Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

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s ioe NUMBER 28



















































ion. in tobacco. acre-



sca in. Ore ih flue.

: the ~ Congress
nacted legislation and
1s for the purpose of



ri reage reduction of

eae and

AS, ted and distributed for



ie. oncrable Fons Ee

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1957

2

SFOR LEAF FARMER



serve acreage under

9 quota as reserve acreage

of the

essary to bring sup- |

to the any of the com- |"
ne for as provided by the |~ Ly

ese cee faaee have _

ber of LS U. S: House of



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lghicniiural.

CALENDAR

: March 5, Rock Eagle Park June Dairy

Month planning meet.
March 8, Rhos Swine growers dey

March 9, Athens 1,000 Bushel and 100
_ bushel Corn Club meee 5

March 12, Rock Eagle Park Ga, Sheep
Breeders meei,

March 20, Atlanta FFA 100- Bushel
corn club meet.

March 21, Thomaston SE Regional
Shorthorn Breeders show and sale.









| sult of this serious acreage reduction.

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE-

* SOLVED BY THE GENERAL ASSEM-

BLY OF GEORGIA that the Congress of
the United States be memorialized to fav-
orably and early consider the adoption of
this Resolution (H. R. 768).

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a
_ copy of this resolution be forwarded to
the Secretary of Agriculture and to each
- ea of Congress from Georgia.

thy Free Dairy Cattle
Produce More. Milk

Cows ee from tics
more pounds of milk per cow during a 56-



- day test period at the Arkansas Agricul-



gave 66

tural Experiment Station. The fly-con--

trol methods consisted of spraying with

methoxychlor plus Crag Fly mapetiant :
. and with methoxychlor only.

More specifically, during the 56-day -

test period, the cows sprayed with meth-
oxychlor plus fly repellent each gave an
average of 1,256 pounds of milk; those
sprayed with methoxychlor only gave
1,245 pounds; and those getting no treat-
ament gave 1,190 pounds,

The Arkansas station reports that the
emis return on each cow treated with
the Crag Fly Repellent-methoxychlor

mixture was $62.80, compared with $62.-

25 for methoxychlor alone and $59.50 for

the untreated control group of cows.

_| Bermuda grass,
_ enough according to J. R. Johnson, Exten- _



Georgia Farmers Need
More Coastal Bermuda

Georgia has 500, 000 acres of Coastal
but this is just halt

sion Agronomist - Project Leader: Geor-
gia needs at least a million acres accords.
ing to him.

Coastal Bermuda is a hybrid, there-
fore, it has hybrid vigor. It is the most
efficient plant in the use of nitrogen. This
fact has been demonstrated at the South-
ern Piedmont Experiment Station at Wat-_
kinsville and at the Coastal Plains Ex-
feo Station at Tifton.

Coastal Bermuda is drought resistant.
It only takes half as much water to pro-

duce a ton of Coastal, as it does with com- -

mon Bermuda.

Coastal is adapted to all areas of Geor-
gia according to Johnson. This has been
demonstrated time and again on thousands
of Georgia farms scattered over the state.

Now is the time of year to make plans_

for this grass that should be the basis of

all grazing systems. Experiment stations ~
and farmers have shown the ways, to se-~
cure weed free stands of Coastal Bermuda

quickly, are as follows:
16 Prepare soil thoroughly and wait

. for rain before planting.
2. Coastal Bermuda may be planted on |

uplarids and well-drained lowland soils,

In North Georgia, plant in spring to mid- |
plant any-

summer. In South Georgia,

a when the soil is moist.

Apply lime, phosphate and potash
acne to soil test. On low. fertility
soils at planting, apply 500 pounds of
4-12-12 in the row. Keep sprigs from com- ~
ing in direct contact with the fertilizer.
On soils of average fertility. or better,
fertilizer should not be applied until
Coastal is established to keep down weed
and grass growth.

4. Plant fresh, moist sprigs in three

foot rows and three feet in the drill. Plant

immediately after a rain. The sprigs
should be covered no deeper than neces-
sary to keep them. moist. Firm the soil by
rolling. It is best to leave one inch of the
tip above the ground. Plant same day or
by all means, within two days of digging.

(Continued On Page 8)












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MARKET BULL =





SALE EVENTS

MARCH 14 - Thursday - 1
B m. Fairgrounds, Newnan.
est Georgia Hereford Associa-
tion Sale.
B. P. Brown,
County Agent

FARM HELP

WANTED







Want col. man, exp. in driv-
ing tractors, trucks and com-
bines. Some exp. with cattle.
Not more than wife and 3 chil-
dren. James Butts, Mgr. B&B
Ranch, The Rock. Ph. Thomas-
ton 3760.

Want small family for good
1 H. crop, 50-50 basis, with
wages and $3.50 day extra
work. 3 R. house, school bus
and mail. See. S. S. Storer, Rt.
4, Douglasville.

Want colored man or couple,
exp. in producing broilers on
Large scale. Living quarters
and weekly salary. Wm. B.
Hart, C/O Copper Cloud Farm,
Midland.

Want tractor driver at once.
Have 4 R. house with water,
wired for elec. stove. Prefer
man with boys large enough
+0 help. Contact. W. S. Hend-
ricks, Rt. 1, Manchester. Ph.
(after 7 PM). 331-R.

Want at once exp. Dairyman.
Excellent working cond. Top
salary. Ref. required. Ph. Cov-
inton 3957 Collect. John B.
Rhodes, C/O Marben Farm,
Mansfield.

Want reliable white family
for 2 H. farm for 1957, standing
rent basis. Good river botton
and upland. Good 5 R. house
on power line. Mail and school
bus Rt. Must be sober and re-
Jiable. Mrs. J. A. Milford, Rt.
2, Ball Ground.

Want farm help. Have. day
work for 2 men in same fam-
ily. $200 month. Machinery exp.
essential, with References. Can
furnish full time work and
good house. No drinkers nor
drifters.. Permanent job for
good family. T. K. Putnam, c/o
Greenview Dairy, Bethlehem
Rd., Fairburn.

Want job as dairyman or
herdsman. 20 yrs. exp. Oper-
ate machines. Begin work list
of March. Write what you
have and salary paid. Roy
Thompson, Rt. 3, Box 561, At-
Janta.

Man 65 and wife 58 yrs. old,
want place raising broilers or
pokie after 700-800 laying

ens, for wages. Bert Millhol-
jan, Rt. 2, Cumming. /

Country woman, 48 yz-s. old,
wants permanent job on farm
with aged couple. Best ref.
Good character, strong, heal-
thy, pleasant natured. Like
farm life best. Mrs. H. P. pea
Trenton.

Honest, sober man wants job
on farm. Exp. in poultry and
calf raising. R. M. Blackwell,
Panola Rd., Lithonia.

White man, age 29, wants
2 H. or 1 H. crop on 50-50
basis, or will raise hogs or
cows for wages. Honest, sober,
willing worker. See. Olen Low-
ery, Pitts.

White couple, raised and exp.
on farm, wants job as Caretak-
er or light farm- chores on
farm, with reliable party. Not
able to do heavy work. Need
2-3 R. house with lights; water,
ete. Monroe Murrow, 454-1/2
Pryor St., S.W., Atlanta 3.

Retired white man wants
job as Caretaker, cattle, hogs,
chickens, garden. Exp. able to
work. But prefer part time
job for room board and salary,
or would batch. G. C. Henry,
Abbeville,

Want job tending 2 or 4
chicken houses, 10,000 cap., or
waising hogs on shares or sal-
ary. Need 3-4 R. house, wired
for elec. stove. H. M. Carroll,
Lovejoy.

Married man, 50 yrs. old,
wife, 2 children (8 and 10 yrs.)
wants 1 H. crop, or wage work
on farm, or work on year-
around basis. Regular or poul-
try, etc. also am campenter.
Walter A. Long, Rt. 3, Dalton.

Want job. Am Exp. hand for
milk dairy. Truck and tractor
driving, etc. most anything can
do. Exp. in farming of all
kinds and machinery. Louis
Malcom, C/O W. C. Dillard, Rt.
1, Campton.

2 young men, 23 and 26 yrs.
old, want jobs on farm as day
labor. Exp. dairy work, tractor,
truck, etc. H. T. Parks, P.O,
274, W. Bainbridge.

White man, single, 40 yrs.
old, with brother, 45, want jobs
on farm. Prefer together. Both
well exp. in all types farm
work, also carpentry, etc.
Board, room, wages. James C.
King, Rt. 2, Bowdon.

White, middleaged eouple
want jobs with good christian
people on poultry or cattle
farm: Honest, sober and de-
pendable. Drive tractor, Care-
taker, etc. Need 3-4 R. house.
Have to be moved. I live. on
old Adairsville and Shannon
Rd. near Higgins Store. See.
A. A. Jackson, Rt. 1, Adairs-
ville.

Man, wife and 4 children
want job on Chicken or Dairy
farm. 46 yrs. old. Willing to
work. Wife work also. Hoke
Smith, Rt. 1, Jacksonville, Ga.

FLOWERS

FOR SALE





Phlox plants, $1.25 ; Fever
Few, 35c doz. PP, several col-
ors Cristata Cockseomb seed,
20e, tsp. and stamped envel-
ope; Calif. Poppy, Fever Few
and Phlox, 10e tsp; Baby Zin-
nia, 25 large match box full.
No checks. Mrs. M. M. Kelley,
Rt. 3, Lithonia. ES

Altheas, 75e doz., Forsythia,
Weigelas, Butterfly Bush, Abe-
lia, Bridalwreth, Spirea, 5,
28 var. Roses, 3, $1; Thrift,
red, pink, 5 doz, $1; eet
Violets, 25 doz. Add postage.
Mrs. C. H. Lawson, Rt. 3, Box
216, Lithonia.

Jan. Jasmine, 2, 25c; Daylily,
pink Thrift, 25 doz.; China-
Berry, Dogwood, Sweetshrubs,
Wild Azaleas, pink, white Mim-
osa; pink Crepemyrtle; Cher-,
ry, Cedar, Holly, Tulip Poplar,
5, $1; Blue Violets, T5c, C. Add
postage. Mrs. Thomas J. Wat-
son, Rt. 3, Box 217, Lithonia,

Red and white Dogwoods,
Azaleas, Laurel, spruce and
white Pine, 2 ft. 25c ea.; Brid-
alwreath, Lilac, Hedges, "Raster
bushes, 25 ea.; Boxwood, 8-10
in. 5Oc ea.; 12-16 in. 75c ea;
Snow on the Mtn., $1 doz.
Rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
Claude Wright, Loving.

Red Crepe Myrtle; white, and
purple Lilac, and pink, blue
Hydrangea, 50c ea.; grass
Pinks. 50 bunch. Docia Harris,
Lula.

Seed: Amaranth, Molten-Fire,
dwarf Cockscomb, Hollyhocks,
mix. col. not lab., white, cream,
pink, red, and red and pink,
20c for all seed can get in
your addrssed, stamped envel-
ope. Mrs. W. B. McDuffie, 783
Harrold St. Macon.

White, cream Dogwood, . cor-
alberry, Redbud, Mtn. Laurel,
orange, red, yellow Abaleas,
Tulip Poplar, Cherokee Roses,
white pine, creek Hemlock,
Crabapple, Strawberry bush,
2-3 ft. $2.50 doz.; Phlox, Shasta
Daisies, $2.50 C. Rooted, moss
packed, postpaid. Mrs. Boon
Wilson, Mineral Bluff.

Palma Christi plant, red, 12
seed, 25c; Redbud Tree seed,
1 tbl. spoon, 25c. Add Postage.
Mrs. Thos. M. Randolph, 2107-
A Claymore Dr., Marietta.

Redbud, Gardenia, Ligus-
trums, Abelia, Spreading Juni-
pers, Carolina Cherry, Dog-
wood, Pink Almonds, Crab-
apples, 2-3 ft. 50c ea. $3 orders

PP. Mrs. Thurman Todd, Mit-



chell,

$1; |

| lilae,



Hiawatha running toane. 3;
7 Mrs. J. R. Conaway, Mar-
ow. .

Purple Wisteria, Winter Jas-
mine, Purple Lilac, Butterfly
Bush, Bridalwreth, Goldenbells,
Baby Spirea, Flowering Peach,
Quince, 35c ea, 2-65c; Sweet
William plants, dif. col. 35c,
doz. 2 doz, 60c. Mrs. J. A.
Wilson, Martin. _

Snowball Bushes, 2 yr. size,

rooted. PP. (Price not given
in notice). G. M. Moseley,
Menlo. '

Dbl. Yellow Daffodil and
Orange Cup Jonquil bulbs, 40c
doz., Add postage. Miss Jewell
Martin, Rt. 1, Menlo.

Blue, white, Siberian, Tris, 8
colors, large, Shasta . Daisies,
Jonquils, red, yellow, lemon
Lilies, white Narcissus, 7 col.
Chrysanthemum, Thrift, old
fashioned, pink dbl. white,
lavander Lilacs; Abelia and
Boxwood. cuttings. Sell Cheap.
PP. Mrs. Tom Harkins, P. O.
Box 4, Mountain City.

Fine Bearded Iris, . rice:
15, $1. Mrs. Ethel Black, Mur-
rayville,

Pink Mtn. Laurels, white
Rhododendrons, spruce and
white Pines, white Dogwoods,
ornamental Strawbezry bushes.
All choice, well rooted, $1.50
doz. Add 25c extra ea. dozen
for postage and packing. Mrs.
Florence Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Mtn. Laurel, yellow Azaleas,
cream, white Dogwood, Red-
bud, Coral Berry, pink Chezo-
kee Roses, Tulip Poplar, white
Pine, creek Hemlock, Holly,

2-3 ft., high, $2.50 doz.; Shasta.

Daisies, pink Phlox, $2. 50: e.
Rooted, moss packed and post-
paid. Mrs. E. J. Millhollan, Box
176. Mineral Bluff.

Azaleas, 3 col. white Dog-
wood, Coral Berry, white Pine,
Cherokee Roses, red Maple,
Holly bush, creek Hemlock,
Min. Laurel, 2-1/2 - 3 ft., well
rooted, moss packed, $2.50 doz.
postpaid. Edna Rukat, Rt. 1,
Mineral Bluff.

Mtn. Laurels, creek Hemlock,
red Maple, Tulip Poplar, Cher-
okee Roses, white Pine, Red-
bud, Coral Berry, white Dog-
wood, Azaleas, 2-1/2 - 3 ft.
well rooted, wet moss packed,
$2.50 doz. pink Phlox, $2.50 C.
Postpaid. Roy H. Wilson, Rt.
1, Box 176; Mineral Bluff.

Pink Cherokee Roses, Mtn.
Laurls, Rhododendrons, 3. col.
Azaleas, Redbud, white Pine,
Crabapple, Dogwood, red Ma-
ple, Tulip Poplar, creek Hem-
lock, Holly, 2-3 ft. rooted,
$1. 75 doz.; fine, white Phiox,
Snapdragons, blue Iris, blue-
gray Violets, $2.50 C. Bonnie
Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Trumpet - Daffodils, Butter
and Eggs, white, Purple Iris,
dwarf Pansies, Johnny Jump
Ups, Double Daylily, 30c doz.;
Christmas Honeysuckle, 50
doz;. Extra large kind. of Mari-
gold seed, 15c pkg., Crabapple,
25c ea. Add postage.
Charlie T. Smith, Rt. 4, Box
294, Austell.

Trumpet daffodil, double Day
Lily, White Rain Lily? Dec.
white and double yellow Nar-
cissus, $1.40 C.; Bridlewreath,
Baby Breath Spirea, 30c ea.
$2.50 orders del. in Ga. Add
15ce on out-of-State orders, also
postage. Effie Smith, Rt. 4,
Gordon Rd. Box 294, Austell.

Gladioli Blubs, mixed colors,
40c, doz., $2 C; large Red dou-
ble Fringed Poppy seed, 25c
tbls; Old time mixed Bachelor
Button seed, 25c for 2 tbls.,
Larkspur plants, mixed color,

25e doz. $1 C, $3.50-M. Miss
Gennia Brown, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground.

Asst. Colors. Giant Dahlia
bulbs, labeled $3 doz.; asst:

giant and Ball types, $1.25, not
labeled. PP. in Ga. Lovelle
eeoee Rt. 3, poe 82, Blairs-
vule

Approx. 150, nice young
Boxwood, well rooted, $2.20
doz. Sell entire lot cheaper.
See any day except Sunday.
No mai] orders. Mrs. Ellis
Hemphill, Rt. 3, Blairsville, 7
mi, N. 5

| different) $1.25 PP with 1 red

























































































Healthy Afeloan Violet plants Ee
taken from 50 Varieties, many
new and double ones. 4 plants-}

Espiscea free with 2 or more}
orders. Mrs. B. J. Cantrell, Box
41, Blue Ridge. oS 5

Well rooted Boxwoods, 10-12
in., $3 doz. Dogwoods, Holly,
Mtn. Laurels, pink Rhododen-
drons, Hemlock, pink, red, yel-
|low, ora _ wild Azaleas,
White Pines, 2 ft. $2.50 doz.,
4 Globe Arborvitae,. well shap-
ed, 2 ft. $1 ea. PP. Moss Pack-
ed. Bob Wilson, Blue Ridge. |!

American Boxwood, well
rooted 10 in., $3 doz., Hemlock,
Spruce, Pink Riiododendrons,
Mtn. Laurels, pink, red, yel-
low wild Azaleas, White Pines,
2 ft., $2.50 doz; Large Blue
Violets, Phlox, 2 doz. $1. Moss
packed. Sadie oe Blue
Ridge. Zi

Rooted dbl. white Spirea, | lias,
Baby Breath, Van-houtti, white
Weigela, puzple Wisteria, Bird- |,
eye, watermelon red Crepe
Myrtle, $1 ea.; Dbl. Cannas, | :
red and orange; mixed Ger- Ted,
man Iris, Daffodil, Phenix and | Pink, New Grand
Emperor, White. ae ck Aida, Se pink; La
loz. PP. Mautile rrison,

2, Box 81, Bremen. $1; one sl Aan
4 colors, 3 nice clumps,
Runner Bi

Dahlia, giant size, all colors,
doz Add Postage e

_ Double Jon
White er Bl
Hyacinth, $1 doz.;
Star Scarlor,

Drop, Angle

Periwinkle, -Vinea.
White Honeysuckle.
Woodsbine, or red
kle, $1 doz. Add p
2. Hinson, =P:

Sherwood Peach "Mammouth
White, Margaret Wilson, Treds-
ure Island, Mrs. Warner, War-
field, Avalon, Yellow, Premier
Winsome, large Pink, Daddy's |
Delight, bright Red, and many
others. Fine varieties, $3 doz.
PP. No Fla. orders. Mrs. L. P.
Ivey, Rt. 1, Bremen.

Seedling Pecan Trees, Black
Walnut, Sweet - Pomegranate,
50c ea; pink Crepe Myrtle,
June Apple sprouts, white Al-
thea, and Hedge Cuttings, 25e |
ea. Add postage. Mrs. ce H. |
Sledge, Byron.

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ts, Blooming
0c ea. up. Dah-
nixed $3 doz; pot
beled, 2-25c; others
and pot plants,
Basket of Gold,
ims, at my home.
Johns, 501 | Ogle-
College Park.

ums (bloom until),
nze, yellow and white;
ns, ca, green, and
white; Boston Ivy,
5 plants $1. Mrs.
Sr. Rt. 3, Canton.

all sizes, Hen and
rooted; 50c-$1.50, un-
Oc ea up; Star Fish,
, unrooted, 20c; Kmas
ksgiving and Feb. 3
ted). Mrs. Samuel
Cumming. eo

| Weeping Willow, 25c; Privet
| postage. Mrs. A. B. Wood, 711

ree

oe



Mums, red, 50c doz. rooted
Hedge cuttings, 5c doz. Add

8rd St. Marietta.

6 cuttings pink Wisteria vine,
12 Mums, early and late, mix.
col., 12 dif. Perennials, 10 creep-
ing Phlox, ea, lot, $1 PP; Seed
plate size Hibiscus, mix col.,
and Sweet Pea tree, red blooms
25c pkg. Mrs. Frank Wheeler
R. 3, Catnton. A

Fine Iris, sky blue, orchid,
yellow, purple, and many two-
toned $1.50 doz.; plants, red,
white, rose and pink. $1.25 doz
Mrs. J. M. McGuire, Rt. 2,
Adairsville.

ars,



MARKET BULLETIN _

Afrioan Violets, many varie-
ties and colors, Large plants
50c ea., smaller 3, $1. Add 30c

postage. Mrs. T. R. Sweatman,

17 Louise Pl. N.W., Atlanta 18.

Water Oaks, Dogwood, Ced-
Pine, Weeping Willow,
Chinese Elm, Sourwood, Popu-
lar, Chestnut, Apple, Peach,
Plum, Mulberry, Grape, Berry
Vines, Muscadine, Mt. Laurel.
Mrs. Helen Street, 2956 Buford
Highway, Ph. ME-4-7888, At-
lanta 6.

Day Lilies, Iris, Oxalis, $1
bu., Kerria Spirea, Crepe Myr-
tle, Florida Jasmine, Golden
Raintree, Althea, Royal Poin-

Petunia plants, mixed, 75c C;
Sultana plants, 12 asst, colors
$1.15; Chrysanthemums (some
incurves) all colors,
$1.25; many varities Chrysan-
themums, all colors, 30 plants
$1.25 PP. Mrs.

15 asst,

W. 'S. Griffin,

1, ast, no whites)
umMps, $1; Ophi-|
; var. 50c doz. Mrs. J.

om, 25 ea., or will
feed sacks, 3 or 4 of a
ant for one sack;j
different colors, 30c





Sultana cuttings, 15
0c Abelia, Forsythia,
Tose, cuttings; 3 25;

leaves, $1.15 PP.
for rooted Roses or
uth Phodes, Rt.

small leaf, blue)
nch; Chrysanthe-
d, yellow, big
, T5e doz; Daisy

1 African Vic
lbs, 6 asst.

ll for $2 PP in
Gable, Rt. 3, Ce-

red, | Weeping Cherry $4; white-pink

yfield giant
ice divisions,

35c; Green Ice
25c, Add Post-
Marshburn, Cum-

Salting in SPhiyyeans
gold, Gold-dust
pink, epaeey ;

$2; Daisi

Coral Vines; Beefsteak, An-
gelwing, Pearl, Red Bearded
and Strawberry Begonias; pink
Geranuims and Cacti, 25 ea,
Hybrid Amaryllis, 2 yr. bulbs,
$1 doz. Add 35 for shipping.
Mrs. Alma Moore, Adel. |

Mixed Bearded Iris, many
colors, 5c ea. $14 C.; White
Star Jasmine 50c ea.; Madona,
Milk and Wine, and Philippine
Lilies, 25c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. S. M. Gunter, Rt. 4, Box
326, Alpharetta.

Yellow Bell, Forsythia, 3-5.
ft. $1 C; Nandina, 12-15 in,
with spread equal to height,
75c ea.; Butternut Bushes, 3-5
ft, 3 for $1 at garden; Bush
Strawberry plants, Tube Rose
bulbs (mixed), single or double,
$1 doz. PP. Water Oaks, 4-6 ft.
4 for $1 at garden, T. E. Eason,
,| 1182 Gunclub Rd. N.W., At-
lanta 18.

African Violets, several vari-
eties, also Flame Violets grow-
ing in small pots, 3 - $1; San-
severia Hahni, Airplane plants,
Plhilodemdrion; Crown of Thorns;
Single and double Begonias,
Night Blooming Cereus at my
home, Cannot Ship. Mrs. Frank
Barford, 1185 Moreland Ave.,
S.E., Atlanta 16.

_ White Candytuft, pink Thrift,
25c, Admiral Byrd Daisies, red
and yellow Cannas, Liriope and
other border plants 25c-50c;
Abelias and Nandina, 3 ft. $1;
Altheas,
Flowering Quince, Lilac, Spir-
%\eas, Red Bud and Weeping
Willow, 25c - 50c. No mail or-
ders. V. W. Rasco, 1554 Willis
| Mill Rd., S.W., Atlanta 11.

Z \ \
White Dogwood 25c-$1.50 ea.,
Crinum Lilies, white $1 ea.
pink $2 ea.; Primroses, all col-
ors, 25 ea.; double pink

|flowering Quince, 25c ea.;
Vinca Minor, Major, Major var-.
jiegated 25c doz. Add Postage.

Crepe Myrtle (zed), postage.
plants.

ciana, Hollyhocks, Goldcup var-
iegated Vineo. No mail orders.
Mis. B. H. Carter, 35 Weyman
Ave. SW, Atlnata.

?

Unrooted cuttings of double
pink and single white Begon-
ias, Crown of Thorns, Night
| Blooming Cereus, and red Ger-
aniums, 2, 25c. $1 orders PP
in Ga. Miss Dorothy Barford,
1185. Moreland Ave. S.E., At-

lanta 16.

Red, purple, pink Verbena,
well rooted purple Ageratum,

annual and permennial Phlox

Mix. col., Daisy Chrysanthe-
mums, 50c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Ethel Beach, Rt. 1, Gaines-
ville. ;

Nice, evergreen Privet hedge, |
12-36 in., one cent ea. postpaid.
Orders filled promptly. Mrs. R.
H. Clark, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

Blue and white Thrift, white

per. Candytuft, $1 doz; Grass

Pinks and yellow Flax, blue or

pink Verbena, 75c doz; pink
Thrift, $1 C; yellow Primroses,

20c ea. Miss Lee Crow, Rt. 2,
Gainesville.

Giant Dahlia tubers from

prize winners best named var.,
and colors, 50c ea. $4 doz; pink

Thrift, $1 C; dark and light

blue Iris, 50c doz. Add postage.

Mrs. Clyde Gilleland, Rt. 9;

Gainesville:

Small rooted cuttings Dwarf

Boxwood, $1 doz; Cherry Laur-
els, Ligustrum, $1.50 doz; Eng.
Ivy, Vinca Minor, $1 doz; 300
Blackberry Lilies,
da Chinensis), $5.50. Lois Wood-

(Belamean-

ruff, Greenville.

Red Crepemyrtle, Gardenia,
old fashioned white Eng. Dog-
wood, blooming size, 50 ea;
scarlet red per. Verbena, in bud
and bloom, 50c doz. 200 $5. Add
z Nice, large, rooted
Mrs. C. M. Robinson,
Greenville. > ;

Fast growing Ligustrums, 2-3

ft., Cherry Laurels, 15-20 in. $10

C; Eng. Ivy, Vinca Minor, Royal
Robe Violets, all col, Thrift, and

Achimenes, $5 C. Blanche Wood

ruff, Greenville.

Cert. Royal Robe, Rosina,

White Perfection, Calif. Red Vi-
olets, $1 doz. $5 C; Scarlet King,
purple, dark velvet red, laven-

Mrs. C. J. Koppe, 2694 Boule- | der, variegated pink, white Ver-

vard Dr., N.E., Atlanta
Dr. 3-5163.

African Violets, double, sin-
| gle, all colors, Ivies, Telekurl,
4.|Ivalace, Greenripple, Glacier,
|Ideal, Pixie, Gold Dust, Grape,
|Feather, Shamrock, Var. Ale-
grian, Fan, Conglomerta, Ghost
Tree; Ferns; Fluffy Ruffles,
;|Maiden Hair, Victoria, any 3
plants $1.25, 7, $2.25, 12, $4.
Mrs. N. B. Wilson, 4184 Bank-
;|head Hwy., Rt. 3, Austell.

Begonias, 25c-50c, Wandering
Jew, 10c, ican Violets, 50c;
Leaves for cuttings, 10c, Salvia
plants 50c doz. Myra Nelson,
Rt. 2, Hillerest Dr., Ph. 9832, |:

Austell. >

Larkspur Corn Plants, 50c
C.; yellow, white, pink and
lavender mums, 15, $1.50; red
Geranuims, 25c ea., White dou-.
ble Feverfew, 50c doz.; Swiss
.| giant Pansies, 3c ea.; La France
yellow rose bushes $1 ea.; Am-
ber. Lily bulbs, 10c-40c; Sham-
rock bulbs, 8, 50c. Postage 10c
extra. Fred Witherspoon, 308
Holderness St.. Ph. PL. 3-5251,
Atlanta 10. .

African Violets, many varie-
ties, blooming plants, 25 up.
-|Smaller Plants (most varieties)
3-$1,. Cannot ship. Mrs. J. A.

a, 2145 Nelms Dr.; S- W.
'-7368, Atlanta,

47. Ph.







bena, $1 doz; 3 doz. $1.40;
French Pussy Willows, 2,
Add

ue Homer,

ei iC:
1.40.
ostage. Mrs. L. H. Cous-
ins, Rt. 3, Greenville.

Plants priced per 100: Cas-
sine and Bufordi Holly, $15;

Wax Ligustrum and pink Sas-

anqua, $12.65; Abelia Grandi-

flora, $12.00; Mock Orange and

Gardenia Mystery, $14; Photi-
nia Globra, $12.95. Maude Ham-
by, Greenville. :

Nandina seedlings, 4-8 in., 50
plants, $5; Gardenia, Abelia
Grandflora, Eleagnus Fruitran-
di, Burforda Holly Old Eng.
Boxwods, 10, $2. All sturdy
rooted cuttings. Raymond Rob-
inson, Greenville.

Well rooted Geranium cut-
tings, red, white, pink and
American Beauty, all dbl. and
all col. Daylilies, 25c ea; un-
labeled, all blooming size. Sto-
kesia plants, 50c doz; Add 20c
postage. No less $1 orders mail-
ed. Mrs. Bentley Barfield, Box
153, Hahira,

40 kinds, true to nam, fall
Chrysanthemunrs; 10 asst., $1,
or exch, for large types of Ver-
bena, pink Dahlia or white and
lavender Thrift. Write first.
Mrs. H. G. Black, Hatcher.

Pink Thrift, 50c C; red Hon-
eysuckle, 50c doz, Add postage.

Rooted. Mrs. D. L. Williams, Rt.

Thrift,







Pink, blue, white Thrift, 75c
doz; blue, single Hyacinths,
$1.25 doz; white cluster Narcis-
sus, 75c doz; white and yellow
Jonquils, Butter and Eggs,
Trumpet Daffodils, $2 C. No
Florida orders. Miss Cecil Mc-
Curley, Rt. 2, Hartwell.

White, blue; pink Thrift, 75c
doz; white and yellow Jonquils,
Butter and Eggs, Trumpet Daf-
fodils, $1.25 doz. No Florida or-
ders. Miss Mattie McCurley, Rt.
2, Hartwell.

. Few Gladioli bulbs, asst. col.,
25 doz. and postage. Ola Dills,
Hemp. 4

Pink Thrift, 50c C; pink Ver-
bena plants, 50c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. John Ausburn, Rt. 1,
Homer,

150 var., Bearded Iris (won
many blue ribbons in American
Iris Society Shows). Write for
names, col. and prices. Mrs. T.
T. Patrick, Jackson.

2 god sized Boxwood, $5 ea.
my home. Cant ship Miss Alice
Stokes, Rt: 3, Jasper.

Purple Iris, red Mullein
Pinks dbl: orange and lemon
Daylilies, 50c doz. 3 doz. $1.40
plus postage; purple Lilac, 12-
24 in. 35c ea; dbl. red Peony
flowered Poppy Seed, 20c tbls.
2 thls. 35c Mrs. J. G. Whitfield,
Rt. 3. Jasper.

300 named var., Bearded Iris
(won Ist place at AIS. show
last year). Write for list, etc.
Mrs. W. J. Saunders, Jenkins-
burg.

Island Pride white Mums, 20

plants, $1; climbing American

Beauty Killarney, and Goldi-
locks, yellow border Roses, $1
ea.; Philodondrons Jebra plant,
Mother-in-Law Tongue, 25cea.,
5 col. Verbena, 3 doz. $1; Lig-
ustrum, 6 in, 10c ea.; Mrs. An-
nie Hubbard, Fortson.

Pink Oxalis, 2 clumps, $1;
pink Thrift, $1 C. $8 M.; blue
red and pink, purple
Verbena, $1 doz.; $5 C.; blue,
sweet scented Violets, $1.50 C.
$10 M.; Prs. red Cannas,- $2
doz.; $8 C.; white. with yellow
eye Mums, nrix. col Glad bulbs,
$1.50 doz. Mrs. Janie Ellis,
Grantville.

5 dif. col. Mums, 5 plants,

85c: 5 dif. col. Canna bulbs
$1.50. Mrs, A. C. Colson,
Glennville.

Jonquil and yellow Narcisgus
bulbs, $2 C. and postage. Mrs.
G L. Duran, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Orange, old rose and all col.
mixed Poppy seed, 25c tsp. and
3c stamped, self-addressed en-
velope; white and yellow Nar-
cissus bulbs, 25c doz. Add post-
Hyacinth bulbs, $1.25 doz.; 1 ft.
ville.

Crabapple,, Dogwood bushes,
purple Lilac, Cedar, yellow
thornless Roses, 6, $1; blue
Hyacinth bulbs, $1.25 doz.;
Boxwoods rooted, $1 ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Mae Turner, Rt.
6, Gainesville.

Blooming size Gladiolus,
mixed colors, 5c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Noel Payne, Rt. 3,
Canton.

Tris, tall, mixed color, 50c
doz., Poppy seed, 10c. pkg., Sul-
tana, mixed colors, 10c,
Add postage. Mrs, C. C. Gen-
try, Rt. 3. Calhoun.

Ten Boxwoods, $6 ea., others
75c-$3. All sheared and heavy.
Cannot ship. Mrs. W. M. Gil-
bert, 218 Elmo St. College
Park, Ph. PO-1-3864.

Tube roses, Cannas, Day Lil-

lies, Daffodils, Gladiolus, $1
doz.; Ameryllis, Umbrella
Palm, 25c ea. Add post,

Mrs, W. E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Ca.a-
ila.

Chrysanthemum plants: Sil-
ver Wedding, 12, $1.50; White
Ball, Black Hawk, Pink Quill,
White Doty, 12, $1; pink Daisy,
18, $1. Add 25 postage. Miss
Ruth Underwood, Rt. 3, Con-
yers.

Peruvian Daffodils (Ismene),
bloom in June, large fringed
white blossoms on Amaryllis
like stems, good for cuttings.
2 bulbs, $1; 6, $2.75. Mzs. Rosa
G. Poole, 1610 Marion St., Val-
dosta,

ea.





PAGE THREE

Large, yellow Hemerocallis,
$2 doz, very large, double
Orange, $1 doz.; Blue tubor

Morning Glories, 25c ea.; White
Clematis, 3, $1., Red Nerine
Lily, 75e doz.; Purple Violets,
50c doz. Outdoor running
Ferns, 25c ea. Add postage.

Mrs. L. S. Brown, 1321 Wild

Wood Dr., Columbus.

Perennial Verbena, 14 colors,
velvet, brilliant -red, purple
stripe, pink, rose, others, 3
doz., $1.25; Mums, large, med.
and small Buttons; Daisies, 30
or more kinds, 4 doz. (mixed),
$1.25; Cushion Mums (bloom
June until frost), white, bron-
ze, pink, purple, red, 75c doz.
Moss packed. Mrs. H. B. Rob-
erson, Chula.

Steels Jumbo Pansies, Eng.
Daisies, $2.50 C.; Enapdragons,
white, yellow Feverfew, Co-
umbine, Sweet Williams, Adm.
Byrd, Marconi, Painted Daisies,
lavender perennial clove Pinks,
Carnations, 75c doz.; dbl, Hol-
lyhocks, Babybreath, Royal
Robe and Rosina pink Violets,
10c ea. W. R. Wise, Wadley.

Fast growing Lisgustrum, 2-
3 ft, Cherry. Laurels, 1-2 ft.
10c ea. Postage extra. Jack
Phillips, Box 104,. Warm.
Springs. :

By dozen: Daisies, Herbera,
$3, Esther Reid (all white
dbl.) $2; Adm Byrd, $1.25;
Valley Lilies, hardy Carnation, ~
65c; Tritoma, $1; red purple,
pink Verbena, 50c; 3 doz. $1;
12 labeled Hemerocallis, $2 ea. |
and 35c for postage. Mrs. F. M.
Combs, Washington.

Blue Boy cornflower plants,
80, $1; red, vellow, variegated
Cannas, 15, $1. 1 pink Canna
free in ea. order. Mrs. H.. S.
Walker, Rt. 3, Washington.

By dozen: Daisies, Gerbera,
$3: Adm. Byrd, $1.50; Grena-
din, hardy Carnations, white
Feverfew, 65c; 12 lab. Hemer-
ocallis, $2; not labeled, dif,
$1.50; Iris, 2 pink, yellow, red,
bi-color, bronze, $1; 12 Trito-
ma, $1. 35 postage. Mrs. M. P.
Combs, Washington.

Arizona Cypress seedlings,
18-24 in., $5 W. W. Dudley,
Winterville. Ph. LI-6-8788.

Blueridge rose Azaleas, 25
ea. $2 doz; yellow, Primroses,
blue Dutch and blue Silver Iris,
50c doz; Birch, white Hydran-
gea, red, yellow Weigela, blue
and weeping Lilac, Althea, Rosa
of Sharon, red, 50c ea dbl. white
$1 ea. Add postage. Mrs. Pres-
ley Fowler, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Giant size Dahlias, purple,
white, bronze, Jersey Beauty,
red, yellow, 6 bulbs, $1.25; yel-
low Cannas, purple Iris, 60
doz; purple Lilac, 3, $1.20; old
fashion pink Roses, 25c ea; mix.
col, Larkspur and Aster seed,
10c pkt. Postpaid. Mrs. Ethel
Mooney, Rt. 5, Ellijay. :

Orange Daylilies; Star of Be-
thelem purple Foxglove, tame
Violets, wild Irish, Vinco vine,
Daffodils, white Narcissus, 8
doz. $1; red Glads, gold Button
Mums, pink, Phlox, 65 doz;
Goldenbells, purple Lilac, white
Eng. Dogwood, Brideye hedge,
Sweetshrubs, 3, $1. plus post-
age. Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Rt,
3, Box 124 Ellijay.

Dahlias, giant size blooms,
col., carmine red, lemon yellow,
lavender, white, Autum, Jersey
Beauty, white and bronze, 7
tubers, lab., $1.25; Elephant
Ear, 25c clump; rooted Box-
wood cuttings, $1.50 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Marie Mathis, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

. Pink, yellow, red Weigela,
50c ea. large $1; red pink, white
Spirea, pink, purple dbl. Al-
thea and Forsythia, 50c ea; dbl.
orange Daylilies, $1 doz; Cush-
ion Mums, 8, $1; Boxwood, Eun-
onymums $1.30 ea. Del. Ga. No
orders less $1. Mrs. Adell Wil-
liams, Rt. 2, Ellijay. :

Daffodils, orange Daylilies,
Star of Bethlehem, Violets, $3
M; Leopard Lilies, purple King
Iris, Jonquils, white Narcissi,
75c; Bridalwreath, pink Al-
monds, purple Lilac, red Aza-
leas red Quince Japonicas Sweeti
shrubs, red Roses, 2, 50c; small
Boxwods, 6, 50c. Rooted. Add
postage. Mrs. Herman Parks,

Rt. 3. Ellijay.














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Blue and white Hydrangea, Pink, rose, red, salmon Ger- Db. pink and red Geranium
. [ 50c; little red Mums, 50c doz., | aniums, white, red, pink dbl.|cuttings, 25c; June Cactus, 50c;
red Verbena, 60c doz.; Cannas, Begonias, red, pink, rose single} green and red leaf Jew, 2, 12:
6. $1; light red, pink, lavender everbloonting Begonias, salmon,|pink Verbena, 50c doz; ever-
FOR SALE Poppy seed, i5c. tsp. and self-| pink, rose Sutanas, green- -leaf green Privet*hedge- cuttings, one
addressed envelope, Petunia, | with le gt eat Chicken oe cent ea. Mrs. 2 Sg weed
; mixed, 20c tsp; Wooli Worm | zard, pink, purple fuchsia, X-|Juno. ~ :
Sect arccs PS re ee and Star Fish Cactus, 15c cut-|mas Cactus, dbl. Petunia cut- E
: K tings, 15 ea. Add postage. Mrs. Giant Pinning meas. os 10/16
$1.25 C: all col. Dianth Tani ting. Mrs. J. E. Watkins, Rt. 8s, postag
col. Dianthus, Pinks | JD atton. W. H. Rice, Rt. 1, Royston. in. in 1956, Dahlia kind, select-
deep orchid flowering and sky |* ed colors, tested 80 pc , Germ.
blue Iris, $1 doz. Add postage.| Exhibition Mums, rooted cut-| Domestic Nandina seed, 1956 /800 fox $1.00; 400, 50c. Counted
Mrs. J. H. Penland, Ellijay. tings, labeled, white, yellow, Srop, 65c Ib. 4 Ibs. $2.50 with | full Haag prepaid. Bee
: ; 2 % Toa i tra on.out-of-state orders. Westbroo Kingslandy
Trumpet Daffodils,. orange Albatross, Silversheen, Silver c ex a
a" > ; Turners, | Del. 3rd zone in Ga. 5c extra on
Daylilies, blue, t Violets Ball, Blazing Gold, :Turners, Cc
Be of Scdecteuc iss ie ark pink Enchantress, Rose Bowl, | chks. Miss Mittie Collins, Rt. 1, tenes oe: sup red tree
ple King Iris, Leopard Lilies, Detroit News, pink,.. yellow. Braithviig : ; | Dahlia tubers, 8 | $1.20; Ardisia |
-Daffodils, Jonquils, paper white| bronze Indianapolis, other fine] Japanese Iris (Kaempferi), plants, clumps Maiden ~ Hair

Narcissus, 75c C; pink Almonds
purple Lilac, red Azaleas, red
Quince Japonicas, Bridalwreath
2, 50c Rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
Frank Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Sweet violets, 30 plants,
$1.25; Chinese Sacred .. Lilies
$1.25 doz. PP. Mrs. H. B. Clow-
er, Rt. 3, Lawrenceville:

Sunset pink Amaryllis, Rex
and Guinea Wing Begonia, dbl.
-red Geraniums, Alligator plant,
Kalanchoe, Sword and Military
Ferns, yellow and Chicken Giz-
vard, orange Sultana, onion Ca-
cti, Bernard Lily, white stripe
Jew, 1 of ea. damp packed and
PP for. $2... Mrs: Liv La. Hay;
Leary. ~

Booking order for prize win-
mers Ball type Mums, 25c ea;
- Elephant Ears, yellow Cannas,

. pink, white or purple Oxalis,

25e clump; Chinese Holly, 50c;
3 ft. Tea-Olive, 95c. Wet pkg.
Add 35c postage. Mrs. R. J.
Fleming, Linclonton.

- Pink Azaleas, Sweetshrubs, 8,
$2, 4, $2; wild Ivis, 200 bulbs, $1.
King Iris, 75c C; Plum trees, 4,
$1; also yellow root, 50 doz.
roots. Add ne Miss Odell
Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Well rooted Boxwood cut-
dings, $1.50 doz; Dahlia (giant
-size flowers) bulbs, yellow
Jersey
lemon, 7,

Beauty, white red,
red,

- $1.40; Per Phlox, 75 doz;
pink Cannas, $1.35 doz; mix.
col. dbl. Touch-Me-Not seed,
15c pkt. Postpaid. Mrs. Ventis
Weaver, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Purple King Iris, orange Day-
lilies, lemon Lilies, 75e C; pink
Almond, Jasmine, purple Lilac,
pink Weigela, Bridalwreath,
Bridess Boquet, Weeping Mary
pink, red, white Azaleas, Sweet-
shrubs, spice apple Peach and
red, yellow Plum tree, 4, $1;

- Pear, 4, $2. Miss Grace E. Parks,

Rt.

Dahlia bulbs, giant size, some
plooms 10 in. dia. lemon, yel-
Jow, dark rose, variegated pur-
le and lavender, bronze, White
Wonder, red, 6, $1.25; my selec-
$2 doz;
old,
De-

3, Ellijay. Z

tion other giant size,
well rooted Box woods, Yr
$1.50 doz. Postpaid. Mrs.
wey Ellis, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Nice, rooted Nimbergia, red
and white Thrift, and Purple
Robe Brides Maid, 2 doz. $1.25;
$3.50 C.; Salvia, Shirly Poppy,
red WHibuscus seed, 25c_ tea-
spoonful and 3c stamped en-
velope. Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Rt.
1, Dacula.

Ground Ivy, 10e bunch, Jon-
guils, $1 C. Add postage. Mrs.
Rosetta Butler, Rt. 3, Dahlone-
ga.

Star of Bethlehem, $1 C;
Butter and Eggs, 2c bunch.
Not postpaid. Miss Kathryn

Walker, Rt. 3, Dahlonega.

Hollyhocks, white per. Eas-
ter Rose, Boston Ivy, Black-
berry and Regale lilies, 12, $1;
Spruce and White Pine, Mtn.
Laurels, Sourwood, Kezria, Ja-
ponieas, Spirea, Dogwoods, Al-
monds, Barberry, Crepemyrtle,
Calycanthus, Rhododendrons,
Boxwoods, 12, $2; Dbl. Day
lilies, $2.50-C. Mrs. F. M. Eat-
en, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Day and Iris Lilies, Physote-
gia, Ageratum, Mums, Gladio-
Jus bulbs, 50 doz.; Jonquils.

Narcissus, Star -of Bethlehem,
$1.25 (3. mix. col. dahlias, $1.10
doz. PP in Ga. Mrs. Martha

White, Rt. 1, Box 60, Dahlon-
ega.

Very large, blooming. size
white perennial Candy Tuft, 3,

$1, $2.50 doz. postpaid.. Mrs.
Kate Harrell, Fayetteville, Ph.
4-181,

var., $2 doz. PP. Moss packed.
Mrs. Burton J. Wilber, 1006
Adams St., Decatur. Ph. DR-3-
6804.

No. 1 Gladiolus bulbs, 60c
doz.; Dahlias, large Commo-
dore, yellow, Mrs. Thos. Eid-
son, red, Ogden -Reid, rose,
Commando, lavender - blue,
White Wonder, D-Day, bright

rose, $3 PP. Bonnie Weeks,

Dials, s : game
Cannas; Pres., Euzeka, City

Portland, Colossal, red and!

yellow Humbert, King Midas,
$icdoz.. 5n,Ce shaggy Mums,
yellow, white, red, gold, laven-
der, 50c doz. 3 doz. $1.25; im-
proved. Shasta Daisies, 50c doz.;
Physostegea, Petunias, pink
Verbena, 35c doz. $2 C. Mrs.
Jimmy S. Greene, Dixie.

Nice size Glad bulbs, sev.
col., $1 doz.; red Indian Flag,
80c doz.; Foxglove, 90 doz.;
Gif. col. Verbena, $1 doz.; red

rass Pinks, 80 doz.; 3 col.
Scabiosa seed and plants, 50c
doz.; -Angel Trumpet seed. 2
doz. 10c. Mary C. Tumilin,. Eas-
tanollee.

Strong, well rooted Adm.
Byrd Daisy plants, Ht. 24-36
in., blooms up to 5 in. dia.,
$1 doz.: 25, $1.75 at my home,
or $1.25 doz., 25, $1.75 PP..
Mrs. O. S. Searbrough. 405 So.
Church St. East Point. PH. PO-
Teg YDS:

Blooming size Sweet Wil-
liams and dbl. whtie Feverfew,
60c doz.: yellow Yarrow. dbl.
Hollyhocks, Siberian Waliflow -
er, $1 doz.; buddingGeraniums,
red and salmon,. Sesion toe dite
Coleus. 6, 75c. Add gabe
Mrs. H. H. Sialndker, Rt.
Elberton. :

Mixed Eiiyinieenae large
small, colors, tall pink. and
white Daisy, Silver Ball, yel-
low Autumn Glow, Buttons,
yellow, bronze and other var:,
Shasta daisies, yellow and pink
Yarrow, 3 doz. $1.35 PP. Well
packed. Mrs. H. A. Fambrough,
Rt. 1, Elberton.

Seed. Cockscomb velvety red,
extra large blooms: Poppy very
dbl., saucer size, Chinese red,
Salmon Queen, Sultana hy-
brids. mix. col. bloom every
month, all, 25 tsp., purple
giant Achimenes bulbs, 50. $1.
Add postage. Mrs. Frank Clem=
ents, Enigma.

Gladiolus, salmon pink col.
nic blooming size bulbs. $2
C. PP in Ga. Mrs. Hattie Wig-
ley, Rt. 1, Dallas.

Boxwood, well rooted, young
old,

plants, 6-10 in. 1-2 yrs.
$3 doz. 10,000 to choose from,
Prompt del. PP. Marvin E.

West, Rt. 2, near Lees Mill.

Lavender and rose Sultanas,

Begonias, dbl, pink Geraniums,
rooted, 25c ea. Add 25c post-
age to $1 orders; also red and
pink rose Verbena, 50c doz
Mrs. Mary Shrum, Rt. 1, Box
108. Fitzgerald: :

Dthlia bulbs, Cannas, Milk
and Wine and lemon Lilies, 25
ea; pink Verbena, 10 bunches
$1: dark red Verbena, 25c ea;
Johnnie- Jump-Ups, Oxalis, Ph-
lox, Fall Pinks, Dewdrops, Lark-
spur, one cent ea; Snapdragons,
50c doz. Begonias, 20% ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Lester Phillips,
Rt. 1, Royston.

Nandinas, 14-18, 40 ea. 3,
$1; rose Thrift, $1 C; dbl. sal-
mon and red Geraniums, red
and pink everblooming Be-
gonias cuttings, 15e ea; Fluffy
fern and Oak Hydrangea, 25
ea; pink per, Phlox, 40c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Cromer, Rt. 1
Royston.



red Rosebye. aid Ansel. Wire mix., 3 doz. $1; German Beard- |}



blooming size, $10 C; Ginger
Lilies, 25c ea; Adm. Byrd Dais-
ies, $2 doz; May Daisies, $1 doz.!
Gerberas, . single, 25c ea; Dbl.,
75c ea. Del. V. W. Wilson, Rt.
3, Box 184, Savannah.

Cherry Laurels, 8-12 in., 25c,
5, $1; Bamboo plants rooted. 10-
15 in., $1 doz. 2-3 ft., ide ea;
Mimosa Abelia, Altheas, 50c ea;
Christmas Honeysuckle, Sweet-
shrubs, 25c ea; Camellia Japon-
icas, rooted, 4- 6 in. red varigat-
ed and single pink, 75 ea. Oth-
ers W. T. Whaley, Sparta. ~

Extra large type, mix. col.,
red, yellow, white gold, laven-
der, purple variegated, red and
white. yellow and white Cush-
jon dwarf, yellow, white Daisy
Mums, 3 doz. $1.25; white, yel-
low Lady Bankston roses, $1.50
ea. Add .postage. Mrs. Vv. M.
Johnson, Shellman. , :

Chrysanthemums, Rose Dawn,
Golden King, Pink Doty, White
Doty, Golden Wedding, Bronze,
pink Cluster, Colters shaggy
Orchid, Golden Sunset, $1.50
doz. plus postage; also Cushion
Mums. Miss Kate ome Rt. 3,
Summerville.

Chryganthemums ; lends: all
col. in Exhibition, Fujii, Ane-
mone, Pom Pom and Button
var; also Daisies and other per-
ennials. Miss Frances Taylor,
Sharon.

Mix. col. Iris, $4 C; April
blooming Narcissus, and. purple
Violets, $1 C; Star of Bethle-
aoe 75e C. Mrs. John ee

2, Temple.

Achillea or Yarrow, Sink and
white, Star of Bethlehem, yel-
low, Golden Glow, Vinca Minor,
| red Spider Lilies, 50c doz; Jap-
anese white Wisteria, 50c ea;
Lilliope, purple spike, $1 C. Add
postage. Mrs. O. S. Fields, 407
No. Madison St. Thomasville.

Honeysuckle, Sweet shrub,
Bird of Paradise, running Hon-
-eysuckle, Cape Jasmine, French
Mulberry, 10c ft. Exch. for
Print sacks. M.O. only. No out-
of-state orders. Mrs. Nina Loyd,
| Rt. 1, Toomsboro.

Watermelon, Deerhorn,
Star-fish and Peanut Cactus,
25c ea. Add postage. Mrs. War-
ren McDaniel, Rt. 2, Talking
Rock.

10 Dwarf Boxwoods, about 3
ft. high and 3-5 ft. dia. Nola
Garland, Rt. 1, Talking Rock.

- Red, Javender, rose, light
pink with white- -eye Verbena

| plants, -$1.50 C. PP in Ga; $1. 25 |

if called for. Mrs. si WwW. Brad-
ford, Tignall. :

i Flower seed: Lace fern, 10
for 10c and stamped, addressed

Toccoa.

Gladiolus adie. many col.
ed Iris, named. var., mix., not
labeled, 15 Rhizomes, $1; 35
Rhizomes, $2: Add postage. Mrs.
Sherman Duckett, Talking

Rock.

Redbud, Tea-olive, red and
pink Crepemyrtle, red~ Holly,
Mimosa, Catawba, Black Rose,
Sweet Bay, Magnolia, pink and
white Almond, red, white, pink
Pillow Roses, Hydrangea, New
Years Lightningrod, Butterfly
bush, Flowering Crab and
Peach. Mrs. J. G. Soy Rt. 1,
Toomsboro.

Leirope,* lavender border
plant, $1. C; Van H. Spirea,
white Wisteria, Feather Spirea,
Forsythia, watermelon pink
Crepemyrtle, orange Lantana
and Nandina, 50c ea. 3, $1.;
Jumbo Crinum, white spider,
Apostle and hybrid Amaryllis

tube-rose bulbs, $1.25. doz;

liams, Yarrow, 75c doz;

pot plants,

becca.

envelope. Pat Crawford, Rt. 3,

lilies, 3, $1.00. Add postage. Miss ;

45c ea. Miss Emma eee
Oliver.*

Rose scented also pink, pur-
ple white Geraniums, 30c ea;
Cinnamon, Thanksgiving, Xmas
and Golden Stars Cacti, 15c ea;
lemon Lilies and fuchsia col.
Verbena, 10c.ea; Phlox and
Petunias, 15 doz. Rooted. Mrs.
D. W. Faircloth, Rt. 1) Pitts.

~ Cannas: Eureka, President,
City Portland, Hungaria, Rose-
mond. Cole, red and yellow
Humbert, King Midas, Colossal,
Wyoming, Richard Wallace, $1.
doz. $5. C; red Spider lilies os

col. shaggy type Mums, 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. J. E. Harrell,
Rt. 4, Quitman.

pissmmiae size duplex Gerbera
Daisies, 25 ea; red Spider Lem-
on and dbl. Orange Day Lilies,
per. blue Salvia, Silver King,
small Nandinas, Sweet Wil-
pur-
ple per. Phlox, 25 ae Steels
jumbo Pansies, $2.50 C ae
Johnson Usry, Stapleton. |

Yellow with ie center |
Iris, hedge white Rose cuttings, |
old fashioned Daffodils and
Lemon Lilies, 25c doz; puke
cluster dee Roses, well |
rooted, 10e ea. 3, 25c. Add pos- |:
tage. Mrs. Ned purvel, Sabus:

Gap.

Daisy Shanna: yellow, white | :
and pink, 1 doz. 50c Miss Geor-
gia Winkles, Raymond. a

\ Johnny-Jump - Ups, yellow.
white, rust Daisy Mums, Pi

tunias, pink Verbena, blu
Salvia, blue Agertum, Star Lily
Oxalis bulbs, 35 doz; 20 dif. |
$1. Add _ postage.
Exch. for sacks. Mrs. Jos. Gibbs,
Rt. 2, Box 67, Rebecca.

Red, pink running Roses and
blue Butterfly bush, rooted, 15c |
ea; red Salvia, dif. col. Mums, |
mix. Petunia, Larkspur, mix.
col. 15 doz; Century plants, 25
ea; Chicken Toe Rubber plant,
mint, Jobes Tears, 10c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. P. Ez. Seay Re-

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fern and pineapple Geraniums, he

mums, 40c doz; For
rea, white! Wisteria, }
5 | Japonica. Flowering Lh
Lilacs, Je lige J, Jon

40c doz; annual P|
rooted blue Hy dr
Jasmine,

Holly. State

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flower, Shasta an Pain
scies, Plumosa, Ce W
ters, Alyssum, Co:
eratum, Imperi Si
dytuft, Hollyhock, Snaj
Nieremberiga, Chrysa
mums, red, 6 50e Coral
ea. No less $1. lots del
EV? Franklin, Sr., Regi

Zinnia seed, all var.
some very fine and all
25c teacupful. Add post:
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Jonesboro 6483

large, reds tinea

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price.
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15 tons,
baled without.

ericea hay,

uality, rain,

% Hay Baled oats, 70c Spates
Crabgrass and Lespedeza,
bale. Good a square bales,

mixed with Johnson gzass, $25
ton, at Rutland farm.. Guy W.

without rain,

| OKelleys Store. E. M. Saine,
| Rt. 1, Murrayville!

| hay, square bales, 1956 crop,
baled without rain: See. 3eP)
Moseley, Rt .20, Oak Hill Com-
munity, Covington, Sees

Good quality hay! 50 tons

| Jesse Mitchell, Mgr. Callaway
Hereford Farm, ee Ph.
eae 4474,

Tiga Cane, red: seaciety: Tc

or $50 M. at Bank. Sid: a
| Brooklet.

- 200-250 bu. Feed corn, $1.40
bu. See at farm. tC, Coope:,
| Senoia.

~ Good quality Alfalfa
del. 5 to -10 ton lots,
100 mi.

hay,
radius
$50 ton; Sericea hay,
$35. ton. Joe D. Murrow,
Farmington. Ph.. SO-9- 2948.
100 .bales hay

in square

me bales, for sale. Will del. Ralph
| Dangar,

Woodstock, Ph. Ros-
well 2472. ~

2 ville. ePhs
: ~15_ tons good peanut runner

| Cantrell, Rt. 1, Pitts.

1,000 bales extra good Oat
| Straw, $15 ton; 300 bales Mea-
dow grass hay, $20 ton at my
.| barn. Joe B. Hee sbetlinth, ae



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income dollar in eight. comes

sperity of our farmers is directly

ithe American Merchant Marine
det to foreign parkate

good

| square bales, twine tied, from
| well fertilized field, $20 ton. |
=. 4)-Chas, D: Mewborn, Rt. 1, Hart-
=. | well. Ph. FR-6-2508.

60c

jall baled 6. Norman
Trammell, RICA Mind 4S a i
Ph. No. 4144.

Alfalfa hay, $35 ton; Aifalta

= in square bales, |
. | $1.75 bale at my barn, 2 mi,

Sev. tons. good Gay- Tan Bean 926

Pear and 100 tons Kudzu.

per stalf. R. H. sareer, ve a
Hampton. eee
Old Maniced soft light

. green Sugar Cane, 6c per stalk,

cake: 800- 1000 bu. feed oats, eo
| wt, 34.7 1b. per bu. Bulk, 85

/bu. sacked, 90c bu. in truck
leads. L. E.~ Akins, Powers-
-MA- 5-7981.

hey, $20 ton at my barn. H. E.

|| Rosie. Crowe,

ine z

peanut hay, $20 ton at farm,
5 mi. SE of Pinehurst. Mrs. bik
W. Seago, Rt. A Pinehurst.

Good, clean hay, 50-60. Ib
ave. wt. Orchard grass, Fescue,
Clover and Lespedeza, 80c bale;
have about 1500 bales. Ervin
Jones, Rt. 4, Blairsville.

Ga. green Cane, ave. 6 ft.
per stalk, well kept,
stalk, at farm. P. V. Pridgeon,
te | 688 Owens St.., aE AY LO: Ph.

300 a White: corn, not Hy-

Rut :
Rees Rd, epeginr Ph brid, slipped shuck, 75 Ibs. to
DR- 7 6371. ; Her | bu. strictly first class corn for
lily (has Ser See Bread or Feed, $1.35 bu. FOB
Goods Alfalfa hay Cned aos place. Manly Davenport,

Z
_ Good Lespedeza and Bermu-
da hay, 50c bale (big bales),
}baled in 1956. At my barn. R. A.
Dougherty, Rites 4, rn. Ph.
1.

- Heavily fertilized, high oe
tein hay, any quantity square
and round bales per tn: Seri-
cea Lespedeza and Brown Top
Miblet,- $25.00! Johnson grass
and. Bermuda grass, $20.00;
Johnson and Crab grass, $22.00;
wheat, oat & rye straw, $15.00.
Consider exch. for good feeder
steers. James Butts, Mgr. B&B
Ranch, The Rock, Ph.. Thomas-
ton 3760, :

- Shucked ear corn, for Feed,
at my place. J. BE Lowe, Fort
Valley. S

~ Hay per ton: 10 tons Alfalfa,
25 pct. Crab grass, $30.00 ton;
2 tons Millet, $25.00 at farm.
Lester McCrary, Molena..

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE





100 bu. cert. hieoh PR. sweet
potatoes for bedding, $2.50 bu.
at storage house of J. M. Chris--
| tian, Rt. 2, Stockbridge. J. B.
Christian, Jonesboro, Grower
and cert. by 1957 Sweet Potato
Plant. Regulations of the Ga.
Dept Entomology.

Cert. Gold Rush and La.
Yellow Skin P. R., potatoes, $4
bu. Will ship No. 1 or small..
FOB. E. F. Entrekin, Rt. 2
Box 53, Bremen. .

White crowder pea seed, 3
lbs. $1; Willetts Wonder frost-
proof Eng. pea seed, 50c cup;
$1.50 Ib.; also Green Glaze
collard seed, 15e tbls. 2 tbls.,
| 25e; 10, $1. Postpaid. Mrs. Jp A
Wilson, Martin.

White, tender,
beans, 65c cupful;
Javas, 40c cup; catnip. 25c
bunch; peppermint, $1.25 for
4 doz. plants: , garlic plants, $1
for 4 doz. Postpaid in Ga.
Shipped promptly. P. B. Brown,
Rt. 1; Ball Ground.

White, multiplying nest on-
jons, $1.50 gal. PP.. No CoD.
Mrs. S.- A. Browning, Rel;

i Ailey.

Brown Top Millet, eet in
new bags, .purity, 99.56 pet.;
germ. 85 pet., 12 Tb. also. Cit-
trus Mollasses, 35c gal. All
| FOB Ranch. James Butts. Mer.,
B&B Ranch. The Rock. - Ph.
Thomaston 3760.

- Extra good Klondike and
ese ae Strawberry plants,
+$1 C., $5 M., White nest onions
$1.50 gal. Mrs. Guy oa RES
|i, Cumming.

- Mtn. Huckleberry
Dues 75c, 2 doz.; imv. Klon-
dike Strawberry $1 C.;. imp.
field Dewberry and Blackberry,
50c doz:; Muscadine. 3, 4 fi
rooted, 45 ea. Add postage.
Cumming.

Sere plants, Blake-
more, $1.50 C., Mastodon, $1.25
C., Klondike $1 C., Catnip, 30c
punch, Peppermint, 30c doz.,
Mtn. Huckleberry, 75e doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Hood, Rt. 1,
i Gainesville,

half runner
early Blue

(bearing

: Catnip, 150 ea, also a few
| Garlic bulbs 10c ea. Orders of
$1 or more PP. Mrs. Albert Ar-
mour, Rt. 1, Box 156, Alto.

Yellow nest (potato) onions,
$1.25. gal: Add postage. Cora
| Mae Hammontree, Ri. 2, Chick-



_ bamauga.

~ Approx.-2 tonsgood, stacked

Teper |

| pure; 80 pet.





MARKET BULLETIN

Brown Turkey Fig bushes,
rooted, 2 yrs. old and everbear-
ing, $1 ea.; fig sprouts, rooted,
50c ea. At my place. No ship-
ping. W. S. McCurdy, 1110 Clif-
ton Rd., N.E., Atlanta.

Kudzu Crowns, 1, 2 yr. old,
well rooted, $2: C.; 500, $7;
$12.50 M. Add postage. Curtis
Heard, Rt. 1, Gainesville,

Yellow Delicious Apple trees,

State insp., 5, 6 ft., 65c ea. Add
postage. Guy Bolt, 223 Claire
St., Rossville.

Mtn. Huckleberry plants,

bearing size, 85c dozy Hazel-
nut, field Blackberry and Dew-

berry, :85c doz. red Plum
sprouts, 3 for $1.25; Wild
Strawberry 5 doz., $1.20; Yel-

low Roots, washed clean, 4 lb.,
$1.25. Add postage. Mrs. Nancy
Henderson, Rt. 3, Box 124, Elli-
Jay.

Old time little white tender
Half Runner garden beans, 94

|pet. Germ; white, tender cut-

short cornfield beans,\ 90 pct.
Germ. Bears heavy planted as
pole beans, $1 cupful plus post-
age. te for 1 cup; -23, for: 2.
Mrs. T. H. Wade, Rt. 1, Talk-
ing Rock.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
20c start and a self-addressed
stamped envelope. Miss Annie
Ruth Weeks, Dial.

225 bu. Victor grain oats,
pure seed, 96.24; 95 pct. Germ.
75 bu. in bulk at farm. Bring
your own sacks. Joe, Elrod, Sz.,
317 No. Hill St., Griffin. -

Good, tender cornfield . bean,
speckled cutshorts sand white
creaseback, also, mixed cut-
shorts, ea. 65c cupful. Add post,
age. Preston Southerland, Rt. 3
Ellijay. > _

Have some ald fashioned ips
Barberry seed, want party to
grow and del. to me one half
of trees when grown. J.
Bower, Covington.

_ Brown striped half runner
bean seed, Germ. 87 pet., 60c
cupful; red: and white spotted
crowder peas, Germ. 85 pcet., ea.
35c lb. Add postage. Lee Hood,
Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Cert. Sagrain combine, grain
sorghum, tested to be 99.11 pct.
Germ. No weed
seed nor other var. 4200 lbs.
$10.00 CWT in 100 lb. bag lots
only, FOB. E. P.. Drexel, Rt. 3,
Tifton. Ph. 1052W-1.

- Ga. Red cert, seed sweet po-
tatoes, $4. 00 bu. at my farm at
No. Tifton; book-

Chula, 7 mi.
ing orders for cert. Ga. Red
plants for later del. $4.00 M.

Fgh Rigdon, ations Ph. 281W-

Pepper seed: Bouquet, 66 pet.

Germ. 10c for thimble. full; Sev-

en Year, 81 pet. Germ. 5 pods,
10c. Plus self-addressed, stamp-
ed envelope for all. Toney Jack-
son, Rt. 2, Waco..

Martin gourd seed, 15c tbls.
Tommy oS Menlo.

New Giant Strawberry (ber-
ries very large, rich in color and
flavor) damp packed, . $2. C.
PP. Mrs. Tom Harkins, Ra O;
Box 4, Mountain City. -

Well rooted, cert. Suwannee
Bermuda Stolons, in 3 bu,
moisture resistant bags bear-
ing the tag and seal of the Ga.
Crop Improvement Assn. - $3.
bag. D.. Cy Brumbalow, County
Agent, Ft. Gaines.

~ Nice heavy rooted sage Sines
6, 60c, 12, $1. Exc. for a few
Thomas Thin Shell Black Wal-
nuts to plant or 3 or 4 small
trees. ..ust be genuine Thomas.
L. J. Vollrath, Smyrna.

Dorsette _ (large berry and
fine flavor) and Jewell, extra
early, strawberry plants. $1.
C.. Add postage. Mrs. Ethel
Beach, Rt. 1 Gainesville.

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

Early bearing Strawberry
plants, 70c C. 300 $2. PP. S. E.
Jackson, Rt. 2, Fayettville.

Klondike and Lady T. Straw:

berry plants, 90e C., 300 $2;
50C_ $3. Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2,
Gainesville. :

muda onion plants,



old fashioned, large

Germ; white, 6-wks. bunch
bean seed, 91 pct. Germ. ea.
75c cupful. Postpaid. Miss ~

Mamie Anderson, P.'O. aoe a
Ellijay.

Nice Strawberry plants, .
300.
$2.50. PP Damp packed. Mrs.
W. M. Bryant, 5415 Emory Dr.,, .

(some in bloom), $1.. C.

Savannah.

Mastondon Strawberry plants,
50c C., Muscadine, red, black,
40c doz., Plums, large,

Persimmon, Cherry, Mulberry,
5, $1. Add postage Mrs. Thomas
J. Watson, Rt. 3, Box 217, Li-
thonia. ~ .

Rooted Sage plants, 50c doz.
Send 25c postage per doz. Mrs.

Bethie Burt, Rt. 4, Dawsonville.

Large Blackmore Strawberry
plants, $1. C., $6. M. Add pos-
tage. Mart Clonts, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Tomato plants, Rutger and
Marglobes ready March 15th, .
500 $2.00; $4.00 M. Roots ~10ssed;
White Bermuda onioa plants,
500 $1.25, $2. M. Full Count.~

E. Li; Fitzgerald, Box 662 Fitz j

gerald.

Spring grown, Chas. and E.
J. Wakefield Cabbage, also
White sweet S8ermuda onion
plants, 500 $1.25; $2..M., 5 M.,
$7.50 Exp. Col.; Cert. ee
globe and Rutgers, tomato
pats ready April 1st. Mrs. fT

Sage plants, Catnip Bunches,

| Black Raspberry, Black Walnut

trees, Cherry trees, 6, $1.; Con-
don Giant Mastodon,
-bearing Strawberry plants, $1.
C. Add postage. Mrs. Mae Tur-
ner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Mtn. Huckleberry, Blackber-
ry, and* Dewberry plants, 50e
doz.,
50c; Catnip,
postage Mrs.
Cumming.

Select Kudzu crowns, 2-3
yr. old stock, handled right,
$12 M. at farm $14.50 M. del.
or packed for Exp. State Cert.
if desired. Y. M.~ Anderson,
Williamson.

BH. SJ. and: Chas. 7 W; frost=
proof cabbage and white Ber-
300, $1.233
ae Chanclor,

25

Otis Mashburn,

$2.50 M... Del.
Pitts.

Kudzu crowns, rooted, $2 C:;
$14 M. Send postage. H. C.
Reid, 2303 So. Pryor Rd. S. W,,
Atlanta 15. Ph. PO-1-7626.

2 .
Everbearing Strawberry plants, *

90c C., del. by parcel post,
damp packed. H. G. Gresham,
Rt. 2 Loganville, ph. 2218.

Brown Turkey fig bushes, 3-
yrs. old, rooted, State Inspect-
ed. $2. ea. PP. G. M. Moseley,
Menlo.

Crabapple, Spicewood, Mus-
cadine, Fox Grape, 6, $1.25,
Red Gold Strawberry, $1.25 C.,:

Mullein plants, 12, $1, Yellow-
root Plant, 15, $1; Hazelnut,
Blueberry, 12, $1.25. Mrs. .

| M. Eaton, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Old fashion limber twig Ap-)
ple, white English Peach, and
Blue Damson Plum = sprouts,:
50c ea., 3, $1. Mrs. A. D, Jones,
Rt. 1, Cumming.

- Rutger and Early Scarlet
Dawn Tomatoes, Broccoli, Brus-
sels sprouts, Cabbage - Collard,

Wakefield Cabbage, Lettuce,
Cauliflower, Hot, Bell, Pimine-
to Peppers, Eggplant, Celery,
35 doz. (del. in no less $1
lots); Asparagus, $1.25 doz.
Lemon = Balm, Mint, Sage,
Thyme, 6, 50c. Mrs. H. Ve
Franklin Sr., Register.

Booking orders for big Cole!
lard (green grower) plants, $1;
M. at farm for large orders. J.
H. Davis. Rt. 1, Box 370, Mil-
ledgeville. : a

Quality Marglobe tomatd
plants, $1. C.; 200, $1.75;
$3.50; $6 M. PP. Now readys
V. H. Smith, Grower, Rt. . 2,
Box 141, Colquitt. pees

-Tenn. Beauty and Blakemore
strawberry plants, $1 C.; $9 M.;
also Lawton blackberry, $1 doz.
$8-C. PPP. Hi Graves, Fay-
etteville.

PAGE riVE _

, white
half runner bean seed, 84 pet. -

red 2-3
ft, 75 doz; Dewberry, 40c doz.

Stokes Box 349, Ftzgerald..

ever:

Blakemore Blackberry 6,_
bunch. Add

500, s








PAGE SIX







State-wide

Coastal Plain

Coastal Plain

Mountain and

Piedmont

Coastal Plain

State-wide

Mountains

Limestone Valley
Pisdmont
State-wide

North Georgla

Coastal Plafn



Area of Adaptation

Limestone Valley Georgia 101 (W)

RECOMMENDED
CROP VARIETIES

Following are the crop varieties recommended by the
Agricultural Extension Service for planting in Georgia fol-
| lowing tests at Georgia Experiment Stations.

COTTON

Variety

Empire Wilt Resistant

Coker 100 Wilt Resistant \

Plains

Stonewilt i 6

PEANUTS

Dixie Spanish

GFA Spanish

Dixie Runner &

Southeastern Runner 56-18

{N. C. Runner)

Virginia Bunch 67

Virginia Bunch G2

Virginia Runner G 26

Georgia Hybrid Selection 119-20

TOBACCO |

Jilick

Golden Cure
Golden Harvest
402

CORN
Dixie 33 (W)

Coker 911 (W)
Tenn. 29 (W)

Dixie 22 (Y) }
U.S. 282: {)
Tenn. 90 (Y)

Georgia 10! (W)
Georgia 103 (W)
Coker 911 (W)
Funk G-785W (W)
Dixie 82 (Y)
Dixie 18 (Y)

N22 C277 48
Wood S-210 (Y)
Funk G-714A (Y)

Cribbing
Coker 811 (W).

18 ()

Early Hogging-Oft
'Georgia 101 (W)

Dixie 22 (Y)
Dixie 82 (Y)
N. C..27 ()

Dixie

Very Early Hogging-Off
U.

S. 13 and other hybrids of

similiar maturity.

_ GRAIN SORGHUM

Martin's Combine Milo
Redbine 60
Redbine 66
Early He ari

SOYBEANS

Oil Lee and Dorman, C-N-S-4,
Hay Jackson, Roanoke, Yellow
Gatan, C-N-S-4.

Oil Jackson, Lee and Roanoke,

C-N-S-4.

Hay Jackson, Roanoke, Yellow
Gatan, C-N-S-4.

Oil Jackson, Roanoke, Lee
J.E.W. 45, C-N-S-4,
GRASS

Coastal Bermuda

Dallis grass (imported seed)
Starr millet

Tift Sudan grass-

Kentucky Fescua 3!
Alta fescue
Orchard grass
Browntop millet

Pensecola Behia
Suwannee Bermuda





SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE



Blakemore Strawberry plants,
$1 C. Add postage. Mrs. Fred
Aaron, Aska.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED





Want small amt. black seed
of Black Diamond Watermelon.
G. ia Northeutt, Rt. 2, College
Par

Want some old fashioned
type Negro Killer potato
plants, or would buy few po-
tatoes. J. C. DeVane, Adel.

Want 1 bu. cert. Bunch Vel-
vet beans. Quote price, or
ship COD to Rockyford. (RR



shipping point). S.._W. West,
Rt. 1, Garfield,
- FOR SALE



Hand mill feed grinder, 20 in.
wheel (diameter) grinds 2 to 4
bu. an hr. in good condition
$6.50 at my place. J. J. John-.
ston, Waynesboro.

Allis Chalmers B model trac-
tor, 1-row, good tires, 2-disc
plow, AC mower, $445. J. H.

! White, Calhoun, Rt. 4

Farmall H_ tractor;
paint, extra good tires, recon-
ditioned motor since past sea-
son. Equipped for hydraulic
system, $625. J. D. Graham,
Jr, Bowman, Rt-2; a

1953 T. D. 18 A Intl. tractor
wth double drum unit and an-
gle blade. Has original rails.
Will sell cheap Darsey Dasher,
Metter, Ph. 5-4790 or 5-3831.

- 2-Row blade stalk cutter.
Massey-Harris Mermuda grass
plow. Ferguson subsoil plow,
all in good condition, 3 point
hitch type. H. G. Wiley, Cobb.

2-Horse wagon and walking
cultivator, pulled by mules, in
good condition for used farm

{ tools, $20 ea. Also other farm

tools, plows, etc. for mule
farming. Will sell cheap. J. C.
Newsom, Sandersville.

Dairy equipment. 6-can milk
cooler, DeLaval 3-unit milker,
30 gal gas hot water heater and
10 steel stanchions, $300. Sell
all or part. C. L. McClure, Oak-
wood.

Massey-Harris self-propelled
combine with 10 ft. blade, used,
2 yrs. and in good condition.
Sell for cash; Also Allis Chal-

mers No. 60 tractor and com-
bine for sale or exchage. W. R.
Lindsey, Lenox, Box 233.

plete with all connections and

sprinklers, 1800 ft. pipe, all in

good condition for less than half
price of new equipment; Also
new idea transplanter,
a, $170. Geo. W. Varn, Ha-
hira.

Chore Master garden tractor,
with 2-1/2 or 3-horse cast iron
Clinton motor. Sell with or.
without attachments. E. B.
_ Gainesville, 149 Forest

ve.

Farmall Super C. tractor, mo-
tor just completely overhauled,
planters and cultivators, dust-
ing machine, 2-disc low, lime
spreader, Int] make. Intl trac-
tor wagon, complete with set
bodies. See. Kelvin G. Ozburn
Mansfield, or call Covington
6563.

1952 Ford tractor with 2-disc
tiller, Dearborn harrow, plant-
ers and cultivators, in excellent
condition. Write: A. M. Russell,
Atlanta, 2218 Dunseath Ave. or
call Ph. Sy. 4-8483.

Allis Chalmers tractor, WC
starter lights, lift power take-
off, good rubber, in good con-
dition; 2-disc plow, 2-row culti-
vator, mowing machine, $550.
Can see after 5:00 p.m. near
Hopewell School. ceatee M..





Honea, Alpharetta, Rt.. 3.

original |

also fee!

[Rt 1

U A ata A.
sed irrigating system com. laule Sick: 15 goed tse 1

new |



Farmall M tractor, Athens 4-| 1

disc tiller, 16-dise Intl. harrow,
No. 52 Int'l. combine, John

_| Blue cotton duster. All in good

condition, priced right. H. A.
Deaton, Winder, Rt. 1, Ph. 8402.

M. 8 yards, $2000. Also bulldoz-
er, D, 6 cab, with 10 tooth root
rake, $5, 500. W. Lee Kitchens,
Macon, Ph, 59684.

1955 Farmall super A seceien

plenty cultivators, 2-dise turn-}

er, 2 section disc harrow, all
bought late Spring 1955, good as
new Sell or consider trading for
Farmall Cub in good condition.
Taylor Toles, Menlo.

Completely rebuilt 9N Ford
tractor, $500; 1 AXB 400 gal.
Friend sprayer, 35 Gpm, PTO,
$500; Gas powered water pump,
3000 GPH, $35; sev. good har-
rows, trailers, field. boxes, bush

and bog plow, 16 ft. weeder, | ;

other farm tools. Jack Welden,
Griffin, Rt. D, Ph. 5896.

John Deefe model 40 T, 2-
row tractor and equipment,
planters, cultivators, bush and
bog harrow, 1 sub-soil plow. All
an perfect condition, $1,700. Mrs.
J. W. Dunson, Jonesboro, FR:
Jonesboro 8012. ,

Set Caterpillar tracks (22),|

new pins and bushings; Earth
Master tractor, planters, culti-
vators,- disc plow and harrow,
Cheap or Trade. W. M. David-

son, Carrollton, Rt. 1.

Good garden tractor jhar-| mo
rows, turn plow, cultivator, in
good condition. Mrs. Ava. Peep-
Wells, Stone en ae, Ph.
3539.

John~ Deere combine, 1951
model, 12 A, 6 ft. blade, in good
condition cheap. Grady~ Allen,
Danielsville, Rt. 1. SS

Ferguson tractor eet a
9 BO Tiller, and H-8 Athens
harrow, Mrs. F. T. Brown,
Douglasville, Rt. 4, Ph. 3086.

Complete seedings equipment
for 3000 broilers, automatic gas
brooders, automatic waterers,
rs, $300. J. ~ a
son, Roc elle,

1952 John iecic B ioaell
tractor, good condition; plant-
ers, cultivators, 4-dise J. D, till-
er, 6 row targart poisoning ma-
chine. Priced to sell, at farm.
John A Hale, Watkinsville.

1951 Ford tractor, in good
condition, $700; 2-disc Dearborn
plow, $125; 20-dise harrqw, $110;
Cultivators and stalk cutter,
$175; 1956 model 6-row cotton
duster, $100. J. E. peas)
Camesville, Rt:

2 Unit rite-way milking ma-

|W, Rowland, Sr.
Le Tourneau scraper, model}























Frick grain

straw stacker, 1 Case
machine. = Ww.
noia, Fete 2, Ph. 128

s 1-Horse Wagon, in|
10)

come Ra. Chit Folds
Rt. 5, Box 118, Ph.

2-Row
cultivator,

ailer for Ford |

utchenson, Austell, Rt. .

1949 Model Allis Cl
2-row tractor, all

1953 John tDeere
harrow, cultivators
er, in No, 1 condition.
my home, 1-1/2 Mi. S.
cula, any day except |
pers MMi, Dac!
1.

Farmall acne

20, good rubber, engine
running order, other
good working order

tor fuel or i

| shipping chgs. Mrs. W.
derson, Jasper, Rt. 2:

Charles C :
Heards
7-7050.

- Massey-Harris. 22
3 point hitch, disc
and bog harrow, sm
row, mowing

chine, 1 extra pail, in eee
conditions, $100. P. A. mes,
Stockbridge, Ph. 43 a7. x

1950 Model 1D-6 Diesel trac- dise
tor on rubber, 55 H. P. 24x13
tires, Taylor Way 10 ies har- |<

row, /$1,200,, FOB farm. Letters
ans. John ager oa Lavereaceriti1

Binder with ee hitch or)

Sell or trade for cattle. G. E.
Johnson, Forsyth.

Turner power hay paler, PTO.
driven, used 1 season, good as
new, $350. R. K. Hicklin, Jones-
boro, Rt. 1,. Ph. 4781. -

6-row cotton Fistek ia in good
shape, used very little, $100. T.
G. Holland, Powder Springs, bh:
1.

2 horse drawn iba wins har- |

rows 2-horse wagon, 1 hand
Lespedeza sower. Lela McDan-
iel, Norcross, Ph. 2013.

Good 3-dise Athens _ tiller,
mew disc, $150. Roy D, Wallis,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 2.

Letz feed mill No. 340, in
good condition, complete with
molasses attachment, $350, FOB |
farm, Dalton-Lafayette Hwy. R.
Carter ~~ Dalton, Box
891.

Allis Chalmers tractor, Model
WD, in very goed condition,
equipped - with hydraylic lift,
power take-off, 2 clutch system.
George Hollinshead, Jr. Mee
geville, Ph, 8622.

Brass farm bell, 5 3/4 in. with}
clear, loud tone, perfect. con- pi

dition, .$6. Mrs. Mell Huhne,



Elberton, 389 N. Oliver St.
















for quick oe: pig or
ene B Rt. 4,

in. with atta

for sale, also want |
Hammer Mill that w:
teast 1 ton of ha
Contact. James
B&B Ranch, The
Thomaston, 3760.

Used poultry layer
reduced price, at chi
mi. above LaFaye
feie-ages LaFayette (o
Hwy. 27.)

tors and harrow,
$1,500.00, or sll s a
Soi. Carroll Rt: 3.
Ph. 5348.

1948 Farmall <
plete with 2.
anting




bog harow, al
ee to sell.
Felton, Rt.

40 chicken feeders

y. on Cox Rd. Ralph
* Ros-

ide for larger Ford}

also 8 ft. cultipacker,

sell or rs

S onidate buster, Ford

r mounted mower

6m - f ra

elt 6 in. x : ;
Griffin,

tor in good mdi
lift, aa
disc plow, disc

g harrow, cultiva-
> , 450. ei Ww. Ww. Elli-

*...

White, Menlo.-
ive ee 38 ye ae
a, size 62, $3. os

81, Fairmount.

row or large

Cub or Ford. |.

e oe cattle and
, plow and cul-
. good.

cond. N. |po:

on Rt. a sae

on oe well

deep De sac
HP. motor, in good

ell, 1394 Lucile Ave.,
8, 3 Ph. PL-3-

a jecm ne
E. Tuggle, 214 So.
: Fitzgerald.

elt, pulley,

-|Spangled - Hamburg

ap apanese,





gon
hy cab rite cond. and price.
A. S. Ellington, Covington.

- Want large farm bell, good
cond., with frame for mount-
ing, at reasonable price. Will
come after within 75 mi. Mrs.
Harold Williams, Rt. 1, Gaines-
ville.

Want wagon: seat

smith shop. C. W. McFarland,
114 Colonial Circle, Marietta.

Want some 2nd hand Tur-
pentine cups. P. E. Doster, Sr.,

| Abbeville.

Want Lime spreader, prefer

Sceabanition pile E Z flow in good cond., cheap

loader, winch, cable,
} 42 in. Cole corn
2-horse. walking
ole

for cash. G. M. Wagoner, Rt.
2, Blairsville.

Want 20 hanging

if
poultry
feeders, 52 Ib.

. eap. Pay $1.00

jea. Wm. F. Grant, Jr, Rt. =
Crawfordville.

Want belt power Cane mill,
in good cond., cheap, for cash.
L. C. Boyd, Rocky Faze. ~

Want
plow for V model tractoz, also

fsoring tooth cultivators, round

shanks, not over 1-1/2 in. dia.
with blade to put. serape and
scooters, prfer IHC, but con-

~|sider others. E. B. Taylor, Cog-

Want used disc harrow and
bottom plow or tiller for Allis
Chalmers CA tractor. Richard
L Vansant, Rt. 1, Box 286,
Wa*ner Robins. : :

POULTRY

onl _ FOR SALE





2 pure and 3 half Silver
bantam
hens; 4 hens. and rooster, part
Little: English Bantams (not
1| came): 1 game type, Eng.
rooster. Entire lot $9. Cannot
ship. Mayo J. Anderson, Rt. 3,

Box 36, Alpharetta.

_ Bantams: Black, Silver Duck-
ering and Black Breasted, Red
old fashioned English games,
W.L., White Silkies, Black tail,
Re <a: Red, Buff
Brahama, white Crested, Black
polish, and Black Cochin: also

- | Ringneck Doves. B. H. Holsom- |

hack, 302 S. Harvis St.,
Point.

~
S. Cc. Buff Orpington tested

East

Bantams, $7 pr., 5 hens, $20;
Eggs, 15, $1.75. o0 $3. Add
stage. Mrs. V. M. Johnson,

Shellman.

15 Golden Sebright Bantams.
13 hens,#2 roosters (rose comb

'except 1). Some small type.

Lot for $12. Will not road
Griff T. Adams, 114 S. Broa
St., Commerce.

some Rose Comb, 16 hens, 3
roosters, 50c ea. Will not ship.
Jimmy Jackson, Rt. 1, Quit-
man. :

6 pure Dark Cornish: Pullets,
now jaying and 1 Cockrel, $17
H. W. Thurmond, Farmington.

Purebred game chickens, Blue
Traveler, White King Pigeons;
Fan Tail ornamental. G. W.
Williams, Rt.@1, Columbus.

9 large type 4-A White Leg-
horns and 1 rooster, 11 mo. old.
hns now laying, $15 lot. U. F.
Roberts,125 Forrest Stf Amer-



icus. f





s

Borcht 18,















1957 FAT CATTLE SHOWS
E> AND SALES:

paisa Micch 19, Dawson; March 28-
litt: April 1, Swainsboro; April 2, Thomaston;
aldosta: April 3, Washington; April 5, Arling-
8, Claxton: April 8-9-10, Albany: April 12,
April 18, Commerce (show only).

15, Clayton (show only); April 15-16-17, At-

Americus; April 25, Sylvania: April 29,
8, Moultrie: is 13-14, Thomasville: May











scales, 10 re

in good}
cond., also bellows for black- |

Garden St.,

Avery mold board |

Mrs.

Black and speckled Bantams,



Pure Dark Cornish hens, ia:
ing, $3 ea.; Roosters, $4 ea.,
10 hens, 1 rooster, 1 yr. oid,

$32. Cannot ship. W. E. Stand:

hardt, 2297
Chamblee.

Chandler Rd.,

- Dark Cornish Game roos-
ters, large size $2 ea. also eggs,
16, $1.50, delivered. Miss Leona
Simpson, Rt. 3, Sparta,

900 H and N White Leg-
horn pullets, 15 wks. old, vac-
cinated, healthy laying stock.
$1.55 ea. del. 100 mi. of At-
lanta. E. H. Gray, Rt. 2, Con-

yers, 6941.

75 big, English type, White

| Leghorn hens, 1956 hatch, good
layers, $1.50 ea. H. H. Rooks, |

Madras, Ph. Newman 898W3

4 New Hampshire Red roos-
ters, 10 mos. old, $1 ea. Wil!
not ship. J. B. Griffin, 626 W.
Valdosta.

15 Guinea roosters, $1.50 ea.
also booking orders for eggs,
15 $1.50. C. L. McClure, Oak-
wood.

35 Geese, $1 ea. Mrs. V. W.

|Barry, Rt. 1, Vienna.

20 Turkeys, 45 Ib., 5 ducks
$1.25 ea., will not ship. Chick-

pen fertilizer by truck oz sack.
McMurry

J. E. Carter,
Dr., Box 487, Atlanta 11, Ph.
PL-5-9237.

Games:: Wild Cat Blues, and
TF Ry OH. cock, 2: yrs: old, 3
gray hens and cock, 2 yrs. old,

$25; also, eggs from Hopkin-

son Warhorse pit games, 15, $5;
30, $8. S. C. Boroughs, Rt. 1,
Box 13, Richmond Hill.

White Hackle game
ready for brood yards or walks
$4 ea.; Blinker-Pyle cross brood
cock, "99: 1 pr. Sebright ban-_
tams, hen and rooster, $3. Will
Ship. C. L. Griffin, Oak St.,
Gainesville.

5 hens and cockerel,
Crested Back Polish, $6; 5
to 7 doz. eggs of same str., $1
doz.; and 2 to 4 settings of
Hamburg eggs, $1.25 setting.
A. H. Dooly,! Rt. 2, Box 300,
Fairburn.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Fantail Pigeons of best blood-

| lines, Splashes, pure buff yel-

low, blue, young pairs, $2.75;
Mated prs., $3.25. Not less than
2 prs. shipped R. Lamar Prant-
ley, Rt. 2, Wrightsville.

-

Northern Bob White Quail,
1956 hatch, ready for mating,
$3. pr., 2 pr. shipped; Bantams,
straw "colored hens laying and
red roosters, $1. ea. at my place.
J. T. Owens Sr. Rt. 2, Coving-
ton.

-Northern Bob White breed-
ing Quail (imp. 3% yrs. ) wt.
1/2 Ib., $4.50 pr., 5 pr. shipped;
Eggs from these Quail, $30. C.

Send money order. William A.

Thomas, 421 Mark Bldg:, At-
lanta 3, Ph. MU 8-0866.

- 300 Bob White Quail extra
fine for breeders, $3.00 pr., R.
. Swords, 867 Columbia Dr.,
Decatur, Ph. BU 9-6479.

Mature Bob white Quail, $150
ea. Will not ship. Mrs. H. W.
Gray, 1707 Hollywood Rd., N.
W., Atlanta 18, Ph. SY 4- 3503.

Quail, breeder pairs, No. Bob
White, $4, Tenn. Reds, $7.,
Japanese King. Matures and
breeds in 7 N. 8 wks., $7.50;
booking orders for eggs. Satis-
faction and live delivery guar-
anteed unconditionally. Henry

ea 219 Hellrih Ave.
Atlanta 17,. Ph. DR 8-1109.

. Blue Peafowl, Golden Pheas-
ants, Bob White Quail, Ring-
neck and white Doves, Chukar
Partridge, fancy Bantams, White
King, aid Homer Pegeons, Rab-
bits Chinchillas, Gujhea Pigs,
Mallard and Black Cayauga
Ducks, Chinese Geese, White
and Speckled Guinea Fowl. Mrs.
Helen Street, 2956 Buford Hwy,
Atlanta, Ph. ME 4-7888.

Fantail Pigeons, Yellow,
white and splashed colors, $3.50
pr. Will ep: Js. Be Harrison,
ates ok. : cae







stags:

white {



N. Z. White rabbits, for sale
O. W. Joyner, Rt. 4, Box 161
Alpharette.

Bob White Quail 1956 hatch-
ed, $3. pr., FOB. Crate to be
returned; White and brown

Bantam hens or roosters, $1. ea.

W: H. Steed, Round Oak.

2 yr. old Golden Pheasant
Cock, $5.; 1 yr. Silver Cocks,
$4. ea. Exc. for N. Bob White
Quail hens. Mrs. Dewey Joyce
Vidalia, Ph. 4768.

N. Z. White Rabbits, breed-
ers. Does, $5. ea. up; Bucks,
$4. ea. Some exceptionally fine
ones. C. W. Page, 149 N. Ave.,
N. E. Atlanta, Ph. TR 4-6452.

South American Chinchillas
(not rabbits) all ages,,; sell in
pairs or separate. Rowe John-
son, Douglasville, Ph. 2138.

Large Bob White Quail, ex-
cellent for Breeders; few pairs
Chuker Partridge. Booking or-
ders for chicks and eggs. Will
ship. Sati. guar. Cliff Purcell,
217 Mt. Vernon Dr., Decatur,

/Ph. DR. 3-4238.

GAME, FOWL, etc.



WANTED



Want 10 female and 1 male
Ringneck pheasants, priced rea-
sonably. Advise. P. W. Porter-
field, 703 Russ St. Bainbridge.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Hampshire boar, 500 Ibs, $50,
at Rutland Stock Farm, Guy
W. Rutland, Sr. Stone Moun-
tain-Redan Rd. Pr. DR 17-6371,
Decatur.

2 reg. Berkshire gilts, far-
rowed Aug. 30, 1956, litter of
7. From Champion blood, app.
190 lbs ea. Letters answered.
Mr. W. C. Gravitt, Ph. Norcross
2877, Duluth.

2 Mare mules, wt. 1100 lbs,
age 9 yrs., will work anywhere.
J. B. Webb, Stapleton.

Reg. Tamworth Boar. Sell or
trade for male or female of
equal value. Clarence H. Brown
Rt. 3, Box 352 Fitzgerad.

' 2 shoats, wt. 100-125 Ibs. $40.
G. R. Jones, College Park. Ph.
PO 1-3326.

25 pigs, about 35 or 40 Ibs.

ea., Alive Johnson, Gibson,
(near 5 points). -
40 Yorkshire pigs, 9 weeks}

old, $12 ea. Chas. I Goodwin,
Rt. 3. Ph. 6605, Conyers.

Reg. Spe. sow best blood has
had 2 litters and now ready to
breed again; 1 gilt and 1 boar
pig, Reg. Spe. George Ferguson,
Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

Reg. Hampshire Boar, 2 yrs.,.

$50. H. C. Paris, Hiram. Ph.
Powder Springs 4066. -

Reg. 7 mos. old, meat type
Tamworth boars and gilts. Or-
ville Sweet, Mgr., Windsweep
Farm, Rt. 5, Thomaston.

eer

OIC breeding stock from reg.

$25 and $35 ea. at 6 wks. old.
Will reg. treat and crate. Also

prices. Paul J. Cain, Rt. 1, Com-
amerce. 4

2 geldings, gentle, trained to

steers.. James Butts, B &
Ranch. The Rock, Ph. 3760.

Mare mule, 100 the
yrs. old; Bay colt 610 lbs., 1 yr.
old, very gentle, will ride and
work, $85, Bay Horse, 900 lbs.

Jackson St., Vidalia.

Pair of matched Mare mules,
wt. 1200 lbs., 6 yrs. old, work

for one big mule. J. A. Kirkpa-
trick, Rt. 2, Cedartown, Ph.
75303.

A stud Red Lights Noble Rex,
Reg. No 36083, Chestnut Stall-
ion,, representing one of the
greatest producing families of
the bred. Grandson of Noble
Kalarama. Thomas G. Watkins,
Jr., Flat Shoals Rd., Rt. 2, De-
catur, BU 9-6692.

Palomino at stud, Baileys
Gold Banner, P. H. B. A. Reg.
No. 13627, proven size of Palo-
mino Colts. Furnish Pedigree
upon request. Tenn. Walker,
gelding, 2 yrs. old, very gentle,
broken to saddle, good possi-
bilities. Howaid Tucker, Har-
lem, Ph. GA 5-785.

Young male herse needs work-

ing $70 will deliver. up to 50
mi. O. W. Joyner, Rt. 4, Box
161, Alpharaetta.

Grey mare, middle age. wt.
900-1000 lbs.,
is very gentle, $50. Write first.
Ashley Durham, Chipley, Ph.
3-2542.

old, wtt 1150 lbs. ea. $150 ea.
John M. Goldin, Rt.
town.

2 mare mules,
1000 lbs. $75 ea. or both for $125
Se at barn; Mrs. Mamie Mad-
dox, Rt. 2, Danville.

Tenn. Walking Horse Colt, 10
mo. old, will reg. $150 or ex-

calf, old enough for service. W.
I. Pope, Tallapoosa.

1 good Mare mule wt. 100 lbs.,
no plug, $100. S. C. Montgom-
ery, Junction City. 3

Reg. meat-type Tamworth |
service age boars (will produce
the long, meat hog). Basil
Steed, W. Roanoke Dr. Ext. Ph.
3905, Fitzgerald.

Horse mule, 8 yrs. old and
harness, $75; Mare mule, 10
yrs. old: wt. 875 lbsa $50. Troy
Duffey, Rt. 2, McDonough.

milk Goats, black Alpine,
Togginburg and Saana mixed,
both from good milkers and
will freshen in April, $20 for
both at my place J. M. Daniel,
Rt. 3, Welcome Rd., College
Park, Ph. PO 1-5502.

5 milk Goats, 2 to freshen
soonand large Bill. $6 for lot
Mrs. J. W. Harrison, Jonesboro,
Ph. 5157. :







report.

conditions may a person



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Seed Advertisers

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the Market Bulletin concerning the sale o
tural seed must send the original seed laboratory re-
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Upon receipt of this report a record will be made
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No advertisement or notice for the sale of agricul-.
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Persons with seed for sale are also reminded that
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only seed produced by them on their farm. Under no

from. another for the purpose of resale.

hHotices to
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advertise seed purchased





feeder pigs. at farm at farmers

work. Sell for reasonable price
or exchange for good feeder

Bheat 1a

5 gated, $125. Otto Lowe, 308.

good anywhere. Sell or trade

works good, and

1 pr. mare mules, 9-10 yrs...

grey, black, wt. _

change "for reg. Hereford bull

kmed. type stock, boars, ready p 5 a
for service, $45; boars and gilts,













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Hog Whipworm Eggs
Live In Soil Six Years

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However, recent observations at, USDAs



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et -3 nice milk Goats, gentle and
* =. Gn good cond. one to freshen

Feb. 25th and others due any
yo time, 2 for $40 ea. and 1 very
fine, large half Toggenburg and

Nubian, $75. D. A. Bagley, M.
ee D., 44 Washington St. Austell,
Peer ha 2S los. =

2 milk Goats, Nubians and
Saanans (will freshen in May)
$10 ea. 2. Nanniekids, good
shape, $5 ea. Will not ship.
Carnige Boyette, Rt. 2, Box
20, Manassas. :



38 Black Angus feeder steers
on feed and started off. P. E.
Doster, Sr., Abbeville.



Reg. milking type, shorthorn
bull, calved March. 8th, 1956.

Extra Fancy, horned $175. M.

F.. Fuller

_ Reg. Guernsey Bull, 11 ino.
old, from heavy milking breed
also, Reg.
en soon with 3rd calf. M. M.
Newsome, Sandersville.

Jr., Rt.



4, Calhoun.



Bea 5 Several. Reg. polled Here-

; ford bulls, well developed and
~ ready for service, choice bulls
( carrying popular bloodlines.
Winton C.: Harris, Ph. JU-4-
2312, Odum.





Reg. Guernsey male, 13 mo.
old, $75, ready for light serv-
ice; few milch cows with 3rd
and 4th calf. H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington.

Young,
bull. Sired by:
ae gess Bardolier;

Black of . $125 or will trade

for reg. Black Angus _ heifer.

P. V. Pridgeon, 643 Owens St:,
: ely 458, Waycross..-

black Angus
Midways Bur-
Dam, Mother

reg.

Fine reg. Red Poll bull, 15
mo. old, straight and very gen-
tle. Lynn *Anderson, Rt. 7
Lawrenceville. Ph. 3280. *



20 purebred Brahman cows
with 10 calves, at side. George
Varn, Box 205, Folkston.

12 springing Hereford heifers

__. bred to Reg. Bull. Arthuz Huie

me Sr., Fayette Rd. Ph: 2738;
Jonesboro.

Reg. Red poll Cattle, good
blood, several bulls and heifers
from 6 mo. to 1 yr., cows with



andheifers. Prices reasonable.
G. T McDonald, Oakwood.

Reg. Hereford heifer calves
of finest strain. Ogden A. Geil-
fuss. C/O Melody Brook Farm,
Rt. 3, Smyrna. Ph. 5-7385.

Beer: ca

10 reg. Hereford horned cows,
calved 1951 and 1952. Four
have calves born jin Jan. 1957,
others expected to calve this
Spring. All Calves are or wiil
be subject -to register. Sired
_by Registered WHR bull.
* 800 for | lot.
Woodville. Ph. HU-9-2962.

1 dbl... standard
Hereford bull, 8 mo. old March
8ih, well built, low on ground,
good color, priced reasonable.
Roy Goddard, Rt. 2, Lithonia.
Ph 2672.

Several reg. young
Angus bulls, Best



reg. Polled

Black



J E. Gunby, C/O Model Farm,
Rt. 1, Sharpsburg. Ph. New- |
nan 3006-W.

gs of the swine whipworm, a hog.
par asite, may survive for at least six years
in the soil of pastures and hog lots after
hogs are removed from the area, the U.S.
Department of Agriculture reports.

Rotation of hog pastures is recognized
as a good sanitation measure and is prac-

milch cow, to fresh-

calves at side and bred cows!

$1,- |
R. M. Davison, |

-Md.,

eggs.

raisers.

hog



narian.

Fresh milch cows, 4 Jerseys
and 1 Guernsey. E. P. Mason,
Rt. 1, Lithonia.

Holstein dairy -heifers fo
freshen this summer, TB and
Bioodtested. Sell or consider
trade for pull-type rotary hoe
and late model 2 bottom plow,
in good cond. E. Te Rogers, Rt.
3, Plains.

Bred gilts, purebred Hamp:
shire or Hampshire-Duroc cross,
out of large litters, bred to
Reg. Duroc boar. R. B. Curtis,
Farmington. Ph. Madison 2603
(for dir. to my farm.). i

30 PC and 1 Hochst ae pigs,
for sale at farm or trade for
Ford tractor equipment, at
farm, Clayton-DeKalb Co. line,

field, Rt. 1, Conley.

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WANTED



Want to exch. reg Black An-
gus bull (calved. Jan., 1952),
very gentle, halter broken, wt.
1200 Ibs., for Black Angus bull
of equal breeding: Hoyle E. Mar-
tin, Rt. 2, Commerce.

Want Milk or Beef type. cow,
bred to beef type bull, young
bull or steer. Sol Maloney, Nor-
cross, Ga. ;

7

Hereford hater Calves, 200 to
300 Ibs. ea. also gentle. pony
for small children, prefer Mare.
W. E. Zoth, RED. Veneer
Springs. .

Want pick Walch cow, with
calf not over 2 or 3 mo, old;
also 2 Big Bone Guinea pigs,
from 8-10 weeks old: T. L.
Powell, Px O.- Eox 288; Val-
dosta.

Want few pigs, cross between
Hampshire and S.P.C. or York-
shire. 20 mi. radius, reasondbled
| priced, C.-C. Wyche,. Rt. 2, Se-
noia.



Want. Sows, Yorkshire, Tam-
worth, or Landrace breeds wt.
150-400 lb. meat hogs. Roy Har-
rell, Fayetteville, Ph. 4-181.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





1956 crop sundried Apples,
free of core and peel, 60c lb.
plus postage. M. O. only. Mrs.
Ola Price, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa.

Nice, bright, sundried Ap-
ples, free of peel and worms,

50c lb. plus postage; 27c on 2
lbs. Mrs. V. Carter, Whites-
| burg.

Jerusalem artichokes for sale
at .my home, also extra nice
large print sacks, one of a
kind, some 2 alike, washed and
ironed, 3 for $1.60, also white
sacks, 3, $1.50. PP in Ga. Mrs.
|W. Y. Summers, Rt. 5, Newnan.

*
| Jerusalem artichokes ( state

if wanted for pickle or for
planting), $7 bu. Col. Exp., or
$1.50 gal. PP to 3rd zone. C.
W. Page, 149 North Ave., N.E.
Atlanta 8. d



will be ready for service soon |

| Jerusalem artichokes, $1 gal.
|plus postage; $7 bu. Exp. Col.
| Miss Vautelle Holland, Winder.

blood lings, /

6 or 8 home-made Pat, gums

| of Bees, $5 and $8. No ship-
ning. H. M. Hulme Sr., 389 No.
Oliver. St., Elberton, .

on Bouldercrest Dr. J. B.- Whit-

Kaede Reveeeh cae Beltsville,
show that rotation alone will not
eliminate swine whipworms, once a pas- *
tur becomes. heavily infested | with the-~"}

Signs of swine anu oat are fica :
mistaken for those of other eommon hog
parasites. If ordinary hog-worm treat- |-
ments are given in such cases, they may.
result in loss of time, money, and possibly | +
the animal itself. :

Worm treatments should he. given on- -
ly after the parasite is positively.
fied, Be fa with the aid of a

1956 crop nice, peeled, free
fiem core, sundried Apples, 5
Ibs. del. by. parcel post to 3rd
zone for $3. No chks. Mrs. L.
A. Sanders, Rt. 2, Carnesville,

Stuart pecans, 15 Ib, sheild

out Halves, $1 1b; Mahans and |
Schleys, 25c lb. Ex. sme for print :

sacks, dried fruit or other farm
value. Mrs. Fred oR ears Rt.
4, Valdosta. Sep

Shelled Pecans, mostly Hal-

ves, $1.25 Qt. Add postage. Mrs:
Mary L. Wheeler, 2070 Ridge-
dale Rd. N. E., Atlanta eo

1956 Pecans, -25 Ib. a post-
age. Mrs. W. G. Bohannan, Rt. 2,
Calhoun.

~ Good, sound paper shell Pe-
cans, 25 lb. Del. by mail any-
whre. Sat. guar. ba Ps Saat

_Enigma,

1956 Siar: pecans; atlicd
Halves, 75c lb.. PP. Mrs. J. W.
Stevens, Rt. 1, Moreland. i

1956 Stuart pecans, 25 lb. del.
2nd -zone, PP. No mixed nuts.
Mrs. Martha Henry, Abbeville.

Nice, shade dried Sage, 1956
crop, $2 Ib. Miss Georgia Ed-
monds, Rt. 4, Toccoa. _

Fresh country sausage, 65c lb.

in 10 lb. lots. M. F. Peterson,
2311 Wesley Chapel Rd. Decatur.

-Sev. gals. Syrup, $1.50 gal. at

|my farm. Lazarus Dowd, Cobb-

town. 4 mi. West.. is

sos pus iit Walnuts, 75 bu.
J. N. Carson, Rt. C; Box 371,
Griffin.

Giant Black Minorca eggs for
hatching, 12, $2.50; 15 $3.;.
for $5. All Prepaid. insured ae
cel Post. L. B. cee New-
nan.

Purebred, heavy type Dark
Cornish eggs for hatching,
15, $1.65; 30, $3.15 and my~car-
tons ret.
M.O. only. At my home, $1.
for 15 eggs. Miss Cora B. Pat-
terson, Rt. 1, Box 35, Ty Ty.

White Cornish: hatching awe
13, $2. del. also mixed bantam:|} -
hens, 50c ea. Mrs. Oo. ~L. ; matt:

Rt. 1, Lavonia.

yellow root, also wild Chany
bark, ea. 4 lb. lard box full,

1.50; wild Cherry bark, 4 1b. ot

Moel Crump, a Talking Rock.

Last Weeks

Gourds, 50 ea. seeds, lb. 25
-|PP. F. A. Smith, Box Rod ae



identi-
ace



ee

*

eggs. Oscar S. Matthews 602
oat 2nd ae Rome. pees

Huidreds. oh. eine ee

|Cane roots, 50 Ib. and postage. |

Denver Holland, 606 oe

St. Carrollton. s
Dry, around Sage, 60c cupful.

Add postage. Mrs. G. T.. mesa
TRte 1, Ball. Ground. Pe

1956 black walnut Meats, nice,

clean, 60c pint and postage; $1. |I
1b

Ib= and. postage, OF.ABIZ5: Sls

PP. 5 Ib. lots PP. Miss. Se
: Nichols, Hiawassee. a a

Large short handle _ Martin

dale Estates.
~ Print whacked fect sacs 106

Ib. cup 3, $1. up to 10 or 12 asl

like; white sacks, 20c ea. PP on
YW: S E.: oe
etteville,

6 cans, 50 1b. ea. toa open
rendered hoglard, in new cans,
0 tr Sap or del. within 25

Kate _ Harrell, | Fayet- :

tevile, "Ph. a 181.

ey

Stewart pecans, shell out a- |

bout. 30%, 25 lb. FOB lb. del.
aS M. Nall, Box 49, oases

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Atlanta Rome,
2:26: < Age
STEERS & HEIFERS 13432 a On
Good & Choice 17.25-20.00 18,50-20.00
Standard 15.00-18.00 14.50-17.75
Utility 11.75-14.75 -12.50-14.75 :
Vealers 17.75-26.75 _17.50-28.75 -17,50-21.75
Stockers & Feeders _-11.75-16.75 12.25-16.50 = ~12,00-17.25
Feeder Calves 11.25-20.50 11,50-17.75 er
7 - -

cows: : 8
Utility & Commercial

11.75-13.00

12.00-13.00



12.25-13.25

















Conners: & Gutters 9.00-12.25 9.00-12.25 --9.00-12.00
Springers $0,00-150.00 60.00-125.00

HOGS: / en

No. 1 Meat Type . %

No. 1 Others 2 16.50-16.75

No. 2 oe : . _ 16.25-16.50_

Ne, : ~ 16.00-16,25





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