Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1954 October 6

Tom Linder Commissioner





: NUMBER 6






































: By Tom LINDER



The follo ing report covering the
\ of the Department of
re constitutes a part of our

f other Divisions will be
ng in different issues of the
tin, es

of Agriculture
om Linder a =
0 Agriculture

it erewith a biennial report
ork done by the FEED
al years 1953 and 1954:

1,273.

Sx 2 5610
Ibs. 5,330,098

523,913
. 5,817,323



. 36,688

; $s -period. our Inspectors
inspections of places where
d. The number of bags in-

Various ingredients are
eorgia feed mills to see
1 registered with this
nt. At the same time all brands
manufactured by each mill are
d for the same reason, to see if

Cd 2s: a
S TO BE ANALYZED
rs samples of feed picked
r ar Inspectors and
ed by the State Chem-
e taken according to
_ Law and Regulations
d as official feed samp-





+ 9,399 * >

fperly: tazeed and stame: || is found. not properly stamped. Feed is

rting permit number is

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954

) REPOR





_ ors. The feed was stopped for one of the

not properly stamped, not registered, or
_ feed that failed to meet manufacturers

-|~ reasons.

| not being properly tagged it is subject

fore the- Commissioner,

_REGISTRATIONS AND TONNAGE

| tons of feed were manufactured and sold



antee as shown on registrations. Some
are picked up on complaints of feeders.

The Chemist Reports revealed that of the -

1,273 samples taken, 866 were as declar-
ed. It was found that 407 samples failed
to meet manufacturers guarantee. It was
also found that 163 of the 407 samples
were subject to penalties on account of.
being either deficient in protein or fat
or excessive in fiber. The total amount of
penalties assessed and collected is $2,-
733.27, This amount is collected for the
use and benefit of the feeders. The re-
porting of feeds that failed to meet guar-

antee in the Market Bulletin has been |

found to be very effective,

NUMBER OF FEED WITHHOLDS:
- During the two year period 610 with--
hold orders were issued by our Inspect-

following reasons:not properly tagged,

guarantee. Z
_. FEED WITHHELD:

- This covers 5,330,098 pounds of feed

withheld from sale for the above-stated

FEED PREVIOUSLY WITHHELD

(1952): ~

No explanation is needed here as this -
is a carry-over from I952.

FEED RELEASED:
When feed is withheld on account of

to penalty at the rate of $1.00 per ton.
The same penalty is assessed when feed

released when penalty has been paid and
all bags properly tagged and stamped, If
feed is withheld on account of being il-
legal to be sold in our state it is released
to be shipped out of Georgia or dumped
unless the shipper requests a hearing be-

FEED NOW UNDER WITHHOLD:
At the end of this reporting period we
had 36,688 pounds of feed under with-
hold. :

In year ending June 30, 1953, 469,645

by Georgia feed manufaeturers and mix-
ers. In the same period, 655,674 tons of
feed were sold in Georgia by manufac-
turers located in 27 other states.





year ending June 30, 1954, 463,191



tons of feed were manufactured and sold
by Georgia feed manufacturers and mix-
ers. In this same period, 698,895 tons of

feed were sold in our state by manufac- ~

turers located in 27 other states.
_ Cottonseed meal sold in Georgia dur-
ing year ended June 30, 1953, amounted
to 57,805 tons. In year ending June 30,
1954, 76,205 tons of Cottonseed meal were
sold for feed. purposes.
Registrations were filed with this De-
partment by 214 Georgia manufacturers
and mixers and 321 out-of-state manufac-

turers and mixers for year ending June

30, 1953.

For ending June 30, 1954, we had 245

Georgia mills and mixers to file applica-
tions and 390 out-of-state manufacturers
registered feed with this Department.
The yearly registrations vary from 4,500
to 5,000,




. During the March 1953 term the Gen-,

eral Assembly passed an Act authorizing
feec. manufacturers to pay inspection fee
on feed by reporting tonnage in lieu of
the use of tax stamps. This Act became
effective July 1, 1953. During the, first
year after effective date we had appli-
cations and issued permits for 108 feed.
manufacturers. During this period we
collected feed tax by reporting tonnage
in the amount of $172,287.87. The use of
feed stamps is still allowed and revenues
from sale of stamps during this period
amounted. to $42,472.49,

In this connection I. am giving you
tonnage report of feed sold in Georgia
from the beginning of your present term
as Commissioner of Agriculture:

1942 19438 1944 1945
FEED .
319,146 561,716 713,589 769,362 815,968
COTTONSEED MEAL
85,792 116,695 115,621 101,316 92,726
1947, 1948 1949 1950
FEED
814,618 743,715 801,630 853,292
COTTONSEED MEAL
77,546 69,558 72,810 65,779
1952 1953 1954

1946

1951
FEED
1,045,386 1,151,550 1,125,610 1,073,801
COTTONSEED MEAL
54,472 73,000 57,805
Respeetfully, :
F. S. CARR, Director
Food and Feed Divisios

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FLOWERS AND SEED
_FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Big fine healthy Bermuda Lily

_ Bulbs, $1 doz. Plus postage. E. A.

Smith, Ben Hill, Rt. 1: Phone
Pr. 27363: :

Cannas, Colored Iris, Mums, 5c
ea.; 50c dob.; Lavender and
Whilte Iris, Butter and Egges,
ea.; 50c doz. Lavender and
Daffodils, Jonquils, Narcissi
25c doz.; Pink Almond, Lilacs
Dahlias, Mibisucs, 15c ea.; Roses,
2, 25c. Add postage. Ardel Meel
er, Bishop, Rt. 1. Box 222. .

Booking orders for Nov. del.
Govt. insp. Red Twig Maple,
Native Holly, White Dogwood,
Wild Azaleas, Sweet Gum, $20.
C; Enopmus (Evergreen), 2-3
ft., 5, $2; Madonna Blue Easter
Lily Bulbs, 15,'$2; Golden Bells,
6, $2 will mix orders. Add 50c
postage. Mrs. B. T. Thornton,
Bowdon.

Drum-Head and Russian Sun-
flower Seed, 10c Tbl.; Old Fash-
jon Bachelor Button and Holly-
hoc, 25c cup; Red Verbenas,
rooted, 20 bunch; 5 bunches,
85c. Mrs. Horace Suttles, Bow-
ersville, Rt. 1.

Single Blue Hycingt Bulbs,
plooming size, Daffodils; Em-
peror, large 24, $1; Royal Robe
Violets, fragant, 15, $1 No ord-
ers less $1. Add postage Mrs.
R. P. Steinheimer, Brooks.

Pink Ttrift Plants, with roots,
$1.25 C; 300,$3; 500, $4; $7 M.
PP. Alma Mosley, Butler, Rt. 1.

Giant Oxalis Bulbs, yellow, 9-

blooming size, $1. Should be
Janted Oct. Mrs. A. S. Knight,
runswick, 2028 Reynolds St.

Dbl. Pink Poppies, Dbl. mixed
col. Sweet William, Hollyhocks,
20c pkt.; Azalea type Mums, 3
cols., 50c doz.; Pot plants, col-
jection Coleus, Sultanas, Ger-
anium, Begonias, Purple Jew, By
$1; Plant free with $1 order.
Add postage. Mrs. C. C. Gentry,
Calhoun, Rt. 8.

All var. pot plants, including
Geraniums, Begonias (dbl. and
single), Cacti, many others, 6
rooted plants, some blooming,
$1. Mrs. W. He Loudermilk, Cor-
nelia, Box 55.

Xmas Cacti, 25c cut; Red Ge-
yaniums, 35 cut; Sweetshrubs,
75e doa; Begonias, 25c ea.;
Green Jew, 15c cut.; Elephant
Ear, 50c; Coleus, 25c; Ice Plant,
45c; Sweetgum Geranium, 40c
Orange Day Lilies, Jonquil Bulb
25c doz. Add postage. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming Rt. 1.

American and English Box-
wood, 10-20 in., bargain price.
100 or 1000 sold only at farm 2
mi. N. Cumming, John Martin,
Cumming, Rt. 1.



Geirgia Easter Lily Bulbs,
certified, treated, best of stock.
Jas. B. Wodds, Brooks.

Mixet col. Tulip Bulbs, 50c
doz.; Yellow Iris, 40c daz; Mock
Orange, large, small, Bridal
Wreath, Purple Lilac, 25c ea.
Rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Noel
Payne, Canton, Rt. 3.

Cannas: White Eureka, City of
Portland and Madam Canard
Pink Giant and King Humbert
Red, Gold, Lemon Yellow, Alle-
mania Variegated, $1.50 doz.; $10
C; $40 M. Exch. for dried fruit.
Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cordele.

_ Hen and Biddie Cacti, good
size,, $2; Thanksgiving cactus
cuttings, 25c; Xmas 35c cut.; Star
Fish, 25c cut; Also White Begon-
jas, 15 cut; Green Jew, 20c cut;
Large Xmas Cherry with red
berries, $2; Ice Plant, 5c leaf.
Addpostage. Mrs. Samuel Caine,
Cumming, Rt. 5.

Boston Ferns, Dbl. Petunia,
Geranium cuttings, 25c; Coleus
5 dif., 25c__ Dbl. Begonia, red,
pink, 20c cut:; Rose Weigela,
Winter Jasmine, Forsythia, Abe-
lia, 8 cuts, 25c; Purple Lilacs,
White, Red Spirea, Crapemyrtle,
Blue Wisterian, 25c Add post-
ooo ee Ruth Rhodes, Canon,

tapas

Red Geranium cuttings, 10c ea.
3, 25c; Green clinging Ivy, $1.25
C; Umbrella Palms, 50c ea.; Pool
Lilies, 4 cols. strong rooted, $1.25
eaz Boston Fern, 39c-50c ea.
Vinea, blue blooms, large and
small, $1 C;.Add postage. Mrs.
GP. Nunn, Crawfordville. .

Light Blue, Dwarf and Tall
Yellow Iris Bulbs of Dutch var-
iety, many other flowers for sale
Mrs. Willie Hatcher, College
Park, Rt. 2, Box 312.

African Violets, red lavender,
blue, white, pink, purple, some
dbls., small plants, 3, $1; a size
larger, 50c ea. Add 23c postage
on $1 orders. Mrs. Tommie
White, Conyers, Rt. 2.

15 fine Iris, yellow, red, blue
all colors, $1. Plus 25c postage;
Yellow, Red, Peach, other Day
Lilies, 4, $1 plus 25c postage;
Single Red and Dbl. Yellow
Oleanders, 2, $1.50, plus 25c post-
age. Stamps for information.
Mrs. W. E. Johnson, Crawford-
ville.

Xmas Cherry Plants, var,
Fuchsia, Brazilian Plume, Dif-
fenbachia, 50e; Philodendron
Plants, Starfish, Novelty, Snake,
June, Xmas Cacti, English,
Green and White, Starwberry
Ivy, Green and White Jade, 30c;
Dbl. and Mistletoe Geranium



FOR SALE

'

Pink Thrift, 50e C at my place.
Mrs. J. B. Simpkins, College
Park, Rt. 2.

Perennial ageratum, purple
and red blazing star, verbena,
and Bouquet pepper plants, 10c
ea.; dwarf boxweed, growing in
pots, 50c ea. No mail .orders.
Mrs. Frank Barford, Atlanta,

1.1185 Moreland Ave., S. E.

Mimosa Seed, 20c pkt. plus
stamp. E. Alexander, Atlanta,
184 Fairburn Rd.

Bufordi and Boxwood Holly,
Nandinas, Red Berry Pyracan-

tha, Cherry Laurel, 1 ft. - 3 ft.,|

$1 up. All home grown. F. L.
Bracy, Atlanta, 76 Candler Rr.,
Si Phe Cr, 139007

Daffodil Bulbs, Emperor, $4
C. Miss N. M. Baker, Atlanta,
1470 DeKalb Ave., N. E.

Pink Blooming: Weigelas, 25
ea. at garden, Boxwood, various
sizes and prices, at my place;

4 or 5 M Boxwood cuttings (not

rooted), 1c ea. PP in thousand
lots; Few mailing size, Chinese
Chestnut Trees, 3, $1.25. PP.
T. E. Eason, Atlanta, 1182 Gun-
club Rd., N. W., Rt. 14, Box 34.

White Narcissus Bulbs, $2.50
C; Liriope, Dwarf-and Large,
Vinca Major and Minor, Sas-
anquas, Bufordi Holliec, Gar-
denias, Boxwoods, Abelias, Bud-
dleias, Ligistrum. W. L. Morris,
Atlantaa, 444 Collier Rd., N..W.
Ve. 2745. ot

Per. Verbena Plants in 8 beau-
tiful colors, including red, blue,

white, wine, purple, pink, etc.,

30, $1; Large pink thrift, 50,
$1. All good rooted; Also 1 red,
1 blue hybrid Clematis vines, 2
yrs. old, $1 ea. PP. Mrs. A. M
Grier, Alto, Rt. 1, Box 155.

Dbl. Single Day Lilies, White
Nareissi, 40 doz.; Black Prince,
Blue, White Swan, Calif. Yellow
Iris, 75e doz.; 12 cuttings Yel-
lew 7 sister rose, 35c; Paul Scar-
let, 30c doz. not rooted; Mixed
col. Hollyhock seed, 3e Ig. pkt.;
Mixed Larkspur, 10c nice pkt.
Mrs. Clyde Logan, Austell, Rt.
2, Hillerest Dr,

Amaryllis Bulbs, orange and
white striped, 40c ea.; Salmon,

| 3, $1.10; Dbl. Orange and Red

Geraniums, Day Lilies, Boston
Ferns, Areoplane Plants, Xmas
Cacti, Bird of Paradise Trees,
Rainbow Coleus, 5, $1; Bird of
Paradise Seed, abe pkg. Add
postage. Mrs. Jessie Howard, Al-
bany, 400 S. Cleveland.

Beefsteak, Pearl, Angelwing,
Begonias, Loquots, Cunningham-
ias, Faney Leaf Caladiums, 25
ea.} 2 yr. hybrid Amaryllis bulbs,
$1 doz. Add 35c extra for ship-
ping each order. Mrs. Alma
Moore, Adel.

Star Bethelehem Bulbs, 35c
doz.; 60, 65c; $1 C.; Old Fashion
Jonquils, 50c doz.; $3.50 doz.;
Althea Bushes, Eng. Dogwood,

35 ea. Mrs. Mamie Stone, Ad-
airsville, Rt. 2. a

Tree and Globe borvitaes,
14-20 in., $4 doz.; Nice Box-
woods, 12-14 in., $3 doz.; Mtn.
Laurels, Pink Rhododendrons,
Golden Forsythia, $2.50 doz.;

Eng. Junipers, Pink Moss Rose,
$4 ees Large Per. Phlox, Prim-
rose, 50 doz. Bob Wilson, Blue
Ridge.

Nice Boxwoods, 12-14 in., $3
doz.j Tree and Globe Arborvit-
aes, 18 in, $4 doz.; All col.
Wild Azaleas, Dogwoods, Pink
Cherdkee Rose, Pink Almond,
Pink, White Rhododendrons,
Mtn. Laurels, Hemlock, Spruce,
$2.50 doz.; Spreading Junipers,
$4 doz. Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge

Rose Delta Iris, deep blue,
white German, white, blue Sib-
erian, any 8, $1; Daffodils mix-
ed, Phoenix, Cheerfulness, Em-
peror, White Pearl, 20, $1; Ramb
ler Rose, White, Red Spirea,
Red Crapemyrtle, 4, $1. Mrs.
C. B. Robinson, Bowdon.

Red, White, Pink, Blue Ramb-

ler Pink Monthly, American
Beauty Roses, Scotch Broom,
Lavender, White Butterfly, 65c
doz: cuts; Pot Plant cuttings,
75 doz.; 7 diff. rooted pot plants,
$1.23; Large Dbl. Poppy Seed,
white, lavender, others, 15c
pkt. Mrs. Lovelle Ownbey,
Blairsville, Rt. 3, Box 82.

Pot Plants, 50 assorted, $1.25.

cuttings, 10c. Plus postage. Mrs. | PP. Plants free. Mrs. W. 8. Grif-

Otis Mashburn, Coaaiag




wie

fin. Adel, Rt, 1.



FLOWERS AND SEED _

| Alfred Jonquils, $2.50 C; Or-
Day Lilies, Dbl. Yellow Pp

|and 20 Nandinas for 5 sacks (not



FLOWERS AND SEED
VFO SALE

Fall del. Holly, Red Maple,
Sweetgum, Sweetshrub, Wild
Honeysuckle, rooted, 20, $5;
Privet Hedge, 3 ft., $3 100 cut-
tings; Evergreen, Snowbells,
Wisteria, Red Monthly Rose,
Spirea, Beauty Bush, 6 cuts, $1.
PP. Inez Haynes, Bowdon, Rt. 1.

White Narcissi, $2 C; King.

ange
Cannas, White, Purple Iris
Emperor Daffodils, $i doz.
July Cacti, 3, 30c. Exch.
print sacks.
Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 89 . \

Poppy Seed, Red Hibiscus,
blooms measure about 6 in.
across, 10c pkg. and stamped
addressed envelope: Mrs. J. W.
Smith, Sr., Buena Vista, RFD
3:

Imp. Bermuda Lily Bulblets,
few 10c and 25c bulbs. JeA.
Moore, Atlanta, 2181 Flat Shoals
Ra aRt3e 2

Large Easter Lily Bulbs, $3
doz. Mrs. R. K. Parrish,-Atlanta,
64 Maddox Dr., N. E. Be

Pink Thrift, 75c C; $3-M. PP.
Mrs. David Parker, Alto, RFD 1.

ec

* Fine large Iris, sky blue, yel-
low, orchid, purple, many two
tones, $1.50 doz.; 4 kinds Daffo-
dils, 2 doz., $1. Mrs. J. M. Mc-
Guire, Adairsville, Rt. 2. :

Yellow Jonquil Bulbs, SiC:

PP. Mrs J. V. McClure, Acworth, |

tte:

Easter Lilies, blooming size,
6, $1; Nandinas, 10, $1; Exch.
12 bulbs for 5 print sacks alike,

less than 4 alike). Ea. pay post-
age. Mrs. M. L. Duncan, Cairo,
342 3rd. Ave., N. W.

4 col. Cannas, 75c $1.50 dqz.;
Milk and Wine Lily, 15c-20c ea.;
2 col. Narcissi, Red Spider Lily,
75c doz.; Jonquils, 60c doz.;
White Iris, 45c doz. Viola: C.
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 343.

Jonquils, Daffodils, mixed $1
C; Day Lilies, orange, yellow
and yellow: and brown mixture,
50c C; Regala Lilies, 6, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. H. D.. Goss, C
houn, Rt. 1, Box 464.

Madonna Lily Bulbs, large
jumbo size, 30c ea.; smaller size,
25c ea. Plus postage. Until last
of Oct. time to plant; Fluffy
Ruffle Fern, 30c nice clump plus
postage. Mrs. H. G. Greene Car-
nesville.

15 asst. Iris including one
Dykes Medal Winner not label-
ed, $1; Labeled Iris, worth 50c-
75c for 40 ea.; Thalia and Mrs.
Kreeledge Narcissi, $1.50 doz
Del. Mrs. J. G. Robertson, Car-
rollton.

White, Pink, Red Dbl. Gera-
miun Rose Color Rosebut Gera-
nium, Red, White, Pink Dbl.,
Red White and Bronze Leaf
Single, Guineawing, and Maple
Leaf Begonias, 20 cuttings, $1.25.
No less sold. Mrs. John Gable,
Cedartown, Rt. 3.

Mixed Col Snapdragon Seed,
20c tsp.; Ice Planty 4 doz. seed,
20c Send 3c postage. Mrs. I. N.
Minish, Commerce, Rt. 4.

Lalley-lilly pips, 2 doz $1;0ld
fashioned Lemon lilies, 2 doz.
$1. No order less $1, Mrs. oaks
McLendon, Clarkston.

Day Lilies, Dutch, Spanish
Glad Bulbs,

Jris, mixed col.
Pink Thrift, 50c doz.; Box-
wood, 20c ea.; Lilac, Yellow

Thornless, Pink Peachtree Roses,

Bridalwreath, $1 doz. Mrs. Mar-
tha White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1,
Box 60. |

Hycinths, large dbl. pink, $1
doz.; Single blue, 15, $1; Pyrami-
dal Arborvitae, 10, $1 Add post-
age for less than $3. Mrs. R. H.
Whelchel, Dawsonville, Rt. 3.

Snowballs, Red, White, Pink
Spireas, Oakleaf Hydrangeas,
Golden Bell, Star Jasmine, Jap-
onicas, Almonds, Crapemytles,
Lilacs, Clematis, Red Honey-
suckle, $1.50 doz.; Mtn Laurels,
Evergreen Hedge, $1.50 C; Db
Day Lilies, 2 doz., $1."Moss pack:

Martha Womack, |

Large Dbl. Flowered Pink}

-|Black Haw,

ter, 9-10 in tall,
sureed suatise tek we
doz.; Yellow Cl

Bulbs, 50, $1.50 No chks.
Lon Ashworth, Dac



er
King Alfred Jonquil and D
fodils Easter Lilies, Fal
Glodenglow, 50c doz.; Dc
4, $1. Mrs. Earl Keener,

Camellia-Japonicas, 8 yrs. 0
Easter Lilies, King Alfred |
quils, Jap. Iris, Fall Pi
doz.; Dogwood,

Keener, Ellijay, Rt.

Dbl; Japonicas, 8
ea.; Jap. Iris, King
quilss Easter Lily, d
wood, 4, $1. Miss E
Hullijay, Riv 8.

old 50c ea.; Jap
Lilies, King Alfred
doz.; Dogwodd, 4, $1.
print sacks. Mrs. Clyde
Plijay ARES ye

Blue Violets, $1
Cacti, Pink Hydrangea,
Justicia, Elephant Ear,
Red Lily Bulbs, bloming
25c ea. Goldenglow, large
small Mums, mixed col. Ii
doz.; Exch. for sacks. $3
up PP. Mrs. W. D.
jay, Rt: 3, Box 62." 5 =

Mtn. Azaleas, 25c e:
Weeping Lilacs, Rose
Altheas, Tree Lilies.
gelas, Hydrangea, t
50e eas;
blooming Yellow Jon
White Narcissi, 30c
Tris, Mtn. Ferns, 50
postage. Mrs. Presl
Ellijay, Rt. 5. s

Guinea Wing Red,
Bronze Conch, Pi
Begonia, Sweetgum,
Branching Ivy cuttings,

Rose Sultanas, 3 kinds C
dark red, ae a g

re
light red, green, 10 it. Ad
postage ea. cut. |
Loumon, Ell OR
Sey. Sultanas, pink,
cuttings, 2, 25c. Mrs J .
diver, Dial.

Lilacs, Hibiscus,
ing Arbutus, $1_
Pine, Dogwood, Rhi
Mtn. Laurels, Kalmia 1
$1.50 doz.; Fern, 75c doz.;
prella Chinaberry Bush, 50
Add postage. Mrs.
way, - Dahlonega,

Cuttings of Christmas
, Fuzzy bear, Dbl

Pink, and Single White
Leaf. Beef Steak, Star
jas, June gn rane
Century Plants, Walking
Shrimp, Pink oe
rooted, any 6, $1.
Langley, Ellijay, R

Ln Old F

pirea, 41
Azaleas, Calycanthus,
Roses, Jan. Jasmine, roo
3, $1: Plus postage. .
jes H. Edwards,

Large Globe
@-8. ft. huge. Snow
theas, Weigelas, Forsy
Almonds, Old_ Fashio
Hydrangeas,
Baby Brea

Red Anthony Wa
All too large to
truck for them._
Langley, Ellijay,

8 kinds choice _
50c doz.; Fragrant C!
and Yellow Nai
blooms to ea
6 kinds large

+

ship.
Mrs.

fodlis and

doz.; $3 C



ed. Mrs, M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega, |

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narcissi, 50c doz.; double
ies, 50 for $1. Miss Mary
Wright, Elebrton.

d Radiance, Pink Radiance,

a Floradora, Dr. Van
leet, American Pillar. Roses,
sd, 55c ea.; Chinese Elm,
ba dy Poplar, Purple Leaf
im, 24 in., 75c ea. PP on $3 or

orders. Fenn Hudgins,
Branch-

ted Red and Pink Geran-
, 25c ea.; Night Blooming
cti, 50c Thanksgiving Cacti,
-ea.; Small Dwarf Cape Jas-
y Eee a wos a et
e Too 50c.
25c postage. No orders less
$1. Mary. Shrum, Fitzgerald

1, Box 108. |
Eng. Boxwood, 8-10 in.
oz.; Cherry Laurels, Crape
e Abelias, 2-3 ft., nice, $5
Vinca Minor, heavy liners,
Xmas Fern, heavy plants,
2B is Robinson,

col Ni e ete White
od, Sweetshrubs, $1 doz.;
Snow Ball Bushes,
- Golden Bells, Seven
dd postaage. Mrs. Cleave
li, Ellijay, Star Rt. B.

1. Native Adalas White
d, Sweetshrubs,. $1 doz.;
Fashion Snowball Bushes,
ea; Golden Bells, Seven
ee pink or red, 25c
postage. Mrs. Janie
aac. Ellijay, Star Rt; B.

bbit - Tracks, Peperomias,.
- Per, Candytutft, Dbl.
s, Yellow Yarrow,
Margrerite Daisies, Red, |

1

neh; 10 dif. named Day
y 35c_ ea. Add 20c post-

gia Easter Lily Bulbs,
-25c ea.; Dbl. White Fev-
50c doz.; Smali Altheas,
colors, 6, $1; Hollyhock
mixed colors, nice pkt.,
3c stamp. Mrs, H.

, Elberton, Ret

usand Sweet Scen-
$1.25 C:
S ence
Sriewdrops, $1.60
Winter Turnip Seed, io
Exch. for pecans or honey.
ren Eastanollee.

: ily Bulbs, 5 , $1; Tul-
Bulbs, $1 pe Daffodils, 50c

pirea, red, pink, white,
leia, Abelia, -Forsythia,
, Weigelias, Altheas,
50c eaa. No orders unde $1
Mrs Adell Williams, El-_

Aine: Angel Wing,
Rosebud Begonia cuttings,
Strawberry _ Begonia,
5c -ea.; Sultana, pink,
-Xmas and June Cacti,

Geranium cuttings,
_ Add vay, R Mrs. H.
Heo;

Glade 50c -doz.; White
Mums, 75c_ doz.;. Blue

, Lemon Lilies, $1.25.

mch Begonias, Sul-

Rose, Red, Hen and Bid-
tide, Re Cacti, 30c ea.
packed. -Add_ postage.

e en sank Ellijay, Rt.

White Violets, tive and
is, o1- CS Mixed Iris,

aot blooming shrub-

and evergreen, 50c up.
ry del. beginnig Oct.

ae babies: Ellijay, Rt.

Violets, Vinca Vine,
, $1.25 C, Add mr
as. Hi. Penland, Elli

Gah on
Ra
acer ai
eror
(yellow center)
Orange

1,7 Re



Rt. 1, Peachtree Rd,

Yellow jasmine, 25c bunch;
running ivy, 3c stamp. Discount
on large amounts. Mrs. T, M.
Harris, Milner.

Acicia Plants, orange blooms,
like Mimosa, 12 ini 23 ft} 45
ft. Add postage. Mrs. W. H. Mc-
Williams, Lithonia, Rt. 3.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laur-
els, Red, Yellow, Orange Azal-
eas, White and Yellow Dogwood
Redbud, Sweetshrub, Coralber-
ry Bush, Tulip Poplar, White
Pine, Crabapple, Holly, and
Strawberry Bush, 2-2% ft.
rooted, moss packed, PP; $2
doz.; Pink Phlox, $2 CP vin
en Black, Mineral Bluff, Rt.

Rhedodendrons, Mtn. Laur-
els, Red, Orange, Yellow Azal-
eas, White Cream Dogwood,
Redbud, Sweetshrub, Coralber-
ry, Cherokee Rose, Crabapple,
Holly Bush, Tulip Poplar,

Strawberry Bush, White Pine, |

2-3 ft., $2 doz. rooted. Moss

acked; Phlox, Shasta Daisies, |

PP. Mrs.
Mineral Bluff.

3 col. Azaleas, Mtn. Laurels,
Rhododendrons, Redbud, Coral-
berry, Cream and White Dog-

Edna Rukat,

wood, Pink Cherokee Rose, Red |

Maple, Crabapple, Tulip Poplar,
Holly Bush, Strawberry Bush,
White Pine, 2-3 ft., $2 doz. root-
ed. PP. Mrs. E. a Millhollon,
Mineral Bluff, Box 176. _-

Mtn. Laurels, Rhododendrons,
Red, Orange, Yellow Azaleas,
White, Cream Dogwood, Red
bud, Sweetshrub, Coralberry,
Pink Cherokee Rose, Holly Bush
Crabapple, Tulip Poplar, Red
Maple, Strawberry Bush, White
Pine, 2-3 ft., doz.; Phlox,
Shasta Daisies, $2 C. Mrs. Boon
Wilson, Mineral Bluff.

Crimson White and Purpla
Verbena, 15, $1; Goldilock Roses
White Killarney Roses, $1; Or-
ange and Day Lily Bulbs, Thick
Leaf Ligustrum, Purple Butter-
fly Bush, 25c Peach and Apple
Trees, 50c Red Morning Glory
Seed, Cypress, and Sweet Wil-
liam Seed. Mrs. Annie Hub-
bard, Fortson.

Ga. Easter lily planting stock
for sale at my farm 6 mi. So.
Fayetteville on Hwy. 85. Webb
W. Mask. Fayetteville.

Red Cedar, 12-18 in. $5 C;
Rhododendron, maximum, 12-18
in., $5, doz.; Old Eng. Box ood,
6-8 in., $2. 50 doz.; American
Red Bud, 18-24 in., $1.50 doz.
Talmadge Robinson, Greenville.

Small Cherry Laurel, Phote-
nia, Ligustrum, Nandina, Ivy,
$7. 50. C; Larger size, $2. 50 doz.;
Iris and Blackberry Lilies, $1.25
doz. Lois Woodruff, Greenville.

5 bu. field run genuine Ga.
Lily Bulbs, certified stock, $70

bu; here. Mrs. Kate Harrell,
Fayetteville, Box 173.
Large size Madonna _ Lily

| Bulbs, 50c ea.; Bulblets, 25c ea.;

lus 25 postage per 2 or 3 large.
size, and on smaller 15 and 20
half doz. Mrs. Clifford Lavender,
Flovilla.

2 large Boxwoods, 5 ft., $10 ea.
Exch, for pig wt. 100 Ibs., or 3
or 4 mos. old calf (either sex).
Mrs. C. D. Freeland, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

Mixed butbs, Yellow Jonquil,

Butter and Egg, Yellow Narcissi,

$1.50 C; White Narcissi with;

yellow center, $1.25 doz All
del. Mrs. E. Fountain, Fort Val-:
ley, Rt. 1.

Red Flowering Quince, Maple
English Dogwood, Holly Purple
Lilae, Crabappie, Sweepshrub,
Pink Almond, Forsythia, 25 ea.;
April Narcissi, Purple Iris, Yel-
low Narcissi, 50c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. J. W. Jackson, Fair-
mount, Rt. 2.

Hardy Fragrant Red Violets,
$1 doz.; Parma Violets, 4 rooted
-| plants, $1: White Wonder, 2, $1;
Genuine Royal Robe, $1 doz.; $7
~{C; Giant Purple, 3 -doz., $1. 50;
Also Dark Red and Scarlet Ver-
bena, $1 doz. Add postage. Mrs.
L, H. Cousins, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Selling out Pink Cameo Iris,
io ea. nen 8 for price soe Cherry
| other prize winning va-

Sen





Te: Late.







350 Boxwood, e. 50- $15. 000.
W. J. Purser, Hiram,

Finest azaleas, ferns, hydran-
gea, Amaryllis, crabapple, re
honey suckle, silver lace vines,
pussy and weeping willows, box-
woods, rose acacie, sweet shrubs
gardenias, dogwood, red maple,
forsythia, red holly, cedars, 2, $1;
prize winning iris, 7, $1; Add
postage. Mrs. John Myers Addi-
son, Hartwell, Rt, 2.

Mixed bulbs: Jonquils, But-
ter and Eggs, Daffodils, etc., $1
C in Ga.; Pink Oxalis Bulbs, 3,
10c; Rooted Cape Jasmine, 50c:
Pink Crape Myrtle or Breath of
Spring,

Mrs

Lavender Iris, 60c doz. plus
postage; Hen and Biddie Cacti,
40c ea.; Baby zinnias, seed 15c
large match box; Phlox, Fever
Few, 10c tsp. and stamped en-
velope. No chks. Mrs. M. M.
Kelley, Lithonia, Rt. 3;

White, Pink Dogwood, Mi-
mosa, Holly, Cedar, Tulip Pop-
lar, Cherry, Greybeard, Paw
Paw, Sweetshrub, Weigelas,
Wisteria, Persimmon, China-
berry, 7, $1. October only. Add
pone Mrs. Thos. J. Watson,

ithonia, Rt. 3, Box 217.

Large Dbl. Carnation. Poppy
Seed, deep pink colors, 50e Tbl.
Add. postage. Mrs. Howard
Green, Loganville, Rt. 3.

Narcissi, white with yellow
cups, also yellow, very fragrant,
$1.25 C; Blue, Pink Hydrangeas,
30c ea. Add postage. pele ar-
ris, Lula.

Blue Yard Hyaetigen Red
Altheas, Nandines, 25 ea.; Dbl.
Two Tone Daffodils, 0c. doz.;
Yellow Jonquils, $1 C; Single
Blue Hyacinths, 75 doz. Add
postage; Sweet William Seed,
mixed colors Feverfew, 10c pkg.
with self addressed stamped
envelope. Be Annie Pattillo,
LaGrange, 5

White and Yellow Jonquils,
Butter and Eggs, Trumpet Daf-
fodils, $1.75 C; Blue Single Hy-
cinths, $1.50 doz; Blue and
Pink Thrift, 75c doz.; Bird of
Paradise, $1 ea. Miss Mattie Mc-
Curley Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Silver Leaf Poplars, 3 ft.
75c ea; Dbl. Day Iiilies, 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. John A.
Tingle, Jackson, Rt. 2. .

Empress Daffodils, White Per-
ianth, Yellow Ruffled Trumpet,
largest size, $1.25 doz.; 75 doz,
for 1% doz. smaller size; Iris
38 each of 10 named varieties,
$3.25; Margaret Mitchel Iris, $2
PP. Mrs. Martha P. Jones, Ly-
erly.

Abelia. Witch Broom, Pussy
Willow, Bridal Wreath, Spirea,
Thunbergi, Korean Boxwood,
Enonymus Vegetus, Spirea An-
thony Waterer, Forsythia, Weep-
ing Willow, Pussy willow, Scotch
Broom, Mimosa, English Ivy,
large plants, 50e ea. $3 orders
sent PP. Josan Geia, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 2.

300-500 Boxwoods, $1-$3 ea.;
Rooted Plants, 10c ea. Fine
Iris, '20, $1; $15 M; Mixed: Jon-
quils, Narcissi, Daffodils, mixed
60c C; $6 M; Also Garlic, 40c
and 50e doz. Add postage. Mrs.
S. M, Gunter, Lawrenceville,

Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laur-
els, Red, Orange, Yellow Azal-
eas, Holly Bush, Redbud, Coral-
berry, Crabapple, Cherokee
Rose, Red Maple, Strawberry
Bush, Tulip Poplar, White Pine,
2-3 ft, $2 doz., Shasta Daisies,
PP, rooted. Hobert J. Wilson,
Mineral Bluff,-Box 176.

Red, Pink Weigelas, Crape-
myrtle, Spiirea, Blue, Pink But-
terfly Bush, 25 var. Roses, For-
sythia, Bridalwreath, Pink Al-
mond, Flowering Peach, 5, $1;
Single, Dbl., 7 colors Altheas,
75 doz.; Catalpa, 6, $1; Red,
Pink Thrift, doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. C. Lawson, Lith-
onia, Rt. 3, Bee 216.

Azaleas, red, yellow, orange,
also Cream and White Dog-
wood, Rhododendrons, Mtn.
Laurels, Redbud, Sweetshrub,
Coralberry Bush, White. Pine,
Tulip Poplar, Red Maple, Crab-
apple, Holl ae, Strawberry

a. Fleming, Lincolnton.

25c. PP on $1 orders.,

=~

.

April Blooming Narcissus,
Paper White, $2 C:; Blue Tris, 50
bunch. Add postage. Mrs. E. L.
Robinson, Jasper.

Bufordi Holly, heavy, trans-
planted, 7-10 in. up, $25. C250;
$14; Bufordi Holly, rooted cut-
tings, $15. C; 50, $8.50. P. O.
Money Orders, No chks. Maude
Hamby, Greenville.

Old English Dwarf Boxwood,
Wax Leaf Ligustrums, $10. C;
Cherry Laurels, fast growing
Ligustrums, Nandinas, Phote-
nias,, $7.50 C; English Ivy, Vin-
ca Minor, Red Violets, Red, Blue
White, and Pink Thrift,. $5 C
Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

Scarlet Red, Dark Purple
Verbena, $1 doz.: $5 C; Pink
aie $1. 50C; Pink Oxalis, Zz

C: $12. 250 M. Add postage Mrs.
clumps, $1; Red Cannas, $2 doz.;
Jonquils Narissi, Daffodils, $1. 50
C; $12.50 M. Add _ postage
Janie Ellis, Grantiville.

Yellow Jonquils, Dbl. Butter
and Eggs, Yellow Long Trumpet
Daffodils, White Narcissi, $2 C;
Blue and Pink, Red Thrift, $1
doz. Miss Norta McCurley, Hart-
well, Rt. 2.

Yellow and White Jonquils,
Butter and Eggs, Trumpet -Daf-
fodils, $1.75 C; Red, Pink, Blue
Thrift, 75c doz.; Bird of Para-
dise, $1 ea.; Blue Single Hya-
einth,s, $1.50 pipe Exch. for print

sacks. Miss Cecile McCurley,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.
Day Lilies .(Hemerocallis),

labeled, 20c-$2 ea.; 30 dif verie-
ties including red, pink, bicolors,
yellow, orange, Write for list;
Daffodil and Narcissus Bulbs,
75c C; $6.50 M. Add postage
under $2 orders. Mrs. Hattie
Kimsey, Hiawassee.

Pink Cherokee Roses, Mtn.
Laurels, Rhodendrons, Red,
White, Yellow, Azaleas, Dog-

wood, Redbud, Coralberry, Red
Maple White Pine Poplar, Hem-
lock, 2-3 ft., $2.75 doz.; Pink Ph-
lox, Day Lilies, Snow drop, Shas
ta Dasies, Blue Violets, Snap-
dragons, $2.50 . Add postage.
Bonnie Abercrombie, Mineral
Bluff. 3

Mtn. Laurel, Red Maples, 3
col Azaleas, Tulip Poplars, Crab
apple, Dogwood, Holly, Pine
Hemlock, Strawberry Bush, 2-3
ft. rooted, $1.50 doz.; Sweet-
shrubs, Rhodedendrons, Chero-
kee Roses, Pussy Willow, White
Pines, 25c ea.; Mtn. Ferns, \Ar-
butus,. Galax, Heartease, 40c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Clifton Davis,

Mineral Bluff.
Dogwood, Red Maple, Mtn
Laurels, 3 cols. azaleas, Crab-

apple, Tulip Poplarsy Hemlock,
Holly, Strawberry Bush, 2-3 ft.,
rooted, $1.50 doz.; Sweetshrubs,
Cherokee Roses, Rhododendrons,
Pussywillow, White Pine, 25c ea.
Mtn. Ferns, Arbutus, Galax,
Heartease, 40c. Add postage.
Mrs. W. D. Davis, Mineral Bluff.

-Red Maple, Dogwood, Mtn.
Laurels, 3 cols. Azaleas, Crab-
apple, Hemlock, Holly, Straw-
berry Bush, Tulip Poplars, Pine,
Red Maple, 2-3 ft., rooted, $1.50
doz.; Sweetshrub, Cherokee
Roses, Pussywillow White Pine,
Rhododendrons, 25c ea.; Mtn.
Ferns, Arbutus, Galax, Heart-
ease, 40c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Ruford Davis, Mineral Bluff.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurels,
Red and Yellow Azaleas, Pink
Crabapple, White Dogwood,
Sweetshrub, Tulip Poplars,
White Pines, Creek Hemlock,
Holly, 2-3 ft., $2.75 doz.; White
Shasta Daisies, Pink Phlox, Blue
Tris, Purple Violets, Orange Day
Lilies, $2.50 PP. Gladys Robin-
son, Mineral Bluff.

Red Bud Seed, 10, 10c; and
stamped addressed envelope; 5
White Ash Seed, 10c and stamp-
ed addressed envelope; Also
Icebox Watermelon 25c pack-
age (pure seed) and stamped ad-
dressed envelope. Mrs. W. Y.
Summers, Newnan, Rt. 5.

Large size Jonquil Bulbs,
eream with short yellow cups,
long stems, $1.50 C; Also Long
Brown Shallots, great multipli-
ers, not scallions, $1.25 gal. Add



Bush, 2%- root moss
ed, PP $2.35 aoe a.
ilson, Mineral Bluft,



postage. Mrs. W. W. Womack
Grayson. ;

Bearded Iris,
ties, mixed, unlabeled, 15, $1.

rayville.

_ Several kinds mixed bulbs,
Daffodils, Jonquils, Narcissi,
Blue Bells. White with Yellow

Morrow, Rt.

3, $1;+ $3.50 doz.: Also Croft
Easter Lily Bulbs at same price.

Tube Rose Bulbs, single and
double, 65c doz, Add postage.
Ethel Sullivan, Marietta, Rt. 2.

Ga. Easter Lily Bulbs, 15, 20,
25, 30, 35, 40c sizes; Iris Tubers,
purple, blue, lavender, 3c ea;
Mixed Jonquils, Daffodils, te

Ralph s. Collier, Madison.

Super Swiss Giant Pansy
Plants, 3 doz., $1.25: $2.30 C:
Per. White Candy Tuft, rooted
division, $1.25 doz.; Smaller
plants, 75e doz.; Shasta Dasies,
Easter Reid; Alaskt, $1 doz.;

ea. Mrs. J. Ww. Jones, Madison.

Almon Shrubs, 3, 35c. Add
postage. Mrs. J. N. Davis.

Large Blue Roman Hyacinth,
$1 doz; med. size, 75 doz. Mrs.
J. A. Forehand, Pinehurst.

White Wisteria, Spirea, Bud-
dleia-Forsythia, Trumpet Ves
Nandinas, Hybrid, Amaryllis,
Apostle Lily, 3, $1; Yellow Cen-
ter Narcissi, $1.50 C; Dbl. Or-
ange, Lemon Butterfly and Milk
and Wine Lilies, White Cannas,

|Purple and Orange Lantanas, 6,

$t. Mrs. J. E. Harrell, uitman,
Rt. 5.

Orange Lantanas, Pothos, San-
siveria, Ivy, Hybrid Amaryllis,
Easter Lilies, White Wisteria,
Jap Magnolia, Spirea, Nandina,
Buddleia, Forsythia, Apostle
Lilies, White Cannas, 3, $1. Mrs.
C, E. Teeter, Quitman, "Rt. 5.

4 yr. old Cape J: asmine, white
wax blooms, rooted in pots,
$2.50 ea. Add. Miss Bessie Mar,
tin Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Weeping Mary (purple), For-
sythia, Golden Belle, 60c ea.;
2, $1; Gardenia cuttings, 25 ea.
Damp packed. PP. Mrs. Wallace
Wilson, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

1 bushel of mixed flower
bulbs, $10 plus postage. Mrs.
E. S. Hicks, Yatesville.

Iris, fine varieties, Ming Yel-
low, Mit. Shasta White, Light
Blue, Med. and Purple, $1.25
doa Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley.

4 Geraniums, mostly pink
and laverder, large cuttings,
some rooted (first orders) $1.25;
Cacti, all different, some root-
ed, or large cuttings, 4, $1.25.
Will mix cacti and geraniums
as desired, Mrs. H. Allen, Wil-
liamson, .

Extra large, New Flame and
Black Spotted Deep Yellow
Tiger Lilies, 10, $1.; 25, $2.; 100
good Jonquil, and Daffodils, $1;
210, $2. Del. Satis. guar. Any
order mixed. A, J. Wilougbee:
Waco

Long Trumpet Jonquil Bulbs,
$125 C; Paper White Narcissus
$1.50 C. Add 20c postage. Mrs.
Wilson Wallace, Wray, Rt. 1,
Bov 168.

Magnolias, Red, White Dog-
wood, Teaolives, Pink, White
Running Roses, Bird of Para-
dise, Red, Pink Purple Crape
mytle, Buckeyes, Sweetshrubs,
Umbrella China, Yellow Jas-
mine, Pussywillow, Evergreen
Oak, 1-5 ft., 10c ft. Add post-
1 doz. Gardenias, rooted cuts,
50c ea. Mrs. Grady Brewer,
Toomsboro.

Bearded Iris, Pink, White,
Light Blue, Yellow, Purple,
Redish Purple 2 Tones, $1.50
doz. Mixed only: Yellow Clus-
ter Narcissi, 4 doz., $1.; Trum-
pet Yellow Daffodils, 3 doz.,
$1.; Red Hot Poker, Tiger
Lilies, 4, $1. All blooming size.
Mrs. Li



illian Owens, Tallapoosa.
Rt. 2,

named verie-

PP in Ga. Mrs. Tol. Black, Muc-

Cups, and Ruffle of Red, White
with Yellow cups others, $2 C!

Add postage. Can be in sepa-
rate packs. vas J. H. Voyles,

Rubrum ve Bulbs, 40 ea.:

Mrs. E. L. Dingler, Meansville. _

Blue or White Hydrangea, 75c .

\



ea.; Gladiolis, mixed, lc ea. Mrs. ees

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vay Citys





FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Pink Thrift, nice, rooted
plants, $1 C; 200, $1.50; Nandi-
nas, 4, $1. Plants damp packed.
Add postage. Mrs. Milton T.

Phillips, Wrens,

60 Iris at 40 Hemerocallis,
named, labeled, 24 dif. Iris,
write for list of prices; Hemero-J
callis, 12 dif. $4.; 12 desirable,
$3.: Hyacinths, dbl. pink, 12,

$2.50; 24, $4.; Blue Roman, $1.

doz.; 24, $1.75. Postage 35c.
Mrs. F. M. Combs, Washington.

Daffodils, Narcissi, Pink, Mrs.
Backhouse, all White Beershe-
ba, $3.50 doz.; Thalias, Cheer-
fulness, Jno. Evelyn, $2.50 doz.;
selection Iris, $1. doz.; 24,-$1.75;

- Hemerocallis, 12 newer $4.; 12

good, $2.65; Admiral Byrd
Daisies, 15, $1.50; 30c postage.
Mrs. M. P. Combs, Washington.
$1

April blooming Narcissi,

Also Garlic, 50c doz. Mrs. John

Weaver, Temple, Rt. 2.

: Winterblooming Yellow Oxa-
lis Blubs, 3, 25c; Angelwing,

Snowball Begonia, Dbl, Pink
Geraniums, 25c,. ea.; Xmas,
Rope Cacti, 15 cut; Night

Blooming Cereus, rooted, large,
35c ea. Plus postage, Mrs. Wavy
Lewis, Toomsboro. ese

Night blooming Cereus, root-

ed, blooming size, $1'-$3. ea.
-PP; Or exch. for any . color

Amaryllis except. red, oriental,
bearded or Siberian Iris, any
color. Mrs. C. M. Proctor, Twin

3 yr. old Dwarf Boxwood,
one year old Abelia Granda
Flora, nice size Gerdenia, Spring
blooming Dbl. White Spirea,
Maiden air Fern, $i ea.; Coral
Vine Bulbs, 2, $1; Narcissus,
blooming size, $1 doz.; Del. $1
lots up. Mrs. H. V. Franklin,
Register, Rt. 1, Box 20.

Dbl. Red Begonia, Pink Ev-
erblooming Begonia, Pink Ger-
aniums, 15c ea.; Dbl. Red Pop-
py Seed, 15c Tbl. Leilar Phil-
lips, Royston, Rt. 1.

Jonquil Bulbs, $1 C; White
Narcissi, $1.75; Daffodil, 50c
doz. Mary Ruth Phillips, Roy-
ston, Rt. 1.

_ Boxwood, all sizes, $1 up;
Pink Dogwood, 2-3 ft., $2 ea.;
Chinese Elm Trees, 6-8 ft., $2
ea.; Red Myrtle (crape) 2-3 ft.,
$1 ea. Mrs. Louise Travis, Riv-
erdale. Ph. Fayetteville 5415.

Large Red Spider (Guernsey)
Lily Bulbs late blooming, 75c
doz.; Mixed Daffodils, Jonquils,
Narcissi, $2 C. Mrs. R. F. Hicks,
Roberta. es

Dbl. Red, Pink, Peach, Yel-
low Hibiscus cuttings, 25 ea.;
5, $1; Red Salmon Geranium,
rooted, 35 ea.; cuttings, 15c;
4 dif. Werns, - $1; Cactiy--5, -$1-
Pink Thrift, 75 C; Beefsteak
Begonia, 35c. Add postage. Mrs.
Joseph Gibbs, Rebecca, Rt. 2,
Box 67. 4

Flowering Shrubs, White
Fringe Tree, Pink, White, Pur-
ple Crapemyrtle, Pink, Crimson,
3 dif. White Spireas, Deutzia,
Abeliaa, Winter Honeysuckle,
Forsythia, Yellow and Pink Jas-
mine, Russian Olive, Osman-
thus, Nandinas, all 3-4 yrs. old,
rooted plants, 75c ea.; $5 doz.
Mrs. Maude Granger, Reidsville.

_ Large blooming size Geran-
iums, 25c ea.; Cuttings, 10c ea.;
Striped Jew, 3, 10c; Joint Cacti,
Star Cacti, Shrimp Plant, Dev-
ils Backbone cuttings, 10c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. P. E. Traylor,
Rebecca.

Rooted, dbl. pink wax (rose-
bud) begonias, rose scented ger-
aniums, Thanksgiving, Christ-
mas, Frogleg, Crown of Thorns
und night blooming Cereus cacti,
Opal plant, 25c ea. 3 for 65c;
little white field and yellow
Chesterfield daisies, 25c doz.
Mrs. D. W. Faircloth, Rochelle,
P, O Box 1044.

Japanese Iris (Koempferi),
large blooming size plants, asst.
colors, labeled, 35c ea.; Pal-
metto Palms, 15-25 in., $1.45
ea.; Butterfly Lily Bulbs, large
size, 25e ea. COD. Orders ship-
oed. V. W. Wilson, Savannah,
Rt. 3, Box 184.

Purple imis, 8 doz. $1.25 post-
paid. Mrs. M. L. Priest, Talk-
ing Rock. Rt. 2,

FOR SALE

x

planting stock, certified, treat-
ed, for sale. Jas. B. Woods,
Brooks. Tel. 206 J1 Senoia.

Glad Bulb collection, No. 1
and 2 sizes: 0 Willie Garge
early May bloomer, cant name)
3 Elizabeth, The Queen (ruffled
purple); One Silhouette (smoky).
r85c. Add postage. Mrs. David
J. Arnold, Shellman.

'8 Easter Lily Bulbs, $1.50;
8 Orchid Color Curcuma Lil-
ies, $1.50; 6 Dbl. Milk and Wine,
$1.50; 10 Spider, $1.50; Also 2
Rosemary Bushes, $1.50; 2 Love
Apple Bushes, $1. White and
Yellow Dbl. Lady Banksia Rose
Bushes, $1.50, ea. Mrs. V. M.
Johnson, Shellman.

One Teaolive, 8 ft. high, 5 ft.
circum., $40. Come aig; Also
Hardy Stephanotis, year size,
35c ea.; 2, 60c; Blooming size,
80c and $1 ea. Del. 3rd. zone.
5c on checks. Miss Mittie Col-
lins, Smithville, Rt. 1. (Located
Smithville Plains Rd.)

Basheba Daffodils, blooming
size, Duplex Gerberas $3. doz.;
Dbl. White, Yellow Feverfew,
Sweet Williams, Chinese Sacred
Lilies, Snowdrops, Paper White
Narcissi 65 doz.; Nandinas, 10,
20, and 30c sizes; Easter Lilies,

leton. s

Large Double Poppy Seed,
all. colors, now time to plant,
2 large tabiespoons, 40c; One
for 25c. Mrs. A. Gordon Rocker,
Statesboro, Rt. 6. 5 ae

Purple Iris, Orange Day Lil-
ies, 3 doz., $1.50. PP. Mrs. Abe
Goble, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Little Yellow Thornless Roses,

Golden Chain, 3, $1; Tiger Lilie,s
6 large or 12 small, $1; Yel-
low and Purple Iris, Large
Peach Glads, $1 doz.; Add post-
age. Jemima Crump, Talking
Rock, Rt. 2.

German Bearded Iris, named
varieties, mixed colors, not lab-
eled, 15, $1; 35, $2. Add postage.
Mrs. Nellie Duckett, _Talking
Rock. 3 :

Blue, White, variegated Iris,
50-doz.; Orange Day Lilies,
Pink and White Oxalis, 4, 25c;

Wax Leaf Ligustrum, Boxwood,
Dorothy Perkins Pink Rose,
Trumpet Vine, Baby Breath
Spirea, Jan. Jasmine, 25c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. W._H. T.
Acree, Toccoa, RFD 3.

Red and White Dogwood,
Crabapple, Pink, also Pink Run-
ning Roses, Bird of Paradise,
Bunch, Running Honeysuckle,
Buckeye Yellow Jasmine, Ev-
ergreen Oaks, Teaolives, Mag-
nolias, French Mulberry, Sweet
Bays, 1-5 ft., 10c ft. Add post-
age. Mrs. Henry Loyd, Tooms-
boro, Rt. 1.

Early blooming Day Lilies
and Iris, $1 doz.; Liriope, 50,
$1.25; Naturalizing Bulbs, $1 C;
Cheaper by the peck; Thrift, 4
clumps, $1; Empress Bulbs, 75c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. B. E.
Andrews, The Rock.

7 dif. Begonias, 7 dif. colors
Geraniums, 4 kinds Sultanas,
Many other kinds pot plants;
15 nice unrooted cuttings, PP.
$1. Mrs. A. R. Landin, Toccoa.



FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED



aWnt Ginger and Georgia
Easter Lilies. Will exehange
Coleus. Begonia, or -~Salmom
Sultana. Ea. pay postage. Mattie
Sue Dempsey, Cedertown, Rt.
2. s

Want Hybrid Day, Hadon-
na,.White, Yellow, and Red
Lilies. S. S. Storer, Douglas-
ville, Rt. 4.

Want Giant Winter Bloom-
ing Pink Oxalis. Mrs. Fred
Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

Want to tarde Milk and
Wine Lilies for Lemon Day
Lilies. Nellwyn Exley, Guyton,
Rica:

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Single Deck Elec. Brooder,
very good cond., reasonable.
Mrs. W. F. Crowell, Atlanta,
985 Forrest Rd., N. E. Cy 1654.





FLOWERS AND SEED |

Georgia Easter Lily Bulbs,.|

25c ea. Mrs. Johnson Usry, Stap-_

| dairy, good cond., for sale. H. D.

Pink Single Altheas, Forsythia, |

Picker, good shape, power bal-
er, (needs one part), and blocks
Y fae same, $400. J. G. Daniel,

organ. faesi

One Hinman Milking Machine,
vaccum pump, 2 pulsators, A-1
cond., $25. P. A. Thames, Stock-
bridge, Rt. 2. eee

McCormick Deering Mower,
regular gear, No. 9, two blades,
good cond., $50; Four 1H Turn-
er Plows, No. 6, good shape, $5
ea.; other farm tools, for sale.
Harry. Tucker, Washington, Rt.
2. . \

a

. 1954 Farmall (Super M) Trac-
tor with 13 X 38 tires, excellent
cond.,1954 Farmall (Super C)
Tractor, with planters, Cultiva-
tors, like new; 1950 Farmall M,
good cond. Cheap for cash. C. W.
Williams, Mitchell, Rt. 1. .

2 H heavy hay rake, 2-H
-Oliver turn plow, 2 H middle
buster, all fair to good shape.
R.-A. Towns, -Lithonia, Rt. 3.

One 1st. class cond. Planter
Jr. Garden Tractor with. set of
cultivators and 1 row. seeder,
sell at half price of new value.-
Wm. R. Ruppersburg, Fairburn,
Rt. 1, Milam Rd Ph. 4202. -

1-H Cub Tractor practically
new, planters, distributors, cul-
tivators, disc plow, all new, nev-
er used, $950. Call any day
but Saturdays. W. C. Byington,
Newnan, Rt. 3. Phone 2394-J.

One Dry Twelve Can Milk
Cooler and other equipment for

Cumbie, Norcross. Ph. 2714.

One 10 ft. self dump hay rake,
A-1 cond., for sale. J. C. Brod-
nax, Walnut Grove, Box 9.

Irrigation System complete,
1500 fet. 6 in. pipe; 30 M gal.
hour: Intl. Crawler Tractor, T.
D. 14 with hydraulic angle
blade, bought new, used on my
farm only has original tracts
worn very little; J. D. Kilfer
Subsoiler Plow; Terracing Ma-
chine, R. L. Jackson, Jonesboro,
c/o Flint River Farms. . Ph.
Jonesboro 6217.

All of my farm machinery in-
clud Farmall H, John Deere M
Tractors, A-1 cond., mower for
J. D. with 2 blade assembly,

Forsyth. (Headlands).

One good Riding Cultivator |
with 2 fertilizer attachments,

Trade for any farm tools can
use Arthur H..Edalgo, Nashville,
Rt. 3. 6 :

One Farmall H Tractor, $475.3
One 100 HP Intl. Diesel Power
Unit, good cond., $1750.; Three
70 Way. Airblast Gin Stands
condenser, pipes, fans, all steel
tramper, dbl. box press, all good
cond., $600. H. E.- Stephens,
Toomsboro. $

1952 Ford Tractor mounted
with heavy duty Wagner load-
er in Ist class cond., $1,895. 1952
John Deere M. T. Two Row
Tractor, used very little, Ist:
class., also harrow, 2 subsooilers,
Aull dozer rig to fit tractor,
$1,295. Hoyt Waller, Zebulon.
Ph, Logan 7-8774 a

David Bradley Mower, 24 in.
reel type, used 2 yrs., but tn good
cond., fits Bradley Garden Trac-
tor. Ship COD for $22.50. Jay
Bacchus, Macon, Box 5314,
Bloomfield Rd.

One each: 52 R. Intl. Com-
bine, 28 disc harrow (Intl.), 3
disc Athens tiller, 10 ft. heavy
duty Judson spreader, 2 row
Intl. Peanut Plow, heavy duty
tractor wagon, all good cond.
Great sacrifice price. R. C. Hol-
loway, Manchester, 519 Indian-
ola Dr. Ph. No 45.

All of my farm machinery
including one each, Farmall H,
and John Deere M _ Tractor,
Mower with 2 blade assembly
harrows, tools, etc. Closing out
all my farm operations. Rich-
ard Davis, Forsyth,

1952 Model MT John Deere
Tractor with power lift, culti-
vators, planters, distributors,
harrow, tiller, fine cond., at
bargain price. W.-H. Mixon,



One Farquah Iron Age Peanut |

ftom: Bh. 2031. =~

harows, tools, etc. V. H. Lang, ;

$100. Del. within 100 miles. |

Set Howe Scales, 10 ton,

G. S Adams, Athens.

or trade for Jarge drill of
same make; Also want 12 in.
Hammer Mill with loose ham-
mers, good cond.. Reasonable.
Herman C, Brewer. Daniels-
ville. ce

Allis-Chalmers Tractor, Mo-
del C, with hydraulic lift, pow-
er take-off, mowing machine, 2
row Cultivator, bush and bog
harrow, wood cutoff saw with
belt, all good operating cond.,
$750. Contact.. Mrs. C. E Wo-
mack, Doraville, 5016 Stewart
Rd. Ph. Chamblee 7-9962.

One New Idea One Row Corn
Picker, does not. shouck, like
new, used one season, $600. at
my house. G. A. Wallas. Hamp-

Intl. Corn Binder and Spring-
field Silage Cutter. Dr. L. A.
Mosher, Roswell. Ph. 6122. _

cond., with practically new

Frank- Hattaway, Fairburn. |

Farmall H. Tractor, with
lights and starter motor re-

JHC Dbl,, sec. disc harrow,
$800., for complete outfit. N. R.
Josey, Davisboro, Rt. 2... | ~

ber, Frick Mill, all steel track-
ing; tower edger (all steel)
mounted on rubber, H. Farmall
Tractor, power lift, cart, J. D.

Sandersville, Rt- 2.

1954. Farmall Super A Trac-
tor, slightly used, bush and
bog harrow, disc plow, planter,
cultivator, Sheffield sweep, tool
bar. Sacrifice. F. O. Bishop,

Roswell, Rt. 1, Woodstock Ra.

Ph, Roswell 5632

could be put in running condi-
tion, for $25. Excellent . for

ther, Jr.; Fayetteville. Ph. 4672,

2H Heavy Hay Rake, Turn
Plow (Oliver), and Middle Bus-

Lithonia, Rt. 3.

3 Roller Columbia No, 14
Syrup Mill, good cond., $50.00;
Or exch. for used fertilizer
spreader in good cond., prefer-
jably Easy-Flo. Cons. |
makes, or a young purebred
polled Hereford male. Sell to-

Clayton School. Letters ans.
Leon S. Lanier, Canton, Rt. 3.

ers, 1000 chick cap., like new,
only used with 2 broods of
chicks.
Morgan.

4 New Jamesway Gas Brood-
ers, 500-600 cap., $35. ea. G. D.
Allen, Jasper, as e

One J. D Tractor, used one

year, including cultivator, .at- |

tachments, with power lift,
Athens 4 disc tiller, Superior
power drawn 8 disc grain drill
with fertilizer attach, also one
14 disc harrow. Reasonable.
Mrs. G. W. Israel, Smithville,
Rt dl,

1 H Wagon, $10. Dont write.
Come see, M. M. Cooper, Du-
luth. % ;

One 4 Plow Tractor (Oliver),
rubber tires, Industrial model,

for saw mill, $300. Would take
part payment in hogs or corn.
Inquire at Mosely Garage.
Louie F. Johnston, Stockbridge,
Rte da * f;

One John Deere Tractor,
cial Circle, Rt. 2.
One 1H Wagon, almost new,

18 ft long, practically new. |}

9 Row J. D. Gaine and Ferti- |"
lizer Drill, A-1 cond., for sale|_

; Motor,

disc, $75.00 See at my farm. |.

U. D 14 Intl Motor, on rub-|'

Crawler, good cond. C. B. Mills, i

; : g
J.D. Side Delivery Hay Rake,

ter, alk good cond. Roy Towns, |=

other |

gether or separately. 1 mile}.

$50. ea. F. C. Dozier, |

runs well, good rear tires, ideal |

planters, cultivators, A-1 cond.,}
for sale. J. W. Robertson, So- |)

cond.,

Bush and Bog Harrow, lift}
type, Poplarsville make, good |

built recently, plantets, culti-|M B
vators, IHC 4 dis tiller, andj

ae

parts. Make offer. W. E. Stro- | { fall
Marie H

age; Tender

= i. Zz
3 Wood Radiant Gas Brood-| Whi

good condy steel wheels, good | :

body, also set 1H wagon harn-
ess for sale at my -home,

not write. Come see. Mrs. Mi Is

Mitchell,



Toomsboro,



Lithonia, Rt. 3,
Goddard -Rd, 2-35 ors

~ cheap
to be u
Be i Kent, BallGro

Garden Beans,

Fescue Seed,
94 pct pure, 5 pi
50 Ib. bags,
Reseeding Crim
Lynch, Atlan





SEED AND GRA





_ MISCELLANEOUS



FOR SALE F 2 WANTED
pore Crimson| _Chinquapin Bushes, 12, $2.50; Toner Ibs., flu cured to-| PLANTS: ae

Small size Seedling, 12, $1. 25:
Chinquapin Nuts, $1. 35 pt.;
Hazlenut and Blueberry, 12, 75
Damson Plum, uae Trees, 6,









$1.25. Mrs. M. . Eaton, Dah-
| lonega, Rt. 1, F
sa, cotlaa| MISCELLANEOUS
erm., 22c Ib.{ i
le8s 10 Ibs. G. s
ite Multiplying | 12 stands bees in patent |
a all planting, | gums, $30.; Also 4. Ibs. bees
dV ce clean Rice| wax, $4.- Add_ postage. Mrs.
aS, aac without |Mae Turner, Gainesville, Rt.
S 6. I <
zon ash, chk., or ;
ers W. Bs. SSHaney BUTTER: |

B Nice, yellow country butter,

3 lbs. weekly, 60c lb. plus post-
.|age. Prompt shipment. Mrs.
H: L. _ Patterson, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

, | CHESTNUTS:

1,000 lbs. Chestnuts, in pro-
cess of being harvested at my
place, for sale in entire or
smaller lots. Send inquiries di-
rect to, A. S. Hatcher, Jr., ae:
con, Box 156.

CORN AND. SEED CORN:

~ |. About- 30 bu. ear corn, 1953
3 Gop: $1.50 bu. Mrs. Rts
| Greene, Cuthbert, Rees

200 bu. good, white milling
corn in shuck, 1953 crop, $1.75
bu. at farm. Scott ee
3 Nacoochee. Star Rt.

GOURDS: Martin and Dipper
|gourds, 25c -each; larger sizes
50c ea; mixed smaller, 10 ea.
Add postage, Mrs. Ww. E. Woot-
}en, Camilla d

eS HAY:

New crop Prime Gay-tan

l, | Soybean Hay for sale, at Graefe

h-| Farms. Walter L, Graefe, Grif-
\fin, phone 4779 or 2253.

al. HONEY: Yee

- Sour wood honey from Chat-

- }tahoochee Natl. forest. C. L.

E eo Decatur, $401 Flat
Shoeats Rd. =>"

| Good new table honey, $2.80
-| gal, del. in Ga.; 65 Ib. can, do
2 _|comb, $9.00. FOB. J. T Holland)
oc. Sena Sparks, Rt. t, Box 62.

cate $6-FOB.|}MEAT: >

25 country cured and smoked
";Hams, 9 to 10 lbs. Del. any-
*|where. Order now. John L.
Cates, Waycross, P. O. Box 61.

15 Ib. side. of meat, not
ismoked, 35c 1b and postage: al=
so a 50 lb. can of 1953 lard,
$12, FOB. No Sunday trade.
Mrs. eee McMillan, Da-
f cula. Rt.

no weed
erm. and
Ib. bags,
Bunt West

ean, 15 doz.;
allo Onio Plants, | 20c.

in, Nest Gilons
pty , $1.10 gal._del. |
hi Bennett, |
s op 3

Country feos: picked
meat per pound: Hams, 10-14
Ibs., 85c: Shoulders, 10-15 lbs.,
55c: Sides, 8-15 lIbs., 50c, Guar.
against spoilage. Shipped COD.
Mrs. Louise T. Pope, Dexter.
Box 5.

PEPPER:

Red and Green hot pepper;
: Ss. long, eats pods, 2 doz., 30c
_e@| Postpaid in Ga. Mrs. Luther

we se y Bushes, 48 Hutson, Blairsville, Star Rt.

$2; $10 M;|poq c. :

; eee : bearing POTATOES:
White Nest Onions,
1.35 gal.; $9-bu.
2 rnton, Bowdon.

bins with | good roots,
estnut, 50c ea.; Blue-
ckberry, Dewberry,
berry, Hazelnut,

aS, Black Walnut

$1. Add postage. Mrs.
ay, DETERS, Rt.

size Keiffer Pear
a.; Red Cherry,
Grape Vines,

rs. Louise Travis,
Fayetteville

3 Acres bunch sweet pota-
toes soon ready for market.
|Sell in lots or contract for all.
C. F. Sullivan; Rutledge.

POSTS: =

700 cedar posts, 6 1/2 ft.,
slightly undersize, 25c ea. at
my yard. Frank N. Wansley,
Elberton.

SAGE:

1954 crop fine lexge leaf sage,
shade dried, $1. pint full; also
fine white Rice popcorn on ob,
.{in 20 Ib. lots, $2.50. Add post-
.|age. Mrs. Marie Holand, Dal-
4 ton, Coogler Road.

1954 hand gathered, washed
iB and shade dried Sage, 2 Ibs.,
$3, plus postage, for entire lot,
_|to 1 party only. M. O, only. In-
|quiries not returned unless
rae envelope enclosed.
L. -A. Wood, Sr. Marin,

cae ear care

mee Lae
ac ea.; Grapes, 2
cherry,











or chewing,
ar] sear

bacco for smokin
$3.50 postpaid.
Blackshear,

WALNUTS AND WALNUT
MEATS: z

Booking orders for 1954 wae
nut Meats, and begin deliveries
Nov. 15th, $1. pint, postpaid
through 3rd zone, Mrs. T. C.
Withrow, Ellijay.

CHESTNUTS

New crop Chinse Chestnuts
oe for shipment, 5 lbs., $3
Pepe W. McCreery, Savannah,
RED Bs Box 174.

CORN AND SEED CORN

250 bu. Dixie 18 Corn and 100
bu. White, new 1954, $2 bu. at
my barn 4 mi. south Brooklett;
Mrs. J. W. Forbes, Brooklet.

New Crop Corn, Ga. 101, for
sale; -Ph"67 J. B. LW. Middl-
brook, Barnesville.

COMPOST =

Cow Compost, $2 truckload at
my place, 4 mi. south Buford.

Several loads for sale. Mrs.
Emmer M. Puckett, Buford,
RFD Pe ein ee 3
EGGS oe 2

Fresh infertile yard eggs, 50 |

doz. W. J. Sumlin, Atlanta, 730
Grand Ave. Ns W. Be> 5393.

GARLIC BULBS

Large size Garlic Bubs, Calif.
type, running about 15 to the
pound, $1.50 Ib. del. Geo. A. Mc-
Arthur, Albany, 1503 Dawson
Rae, :

HAY AND STRAW:

Good orchard grass and clov-
er hay, $1.15 bale. Will deliver
for $2 load, 40 mile radius.
Ralph Dangar, Woodstock.

Oats and Kudzu Hay, cured in

dough stage, $35 ton. FOB.-B. W.
Middlebrook, Barnesville. Ph.
67. J.

130 bales Sericea Hay $1 bale,
my place, near Lithonia. T.

| Bothwell, Atlanta, 111 Prince-

ton Way, N. E. De. 1317.

PEANUTS

Spanish- Peanuts, $1 gal.; Also
Dry Pole Cat Crowder Peas, 5
lbs, 2 Ww. e: Hopkins, Conyers,
apt

POSTS

Good Locust Posts, 6 1/2 it,
35c ea. del. in middle Ga. in
truckloads of 600. John Lee Ber-
rong, Hiawassee, Rt. 1.

SAGE ae 2

Nice shade dried 1954 extra
large leaf sage, 25c qt.; $1.25 Ib.
Plus postage. Mrs. J. E Carter,
Conyers. ;

TOBACCO. Ss

Excellent quality 1954 crop
home grown tobacco, 11 large
twists, $1.25. PP thru. 2nd. zone.
S.A. Beavers, Cumming, Rt. 5.



- MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



BAMBOO (Roots):

Want some Bamboo Roots.
Write. O. S. Bargeon, Millhaven.

BARLEY AND CORN:

Want some Feed barley and
yellow shelled corn, Advise at
once. W. M. Nixon, Thomaston,
*phone 2412.

FEATHER:

Want 10 lbs. new unused
Goose feathers, free of wing &
tail feathers. Quote price. Mrs,
J. O. Rodgers, McDonough, Rt. 3.

FERTILIZER:

Want chicken sheep or. goat
fertilizer (manure) from party
in or near Atlanta del. to me.
Contact. Mrs. Sallie McDaniel,
Atlanta, 263 Norwood Ave., N. E
GARLIC

~ Want 25 to 50 Ibs., Garlic, or
would take smaller amount.
State cheapest price. Mrs. Myr-
tice Baker, eo = ae Bow-
Hommes.

ben



Mrs.

-| White sacks with or without

for sale. G, L, Turner, Luella.



Want 40 to 50,000 ae
gen Mkt. cabbage plants. Give
price and shipping date. W. S.
Godwin, Waycross, phone 4370-

.
x

SEED: .

Want some of the old fashion-
ed Bonnet Dish Rag gourd seed
at once. Isom Beasley, Collins.

STRAW:

Want 50 or more tons baled
straw for mulch, Rye, Oat,
Wheat or any kind of starw. If
damaged. can use. Must be cheap
Contact Roy S. Alford, Milledge-
ville, P. O. Box 201.

SYRUP:

Want 8 gal. Hard County Rib-
bon Cane Syrup. Advise W. A.
McBrayer, Rome, 1400 No.
Broad St.

Seemeaeameal

SACKS FOR SALE





Print feed sacks, free of
holes and stain, any amount a-
like, 35c ea.; 3, $1. Add postage,
Prompt shipment. No Chks. nor
COD, Mrs. H. W. Summerour,
Gainesville, Rt. 2

Four 50 Ib. white, sacks,
washed, ironed, 4, $1.30. PP
in Ga. Mrs. W. Y, Summers,
Newnan, Rt 5.

Print. feed Sadke: several a-
like, 30c ea. PP to 3rd. zone.
.. C. Withrow, Ellijay.

100 Ib. pieced print, and
bleached white sacks, 25c ea;

letters, 18c ea. Plus postage.
Mrs. B. D. Hulsey, Alto

50-100 lb. cap. new sheeting
feed sacks, washed, no ltters,
free of holes and mildew, 25c
ea.; 36 White Rayon Sacks, 3,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. G. L.
Pirkle, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Print sacks, unwashed, free
of holes and mildew, 30c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. J. H. Cham-
pion, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

100 Ib. chicken feed sacks, 25c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Emerson
Woody, Dial.

~ Few nice feed sacks, 3, $1.10.)
PP. Miss Bertha Prophitt,
Chipley, Rt. 3.
en
CATTLE FOR SALE



One Reg. | Holstein Bull 14
mos. old, about half and half
plack and white spots, perfect
markings, large for age, out of
one of best herds in State, Rea-
sonable price. George W. White,
Dalton, 501 East Morris St. Ph.
806-L .

One year old Hereford and
Guernsey Bull, very good cond.,

Reg. Guernsey Cows, fresh
with 2nd. calf, also reg. Jersey
cows, fresh with 2nd calf, from
good bloodlines giving an ex-
cellent flow of milk. P. T. Pat-
ton, Shadydale (Phone Monti-
cello 5123).

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

One Jersey Cow, gentle, any-
one can milk, makes lots of yel-
low butter, to- freshen last of
this month, $100. 3 mi. W.
Powder Springs. C. A. Bennett,.
Powder Springs, Rt. 1.

2 reg Guernsey males, 8 and
12 mos. old, one Jersey milk
cow, 6 yrs. old, One Guernsey
Cow, 4 yrs. old, freshen. Oct., 3
and 4 gal. when fresh, tested for
TB and Bangs. H. W. Thurmand,
Farmington.

One reg. polled Shorthorn
Roan Bull, ready for light ser-
vice, $100; Also several Roan
Heifers, 400-500 Ibs. F.. W. God-
kee, Waynesboro.

3 grade Angus Calves, 2 bulls,
6-7 mos. old, one heifer 5 mos.
old, 2 Jersey Cows, all $200. E.
L. Smith, Palmetto, Rt. 1, Box

_ | Heifers
Priced at going beef prices. A.
-|W. Hill,



105. Ph. Pelmetto 222,

CATTLE FOR SALE

3 Hereford Bulls of Domino
breeding, One 11 mos, old, other
10 mos., both from reg. stock
ready for light service, good
specimen, one grade bull,
mos. old, approx. 600 lbs.,.per-
fect cond. Reasonable. H. A.
Frese, East Point, 300 Clark Dr.
Ca. 0094,

106 good Angus Cows- with

calves at side by reg. Angus
bull, Eight 16 mos. old Angus
by reg. Angus bull.

Atlanta, 2925 Nancy
Creek Rd., N. W. Ve. 9081 or Ex-
change 2822. :

One Guernsey Bull, 20 mos.

old, $75; More fat bulls for beef.

D. W. Gallaway, Hogansville,

Rt. 3

Reg. Angus Cattle, Eileenmere
and Blackcap bloodline, cows,

heirefr, bred and unbred, young

bulls. Will trade for tractor and
equipment. O. L. Jones, Atlanta,
480 Trabert Ave., N: W. Ve. 2670.

Thoroghly
reg. horned 12 mos. old Hereford
bull of excellent bloodline, $100.
Carl Roberts, Ball Ground. 2

25 Holstein 1st.
ers, 1000 Ibs., several Jersey
and Guernsey, all to freshen
soon. C. M. Bowden, Atlanta,
435 Candler St., N. E

8 White Face Hereford, EOo8
shape, 1 reg. bull, 1450 Ibs.,

cows, 5 heifers for sale at ee

farm, $700. See Mr. Jackson at
farm, W. A. Thomas, Lawrence-
ville, RFD 1, Box 123. Ph. 2904.

3 reg. horned Hereford Bulls,
one 2 yr. old, two 14 mos. old,
$75-$165; Sev. nice polled year-
ling bulls, from $75. - Cons.
trade for heifers. W. E. Stroth-
er, Fayetteville, % Willow
Pond Farms. Ph, 4672.

Guernsey Heifer Calf, 3

mos. old, $22.50. O. E. Younce,

Fairburn, Box 128. Ph. 7275.

2 Guernsey Cows, 5 young
unbred heifers, 1 nice young
bull, well marked, and line bred
for over 20 years. Reasonable.
J. D. Bryan, Grayson, Rt. 1.

6 large A-1 heifers, springers,
close in, two-three years old,
Jersey and Guernsey. Dennis
L. Cash, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1.

Valuable Horned W. F. Here-
ford Bull for sale or exch, for
beef or milech cow or value.
No papers but subj. to register.
Glenn Norton, Fairburn. (Ph.
Fairburn 7349, or Atlanta Fair-
fax 4728).

Poltled Hereford Bulls, Dom-
ino bloodlines, reg. in both as-
sociations, $125- $250.3 Uae Se
Hwy. 441, 9 mi. N. Homer.
Milton Lee Dalton, Alto.

One Full Stock Holstein Bull,

18 mos. old, 700-800 Ibs., $100.
FOB. Cannot deliver, 2 mi. S.
Hapeville on Old 85 Hwy. J.

Brantley,
3, Box 98.

Very fine reg. Angus Heifer,
bred to fine reg. Angus bull,
from one of Indianas large
breeding herds. Roger S. Cobb,
Marietta, Box 304. Ph. 8-2960.

Reg. Guernsey Bull, 19 mos.
old, fine quality, gentle. yes
Stephens, airburn, Senoia Rd.
Ph. 4201.

2% yr. old Dbl.
(Colonel Domino Bloodline)
Polled Hereford Bull; One 6
mos, and one 9 mos. old Polled
Reg. Bull (Colonel Damino
Breeding); and purebred Here-
ford Cow with 2nd. calf at side,
all for sale or trade for Here-
ford Heifers of top bloodline.
J. W. Reid, Dunwoody, Ver-
ae Way. Ph. Chamblee 4-7-
758.

Santa. Gertrudis Bull, pure-
bred, $400; Also purebred Belts-
ville No. 1 hogs, brood sows,
$50-$75; Bred gilts, $30-$60 ea;
Feeder Pigs, $3- $15. R. E. Dal-
las, M. D., Thomaston, P. O.
Box 769. Ph. 3734

Must sell 218 head cattle; 12
head Santa Gerirudis Cows, 6
Bulls, 6 Heifers, all from 100 pct.
certified herd; 10 reg. Hereford
Cows with 2nd calf at side, 60
grade Hereford Cows with calf
at side, 25 pasture exposed heif-
ers, 6 purebred Hereford Bulls
not reg., 25 Feeder Steers. H. T.

, Alma.

Standard

Els

halter - broken

College Park, RFD >

Calf Heif-

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CATILE FOR SALE



2 nice cows with calves, also

* 2 others bred to Angus bull,
(Angus bull now serving) for
sale, See at my. home. S. N.

Brandon, Stone Mountain, (off |9

Rockbridge Rd.). Ph. 5273.

Fresh cow with calf at side,
Jersey, also 2 nice springers,
freshen within 2 weeks, largs
cows; Also several nice pigs.
See Sam Jenkins, Decatur, 4162
Glenwood Rd. Ph. Cr. 8700.

Reg. Yearling Jersey Bull from
high producing ancestry, ready
for service, reg. and transferred,
$100.00. Dr. J. H. Arnold, New-
nan, Box 393.

Rez. Hereford Cattle, a few
cows, heifers, and young bulls,
also 4-H steer calves for sale at
all times. Mrs. W. A. Ward,
Jr., Marietta, Paper Mill Rd.;
Ph. 8-8772

One fine Jersey Cow, 4 yrs.
old, heavy milker, will freshen
1st. of Nov., perfect cond., $100.
C.D. Freeland, Flowery Branch,
Ris 1: :

Reg. Polled Hereford Bull,
Domino breeding, reg. papers,
named Ronnie, $225.00. W. B.
Presley, Eatonton.

Guernsey-Jersey Cow, Ist
calf, freshened Aug. 22. Miss
Beatrice I. Lee, Macon, 4393
Ayers Rt

15 good dairy cows, 3-10 yrs.
old, io start freshening in few
days, all tested bangs and T. B.
tested, $85.00-$125.00; Also six
wks. old meat type pigs, ready
Oct. 18th, $12.00 ea. Dwight Kir-
by, Fayetteville. Phone 4691.

One fine Jersey Cow, 4 yrs.
old, heavy milker, will freshen
Nov. 4th, perfect cond., $100.00;
Also want one 3 mos. old calf
and one pig wt. 100 lbs. Mrs.
Charlie \Freeland, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1. \

Purebred Black Angus Bull
(entitled to register), 20 mos.
old, nice for herd bull, gentle,
very good natured. E. W. Steed,
Winder, Rt. 4. Ph. 3671.

One Milk Cow due to freshen
in ten days, Jersey-Brown Swiss
cross, about 950 Ibs., $150.00. K.
D. Sanders, Eatonton. Ph, 2151.

25 head Black Angus (young),
some thoroughbred, some 3/4,
some half; Also several mother
cows, bred to reg Bandolier
pull. Lawrence Cobb, Atlanta,
271 Marietta St., N.W. Al. 0311.

One Jersey Milk Cow and 3
week old male calf_ for sale.
Matthew Lynn, Collins.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



Good pert plow mule, about
900 lbs., for sale or exch. for
heifer calf..Near Stockbridge,
Henry County, Y. J. Ivie, At-
lanta, 1088 Sanders Ave., S. E.
Ma. 3995. :

Strong large logging or farm
mules, 1150 Ibs., - work any-
where. Sell or: exch. for heifer,
pigs, or W. L. or NHR _ hens.
Contact W. R. Wall, Chicka-
mauga, Rt. 2

Gray Mare Mule, 1400 lbs.
$100. Brewster Orr, Sharps-
burg.

One mare mule, 4% yrs. old,
black, 1200 ibs., work anywhere
$100. L. E. Harris, Forest Park,
Ph. Ca, 5518.

2 purebred Tenn. Walking
Horses, 5 gaited, 1, mare, 1 geld-
ing, for sale; Also 25 head pure-
bred Hereford Cattle including
one extra fine reg. bull, cows
and heifers. Closing out all
farm operations. Richard Davis,
Forsyth.

2 reg. Hereford Boars, about |

125 lbs., $40 ea., or exchange.
C. O. Maddox, Winder.

Hampshire, and Short Nose,
Blocky, Prize Winning Stock
OIC Pigs, all 8 wks. old, reg.
buyers name treated, choice
breeding stock, $20 ea. Mack
Patrick, Rabun Gap..

Several Bred Sows and Gilts,
OIC, and one OIC Boar, several
nice shoats. D. L. West, Doug-
lasville, RFD 4.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



One Black Horse, 6 yrs. old,
work anywhere, 1100 Ibs., $50.
Harry Tucker, Washington, Rt.

Work Mule, blocky, 950 Ibs.,
9 yrs. old, for sale or trade for
heifer or steer, 600 lbs., Here-
ford or Angus. R. S. Ellington,
Oxford, Rt. 1.

Chestnut Color Stud Colt, 2
yr. past, unbroke, out of Tenn.
Walking Mare, 2 white stock-
ings and star, $125. Chas. Pa-
gel, Hephzibah, c/o Square P
Ranch. >

10 nice gentle Shetland Pon-
ies, all colors and sizes, Rea-
sonable price. Will keep until
Christmas if desired. Jess Hol-
brook, Jonesboro, Ph, 6771.

One nice size pony, white,
very gentle, with saddle and
bridle, reasonable;- Also one
black mare mule for cash or
trade. R. J. Gray, Jr., Midville,
Rt. 2. Phone 2602.

2 good farm mules for sale.
Letters ans. See. Mrs. J. B,
Wilson, Iron City.

One nice black and white
pony, with bridle and saddle,
$150. at my home. John Fields,

Griffin, 1018 W. Poplar St.
Phone 3682.
One heavy sorrel gelding

stock /horse, $200 of exch. for
2 tons feed oats; Also Palo-
mino colt, 6 mos. old, dbl. reg.
perfect form and conformation,
$1000. George W. West, Jr.,
Atlanta, 4825 Peachtree -Dun-
woody Rd. Rt. 6, N. E.. Ex-
5579.



HOGS FOR SALE



25 reg. weaned pigs, wt. above
50 lbs. $25 ea.; 7 above 75 Ibs.,
unrelated to the 25 at $30 ea.
Will sell one large, 2 small for
$75. Reg buyers name. H. L.
Williams, Baxley.

21 Red Pigs, ready for the
cornfield, $10 ea.; $200 for lot.
Henry L. Josey, Bartow, Rt. 1.

2 Reg, Duroe Gilts and 5
Reg. Duroc Boars, 6 mos. old,
deep red, meaty type, treated
for cholera and wormed, for
sale. Phone Leslie 2172, Wayne
Rose, Desoto.

38 nice pigs, cross OIC-PC,
12 wks. old, $12.50; Also one

eah, Black, and: White Pony
(Shetland type), with saddle
and bridle, 6 yrs. old, excel-

lent cond. C. L. Dobbs, Mari-
etta, 123 Joyner Aye.

10 nice pigs, 6 wks. old, Oct.
Ist., half OIC, half PC, above
average, for sale. C. G, Morris,
Roopville, Rt. 1. (At Veal).

Big Bone Guinea Pigs, 3
mos. old Oct. Ist., dbl. treated,
reg. buyer's name, shipped
anywhere in Ga. Leon Watson,
Unadilla,

Black Essex Shoats, reg. buy-
ers name, dbl. treated for cho-
lera, $25, A.,P. Chapman, Moul-
trie, Rt. 5 (near Berlin),

8 full blooded Cherry Red
Duroc Pigs, 6 wks. old. $15. ea.
10 mi. Newnan, Fayetteville
Hwy. J. W. Lewis, Jr., Sharps-
burg, Rt. 1, Box 93 B.

Reg. Big Type Black PC
Pigs, males and gilts, with pa-
pers, treated for cholera, 50-60
lbs. ea., from: prize winning
stock, champ, bloodlines, $25.
J. W. Little, Jeffersonville, Rt.
1.

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

SPC Pigs, both sexes, 75-125
Ibs., some of nations top blood-

lines, reg., treated, for sale.
Will ship. D. M. Matthews,
Tennille, Rt. 2.

5 pigs, 7 wks. old, purebred
OIC, $10. ea. reg. papers buy-
ers name for $1. Edward Gar-
rison, Lula, Rt. 2

Purebred Hampshire Pigs, 6



wks, old and older for sale.
John B. Guthrie, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 4 e/o Four Winds
Farm.



HOGS FOR SALE



Purebred Duroe Pigs, 2 mos.
old, out of large litters, med.
blocky type, Wave Master
stock, best of bloodlines, papers
furnished, $25. ea. either sex.
M. M, Newsome, Sandersville.

Reg. Blaek PC Hogs, male
and female March farrow, 125
lbs., $35, ea. E, P. Drexel, Tif-
ton, Rt. 3.



POULTRY FOR SALE



AUSTRA-WHITES:

100 each, Berrys
White: and Berigold pullets, 18
wks. old, ready to lay, $2.00 ea.
at my place in So. Dekalb Co.
No deliveries. H. Almand,
Jr., Lithonia, RFD 3, Box 180
*phone 3042.

BANTAMS:

5 white Bantams, 1 rooster,
4 hens, good layers, $6.00. FOB
here. No. chks. M. O. Mrs. Ethel
M. Ferrell Miller, Cairo, 824 So.
Broad Street. e

Golden Sebright Bantams, $5,
trio; Cockerels, $1. ea. J. A.
Moore, Atlafita, 2181 Flat Shoals
Road, Rt. 3. : :

Young Golden Sebright, Sil-
ver Duckwing and Black
Breasted Red Game, Brown

Austra-

Leghorn Bantams, young, $3. ea. |

Bob Clark, Macon, 372 Spring
Street.

Purebred Golden Sebright or
Black Beauty bantams, 4-5 mos.
old, now laying, $3. pr. FOB.
Shipped in light erate. Chas. A.
Shook, Tiger, c/o Twin Oak
Farm. = '

CORNISH, GAMES & GIANTS:

3 April 1954 hatch heavy type
Dark Cornish cockerels, $2. ea.;
5 hens, 1 yr. old, and 1 rooster,
$2.50 ea. or $14.75 for lot. M.O.
only. Miss Cora B. Patterson,
Ty Ty, Rt. 1,, Box 36,

20 pit game cocks, $80.00 at
my home and you furnish crates
for carrying; large cocks, $15.
pr.; 6 pullets and 8 stags, $20.
M. Order. L. O. Benefield, Ce-
dartown, Rt. 1, at Fish Creek.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC.

7 Quackless Indian Runner
Ducks, almost grown, $1.00 ea,
Will not ship. T. T. Dupree, Ac-
worth, RFD No. 1.

Purebred Domesticated: Mal-
lard Ducks, 1954 hateh, laying,
ducks, $1.25 ea.; Drakes, $1.50
ea. Or lot of 40, $50.00. Mrs. J.
R. Large, Cataula. Ph. Colum-
bus 38-0145.

110 Greenhead ,Mallards, $2.
ea.; 25 large White Geese, $2.
ea.; 250 White African Guineas,
$1.50 ea. Shipping extra. Jas. R.
Johnson, Jr., Marietta, Rt. 2,
Providence Rd. (Near Ga. 120
and Johnson Ferry Rd.),

12 Turkeys, 3 hens, 9 toms,
$5.00 ea. at my place. Ready by
Oct. 15th. Weight per bird
would average 15 Ibs. Will not
ship. B. T. Swords, Lumpkin,
Resa:

2 Bourbon Red Turkeys, 15
mos. old, toms, $10. ea. No ship-
ments. Miss Ermine Bailey, Lo-
ganville, Rt. 3.

MARKET BULLETIN

25 White Beltsville Turkeys, |
this years hatch, for breeding |

or table use, $3.50 ea. Phones:
night, Atlanta 47-2719; Day Ch.
9283. D.-T. Minkinneth, Dun-
woody, Old Lawrenceville Rd.

Mallard Drakes, Canada

Strain, one drake, $3.00; 2, $5.00. .

Shipped in light crate. Thomas
Bartley, Blackshear, P.O. Box 8.

40 pure white Embden geese

| April hatch, $200.00 or $10.00

pr. Sex not guar. No. chks. FOB.
Tom Kittle, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

CORNISH, GAMES, GIANTS:

Purebred 1954 hatch Indian
Game Roosters, BB type, with
long yellow legs $2.50 ea.; hens,
$2. ea. FOB. 6 mi. East Sanders-
ville. Mrs. T. W. Newsome,
Sandersville.

Purebred Games, cross be-
tween purebred Traveler and
pure Barkeley Shawl, very nice
cocks, some pullets, excellent
stock for winter pens, $3.50-$5
according to age. Write. G. W.
Williams, Columbus, Rt. 1, Box
808, Williams Rd,



Pullets nearing maturity in colony shelters
on Ladino-grass mixture.

Ladino is top choice of pastures
_ for poultry according to Fergus

and Insko of Kentucky. A good
poultry pasture must have ten-
der green young plants, usually
short so the birds can handle
them without difficulty. Pasture
is needed. mostly for chickens
during the growing period. With
proper pasture such chickens will
save from 10 to 20 percent of
the total feed.

Ladino is a fine succulent for-
age, rich in the B vitamins and
also in vitamin A. It contributes
a considerable amount of pro-
tein and minerals but the mash
fed -must also be balanced to
take care of the total protein andy

vitamin requirements of the
chicken. Ladino elover on a- dry
basis contains 20 percent or more |
of protein; about 1% percent of
calcium; and 0.2 to.0.5 percent of
phosphorus. It contains less than
14 percent fiber during the usual
growing season and it makes
more summer growth with good
moisture than most perennial
grasses. or legumes except al
falfa. However, Ladino seems to
be much more palatable to poul-
try than does alfalfa in the green
state.

An acre of Ladino will usually
provide enough pasture for about
500 pullets. Jf the growth is good,

Ladies Is Top Choite .
As Pasture for Poultry



however, and if good manage-

Billions in Losses Caused by Rats
Its Easy to Control Rats and Mice
with Modern Methods and Materials

Handy Check List for
Getting Rid of Rats

Now, before the weather turns
cold, is an excellent time to get
rid of destructive, disease-spread-
ing rats on farms and in homes.
A brief campaign can put an end
to the ravages of these enemies.
This handy check list will help you
learn the extent of your rat and
mouse problem, then guide you,
step by step, to complete, per-
manent control.

Rat Detection

(check signs noted)
Damaged sacks of grain?
Nisible rat tracks?
Swing marks on the wall?
Rub marks on sacks or
steps?
Droppings visible?
Burrows near foundation?

cae

Sanitation

Good sanitation removes all pro-
tection for hiding and under-
ground breeding. (Check items as
you correct them):

Remove all brush piles.
Clean up all junk piles.
Store lumber and firewood on
racks at least one foot off the
ground.

Put metal covers on garbage
cans and pits.

Ratproofing

Though often expensive, metal,
concrete, and other materials will
keep rats out of corn cribs, gran-
aries, warehouses, and homes.
Helpful bulletins on this control
measure are available from the
jocal health officer or county agent.
Ratproofing is reeommended for
use when:

Building containing food ma-
terial is accessible to rats.

Interior of building has dead
spaces where rats may hide
(double walls, staircases, etc.) ___











Md, Agricultural Extension

ment practices are followed, this
number may be doubled. In order
to be successful with a Ladino
pasture, care must be taken as
with other pastures in order not
to overgraze. me ; 5
Though a good stand of Ladino
will take care of the pasture
needs of poultry adequately,
poultry pasture in general should
contain a grass also. If one spa-
cies should fail the other will pro-
vide enough green feed for the
poultry. Also if the surplus pas-
ture is to be used by sheep or
cattle, the grass in the mixture
will greatly reduce danger of
bloating.
It is necessary to have a good
pasture adjoining the laying ~
houses so that the birds may be
turned out on sunny days. Ladino
is one of the best pastures that
may be used.-A saving of<as
much as 25 percent of the feed is ~
possible when there is plenty of. :
good Ladino available. When lay~
ing hens are run in Ladino or
any other lush green pasture, the
egg yolks are darker colored
which makes them less desirable
for market. ne
Ladino clover is easy to grow
and manage. It is best adapted toa
loam and heavier soil but cam
be grown on light soil. It does
best on moist well-drained soil of
high fertility. : :










a
CN

: OFA a
Place bait for rats and mice befor
cold weather sets in, experts adv

Placing Rat Bait

Outstanding among the modern
rat and mouse baits is warfarin,
a powerfub chemical discovered at
the University of Wisconsin. W.
farin is a slow killer and does not
cause bait shyness; no toler-
ance is developed; it may be pt
chased as a concentrate, as

ready-mixed food bait, or in a
new water soluble form; and-it is
relatively safe to use. Cheek the
following steps. when you use war

farin:

Place containers filled with
warfarin bait or warfarin-
ized water in all areas where
there is noticeable rat ac-
tivity. a ;
For excellent baiting success,
use both warfarin food bait
and warfarinized water
side by side. x
Protect warfarin bait and |
warfarinized water with
nailed boards or bait boxes.
Keep bait stations amply sup-
plied for at least 14 days.
Kill weak or faltering rats;
burn or bury carcasses.

Set up a few permanent bait
stations in areas of greatest
activity to kill newcomers
and control reinvasion.

Put rat control on your autu
schedule now. Follow these sin
steps and, sooner than you

\ t possible, your pr
will be rat-free.








































| POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE






10 half grown extra large
~~ tame roosters, cross of Black
# sreasted Red, Heathwood; and
@ ersey Blue. Ernest A. Smith,
. en: Hille Rte Phabr 29303 =

Pit Game Chickens, pure S.
A. Ginn Grays, and Ginn Reds,
i954 stags, $5.-$8; Pullets, $3.50
2a.; Also old stock for sale.
L. T. Vaughn, Royston, Rt. 2.

Pure Red Clarets, year old
stags, $5 ea. Pure - Warhorse
Hens and Allen RH Hens, $4.
ea. Milton Brooks, Cordele, 707

Hen












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ee

i

ick Loss



3 Silver Spangled Hamburg
pullets and cockerel, 4-1/2, mos.
old, prize winning stock. Sell
or tarde for purebred Buff or
Partridge Cochins of R_ I. Red
bantams. Buddy Harris, Mari-
Etta. he: 5.

LEGHORNS:

About 100 AAAA White Leg-
horn Pullets, 7 mos. old Sept.
8th., $1.50. No letters answered
unless stamped envelope sent.
Mrs. M. O. Richardsgn, Mari-
etta, Beoth Rd.














oe re

try has become big business. About two billion chicks are now

each yeareither for laying-flock replacements or for meat.
eos industry has grown, new and improved methods

e eveloped. ~~

growers all across the country are now producing plump,

ound chickens in just ten weeks on about 9 pounds of feed,

to editors of Poultry Tribune, Mount Morris, Ill.









: breed their chicks for meat production. Then, to
the go growth possible that assures a profit for the grower,
coe irds must be supplied the best possible feed, housing and
2 di ion, heat must b provided and the temperature accurately
Brooders which use liquefied petroleum gas (butane-pro-
the source of heat are most widely used because growers are
@ dependable heat supply that cuts down mortality losses. ;
300. pene can be brooded under gas heated-units like
ictured.
as can be stored in advance of use.









Hog



\d weather cannot interrupt or stop service because |

2Ist. Ave., West.

One Cuban Dom Rooster, 2
yrs. old, and one Warhorse-
2H Rooster, 1 yr. old, $4 ea.;
) Doms and Round Head Cross
Stags, 2 1/2 - 3 lbs., $2.50 ea.
Cash or MO. FOB. Guy A.
Mathis, Sandersville.

700 Roselawn W. L. Hens, 10 |
mos. old, full production, all
inoculations, $1.25 my farm.
R. C. Turner, Waverly Hall.
Ph. 2566.

75 Booth Best Layers White
Leghorn ; Pullets, late Feb.
hatch, laying, $2.50 ea.; $150.
for lot. FOB. Milton Lassiter,
Atlanta, 35 Rockyford Rd., N:
E. i

Several Jersey White Giant
<ockerels, early March hatch,
vigorous, crowing, $2. ea. Ship
i nlight crates. Exp. collect.
Moline M.. Landrum, Adairs-
ville, Rt. 3.

Pure Law Grey, Bigham Red,
and Bigham _ Red-Shelton
'Roundhead, Cross Stags, $4;
| trio, $6. Barry Bloser, Sparks.



200 Keystone large White
Leghorn Pullets, 8 mos. old, all
vaccinated, warmed, treated for
lice, etc. 70 pct. groduction,
$2.25 ea. Mrs.. Edwin Howard,
Dawson, Rt. 5. Ph. 5252.

100 sexed White Leghorn
Pullets, 6 wks. old. Reasonable.
Cannot ship. Inoculated for
bronchitis and Newcastle. A. L.
Haddock, Haddock.

| HAMBURGS:

10 young purebred hens and

|1 cock, Silver Hamburgs. Roy

|E. Dills, Blairsville. Rt. 4, Box
AL.

80 Danish S. C. Brown Leg-
horn 4-A April pullets, $100. for
lot. Will not ship, Mrs. J. W.

| 45 Keystone White Leghorn
Pullets, $2.00 ea. Mrs. W. W.





Hutchison, Odum, Rt. 1. Hinson, Hazlehurst. Rt, 8.

Prices Paid At Various Markets





95
horn
good
FOB. Sacrifice price. V. R. Jen-
kins, Gordon, Rt. 2, Box 220.

25

Pullets, 6 1/2 mos. old.

Brown Leghorn Hens, 2

~| Roosters, about one year, old,
| $20. for lot. Will ship if you

|
|

pay charges, Mrs. L. M. Young-
blood, Columbus, Rt. 2, Box
281, Maye Rd.

200 Sex Link pullets, $2.20
ea. at my place, for quick sale.
M. M. Minor, Rosewll, 1067
M. M. Minor, _ Roswell, 1067

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES

150 Common Pigeons, all col-
ors, 25c ea. C. R, Summers,
Tifton, Rt. 3.

Pheasants, 1 cock, 3 pullets,
about 6 mos. old, $6. for lot;
Also 7 NH Red Pullets, 1
Rooster, 6 mos. old, $12 lot.
Paul Mallett, Chatsworth, Rt. 2.

One pair of 4 yr. old India
Blue Peafowl for sale. Mrs. W.
A. Biggers, Greenville.

One pair Ringneck Pheasants,
3. younger ones, about 6 mos.
old, $8. for lot. Prepaid. W.G.
Clay, Clarkston, 231 Jolly St.
Ph. 6390. .

: Disposas of Pigeons: Kings,
White, Blue and Silver, Racing
Homers, English Trumpeters,
Bohemian Pouters, all $1 ea. in
lots of five. All fast workers.
J. E. Dooley, Gainesville, 336
Oak St. Day Phone Le. 2-6112:
Night, Le. 4-5038.























































































































































































ember 20 f oe No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No.4 { Chatham County $/Y, Savannah 19.75 19.50 18.50
insboro S/Y, Swainsboro 3 18.20 ~*17.40 oe Columbus $/Y, Columbus 19.70 19.50
os si 2 - : : Dodge County L/S Bern, Eastman 19.75 19.66
nuel County s /X, Swansbore 19.60 19.10 2.18.95 20.00 Ga. Farm Prod. Sis. Corp., Thomaston 20.40 19.60 18.30 17.00
oA = 19.35 | Japewey-Craig Comm. Co., Dublin 19.75 19.16 18.75 19.40
Coop. L/S Assoc., Soperten 18.85, 18.25 17.75 Jesup S/Y, Jesup 19.33 18.85 19.25 19.00
ee ; Millen L/S Market, Millen 19.75 19.00 18.50 18.55
alley Comm. Co., Rome 19.80 19.00 18.50 Ocilla'L/S Co., Ocilla 20.01 20.13 20.10
Kite 19.50 18.50 : 18.50 | Seminole L/S Auct. Mkt., Donalsonville 19.59 19.49 18.60. 18.79
S$ Ce., Moultrie 19.20 19.03 | Swainsboro S/Y, Swainsboro . 20.00 19.00 18.50 19.70
, Statesboro 19.85 19.62 18.20 19.00 18.65
S So 19.10 | Sutton L/S Co., Sylvester 19.43 19.11 19.10 19.40
Hawkinsville + 19.60 19,00 18.50 20.00 | September 28
lale Long Comm. Co., Lakeland 19.25 18.50 17.30 *'17.30_| Appling Co. L/S Market, Baxley 19.89 19.37 1880 18.55
sdale McClure Comm. Co., Rome 19.80 19.00 18.70 Coffee Co. L/S Co., Douglas - 19.65 1837 1867 19.30
County S/Y, Jesup 19.40 18.75 18.10 18.50 | Dawson L/S Co., Dawson 19.51 19.00 18.95
mber 23. cS : : Emanuel Co. S/Y, Swainsboro 20.25 19.15 18.85 19.80
h S/Y, Statesboro 19.61 18.95 18.18 20.00 : 19.30
Bs E 19.70 ; 18.00 | Farmers Coop. L/S Assog., Soperton 19.55 19.10 18.71 .
blin L/S Comm. Co., Dublin 19.26 19.04 18.60 18.57 | Farmers L/S Auct. Co., Nashville 19.60. 19.00. 18.47 20.25
ham County S/Y, Springfield ~19.55 18.85 18.05 Farmers $/Y, Arlington 19.40 18.90 18.20 18.05
ham S/Y, Pelhem 19.29 18.87 18.56 Farmers S/Y, Syivania 19.80 19.20 18.05 :
sdale & Long Comm. Co., Quitman 19.25. 18.77 +17.94 *18.25_ |. Jones-Neuhoff Comm. Co., Macon 20.60 20.00 19.50 22.60
ns S/Y, Augusta 19.60 19.00 18.50 19.50 | McRae S/Y. McRae 19.75 19.06 18.76
ta L/S Co., Valdosta 1720.19.25 48.38 18.18 Mitchel County L/S Co., Camilla 19.24 19.05 18.85 19.15
ber 24 : a Smith S/Y, Thomson 19.75 25.50
dier L/S Market, Metter 19.60 19.01 *:19.00 =~ | Totmall L/S C., Glenaville 19.78 19.00 18.10 19.40
ps L/S Exchange, Statesboro _- 19.80 19.10 18.05 18.70 Troup County Sale, LaGrange 20.35 19.00
eee ee September 29
ao ene fs ee Mate ee Hazlehurst L/S Mkt., Hazlehurst 19.15. 18.55 1790. - 490
ee eee Sis ee Peoples L/S Mkt., Inc., Cuthbert 19.10 18.60 18.00 20.30
ee moe se - a 1795 ie go | Seaboard S/, Colquitt 19.01 18.65 18.35 18.92
an : Turner Co. Stock Barn, Ashburn 19.10 18.85 18.35
ille S/Y, Thomasville 19.50 18.90 18.20 18.20 Union S/, Albany fade sh os aoe : 90
ee ee ee Vidalia $/Y, Vidalia 19.51 18.75 17.95 18.70
ounty S/Y, Lyons 19.95 19.20 1855 18.75
ie => = = = x September 30
oe Farmers L/S Co., Douglas 19.08 18.80 18.34 18.95
19.34 18.75 18.00 18.20 | Fitagerald L/S Auct. Co., Fitzgerald 18.95 18.50 1865
Petham S/Y, Pelham 18.79 1845 17.50
20.50 19.07 18.71 17.95 22.10





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Sumter L/S Assoc., Americus





PAGE SEVEN |

Big English White Leg-

layers, $1.35:. ea. by . lot..



PAGE EIGHT









POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE



Fine~ Northern
Quail, 1954 hatch, 5-7 wks. old;
$1. ea.; 8-11 wks., $1.25; 11

wks. up, $1.50 ea. Will ship exp,
collect. Minimun 4 birds. C. V.
Purcell, Decatur, 217 Mt Ver-

non Dr. De, 4238.
Common Pigeons, mated,
working, $1 ea.; Young Mus-

covey Ducks, $1 ea.; Young
Pheasants, Ringneck, $2. 50 ea.;
Golden Pheasants, $2.50 ea.
Exch. for Golden Hen: Also

Young Bantam Hens, $1. Starl-

ing Yawn, Byromville.

PEACOCKS,- PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, ETC.

6 female and 2 male pheas-
ants, $15 for lot. Ralph Dangar,
Woodstock.

Large No. Bob White quail,
1954 hatch, full grown, $3.50
pr.; also later hatch, % and
one-third grown. All fine cond.
L. M. Boner, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

1952 hatch Golden pheasant
eocks, $5 ea; also Black Cochin
and Golden . Sebright bantams,
purebred, $5 trio. Dewey Joy-
ce, Vidalia, phone 4768.

Racing Homer pigeons, all
have flown at least 200 miles,
$1.50 ea. also young birds
from above stock. Will ship
FOB, and answer letters. Neal

ea Lang, Sandersville.

Purebred American Giant
Homer pigeons, very good
squabbers, mated, banded and
working, $5 or 5 pr. for $17.
Will ship by express. C. W.
Taylor, 609 Oglethorphe Ave.
REDS: NH, RI, PARMENTERS

20 graded Hybred Production
Red Pullets, and 2 Roosters, 5
mos. old, $2 ea. at farm. Ph.
6229 J. Mrs. E. L. Grantham,
Douglas, Rt. 2.

27 AAA NH Pullets and 2
Cockerels. Pullets laying 15
$2 ea. at yard; Lot $50.
a Barnum Cobb, Richland,
Rt. 2:
25 NH Reds and Buff Orph-
ngtons, laying hens, $1.50 ea.

m. N. Huff, Austell, Rt. 2,
River Rd. Ph. 0898.

12 NH Reds, hens and 2 roost-
ers, $2 ea.; Also 8 Bantam pul-
lets, 3 mos. old, $2075 ea.; 2 old
Bantam Roosters, both 75c.
Lockard Bell, Atlaanta, 2677
Pharr Rd., N. E. Cr. 4390.

New Hampshire, AAAA grade-

laying strain cockerels, nearly
large enough for service, $3 ea.;
2, $5; 4, $10. J./C. Brown, Hel-
ena.

10 NH Red Pullets, 3 A grade
5 mos. old, ready to lay, $1.50
ea. FOB. MO. Mrs. R. L. Fears,
Jackson, East 3rd St. Ph. 2666.

4 Dark Red AAAA RI Red
Gockerels, Mar.
$7 lot. at farm. Will not ship.
oe G. L. Bramlett, Marietta,

t. 4.

150 young Production Red
Hens, $1.25 ea. for lot, my place
on Hwy. 41, 6% miles North
Perry. Inquire at Highway
Haven. Mrs. C, E. Harris, Ft.
Valley, Rt. 1.

1 NH Pullets,
goon to lay, $10. Mrs.
ingo, Newnan.

15 young NH Hens, March
ti laying 50 pct., $2 ea.
ill not ship. Mrs. W. M. Gil-
ert, College Park, 218 Elmo
t. Ph. Ca. 3864.

REDS (N. H. R. I, PAR-
MENTERS):

100 choice Red pullets, April
hatch, NH Cornish cross. Never
diseased, from U. S. Approved
poultry trapnested above 200
eggs, $220; unrelated cockerels
and pullets in less than 50 lots,
ee 25 ea. A. E. Anderson, Rhine,

Ries

15 fine hens, N. H. Reds and
mixed, late 1953 hatch, good
layers, also. some 4-A White
Leghorn pullets and 25 friers.
Will not ship and no letters
ans. Mrs. M. E. Rhodes, Ran-
ger, Rt. 2.

500 Production Red pullets,
6 mos. old, laying 50 pct. $2 ea.
a, place. Robert Allen, Fay-
etieville. Rt. 3. phone 2011.

100 N. H. Red pullets, lay-
ing 50 pct, $2 ea. No letters.
Jarter Williams, Senoia. phone

41% mos.
R. W.

Bobwhite }

hatch, $2 ea.;| 5

old,

R. I. Red pullets, about
grown, dark str., $2 ea; ma-
ture cockerels, $3 ea. Mrs. Don
Donaldson, Decatur, 726 So.
Candler St. DE 2405.

10 R. L Red hens, ~5 Ibs.,
2 yrs, old, $1. ea. or best offer.
Cannot ship or ans. inquires.
See and get. R. A Burriss, Ben
Hill 2280 Niskey Lake Rd.

75 Production Red pullets,
5 mos. old, beginning to lay,
$2 ea. Clem Jolley, Clarkston.

130 N. H. Reds, $1.20 ea. FOB
my home. Cant ship. Some are
January /25th and some March
29th hatch, laying well. All

from high produeing strain. G.
W. Darden, Watkinsville,

ROCKS:

/
9 Barred Plymouth Rock
large hens, 3 yrs. old, some:
laying, $14.50 or $1.65 ea. Will
not ship. Miss Bertha ae
Chipley, Rt.-3.

50 pullets, 3-A Feb hatch
White Rocks, beginning to lay,
$2.50 ea; also 15 N. H. Red
hens, 1953 hatch, $2 ea; some
W. R. 3-A roosters, $1. "75 ea.
Cannot ship. pie E. C. Mobley,
Riverdale Rt.

Speckled ee 17 hens and
roosters, 1 yr. old, $1:25 ea, F.
L. Bray, Macon, Bloomfield Dr.
Phone 3-5184. _

2 pr. Brown Chinese geese for
sale or exch. J. E Wellborn,
Rock Spring.

1 pr. fine- Bronze turkeys,
$15.00; also have 10 fine Buff
Orphington hens (chicken), and.
rooster, $22.50 for lot. Will ship.
J. J. Dupree, Acworth, RFD 1.

9 French Toulouse geese, $4.
ea..or $10. pr. Exc. for equal
value in chickens or pigs. Wm.
R. Ruppersburg, Fairburn, Rt.
1. Milam Rd. Phone 4202. :

25 Speckled guineas,
1954: hate: $35. for ee ree 30
each. At my home, as cannot}
ship. Mrs. W. T. Bryan, Turin,
Rt. 1. phone 2330-R2.

Giant Rouen ducks, marked
(look like Mallards and large as
White Pekins), some laying,
$2.25 ea. L, E Morgan, Way-
cross. Rt. 4.

Dbl. Breasted Bronze ein
10 wks. old, $3. ea; Black
Breasted Red game and Buff
Cochin bantams, $4.50 pr.;
hens, $2.50 ea.; Jumbo White
King and Red Carneaux squab-
bing pigeons, $6.00 pr.;_Ring-
neck pheasants, $6.00 pr. No
extra chgs. for shipping. M. O.
Mrs. Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt.



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



Ewes, bred for early lambing,
also purebred and cross bred
rams, nice group of feeder
lambs for sale; Call Madison
2603. Or write: R. B. Curtis,
Farmington.

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



Lindale, 108 Park St.

feed, her



RABBITS AND CAVIES

FOR SALE _f-



8 purebred NZW Rabbits, -8
wks old, $1 ea. Troy Duffey. Mc-
Donough, Rt. 2,

12 large NZ and Chinchilla
Doe Rabbits and one buck, for
sale or trade for quail or phea-

sant (prefer pheasant). George |

Chapman, c:o C. K. Stansell,

Ped. American Heavy wt.
Chinchillas: 3 bucks ready for
service, 3 does 5 1/2 mos .old, 2
does, 1 buck matured breeders,
all good strain. Low price, pap-
ers furnished R. Lamar Brant-
ley, Wrightsville, Rt. 2.

Several NZW Rabbits, does,
bucks, and young, 3-6 mos. old,
$2-$4 ea. C. W. Page, Atlanta,
149 North Ave., N.E, At. 6452.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



HOGS:

Want one purebred Hamp-
shire gilt already bred to
Hampshire male. Quote price

at farm or shipped in non-re-

turnable crate if over 50 miles.
P. E. Longino, Woodbury.

Want to exchange reg. SPC
Male Pig, 10 wks. old, 13-litter
mates, for pig of same sex and
value to prevent inbreeding.
Good bloodlines, statis. guar.
Contact. Vandiver. B. Gaines,
Hartwell, Rt. 1. =

Want nice purebred blocky
type New Hampshire Gilt al-
ready bred. J. A. Land, CABIN,
c/o Kingwood Farm.

HORSES AND MULES:
Want to exchange 3/4 Hol-

stein, 1/4 Jersey Cow for pony |

or horse. Must be very gentle.
Cow will give 4 gals. on good

an calf 4 mos old.
U. S. Lee. Rochelle.



FARM HELP WANTED |



- Want honest, sober, qeiadiey

age woman to do light | farm

work on farm for room, board,
salary. Contact. Mrs, Tillman
Walton, Woodbury. Ph, 4192.

Want small family for 1H
crop on halves. Must be sober.
3R house, wired, near Ebene-
zar Church, and school. House
now available. Elbert Cain,
Bethlehem, Rt, 1.

Want. on satisfactory basis
industrious man, single or
small family, to tractor farm
133 acres (also 300 acres) on
Commerce - Carnesville Rd.,
Banks Co. Small house, elec.,
good well, school bus, Mrs.
Louise M, Brown, Brookhaven,

-3774 Grant Dr.

Want up-to-date farmer /for
North Ga. 40 A farm for com-
ing year, 1955; Plenty running
water, good spring water, pas-
ture, good 5
drunks or loafers need apply.
Cly V. Roper, Culberson, N. C.,

cattle, hog, | or cattle and grain |

| don; Rt; 33. sue

R house. No}



Rtid: Se of Ga.).

Want at once,
white: -woman- with good

ing, to do light farm chores-on {p

farm for $20.00 month, bo
live as one of family. Mu

sober. Prefer 40-55 prs. old. Li t-
ters. ans. Mrs. Jack Rog.
Claxton, Rt. 2.

- Want couple ie make crop |,
and raise broilers, both 50-50

bus, mail route, 1 1/2 mi.
Cleveland. No drunks or public
workers wanted. Must be hon-\|
est, upright, good workers. K.
Ss. Price, Cleveland, Rt. 4. oes

Want reliable family to tend
large 2 H crop and work 1955, |:
on 50-50 - basis. Good cotton ;
acreage, good sandy land, Me-
Duffie Co, Write for details.
Jack Sikes, Montezuma, RR 2.

Want reliable middle aged |

man with small family, willing | li

to work, to operate 50 head
herd dairy. Must have several
years experience, and take over
by. Ist. Oct. New parlor type
barn with Surge pipeline milk-
ers. References required. Write
or contact. Reid A. Wilson, Tif-
10h; Rtes3 2



- POSITIONS WANTED fa



49 yr. old man with 2 grown ie

boys (both can drive tractor),
want job rest of this year and |
next on farm. Good salary,
good house, lights, etc. Have to
be moved. Sober. Letters ans.
M. M. Mitchell, Meigs, Rt. 2>

Man and son want job on}.

farm. Son 26 yrs. old, married,
3 children under school | age,
yrs, agricultuarl training.
Exp. truck and taretor driver.
Free to move any time any-
where. Letters. ans. Frank Low-.
ery, Cave Spring, Rt. 2.

White man and wife swant:
| job on farm. Man can drive
|tgactor and truck. Cons. dairy |
lwork: 4 children. Can move any
time. a D. Payne, Cordele, ne e
3,

Country raised
man, 59 yrs. old, wants farm
work with Christian people,
5 1/2 days weekly, for board;
laundry, $16.50 weekly salary.
Can drive truck and _ tractor.
Sober. Z. L. Anderson, Bow-

nice healthy |

hdren,
or 5 R. ho}

-jbasis. Good land, stock, tools, | ling
good._community. Near school |

Want to

(8-14

Christian | .

-Man wants job on - taxm |

(dairying or maintenance work,
caretaking, etc.). Plenty. ex-
perience. 50 yrs. old. Dive as
one of family, room and board.
Cecil Conger, c/o - Raymond
Hambrick, Griffin, 14th. St.

Single white man, 54 yrs.
old, wants job looking after |
stock, poultry, caretaking, or}
general upkeep of farm. Can
keep up all kinds of tools, do

Family ote seven wants job
on. chicken or cattle farm. Tyre |_
ee moe 2033 Bolton Rt.,



es 49 yr. old
| with family wants

time aes e small cro

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GRADE Thomaston Atlanta Athens. % Rome

One nice Hampshire Ram,, 10 9-27 9-28 9-29 : 9-29
mos. old, $15; One Fat We ae - :
Sheep, 100-125 lbs. 1 yr. 0 : Lees

ey Steers & Heifers :

$15; And one very fine Big Ram 17,00-18.70 _-17.00-21.00 _*'17.00-21.50 -'17.00-19.00
(Hampshire) $25 Exch. for reg.| Good Chelee aay a) 7300-1650 13.00-16.50. _13,50-15.25
ram and pay difference. J. F. | Uyitity 900-1225 -9.50-12.50 _9.75-13.00 _*9.50-13.00
Wellborn, Rock Spring. Cutters 8.00- 9.00 8.00-10.00 8.00- 9.50 -8.00- 9.00

3 Milk Goats for sale or seen . | =
2 Saanan Goats giving mi CALVES ; 2 oe
now. D. M. Bonds, Maretta, Rt.| Good & Choice 13.00-17.75 -13.50-18.75 -13.00-18.25 14.25-18.25
6. Ph, 7-2369. Util. & Coml. 9.00-13.50 9.00-14.00 9.00-14.50 -9.00-14,.00

BITS AND CAVIES | cows es
nee FOR SALE Utility 8.00-10.00 8.25-10.25 _8,25-10.25
Ce 5.50- 8.00 6.00- 8.50 5.50- 8.25

_NZW Rabbits, 3 mos. old, lge. BULLS i .
size, heavy breeders, $3 PY-| ys & Coml. 9,00-10.75 =-9.00-11.75 -9.00-12.00
Clem Jolly, Clarkston. Cutters 8.00. 9.00 8.00- 9.50 -8.00- 8.75

Purebred NZW Buck and Doe, :
3 NZR Does, one Grey Doe. Will | STOCKERS
deliver reasonable radius. Let- | Steers & Heifers 9.00-16.00 9.00-18.00 9.00-15.50
ters ans. Mrs. John nee Calves -9.00-15.50

Lizella, Rt. 1, Box 285.

NZW Meat Type Rabbits,
NZR, Calif. does and bucks, all
ages, 8 mi. E. Macon ons Hwy.





154J3.

49. C. E, Mixon, Macon, Rt. 6.

9.00-15.75

9,00-17.00





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