Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1957 April 17

Commissioner

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rol of Witchweed
representatives from eight
in North Carolina and South
where witchweed has been
on record as favoring a Fed-
ine against this recently dis-
est of corn and other crops at
earing called by the U. S. De-
f Agriculture in Washington,



1ent of a Federal quarantine to

in ested areas in the Carolinas.
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spread of witchweed from |



WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 17, 1957

FARMERS FAVORED?



Agricultural

CALENDAR

April 15-17, SE Fairgrounds, Atlanta
Georgia Livestock Exposition. |

Ga. Beekeepers Assn. meeting.

April 24, Sylvania Screven County
Livestock Festival. :

April 26, Swainsboro Swainsboro Pine
Tree Festival. e . :

hens Ga, Purebred Sheep
fe Here Bale: een,

May 17-18, Gainesville Annual Geor-
_ gia Poultry Festival.



Aug. 11-13, Radium Springs Georgia
Feed Assn. convention,



April 23, Fulton court house North

| is one that simply adds fuel to the fir
_| when considered in the light of legisla:





























rices And Order Forms
hanged For This Year

ng starts June 1 for the record-
L957 crop of Georgia Forestry
m-grown tree seedlings, Com-
rector Guyton DeLoach has an-

blanks will be available in May
stry Commission county units
offices of county agents and
vation technicians, DeLoach

recently told a forestry dem-
Winder that the Commission
t its 250 million seedling crop

said, the Commission will
series and grow more seed-
eforestation, :
easing awareness by Geor-
value of their trees as a valu-
yp and the incentive to plant
aifered by the Soil Bank Act

Georgia
TE OF THE SOUTH |

957 orders. But if these are



FAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI eas

ering Will Start June 1st
Record Tree Seedling Crop

has pushed seedling demand to an all-
time high, DeLoach said.

_ The Commission has five nurseries in
operation this year, including the new
Page Memorial Nursery near Lyons,
which has a 101-million seedling capacity
Other nurseries are in operation at Al-
bany, Dawsonville, Davisboro and Glen-

wood.

The Page Nursery was planted for the
first time this spring. The $350,000 101-
acre installation is probably the largest in
the world, according to DeLoach.

Landowners may order as many seed-
lings as they wish this year, but they may

__ make only one order, Sanford Darby, re-

forestation chief of the Commission, says.
A seedling order instruction book is
being prepared for use this year, Darby

said, which will completely explain the

revised seedling order form. The booklet
will be available with the order forms to
landowners.

The order form was revised this year
to facilitate the ordering and shipment of

- (Continued On Page 8)



NUMBER 34

Tobacco Farmers Need
Similar Consideration

By PHIL CAMPBELL
Commissioner of Agriculture
It is quite difficult for me to try and

understand the actions of agricultural of- |

ficials in Washington as they plan agri- |
cultural programs for the nations farm-
ers.
The present controversy over a pro-
gram for the mid-western corn growers .

tion governing farmers of the South.
We are all aware of the huge economic

loss facing us this year with a 20 percent =

cut in tobacco acreage. This drastic cut
has actually put many South Georgia to-
bacco farmers completely out of business
in so far as their most valuable crop is
concerned.

In the face of this economic blow, how-
ever, it would appear that favoritism, in
so iar as a farm pregram and the soil bank
is concerned, is being shown farmers of
the mid-west. :

Corn belt senators and congressmen
are attempting to have Congress approve
a plan whereby corn growers would
be given a 15 percent increase
in corn acreage, thus allowing the plant-
ing of a 51-million-acre corn crop instead
of the 37.3 million acres that were previ-

ously approved. Se
But they have gone even further than

this. It is proposed that these farmers be
(Continued On Page 8)

Starr Millet Provides
Supplemental Grazing

By J. R. JOHNSON

Extension Agronomist



Starr Millet is a good crop for supple-
mental grazing. :

Starr Millet was bred at the Coastal
Plain Experiment Station. It has shorter
internodes, wider leaves, and a longer
date of maturity than Common Millet.
Starr Millet furnishes grazing for about a

(Continued On Page 8)

Georgia, First:



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1917.

GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

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FARM

WORK

WANTED



Want job on Hog-Cattile farm,
in Northern part of Ga. White,
53 yrs. old, wife and 3 children,
boys, 12 and 5, and girl 8 yrs.
old. Would take on general
farm, $4 day, with house, wood,
water, lights, on school bus amd
mail Rt. Have to be moved.
Write before coming. Walter
Leonard, Rt. 5, Cumming.

Single, 45 yrs. old white man
wants job with good man, on
farm, for weekly pay at $3 day,
boand and home. Do different
kinds of work. O. L. Clarke,
Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Widow with 2 small children
wants job on farm doing light
farm work for salary
house. Have 4 rooms furniture
to be moved. Mrs. Evelyn Per-
due, Rt. 1, Claxton.

Married man, white, no chil-
dren, sober, wants job on farm.
Experienced in all kinds farm

_work, caretaker, grove, turpen-

tine, truck and trector dirver
poultry, hogs ete. Need house
with lights. Wilson Lott, Rt. 1,
Pearson.

Single man, 58-yrs. old, good
health, wants job as gardmer,
nursery work or any: type farm
work, Experienced in all. Also
a good Ford tractor operator.

. T. Lunsford, 5333 Camp-
bellton Rd., Ben Hill Station,
Atlanta 11.

Exp. farmer, with 3 in fam-
fly, wants work by day or share
crop. Can drive truck and trac-
tor. Jim Morris, Rt. 2, Box 25,
Bremen.

Man with 4 in family, 2 sons,
14 and 11, wants job dairying
or other farm work, 4 yrs. ex-
perience in milking; wife can
also milk. Move anytime. Clom-
er McLendon, Rt. 3, Jackson.

Woman, 33 yrs. old, wants
fob on farm, doing light farm
work, for reasonable salary and
board and room. Miss Audrey
May, 101 McDonald St, Way-
arnne.



Married man, 45 yrs. old, son |

17 yr sold, both want job
looking after cattle and driv-
ing tractor, 12 yns. experience.
Would like 4 room house, in
good shape. Joe Miller, c/o
R. L. Bennett, Herndon.

Mawried man, 37 yrs. old, 6
boys, 2 to 13 yrs, old, wants
job on dairy. Can drive truck
and tractor. Wife can work in
dairy. Can drive truck and trac-
dairy. Need 3 room house. Har-
vey Beal. Tennille.

Want job on dairy or some

kind of farm work near Macon. |

Need place to work for board

and reasonable salary. Davied |
and | Coggins, Rt. 6, Macon.

Man with wife and 2 chil-

dren, and wifes single brother, |

want job in Dairy barn. Can

milk up to 75 to 80 cows; 2 |

milkers Am 33. Wife and broth-
er can also help. Use any kind
milker. Will come to see. Cal-
vin Bolton, Rt. 1, Box 14 A,
Swainsboro.

Man, 42 yrs. old, wants job as
n, or herdmang on Beef

dainyma:
Cattle farm. Can bring helper. |

Have had 23 yrs. experience.
Can use anv type machine. Go
amy place. Start to work April
16th. Write.. R. G. Thompson,

C/O Edwin Elam, Rt. 3, Key

Rd., Atlanta.

Young man, 22 yrs. old,

wants wor kas truck or tractor |

driver or other farm work.
State full details in first letter
stating salary with board and
laundry. Write or see. Ronald

Neely, C/O Flint River Cattle | Ac

Farm, Rt. 1, Jomesboro.
40 yr. old white man, mar-

nied, 2 children, wants work |

on poultry, hog or cattle farm.
House with lights, ete. Good
Cattinns, os Se



Whte woman middle aged,
No bad habits wants job on
poultry farm, work with flow-
ers or light work around the
farm. No field work. Reasona-
ble salary. Mrs. Christian D.
Harden, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

Man with wife and 2. small
children, sober and good work-
er, would like work on farm.
J. W. Bailey, 1004 James Street,
Covington.

Man, 41 yrs. old, single, hard
worker, wants work on farm

jor poultry farm near Griffin,
| with nice people. Prefer near

Griffin but will go anywhere.
Troy Binford, C/O Emma Gad-
dy, Porterdale.



FARM HELP

WANTED



Went: good Siem. tietp, sien
or man and wife, i ercitieees

|and make Syrup from 6 acres
;Sugar Cane, up and growing,

on Shares; spare time work a-
vaileble. Satisfactory basis a-
W. Douglas,
Folkston,

Wanted someone to cultivate

{about 30 A xf good bottom land

on rent basis. Mrs. E.
C. Vandiviere, Dawsonville.

Want colored man experienc-
ed in driving tractors, trucks
and combines, and some exp.
with catt. Not more than
wife and 8 children. James
Butis, B & B Ranch. The Rock,
Ph. Thomaston 3760.

Want man 40 to 80 yrs. old,
farm

| feed hogs and chickens. Pay ac-
| cording to work plus
cated 2 mi..W. of Butiler. Come,

board. Lo-
dont write. S. N. Garrett, Box

| 484, Butler.

Want unembumbered healthy
woman, under 60 yms. old to do

| light farm chores around farm

and supervise gathering straw-
berries. Pay ample wages and
good home. R. W. Lamgford,
Rt. 1, Toccoa.

Want middle aged couple, no
children, white or colored to
do garden and poultry work,
Room, board and salary. Mrs.
Helen Street, 2956 Buford Hwy.,
Atlanta 6.

Want qualified Poultryman

with small family for regular |

Poultry work. Only eae
people considered. C. Jack-
son, Rt. 1, De Mooney Ra, _ Col-
lege Park. S

Want sober white man, mid-
dle aged or ov2r, to do general | -
farm work and drive tractor.
No cotton. Live as 1 of the
family. Small salary, room
board and laundry. Located 4
mi. E. of ee on Hwy.



A EVENS











April 23 Tuesday 2 P.M.
Farmers Stockyard, Syl-
vania 3rd Annual Sale of
polled Herefords in connec-
tion with the Screven Co.
Livestock Festival 30 bulls
and 10 breeding age heifers

Hawkhill Farms = and

Breeze Hill Plantation.

April 25 Thursday the
Northwest Georgia Amgus
Assn. Sale at, Shandra
Farms Sale Pavilion, Rome.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE





1 new, tractor battery charger,

combination 6 and 12 volt; also

| lot. Mrs. Jimmie E.









and cultivator, Intnl double
disc harrow, Dbl. Roller Culti-
packer, Oliver 2-row cotton
planter, IntnL ditcher, new
Emery Wheel, 1 H electric mo-
tor and Intnl mowing machine
(fits any tractor). Mrs. Homer | w
Cagle, Rt. 1, Taylorsville. Ph.
2049-R2

Pimento pepper Setter, used
to set out 10 A. only $100. Mrs.
L. A. Everett, Luella.

1 single wagon, 2 H wagon,
cart, 1 H disc, single hopper
Cole planter, mule drawn pea-
nut weeder and 3 roller mule
drawn Cane Mill. B. R. Dasher,
Marlow. Ph. Prospect 2-3421.

1952 Ford tractor with culti-
vators, planters, and harrows,
good cond., $1100. Ray H. Dun-
can, Rt. 2, Buford. :

12 in. David cylinder Gate
Turbine Water Wheel. H. G.

Valley, 32344.

Massey Harris, 10 ft., self-
propelled, model 26, Serial No.
26475 Combine, good cond. Mrs.
Lee Marsden, Rt. 1, Box 228,
Dawson. Ph. 6523.

JD tractor,
completely re-overhauled, prac-
tically new tires, good cond.
See at my place, 1 mi. N. E. of
Adairsville. Jim Pelfrey, Rt. 2,
Box 47, Adairsville.

Oliver 15 Combine, for sale.
Herman Grogan, Rt. 4, Box 3;

| Marietta. Ph. 94672. *

1954 Ford farm tractor, with
King bush and bog 2-row plan-
ters and cultivators, section
harrows, sub-soiler, scrape, and

5 ft. 42, McCormick Deering |

Combine. All eond. No
letters. James K. Puckett, Rt. 1,
Box 362, Lilburn. Ph. Stone
Mountain 4577 after 7:00 p.m.

JD 1952 tractor, No. 40; 2-row
planter and cultivator, "2 disc
plow; bush and bog harrow;
Bermuda grass plow; seed-bed
harrow, 20 disc.; Hammer Mill
(grinds corn, shucks, etc.); al-
so 17 ft. mower with tractor.
Er eo shape. R. E. Mason,

, Lithonia.

es for Farmall F-20 trac-
tor. Make offer. RP. oe
Bena Vista. |

8 row JD Duster, $90.; aay
2H. wagon with tractor tongue;
power pea Huller and 1-50 ft.
6in. Belt Good as new, $25. ea.
J. C. L. Bennett, Jefferson.

Automatic twine hay baler,
with Wise. air cooled motor,
electric starter. Excellent cond.

} $1,000. Jack W. Duffell,

Perry. Ph, 241-J1.

type, 2-wheel tractor trailer, all
steel, for Ford tractor, $75. for
Graham,
Pansy St., Cochran.

JD Combine, good cond. with
power on top; also Ford 1-row
Corn Picker, used only about
1 wk. Bargain. W. W. Williams,
Quitman.

Metal chicken feed bin, about
50 sack cap., Can add more sec-
tions if desired. O. G. Pruitt,
Homer, Ph. 2291.

Small cement mixer, in ex-
cellent cond. $35. No junk. Chas.
S. Goodlin, 2145 Camp Ground
Rd. Ben Hill. Ph. PO 6-0662.

WD 45 Allis Chalmers tractor
used less than 60 hrs., $1,850.

|1 power take-off for B. F. Avery

tractor,
3851 Cooledge Rd.,
Clarkston 3-7305.

1955 Allis Chalmers, No. WD-
45 tractor and 3 disc plow;also
other equipment for tractor.
W. H. Garman, Duluth. Duluth
and eee Hwy. Ph.

$45. B. G. Rawlins,
Tucker. Ph.

8 aise lift type see
eis ee. also
8-26 dis-Taylor May












1961 Intnl M tractor, planter |

McDonaid, Flowery Branch. Ph. |

model L, just |

)Carithers, Rt. 1, Box 100. Co

|House restur:

Subsoiler, Cultipacker, roller elaine 3

eq)
automatic cut on and off








IH, PTO Pick-
Baler, 7, New Holle 1
slightly used, $325.; 2
Brower Feed Mixer, with

and switch, $200.; .
tomatic ultry feeder,
Senay a; ess Wi































































































One Gaver manure spr
with chicken manure a
ment, for sale. ee.
Campton.

New manure decade :
57, also good trailer hoo
a tractor. somey

tractor, very good cond.,
ped with power take-off,
draulic lift and 2 clutch
tems, bush and bog harrov
Purpose plow, Pollard

livery Hay rake. E. R.

(494 Boulevard, S.E., A
Ph. MA 11-2332,

Smoothing harrow, 6 ft.
dougie disc,
front; rotary 2 wheel pull
mower; Avery A tractor,
ing cond., good tires. $50
sell separately. W. M. B
Rt. 1, Thomasville.

Incubator, Sears model

tree Rr. c/o Colonial
Hotel, Atlanta. oe

Late model Wc Allis
mers tracter and 5 disc
Tiller, and seeder box
ler, for sale; also want
vators and planters, h
lift and power take-off
lis Chalmers B. tractor.

a

(Hwy. 22) Ph. e402.

3; and 2 wings to go with
tivator, 1/2 = $3.00
Baccus, Rt. Box 47,
Circle. f ,

Deep well pump, pipes
tanks, good cond. Mrs.
(corner of old 41 Hwy.
Riverdale Rd. opposite

ant, Clayon
P.O. Address, Rt. 1, Ri
Chattanooga Syrup |

Set Ford ieee pre
cally new, oe Located

Pench tree, tse Friend
spray mac

and 10 ft. boom pipe
cross wise with 2 guns

end spray peach

300 to 1,000 "Tbs, ie 5
cash. oe J:-Clay, Rts .
dale Mill Rd. Ph. 2-511
Allis Chalmers, 60
run from power >take
tractor, good cond., $450.
Burnham, Rt. 1, M

1952 Farmall C tractor,
3 point hitch, cultivators,
zer and planters, bottom
20 = dise harrow, Bull
blade dirt pan: -and ~ subs

cDo:



goes
Williams, Hephzibath.
4 disc tiller for John,



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b coesienalhaaeeenenesneeniadateeneleneedimemtiaentttioema enamide soe








also bush and bog har-
aL Brewer, Buckhead.
Intn] Combine with
or sale. R. H. Payne,
ugh. Ph. 3435.

Saddle, $20. James
ey, Rt. 3, Marietta.

of Blacksmith tools,
er, vise, hammers,
No junk, good cond.
it reasonable. Horace Da -
105, Winston. 30 mi.
on Hwy. 78. :













BO









Dusting machine fits
Farmall tractor, in.
0. A. Walls, Turin.
70 Oliver tractor with
and cultivators, A-1l
also McCormick wheat.
or sale. My place, 1
Branch. A. B
Rt, 1, Flowery Branch.
4 disc. tiller, good rub-
| good cond. Sell or
r All-Purpose plow to
_ Allis Chalmers WD.
J. H. Hames, 4980 Wel-
i Rd. Rt. 1, Colleg
PO 1-0127. ;

Deere B tractor; Allis
s, 6 ft. tractor mower;
10 f. fertilizer drill,
_ B. Forrest Smith, Col-

























rch feeders, 1/2 price;
8 ft. feeder. $5.25. ea.
Rt. 4, Cartersville.
complete peach-pack-
ipment, ringers, tubs
d cond. Render Hill,











packing equipment,
brush, Niagara grader,
Old model, A-1 cond.
sonable. John Gaston,














Combine with motor,
nd., $300. Letters an-
John Clark, Sr., Rt. 1
Ph. Law 2616.

, $40.

t all in good. cond,
5 oclock- ons.
Rt \ e Powder

M., 6 to 8 yards Le-





























Also |mower, wood saw and turner

ler, smoothing harrow,
frame with spring
ud straight feet, Tract
_ tool bar and misc.
od cond., $895.

Allen, Rt. 3, Fayette-

Es





Manter cultivator for
ners B; Intnl mower,

stor; also a good as.












*|al yrs. old, however in perfect

| (bush and bog) used verv little

| Ford Corn Picker, for sale. W.

e

-|7A; JD. Subsoil plow and Co-

Avery 2-H cultivator, $25.;
drag double- section harrow,
mule- drawn, $15.; 2 Red Arrow
well pumps, go with Jack (shal-
low well), $20 IHC mule drawn
1-H Hay Rake, $60.; Skilsaw
with 2 good saws, large, 110
volt, $75. J. H. Coleman, Jr.,
R. F. D., Mitchell.

8 hole hog self-feeder, all
metal, slightly used, good cond.,
$25. D. C. Burns, Rt. 1, Conyers.

2-H wagon, good cond. Cheap.
Trade for anything I can use
on farm. Ralph F. Whitt, Rt.
3 Cumming.

Simplex 6-row cotton duster,
used very little, $75. at my
place, 2 mi. off Hwy 92, near
Lowey. J. S. Horton, Rt.. 3,
Fayetteville.

2 hover type Oakes electric
Brooders, 500 cap. Practically
new, $35 ea.; also 2 hover type
Oakes electric Brooders, 600
cap. good cond., $25..ea Elmer
Pret Rt. 2, Danville. Ph.

:
Incubator, 600 egg cap., sever-

operating cond. $45. H. Tons-
gard, 5289 Lamar St., Decatur.
Ph BU 9-0953. _

2-row planters and cultiva-
tors, front mounted, for VAC
Case tractor, good cond., $125.
See at 782 Murphy Ave., At-
lanta, or write. Robert S. Kin-
ney, Rt. 1, Temple.

Chev. farm truck, 1-1/2 ton.
Sell or trade for WC Allis
Chalmers tractor. L. E. Mize,
Rt. 2, Madison. Ph. 593M4.

Gantt cotton planter weeder,
root cutter, all mule drawn.
Marvin Newsome, Sandersville.

-2 Farmall M. tractors-and 1,

MC JD, Crawler tractor with
blade and wench, $400 ea. or
your choice. H. S. Thomas,
Greensboro. Ph. 2141.

Massey Harris 90 Combine,
used only on 400 A., good as
new, $3,600. Edward D. Dunn,
Jr., Rt. 1, Morgan. .

Large 1H wagon, original
body, $50 at farm. Charles Hol-
Jand, Byromville. -

60 in. J. D. Rotary Mower

$295; 10 disc bush and bog
harrow, excellent cond., $95.
Gale G. Acuff, Principal, Mc-

John Deere Combine and
WwW. Williams, Quitman.

W-6 Intnl tractor,
Traylor Way Subsoiler and 8
disc bush and bog harrow; dou-
ble section finishing harrow.
Sell at bargain or trade for
smaller tractor and equipment.

Roscoe Carden, Rt. 1, Box 185,

. Practically new Montgomery
Ward garden tractor, 4.2 HP;
6 disc harrow, bulldozer blade,

plow. All used less than 2 hrs.
$327.50. Located 8 mi. W. of
Newnan on Carrollton Hwy.
Hewlette . Murphy, Rt: 5.
Box 365, Newnan.

Bear Cat Hammer Mill, No.

bey tractor wagon. Mrs. C. R.
Mabry, Rt. 2, Canon.

EQUIPMENT

WANTED





6-row Cotton Duster for Ford
tractor. Must be in No. I shape.
Pay cash. Henry Atkinsen, Ash-
burn. :

- Want McClellon or Phillips or
other type military saddle or
equipment. Tree of saddle must
in good cond. Give details
drawn outline of saddle.
812 Pierce St., Col-





PO 1-567. _
rs and fertilizer
Chalmers



Eachern Scho)ols, Rt. 1, Powder

MARKET BULLETIN

Want to trade 2 dise tiller
with 3 point hitch for Smooth-
ing harrow with 3 point hitch or
cultivator for Ford tractor. M.
W. Prickett, 2801 Jonesboro Rd.,
S. E., Atlanta 15. Ph. MA 2-2158.

Want a Surrey or Buggy, in
running cond., also a Shetland
pony. W. E. Vinson Jr., Rt. 1,
Byron. Ph. Macon 5-6850.

Want 80 Broiler Feeders in
good cond., with reels and legs
on them 5 ft. length. State price
and cond. J. C. Hamilton, Rt. 1,
Bethlehem. .

Want Garden tractor, good
cond. with or without cultiva-
tors, 2-3/4 HP or more, reason-
ably priced. Irving G. Knox,
Appling. Ph. Garden 5-6771.

Want usel Fertilizer attach-:
ment for Farmall cub tractor,
Give price and cond. Jerry W.
Talley, Rt. 1, Lyons.

Want Cut-off saw for Farm-
all H. tractor or a Portable saw.
E. A. Smith, 7205 Campbellton
Rd., Atlanta 11. Ph. PO 17-5821.

Want milk cooler compressor
unit, running or not, 1/2 HP or
larger. State size, make, price.
Will swap 2-row hand duster. M.
V. Grove, City Mt., Rt. 1, La-
Grange. t

Want large and small size
farm dinner bells. State what
you have and price. J. H. Deev-
es, Thomasville Rd. Moultrie.

Want belt pulley for Ford
tractor, priced reasonable. Alin
Hughes, Blairsville.

Want Farmall Cub or small
l-row tractor with equipment.
Give best cash price, cond. and
how to reach your place. Frank
Haygood, Rt. 3, Cartersville.

Want 2 tractor tires, 6 x 30,
good cond. State price. A Boyce
Williams, Rt. 1, Bowman.

Want 1 lime spreading attach-
ment for David Bradley Manure
Spreader. State price and cond.
James Hancock, Rt. 1, Kenne-
saw. Ph. Marietta 9-9009.

Want Hay rake, in good cond.,
at reasonable price for cash.
Prefer one built for Ford trac-
tor, not Side Delivery, within
50 miles. H. B. Brookshire,

FLOWERS

FOR SALE
CORRECTIONS





(Altho the Market Bulletin
assumes no responsibility for
amy notice published, we are
carrying the corrections listed
below in our desire and effort
to render every possible service
to each and all of ou patrons.
E.H.).

Dbl. Tuberose bulblets (not
bulbs, as stated in. April 3 is-
sue), 75c-$1 C. and postage.
Mrs. L. B. Bennett, Rt. 1, Box
211, Alpharetta.

Red, Purple und Variegated
Verbena (not just variegated,
as stated in April 3 issue), 50
doz. and 25c postage for $1
orders, and 10c on chks. Mrs.
Mary Shum, Rt. 1, Box 108,
Fitzgerald.

-In flower notice, April 3 is-
sue, the price all plants, 3
doz. for $1.35, Postpaid, was
omited. Mrs. H. A. Fambrough,
Rt. 1, Elberton.

In flower notice, April 3 is-
sue, the mame of party was in-
correctly stated. Should have
been Mrs. Jonnie Hanmon( not
Marmon), Rt. 2, Calhoun.

FARM LAND.

FOR SALE





90 (Not 20) acre farm, 2-1/2
mi. No. Draketown. 4 R. house
wired for Wlec. stove, large
barn, orib, etc. good, freestone
| well water ailso everflowing in
ure with creek in East

60 much in cultiva-
. 1/4 mi. North,



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SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE



Cert. Rutger and Marglobe to-
mato, 500, $2.25; $4 M; Early
Round Dutch, Chas. Wakefield,
and Copenhagan cabbage plants;
White Bermuda onion plants,
500, $1.25; $2 M.; 5,000, $7.50
Exp Col. Mrs. I. L. Stokes, Box
349, Fitzgerald.

Rutger and Marglobe tomato
plants strong stems, roots wrap-
ped, 500, $1.50; $3 M.; Spring
Chas. Wakefied cabbage, 500,
$1.25; $1.50 M.;.5M, $7.50. Exp.
Col. Orders filled daily. E. L.
Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald Ph. B-662.

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 2 doz. 75c; improved field
Dewberry and Blackberry, 50c
doz.; large Klondike strawberry
plants, $1 C. Add postage. Rosie
Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Horseradish, 50c Ib.; Sassafr-
as, $1 Ib; Rhubarb, 3, $1; red
Raspberry, 25 ea.; Garlic, Ic
ea., $1 C. Wild Horsemint, Cat-
nip, Queen of Meadows, 3
clumps, 50c; wild Strawberry
Tansy, Spearmint; 25c doz.; Yel-
low Dock, 35e doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt. 5, El-
lijay.

Cert. Gold Rush and Imp.
P. R. plants, now ready, $4 M.
del. ship day specified. Plants
are strong, well rooted. Orders
acknowledged E. F. Entrekin
Rt. Box 43, Bremen.

E. J. and Chas. Wakefield
frost-proof cabbage plants, 300,
$1.25; 500 $1.75; $2.50 M; Cay-
enne Hot and Calif Wonder
sweet pepper, $1 C; $5 M. Del.
R. Chanclor, Pitts. ;

Garden sage plants, $1 doz.;
Catnip and Peppermint, 5c ea.;
dry Catnip leaves, 40c qt.; Chas
Wakefield cabbage plants, 35c
C. del. Mary Ruth Phillips, Rt.
1, Royston.

Rutger tomato plants, ready,
moss packed, $1 C; $3.50 M.
Full count. Del. No checks.
George Griffis, Rt. 1, Sereven.

Dbl and single Tansy, Balm,
Catnip, Yarrow, Peppermint, 6
bunches, 50c Mastodon Ever-
bearing strawberry plants, $1
C; Sarsapariila roots, $1 Ib. del.
No. orders less $1. Miss L. M.
White, Rt. 1, Box 57, Dahlonega.

Tomato, Rutger, Marglobe,
Early Anna, New Stone, 35 C;
$3 M; Pepper, World Beater,
Ruby King, Calif. Wonder, Pi-
miento (Hot), 40 C; $3.50 M;
Black Beauty eggplant, 50e C;

M; Chas W. Copenhagan
cabbage, 25c C; $2 M. Add post-
age. Moss packed. Prompt ser-
vice. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham,
Guyton.

Rutger and Scarlet Dawn to-
mato, Broccoli, Kale, Brussels
Sprouts, Cauliflower, Salsify,
Cabbage-Collard, Carrots, As-
paragus, W. cabbage, 35c doz;
Bell, Hot Pimiento Peppers,
Eggplant Parsley, 50c doz; Le~
mon Batm, Horehound, Sage,

lots. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Sr. Rt.
1, Box 20, Register.

Kuduz crowns rooted, good
count, $2 C; $12.50 M. Send
postage. also Want 1/2 bu. red
Spanish peanuts for planting. H.
C. Reid, 2303 So. Pryor Rd. At-
lanta 15. Ph. PO 1-7626.

Gov. inspected and treated
Copper skin potato $4.50 M;
Rutger tomato, $3.50 M; Sweet
pepper plants, $1 C; 500, $2.50;
$4 M. Moss packed. Del. Full
count and prompt shipment. Lu-
ther Griffin, Rt. 2, Odum.

Marglobe and Rutger tomato
plants, $3 M. del Moss packed.
Full count and prompt ship-
ment. Leo Lightsey, Rt. 2, Sur-
rency. ,

Rutger tomato plants, open
grown and moss packed, Calif.
Wonder Sweet pepper $3.50 M;,
$4 M. del. dy April 20th.
Moss pack All good plants.
Thomas Lightsey, Rt. 2, Sur-
rency.

Rutger tomato, $3.50 M del.;
Sweet pepper plants, $1 C.; 500,
$2.50; $4 M. del. Moss packed.

Full count and prompt. ship-



ment. Miss Alice Graffis, Rt, 2,
Odum. ; eh

Corriander, 6, 50c No. less $1)

PAGE THREE
Bermuda grass plants, $5 pick-

up truck load at my home. Gor-
don Leathers, Rt. 1, Buchanan.

Wilt resistant, Iceberg Head
lettuce plants, 2 doz. 50c. PP. A.
J. Hanson, Elko. ; ;

Cert. Rutger tomato, 45 C;
$4 M.; Hot and Bell pepper and
Eggplant plants, 20ce doz.; Cab-
bage and Collard 35 C. Ready
now. No orders under 1 M. Al-
ton Palmer, Rt. 2, Box 69, Leary.

Govt. Inspec. Red Skin po-
tato $4 M.; Rutger and Mar-
globe tomato, 75c C; $2.50 M.
Del. No checks. Add good plants.
Paul Lightsey, Screven.

Ga. Red Sweet potato plants,
vine grown seed stock, treated
Cert and Govt Insp. 75c C; $5
M. FoB. Tom Anderson, McRae.
Phone 8524 Days and 8523

nights.

Cert Rutger tomato plants,
ready, 500 $2; $3 M. Moss pack-
ed Mrs. Etha Hanis, Rt. 1, Scre-
ven. Ph. 6-2441.

La. Cooper Skin and P. R. po-
tato plant, vine grown, tied with
cert. tape. Ready $14 M. No
Cc. O. D. F. G. Tyre, Bristol.

Young Ga. Collard, 400, $1;-
500; $1.25; $2 M.; Copenhagen
Cabbage, 400, $1 500, $1.25;
Ready now; Marglobe and Rut-
ger tomato, 300 $1; 400 $1.25;
$3 M. PP. Ready April 22 to
25th. Solomon Davis, Rt. 1, Box
373, Milledgeville.

Gem Everbearing strawberry
plants, $2.75 C; 200, $5; 500 $12;
and $18 M. Mrs. R. T. Buttrum,
Rt. 1, Adairsville.

40 A Rutger tomato and egg-
plant plants, grown on new
land. start pulling April 20.
Truck loads only. Located 20
mi. So. of Baxley on Hwy 121.
Calvin Crosby, Bristol.

Mtn. Huckleberry plants,
bearing size, 85c doz.; Hazelnut.
bushes; field Blackberry and
running Dewbery, 85c doz; Wild
strawberry, 5 doz., $1; Red plum
sprouts, 3, $1; tame Blackberry,
50c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Nancy
Henderson, Rt. 3, Box 124 Elli-
jay.

Good strong Copenhagan
Market and Early Jersey cab-
bage plants, now ready. for ship-
ping, 300, $1; 500, $1.50; $2 M.;
Rutger and Marglobe tomato,
500, $2.25; $4 M. Prompt ship-
ment and full count guar. Moss
packed, Ina Griffin, Rt. 4, Box
60, Baxley.

Cert. and inspected Ga. Red
Sweet potato plants, during
April, $4 M. at my farm; May
del. $3.75 M. Berry Rigdon, Tif-
ton, Ph. 282W1.

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

Cabbage Collard plants, 300,
$1; Oxheart, Rutger and Mar-
globe tomato plants, 50c; Eng-
lish Peppermint plants 36, 50
Parsley, 25, 50c. Add 10 post-
age. Fred Witherspoon, 309
Holdeness St., Atlanta 10.

'~ White Bermuda onion plants,
Copenhagan, Round Dutch and
Chas. Wakefield cabbage plants,
500 $1; $2 M. PP. F. A. Carter,
Rt. 4, Baxley.

New giant Strawberry, very
large, rich in color and flavor,
plants $2 C. PP. Damp packed.
Mrs. Tom Harkins, P. O. Box 4,
Mountain City.

Gov. inspected and treated P.
R. red skin potato plants, $4 M.
Del. Full count, Ready. Prompt
shipment. Fill big orders. No
checks. W. R. Lightrey, Rt. 2,
Surrency.

Marglobe, Rutgers, N e w
Stone, and Bonnie Best tomato
plants full grown, now ready,
500, $1.7; $3 M. PP. Moss pack-
ed. Mrs. Mattie Stevens, Daw-
son, Ph. 278J.

New Era Everbearing Straw-
berry plants, $1 C, plus_post-
age. Orders 200 and up PP...0
50ec C at my house. Week day
orders only. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd, Rt.
1, Box 223, Alpharetta. :

Blueberry, Gooseberry, Jum-
bo Strawberry giant Boysen-
berry, Dwarf Blackberry 7dc ea.
yellow and red Sugar Plums,
5@e ea. Add postage. Mrs. J. G.



|*Combs, Rt. 1, Toomsboro.





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SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE





P. R. potato plants, ready
around April 15, Gov. inspected
and treated, $4 M. L. L. Light-
sey, Rt. 2, Patterson.

\Black Rasberry, Himalays
Blackberry, Dewberry, Sage
plants Muscadine, May Cherry,
Crabapple, Beechnut, Black
Walnut trees, and Catnip bunch-
es, ea 6 $1.00 Add postage. Mrs.
Mae Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Good, Klondike strawberry,
- $1. C, $5. M. Exch. for good
print sacks. Ea pay postage.
Mrs. Guy Crowe, Rt. 1, Cum-
ming.

Red and yellow Plum sprouts,
Raspberry, Mtn. Huckleberry,
Goose plum and wild Goose-
herry, 5 $1. Well rooted; also
Yellow Root, 4 lb. lard box full
75c. Add postage. Bennie Hugh
Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Brown Top millet, 7c lb. FOB
farm in quantities of 1,000 Ibs.
or more; less lots, 10 lb. Re-
cieaned, packed in new bags.
Germ. 85 pet; pure seed, 99.56
pet. Contact James. Butte c/o
B&B Ranch, *he Rock.

Blackemore strawberry plant,s
$1.50. -C; Mastodon, $1.25 C;
Klondike, $1. C; also Brown
stripped Halk Runner beans,
Germ. 87 pct, 60c cupful; red
and white Crowder peas, 85
pet Germ. 35c lb. Add postage.
Mrs. Lee Hood, Rt. 1, Gaines-
ville.

Old time tender Cutshort
cornfield bean seed, 90 pct
Germ. bears heavy planted as
Pole beans, $1. cupful. Add 7c
postage for 1 cup, or 23 for
2 cups. Can fill large orders.
Mrs. T. H. Wade, Rt. 1, Talk-
ing Rock,

Old time striped Cornfield
bean seed, 65c cupful; 3 cups,
$1.80. PP in Ga. Miss Gennia
Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

12 dif. kinds of Pepper seed,
2 pods of ea. $1. Mrs. A.
Colson, 204 Barnard St., Glenn-
ville.

90 day running Velvet bean
seed, $4. bu. FOB. R.P. Me-
Corkle, Buena Vista.

Tender white half runner
and Blue pole beans, 65c cup-
ful; 3, $1.65; Red Speckled
Running and white Bunch But-
ter Pea, 3 cupfuls, $1.50; run-
ning Tomato seed, 25c tsp. and
3c stamped envelope. Mrs. Lon
Ashworth, Rt. 1, Dacula.

Pensacola Bahia grass seed,
1,500 lbs., Germ. 88 pct., purity
97:76 pct., 30c 1b. FOB. S. B.
Elliott, Ashburn.

Dixie 18 Cert. seed corn,
Germ. 96 to 98 pct. Large flat
grains, $6.00 bu.; small round
flats, $5.50; large round, $3.50;
small round $3.00 bu., in regular
1 bu. bags with lead seal, blue.
tag. FOB. J. L. Allen, Rt. 3,
Dublin. Ph. 221.

Little pink Peanut beans, 86
pet. Germ., 65c cupful PP. Miss
Etta Withrow, Rt. 1, Ellijay.

Calif. Multiplying Beer seed
20c and 3c stamped envelope
with each order; also Pepper-
mint plants, 25c large bunch
PP in Ga. Miss Annie Ruth
Weeks, Dial.

Gourd seed. Long Handle and
Martin, 25c cupful. Add postage.
Roy T. Pruitt, Rt. 1, Buford.

About 200 bu. Iron Cla pers,
purity 98.51 pct; Germ. 89
$5.00 bu. at my farm. oy
Cates, Rt. 1, Hawkinsville. Ph.
Twilight 35393.

Good tender cornfield bean
seed; speckled and, mixed Cut
Shorts 65c cupful. Add postage.
Mr.. Preston Southerland, Rt.
3 Ellijay.

Jumbo Bushel Gourd _ seed,
$1. doz. L. E. Morgan, Rt. 4,
Waycross.

Tender white half runner and
pink Peanut 6 wk. also extra
tender White Crease back
Cornfield beans; 75c eupful.
Red Speckled Crowder and
white Mush peas, S50ccupful.
Add postage. Mrs. Carl Smith,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Good
|seed, free of weavils; White and
brown striped 6 Wk. pink Pea-
nut Half Runners; old fashion

tender Bunch bean

Cornfield beans, 60c cupful;
Red speckled Crowders 40c
cupful; also green poded Okra,
50c cupful Add postage. No
checks or Stamps. Ira Banks,
Rt. 1, Carters.

Recleaned Lespedeza and
peas: Kobe, 90 pct. Germ., 15
lb; Serecia, 89 pct. Germ., l6c

Germ. $4.75 bu. All FOB. John
C. Reid, Zebulon. Ph. LO
708709.

Old time White and Speckled
Tender Half runner garden
beans, 65c cupful; 3 cupfuls,
$1.80; Red Spotted Crowder
peas, and Blue Java peas, 50c
cupful, 5 cupfuls, $1. PP in Ga.
G. T. Brown Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Brown Yop Millet, 98.79 pct.
purity 87 pct. Germ., 8c lb Nor-
man Johnson, Warrenton.

Dark rind, yellow meat water-
melon seed, 1/4 lb., 65c; $2.00.
lb (Germinated below standard).
Lamar Woodliff, Rt. 1, Alpha-
retta. Ph, 5237.

4,000 lbs Sericea Lespedeza
seed, purity 99.66 pct., Germ.
80 pet., $16. CWT. In new bags.
P. T. Patton, Shady Dale. PH.
Monticello 5123.

Hybrid Half and Half cotton
seed, first yr., nice for plant-
ing, $8. CWT. F. H. Bunn, Mid-
ville.

2,400 Ibs. Sericea Lespedeza in
white 100 Ib. bags, 18 lb. Pure
seed, 98.61 pct., total Germ.,
85 pet. Robert T. Gunby, Roll-
ing Meadows, Farm, Sharps-
burg: Ph. Newnan 1860.

80 bu. Sorghum cane_ seed,
suitable for feed or planting
for Silage, $2.00 bu. at farm.
Hubert H. Spires, Rt. 1, Blairs-
ville.

Several gal. white multiply-
ing onions, $1.40 gal. PP in Ga.
Miss Robbie Gailey, Rt. 1, Box
192, Alto.

Sericea Lespedeza seed, re-

C. }cleaned and ee rare purity,

99.74 pet; Germ. 90 t. $1. per
hundred lbs. Cecil sans, c/o
Pinecrest Acres, Riverdale. Ph.
Fayetteville 5581.

Kudzu Crowns, well rooted,
1 and 2 yrs. old, $2 C; as ots
$12.50 M. Add postage. C.
Crow, Rt. %, Gainesville.

Huckleberry plants, 85c doz.;
Hazlenut bushes, Red and Yel-
low Plum plants, 3, $1; Yel-
low Root; Wild Blackberry
plants, $1 doz. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Homer Henderson, Rt. 3,
Bilijay.

Rutger, Marglobe, New Stone
and Bonnie Best tomato plants,
field grown, hardy plants, 500,
$1.75; $3 M. Send M. O. No
checks. Moss packed. Mrs. Mat-
tie Stevens, Box 188, Dawson,
Ph. 278J.

Marglobe and Rutger tomato
plants, $3 M. del.; Calif. Sweet
Pepper and Long Caynne Hot
Pepper, $4 M. Moss packed.
Del; Govt. inspected Red and

P. R. Potato plants, $4 M. del.
No checks. Omar Lightsey, Rt.
2, Surrency.

Calif. Wonder Sweet Pepper,
long slim Red Cayenne Hot
Pepper and Rtuger tomato
plants, 50c C.;. $4 M. Plants
roots mossed and paper wrap-
ped Vernon Williams, Rt. 1,
Box 31, Hazlehurst.

1,100 lbs. Sericea Lespedeza
seed, Germ. 65 pet., Purity,
99.63 pct. 15 lb. E. R. Allgood,
494 Boulevard S. E., Atlanta 12.
Ph. MA-7-2332.

lb.; Red Ripper peas, 86 pct.

Pink Skin and Copper Skin |



SEED & PLANTS

WANTED



Want 1 or 2 bu. Silver Hull
Crowder peas. F. F. Killings-
worth, Rt. 3, Buena Vista.

Want red or green sugar cane,
for seed. Write lind and price.
Also want some Sima Water-
melon seed. Writ: price on 1/4,
1/2 or 1 lb. Mr. Will L. Dumm,
Rt. 1, Barneswelll.





MARKET BULLETI?

Want old fashioned Goober

seed, enough to plant 7 A.
eli, Staten, Statenville. Ph.

Want 1 lb colored fees
Butter pea seed. Mrs. Howard
Smith, Collidge.

Want some Running Willow
Butter Bean seed. State price.
Mrs. A. T. Chapman, Pulaski.

Want small quanity of Beer
seed; also some Sarsaparilla
plants or seed. H. M, Boorman,
Lovett.

Want some Luneys improved
seed com. J. M. Riddle, Resch,
Varnell.

Want 100 to 500 lbs. long pod,
Purple Hull Peas. Mail sample
and price. Charlie Smith, Box
406, West Point.

Want some early matuning
Red Skin sweet potato plants,
also some Jerusalem Artichokes.
H. G. Vaughn, N. Side, Station
Box 24, Atlanta 7.

Want Cow Horn pepper seed,
catnip and sage plants, Martha
Weshington Asparagus, little
Blue pop corn (grain oblong,
1/4 in. long, up to 6 ears to
stalk, free from husk when
poppec.). Will exch. other plants
or pay cash. C. W. Page, 149
No. Ave. N.E., Atlanta 8.

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE





Baled oats; 70c bale; Crab
Grass and Lespedeza hay, 60c
bale. All new hay, baled in
1956 and in heavy square bales.
Sell cheaper in 100 bale lots.
Norman Trammell, Rt. 1, Fay-
etteville. Ph. 4144.

35 bu. good milling or feed
corn, $1.75 for lot; $2 bu. for
smaller amounts. At my place.
Z. C. Lavender, Rt. 2, Box 199,
Gordon.

Good quality hay, per ton:
Alfalfa, $50; Sericea, $35. Del.
5 to 10 ton lots within 100 mi.
radius, Joe D. Murrow, Farm-
ington. Ph: SO-9-2948.

About 2,000 stalks, green
Sugar cane, average 4 ft. or
more tall, good for chewing or
syrup, 3c stalk. B. F. Knowles
Sr., Rt. 1, Cadwell.

Heavily fertilized, high pro-
tein hay, any quantity in both
round and square bales per
ton: Sericea Lespedeza, Brown
Top Millet, $25; Johnson Grass,
Bermuda Grass, $20; Johnson
and Crab Grass, $22; Wheat,
Oat, Rye straw, $15. Exch. for
good feeder steens. James Butts,
B & B Ranch, The Rock. Ph.
Thomaston 3760.

16 tons bright peanut hay



for sale at my bam. M. L.
Preetorius, Statesboro. Ph.
49283. F

"FOR SALE



Purebred ~ Hampshire boars,
ready for service, $50 and $60.
Reg. in buyers name. David
Stough, Locust Grove, Ph. Grif-
fin 7396.

Reg. SPC boar; ready for
service, about 6 mos. old, from
Silver Ann; also fine Reg. S.P.C.
sow, had 2 litters of pigs. See at
my place. George Ferguson, Rt.
1, Cave Spring.

2 purebred Hereford gilt pigs,
12 wks. old, from good blood
lines and good markings, $12.50
ea. Hendrick Pope, Rt. 2, Petree
Rd., Powder Springs. Ph. 8-4592.

Landrace boars, service age,
with or without papers; also
Reg. Tamworth weaner pigs. Ba-
sil Steed, Box 467, Fitzgerald,
Ph. 3905.

Purebred S. P. C. pigs, male
and female, bets bloodlines $25
ea. J. W. Ramsey, 206 Carol Rd.,
Augusta. Ph. 2-1758.

Reg. Hereford pigs, 8 wks. old,
good bloodlines, either sex. Pa-
pers in buyers name, $15 ea. at
farm or $20 ea. crated and ship-
ped, Lenard Fleming Rt. 2, Hart-
well,



IEP Ge serving: boars anes

mos. old pigs. Quality breeding.





Reg. in buyers name. Located 4] 70

mi. S. B. Pinehurst. M. J. Black- |)

mon, Pinehurst. Ph. 730.

SPC boar from 4-H chain
ood breeding stock, 1 yr. old,
45. Joel L, Copeland, Rt. 3,

Marietta. PH. 8-8390.

Reg. Hereford
WMF Super eat
for del. in Apr
for del.
either sex, $25 ea. Mrs. W. A.
Ward Jr., o> ih Mill Rd., Rt.
3, Marietta. Ph eB BUT2 eee

SPC boar, 2 yrs. old,
around 300 Ibs. Dennis,
iams, Rt. 1, Ranger.

wt.

Reg, big bone Guinea boars,
6 mos. old, ready for light ser-

vice, $25 and $30; Hampshire

and big bone Guinea cross, 6

wks. old, $10 ea. Rever Wade, |

Rt.4, Alto.

Reg. Tamworth (meat type)
boars and gilts. Elmo R. Bush,
Rt. 2, Montezuma.

Reg. meat type Tamworth
boars and gilts, 10 wks. old.
Orville Sweet, Mgr. Winds-
sweep Farm, Rt, 5, Thomaston.

Hampshire pies strict regis-
teration followed. Ready to
breed down to 10 wks. old. De-
livery guar. FFA member C. O.
Maddox, Winder.

Reg. purebred American

Landrace (meat type) boars and |

gilts, from imported Norweigan

and Swedish bloodlines. W. R.
Loflin, Rt. 1, Box 149, Augusta.

Several nice Tamworth pigs,

weaned and protected against

cholera, ready for sale at 10 wks.
on April 16. Will Reg. in buyers

name. J. W. Geeslin, c/o Sugar

Ann Spice ReaD, Rt. 2, ceca
ville. -

5 gaited saddle horse, 5 yrs.
old, gentle enough for children
to ride; Also Mexican burrow,
harness and carts. Z. M. Addy,
c/o Circle A Ranch, Preston.

3 Shetland mare colts, 9 to 18
mos. old; also 1 Reg. Shetland
Dapple Stallion, 10 mos. old.
W. G. Smith, Rt. 4, Jackson.

igs, sired ue
t and Royalj
well started
in April, will started

fley, Rt. 6, Mariet:
Will-

















| Allen, toad conta Dr
Point. Ph. PO 7-13

Gelding, 48 :
lion, 52 in. 5 mares, 54-56
yrs. old, 3 bred to.
land stallion, 1 bred
stallion, 1 will fold in
Reasonable prices.













































10 yrs. old mare a
1,200 Ibs. good cond. ov
anywhere, $100. L
ton, Rt. 1, Oxford

- Saddle and draft h
gus and Holstein cattle
Hampshire hogs, for sale.
Harris, Hs 4 ae Osi



and some plow tools
Grover Sapp, Unadill

At Stud: Golden Palom
Good conformation, ga
American Saddler. G
service. Phone or write
pointment. B. H. Hill, 2641,
O-Link Dr., Macon. Ph. 553

Real good and gentle x
sorral mare mules, wt, 1,200
1,300 Ibs. ea. Ages and p
right. Riley Cs Couch :

Small, 5 yr. old n are,
ed Bay, black mane and
white blaze and gentle. M
E. Carter, cas Ph. tee ;
4208. :

> Black mule; sm th
works well, wt. 1,000.
Located 6 mi. Ne. of R



Woodstock. Pi 2472,

S Tamworth pi g Ss,"

boars and gilts, Re;
April 5. J. S. Davis, Abba
Hees, Ph. 6541

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acres last year for

Extension recommendations
you make cotton,
variety.
Stonewilt.

look at the following table, It shows baw foci
costal of cotton varieties % tests at bg ng

Experiment Stations. On information such s
its cotton variety recommendations.

average yields

T. Fowler of Gordon county made 81 _ of rg
* 1 ited te sd aed variety sind

Half Club. He planted a recommen
fertilizer and cultural suggestions of the Agricultural E
Service to make such an outstanding yield.

too. The way
Such varieties are Coker 100 Wilt, Empire,

Re low

agent) :

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to start is wi

















Variety Limestone Valley Piedmont Area __
(tisted 9 tests in 9 years 33 tests in 12
_alehabeticalty) Seed cotton :Lint Seed cotton :Lint
Goker 100 Wilt... 1807 704.1463,
Deltapine serene 1577 660














Tim

an. Ph. 1655M.

10 ea.

led Shorthorn bulls, Re
yers name, one is 5 yi
two 15: mos. old.








25 ea.
Polled
ue

ype cross pigs, castarat-|_
and grazing ring in
Cole, Rt. 2

C. bred gilts,
ed boar and sow pigs,
60 lbs. and from

lines, $30 to $45
. 1 Cert Brucelosis
Will ship but best
. Mullis, Cochran.

s
ae
Ss:

"Shorthorn Cand: Poled
| pulls, 6 mos. to 15

my place.
Rt. 3, Moultrie.
Hereford cattle,
; vith first calves at
to freshen any day with |

dark, well marked, halter brok-
en,almost 4 yrs. old; Grandson
of Larry Domino 50th (the aill-
time merit bull). Carl Roberts,
Ball Ground.

Two 15 mos. and 3 1 yr. old
reg. polled Hereford bulls, from
| top bred polled cows; sired by
a CMR bred sire of outstanding
breeding. All perfect and dark
colored. Priced to sell. Horace
B. Smith, Dalton. Ph. 1506 J2.

Reg. Angus heifers and young
bulls of best and most popular
bloodlines, reasonable prices,
Burchhaven Farm. R. F. Burch,
Eastman.



















Purebred Angus cows, some
with -calves at foot, also some
very good breeding age heifers.

- | Selling commercial herd prices.

Dr. J. H. Nicholson, Indian
Creek Plantation, Madison.

Purebred Duroe bred gilts,

weaned pigs, bred sows, also
Guernsey Milch cows, for sale.
Marvin Newsome, Sandersville.

Reg. Tamworth pigs, for sale.
J. S. Davis, Rt. 3, Abba, Fitz-
gerald. Ph. 6541. 7

Purebred Cherry red Duroc
Jersey pigs, blocky type. J. J.
Waters, Louisville.

3 purebred Tamworth gilts,
4 mos. old, $20 ea. FOB farm;
j|also 1 yr. old boar, $40. Best
blood lines. John B. Eskew, Rt.
1, Fairburn, Ph. 3802.












Ded) 96 OIC. and: SPC Gross pigs,




6, 8, and 12 wks. old, $10, $12

ali and $16 ea. at my fanm located






Koweeta and Duncan Roads,



D.|A. P. Smith, 218 West Walker
_ Ave., College Park.









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THER-SKINNED POTATOES OF
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- Reg. horned Hereford bull, |

and males ready for service, |.

breeding to cnoss on grade
mares. $25 service Fee with
return privileges. Willard

| | Carnesville.

11,000 Ibs., 7 yrs. old, also 1 H.

|barn. W. B. Glaze, Rt. 5, Dal-
| ton.

~| stein

| | Dahlonega. : i

wt.

RKET BULLE

Reg. $PC_ service boars,
weaned pigs, each sex, and
can furnish unrelated prs. From
Ga. State Fair champion stock.
aaa Barrs, Eastman. Ph.
800. : :

2 good hogs, $50 cash. Mrs.
Zora Brown, Rear Pine St., Box
317, Scottdale. :

_ Pure-bred Berkshire pigs,
ready for sale May lst, $10 ea.
and up, at farm. No shipping.
D. L. Biggers, Rt. 3, Cleveland.

Nice mixed breed hogs and
pigs at ight prices. Come pick
out what you want. Located
Clayton and Dekalb Co. line on
Boulder Crest Dr. J. B. Whit-
seat Rt. 1, Conley, Ph. MA-7-
4770.

Hereford pigs, 7 wks. old,

$10 ea. O. M. Ruff, Sr. Rex
on Morrow. Ph. Stockbridge
4366.

1 fat Plug mule for sale. C.
H. Brown, Rt. 1, Dacula

5 gaited Kentucky saddle
mare, dark brown. No tricks,
very gentle. Priced right for
quick sale. Doyle Patrick, Mc-
Donough. Ph. 3948 or 3785.

7 yr. old. mule, 1,100 Ibs.
Sell or trade for cattle. R. E.
Mason, Rt. 1, Lithonia

smooth

Black mare mule,
mouth, wt. 1,100 Ibs., work
amywhere, $75. At my barn,

S. E. Johnson, Rt. 5, Cummings. |

2 Shetland pony male colts,
halter broken, old enough to
ride, gentle enough for small
children. Roger . Cobb, Box
355, Marietta.

8 yr. old black mare mule, |

950 lbs., sound, gentle, will ride
and work anywhere. Sell or
trade for yearlings. Walker B.
Hunt, P: O. Box 63, Tallapoosa.

_ At Stud, Bandar Aher, No.
6213, Reg. Arabian Stallion.
Grandson of Raffles. Excellent

Strain, 609 Murray Hill Dr.,
Dalton. Ph, 367. .

1 nice Shetland pony, Reg.
and gentle enough for children
to ride or drive. Also cart and
harness. A. B. Wiley, Rt. 3,

Nice 4 yr. old, red and white
spotted Pinto pony mare, 52
in. tall, gentle enough for chil-
dren. Norris W. Tritt, Rt. 2,
Marietta. Ph. 8-0815.

1 mule, 10 yrs. old, gentle,
works anywhere, $60. J. R.
Gardner, Locust Grove.

Dark brown mule, about

wagon and harness. See at my

Reg. and purebred saddle and
draft horses, Angus and Hol-
cattle and Hampshire
hogs. J. R. Harris, Rt. 1, Tal-
lapoosa.

Good work mule, 15 yrs. old,
wt. $1,000 lbs., $40. Roy Abee,

Blue horse mule, 10 yrs. old,
1,000 lbs., gentle, good
worker, $75 at my barn, E. E.



Logan, Rt. 2, Powder Springs.
Ph. 2781. sete



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Norice
BRANDS REGISTRATION

t the 1955 session of the General Assembly the marks and
s law was amended to provide for registration with the Com-
ner of Agriculture your mark or brand of livestock.

i eS atl ie

IARKS AND



u desire to register your mark or brand, you may write
ment for application, and all necessary forms will be mail-

re is no cost for this registration except the recording fee
nary of the County in which your cattle are located.
ae PHIL CAMPBELL, -
Commissioner of Agriculture



Good, gentle mare mule, a-
round 1,000 Ibs., sound and
work anywhere. See at my
bamn. C. S$. Grier, Bellton.

Red and white Shetland mare
pony, 40 in. tall, 5 yrs. old,
gentle. Brantley Prickett, Rt. 3,
Carnesville. Ph. Fulton-2132.

At Stud: Briar Creek King,
red saddle stallion, No. 17217.
Bourbon King and Rex Pea-
vine bloodlines. A proven: sire
of quality colts. L. L. Murphy,
Rt. 3, Lake Mirror Rd., College
Park. PH. PO-1-1617.

11 mos. old Hereford bull,
pasture cond., out of a polled
grand-daughter of Colonel Dom-
ino and a grandson of Real
Silver Domino 44th. Reasona-
ble. Will show any time. Dor-
othy DeLaPerriere, Hoschton.

Fine Reg. SPC from the
Challenge Me bloodlines and
from the Grand Champion from
Indiana. Boars and gilts, un-
related. W. Preston White, Rt.
2, Alamo. _

12 full stock Hampshire
shoats, wt. 125 to 175 lbs. All
healthy and disease free, $22.50
to $28 ea. See at my farm. Carl
Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Purebred Toggenburg billy
goat for Service, Fee, $2. J. M.
Daniel, Rt. 3, Welcome All Rd.,
College Park. PH. PO-1-5502,

Toggenburg milk goat, 20 or
21 mos. old, with first kid, born
Jan. 11, 1957. Easily milled,
gives 3 Kts. and pint a day.
$30 at my plax , or $33 shipped.
Mrs. J. Wilbourn Miller, 824 So.
Broad St., Cairo.

Large Holstein and Jersey
(cross) heifer with 10 days old
male calf. Heifer now giving 3
gal. milk day, $175. O. M.
Moody, Rt. 4 (near Waresboro),
Waycross.

White Face Hereford Reg.
bull, 3 yrs. old, Sell reasonable.
J. R. Davis, Luthersville.

No. 1, Reg. Guernsey bull, 2
yrs. old, with papers, $100; also
1 milch cow, $75. Leland Moon,
Grayson, Ph. 4329.

Reg. Palomino colt, blaze
face, 2 stockings, gold body,
white mane and tail, also a jet
black filly, 11 mos. old, for
sale. Mrs. J. W. Bailey, C/O
Windy Hill Ranch, Waynesboro.
Phone. 2187.

Heavy, fat, black mare Mule,
good worker, $60, or exch. for
work-saddle horse. H.. B.
Schumpert, Stockbridge, phone
Atlanta, JA-7738.

Dark brown mare mule, wt.
1,050 lbs, 7 yrs. old, also 1 H
wagon and harness. See at my
barn W. B. Yeaze, Rt. 5, Dalton.

' 2 Shetland ponies, Studs, 1 yr.
old, 1 light and 1 dark bay,
$150. ea. Coy R. Free, Rt. 2,
Talking Rock.

Nice red, bay mare colt, 3%
yrs. old, Ga. raised, broke -to
ride, has been plowed some,
works good, in good cond., no
blemishes, nicely trim and gen-
tle for age Located on Soperton
and Dublin Hwy. J. A. Page,
Orland.

At Stud: Red Lights Nobel
Rex. Reg. No. 36083, Chestnut
Stallion, representing one of
the greatest producing families
of the breed. Grandson of Noble
Kalarama. Thomas G. Watkins,
Jr., Flat Shoals Rd., Rt. 2 De-
cetur. Ph. BU 9-6692.

2 Shetland pony Studs; one
42 in. 5 yr. old Dapple; other
35 in., 4 yr. old sorrel. Both
have light manes and tails. Billy
Turner, Union Point. Ph. H4
94661..-

Large mule, 10 yrs. old, very
nice and gentle. W. Cole, Rt.
1, Nicholls.

- 30 to 70 Western Ewes that
have lambed 2nd time, $22.00
ea. not shorn; $18.00 ea. shorn;

also 3 Reg Hampshire rams.
Arthur Gooch, Suches.

Hampshire sheep, 4 Ewes
with lambs by side and 1 ram.
T. O. Riggins, Molena.

Several hundred grade South-
western yearling Ewes, in the
wool, $20.00 ea.; also prs. R.
E. Tribble, Rt. 5, Cumming. Ph,











old, freshened first time Jan.
11, 1957, easily milked, 3 qts.,
1 pt. milk day; gentle, hardy,
and will eat any kind food; $35.
if shipped. Mrs. J. W. Miller,
824 SO. Broad St., Cairo.

Toggenberg milk goat, to
freshen March 30, gentle and
easily handled. Leon Watson,
|P. O. Box 94, Unadilla.

1956, 8 lb. Milker, now milking
2% lbs. day; also Toggenburg to
freshen June 22, 1957. No ship-
ping. Located 4 Lane Hwy.
across from Plane View Lunch
Room. Jack Hearn, Rt. 3 Ma-
rietta.Ph. 45-5994.

Jersey cow, calved once,
gives 4 gal. milk a day. See at
my home. Robert Ergle, Ridge
Ave, Stone Mountain.

Purebred Santa Gertrudis
bull, 10 mos. old. Grandson of
Richard King, R. K. bull (herd
sire of Luling Foundation, Lu-
ling, Texas. J. W. Morris, Dou-
ble M. Farms, P.O. Box 119,
Carrollton. Ph. Terrace 2-2852.

Reg Hereford bulls, horned
type, 8-12 mos. old, $100.00 to
$125.00. Cecil Travis, Pine
Crest Acres, Riverdale. Ph. Fay-
etteville 5581.

red color. E. C. Dawson, 562
Loridans Dr. N. E., Atlanta 5,
Ph. CE 17-7910. :

Reg. Jersey bull, born Aug.
31, 1954, wt. 700 lbs. Grandson
of Brampton Basil Favor King
and out of heavy milking dam,
$125. Papers included. G. W.

thonia 6284.

Reg. a aes
dale breeding, yrs. old, Wt.
1,300 lbs. $160. A. N. Tuck,
Thomasville.

Reg. dbl. Standard polled
Hereford cows and_ heifers,

good bloodline and color. Come
see. Reasonable price. Roy God-
dard, Rt. 2, Lithonia (Klondike)
Ph, 2672.

5 young Holstenin cows, with

382 Ibs, milk, 401 lbs. butter-
fat due to Calve in early Fall,

Ph. LaGrange 7613.

Reg. horned milking type
Shorthorn bull, calved March
8, 1956, $175.00 M. F. Fuller Jr.,
Rt. 4, Calhoun.

Holstein milch cow with 1
mo. old heifer calf, average 4
gals. milk daily, $125. Inquire at
Gulf Station. Grady Thompson,
Lithia Springs.

67 cattle, mostly White Face;

yrs. old, wt. about 1,200 Ibs.
John Goldin, Rt. 2: Temple. Ph.
4498 after. 8 pm. :

Several well bred young Jer-
sey milch cows, some fresh, and
others to freshen soon. Mrs. C.
T. Prince, Rt. 2, Gray. Ph J. C,
Comer 3667.

giving abou 4 gal. milk day;
will give 5 gal. when fresh.
Will freshen again about last of
July, $200. L. C. Nowell, Rt. 7,
Nowell Rd. Macon.

2 fine Reg. Angus bulls, 1
yr. and 18 mos. old. Located
Hwy 92, Fayetteville. W. C.
Giden, Fayetteville. Ph. 3321.

Reg. polled Hereford bulls
about 10 mos. old. Health papers
and guaranteed breeders. W.
H. R. and Advance Domino

breeding. H. Merrick, Rt. 4,
Cuthbert.
4 Reg. Red Polls, 2 young

cows and 2 heifers. All to fresh-
en in May and June. Everett
Hunt, Rt. 4, Blairsville.

Reg. Jersey bull, grandson of
Xenias Sparkling Draconis and
Royal Bridle Louisoxford, born
Jan. 1, 1952, for sale. James H.
Wilkerson, Rt. 1, McDonough.

40 pure grade Angus heifers,
1 and 2 yrs. old, calfhood treat-
ed against Bangs, Balck Leg and
and malignant Edema, from
clean herd, 24c lb. J. G. Purvis,
Rt. 2, Millen. Ph. 321J3.

1 nice red Heifer, good size,
to freshen the latter part of
April, bred to Reg. Herford.



6871 after 6 p.m.

Bob Knight, Rt. 2, Franklin.

PAGE FIVE

Toggenburg milk goat, 20 mos.

Alpine doe, freshened April

Conner, Rt. 2, Conyers. Ph. Li- |

bull, Riegel-

production records average 10,-

Curtis B. Avery, Jr., Chipley.

also 2 mare mules, 11 and 12

Cow has her 2nd calf; now



Young polled Hereford bull,
dbl. Reg., low blocky type, dark |
PAGE SIX

Crop Reporters Count
Livestock In Georgia

How would you like to have the job

of counting all the cattle,

goats, horses, mules, and poultry in Geor-

gia?

Thats the task facing Archie Langley,
state statistician of the Gerogia Crop Re-
porting Service in Athens.

With the help of farmers, ranchers,

MARKET BULLETIN

hogs, sheep,



and the U.S. Post Office, weve been get-
ting a very accurate estimate of livestock
and poultry holdings,

Rural mail carriers will distribute

more than 12,000 livestock and poultry in-
ventory cards throughout the state.

Tf the postman leaves a card in your |
box, be sure to fill it out as accurately as
you can and return it prone, Mr.
Langley urges.

These cards are the main sources of
information. in determinging the number

says Mr. Langley.














of livestock and poultry on Georgia farms.
Georgia figures are then added with those
| from all other states to get the grand to-

tal for the nation.
The final. catimate will be pened
| Tater. It will melude all livestock
| poultry on U. S. farms and ranches as
January 1.

Mr. Langley pointed out that farmers

.| and ranchers as well as businessmen use
these livestock and poultry ae i
planning their operations for the comi
year.

yee







LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE



Reg. Aberdeen Angus bull,
4 yrs. old, gentle, easy to keep
under fence, free from disease,
Sood bloodline, $200; Reg. An-
gus bull calf, 10; mos old
$125.00 Papers transferred in
buyers name. R. M. Turner,
Rupert.

Reg. Black Angus bull, 5 yrs.
old, very finest shape, from the
best of breeding, $150. See at

my farm near Salem Camp
Ground, or eall for more in-

formation. Mrs. Roy Shiver, Rt. |

2, Covington. Ph, 6045.

Holstein Dairy cattle, T. B.
and Blood tested; also a few

close springers, others to calve |

in late summer. E. L. Rogers, Rt.
1, Plains.

Reg. Red poll cattle of all
sizes and ages, good blood lines:
and breeding stock; also a few
Reg. Shorthorns. Priced very
reasonable. Glenn McDonald,
Oakwood. Ph. Gainesville 4
5156.

25 purebred unreg. Hereford
heifers, about breeding age, wt.
500 to 600 Ibs., $100.00 per head
head cn lot. George Hager, Rt.
1, Valdosta.

15 Reg. Aberdeen Augus
cows, 10 with calves by side,
8 heifer and 2 bull calves; also
5 cows to calve soon. $3,000.00)
Pen tO1 CC. Nix. inte do Ak
pharetta. Ph. 3444.

Purebred Duroe pigs, boars.
amd gilts, 3 mes. old, papers im
buyers name, $20 ea. Herschel
Tidwell, Rt .1, Sugar Valley
Rd., Cartersville. Ph. 1426-J.

HERE'S HEALTH!







L CAULIFLOWER MUST BE
PAMPERED BY FARMERS,
4 IT'S CHOOSY AS TO TEMP
fy ERATURE AND MOISTURE

POPULAR WAYS OF ame
CAULIFLOWER INCLUDE:
BOILED, AU GRATIN) AND:
FRENCH FRIED



Snellville,

Reg. short nose,



i CAVUTOWER



RAW'CAULIFLOWERETS"ARE \
FAVORITE HORS D'QUEVRES -
WATH' WEIGHT WATCHERS->
ONLY 25 CALORIES IN'A CUP -

CAULIFLOWER SEEDS WERE
FORMERLY IMPORTED FROM
EUROPE. NOW AMERICAN
PLANT BREEDERS: HAVE DEV-
ELOPED TYPES SUITABLE

TO THE US.



11 Hampshire pigs, 8 wks.
old, also 9 Hampshire and OIC
cross, wks. old pigs. Jack
Findley, Stephens.

Hampshire sow and. gilts,
bred to Reg. (ong bodied) Du-
roc boar. Heavy producer wean-
ing from 10 to 11 pigs per lit-
ter. No letters. R. B. Curtis,
Farmington, Ph. Madison 2603.

Reg. Landrace hogs, priced
reasonably. Terrell Swindle,
Ray City. Ph. 2144

2 Landrace boars, 10 mos.
old, ready for service, also 25
pigs, 10 wks, old. Long meat
type hogs. J. Dan Smith, P. O:
Box 60, Augusta.

4 purebred Hampshire pigs,
9 wks. old, eligible for Reg.,
perfect. marking. Will not ship.
My place betweem Lithonia amd
at Centerville Sid
ney Kilgore, Rt. 1, Lithonia.

1.0.C. breedin; stock from
med. type
stock, young boars, ready for
light serviee, $40 ea.; pigs, &

wiks. old, $20 ea. Will treat amd
erate. See at my farm. Paul

J. Cain, Rt. 1, Commerce.

Herd of 34 purebred Braham
eows for sale. George W. Varn,
Box 205, Folkston.

Reg. SPC hogs: from recogniz-
ed breeders, 10 wks. old pigs,
boars: and gilts, Service boamns
and open amd bred gilts. Gene
Odum, Pulaski, Ph. Metter 5
5095.

3 Reg. Rams; one Hampshire,
3 yrs. old; other, 2 yrs. old,
also 1 Corriedale, 2. yrs. ald.
Cc. C. Nix, Alpharetta. Ph. 3444.

Reg. French Alpimg milk
goat, fresh with kid. Sell or
trade for heifer calf of good
stock. C. L. Smith, Rt. 2 Bow
129, Rockmart.

By Lewis















Nice fresh milk goat, 1 Reg.
milk goat, to freshen in July,
also 2 mice male kids, for sale.
Mrs. Lee Kirkeey, 3860: Cascade
Rd., Atlanta.

2 milk goats, will freshen
2nd time any day; Toggemburg
and Saanan cross, good milkers,
$22 ea. at. farm. J. 'C.. Otwell,
Rt. 2,. Box 210, Newnan, Ph.
2304.

40 common goats. Make of-
Hier: J. Hi -Pace> Ir Wh FR
Bromwood.

Alpine milk goat with 2
young kids; also several com-
mon goats with kids. Cheap.
Mrs. D. A. DeFoe, Rt. 2, Hazlie-
hunst.. Ph. 2975.

2 fresh milk . goats, gentle:
not. reg. but good milkers: one

'Toggenburg, other, half Tog-
'genburg and Nubian. Ha. have
12 kids. D. A. Bagley, MD, 44
N.E.,. Austell. |,

Washington St.,

25 Hampshire weather lambs,
wt. 60-75 lbs., $10 ea. Won't
ship. W. Y. Harper, Wray.

1 fat Plug mule for sale.
H. Brown, Rt. 1, Dacula.

5 gaited Kentucky saddle
mare, dark brown. No: tricks,
very gentle. Priced right for

ec

quick sale. Doyle Patrick, Me-

Donough. Ph. 3948 or 3785.

7 yr. old mule 41,100 Ibs.
Sell of trade for cattle. B. E.
Mason, Rt. 1, Lithonia.

Black mare mule, smooth
mouth, wt. 1,100) lbs:,; work
anywhere, $75. At my barm

E. Johnson, Rt. 5, Cummings:

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want mare horse under 10)

tyrs. old, med. wt. Must be gen-

tle for riding and light work.
Clarence Nash, Rt. 3, Marietta.
Ph. 8-7854.

Want good, gentle mule, no
plug, well broken to work sin-
gle or double. State price del.
to. my farm, 6 mi. So. of Da-
cula.. C. H.. Brown, Rit. 1, Da-
cula.

Want milk type billy goat,
within. 30 mi. Advise Tommy
York, CO Magnolia Farms, Mc-
Bean.

Want 1 or 2 good milk goats,
prefer 3 to 4 Qts. a day. State
price and location. Roy Gar-
rett, Rt. 3;. Cumming; Ph. 6742..

Want several Shetland pony
mare, preferably in foal. Give

age, color and price. Robert
Walton, 116 Eighth St. Au-}.
gusta.

Want 1 young milk type Short
Horn Male (cattle), Reg. with
papers. H. L. Zellmer, Porsyth.

Want good! work mare, wt.
900 to 1,100 lbs. Must be good
to plow amd work to wagon.

Price reasonable. C. M. Cantrell,
Tate.

Want feeder Shoats (hogs) wt.
75 to 100 lbs., meat type; no
Guineas. J. Bi Bramiet, Mar-
gret.

Want 1 reg. Beltsville No. 1,
young male hog. Must have pa-
pers. Ralph E. Dixon, Rt. 1,
Sylvania.

Want 4 feeder calves, wt.
around 350 lbs. at market price,

del. to my home: this: wk. orated |, |



ec C. D, Rodgers, Mt. Park

















































| Utility White King

GAME, FOWL, ele. i= Sata
a | Manse Dr:, Forest Park.
r i "| PO-6-4791.

FOR SALE Large mature Bobwhite q

raised in large flight ae
or breeders. Pri
Or request. Also Shukar
\ridge, $7 pr; Booking ordiers
Quail and Chukar eggs, d
chicks. Satis, guar. Will sh
Cliff Purcell, 217 Mt. veo
(Dr., Decatur. Ph, DR-3-4208.

Bobwhite quail, Golden,
ver and Ringneck Pheas
Blue Peafowl, Fancy Ban
and Guinea eggs, Mrs. 2
Street, R. F. D., 2956 Buford
Hwy., Atlanta 6 a

Bobwhite quail, ready to lay,
gg. pr.; also Buff Cochen Ba
tams eggs, $1.50) doz. Cha

A. Lewis, 206 W. Bell St... C
lege Park. Ph: PO-1-8120:



Pheasant eggs, 13 for $2.50.
Exch. for primt fleed sacks, al-
lowimg 36c ea. sack. Each pay
postage. Oscar Matthews, 602.
East 2nd St., Rome.

Chukar Partridge chicks now
ready, also Partridge eggs. W.
L.. Bloom,, 845, Clifton Rd.,, At-
lamta . Ph.. DR-7-7115.

Lots of mixed breed rabbits,
youmg omes, 75 ea; grown,
|'$1.26 ea. or $2.50 pr. Mrs, Lind-
sey McGaltee, Rt. 3, Soperton.

A few pr. Show type Silver |
King pigeons, mated, banded
and working, $7.50, $10; $15 pr.
Healthy birds of

_ from. some
the best bloodilimes. Lewis:
i c White New Zealand ral
Lindsey, Silver Creek. Irs, $5 pr.; ready to be br

does and bucks, $5 ea.
vany where, John Fields, TOTS V
Poplar St., Griffin. Ph. 56825

A few prs.. Auto- sexed K
$6 pr. A. J. Whalen, 315 S.
St., Griffir

Large Bobwhite Quail, select |:
breeder, $4 or. Send MO and I}
will notify date of shipment,
collect. J. Dan Smith, P. O.
Box 60), Augusta.

Big Northenn Bobwhite Quail:
iday old quail, $350: ML; hatch- |...
ing eggs, $150 M. Ask for price | ;
list on smaller quantities. L. E. | rt
Brannen Jr. 321 Savannah
Ave., Statesboro.

church. Rt. Iy Macon.

Few. pr. Gold, Silver
Lady Amherst 1956 hatch P!
sants; $10 pr. The Silvers
laying. I. F. Ginm, 461 Metro-
politam Pl SEL, Atlanta 16. Ph.
| SA--OGLT. a

Reeves Golden amd Silver
pheasant eggs: and chicks; also
(pr: Silver breeders. Will in-
ecubate your eggs, amy amount. |
H.. Tonsgard,- 5289) Lamar St.,
Decatur. Pin. BU-9-0963) 3



#





| CORN, CORN. - MORE CORN

























r acre*

i Average corni ais im Georgia are ok a bushels eae

and can go higher: That's the word from agronomists an
agents: with the Agricultural Extension Service. The way to kee? ig
\eorn. yields climbing, they say, is to start bi git a Tae =H
hybrid and then follow the fertilization and cultur:

| recommended by Extensiom,

The recommended hybrids for'S? are Coker 811 if you want @ 3
white corn, Dixie 18 if you prefer yellow.

| Take: a lools at: the following table. Ib shows the average yields
of corn varieties in tests = the coastal Plain eriment sa
and is evidence of why Coker 8i1 and. inie 18 ane :
recommended: varieties this year.

Hybrid

4-Year Average

ven 20 Tet
Acree

va aes



| ae



white





wien esl STV etry APTI |

AV eRPP OR nON Ee RDN e Oe en RRE DOONAN ERD:



$7,7
1













oe






ton. Ph, LE-2- 3098.

ode Island Reds 10

male Geng pen.

T. W. Nations, |

lis Mill Ra. S. Wes: At
PL 3-5689.

3 aie aA pulleie!
treated, breed to lay,
ibbon winners at South|
ir, $3 a. or 4, S$1L.|













ack Minorca hatching
large 2 yrs. old breed- |



R. frying size chick-,
B. Millians, Newnan. |

Hybrid | White Leghorn.
s, 5 mo. old, 35 pet laying. |

ae Northern Bob-
, some now laying, |
ount on 10 prs. Orders





20 birds. Ship COD or
. O. you pay Railway)
ges. Walford, Johnson, |



we amin. or gare also eggs, $30 C.
|date of shipment. William A.
i lanta 3. Ph. Mu-8-0866.

| most 2 yrs. old, good bloodlines,

|mos. old dee $2, Gene Trotter,
eis 1, Wrightsville. Ph. 3714.

|radius of Macon. Will
- | mann, Mt. Pleasant Church Rd. |

gta aetes :

right, Rt. 5, Newnan.

s,| Breasted Red Game;

|doves. B. HH. Holsamback, 302 |

Pe

}chen, Silver Duckwings, B.

| 1957 hatch trios, $750; also ex-)
te '|tra good R. I. a Bantams, $5_
pr. iL. L.



mest extra large No. Bob-
te breeding quail (bred and |
cea 37 yrs.), wt. about 172 |
tb. ea. on foot, $4.50 pr. 5 pr,
Send M. O. and I will notify

Thomas, 421 Mark Bldg. At-

N. Z. white buck rabbit, al-
$3; 3 yrs. old doe, $4; and 3



'GAME, FOWL, etc.

WANTED



| want 2 ready breed doe tab-'
bits, mot too old. Del. Mrs. Hat-
tie Hughes, Rt. 2, Toccoa.

Want Peafowl hen, priced
reasonable and within 50 mi
come
after on week-ends. N. H. .Siene-

Rt. 7, Macon.

POULTRY

FOR SALE





"Bicoh or 20 dif. colored Bantams
hens, 50c ea. Cecil A. Boat-

Old English Black and Black
White
| Leghorn; R. I. Reds; Black and
Black Tail Japanese;
Silkies and common
hens for setters; also Ringneck |

S. Harris St. East Point.

Yellow Feather Legged Buff,
Orpington Bantam hatching
eggs, testbed, 15, $1; 30, $1:90;.
60, $3.70. Add postage. Mrs.
M. Johnson, Shellman.

Modern Game Bantams, Bee

Reds and Red Pvie .trios, $15;

J Lake Mir-
ror Rd,, Rt. 3, Caliese Park,

Ph. PO-1-1617.
8 Bantam hens, now laying,






f aig 2 pr. i
Pigeons, $1 pr.; Mus-
$150 ea. and Ban-






Claret Game pas






young birds. Ship
wks old. Fine quality
. Ralph Keefer, 110)

Forest Park. Ph.

ebbit does, bred, $2 |
$1.50 and $2 ea. |
ire. ih. EB. Wat-|
Dr., S.|
af Ph. PL-5-9513.,



rest. choice breeding
breeders, bricks $4
W. Page, 149 N.:






| sale. Larry Benton, 1410 Lyman
| St.. f

conn 4 oe THs

|R

12s 3 ea. Red Hampshire |
and B. R. pullets, $7; 4 White)

pigs. Lockard Bell, 2677 Pharr |
|Rd. NE. Atlanta. Ph. DR-7- |

| 15, $165; 30 for $3.15. Cartons |
must be returned at once at

old rooster of same, $2.50. M. O.

ip moosters, some Sebrights and | -

same Black Top Knots; $1 ea. |
|No letters. Mrs. BE. J. Berry,
122 Momosa Dr., Jonesboro.

1 pr. Chinese. Silkies for)

\

Gainesville.
of

10 Shawl Neck hens and)
roos for sale; 5 hems, and |
rooster, $11 at my place. Nora)
Lankford, Rt. 1, Antiach Rd,, |
ockmart.

2 Red Game pullets, and roos-

Rock pullets and rooster, 5 mos.
old, $3.75. Exch. for Guimnen|

4390. bes
White Gensioe eggs, hoa!
prize winners, 15, $1.75 PP.

Mrs. O. L. Craft, Rt. 2, Lavonia. '

Purebred heavy type, lorie |
|leg dark Cornish hatching eggs,

buyers cxpense. Also 18 mo.

only. Miss Cora B. Patterson, |



uae Ph. TR-



PRtet; Box! 35; hyd y,





itives of ee State











n ers Maptie fertilizers and pesticides may have |

te save pee ue janie salaie and |
griculture teachers have been informed of
vailable to pull samples in their respective

onag teachers or write the Depart-
Delian in Atlanta to obtain the names of
5 vailable to them.

in e seed testing, food and feed inspec- 1
a disease eradication.

Department of Agriculture

White |
banttam |

4} Mrs.
| Wrightsville,

1ea.;





MARKET BULLETIN-

$5.
vadilla,

postage. Will
Shockley, Rt. 2, Alto.

PP. Mrs. Mamie Stone, Rt. 2,
Box 105, Adairsville.

tams, $3.50;
Bantam roosters, $1;

Clair born, -$4.00 ea Ce.
Griffin, 712 Oak St., Ganesville.

mos. old, of fine laying stock,

Hill Terrace, Augusta. Ph. 6-
3216.

4 white Chinese goose eggs,
$1 Del. to 3rd zone. Jennie Ho-
gan, Rt. 2, Box 216, Lincolnton.

2 large white Perkin Drakes,
$6.50 or $3.50 ea. FOB. Mrs. M.
ee Gaddis, Box 124, Quitman.

20 large Toulouse, blue and
white eae, geese. Alice
Mashburn, Rt. , Cumming.

orders for Ridgeway

Booking
White Embden baby Geese.
Ready April 18. Mrs. E. M.

Pope, Rt. 2, Box 190, Stock-
| bridge.
1956 hatch turkeys, 40 lb.;

ducks, $1.50 ea. and up; Ban.
tams, 75c up. Also booking |
orders for baby turkeys and
ducklings. Joseph Clay, 1645 |
Upper River Rd., Macon. Ph.
35-8082.

B. B. turkey eggs, 25c ea.;
Tom turkeys, 35c Ib.; White |
Pekin ducks, now laying, $1.25
ea.; also chicken fertilizer, $1)
sack. Mrs. J. E. Carter, Mc-
Murry Dr., Box 487, Atlanta 11.
Ph 5-9237. ;

Large white turkey gobbler
and black turkey hen, about 2
yrs. old. No letters. D. A. Bag- |
ley, M. D., 44 Washington St.,
N.E,, Aust-". Ph. 2315.

Speckled Guinea eggs, 15,
$1.50. Mrs. M. C. McKinney, Rt.

3, Vienna.
|

3 B. B. Bronze turkey hens
and 1 gobler. Sell or trade for

| good buggy or surrey, or any-
| thing I can use on farm. J. W.

Seaffe, Rt. 3, Conyers.

Brown Hennies; Black Gor-
dons; Game brood hens, $5 ea.
| Stags, $8.50; stag and 2 hens,

| $16 trio. Cash with order. C. J.

Cae pcan P. O. Box 41, Blairs-

Pit Game cocks, E. W. Law
Clippers, bred under wire, 15
cocks, 1, 2, and 3 yrs. old. See
j.at my home. C. G. Pendlers,
| Lithonia.

40 May and June hatched Pit
Game pullets and stags, $3 ea.
Your choice at my place. R. H.
| Crawford, Tiger.

20 chickens, cross between
Game and Bantam, $10 for lot
er 50c ea. Charles Wailker, 64
Goulden Pl. N. Roswell, Ph.
6640.

Mallard duck eggs, $1.75 doz.
plus _ postage. E. H. Bridges,
Shanpsburg. -

Turkey eggs, 25c. ea., $2.50
doz. picked wp at..my house.
W. R. Brantley, Rt. 2,

5 pr. White African guineas
with yellow skin, $5 pr. FOB.
Mrs. J. T: Wilson, Tennessee
Ave., Bremen. Ph. 2711.

Bantam hens, good layers
and setters, 75c ea. J. M. Dan-

|iel, Rt. 3, Welcome All Rd.,
College Park, Ph, PO-1-5502.

Purebred Show type yellow
Buff Cochin Bantams, hens, $2
Cocks, $150 ea.; trio $5;
also- baby chieks, 1 day to 1
mo. old, 20c to 30c ea. No or-
ders under. 25 chicks. Prices

=

Bantam hens, $2.50:
sates 1 drake, $7.50. J. H.







Gaffney, Rt. 3, Marietta. Ph
-02901. & cael









Golden Sebright. Ban t a m)
chicks, 1956 hatch, just started.
laying, $2 ea 1 rooster, 2 hens, |
Leon Watson, P.O. Box, Un-

Feather-legged Black Cochin
Bantam eggs, 15, $1.25 plus 30c
ship. Kenneth

Dark Cornish eggs, 15, $1.65)

1 pr. Golden Sebright Ban-
1 Feather-legged
2 fine Pit
game stages, 1/2 RH. and 1/2

15 R. I. Red pullets, about 3|
$27.81; also Red Rock sex link
pullets, 13 wks old, fine laying

cross breed, flock of 20 shipped:
$2 ea. Edw. T, Boyd, 2037 Spring:

FOB. H. L. Kesler, Rt. 4, Bax- |

Z|





3 turkey hens, anit 1 gobbler.
Sell or trade for heifer calf and
pay dif. M. C. Pee Rt. 3,
Conyers.

Turkey hen and gobbler, $12.
pr. Will uot ship. Also turkey
eggs, $3 doz.; mixed Golden
Sebright Bantams, $1 ea. and

q
i
i
i

|Jock, Rt. 2, Adairsville,

White Chinese Goose eggs, 4
$1. Del. to 3rd and 4th zones.
Miss Jennie Hogan, Rt. 2, Lin-
colnton.

>

several Bantams roosters. Cheap
Come after. Julia S. Wheat, Rt.
3, Chatsworth,

5 hens and cock W. L. Ban-
Fair). $20; Several single males,
$2 ea. T. W. Nations, 1490 Willis

Mill Rd. S. W., Atainta 11. Ph.
PL 3-5689

POULTRY

WANTED





Want 12 or 15 N. H. Red
hens, 1956 hatch. State price.
oo Carter, Rt. 2, Thomas-

Want 100 W. L. stadia
pullets, 8 to 10 wks. old. M. F.
Peterson, 2311 Wesley Chapel
Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU-9-1859.

Want 2 female Mallard Ducks
| and 1 India Blue Peafowl hen,
|2 yrs. old. Mrs. E. E. Nelson,
ee 2, Silver Creek Ranch, Aus-
el

Want 2 Guinea hens, white

or prey, ff See and ready to
lay. Mrs. . Harpe, Rt. 4,
| Dublin.

Want 12 to 20 Cornish chic-
ken, dwarf Rock type, mostly
ae G. V. Worley, Tumer-
ville.

Want 1 pr. ea. Chinese and
African Geese. L. E. Morgan,
Rt. 4, Waycross.

Want 1 White Japanese roost-
er with top-not. Mrs.
Swanson, Rt. 4, Cartersville.

Want trio, 1 rooster and 2
hens. Will come after if not too

far. Queen M. Kettle, Rt. 3,
Conyers.

eggs, $1 setting. Mrs. R. T. Bla-|

1 drake and 3 hens $4; also.

tams, (show. winners at S. E.|

1

| Rt. 3, Box 124, Ellijay.

| washed and ironed, free of hol-

| Rt. 5, Newnan.

G.| gal. at my home Carl S. Heden,







PAGE SEVEN

"| MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE















Hand shelled clean pecans,
mostly Halves, $1.25 Qt. PP
Exch. 1 qt. for 3 Or 100 Ib. |
cap. sacks. Mrs. W. L. Helms,
Buena Vista. j ;

Split Posts: Black Locust, 35
ea; Chesnut, 30c ea; sawed Hic-
kory post. Up to 1, 000 post. J.
R. Bostwick, Rt. 1, Mundys Mill |
i Jonesboro, 3 mi, 5o.). Phe

40.

Hundreds of Bamboo Cane
| roots, 50c lb. Add postage. Den-
ver Holland, 606 College St.,
Carrollton.


















Yellow Roots, washed lean,
4 Ib. lard box full, $1.25 and
postage. Mrs. Nancy Henderson,





Yellow Root, May Apple and
Wild Cherry Bark, each kind 4
lb. lard box full, $1.50 box. Noel.
Crump, Rt. 2, 2, Talking Rock.

Poke, Yellow and Blood, Yel-
low Dock Root, white Sassfras,
10 Ib. pack, $1.50; Sassafras bark
Catnip leaves, . match-boxful,
| 25c Catnip root, 50c bunch. Well
cleaned; Raspberries, 3, 50c. Add
es Miss Grace E. Parks,

3, Ellijay. eee

Print feed sacks, 4 of ea. kind,
washed and ironed, 35c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Emerson Woody,
Hurst.

12 print sacks.
















100 lb. cap.




es, 1 to 3 alike, 3 for $145 PP. ~~
Ms. Boyd Johnson, Cherry Log.
3 nice, large print sacks, 1 of
a kind, no spots nor holes, 3 for
$1.66, PP. Mrs. W. Y. Summers,













Ground Sage, $2 lb. ground ~
hot Pepper, $1.50 lb. Add post-
age Miss Nellie Keith, Alvaton.

50 gal. syrup in quart jars, $1










Rt. 4, Box 36, Blairsville.

40 gal. Ga. Sugar Cane syrup,
1956 crop, in new 10 Ib. pails,
$1.50 pail at my farm. C. M.
Ertzbergen, Jacksonville.








\





Counties Free
Of Disease
ist Wilkinson
2nd Towns





BRUCELLOSIS ERADICATION

Counties in which area testing is now underway include:

Appling Elbert
Burke Franklin
Berrien Gwinnett
Brantley Gordon
Glascock
Butts Hart

| Candler Heard

| Clarke Habersham
Crawford Hall
Coffee Irwin

Chattooga Jackson

Columbia Lamar
Dawson Laurens
Jeff Davis Long
Dodge Lumpkin
Dooly Madison
Evans Miller

Help Make Georgia Brucellosis
Free By 1960






Counties Not

Free of Disease
157















Marion
Oconee
Peach

Pickens










Pierce
Pulaski
Putnam
Rockdale
Stephens
Taliaferro
Toombs
Turner
Washington
Wayne
Wheeler
White
Wilcox

























- PAGE EIGHT



MARKET BULLETIN.





Carolina Farmers Ask

(Continued From Page 1)
The pest was discovered there last fall

for the first time in the United States.

A committee of eight farmers, one
from each of the affected countiesfour
in North Carolina and four in South Caro-

-linapresented a statement at the hear-
_ ing endorsing a Federal witchweed quar-

antine in the interest of their own and
other States. They urged, however, that
regulatory action under the quarantine be
confined to areas actually infested with
the parasitic weed. Bill Hooks of White-
ville, N. C., and W. B. Norwood of Marion,
S. C_ acted as spokesmen for the group.
Representatives of the Virginia De-

partment of Agriculture and Agricultural

Experiment Station also attended the
hearing, and statements from officials of
10 other States and from the Central,
Eastern, and National Plant Boards, all
favoring the quarantine, were placed in

the record. States from which communi-

cations were received included Alabama,

Ariz zona, California, Colorado, Iowa, Rane

sas, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, and

- South Dakota.

Advocacy of a Federal quarantine by
Carolina farmer representatives was based

_ on the understanding that (1) the general

farming practices followed in the affect-
ed counties would be taken into considera-
tion, so that the agricultural economy of

control and eradication measures for use
against witchweed would be supported
and (4) efforts to eradicate the pest would
be promptly undertaken.

Tree Seedling Crop

(Continued From Page 1)



con.
ry units.

poviar,

Tobacco Farmers Need

(Continued From Page 1)

allotted to them last year.

It would seem onde





q

the seedlings and the bookkeeping in the
central office of the Commission in Ma-

Prices will be slightly higher this year
for seedlings, starting at $4 per thousand
for several species of pine. Complete price
lists will be available at the county forest-

Six species of seedlings ~ are being
grown by the Commission this year, in-
cluding slash, loblolly and long leaf pine,
Arizona cypress, red cedar and yellow

required to put this additional acreage in-
to the soil bank program and reap soil
bank benefits on acreage that they have
never actually planted and did not have

It is difficult to understand this kind
of thinking when our tobacco farmers
were not given the opportunity to put



























that if corn ae

Si
tobacco growers should be all
into the soil bank one-fifth of

ing the acreage completely.

Sarr Millet Provides -

( Continued From Page Dd





month longer and is easier to m
than Cattail millet.
Grazing experiments at the ( ;
_ | Plain Experiment Station show
Starr Millet will produce as much or
beef than Common Cattail Millet, d
the time that Common Mill can
grazed, and will continue to furnish 31
ing for several weeks thereafter.
Starr Millet is more drought re
than Sudan Grass. This asi us s
feeding habits. ae

Production ne are: A
1. Plan for 1/4 to 1/2 acre

2. Plant small area at corn pl
time and then pea ap area
5 week intervals.

_ bellton Rd.

these areas would be disturbed as little as
possible by the quarantine; (2) quaran-
tined areas would be designated coopera-

tively by the Federal and
concerned; (3) continuing

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





100 lbs. just made good, white,
home-made Lard, rendered in-
doors. E. A. Smith, 7205 Camp-

Atlanta LPO
71-5821.

3 cans, 50 Ibs. ea. pure render-
ed hog. Lard, home-made in
open kettle, fresh, and in new
cans, $10. can, Del. within 25
mi. radius. Mrs, Kate Harrell,
Fayetteville, Ph. 4-181.

Citrus Molasses, 35c gal. FOB
Sg James Butts, B&B Ranch,
he Rock. Ph. Thomaston 3760.

Country, Hickory smoked
eat per lb: 10-20 lbs., 85c
hhoulders, 10-16 lbs., 55c; Sides,
10-18 lbs. 50c Guar, against
spoilage. Shipped COD. Mrs.
Louise T. Pope, Box 5, Dexter.

One 12 Ib. 1956 midling Meat,
a. ib. and postage added Roy
Pruitt, Rt. 1, Buford.

Side Meat, 30 Ib. also pop
eorn, shelled or in the ear. 6c lb.
a my home. Will not ship. Mrs.

Vandiviere, Dawsonviile.

1957 crop fancy Schley pe-
gans, 5 lbs., $1.75; 10 lbs. $3.25;
shelled pecan Halves, free from

trash; 5 lbs., $4 PP in Ga. Mrs.
avis Jones, Grayson.

Pecans, 50c lb. and postage.
* Sey for 100 lb. cap feed sacks,
rs. J. E. Sorrells, Royston.

1956 Schley pecans, 5 Ibs.,
1.75; 10 lbs. $3.25; also shelled
alves, clear of thrash, 2 lbs, $2;
5 lbs., $4.50. Del. in Ga. Mrs.
Jd. M. Jones, Grayson

Shelled pecans, mostly Halves,
$1 Ib. plus postage. Mrs. Fred
Atkinson, Rt. 4, Valdosta.

1956 large, sound Stuart pe-
ans, 30e lb. FOB. Mrs. Horace
Brides, Rt. 2, Box 441, College
ark,

1956 crop Mahan pecans, 10
Ibs. shelled, in 1 lb. plastic bags,
85 Ib. Del. Mrs. Chas. Coving-

ton. Rt. 3, Millen.

State agencies
research on



10 Bee hives,
cleaning Gums, havent been
robbed in 2 yrs. $30 or $3.50
ea. Quillian Tuggle, Rt. 3, Bu-
ford. Ph. 2535.

3 standard 10 frame Bee
hives, consisting of hive body,
shallow super, tops and bot-
toms, and 20 frames in each.
Excellent cond. $10 ea. Cant
ship. Jno. S. Paden, 1256 More-
land Ave., S.E. Ph. MA-7-7401.

Hickory smoked Meat, 1 or
2 sides, 45 lb. Shoulder, 14-16,
lbs. 35c Ib. also 50 Ib. can nice,
home-made Lard (made _ this
winter), $10. At my home
prices. H. C. Prophitt, Rt. 3,
Chipley.

strong, self-

Freshly shelled pecan Meats,
$1.25 Qt. and postage. Exch. 3
Ibs. not shelled, for 5 Ibs. home
cured Meat. Ea. pay postage.
Write first. Mrs. Dan Terry,
Quitman.

Large, nice, 1956 Pecans, 25c
Tb. or exch. for good, nice, feed
sacks. Write. Mrs. Ollie Skin-
ner, Carrollton, Ph. Terrace 2-
7622.

1956 crop Stuart pecans, 25c
lb. Add postage. Mrs. Edna H.
Wood, Sharpsburg.

Bamboo roots, 25c ea. FOB.
Mrs. M. F. Gaddis, Quitman.

Sassafras, Yellow Dock, Yel-
low Root, Blood Root, wild
Cherry Bark, 3 lbs. $1.50; also
yellow pop corn for EATING,
3 Ibs. $1. Add postage. Kittrie
Holden, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Print sacks, 100 lb. cap.,
washed and ironed, free of
holes and mildrew, 1, 2, 3, a-
like, 45c ea. Miss Emma Dug-
ger, Oliver.

75 gal. good Ga. Cane Syrup
in 1/2 gal. glass, 3 gal. per
Case, $4.50 Cs. at my station.
W. C. Cole, Rt. 1, Nicholls.

White sheeting feed sacks,
100 lb. cap., washed and free
of holes and mildew, 30c ea.



Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Add postage. Mrs. G. L: Pirkle, |



_ the 20 percent of acreage knocked out of
allotments into the soil bank. This 20 per-
cent that was taken away from our to-
bacco farmers was land that they have
had in the past and land which was neces-

1956 crop Black Walnut
Meats, $1 Ib. and _ postage.
Shipped immediately. Miss Gel-
eta Nichols, Hiawassee.

1 good country Ham. wt.
30 Ibs., 60c lb. Georgia Nichols,
Clarkesville.

5 col. Bees in-extra good,
factory made Pat. hives, $12
ea. J. W. Sheppard, Jr., 5391
Rockbridge Rd. Stone Moun-
tain. Ph. Clarkston 3-7878.

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

Jerusalem Artichokes, $1 gal.
at my home; $1.50 gal prepaid
to 3rd zone; $7 bu. Exp. Col.
C. W. Page, 149 North Ave.,
Atlanta, Ph. TR 4-6452 .

Young swarm of Bees, $3.
Come and bring the hives,
clean. Docia Haris, Lula.



let should be
mals removed.



grazing.

Small panne ae
of Martin and small gourds mix-
ed, 20c pkt. Mrs. John Weaver,
Rt 2, Temple.

Lot of Bee supplies for sale.
H. P. Aderhold, 510 F. oe
Ave., College Park. sy

_ 20 col. Bees in 10 frame fatal

top hives, 1 super ea. in good].

shape plenty honey, $10 ea. R.
W. Langford, Rt. 1, Toccoa.

- Sev. tons dry cow-Compost,
free from weeds and_ trash,
never rained on, and 50 pet.
cottonseed meal. Make offer.
C. C. Clark, Rt. 2, Box 309 c/o
Clarks Dairy, Stockbridge.

Extra fine hen Manure, by the
bag or truck load, Del. West
side Atalnta. L. E. Windney,
3850 Bakers Ferry Rd. S.W.
Atlanta 11. Ph. PL 3-9005.

Garlic bulbs, 50c doz; Bou-
quet pepper plants, 10c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Willie Turpin,
1 e2ee Susan Lane, Doraville.

per acre in split geet ota ee
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Apply nitrog

| time. Allow plants to accumu
20 inches o growth - poe

-20c ea; seed




























Martin psd pper
25 ea; small mixed sizes, 5c.
10c ea. Add pee Mrs,
Wooten, Tibet 2, Camilla.

Large, bright pie
Walnut Meats, $2 Qt. PP. 1
pt filling oforders. Mrs.

Be filling of orders. :

"WANTED >

Want some print | feeds, :
alike. State price. Mrs. P, 4
Bowman, Rt. 2, LaGrange 4

Want several bags of fe
er, dry manure, de
home. Advise. B. Da
Washington St. S. W.





15. Ph. MUS8-8561.



































































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STEERS & HEIFERS 992 592 _ REPORT Bese
Good & Choice 18.50-22.00 -18.00-20.00 oes 18.50-19.25
Standard 14.75-18.75 -13.75-18.00 pn 14,00-18.65
Utitity 12.00-15.25.-12.00-14.50 aie 1L75-14.75
Vealers 16.00-27.25 -15.75-26.00 ae 12,75-18.50
Stockers & Feeders 13.00-20.75 = -'13.00-18.75 sie 12.00-19.00 _
Feeder Calves 12.00-22.00 1278-2075 one
cows: f
Utility & Commercial 12.00-13.00 12.00-14.00
Canners & Cutters 9.751225 , _ 9,50-12.50 $
Springers 65.00-160.00
HOGS: ; aA
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