Cceorgia
: Farmers

SLUME 42

State Appropriation
Could Insure Program

By PHIL CAMPBELL

_ Commissioner of Agriculture

Free milk for children in the first two
r three grades of every school in Georgia
s long past due. Not only are many child-
en having to do without milk they badly
eed but Georgias dairy industry is los-
ng thousands of dollars in federal funds
ach year.

In my opinion it is time we all got to-
ether and worked out a program that
vould give children free milk in the first
wo or three grades. I am convinced that
t can be done.

_As a lifelong supporter of better edu-
ation in Georgia and as an exponant of
ducational improvements while a mem-
ver of the Legislature, I am certain that
he states educational needs will receive
t more sympathetic ear if the childrens
realth and physical welfare are occasion-
ally placed first by promotion of such
wrograms as the Federal school milk pro-
ram.

- Actually there would be only three
major provisions involved in such a pro-
gram:

1. Distributors must sell milk in bulk
or use in dispensers at the rate
af five cents or five and one-half
sents per one-half pint. I think the dairy
mdustry, particularly our dairy farmers,
would approve. The Federal government
would pay four cents a pint and the state
would pay the rest. ere
' 2. Dispensers would have to Ke pro-
Vided at local expense. T bebeve local or-
Banizations such as vetefans clubs, civic
clubs, school orgapizations or perhaps
county ee would be glad to
help furniea such dispensers if it meant
that oXfldren of their area would get free

k. A 10 gallon dispenser costs from
$200 to $300.

. Approximately $405,000 in state
ds and $1,620,744 in Federal funds
wld be necessary to provide free milk















a Georgia
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1957

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

Bulletin

NUMBER 2%

REE SCHOOL MILK POSSIBLE





Agricultural

CALENDAR

Feb. 7-8, Radium Springs Annual
meeting Ga. Livestock Association.

Feb. 14, Atlanta Annual Meeting,
American Dairy Association of
Georgla

Feb. 15, Thomasville FFA corn pro-
duction program,

Feb. 18-23, State-wide National FFA
Week.









AASSISSIPPI

Feb, 26, Athens Turkey school.







for each child in the first three grades in
Georgia schools on a 180 day basis at five
cents per half-pint. Approximately $420,-
000 in state funds would be necessary to
furnish free milk to the first two grades
at five and one-half cents per half pint.

With a $300 million state budget $405,-
000 or $420,000 would be well spent by the
state to retain funds now being returned
to the Federal government which totaled
$1,374,425 in 1955 and more than a half
million in 1956. Federal expenditures
could be expected to increase to a $5 or
$6 to $1 ratio of state expenditure.

Rep. W. L. Lanier of Candler County
is studying the merits of such a program
as I have outlined here and has prepared
legislation to make such a program pos-
sible, ~~
~~ would like to urge all parents with
children in the first three grades of school,
education leaders and representatives of
the dairy industry to contact their Rep-
resentatives and Senators in the Legisla-
ture immediately and urge them to take
the necessary action to make Georgia the
tirst state in the nation to take full advan-
tage of the Federal milk program and to
stop the annual turn back of thousands
of dollars in Federal funds which could
be buying school milk for Georgia chitd-

ren, oath



od

* PEANUTS
BROILERS





Georgia, First:
e PEACHES
e NAVAL STORES

Livestock Specialist
Named At University

R. A. (Bob) Long, a native of Ohio who
will receive his Doctors degree in Animal
Husbandry from Oklahoma A and M Col-
lege in May, has been named chairman
of the Animal Industry Division of the
University of Georgia College of Agri-
culture.

Mr. Long, who received his Bachelors
degree from Ohio State University and
his Masters degree from Oklahoma A
and M, will coordinate the animal indus-
try activities in extension, teaching and
research as his new duties at the Univer-
Sity.

The livestock specialist, who has
served on the staffs at Oklahoma A and
M as well as the University of Kentucky,
is 35 years of age, married and the father
of two- boys.

Georgian Will Head
Poultry & Egg Group

Leland Bagwell, owner of the North
Georgia Rendering Company at Canton,
Georgia, is the 10th president of the
Southeastern Poultry and Egg Associa-
tion.

The Cherokee County poultryman was
elected last week to succeed Oscar A.
Boyst, Princeton, W. Va., to head the 10-
state organization at its Poultry Spectacu-
lar convention at the Municipal Audito-
rium here.

Other officers named included Paul
G. Thomas, owner of the Southeastern
Turkey Ranch, Sumter, S. C., first vice-
president; Henry Tilford Jr., secretary
of Dixie Grain Company,
Tenn., second vice-president; de@ M.
Tankersley, general manager of Twin
Oaks Hatchery, Gaine$ville, Ga., secre-
tary, and Norma Sanders, general man-
ager of {bh& Farmers Cooperative Ex-
chang, Columbia, S. C., treasurer.
~ $tate vice-presidents selected weret
G. R. Krape, Anniston, Ala.; Hulan L.

Continued On Page 8

PIMIENTO PEPPER
e IMPROVED PECANS

Shelbyville.


Wednesday, February B,.





PAGE TWO MARKET BULLETIN
White and yellow Jonquils,| Mix. col. Glad bulbs, 40c doz.,| Cacti: all sizes, Hen and bid-| Liriope border pina S,
Butter and Eggs and Trumpet |$2.50 C. Free bulblets with ea.|dies, rooted 50c, $1.00, $1.50;|sacred and paper white
Daffodils, $2 C; blue, single |order; mix. col. Larkspur plants, |Star Fish 25 ea. rooted; Christ- | cissus, $1 C; red spider
Hyacinths, $1.25 doz; white, |ready, 25 doz, $1.00 C. Add|mas, 30c rooted or cutting, 25c;|Glodenglow, Vinca Minor,
FOR SALE blue, pink Thrift, 75 cents |postage. Miss Gennia Brown, | Thanksgiving, 30c cutting; |and white Yarrow 50 cent



Good, well rooted, evergreen
Privet hedge plants 12 to 36 in.
one cent ea. postpaid. Orders
filled promptly. Mrs. R. H.
Clark,Rt. 7. Gainesvile.

Blue and white Thrift, 90
cents doz; white, per Candy-
tuft, garden Pinks, yellow Flax,
$1.00 doz. blue and pink Ver-
bena, 60 cents-doz; pink Thrift,
$1.00 C Miss Lee Crow, Rt. 2,
Gainesville.

Giant Dahlia tubera from
Holland (grown here only 1
yr.), all types and colors, and
white, 48 var. 50 cents ea. $4.00
doz. labeled; others, $3.00 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Clyde Gille-
land, Rt. 9, Gainesville.

Ligustrum (too large to mail)
25 cents ea. at my home;
Cherry Laurels 50 cents ea.;
Eng. Ivy, $5.00 C; Violets, $1.00
doz. clumps. Lois Woodruff,
Greenville.

Plants priced per 100: Bu-
fordi Holly, $19.00; dwarf Cre-
ole Boxwoods, $12.85; Magnolia
Grandiflora, $15.00; Azalea For-
tuni, $11.00; Abelia Grandiflora,
$15. 00: Wax lLigustrum, and
Mock Orange, $14.50. No less
100 sold. Maude Hamby, Green-
ville.

Wax Ligustrum and Abelia
Grandiflora, $1.25 doz; Mag-
nolia Grandiflora. Photinia Glo-
tra, variegated Euonymus,
Cherry L a urels, Nandinas
heavy liners. All rooted cut-
tings and $10.00 C. Postpaid.
Raymond Robinson, Greenville.

Old fashioned Eng. Dogwood,
red Cydonica Japonica, red
Crepe Myrtle, Gardenia, bloom-
ing size, rooted plants, 50 cents
ea: Boxwood, border plants,
$12.00 C. or 10 cents ea. in
1000 or more lots. Sample doz.
$2.50 Add postage Mrs. C. M.
Robinson Greenville.

Fast growing Ligustrums,
Cherry Laurels, $2.00 doz. $10.
00 C; blue, white, red Dixie
brilliant Thrift, Eng. Ivy, Vin-
ca Minor, Royal Robe Violets,
red, blue purple pink and
white Achimenes, $1.50 doz. $5
C. Blanche Woodruff Green-
ville.

Cert. hardy perennials: Ver-

bena, Scarlet ing Lavender
Mist, dark velvet red, rose
pink purple, white Wings, 2

doz. $1.25; $3.00 C; $25.00 M;
Violets, Royal Robe, Rosina
pink, white Wonder, white Per-
fection, Red, $1.00 doz. $6.00 C;
Add postage. Mrs, L. H. Cous-
ins, Rt. 3, Greenville.

Pink Thrift, $1.00 C. $8.00 M;
red white, blue Thrift and red,
purple Verbena $1.00 doz. $5.
C:; blue sweet scented Violets,

$1.50 C; $10.00 M; Pres. Red
Cannas, $2.00 doz; $8.00 C;
Jonquil, Narcissus, Daffodil

bulbs $1.50. Add postage. Mrs.
Janie Ellis, Grantvile.

Ornamental Pepper seeds,
from large variety, 25 cents
package, plus _ self-addressed,
stamped envelope. Mrs. A. P.
Sheppard, Rt. 3, Box 218 Grif-
fin.

Climbing large red berry py-
raantha, 6-10 in. 25 cents ea;
Nandinas 8-10 in high 25 cents
each; Pink, rose and blue
tnrift, 50 cents C. Add postage.
Mrs. Collier T. Cooper, Rt. 3,
Griffin.

Pink, climbing Seven Sis-
ter Roses, Mtn. Laurel, white
Dogwood, red Maple, Crab-
apple, Pussy Willow, Bridal-
wreath, Sweetshrubs, China-
berry water Oaks, Forsythia
bushes, Hioneysuckle, yellow
Jasmine and Silver Lace vines
and acacia, 2, $1; 7; all colors
Iris $1. Add _ postage. Mrs.
John Myers (Addison), Rt. 2,
Hartwell.

Blue, pink
also March

and white Thrift
blooming cluster
Narcissus, 75 cents doz; white,
Wellow Jonquils Butter 9nd
Eggs and Trumpet Daffodils,
$2 C; red Spider Lilies, $1.50
doz. Add postage. No Fla.
orders. Miss Cecil McCurley,
Rt. 2, Hartwell,



doz. Add postage. No Florida
orders. Miss Mattie McCurley,
Rt. 2, Hartwell,

Boxwoods different sizes, at
my place. See for prices. Lola
Corn, Hiawassee.

Pink Thrift, 50 cents C; red
Honeysuckles, 50 cents doz.
Rooted. Add postage. Mrs. D.
L. Williams, Rt. 1, Homer.

2 Dogwoods, rooted, $1; also
4 Abelia cuttings, easily root-
ed. Postpaid. Mrs. N. M.
Adams 283 Hortense.

Large Jonquill bulbs or but-
ter and Eggs bulbs, 15c doz.;
large blooming size Red Trum-
pet vines, clump Asparagus,
single pink Geranium, 20c ea.;
well rooted double Bridle-
wreath and Star of Bethlehem
bulbs. All blooming size and
rooted Add postage. Mrs. J. E.
Thompson, Rt 1, Chester.

Giant Zinnias, meas. 6-5-8
inches in 1956, Dahlia kind,
selected ~colors tested 80 pet.
Germ 800 seed for $1; 400, 50

cents. Counted full measure,
prepaid. L. G. Westbrook,
Kingsland.

African violets, all col. dbl.
and single, blooming size,
healthy plants, 4, $1.25 PP; in

pots, $1.50 ea. at my home.
Exch. for named Gladiolus
bulbs. Write first.. Mrs. B. J.

Cantrell, Box 41, Blue Ridge.

New Swiss pink Pansies,
ready for setting now Contact.
J. Lee Abernathy, Barnesville.

14 boxwood bushes, 4-5 ft.,
about 20 yrs. old, some limbs
broken off by cattle. Clyde Led-
ford, Rt. 3, Blairsville.

Mix. col. Sultanas, Coleus,
white Philippine (philliipnense)
lily, and mix. col. large, dbl.
poppy seed, 10c pkt., with self-
addressed, stamped envelope.
Mrs. C. G. Kuykendall, Rt. 3,
Box 83, Blairsville.

Best giant named var. Dahlia
tubers, asst., solid and colors,
$3.00 doz. first 10 orders re-
ceived 1 Silver Glamour
(blooms up to 15 in. dia). Add
10c extra on out-of-state orders.
Mrs. Lovelle Ownby, Rt. 3, Box
82, Blairsville.

American boxwoods, 10-14 in.
rooted, $3.00 doz; Rhododen-
drons, Holly, Mt. Laurels, Hem-
lock, Spruce, pink, red, yellow
wild Azeleas, 2-1/2 ft. $2.50;
Globe Arborvitaes, 16 in. $4.00
doz; ere per. Phlox, blue Vio-
lets, 2 doz. $1.00. Moss packed.
Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge.

Well rooted American box-
Rhododendrons, Holly, Mtn.
Rhododendrons, Holly, Htn.
Laurels, Hemlock, pink, red,
yellow, orange wild Azaleas, 2
ft. $2.50 doz; spreading Junipers,
18 in. $4. doz. PP. Damp moss
packed. Bob Wilson, Blue Ridge.

Large and small Mums, 5
col., rose Delta Iris, and orange
with dark stripe, Hemerocallis,
8 $1. PP.. Mrs. C. B. Robinson,
Rt. 2, Bowdon.

April blooming white Nar-
cissi, $2.50 C; orange Day lilies,
purple Iris, yellow, dbl. Cannas,
rose col. Thrift, purple Violets,
June bloom Cactus cutting, $1.
doz. Martha Womack, Rt. 2,
Box 89, Bremen.

Dbl. Phoenix and yellow
Trumpet daffodils, mix. col.
German Iris, purple Violets,
orange Day Lilies, dbl. orange
and red Cannas, white Narcis-
sus, 2 doz. $1.50. Miss Mautile
Harrison, Rt. 2, Box 81, Bre-
men.

King Alfred Jonquils,
C; white Narcissus, $2.00 C; yel-
low Canna lilies, orange Day
Lilies, purple Iris, purple Vio-
lets, large Daffodils, 12, $1.00;
Snowdrop bulbs, 12, 50c. Add
postage. Beatrice Mosley, Rt. 2,
Bremen.

$2.50

Single blue Hyacinths, bloom-
ing size, 25, $1.00; Royal Robe
Violets, 20, $1.00; Calif. jurple
Violets, 30, $1.; Juga (blue bor-
der plant), 25, $1.; Yarra, lacy
leaves, pink blooms, 2 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. R. P. Stein-
heimer, Brooks,

Rt. 1, Bali Ground.

15 fine Iris, dif. col., named,
Se Adm. Byrd Daisies, 4,
; Day Lilies 12 dif. $1.; 6
a $1.00; pink Thrift, $1. C;
Liriope border plants, blue
bloom, and blue Thrift,
25, $1.00. Add 25 postage,
or 35 out-of-state. Mrs. W. E.
Johnson, Rt. 2, Crawfordville.

100 King Alfred Jonquils, dbl.
$2.50 C; White Star of Bethle-
hem, $1.50 C; white, and blue,
single Hyacinths, single King
Alfred Jonquils and white Daf-
fodils, 50 doz; pink Thrift, $1.
C. Add i Mrs. Florence
Leathers, Rt. 1 Buchanan.

Tall growing Iris, mixed col-
ors 50c doz.; pink, orange Mums,
50 doz, Pink Poppy seed, 10c
pkt.; Sultana, mixed colors,
Geraniums, red, 6, 50c, rooted
plants, Add postage. Mrave..
Gentry, Rt. 3, Calhoun.

Nandinas, 6-12 in, 25 ea.;
Arbelias, nice plants, 20c ea;
Add postage. All govt. inspected.
Quantity prices on requests.
Mrs, W. H. Guill, Camak.

20 miscellaneous Iris (no
whites) $1.; 3 var. Ophiopogon
(liriope), pink perennial phlox
50c doz, Oxalis 35e doz. clumps.
Add Postage. Mrs. J. G. Robert-
son, Carrollton.

Snapdragon seed, mixed col-
ors, 20 teaspoonful; Ice plant,
60 seed for 20c. Send 3e postage.
Mrs. I. N. Minish, Rt 4, Com-
merce.

White dogwood, Red Maple,
Mt. Laurel, Azaleas, 3 colors,
Crabapple, "Tulip Poplar, Hem-
lock Holly Starwberry bush,
2-3 ft. Rooted, $1.50 doz. Sweet-
shrub, Rhodedendron, White
pine, Cherokeee roses, Pussy-
willow, 25 cents ea. Mt. fern,
Arbutis, Galax, 40 cents doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Paul F.
Davis, Mineral Bluff.

Azaleas, 8 col. Dogwood,
white, Cherokee rose, Tulip
Poplar red maple, Redbud
Coralberry and Holly bush, Mt.
Laurel, White Pines, Crabapple,
Creek Hemlock, 2 1-2 - 8 ft.
well rooted, moss packed, $2.50
doz. Postpaid. Also Phlox, $2.50
C. Roy H. Wilson, Rt. 1, Box
176, Mineral Bluff.

Mt. Laurel, Azaleas, 3 col.,
Coralberry, Redbud, Tupil pop-
lar, Holly bush, Cherokee Rose,
red Maple, White Pine Creek
Hemlock, Crabapple, White-
Cream dogwood, 2 A-F to: 3 ft.
Phlox, Shasta daisies, $2.50 C.
Rooted, Postpaid. Moss packed.
Mrs. Boon Wilson, Mineral
Bluff.

Pink Cherokee Rose,
Laurel, Rhododendron, Dog-
wood, Crabapple, red and yel-

low azaleas, Redbud, Tulip
Poplars Holl white Pine
Creek Hemlock, red Maple, 2-

3 ft high, $2. 75. doz., PP; Pink,
white > phlox, Snapdragon, c
colors; blue Iris, Snowdrop, fall
Pinks, $2.50 C. Bonnie Aber-
crombie, Mineral Bluff.

Cream-White Dogwood, Or-
ange, red and yellow Azaleas,
Mt. Laurel, Redbud, Coralbery,
Tulip Poplar, red Maple, Cher-
okee Rose, White Pine, Holly
Bush, Crabapple, Creek Hem-
lock, 2-3 ft. $2.50 doz. Phlox,
Shasta Dasies, $2.50 C. All root-
ed, moss packed, and Postpaid.
Mrs. E. J. Millhollan, Mineral
Bluff.

White Pine, Crabapple, Creek
Hemlock, Mt. Laurel, Holly
bush, Coralberry, Redbud, red
Maple, Tulip Poplar, Cherokee
Rose, White Dogwood, Azaleas,
3 col. 2 1-2 - 3 ft. rooted, moss
packed, prepaid, $2.50 doz; Per.
pink Phlox, $2.50 C. Edna Ru-
kat 1, Mineral Bluff.

Mt. Laurel, White dogwood,
Azaleas, 3 col. red Maple, Crab-
apple, Tulip Poplar, Holly
Hemlock, Strawberry bush, 2-
3 ft. rooted $1.50 doz; Cherokee
Roses, Rhododendrons, White
Pine Sweetshrub, Pussywillow,
25 cents ea; Arbutus, Galax,

$1.|Mt. Fern, Heartease, 40 cents



Mt. |

Large Cacti in pots at my home.
|Add postage on small orders.
Mrs. Samuel Caine, Rt 5, Cum-
ming.

Azaleas, White
Rhododendron, impr. Tulip
Poplar, red, yellow Maples,
Strawberry bush, Redbuds, Sil-
ver Maples, White pines, dif.
col. and kinds Old Fashioned
Roses 18 in. to 3 ft.. Rooted,
moss packed, $2 doz; Arbutus
and ferns, $1 doz. PP. Mrs.
Charlie Wilson Rt.-1, Morgan-
ton.

Dogwood,

Hastings Super Giants and
Jumbo mixd Pansy plants,
now ready 35 cents C. 3 doz.
$1. Add postage. Mrs. H. P.
Mason, Rt. 1. Morris.

Glad. bulbs mixed, assorted,
blooming sizes and colors 5 doz.
$1.50; Purple and blue Achi-
menese bulbs, 4 doz. $1. Miss
Emma Dugger, Oliver.

White Glad. bulbs, blooming
size, 60 cents doz; red Tree
Dahlia tubers, $1.20: Ardisia
plant, and lump Maiden Hair
Fern, 45 cents ea. Miss Ivey
Dugger, Oliver.

Dwarf white Spirea, yellow
Jasmine, watermelon Crepe
Myrtle, 25 cents for 1 rooted
piece. Mrs. V. E. Bennett, Rt.
1, Pitts.

Rose scented Geraniums, 30
cents ea. Cinnamon and Gold-
en Star Cacti, 15 cents ea., Pink
red and white Geraniums 30
cents ea; Amaryllis and lemon
lilies, 10c ea; Phlox and Petu-
nias, 15 cents doz. All rooted;
Grass pink cuttings, easy to
root, 20 cents doz. Mrs. D. W.
Faircloth, Rt. 1, Pitts.

Add postage. Mrs. O. S. .
407 No. Madison St. n |
ville. 3 /
Mix. Iris, $4 C; April blo
ing Narcisus, $1 C; mixed on
mental Gourd and =|
Bethlehem seed 15 pk |
John Weaver, Rt. 2, Tem 1
4

|

4

Gladiolus, many col.
not labeled, 3 doz. $1; r
Bearded Iris, named var.,
ed, not labeled, 15 rhizomes,
35 rhisomes, $2. Add 4 |
Mrs. Sherman Duckett, 1

Rock. 4 4
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Pale pink, large type
rambling Roses, 25 cent
light red Gladiolus, 10 1 f
cents; flowering Lily trees
ver Maple and Irish Ju
and pines, 50 cents ea.
postage. Mrs. Warren McD
Rt. 2, Talking Rock. 4

Dahlias: Jane Cowl, GR
Glory, Purple King, Ave
yellow, Indian Chief, Aut
Tan, 5-Star General,
Spencer, Calif. Red,
Wonder, Sagamore ye
others 5, $1, $2 doz; Pom
and smaller Dahlias, all
flowering, $1.25 doz. Ad
age. Mrs. Vaughn Roge
4, Toccoa.

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Honeysuckles, Sweetshi
Bird of Paradise,
Honeysuckle, Buckeys, Ci
Jasmine, French Mulberry
cents ft. ea. Exch. for s
sacks. M. O. only No or
out-of-state. Mrs. Nina
Rt. 1, Toomsboro. ae

Sunflower seed, good,
flowers 8 and 10 in. g
heads, 25c tbls. plus pos
Mrs. A. P. Bass, 503 S.
Buren, Albany. : 3 !







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FLOWERS

_ FOR SALE



1 eol. Petunias, Spider Lil
red and rose, Flag Lilies,
sol. Phlox and Hollyhocks,
, White Oxalis, all col.

ysanthemums, Star of Beth- |,

m, 50 cents doz. Add post-
Mrs. J. G. Combs, Rt. 1,
nsboro. ;

sefsteak, Pearl, Angelwing
Strawberry Begonias; Dou-
pink Geraniums, Plumosa
is, 25 ea; 2 yr. Hybrid
wyllis bulbs, $1.00 doz, Add
extra for shipping. Mrs.
a Moore, Adel.

hite Candytuft, pink Thrift,
Admiral Byrd Daisies, red
aas, Liriope, Verbena, 25c
Oc; Abelia, 3 ft., $1.00; Al-
, Crepe Myrtle, Flowering
ice, Lilac, Spireas, Redbud
Weeping Willow. Bargain
2s. No mail orders. V. W.
10, 1554 Willis Mill Road,
Atlanta. PL-3-4768

ixed Morning Glories, red,
e, blue, 30 seed 25c, or 75c
*P. G. M. Honea, 529 Meigs
Athens.

ell-rooted white Dogwood,
to $1.50; small pink Crab-
e 25 to 50c; Redbud, all
i, cheap. No shipping. W.
2Curdy, 1110 Clifton Rd.
Atlanta 7. Ph. DR 3-5242.

2d and Salmon Geraniums,
stmas, Night Blooming
tus and Angel Wing Cacti,
.00. Add postage. Also pot
ts at my home. Mrs. Jessie
rard, 400 S. Cleveland, Al-
ise

wnuary Jasmine, Althea,
2 Rose, Spider Lily, Shasta
ies, 60 doz.; orange Day
+ , Hollyhock, Phlox, Lark-
Me ase, 10 dif. Mums, 60s
| pink Weigela, pink month-
limbing Roses, red Quince,
lish dogwood, 50c each. Add
age. Mrs. L. E. Watkins,

Adamsville Dr. SW, At-
a ll. PL, 5-9513.

arge Mums, some incurved,
ow, white, red, bronze, pink,
ndar, 15 plants, $1.50; Daisy
, yellow, red, white, pink,
30 plants $1.25 PP Some
free with order). Mrs.
3. Griffin, Rt. 1, Adel.
ixed Bearded Iris, many
rg 5e ea., $4. C; White Star
aine 50c ea.; Philippinense
and Magnolia seed, 25c
; Pink Rain Lilies, 10c ea.
ostage. Mrs. S. M. Gun-
4, Box 326, Alpharetta.











Hag
vemerocallis Day lilies, 15
Blooming size, different





m ed colors, $5.00. Mrs.
: Route 2, Arlington.

x Abelia, Flower-
Locust, Mimosa, Thrift and
vines, and Boxwood cut-
s. Mrs. W. K. Steedman,
Briarcliff Rd. NE, Atlanta.
ME 4-2793.

iar of Bethlehem bulbs, 35
2 doz. 60ce, PP; Boxwood
ing 10 - 15 in. not rooted,
ea., $1.00 doz; some large
1es $6. -$15 ea: 1 very large,
00; small hedge plants, 50c
Come after. Mrs. Mamie
ae, Rt. 2, Box 105, Adairs-

ters






oyal Ponciana, Trumpet
2, Yard honeysuckle, Yellow
3, Lilac, White, pink, red
vin Rose, 35c; double Day
double yellow Narcissus,
5. C; Pink Thrift, 20c doz.
C. Add postage. No checks.
tles T. Smith, Rt. 4, Au-
Fea Mill Rd., on







yond Fairy Lily,
mpet Daffodils,
yellow Narcissus, 35
White, purple Wisteria,
1 Hydrangea, Forsythia, 2,
white, orchid, pink Hibis-
roots, 30 ea. Add postage.
2 Smith, Rt. 4, Austell.

itternut trees, 4-5, ft, 3, $1.;
ythia, 4-6 ft, 10, $1.00; Nan-
. 15 in. Tie ea; Boxwood
cial) 6 in. 5 ft. 6 in. to 6
Water and Willow Oaks, 4-
$1, all at garden; also

D
| Tris







son, 1182 Gun Club
tlante 18.



tree plants, $1. doz. | kins



Water Oaks, White dogwood,
Cedars, Pine, Weeping Willow,
Chinese Elm, Mountain Laurel,
Mt. Ferns, Wisteria, Flowering
Locust, Cherokee Rose, Banana
trees, red Plum, Mulberry. Mrs.
Helen Street, 2956 Buford High-
way, Atlanta 6. Ph. ME 4-7888.

African Violets: doubles,
Singles, all colors; Ivies: Tele-
url, Ivalace, Greenrippla,
Glacier, Ideal, Pixie, Golddust,
Var. Curly, Heart, Grape,
Feather, Shamrock, Var. Al-
gerian, Fan, Conglomerata,
Ghost tree also dif ferns. Any
3 plants, $1.25, 7, $2.25; 12 $4.00.
Mrs. N. B. Wilson, 4184 Bank-
head Hwy, Rt 3, Austell.

Tuberose bulbs, double Pearl,
blooming size, $1.00 doz., bub-
lets, 75 C. Add postage. Mrs.
L. B. Bennett. Rt. 1, Box 211,
Alpharetta.

Fine Iris, sky blue, orchid,
yellow, purple and many two
tones, $1.50 doz. Mrs. J. M. Mc-
Guire, Rt. 2,. Adairsville.

Canna Lily Bulbs, best stock,
large size, red, pink, yellow,
and varigated. $1.50 doz., $10.
C.: FOB my Farm. John: S:
Paden, 1256 Moreland Ave, SE,
Atlanta 16. Ph. MA 717-7401.

Steeles Mastodon Jumbo
Pansy plants and Eng. Daisy
(Bellis) plants, $2.95 C; peren-
nial Candytuft, $2.50 doz. Post-
age and packing, 25c extra Mrs.
Mrs. Emma D. Gibson, 2740
Milledgeville Rd. Augusta.

Pink Weigelas, 50 and $1; yel-
low Weigela and red, pink,
white Spirea, 50c; Altheas, dbl.
single, pink, purple, 75c; Box-
wood, $1.25 ea; Euonymus,
$1.50; Glads and orange, dbl.
Day lily bulbs, $1 doz. PP in
Ga. No order less $1. Mrs. Adell
Williams, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Corn bead seed, 25c pkt; red
hot Poker (Tritoma), 2, 50c; 5,
$1, Add postage. Mrs. C. D. Sel-
lers, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

8 var., mix. col. Daffodil and
Narcissus bulbs, blooming size,
$2 C., 30c doz.; red Salvia, blue
Larkspur, mix. Col. Sweet Wil-
liams and Foxglove seeds, 10c
teaspoonful, Add postage. Mrs.
C. E. Leverett, 2595 Ben Hill Rd.
East Point. e

Well rooted Boxwoods, $1.50
doz.; pink Per. Phlox, 75 doz.;
yellow Cannas, purple Iris, 60c
doz.; mix col. Verbena, 50c doz.;
mix. col. Larkspur, Marigold,
and mix. Aster seeds, 13 pkt.,
4 for 45c; Jonquil bulbs, 35e doz.
PP. Mrs. Ventis Weaver, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.

Purple Altheas, purple Lilac,
winter Jasmine, 35 ea. red
Anthony Waterer Spirea, 50c;
yellow Jasmine, red Woodbine,
red Cedar seedlings, 25c ea. 3,
50c; 3 yr. size, Southern Cape
Jasmine, $1.50 ea. Add postage.
No less $1 orders. Mrs. Archie
Rousey, Rt. 4, Elberton.

Sev. col. Glads, $1 doz. bulbs;
3 col. Day lilies, $1.20 doz.; red
Juca color Verbena, $1 doz.;
Narcissus bulbs, $1 C.; large
Daffodil, $1 doz. Add postage.
Exch. for pecans or honey. Mary
C. Tumlin, Eastanollee,

Dianthus Pinks (perennial),
all col,, $1 doz.; purple and gray
Violets, blue Perriwinkle,
Snowdrops, $1 C.; sky blue and
orchid flowering Iris, $1 doz.
Mrs. J. H. Penland, Ellijay.

Well rooted, young Boxwood
plants, 15, $3, or 6, $1.25; pink
blooming Thrift, 20, $1.25; Cole-
us and purple Wandering Jew,
12 cuttings and 1 Cactus cut-
ting, $1.25. Add postage. R. C.
Stover, Rt. B, Ellijay.

Blueridge rose Azaleas, 25
ea, $2 doz.; Althea, white Hy-
drangea, red and yellow Wei-
gela, deep red Rose of Sharon,
Lilac, Babys Breath, tame pink
Locust, Abelia, American Holly,
white, dbl. Rose of Sharon, $1
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Presley
Fowler, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Orange Day Lilies, Star of
Bethlehem, purple Foxglove,
Daffodils, wild Iris, tame Vio-

lets, Vinca vines, 5 doz., $1;
Goldenbells, pink, purple Al-
theas, white Eng. Dogwood,

Bird-eye hedge plants, purple
lilac, yellow Jasmine, D. Per-
i oses, 3, $1, Add postage.
Mrs. Nanoy Henderson, Rt, 8,
Box 124, Ellijay.



Crabapple, pink, and white
Dogwood, 3 ft., Henry Field pur-
ple and white Iris bulbs, 25c ea.;
Marigold, 3 shades yellow, mix-
ed Zinnia seed, 5c cupful. Add
postage. Mrs. H. E. Hartley, Rt.
1, Crabapple Hill, Ellenwood.

Blue Violets, $1 C.; large,
mix. col. Mums, Goldenglow,
Sweet Williams, pink winter
Pinks, 50e doz.; large, mix. col.
Gladioli bulbs, 30c doz.; Cactus;
pink June rooted, 50c ea.; red,
pink June and Pan-cake, large
cuttings, 23c ea.; dbl. red Ger-
aniums, 30c ea. Mrs. W. D. Rals-
ton, Rt. 3, Box 52. Ellijay.

Boxwood plants, 1 yr. old,
well rooted, fast growing, large
type American, $3 doz. $15 C.;
$150 M. PP. Marvin E. West, Rt.
2, Fayetteville.

Philodendrons, 25c; climbing
American Beauty and Goldilock
Roses, $1 ea.; 3 col. Verbena, 3
doz. $1; Zebra plants, 25c; thick
leaf Ligustrum, 6 in. 10, $1.
(With every rose, 1 Coleus and
1 rooted Philodendron free).
Postage 25c. Mrs. Annie Hub-
bard, Fortson.

Large, dbi. orange, old rose
and all colors mix. Poppy seed,
25c teaspoonful and 3c stamped
envelope; white and yellow Nar-
cissus bulbs, 25 doz. Add post-
age. Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2, Gaines-
ville.

Red, purple, pink Verbena,
per. and annual Phlox and mix.
col. Daisy Chrysanthemums, 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ethel
Beach, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Blue Hyacinth bulbs, $1.25
doz.; Flag Lilies, blue, yellow
and white, 6, $1; Dbl. Day and
purple and white Lilies, also
Butterfly bushes and Cedars, 6,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Mae Turn-
er, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Abelia, Altheasm Wisteria,
iBridalwreaith, Mock Orange,
Euonymus, Spirea, Thumber-
gi, Eng. Ivy, Scotchbroom,
Gioldenbells, winter Jasmine,
Grapevines, many others, 50
cents ea; small plants, rooted,
4, $1. Add postage under $3
orders, Josan Geila, Rt. 2,
Lawrenceville.

Sweet Violets, 30 plants,
$1.25 PP; peer white Nar-
cisus (now blooming), $1 doz.
PP. Mrs. H. B. Clower, Lawr-
enceville.

Larkspur and Petunia plants
35 cents doz; mix bulbs, ail
kinds $1 C. and 35 cents post-
age; purple Iris, pink or pur-
ple Oxalis, pink Thrift, sweet
purple Violets, scarlet Ver-
bena, 35 cents doz; Chinese
Holly, 80 cents ea. Mrs. R. J.
Fleming, Lincolnton.

Annual Phlox plants, $1.25
C; Feverfew, 33c doz. PP in
Ga. also sev. col. Cristata

and stamped envelope;
Poppy, Feverfew and Phlox,
10 cents tsp. and stamped en-
velope; baby Zinnia seed, 25
match box full. No chks, Mrs.
M. M. Kelley, Rt. 3, Lithonia.

Altheas, 75 doz; Forsythia,
Weigelas, Butterfly bush, Abe-
lia, Bridalwreath, Spirea, 5,
$1; 25 var. Roses, 3, $1; red
Pink Thrift, 25 doz, dox. $1;
purple, pink white blue vio-
lets, 28 doz. Add postage.
Mrs. C. H, Lawson, Rt. 3, Box
216.

January Jasmine, 2, 25;
Day Lillies, pink Thrift, 25
doz; Chinaberry, Dogwood
Sweetshrubs, pink, white Mi-
mosa, pink Crepemyrtle,
Cherry, Cedar, Holly, 5, $1;
wild Azaleas, 1 Col. 760 doz;
purple, blue Violets, 50 cents
C. Add postage. Mrs, Thos. J.
Watson, Rt. 8, Box 217, Li-
thonia.

Trailing Arbutus, ever-green
Wax plants, Tansy, Snow-on-
Min., blue Flags, 75 cents doz
yellow thornless roses Waster

bushes, Lilac, Bridalwreath,
Altheas, Laurels, Azaleas, 25
cents ea. well rooted. Add

postage. No orders under $1.
Free plants each $1 order.
Mrs, Claud Wright, Loving.

White and purple Lilac
pink, blue Hydrangea, red
Crepemyrtle, 50 cents eas
Grass Pinks, 50 cents bunch.
nee postage. Docia Harris,
Lula,



Pink,also flesh-white Peon-
ies. dbl. Day Lilies, lemon
Lilies, and Blue Siberian Iris.
Sell or trade some for 5 Ibs.
nice sun-dried Apples. Con-
tact. Mrs. Martha P. Jones,
Lyerly.

Per. white Candytuft per.
blue Phlox, mix Columbines,
$1.25 doz; large Sweet Wil-
liams, mixed, Scarlet Beauty;
Goldenglow, Snapdragons,. 75
cents doz; Yarrow, Viola, Gail-
Jardia, annual Phlox, mix. Iris
24, $1. Add 30 cents potage.
Mrs. J.W. Jones, Madison.

Man in the Moon pale
yellow Marigold. Redbud tree
sead, ea. 15 cents tbls. plus
postage; white Egg-plant seed,
25ec tsp. Stamps accepted.
Mrs. J. M. Randolph, 2107-A
Claymore Dr. Marietta.

Purple Wisteria Winter Jas-
mine purple Lilac, Butterfly
bush, Bridalwreath, Golden-
bells baby Spirea, Flowering
Peach, Flowering Quience, 35
cents ea. 2, 63 cents. Mrs. J. A.
Wilson, Martin.

Snowball bushes,2 yrs. old,
rooted $1.50 ea. postpaid. G M.
Moseley, Menlo.

Pink Mtn. Laurels, white
Rhododendron, White Pines,
spruce pines, and white

Dogwood trees. All choice and
well rooted $1.50 doz Plus post-
age. Mrs. Florence Heaton
Mineral Bluff,

Pink Thrift; Day Lilies or-
ange red, lemon; blue Siber-
ian and large Iris sev. col. lilacs
white dbl. single lavender; Afr-
ican Shasta Daisies, Chrysan-
themums, sev. col., Paul Scarlet
pink perfumed dbl. Rose cut-
tings, white,-pink, cushioned
spiced Pinks, Jan. Jasmine.
Others. Mrs. Tom Harkins, P. O.
Box 4, Mountain City.

Large pots of African Violets,
single and doubles, $1.25 ea. at
my home. L. F. Wigeton, 514
Barber Rd. Marietta.

Mixed Jonquils with Narcissi,
also white Snowdrops, bulbs, 75c
C. Plus postage. H. D. Goss, Rt.
1, Box 464, Calhoun.

Dutchmans Pipe, Begonia,
mixed colors, Philippine lily,
25e pkt.; Philippine bulblets, 1

yr. size, $1.25 C., $10 M. Mrs.
A.D, Brinson, Rt 32): Box a7
Cairo.

Rooted Verbena, 14 colors:
dark velvet red, Cardinal, Scar-
let, White, lavendar, a poms
purple, candy stripe, and others,
3 Doz. $1.26. Mayfield iant
Shasta Daisies, $2 doz, Oss
packed. Mrs. W. H. Whitten,
Chula.

BRUCELLOSIS

Of Disease
1 Wilkinson







Everblooming Begonias, dou-
ble Geraniums, Christmas,
Thanksgiving Cactus, Dining
room lilies, Boston Ferns, Al-
thea, Butterfly bushes, 15c ea.;
pink Cannas, 10c; Hydrangeas,
25c; large type Mums, yellow,
white, bronze, 35c doz. All root-
ed. $1 orders PP. Mrs. Ela M.
Moore, Cataula. (C/O A. H.
Griffin).

Large prize-winning Chrysan-
themums; White gold. Gold-
dust yellow, Smith Enchantress
pink, Homestead, lavendar,
Shaggy, cream, Oakleaf, Bronze,
Flesh, Red Charm, Howard red,
25 plants $2, Button and Daisy
type, 20, $1; and pink thrift, 50
plants $1. Add 25c postage. Mrs.
R. L. Silver, Rt. 5, Cuthbert.

White, pink, red, variegated,
orange, purple, and yellow, Dah-
lia bulbs. Large and Pon-Pon
type, 3 bulbs, 50c. Add postage.
Mrs. Johnnie Harmon, Rt. 2,
Calhoun.

Cannas, Iris, Day lilies, 30
doz.; Wooly Bear, Skinny Fin-
ger, Monkeytail and Mushroom
Cacti, 50c; Aligator plant; Moth-
er-in-law Tongue, Evergreen
plant, Rubber Rose, Chinese
Evergreen, 40c: February Cac-
fs, 25c; Hardy Moss, Periwin-
kle, 35c bunch. Add Postage.
Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

African viosats, many varie-
ties, 50, 75c, $1 ea. Small bloom-
ing size, 3, $1; House pot plants
at my home; Dahlia tubers, all
sizes, types and colors $3 doz.
mixed, others 50c ea. up. Ship in
March. Mrs. A. D. Johns, 501
Oglethorpe Ave. College Park.
Phone, PO-1-3345.

Boxwood, different sizes,
Nandinas, Hydrangea, pink and
blue, and other shrubbery, also
Fig bushes, 5 varieties. Afi my
home. Mrs. Hardee Hill, 326 N.

Henderson St. Dalton.

Jasmine, Mock Orange, But-
terfly bush, 15 for $1. Not de-
livered. Make date. Mrs. C. S.
Pryor, Desota.

Boxwoods (cant ship) at my
home; Mixed iris, $1.25 doz.
Cash or M. O. Add postage. Mrs.
Mary Stephens, Rt. 1, Box 90,
Dahlonega.

2-Christ in the Manger, 1
large, 1 small, $1 and $5. Too
large to ship. Mrs. Laura Dyer,
305 W. Matilda St., Dallas.

Exhibition Mums, rooted cut-
tings, labeled: white, yellow,
Albatros, Silversheen, Silver
Ball, Blazing gold, turners,
pink Enchantress, Rose Bowl,
Detroit News, pink, yellow,
bronze Indianapolis and others,
$2 doz. PP. Mrs. Burton J. Wil-
ber, 1006 Adams, St., Decatur.
Ph. DR. 3-6804.



Help Make Georgia Brucellosis
Free By 1960

Counties in which area testing Is now underway Include:

Burke Franklin Oconee
Berrien Gwinnett Pulaski
Butts Gordon Peach
Candler Glascock Plerce
Crawford Hart Stephens
Coffee Heard Toombs
Chattooga Habersham Towns
Dodge Hall Turner
Dooly Irwin Washington
Evans Jackson Wilcox
Elbert Lumpkin

ERADICATION

Counties Not
Free of Disease

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MARKET BULLETIN







Wednesday Febru:
_ Iris, Gladioli, Guernsey Li- Want start of pot plant call-| Unencumbered, young couple, Want nice, middleaged
lies, Cannas, 50 cts. doz; Sweet |ed Shamrok (resembles Oxalis | white, desire work on chicken | woman to live as one of fam
William, Shasta Dasies, Pink | but much larger), around Clax-|farm. No exp. but willing to|on farm and do light farm
and deep pudple, Spirea, Flow-}ton and Collins. Mrs. G. C./learn your way. Write Robert |for small salary, room
FOR SALE ering Almond, Cydonia Japoni-! Williamson Oak Park. L Townsend, 602 Cameron St.,



Good, bunchy, well rooted
Nierembergia, purple, white and
red Thrift, 2 doz., $1.25; $3.50
. PP in Ga., yellow Iris bulbs,

1 doz. No chks. M.O. only. Mrs.

n Ashworth, Rt. 1, Dacula.

Red, pink, blue Verbena, 60c
@oz.; red, pink, cream-white
Cannas, 6, $1; pink, white, blue
thrift, 3 doz. $1; big red Thrift,
B0c doz, Thanksgiving and
Christmas Cactus, rooted, 35c
ea., Wooly Worm and Starfish,

Se ea.; cuttings 15 ea. Mrs. J.

Watkins, Rt. 3, Dalton.

Orange Day Lilies, lavender
Rs. 25c doz. bulbs; lavender
hrift, rooted plants, 25 doz.;
purple flowering, Jack Bean
eed, 10 pkt.; pink Lily bushes,
oe ea. Add postage. Miss Marie
Mathis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Rooted white Hydrangea, 40c
@2.: pink climbing Roses, and
pink June Cactus, 25 ea. Box-
wood cuttings, $1.25 doz.; Morn-
ing Glory (heavenly blue giant
flowers), Cardinal vine (red
flowers and fernlike foliage)
ea. 10c pkt. Add postage.

rs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Strong, well rooted, giant Ad-
miral Byrd_ Daisy plants,
growth, 24-36 in. with blooms
up to 5 in. dia. $1 doz., 25, $1.75,
$6 C. at my home. Postage ex-
tra if shipped. Mrs. O. S. Scar-
brough, 405 So. Church St, East

oint.

Pink Azaleas, 4, $1: Sweet-
shrubs, 6, $1.50; Bridalwreath,
Brides Boguet, 8, $2; 4, $1; wild
Iris, 200 bulbs, $1; purple Iris,
5c C.; also Yellow Root, 4 lb.
box full, $1. Add postage. Odell
Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Spirea 3 kinds Buddleia D.
Perkins Roses, blue Hydrangea,
Fa. _ Holly, Jap. Magnolia,
Nandinas, large rooted, 50 cents
ea. 3 $1.25; 5 col large type
shaggy Mums, improved Shas-
ta Daisy, purple Lantans, and
Per. Stocks, 50 cents.. doz; Add
aie ia Miss Merle Harrell,

uitman.

Dark col. Petunia, purple
Lantana, blue daisies, pink Ox-
alis, Jonquils, 25 cents doz;
Shaggy type Mums, white, gold,
yellow, and red, Imp. Shasta

aisies, button type red Mums.
Physotegia, and per. stocks, 50
ents doz. Mexican single tube-
rose, $1 doz. Add postage. Mrs.
J. E. Harrell, Quitman,

Chrysanthemums from Cali-
fornia. Send stamped envelope
fer description and price; Cher-
ry Laurel 2 kinds Oak, Camp-
or, Ligustrum, Mimosa, Royal

Poinsettia, 25 cents ea; One
doz. ea. orange montbretea
Larkspur. wild Violets, white

streaked and green Jew, 25c.
Add postage. Mrs. Dan Terry,
Quitman.

Pink Thrift, one cent a bunch
Scotch Brooms, 15 cents ea.
2, 25 cents rooted; mixed Jon-
guils single, and double yellow,
and white Narcissus with yel-
Jow center bulbs. One cent ea;
Big and little lavendar and
bane Iris, 2 cents each; Ru-

rum and Tiger Lilies, 5 cents
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Oscar
Martin, Rt. 1, Rabun Gap.

Red and pink running roses,

xooted, and Dbl. Geranium
cuttings 15 cents ea; Century
plants 26 cts Larkspur, red
Salvia, 15 cts doz. Frog Leg,

Hen and Biddie, Devils Back-
bone, Elk Horn, Chicken Toe,
Cactus, 10 cts. each. Add post-
age. Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Rebee-
ea,

Asters, Ageratum, Calendula,
gnix cols., Shasta and Painted
Daisies, Feverfew, Forget-me-

not, Gaillardia, Imperial stock,
Nierembergia, Snapdragons, 6
tor. 50 ets; Althea, blodming
ize; Flowering quince, Forsy-

a, Nandina, Geranium, 1 ea.

i- 25 cents postage on each
1 order. Mrs. H. V. Franklin,
Sr. Register.
Cherry Leurels, cu in,
amboo, 10-14 inch, Abe \ if
oRcade & nd Postage. W. T.
ey, P.

. Bou 285, Sparta.

a, Lilacs, Jan. Jasmine, 30 cts.
ea. Add postage. Ph. 4-2389.
Mrs. J. C Jones, Rt 1, Rome.

Salmon pink, Morinda Ber-
gamotmint La. ris, bronze
color, Japanese roof Iris, Way-
side dwarf Hypericum or gold
flower, 75 cts doz., dwarf Ivy,
50 cts. doz; doarf blue hardy
Plumbago, 75 cts. doz, Add 30
cts. for postage and packing:
Mrs. J. L. Jolly, 205 Sherwood
Rd. Rome,

Red, Pink Verbena, 2. bunch-
es, 25 cts. dark red Verbena 25
cts each; 200 Jonquils, $1; 50
Tris, $1; Dbl. pink Begonia,
Sultana, Geranium, pink Can-
nas, Lemon Lilies, rooted 25
ets ea; Ferns, 20 cts.; Larkspur,
one cent. Add postage. Mrs.
Lester Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

Annual Phlox plants, 4 cts C;

large red and pink Poppy
seeds, 15 cts. tbls. Blue Hy-
drangers and Cape Jasmine,

Pink Almonds and _ Boysen-
beries, rooted 25 cts. ea Christ-
mas Cherries, 10 cts. ea. Del.
@lary Ruth Phillips, Rt. 1,
Royston.

Red Spider lilies, double Or-
ange lemon Day lilies, Per.
blue Salvia, Silver King, Rose

Verbena, small Nandinas, 75
ets. doz; purple Per. Phlox,
Boxwood, pink white, Oxalis,
Clumps, Tritoma, 12 in. Nan-

dina, 4 $1. Mrs. Johnson Ursy,
Stapleton. %

Daisies Admiral Byrd: and
Majestic plants, $2 doz; Extra
early May 75 cts doz; Gerbera,
assorted colors, single 25 cts.
ea. double, 50 cts. each, Pre-
paid. V. W. Wilson, Rt. 3, Box
184, Savannah.

Mixed day lilies, reds, yel-
low and by-colors, 4, $1. Single
Larkspur, mixed colors, 25 cts.
doz; seed, 15 cts pkg.; Boy-
senberry plants $1 doz; plus
postage. Mrs. Fred Atkinson,
Rt 4, Valdosta.

Fast growing Ligustrum, 2-3
ft. and Cherry Laurel, 1-2 ft.
10 ects. each. Add postage. Jack
Phillips, Box 104, Warm
Springs.

Snapdragon, Hollyhocks,
hardy Carnations, 65 cts doz;
two each- different Iris, red,
yellow, pink, bronze, bicolor,
plicata, $1; Queen Annes Lace,
50 cts. doz; Lily of the Valley
pips, 75 cts doz; 50 for $2.50; 12
diff. labeled Hemerocallis, $1.50
Add 35 cts postage. Mrs. M. P.
Combs, Washington.

Esther Reid, all white, double
Daisy, $2 doz; Admiral Byrd
Daisies, $1.50 doz; hardy Car-
nations (Vienna), 75 cts doz.;
Tritoma (Red Hot Poker) $1
doz; Tuerose and Lily of the
not labeled, $1. Add 35 cts
Valley pips, 65 cts doz; 15 iris,
postage. Mrs. F. M. Cambo,
Washington.

Steeles Jumbo Pansies, Eng-
lish Daisies $2.50 ; Snap-
dragon all colors Feverfew,
tall double white, dwarf white
and yellow, Columbine, Dian-
thus clover Pinks, Lavender,
Iberis, Sweet William, Painted
Maroconi and Admiral Byrd
Daisies, 75 ts doz, PP. W. R.
Wise, Wadley.

Entire contents of my 10 ft
X 16 ft. greenhouse, at bargain
prices; Tropicals, Afician Vio-
lets, Gloxinias, Begonias, Ger-
aniums, Fuchias ete. Mrs.
Mrs. Henry Das Box 527, Way-

light work. $3 day



FLOWERS

WANTED



Want seed or plants of white
Angel Trumpet (Datura) also
want bulbs of Coral vine (rose-
pink, blooms all summer), and
Whiteman fern. Write first
Mrs. Bill Gilstrap, Rt. 1, Chick-
amauga.

Want contact party with Pri-
ie e. Stte price, etc. Mis.
5 Gs; ae Jefferson-



villie.



Want 6 to 8 in. cuttings of
true to name Ville de Nantes
Camellias, also White Empress
and Lady Jane Grey: State
price on 1-2 and 1 doz. lots.
Mrs. David J. Arnold, Shell-
man.

Want some old fashioned dbl.
white spice Pinks (bloom in
May) and other Pinks, called
May Pinks in pink color). State
best prices. Mrs. W. N. Tanton,
Tennille,

Want Straw flower seed. Will |

exch. farm items for
Write. Mrs. Frank Thomas,
1, Trion,

same.
Rt.

Trees (ornamental): Want
Umbrella China Berry trees.
Advise price and size Paul
Vaughn, Jr, Rt. 1, Williamson.

Want sev. Catawba tree
sprouts with roots, or small
trees, 3 ft high. Give approx.
size; Quantity and price. F. A.
Devane, Thompson Bridge Rd.,
Gainesville.

Want Catalpa trees. State
best cash price and quantity
you can del. A. D. Thompson,
Greensboro.

FARM WORK

WANTED





Married man 5, in family,
wants work on cattle or poul-
try farm. 10 yrs. exp. working
with cattle also drive tractor
and handle any kind of ma-
chinery. Geo. T. Massey, Rt. 1,
Bishop.

Single, white 42 yrs, old man
Wants job on farm with good
man. Can do different kinds of
Pe week-
aundry. O.
artwell.

ly, with board an
L. Clark, Rt. 2,

White man with family needs
small acreage with good house,
standing rent, or consider
chicken, Beef cattle, rabbits,
grove work, etc, on farm.
Henry or. adjoining eounty.
Write L. M. Jones, Rt 1, Da-
cula.

White man, 47 yrs. old, wife,
40 wants light fram work in
So. Ga, Consider any reason-
able offer as Caretaker, or on
poultry or Vegetable farm.
Must have 4 R. house at least
and be moved. C. L. Morrell,
207 Boyd Rowe, Griffin.

Want regular job on farm
tend chickens, layers and baby
chicks. 47 yrs. old. Have to be
moved. Wife and 2 children, 9
and 13, in school. Can do car-
penter work. Willing to go
anywhere for right job. Mrs. R.
L. Casey, RFD 1, Hull.

Want to work. on farm, Care-
taker, poultry or sheep neising.
Do not mind work, Can give
ref. R. M Blackwell, Panola
Rd. Lithonia.

White man, wife and 2 small
children wants job on poultry
or cattle farm. Weekly salary.
Can drive truck and _ tractor.
Do not drink C. P. Hutchins,
Jr. Rt. 2, Athens.

Want job on cattle, hog or
chicken farm, or other kind
farm work. Have wife, 2 boys,
16 and 12 and 9 yr. old girl.
Weekly wages Write or see.
Emmett Scruggs, Rt. 1, Su-
wanee.

White, 35 yrs. old married, 4
small children and mother,
want job on farm, Need fur-
nished 3 R. house. J. W. In-
gram, 298 Washington St. 8.W.,
Atlante 8.

Single man, 26, wants job
Operating tractor and machin-
ery up-keep on farm. for room
and board. John Henry Knight,
1037 Oak St., S. W. Atlanta 10.

Ph, 5-2010.

Man and wife wants job in
So. Ge. on dairy or chicken
farm, raising broilers, etc. Exp.

both. Need 8 or 4 R. Man is

ft exempt. E. L, Johns, Rt.
4, Summerville. Re



S. E. Atlanta 12. Ph. MAT-4457.

Married white man, 39 yrs.
old, no bad habits, desires job
on dairy farm. Can drive truck
and tractor, also exp. as Care-
taker. 2 in family, Need good
home. Wilson Lott, Rt. 3, Pear-
son.

Want good farm for 1957,
smooth land good house, lights,
water on Mail Rt. Work on
halves, or pay the 4th. H. E.
Ramsey, Rt. 1, Hull.

Exp. white man, no family,
wants job on large poultry
farm for wages or on shares.
Jake Johnson, 4100 Peachtree
Rd, Apt. 12D, Atlanta 19. ;

Man and wife wants job
tending layers (poultry) on
Halves, or reasonable weekly

wages Have 5 children, (in
school). Want fair 3-4 R. house
with. electricity. Sterling H
Barry Rt. 3 % Neal Barry Ce-
dartown.

White man, 37 yrs. old, small
family wants job running dairy
for $40 week wages. Exp. all
kinds farm machinery. J. P.
Black, Rt. 1, Box 219 A, Griffin

Man, 68 yrs. old, not able do
heavy work (am under Doctors
care), and wife. Can do moder-
ate amount of work. Son, 27,
who can work regularly. Reli-
able, sober Christians. Small
truck farm or raise chickens,
and day work for son. J. W.
McDonald, Rt. 3, Indian Creek
Dr. Stone Mountain.

_ FARM HELP

WANTED





Want at once, man or woman,
country raised, to live on farm
(private room and. bath) with

-me and help with graden, chice-

kens, hogs and other light farm
work. Located 8 mi. Eastman.
P. H. Woodard, Rt. 1, Chauncey.

Want good man able to at
least partly support self, will-
ing to work, to do some garden,
yard, clear up the farm and
other light farm chores. Nice
4 R. house, ceiled and with
knotty pine, etc. Mrs. Ethel Bat-
tle, Rt. 4, Calhoun.

Want family of 2 or 3 culti-
vate 5 acres of cotton and 15-20
A. eorn, and hire to me extra
some of his time. No one who
takes a drink or has a lot of
going to do need answer. Clem
Roberson, Rt. 1, Tample.

Want exp. Gardener. Good
house and good wages. Perman-
ent job for reliable party. Mrs.
Hill Blackett, C/O Wallington
Plantation, RFD 4, Newton.

Want woman, not over mid-
dleaged (would accept with one
or two children), to live in farm
home and help with chickens,
truck farm work and other light
farm chores. W. B. Jones, Rt.
2, MeBen.

Want tractor operator and
Machinery Up Keep, for Cattle
Ranch. Age, 30-40 years. Good
house, water and REA. C. M.
Pippin, Albany.

Want Christian white woman
to live on farm with family of
two and help with light farm
chores, for room, board and sal-
ary. Mrs. G. H. Prescott, RFD,
Wrightsville.

Want col. couple, 50-65 yrs.
old, to do gardening and other
light farm work. Must be hon-
est and sober. House furnished
or unfurnished as desired. Ref.
required, Write. Mrs. Anne B.
Allgood, Riverdale. ;

Want exp. farm couple for
farm. Steady work this winter
caring for cattle. Cash wages
with small 50-50 1 H. crop.
House, garden, wood, rations
furnished. See. 8. S. Storer, C/O
sneer Ranch, Rt. 4, Douglas-
ville. :

Want ah once exp.

Good working Top s
James igre, es























































board. D. P. Stephens, Rt.
Box 173, Roswell. %

Want at once nice, white y
man for light farm work
farm for room, board, laund
Weekly salary and good h
Mrs. John Key, Ball Ground
- Want honest, sober, reliabl
man for work on cattle ran
Must have knowledge of oa
and operation of farm machin
a C. A. Williams, Rt. 1, Mi
ae. ss

Want couple, under 50.
old, to manage poultry f
for weekly salary. Mod.
with utilities furnished. Sa
paid in keeping with ability
profits made once these
been established. Advise
family status and starting s
ary expected. Bob Evans,
send. ;

Want farmer, white or
for 2 H. erop. 14 A. cotton al
ment. Must be able handle Fc
tractor. Good land and go
house. 50-50 basis. & H.
man, Rt. 3, Loganville.

on farm with widow and
with chickens and other

child. Mrs. J. A. Spivey, Rt
Riverdale.

Want unencumbered w!
woman to live in farm home
3 adults and do light farm wo
for room, board and $10 we
All mod. vonveniences, Loca
2 mi. West Byron on Hwy.
Mrs. Eva Knowles, Rt. 2,
ron.



Fordson tractor and A
side plow, all steel constru
$250. M. L. Burns, Rt. 6,
315, Carrollton. qe

1949 John Deere M_
good tires, 2 dise J.
8 disc King Cutaway .
20 dise J. D. smoothing
planters and cultivators.
T. Hunt, Rt. 1, Danie

J. D. rotary hoe, with 3 |
Ford hitch, good cond. $1!
Massey-Harris clipper Com!
6 ft. with 4 cyl. air-cooled
consin motor, good w
cond. $750. A.C. Adams,
Howard.

1956 Farmall Cub tractor
all equipment. See if inte
L. J. Owensby, Jr., Rt. 3,
ington. af

Avery tractor, harrow
cultivating equipment. Se
gether or separately, also
Blacksmith post drill, heavy :
wheel hand truck. Evere War
Rt. 3, Vienna. ise

1958 Silent Flame T
Harvester with starter,
1950 John Deere B Tract
all equipment in good
Cheap. E J. Cothron, Rt.-
Valdosta. Ph. 257 Gn

Intnl side delivery hay 1
usable condition, "$50. W.
Ward, Jr. C/O Ward Mead
Farm, Rt. 3, Marietta. P

8772. :

Two man McCulloch chi
saw in running cond, for sa
also want a sub soil plow
wheels to pull with F20 Farmall
and want double chain elevato:
to unload baled hay. L. L
Whitemore, Lavonia.

Mechanical cotton cho
$25; power drawn Bermuda

harrow, $10 ea.
Seago, Pinehurst.

Good 2H wagon, sever
turning plows; 1 H plow:
ers distributors, cultiva




: Decatur. Ph. Ma-





30 in, cutoff saw, frame and

belt, good condition, for any |

j tractor or motor with pulley,
$45 at farm. Riley C. Couch,
Senoia. 4

v| Hog feeds for sale at eae,
_| See. T. C. Cooper, Rt. 1, Senoia,
Ph. Atlanta CE-7-3747..

Good 2 H thimble Skein- wag-
on with bodies. See at my home
in Greshamville. Fred. Hane
| Rt. 4, Madison. Y

- Sears can sealer, just like
new, sealed oN 300 cans, $10
mile + C. Pe Rt 1

: Fees 3 stall Surge milk-
3 ig parlor outfit with pipe line,
| milk cooler, stainless steel wash
_|vat, pipe line wash vat, hot
water heater and 20 milk cans.
M. H. Flake, Rt. 1, River Road,
7. 6760.

ahaa H wagon, newly Ba aise
.| $60; also J. D. riding 2H dise
plow, both in good running eon-
_ | dition, $15; also Farm bell com-
| plete, ready. to install, $10. At
Fam or ship upon receipt - of
'P.O. Money order. Luther Hol-
land, Rt. 1, Byromville.

One. Dixie can sealer for ei

- eam e bee 3: outa



David Bradley sickle

| mower, $25 or trade for 2 ees
t| farm. trailer:

also want small
elec. welder, not Jess 150 AMP.
Lewis Lindsey, Silver Creek..

2 Oliver 2.H slide turning

plow No. 13, $5; 2 Spring 12
tooth cultivator, $7: 2 wings to
go on cultivator for small plants,
$4. H. P. Malcom, Rt. 2, Box
47, Social Circle. Ph. 3346,

Cook Deep well electric pump
with 2 H motor single phase
110 or 220 volts, double acting
cylinder, 189 ft. 2-1/2 galv. Pe
and pump rod $400. Have
3 phase motor. H. C. Carmichael,
Lake Mary, Tifton 2. ~

Buggy, good hone: steady
frame for sale. Homer Connell,
Rt. 1, Lenox. (Near West Ber.
rien School).

oe
. E

J.D. 28 Combine, 7 ft. cut,
PTO operated, with bagger. Cut

2 4H iron beans turning
$6. Prompt shipment. Mrs.
Swain, "Re 1, nion Point.

Jess than 200 acres; Also, power- |

two] eylinder for J.D. tractor.
E. V. Vaughn, Bogart. Ph. Wat-
kinsville, SO-9-3375.

John Deere r Tractor, plow,
cultivator, fertilizer attachments
dise harrow, $300; F-20 Farmall
on rubber $100. Gilbert Austin,
Resaca. Ph. Calhoun, Ga. 4846.

with rol-o-matic front wheels
Power-trol lift; hydraulic ram
(vemote) snap on _ cultivators;
practically new 5 dise tiller on
rubber; J.D. peanut plows. All
good condition, $800. D. A. Law,
Chula. Ph. Tifton 1716-R-2.

_ J. D. Rake-Tractor pull type,
excellent- cond. $100 at farm,
U. S. Hwy. 41, 1 mi. north of
Perry. Ernest Millikan, Perry.

Intl. on drill, 12 dise, good
cond.; 8 ft. Intl. acid spreader;
20 dise harrow, pull type, for
Ford or Fergerson; 2 H wagon.
All good condition. 6 miles east,
Jordan Mill Road. M. M. New-

| some, Sandersville.

Bush and bog harrow for
Ford, $75, or trade for dirt pan
'and subsoil plow. C. W. Tucker,
Rt. 1, Rockmart. Ph. 5818.

Spike tooth harrow, 2 sec.
pulled by traetor, also spring
tooth harrow, reasonable. T. W.
Humphrey, Rt. 1, Box 66,
Helena.

Cotton duster for Massey Har-
ris 22 tractor, used on only 5
acres one season. Priced reason-
able. Marvin McDonald, Rt. 3,
Fort Valley.

McCormick-Deering Combine,
A-1 cond. $275. C. S. Strickland,
32 Main St, Garden City, Sa-
vannah. Ph. Adams 3-3819. .



4980: John Deere B tractor|



ee poison acne power
take off type; cub tractor: 2 dise
tiller for cub; 2 wheel ali metal
trailer; 1 H ef row grain dri
dise type; Covington 1 H cotto
hill dropper. Chas. Gowder, Rt.
2, Powder Springs. ~~

8 ft. McCormick grain drill
Dearborn side del, hay rake
Case automatic pick- up hay bal
er, all on rubber and bought
in 1955; IHC Super W-D9 Mc-
Cormick Diesel, operated 4 mos.
24 dise IHC hydraulic 2 sec. har-
row; other pieces of machinery,
Gore: shiny ae Millen. |

tractor with harrow,

plow and other cultivating eae

quipment, good as new, $$130.
Mrs. Homer Saturday, Collins.

Rome 16 Disc pull type, tan-
dem ft. cutaway harrow, front

discs worn, otherwise pene:

for sale: Also want used For
planters and cultivators, in top

shape and priced right for cash.
Alton Pitts, Rt. 4, West Point.

Corn mill, and power sheller,
shafting and pulleys, for sale at

right price. Roger Pharr, Dacu- :

la.

Grist Mill, 20 or 24 oe selene

perfect cond., $50 or trade for

Augus heifer, also McCormick
Dearing 4 hammer Mill, $60. |
All at farm. J. C. Otwwell, Rt. 2,

Box 210, Newnan. Ph. 2301.



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Palmetto 4/
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Ashley 4/
Palmetto 4/
Santee 4/
Pickling Varieties
Model
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EGG PLANT
Black Beauty :
Florida High Bush

Great Lakes +

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White Bermuda (Crystal Wox)

PEAS, ENGLISH
Dork Skinned Perfection

Lexton

_ Victory Freezer
Little Marvel
PEAS, (FIELD, SOUTHERN oR RDIBLE)
Extra Early Blackeye
White Acre
_ Louisiana Purchase
Purple Hull 49

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Katahdin
Chippewa
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French Breakfast
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Canada Red
Valentine

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Black Diamond
Congo 16/
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Fairfax 15/

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Purple Top White Globe 13/
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~ EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE





Lilliston 1H. cultivator, set of
planters for Super C or A Farm-
all tractor, Cole guano distribu-
tor, Gantt cotton planter. All
ane cond. Bargain. See. C. J.
Franklin, Rt. 2, Box 126, Col-
quitt.













Super A Farmall tractor plant-
er, guano equipment, cultivator
plows, etc.; 2 sec. disc-harrow
scalloped in front; 2 disc turn-
_ ing plow on rubber, lights, start-
er, power lift, ete. All good as
new. Sell or trade for complete
a tractor. Taylor Toles, Men-
= lO;

- 1953 T. D. 18A Intnl. tractor,
with Heil double drum unit and
angle blade, and original rails.
_ Cheap. Dorsey Dasher, Metter.
- Ph. 5-4790 or 5-3831.

Grits mill with bolter and
_ platform scale in fair cond. Fel-
_ der Deen, Rt. 2, Alma. Ph. 3281.

- Saw Mill, complete, O. Frick
with all belts and attachments;
_ elec. cut-off saw, W.D. 16 Intnl
eng. $1,500; Homelite chain saw,
_ $385; Wisc. wheel saw, $135. All
good cond. Mrs. E. W. McCain,
Stockbridge, Ph. 4127.

3-80 saw Murry gins, 85 H. P.

Diesel motor, good press and
- pump, $2,000. E. M. Latham, Rt.
1, Canton.














a

Allis Chalmers tractor with
cultivators, bush and bog har-
row, ripper plows, all in good
condition, for sale or trade for
little larger outfit. A. J. John-
son, Grayson. Ph. Lawrenceville,
Ga., 3874.

-. John... Deer Pickup: _ baler;
_ Intnl side delivery rake; Intnl.
corn binder; two tractor wag-
ons; JD 4 disc tiller; hammer
_ mill; 7 ft. Case tractor mower;
_ planters and cultivators for Vac.
_ Case tractor and other items.
_ W. B. Mishler, Rt. 2, Franklin.
Ph. Orange 5-3523.

IH Pickup baler (square bales)
and Ferguson side delivery
- rake. W. J. Johnston, Rt. 1, Box
_ 150, Fairburn. Ph. 7700.

1954 Dodge 2 ton cattle truck,


























leveland, Rt. 6, Elberton.

1949 Allis Chalmers C, 2 row
with all equipment, $500. W. V.
Sapp, Danville.

John Deere M tractor with
bush and bog harrow, mower,
good as new; Allis Chalmers G
tractor with harrow, dise plow,
- turning plow and cultivator. O.
_ J. Edwards, Dacula.

2 shallow well pumps com-
lete with tanks. Make offer.
D. E. Holmes, Box 3, Conley.

1952 John Deere Tractor B,
he condition, with bush and
og harrow. Mrs. C. L. Lang-
ford, Bogart. Ph. Athens DI-6-
6811.

_. David Bradley garden tractor;
6 HP, reverse, 1 stock plows;
disc harrow, 1956 model, like
new, $250; also 350 elec. brood-
er, used 8 wks, $15. W. T. Car-
ter, Hillerest Dr., Covington.
Ph. 3249.

1946 John Deere B Tractor,
good cond; 1 set planters and
cultivators, like new; 1 smooth-
ing harrow, nearly new. $900 for
lot. Grady Ison, Brooks.

6 used, 8 frame, Bee hives
gomplete with supers, frame
tops and bottoms. Will not ship.
-_M. I. Reid, 1556 Elleby Rd. SE,
Atlanta.

9 Warner Jet-84 gas brooders,
used only once, P. M. McIntosh,
Rt. 3, Covington.



























Fairbanks-Morse Hammer
_ Mill with Wisc. motor, belts, and
| pre and Skid, $375; Portable
Baw with Briggs and Stratton
at $80. A. P. Smith, 218 W.
alker Ave. College Park. PO-
11-3439.

Post skinner, A-1 condition,
factory built $100. W. B. Stewart,
RFD No. 2, Eastman.

All-Purpose plow, cutoff saw,
scrape blade, and power take
off pulley for Ford or Ferguson
tractor, All like new. Cecil Em-
> bry, Rt. 2, Eatonton.



good Condition. Mrs. W. A.|2

2 wheel trailer, steel body,
spare wheel and tire. E. C. Rip-
ley, Jr. 564 South 6th St., Grif-
fin. Ph. 9450.

Good 2 H wagon, $30; good
stalk cutter, $25; two goober
plows; two middle busters, slat-
ed red wing plow for red land;
new goober plow never used.
R. L. Lawson, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

1953 John Deere M tractor,
No. 1 cond. equipped with plant-
ers, cultivators and harrow.
a McMillian, Rt. 1, Da-
cula.

One rear mounted planter
frame with 9 feet, $100; 2 disc
3 point tiller, $110; eleven row
Case grain drill on rubber, with
grass attachment, $175. Felton
Denney, Rt. 3, Carrollton. Ph.
TE-2-8198. *

1 tractor, 1950 M Cockpit;
Taylor Wait harrow; 5-1/2 ft.
blade mowing machine; Dozier
blade and Cultiavtors good con-
dition. Hoyt Whitmire, Rt. 2,
Cumming. Ph. 7065.

Several thousand turpentine
cups good as new ati one half
price 4 cents each, or will trade
for young calves. H. G: Samples,
Alamo.

2 sets GE. heating cable for
two 6 x 60 hot beds, thermostat
controlled, $100. each; or trade
for corn or any thing can use;
also want tractor transplanter
and cultipacker. Loyd J. Keadle,
Yatesville.

19 Milk 10 gal. cans, Babson
Filter cooler, 14 can IHC Cooler
and pump, 3 sec. wash vat, 15
can rack, IH Vacuum pump and
3/4 H motor, good condition,
priced to sell. G. L. Whitten, Rt.
1, Plains.

1954 Massey Harris tractor,
No. 30 planters, cultivators, har-
row, 3 disc J. D. plow, almost
new, $1850 at farm. L. R. Chan-
dler, Rt. 3, Newnan. Ph. Roop-
ville, Ga., 4486.

1952 Tractor Ford. 1/2 price
of purchase cost in 1953, never
worked a day, wheels never
been widened, no equipment,
perfect shape used for feeding
hogs harrowing in grain, and
riding after cattle. Sell half
price of purchase cost in 1953.
Rev. J. R. Smith, Manassas, Rt.

1068 Cumberland laying cages,

used eight months, 75 each.
Sell any amount. Robert C.
Dent, Rt. 2, Columbus Road,
Macon. Ph. 3-7012. ;

1 hand 2 Row Hudson Cotton
Duster with elbow to put the

$10. FOB. P. J. Sewell, Lavonia.

Good steel hay press, 2H mid-
dle buster, 2H turn plow, good
mowing machine and rake. Sell
very cheap. Walter Stroud, Rt.
1, Box 200, Juliette.

A6 Case grain combine, Wis.
VE 4 Motor, Clover attachment,
straw spreader, power lift Rit.,
excellent cond. main frame and
lift wheel for J. D. 6 dise tiller;
Tuttle seeder box for cutipack-
er, 7 ft. long; Yellow Devil cot-
ton sprayer, 6 row boom. R. C.
Sanders, Vienna.

Practically new Danhuser
hole diggers, original bits, good
as new, $250, at farm; also want
to buy, Easy Flo distributor in
good cond. reasonable. Mrs.
Hugh L. White, Stockbridge.

J. D. Hay Rake, 9 ft., self-
dumping, $100; Case power
mower, semi-mounted, 7 ft.
blade, hand and foot lift, $150;
8 ft. Hay Rake $15; Self pro-
pelling attachment for wheel,
mounted circular saw, $25. R.
M. Davison, Woodville. Ph.
Hudson 9-2962.

1954 John Deere crawler trac-
tor, with blade used less than
100 hrs. John B. Royster, Rt. 3,
Winder. Ph. 8974.

1951 model Farmall Cub trac-
tor, Disc plow, planter, culti-
vator, Dise-harrow, mowing ma-
chine and belt pulley, lights,
starter, hydraulic lift, $500. G.
A. Barnes, 126 Ave. F, Thomas-
ton.

5 H.P. Granley mowing ma-
chine with 3-1/2 ft. sickle bar,
$35, or exch. for a sickle bar
mower for a David Bradley 3



HP garden tractor. Ivan @. Mc-
Whorter, Rt. 6, Marietta. :

ter, gate fastener. Never used.
Dr. Joseph E. Edwards, Jackson,

spouts behind you good as new,



isen, Clarkesville,

1 each, J. D. 1981 Model B
Tractor with AB212 cultivator;
1952 B Tractor with AB212

cultivator; Rotary Hoe, 7 ft.; 4)

dise tiller on rubber; 5 disc til-
ler on steel; 6 ft. Disc Harrow;
Diixie cotton chopper, 2 row. J.
D. Ferguson, Taylorsville.

McCormick mowing machine.
fair cond. $25; Sears Roebuck
mule rake (can be drawn by
one mule or team), good cond.
$25. W. M. Chambers, Milan.

Buggy with shafts or two
horse tongue, good shape, cheap
for cash, Chas. Leroy Tillman,
c/o Water Works, Monticello.

Ferguson peanut weeder, 4
row, $35; Ferguson side delivery
rake, PTO driven and speed re-
ducing attachment for same,
used 2 seasons, $250 for both.
Paul: Lockley, Rt. 4, Lyons.

Corn sheller, drum type, $40;
5 Row Tractor mounted sprayer |
with pump, $65; grain elevator
with traveling-table and motor
$70; 18 gal., wheelbarrow spray-
er, $18. All good condition. Carl
Hewatt, Snellville) mailing
route, Lilburn.

Meadows 24 in. rock Corn
mill or Grist mill, good condi-
tion, at my farm. C. L. Hawes,
Rt. 2, Lincolnton.

John Deere No. 420 Crawler
Tractor, with Atico loader, 5
forward speed transmission,
with direction reverser. Cost
$$5500 has 62 hours. Will sell
$4500. J. J. Thompson, Lagrange.
Ph. 4946.

Best Farm Master Battery
type fence charger 10 corner
and 100 wood post insulators
and fasterners, automatic flash-

Farmall A tractor, disc plows,
good tires, $225. D. B. Carter,
Sr., Route 1, Lizella.

Sears hand water pone AG
inch high, used in wells up to
100 ft., $15. also 18 inch high,
22 ft. lift $6; rotary pump takes
1/3 h.p. motor $9. Sell or trade
either for farm bell or yoke.
Mrs. Ruby Robinson, Rt. 1,
Riverdale.

1952 Ford tractor with 1955
model Dearborn front end load-
er, with dual controls, like new,
tractor had complete overhaul

on motor and lift recently,|

$1,250 or trade for a cheaper
trachor or dump truck. C. E.
Stewart, Box 145, Mountain
View. Ph. daytime, Jonesboro
5301 or night, PO-6-3686. \

1000 laying cages, used one
season, good condition, N. E.
Brown, Vienna. Ph. 3066 or
4781.

Tractor, Combine, Mower, Ir-
rigation plant and other farm
equipment. L. B. Hunt, 447 Bu-
ford Rd. Macon. Ph, 2-5560.

EQUIPMENT

WANTED



t



Want feed mixer with motor,
no junk, priced right, or will}
trade. R. C. Sanders, Vienna.

Want good used electric
brooder. State price, kind, full
description. Doster Warren, Rt.
1, Ochlochnee.

Want Fertilizer distributor,
complete, and 1 Gee Whiz plow
for Farmall Super A Tractor.
Give description, best price.
Henry Dearing, Hazlehurst.

Want wide adjustable front
axle for W-O, Allis-Chalmers
Tractor. L. H. McGill, Ty Ty.

Want for cash, corn sheller|
and feed mill, either combina-
tion or separate units, good con-
dition. Write full details. Sher-
rod G. McCall, RFD 3, Moultrie.
Ph, 0245 J.

Want cheap for cash, good,
used irrigation system, suitable
for irrigating Coastal Bermuda.
C. A. Williams, Rt. 1, McRae.

Want Intnl 300, J. D. 60 or
similar type tractor, with live
PTO. Interested in LP or Diesel.
Also want row-crop cultivator
for Ford-Ferguson tractor. Con-
sider trade Planet Junior garden
tractor and mower. D. Momm-



same. W. E. Vinson, Jr. Byrom.

Want one used Post Drill
working condition. E. Haywood,
Box 482, Thomaston. a

Want 50 good used dairy stan-

-chions complete. J. T. Hogan, Rt.

3, Key Road, SE, Box 561, At-
lanta. Ph, MA-T-1220.

Want two disc tiller or bush

and bog harrow, lift type to fit
Ford tractor. Cheap for cash.
H. G. Mooneyham, Sr. 901 Win-
field Ave. SE, Atlanta 16. Ph.
JA-5-1433. ;

Want elec. cabinet type, four
tray, 400 cap. Incubator, good
condition. H. G. Deas, Grace-
wood.

Want good pulley to fit Ford
tractor, also releaser jar com-
plete for DeLaval combine pipe-
line milker and weighing buc-
kets. Glen Nightengale, Rt. 2,
Stapleton.

Want good used 16 Disc har-
row for Ferguson tractor. No
junk, State price in first letter.
Edgar Hardy, RFD 4, Thomas-
ton. :

Want set of cultivators and
fertilizer hoppers for John Deere
B Tractor. J. H. Heath, Rt. 3,
Taylor Drive, Macon. y

Want one form sized forge.
Can trade one bench saw-6 inch.
Alan Wiser, Macedonia Com-
munity, Clarkesville.

Want fertilizer spreader-seed-
er for. John Deere Standard 40
tractor, good condition, work-
ing perfectly, not too far from
Douglasville. Mrs. Sam Sebren,
C/O Farview Farm, Winston.
Ph. Douglasville, Ga. 2970.

Want harrow for Cub tractor, |

Tandem or other kind. Consider

good horse drawn harrow. State|

kind, condition and price for
cash. Y. N. Bruce, Margret.

Want 1 left back Axle hous-|_

ing for a Farmall B Model trac-
or or would consider buying old
tractor for same model. R. F.
Keener, Rt. 2, Toccoa. :

Want. a 06 McCormick-Dear-

ing tractor, good condition, good |

tires, Also want harrow for

Ph. Macon, Ga. 5-6850.

Want two tractor tires, size
11 x 28, free of holes and good
tread. M. A. Adcock, Rt. 2,
Adairsville. : ; :

Want a wind mill not too ex-
pensive. Mrs. W. R. Havener,
Lake Park.

Want two 24 or 28 in. iron
wheels for wood axle. J
Wellborn, Rock Spring.

Want 1 H wagon with body
and harness, good cond. cheap.
M. D. Powell, Lithonia, Ph. 5641,

Want 1000 poultry laying
cages, by Pockman or equal
make, in good cond. G. R. Vin-
son, 6664 Peachtree Dunwoody
Road, Atlanta 19. Ph. CE-7-
3780.

Want automatic chicken feed-

er, prefer Big Dutchman, 250 ft.|
or more, Letters ans. Ralph Dan-

gar, Woodstock. Ph. Roswell,
Ga. 2472.

Want one set of cultivators and
planters for Case tractor. Oscar
Cain, RFD 1, Auburn.

Want plowing lister for 1 row
Avery-V tractor with all attach-
ments, at reasonable price or
will trade. E. B. Taylor, Gog-
gins. be

Want 1937 John Deer A model
tractor for parts. G. B. Mims,
Mims Road, Hephzibah, Ph.
3924,

Want two 14 in. pickup bot-| $4

tom plow for John Deere M in
good cond. reasonable. T. L.
Salter, Ludowici. aaa

Want good 1000 or 1500 cap. be

gas. thermostat controlled gas
brooders, automatic chicken
waterers, tubalar feeders, one
1000 cap. and two 500 cap. gas
tanks. John McFarland, Mgr.
Little River Farm, Rt. 4,
pharetta, Ph. 5187. :

Want set of planters and cul-

tivators to fit J. D. Model H)*

Tractor, also need 2-dise plow,

able price. P. S.
Lawrenceville.

Want set of cultiva (
ers and distributors

for reasonable
vise make,
ment. Curtis

spreader and mowing
Also front end oe ached
blade for small garden
| Advise lowest price. J.
ley, Baldwin,

Want Cole

Massey-Harris
Seggie Duncan,
ville, Ph. 2998.

field, a :
strong, 500, $1.25;
$$7.50. Exp. C

Copenhagen Mkt; Chi
field, Cabbage and
Bermuda Onion pl
roof. 500, $1.25; 1
7.50. Exp. Col.
Stokes, Box 349, Fitz
Chas. Wakefield,
and Copenhagen Ca
C; 500, $1.50; 1000, $2
and Yellow Bermu
C.; 500, $1.23; 1000,
H. E. Smith, Baxle
Large size Blak

y plants, di

White Bermuda_ oni
30c C.; Sage and Catniir
10c ea. $1 doz, Del. NV

Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

Mtn. Huckleberry,
berry and Blackberry
50c doz.; Catnip 25 b
ostage. Mrs. Otis
umming, < :

_ Early Jersey and
Wakefield frost proof
(ready) and white
000," $2 30 ba ~
0, 30 - .
Pitts: 22 page

well rooted pinta
$3.50 C. Postpaid.
Rt. 3, Alma.

White multiplyin
Oe ae
plants, 25, 50c; co
also, 3-2 yr. old

10 dise harrow and double sec. ioe

drag harrow, good cond. and



reasonably priced,- within 50
miles. A, 3. Williams Mo-




cca Dennis, Rt. 2, Franklin,

rooted and damp
ic C., $6.50 M. Add 25c

bs for setting out, 50c
radish plants $1 doz.
. Mrs. Martha White,

ants, Catnip Sanches :
berries plants, 6, $1,
ies trees, Muscadine |
in and Himalaya
ies 6, $1. Add postage.
Tur er, Rt. 6, Gaines-




$2 C.; 500, $7. Add




u iia ze and m yrs.
rooted,

Add postage. "No.

- and Klondike

oo D lants,
re 85c doz.; Hazlenut



























5 doz. $1; also Yel-
=e clean, 4 Ib.

.| Wm. Schroer, Rt. 2, Box 6, Val-

; bine nest on-
Eko paid,
Rt. 2

P.R. sweet pota-
yine cuttings kept
iw, Rt. 1, Kenne- |

Glaze collard seed,
pet., 15c Tols.2; 25e;
O Willetts "Wonder
pea seed, 60c
Germ. 97 pet.
J. A. Wilson,









; also
c per root, or $5 for
. Je Foss, Rt. 1,





Boe
talks Lon. old fashion:
gar cane, 5c stalk at my
ae Paul Allen,











000 stalks green
seed. eane, 2c stalk.
en, Rt. 1, Ochloch-

self-addressed,











nting Cottonseed, |
1st yr. pure seed,
treated, $6 Cwt.
ene. Rt. 2,








der white Crease-

tle pink Been 6):











iplying nest anions,
$15 a iy pha Mrs. L.





SEED & PLANTS

WANTED



Few hundred stalks old fash-
ioned striped sugar cane seed to
ag E. J. Mixon, Rt. 2, Cor-

e. :

Some Turkish tobacco seed.
John Crone, Rt. 3, Carnesville.

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE





_ Johnson and Crab grass hay,
$20 ton; Bermuda grass hay, $25.
FOB. Will deliver in three ton
lots, within 30 mi. at $5- ton.
extra. J. Lynwood. Bentley, Rt
2, Thomaston, Ph. 3697 or 3688.

Good quality Hay; 50 tons
Fescue and 100 tons Kudzu.
Jesse Mitchell, Mgr. Callaway
Hereford Farms, Hamilton. Ph.
Ma-8-4474.

Cat, Wheat and Barley hay,
$30 ton, $1.10 bale; Crab grass
and Fescue hay, $25 ton or $1
bale. Delivered 50 mi. radious.
M. V. Duncan, Jr. Rt. 3, Hart-
| well. Ph. Franklin 6-2267.

75 tons Coastal Bermuda hay,
_| well fertilized, should contain

8 to 13 pct. protein and 2 - 2-1/2
pet. fattening qualities, $30 ton
at my barn. S. J. Clay, Avon-
dale Mill Road, Rt. 3, Macon,
| Ph. 2-5117.

25 bales Rye hay, $20 ton,
mowed and baled; 10 tons Oat
hay, $25 ton. Cleveland McMil-
Jan, Millen.

500 bales hay, 50c bale at my
home. John Goldin, Draketown,
Rt. 2,. Temple.

Recleaned Feed Oats, for sale.

| dosta. Ph. 1831 M.

| 700 bu. white Corn, slipped

shuck, not a hibrid, large ears,
strictly first class in every re-
spect, for bread or feed, 75 lbs.

oz.| 12 Bu. $1.35 bu. at my home.

| Manly Davenport, Dial.

1000 bales of hay, 60c, bale
at barn, Charley Smith, RFD 2,
Calhoun. Ph. 3219.

Coastal Bermuda hay, highly
fertilized, high in protein value.
Reasonably priced at farm or
delivered up to 250 miles on ap-
proval as advertised. Call Col-
lect, J. L. Allen, RFD 3, Dublin.

Several square bales of Oat
hay, cut and baled without rain,
75c bale at barn. T. B. Hyde, Ma-
dras.

Appr. 1500 bales hay, mostly
Soy Bean. W. J. Johnston, Rt. 1,
Box. 150, Fairburn. Ph. 7700.

Good hay, large bales bound
+ with wire. Mrs. W. A. Cleveland,
Rt. 6, Elberton.

Big bales good dry hay, 50c|P

| bale. Mark T. Warren, Hartwell
Rd., Dewy Rose.

Straw, clean, bright, square
bales, $20 ton, at my barn. Fel-
ton Denney, Rt. 3, Carrollton.
Ph. TE-2-8198.

Hay for sale or tirade for cows.
David Lee, Rt. 4, Newnan. Ph.
2319-J3.

30 tons best quality Coastal
Bermuda hay, highly fertilized,
square wire bales, average 70
lbs. weed free, no rain, $30 ton
at barn. Dr. V. S. Steele, East-
man. Ph, 3269.

Several hundred bales of ex-
tra good quality Coastal, Ber-
muda hay for sale at my barn,
7 mi. south of Odum. Winton C.
on Rt. 1, Screven. Ph. JU-4-

~ LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Black Augus bull, 5 yrs. old,
| fine condition, $1, 000. Mrs. Cur-
tis Walker, Sr. 2953 Hardman
eae Adanta, ae CE-



Bangs free. Can deliver. R. D.
Loveland, 1814 Wilkerson Road,
Augusta.

Reg. Angus bull, 16 mos. old,
good bloodline, with papers,
ready for service, $150 at farm.
F. W. Phillips, Rt. 1, Kennesaw.
Ph. Marietta 8-2959.

Reg. Hereford heifer calves
and bull, finest strain. Ogden
A. Guilfuss, C/O Melody Brook

| Farm, RFD 3, Marietta. Phone, |

Smyrna, Ga. 5-7385.

Several Reg. polled Hereford
bulls, some now ready for ser-
vice, also some calves. Best
bloodlines, good quality. Winton
C. Harris, Rt. 1, Screven. Ph.
Odum, Ga. JU-4-2312.

Milech Cow, Jersey - White
Face cross, gives 3 gal. milk,
freshen in Feb., $120. Come af-
ter. Mrs. B. I. Giles, Rt. 2, Ro-
berta.

Reg. Herefords horn type,
WHR, M.W. Larrys 1. Proven
sire, son of Proud Prince, Wt.
1900 Ibs., also Young Larry bull,
cows, and heifers with calves
by side. Johnnie Hall, 458 10th
St. N.W., Atlanta.

Pure-bred Holstein bull calf,
about 400-500 Ibs. $65 or trade
for a purebred Red Poll bull
calf. Gee. D. Barfield, Rt. 3,
Louisville.

Fine Jersey cows, and two

fine heifers, all expected fresh--

en in Spring. Good stock, gen-
tle, easy to milk. Excellent
quality milk and butter. Cheap-
er before they freshen. See 3:30
PM and on Saturdays. Frank
Cain, Thompson Mill Rd., Bu-
ford. Ph. 2807.

10 purebred Hereford heifers
not reg. but full bred. All are
bred. Ave. weight, about 700
lbs. C. A. Tucker, Commerce.

Polled Hereford, Reg. bull, 3
yrs. old, $200. E. V. Vaughn,
Bogart. Ph. waters SOo-
7-3375.

Double reg. Polled Hereford
bull, 6 months old, large, stocky,
excellent bloodlines, and fine
condition, $100. FOB my farm.
G. W. Darden, Watkinsville.

Real nice Holstein, young
milch cow. Just freshened. Mrs.
J. J. Miles, Rt. 4, Baxley.

2 Reg. Shorthorn bulls, 1 red
(with horns), other roan (poll-
ed), Ready for service. $150 and
$175. Burt Bennett, Rt. 3, Moul-
trie.

3 Reg. Polled Hereford Bulls,
14 mo. to 16 mo. old; also S.P.C.
service boars and open gilts.
Reg. in buyers name. M.
Blackmon, Pinehurst.

20 purebred Brahman cows
with calves at side. George W.
Varn, Box 205, Folkston.

8 Holstein heifers due fresh
in summer, also a few close
ie TB and Bloodtested.

. L. Rogers, RFD 1, Plains.

Short Horn bull, purebred, no
apers, good qualities, around
1100 lbs., $140; Brown Swiss
heifer, purebred, no papers,
freshen in about 30 days, $160.
J. P. Simpson, Rt. 2, College
Park. Ph. PO-1-6859.

4 full blooded Hereford heif-
ers, 2 yrs. old, 2 half breed,
Hereford heifers, 1 yr. old and
1 Holstein and Guernsey cross
Cow. L. B. Hunt, 447 Buford
Road, Macon. Ph. 2-5560.

6 full blooded P.C. brood
sows; 4 with 31 pigs, 3-4 wks.
old, 2 Unbred; 2 full blooded
OIC SOWS; One half Hampshire
and half P.C. Aver. wt. 350-400
Ibs ea. 15 mo. old. Quality stock.
See at farm. T. E. Cooper, Rt. 1,
Senoia.

Reg. SPC choice 3 and 5 mo.
old boars and gilts from cham-
pion SE and Macon Fairs. Un-
related pairs available. Reason-
able prices. Quitman Barrs,
Eastman, Ph. 3800.

Reg. 6 mo. old meat type
Tamworth boars and gilts. Or-
ville Sweet, Mgr. Windsweep
Farm, Rt. 5, Thomaston.

Hampshire boar, reg. about
225 Ibs., proven service. See or
write, Dewey Armour, Rt. 1,
Les







ice, gentle milk. cow, due|_
4.| freshen about Feb. 3 with 4th
calf, Guernsey type, TB and





Reg. wormed, life
iveated Duroc boars, 8 wks. ald,
ready for sale. Sired by Son of
$2,000 Foundation Prince,
from prize winning stock at
Macon and August fairs. FFA
Member. $25 each. Roscoe Mc-
Donald, Jr. RFD 1, Milledge-
ville. Ph, 9713.

Reg. SPC boar, 1 yr. old, Blue
Ribbon winner Chattanooga
Fair. FFA chapter, $50 with pap-
ers at my farm. Johnny Autry,
Rt. 1, Ringgold.

Reg. Poland China hogs,
strictly meat tiype, from Georgia
first certified Brucelosis tested
free herd. From weaned pigs to
bred gilts. Best of bloodlines.
Will ship but best come see.
James R. Mullis, Cochran. Ph.
WE-4-2166.

Tamworth and Yorkshire
boars, ready for service; also
nice selection of young males
and females. R. T. Gunby, Roll-
ing Meadows Farm, Rt 1,
Sharpsburg. Ph. Newnan 1860.

3 yr. old, Big Bone African
Guinea sow ,stay-fat-kind. Reg.
buyers name, $35, or trade for
a one year old, Big Bone Guinea
male reg. in my name. Russ
Wade, Rt. 2, Alto.

7 shoats and 4 pigs. Sell or
trade for seed fork and scoops.
Lee Ellis, Rt. 1, Calhoun.

Reg. SPC pigs, good blood-
lines, also some nice boar pigs
in litter; Choice boar shoat, Reg.
SPC, 4-1/2 months old, about
130 or 140 lbs., from Silver
Ann, $35. George Ferguson, Rt.
1, Cave Springs.

3 brood sows, one SPC about
400 lbs.; one Duroc Jersey, a-
bout 275 lbs.; White Face Here-
ford sow about 300 lbs; two of
sows bred, other open; also 33
pigs various ages and sizes.
Priced for immediate sale. John
R. Page, RFD 1, Auburn.

Dark red Durocs, medium
blocky type, males and females,
unrelated; males ready for light
service. Extra good. All reg. in
buyers name. Charles W. Welch,
Rt. 2, McRae.

Reg. Hampshire boar, 2 yrs.
old. Sell or trade for another
Hampshire boar (Reg. or quar-
anteed pure-bred). W. M. Well-
man, Gaines School Road, Ath-
ens. Ph. .6-1677.

Exceptionally good mule also
all metal wagon with 4 good
rubber tires, harness plows, etc.
L. P. Singleton, Fort Valley.
Ph. TA-5-5940.

Small Chestnut 4 yr. old
Walking mare. Very gentle, good
enough to show, $300; also 1

J.| gentle roan pony gelding, 5 yr.

old, 600 Ibs., $150. Mrs. A. C.
Hames, Graysville.

Good farm mule, 8 years old,
about 900 Ibs., cheap for cash.
Can be seen on N. Monitor Dr.
A. J. Adams, Rt. 2, Box 177-A4,
Fitzgerald.

Black mare mule, about 950
lbs. (child can handle but no
one can ride, also a two horse
wagon, same as new, $75 each.
Sell separate if desired. Walter
Stroud, Route 1, Juliette.

-Colera








Female Mexican Burro, hi
been breed, about 44 inches tall,
very gentile for children to ride,
also pulls cart well, $75. H. EB.

Hutto, Clinchfield. Ph. oa
Ga. 6977.













Extra good work nei nn
quality and a steady gate, about
1200 lbs. Reasonable price. A.
Johnson, Grayson. Ph. Law
renceville, Ga. 3874. ne
















- Excellent horse. saddle a d
bridle, $175. Call Chamblee 7-
3419 after 5:00. Carl Courson,
P. O. Box 38, Doraville. wa









Bay mare and mouse colored
mule, about 9 yrs. old, wt. 950
or 1000 lbs. Reasonably gentie,
works anywhere, extra good
sled mule. No blemishes, fat.
Priced for quick sale. J. A. Page,
Orland, Orland on Soperton-
Dublin Hwy. "














Gray mare, about 11 years old,
wt. 1400 lbs, my place located i
about 12 mi. So. of Tifton on
highway 125. Frank E. Williams,
Rt. 1, Lenox.










Horse, gentle, will work good es
to plow and pull wagon like a
mule. No balking $25. C. J.
Franklin, Rt. 2, Box 126, ee
quitt.










Purebred Saanan Buck fades
Feb. 14, 1956, from 9 lb. milker,
reasonable prire, P. D. j
Rt. .3, Marietta. ;








15 sheep (14 ewes, 1 bueie
from 1 yr. to 6 yrs. of age. All
ewes pasture bred and or good
cross breed, healthy and haray.
Sell or consider trading for
Shetland mare ponies. J. Ewing
Arnold, Rt. 3, Windy Hill Rd., ~~
Marietta. Ph. Smyrna 5-8703.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED


















Want 5, 10 or 15 good grade
Hampshire or Shrophire Ewes, |
1 to 4 yrs. old not too rough.
J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs. |



Want Saanan Doe, reg. now
milking. W. D. Cofield, 1755
Springer Ave. NW, Atlanta 18.

Want one Shetland pony mare. |
Prefer spotied and not too old.
Roe Chatham, Norcross.

Want 2 or 3 Shetiand pony
mares. Give age, color, height. |
R. W. Holder, Rt. 1, Lindale. Ph.
Rome, 4-2507.

Want to exch. big Black An-
gus bull, calved age 4, 19o1, ror,
Black Angus bull of equal
breeding to prevent inbreeaing.
Thomas Cawthon,. Rt. 2, Mari-
etta. Ph. 9-9682.



Want milk goats, 5 or 6 good .
milk goats and large Nuoian
billy. Will pick up Saturday or
first of week. State price, color,
shoulder, height, age, amount of
milk L, E. Morgan, Rt. 4, Way- |
cross.

Want 3 reg. Hampshire gilts
already bred. Thurmond John=
son, Soperton. :





Price Index.

October 7, 1955.



CLASS | MILK PRICE INDEX
(February 1, 1957)

The Price Index for Class 1 fluid milk in Georgia,
calculated according to the official pricing formula rose
slightly between January 1 (108.88) and February 1
(109.48) but remained in the same bracket (see schedule
below). A slight increase in both the Wholesale Price | _
Index and Feed-labor Index acounted for the increase. |
Feed costs, both hay and mixed dairy feeds, increased &
slightly from the previous month. The Labor Cost In-}
dex (based on the January quarterly report) declined
slightly from October. The Formula automatically ba-
lances changes and produces a net change in the Milk

Index brackets and corresponding producer prices for
Class I milk, Atlanta Area:

103.35 107.79 $6.66 (cwt.) :
107.79 112.24 6.93 (cwt) | 4
112.24 116.69 7.20 (ewt.) q
For complete information on the price brackets, see |= ~
Order No. 1200A MILK CONTROL BOeRD adopted







Producer Price


















Hall, Decatur, Ga.;

ON: a seas Hicks, York,
Blackburn, aye







POULTRY

FOR SALE







= White Leghorn roosters, Show
_. chickens, $2 ea. Mrs. J. O. Pratt,

- 45 Rockbridge Rd., Lithonia, Ph.
- 2291,





12 Brown Leghorn pullets a-
bout 10 mo. old, 1 rooster, $15
for lot, plus shipping charges.
Paul Mallett, Rt. 2, Chatsworth.


















Pullets, laying, white Leghorn,
$1.50 ea.; New Hampshire Reds,
$2 ea.; Black Cornish bantams,
$1 ea. All purebred, healthy; al-

so adult Bobwhite quail $3

pair, probably start laying in
February or March. Exp. Col.
_ Money order. Mrs. A. A. Ed-
- wards, 716 Myrtle St., NE, At-
- Janta 8, Ph. TR-4-5152.

40 W. L. hens, laying $30.
Apply my home. J. P. Galli-
more, 740, Lynhurst Dr. SW.,
Atlanta 11.

325 Booths best Egg grade

SC White Leghorn hens about
1 year old laying good: All or
part at reasonable price, A. B.
~ Popham, RFD 1, Fayetteville.

5 W.C. Polish, and 3 Mottled
~ Hound hens and 2 roosters, all
full stock and healthy, Yr. old
in Feb. $20, or exch. for full
stock bantams (no Sebrights).
Will ship. Mrs. wae C. Fowler,
Rt. 5, Ellijay.

200 Harco Reds and 200 Austra-
-. Whites; now laying 35 pet. pro-
ducivon. Just about completed
moli, coming back into pro-
~~ duciion, $1.50 ea. in 100 lots.
John . Leach, Rt. 1, Shiloh.
Ph. Hamilton, Ga., Main 8-4453.

200 nine mo. cold New Hamp-
shire Red and White Rock lay-
ing hens, Bargain at my home
for immediate sale. Mrs. Ada
King, Rt. 1, Box 208, Jesup, Ga.

50 White Rock pullets and
hens, $1.25 ea. A. C. Hames,
Graysville.

30 heayy breed White Rock-

_ Cornish Cross pullets, just com-

ing into production, $1.80 ea.

FOB Farm. E.. P. Mason, Rt.
1, Hwy. 124, Lithonia.

_ Barred Roek Roosters, about
4 mos. old, excellent breeding
stock $1.25 ea. 2 for $2. Will
_ ship in crate or you come after.
Edw. L. Boyd, 2037 Spring Hill
Ter. Augusta. Ph. 6-4210.

Ten white China geese. D.
- Cording, 5735 Roswell Rd. San-
dy Springs, Ph. CE-3-1433.

"White African, pure bred,
guineas, $5 pair. Mrs. Lowell
Long, Rt. 1, Box 113, Bremen.

Mammoth White Embden
goose hen 1955 hatch, $5 ship-
ped; Also want pair ea. Chin-
ese Geese, Reeves Pheasants
and Peafowls. L. E. Morgan, Rt.
4, Waycross.





Big B.B. Rronze turkey hens
and one tom, 1956 hatch, 45c lb.
on foot. Will not ship. Mrs. Dave

. Jackson, Rt. 1, Conyers.



1 pair Muscovy Ducks $2.50.
V. E. Tench, Rt, 3 Alto.

Garhi Marae Toulouse
Geese 8% pr. FOB. Satisfaction
uefanteed, Charlie Bailey, Rt.
, Vienna,



: 20 Speckled guineas $1 ea.; 5
Shik; Bronze and Gray cross turkeys,
; 4 hens, 1 tom, $30, or exch.
for Hampshire gilt or sow. Bes-
sie J. Seott, Twin City.

2 large Pekin Drakes, $3.50
ea., $6.50 pr. Mrs. M. F. Gaddis,

Georgian Will Head
Continued From Page 1

i Joe Frank Sanderson,
a - Laurel, Miss.; Dennis Ramsey, Rose Hill,

a Nashville,

~ Compton, Stanardsville, Va.,
Rudolph, Intermont, W. Va.
New directors, named for three year
terms, were T. Perry Greene, Asheville,



SoG George
Teun: Hee,
and Jack
elected



1 White Gander, $3. Miss Eve-
lyn Moore, Cataula. Rt. 1.

10 Speckled Guineas, 1956
hatch, 75 ea. Will not ship. Mr.
J. E. Stewart, Rt. 2, Jasper.

Muscovy Ducks $4 pr., mix
bantams, hens and_ roosters,
$1.25 ea.; Common pigeons, $1
pair; Red Carrneaux pigeons, $5
pr.; White African Guineas $3
pr. 1 Black Giant (chicken)
Rooster and White Swiss Hom-
er Pigeons, $2 pr. Starling
Yawn, Byromville.

Pr. ea. of White Embden and
Big Blue Geese, $5 pr. Shipped
in light crate. J. F. Wellborn,
Rock Springs.

13 _ grey African geese, $3.50
ea. James E. Brasfield, Rt 1,
Trenton.

Turkeys, nice fat, range
grown, 10 to 15 lb. hens, and
18 to 22 lb. toms, 30 lb. Will
not ship. Mrs. W. R. ee:
Rt. 2, Wrightsville.

One black Australorp rooster
direct from Berrys, 10 mo, old,
very large $2.50; Also want 2
or 3 pure 1956 Golden Seabright
bantam hens. E. B. Jones, Jr.,
RFD 1, Hahira.

Bantam chickens for sale.
Mrs. Mrs. J. O. Pratt, 45 Rock-
bridge Rd., Lithonia.

Common Bantams, $2 pr.;
Roosters, T5c ea.; 2 Frizzled
chickens, $1 ea. Robert G. Jones,
Rede Hahira.

10 Bantam hens and rooster,
eommon stock, $6 for the lot.
J. A. Elliott, Rt. 2, Lavonia.

20 mixed bantams hens, now
laying, 75c ea., 2 roosters free
with order. Ship anywhere. W.
M. Mims, Rt. 1, Byromville.

Old English Black Breasted
and Silver Duckwing Games,
Black and Black Tail Jap., R.I.
Red, W. L. and Buff Brahmas.
Also Ringneck Doves and com-
mon pigeons. B. H. Holsomback,
302 S. Harris St., East Point.

5 Bantam hens, 1 rooster, $5
also one game ik Stag, April
1956 hatch, $3.50. C. D. Bailey,
Vienna.

1 trio of April hatched pure
bred Partridge Wyandotte ban-
tam fowl, $5. Fred Blaylock, 515
Crescent Ave., Chickamauga.

One Warhorse and Roundhead
Game cross, trimmed Rooster,
wt. 6or7 Ibs, $5. I. M. Benefield,
Rt. 2; Fairburn.

Dark Cornish roosters $2 ea.,
hens $2.25 ea. FOB. No checks.
Shipped in light crates. Mrs. J.
E. McCrary, Pinehurst.

Purebred, Roundhead games,
1956 hatch, healthy, hens now
laying. E. E. Brewer, River Rd.,
Rt. 1, Decatur.

Five purebred White Cornish
pullets, $2 ea. Mrs. O. L. Craft,
Rt. 2, Lavonia.

25 Brown Red Game Roosters
also 20 mixture of game hens.
James L. Dunn, 130 Candler Rd.,
SE, Atlanta.

6 pure Bull Dog dark Cornish
1956 Cockrels, $2.50 ea. G. M.
Walden, Rt. 2, Gibson.

Game roosters and stags, $3-
$5 ea.; also pr. ea. of white Emb-

den and Blue geese, $5 pr. in
crate. J. F. -Wellborn, Rock
Spring.

Fine brood cock, 1/2 Godfrey
Grey and 1/2 R.H., 2 yrs. old,
wt. 6-1/2 lbs., $4; 1 cock, 4-1/2
or 5 Ibs, $2.50. M.O. or cash. Can
ris at once. R. L. Griffin, Oak



er Box 124, Quitman,

, Gainesville.





a Cc. H r. McCarty Jr, Magee,
and Paul Morgan, Guilford College, N. Ce
Renamed were C. G. Lindsey Jr., Roanoke, |
Va., and A. A. Middleton, Dothan, Alay
New directors picked for two-year terms
were Beverly Yeiser, Winchester, Ky.,
and Mays Montgomery, Athens, Ala. >
Directors voted to hold the 1958 co -
vention in Atlanta Jan. 27-29. Soren
The Georgia Poultry Federation re-
entire slate of officers and
directors at large except that Max Ward,
Gainesville,

its

replaced Joe

3 Roundhead game pullets and

1 rooster, $5; 2 Roundhead pul-
lets and 1 Rooster, $4.50, 1 Ban-
tam hen and 1 rooster, $1.50.
Lockhard Bell, 2677 Pharr Rd.,
NE., Atlanta 17. Ph. Dr. 7-4390.

4 late hatched Hopkinson War
Horse stags, untrimmed for $16.
a M. Cambron, 120 Woodland

, Cedartown.

33 game chickens, good shape,
at least 25 hens, $25 for lot.
Mrs. J. O. Murray, 3157 N. Als-
ton Dr, Decatur, Ph. Dr. 7-9982.

Purebred, dead Games;
Quills, Champion White War-
horse, Blue Cubans and other
Games, reasonable prices. John
Nicholson, Rt. 4, Blairsville.

5 Roundhead game pullets, 1
Rooster, $7.50; 3 Red Hampshire
and 2 White rock hens, $1.75
each; Bantam hen, 1 rooster,
$1.50 ea. Mrs. James Schimell,
2677 Pharr Rd. NE, Atlanta.

POULTRY

WANTED





Want some Turtle or Mourn-
doves. State what you have and
price. Ruth C. Toler, oe aca
St., Macon.

Want trade White Pekin drake
for Muscovy drake. Mrs. E.
Newman, Evans

Want 2 ganders and 6 geese,
White or Gray, or both. State
rice and how del. John S.

are, P.O. Box 8145, Station
F, Atlanta 6. Ph, TR-2-7338.

Want 50 laying ra N.H.

Reds preferred. T Hum-
phrey, Rt. 1, Box 66, Helena.

GAME BIRDS

FOR SALE





Fantail pigeons, yellow, white,
and splashed colors, $3.50 pair;
Young working pairs. Birming-
ham Rollers, $1.50 pair. White

Kings, plocky show type $4 pair.

Will ship. J. B. Harrison, Kite.

200 Bob White Quail, $1.50
each. Will not ship. Mrs. H. W.
Gray, 1707 Hollywood Rd., N.W.,

| Atlanta 18. Phone, Sy-4-3503.

Utility White King Pigeons
$4.50 pair. J. C.. Robinson, 131
College St. Forest Park, PO-T-
6497.

Good blooded Chukars, (lay
this season), Hens $4, Roosters
$3 ea.; White King pigeons of
parent stock from one of na-
tions large Squab Farm. $1 ea.,
also some mated pairs. R. G.
Thompson, 1011 Powers Ferry
Road, Marietta 7-1288.

Bob White Quail, selected
breeders, $4 pair; Also Chukar
breeders $6 pair. R, E. Keefer,
110 Delores Way, Forest Park.
Ph. PO-7-0668.

5 Chukars, 10 mo. old, $2.50
Pr. 2 small female Quail, $1.50
each. E. F. Thompson, 1418
Woodbine Ave., SE, Atlanta 17.
Ph. JA-2-7194.

200 paiir Americas Finest
Strain of White King Pigeons,
at $2 Pr. Ogden A. Geilfuss,
Windy Mill Road, Rt. 3, Mari-
etta. Ph. Smyrna, Ga. 5-7385.

Nice Utility banded and mated
(Breeders) Pigeons, White
Kings, Racing Homers,
Gazzi Modenas,, India Mucee.
Also Ringneck and Solid White
Doves. Your choice, $3.75 pr.
Mrs. Helen Street, 2956 Buford



Hwy, Atlania ay Ph. ME 4- 7888.



Tankersley,

Red |



attidues $250 eho TN
ilkie bantam chick- |

Chukar
also Jap. .
ens, $5 pr. H. Tonsgard, 5289

Lamar St. Decatur, Ph. Bu? 9- |

0953.

Amherst, Silver and Golien

Pheasant hen and Rooster $5























pair; also one Spanish Polish| W

hen $1. Roger Cannon, RFD 1,
Box 121, Lithonia. s

Few pairs large French oa
Mandarin pigeons, mated . and}
working $4; Young pair $2.50.
K. K. Kight, Kite, Ga. a

Nor. Bob White quail for
breeding or restocking,

also E













grapevines, Fi

Walnut tress, 6

son plum, 4

| Blueberry, uF ;
Rt. 1,

Ringneck pheasants, males only ys

Tom Whitehead, Rt. 1, Wilker- Dp

son Mill Road, Palmetto.

Mature Bobwhite quail, $4

pair. Shipped Exp. Col. Warner |
| Fryer, 198 Honeysuckle Lane,

College Park. Ph. Poy: Ls 1041.

Quail, $1.25 ea. gue birds
for breeders, $1 50 ea, Chukars
$8 pair. Shipped Express Col-

Ph. Jonesboro, ce by afte
6:00. Diss ee :

4 Peacocks in full plummage,
$25 each. No exchanges.
Cc. N. Adams, a: Ph.
WY-4-2184. ae eit i

10 pair Bob- White gin ae

10 breeder pens and incubators.
Would like to sell in. lot. J. a
di arrell, Gray. 4 i

Peacocks, 2 males, 4 yrs. ald

1 hen 3 yrs, and 1 hen 1. year |_

old. $75. 00 for entire lot at m
home. Marion Whitaker, Rt
Harlem. Ph. GA- 5-6258. a

aS pastawik, 1 year old ive
neck, $14. each. Mrs. E. W, Mec-
Cain, Stockbridge. Ph. 4127.

Ringneck pheasants, Heed







































| lect. C. L. Cawthon, Riverdale. io ae

last year, $10. pr. extra hens | A

$5. ea. FOB. J. O. Adams, Ty Ty.

Quail Breeders; Gambles,
$9. pair or 2 pr. $16.00 Valleys
$9. pr. 2 pr. $16.; Blues, $8. pr.

Will not ship. Jack C. Duffey, |
1483 Wellswoood Dr. SE, AL s

jonta: Ph. Ma 7- 3913.



GAME BIRDS

WANTED



Want 2 pr. Peafowls. Advise | _

kind and price. W. L. Carmi-
chael, Madison.



MISCELLANEOUS <2

FOR SALE



Seedling pecans, well filled

























out, extra large, 20c Ib, Exc.| ~








for country cured meat: 4 lbs.
pecans for 1 lb. of ham; 3 Ibs.
1 lb. shoulder; 2 Ibs. for 1 lb.
middding meat. Ea. pay post-

age on what received. H. P. Mal-| p_































com, Social Cirele.

Good grade 1956 crop pecans,
10-15 lbs. 35 lb. buyer pay
postage or express; 100-500 lbs.,
30c Ib.; Stuarts, Frotscher and |.
Mayhans shelled halves, $1.30 lb.
Sample on request. Mrs. D. F.
Heisler, Ochlochnee.

300 lbs. Stuart pecans, 15 Ib. |
Come after or ship your ex-

pense; shelled out halves, $1 Ib.|
plus postage. Mrs. Fred Atkin-|

son, Rt. 4, Valdosta. Pu aa

Pecans, large size, 25 Ib.;

small, 15e Ib. Add Derieee of Ff

B. Camp, Villa Rica.

state









Rt. 2,