Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

Bulletin





WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1957







































mers oe Urged
Watch For Pests

ees is ssa there is fire,
there are mounds there are
mported fire ants.

orted fire antcausing much
Georgia and other southern
kes its presence known by

inches hi igh.

R. Jordan, eek for the
1 Extension Service, said the
erfere with harvesting and
make the use of machinery
nd often impossible.

pests will attack tender vege-
will gnaw holes in roots, tub-
uds oe s, and ead Jordan



that the sting of im-
1S-* extremely painful.

victims, the entomologist
nimals born near imported fire
ds may be killed by the stings
tes

but even one mound
ported fire ant has dug in
s control measures are used the
a leave and establish other



e low Bost. of control is consid-
ers have little choice in the mat-
ing the ants, the University of
ollege of Agriculture specialist
ut. One treatment, which will
years, will cost only $3 to $7.
three insecticides which
amends to control the im-

on on use of these insecticides.
points out that it is cheaper to
nd poison pasture land in one
He recommended that the in-

a2 On Page 6)



unsightly mounds that may be
two feet or more, but ee

could mean _hospitaliza-

moun a not ook too bad.

antchlordane, dieldrin, or
e said county agents have





Agricultural

CALENDAR

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

July 21-22, Atlanta Annual meeting
_ Georgia Milk. Producers Inc.

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

May 13-14, Thomasville Thomas Coun-
ty Fat Cattle Show and Sale.



May 16, Athens Broiler short course
and Chicken-of-Tomorrow Day.

July 7-10, Athens Southern Regional
Farm Bureau training school.









Achievement Days Set

For Farming Families

Approximately 200 Georgia farm
families will be honored next month for

outstanding work they have done in car-
_ rying out farm and home plans in coopera-
~ ton with the Farmers Home Administra-

tion.
Certificates of recognition all be pre-
sented to them at Farm ek Achieve-

ment Days in Tifton, May 9, and in
Athens, May 16. ;
The first, scheduled for Abraham

Baldwin Agricultural College, is for the
Southern half of the state. North Geor-

gia families will be represented at the
Athens meeting set for Conner hall on
the University of Georgia College of Ag-
riculture campus.

A similar meeting for about 35 Negro

(Continued On Page 6)



NUMBER 34

RODUCTION A BLESSING

omologist Gives Fire Ant
trol Measures For Farms

Distribution Creates
Actual Farm Problem

By PHIL CAMPBELL
Commissioner of Agriculture

There is no farm problem in this coun-
try from the standpoint of production, de-
spite the harsh words of some politicians

_and the thousands of articles written an-

nually on this subject.

There is a problem but the problem
is one of marketing and distribution.

For years now so many experts
have cussed and discussed the farm
problem that I am afraid a great many of
the people of this nation consider it a
curse to be able to produce an overabun-
dance of food and fiber.

_ I dont consider it a curse to be
able to produce enough food to keep the
people of this nation from going hungry.

I dont consider it a curse to be able to
produce enough cotton and wool to keep
our people warm and comfortably cloth-
ed.

I dont consider it a curse to produce so
much that we can have a reserve although
this reserve is not as great as some peo-
ple may have been led to believe.

I dont consider it a curse to have such
a great productive potential that we can
not only deter war but protect smaller
and weaker nations from aggression.

A study of past civilizations shows
that the major problems faced by many
nations of the past was that of producing
enough food and fiber and many great
nations have failed because they were
not able to adequately feed and clothe
their people.

To my way of thinking it is time our
government and a great many of our peo-
ple took a new and longer look at agri-
culture in America today.

God has seen fit to bestow upon us the
greatest blessing of alla rich and pro-
ductive soil, the true mother of all life
on earth, and yet to hear some of our na-
tional leaders talk, you would think Gods
blessing is in reality a curse.

The agricultural strength of America
is the very foundation upon which our
military and economic survival rests. I
is not a curse but a great blessing and one
for which we should all be thankful,







Georgia

RE STATE OF THE SOUTH



STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI

ace Se:

Georgia, First:

* PEANUTS
* BROILERS

e PEACHES
e NAVAL STORES

' PIMIENTO PEPPER
IMPROVED PECANS
PAGE TWO >





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FARM

HELP

WANTED



Want couple or single truck
farmer for 1 H. crop, 50-50
basis. Extra work at $3.50 day.
2 R. house. unfurnished. Come
see. S. S. Storer, C/O Storers
Ranch, Rt. 4, Douglasville.

Want good, honest, sober
man for- Caretaker on farm.
some extra work. Contact.
W. M. Clemones, 1406 Cave
Spring Rd. Rome. Ph. 6906.

Want woman, 45-50 yrs.
old, to live on farm and help
with cows, chickens, and
other lisht farm chores. Miss
Bess Vinson, Rts 3, Vienna.

Want immedately good, re-
liable farm family, white or
col. Must be able do gen. farm
work and handle Ford trac-
tor and equipment, on per-
manent basis. $4 day, furnish
house, garden area, wood, and
milk cow; on~paved road,
with good churches and school

available. Dr. V. S. Steele.
Eastman. Ph. 3269.
Want 2 exp. dairy hands,

sober and reliable, $35 week-
ly. Give full details first let-
ter. John F. Hartin, 1708
Stark Ave., Columbus.

Want colored man, exp. in
driving tractors, trucks and
combines. Some exp. with cat-
tle. Not more than wife and
3 schildren. Contact. James
Butts. B&B Ranch. The Rock.
Ph. Thomaston 3760.

Want farm family for

wages, white or col. with 2 or
3 large enough to he!p with |
work. House with elec. lights |
and wired for elec. stove. See |
if possible, 8 mi. Cairo. Dos-
ter Warren, Rt. 1, Cairo.

Want farm help for small
farm on Halves. House has
lights, gas. bath. On paved
road. Good land, part ready
for planting. H. O. Der, Riv-





- Want settled woman, no
children, to help with light
farm work on farm. Room,
board and small salary. Just
man and wife in family. Mrs.
J. E. Thomas, Lavonia.

FARM WORK

WANTED





Single, white man, 48 yrs.
old, disabled Veteran, wants
job on farm with reliable peo-
ple, doing light farm work
(not able do heavy work).
Also, exp. carpentering and
painting. Room, board, laun-
dry and reasonable salary. W.
E. Collins, 928 Washington
St., S.W., Atlanta 15. Ph. JA-
2-5205.

White Christian family
wants job on cattle or poul-
try farm. Exp. also painting
and carpentry. Can drive
truck and tractor. Prefer with
good Ohristian man. Can move
any time after June 1. Grover
Johnson, Rt. 2, Monroe.

White man and wife, 58
yrs. old, wants job on farm
with reliable people as Care-
takers and light farm work,
for home and salary. Have to
be moved. Mrs. R. S. Bullard,
1058 Ridge Ave., S.W., At-

jlanta 15.

23 yr. old man, good health,
wants job on Cotton farm. 5
in family. Can drive truck
and tractor and operate any
|kind farm machinery, also
exp. dairy work. Dovard Mc-
Daniel, -Rt:3;.270 Rls
Cook, Ellaville.

White man wants farm 50-
50 basis, also some Turpentine
cups, 50-50 basis. 20 yrs. exp.
Have to be moved and furn-
ished. 3 children to help after
school is out. Send stamped



erdale Rd., College Park. PH.
PO-7-2084.

envelope for reply.
Sharpe, Rt. 3, Baxley.

S Middleaged, white woman,



wants job on farm with eld-
erly couple. light farm work,

for good home and reasonable

salary. Mrs. Allen Haynes,
i ee St., S.W., Atlan-
a

White, married man, 2 chil-
dren (girl 8 and boy 13),
wants job oy farm, as Care-
taker, tending to stock, near
Stockbridge. Reasonable sal-
ary agreed upon. Willie Pugh,
Rt. 1, Conley.

Man, white, 45 yrs. old,
wants job on cattle or poultry
farm. Some exp. prefer with
Christian people. Board, laun-
dry and wages. G. W. Trusty,
Rt. 1, Riverdale. :

2 families together want job
taking care of cattle, hogs,
chickens, ete. 5 to work, for
reasonable wages. James Dan-
iel. Rt. 1, Box 113, Alpharetta.

Want job on farm. Willing
to work. White, alone, no chil-
dren, for home and $15 week.
Mee. Eva C. Hill, Rt. 1, Tem-
ple

49 yrs. old man with wife
wants job on chicken farm or
dairy. Exp. in milking mna-
chines. Can drive tractor and
truck. Honest, sober, willing
to work. Need 5 R. house wir-
ed for Elec. stove. Can move
any time. Ernest Cape, 1860
Bouldercrest Dr., S.E., Atlanta
16.

50 yr. old, single sober,
hard working man, wants job
on farm. Drive truck (willing
to learn tractor), etc. Reason-
able salary and house to batch.
Jay Wilson, P. . Box 227,
Nicholls.

Want job on farm. Raised
on farm, exp. cattle and poul-
try. Single, 50 yrs. old, sober,
good health (able to do good
davs work). Dave Popham,
773 Cooper St., S.W., Atlanta
15.

40 yr. old white woman, no
bad habits, wants job on

farm, doing light farm chores, |

for room, board and $15 week.
Mrs. Lueginia Bishop, 116 So.
Stanley St., Valdosta.

Single man, 59 yrs. o'd,
wants light farm work on
farm... ; H. Carruth,: /0
Mountville Nurseries, Mount-
ville.

~Middleaged woman wants

job on farm doing light farm
work with Christian woman,
for room, board and reasona-
ble salary. Mrs. Avie Harty,
Rt. 2, Covington.

57 yr. old man, good health,
no bad habits, wants job on
farm, poultry farm preferred,
for board. room and salarv.
Bannister Henderson, 124 No.
Tennessee St., Cartersville.

69 yr. old man with wife
and son wants job raising
chickens and other light farm
work. Not able do hard work.
Prefer near Chamblee or Ros-
well. J. W. McDonald. 1645
Chestatee Dr., Atlanta 19.

Mother and son, both exp.
would like to operate dairy.
or job raising broilers and
laying hens. Mrs. Iva Tippens,
Rt. 2, Tucker. Ph. Clarkston
3-4029.

FLOWERS

FOR SALE





Blue Thrift, Sweet William,
Yellow Flax, 75c doz; White
per. Candytuft, yellow Prim-
rose and Turf Lilies, $1 doz;
Pink Thrift $1 C; Verbena,
red, blue, pink, purple, 60
doz. plants. Miss Lee Crow,
Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Evergreen Privet hedge/3B
plants, 12-46 in. tall. Postpaid
All orders filled promptly.
Mrs. R. H. Clark, Rt. 7, Gain-
esville.

Pink Oxalis, 2 clumps $1
pink Thrift $1 C; Blue thrift,
pink, red Verbena $1 doz:
Orange Daylilies $1.50 C.;
Pres. red Cannas $2 doz; Blue
Iris, White, Yellow Mums,
$1.50 doz.; Blue Ageratum 2

G. | doz. $1.50. Add postage. Mrs.

Janie Ellis, Grantville.



_ Red C yrtle, old
ion white | lish Laas
Gardenia, well rooted bloom-
ing size plants, 50c ea; Spark-
le red perennial Verbena, lar-
-_ge field, well rooted plants, 2
doz., $1; 200, $5. Add postage.
Good count, prompt shipment.
ae C. M. Robinson, Green-
ville.

Purple lilies New Veute
vine, yellow thornless roses, 6,
$1; Yellow running rose root-
ed, 25c ea; Boxwood 1% to 2
ft. Well rooted, $3 ea. Some
smaller $2 ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Mae Turner, Rt. 6, Gain-|"
esville. c

. Fast growing Ligustrum, 2-|
3 ft.; Cherry Laurels $1.50
doz.; $10 M; Red Dixie Brilli-
ant thrift, Blue Per Phlox (Di-
verscata) Royal Robe Violets,
English Ivy, Vinea Minor and
Day Lilies $5 C. Blanche
Woodruff, Greenville. ,

Cherry Laurels nice Do. to
plant for hedge $12 C. :
livered; Cherry Laurel (too
large to mail) 50c and $1 ea 50
rooted English Ivy $3.50 de-
nee Lois Woodruff, Green-
ville

Large double ata Old
Rose and mixed colors Poppy
seed, 25c tsp. Add 3c stamped
envelope ; Yellow Jonquil, |
white and yellow narcissus
bulbs, 25c. doz-:: $2: C. Add
postage. Ethel Crowe, Rt. 72,
Gainesville.

~ Genuine Royal Robe, White

Perfection, Calif. Violets, $1
doz.; $5 C.; Fragrant ever-
blooming, hardy perennial
Verbena 3 doz. $1.25; $2.50 C.
Big blossom Red Thrift $1
doz.; 3 C.; French Pussy Wil-
low, 2, $1.50, 2-3 ft., Add post-
age. Mrs. L. H. Cousins, Rt.
3, Greenville.

Tuberoses, aimee. 20 bulbs,
$1; $5 bu. Add postage; also

fine Dahlias. Write for names | 4

and prices. Mrs. W. C. Futral,
Rt. 4, Box 127, Griffin. |

Pink Oxalis bulbs, 35 doz.:|

Calif. Air Plants, well rooted
25e ea (wet packed); Add
postage. also Palma Christi
seed, 12, 25c and stamped en-
velope. Mrs. Callie M. Watson,
Hawkinsville.

Pink thrift, 50c C; Pink Ver-

benas, 50c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. John H. Ausburn, Rt.

Homer.
Pink thrift, 50c C; Also Red
Honeysuckle, 50c doz. Add

peel All well rooted. Mrs.
D. L. Williams, Rt. 1, Homer.

' dif. var. finest Daffodil |
bulbs, $2 C; white, yellow, Ja-
vender Hyacinth bulbs, 25, $1;
Several colors choice - Tris,
blooming size, 10, $1; Silver
Lace, red and yellow Honey-
suckle vines, 2, $1 Add post-
age. Exch. for print sacks. Mrs.
nine Myers (Addison), Hart-
wel .

150 to 200 varieties of Bear-
ded Iris, won both silver and
Bronze medals in A. I. S.
Shows. Write for names, col-
ors and prices. Mrs. T. T. Pat-
rick, Jackson.

in 1956, Dahlia kind, selected
colors. Raised for size and
beauty, tested for germination,
fingered for embrio and count-
ed, $1 M; 500 for 50c. L. G.
Westbrook, Kingsland.

Dbl. blooming size Geran-
jum dif. colors, pink, red,
white and orange, at my home
(too large to ship), 75 ea; Al-
so dbl. Geranium cuttings, in
these colors; Sultana cuttings,
5e:6d.PP: "Mrs. J. M. Black,
Rt. 2, Jefferson.

Iris, over 100 named var-
ieties, A. I. S. Blue Ribbon
winners, $5 C; not labeled.
ps 50c postage. Mrs. Marion

. Farrar, Jenkinsburg.

300 named varieties of|N
Bearded Iris, State inspected
for insects and free of diseases.
Won Silver Medal at A: Tess
Show in 1956. Add postage.
Mrs. W. J. Saunders, Jenkins-
burg.

Shasta Daisies, wanes white,
now ready. All well rooted,
50c doz. Roy L. Matthews,

3459 N. Druid Hills Rd., At-

de-|

| post Also differen
Giant Zinnias Seed, 6% in. eed planta at

come otter them Fev

self-addressed an
envelope. Mrs. 43
361 Whiteford: Ave, v
lant Etec

Dbl.

vosimaititiemtie. is ams

yellow, pee

|ing white Narcissus, dbl.
lily, miniature e Pansies,

drop bulbs, 30c do:
thia yellow J: 1e f
Crabapple 25c. [ ,
No checks. Charlie S: :
394, Austell

35e doz.; select Dec
Narcissus 40c doz.;
biscus roots, Lilac
Honeysugh le. Bridalw
Baby Breath, Spire
Hydrangea 30c ea.
Lily 50c doz. Add po:
checks. Mrs. Effie Sr
4, Gordon Rd., Austel

Chrysanthemums

fe eg id

curves, all color. 5
$1.25; Many varieties
santhemums, all col
plants, $1.25; Sultanna
12 ast. colors, $1.15
plants, mixed 75c C
tion plants, a do;
PP. Mrs. W._ S. Grif
Adel. e's

Large red Cahn
English Dogwood, 2 ft.,
nice Fig Sprouts, 2-3. ft
Add postage; Spid
ies, nice bulbs, $1.
berry sprouts, from la
tivated vine. Mrs. Netti
Davenport, Acworth.

on 2 Sees

Large variety Ch
mums, white, pink
lavender, 15, Ts
Phlox, Feverfew, Boo
Shamrock, 3, 50; Salvi
$1; Shasta Dasies, 15
Pansies, 3c ea.;
France roses,

Begonias, 25 ea., Coral
25c ea.; Spider lily anc
cissus bulbs, 35c doz. 35
tra ea. order for

Mrs. Alma Moore, Adel.

Tall bearded Tris,

ety. 10 $2: 20, $3.50. Pos
een as Gray, 110 Azalea
Augusta. _ 5

Tris all new warintiod
can pick your colors wh
bloom. te soon. Mi

oe neg color. bowdet Ir
ea.: $4 C. White Star Jas
50c ea.; Milk and Wine
-25c; Border plant. 0c
Mix. color Tulip bulbs. blo
ing size, 10c ea. $75
Add postage. Mrs. S. M.
ter, Rt. 4, Box oaae
etta.

Acavcs tune dha 356 d



















My
Will not mail. Mrs.

Hunt, 921 Capitol mee
NW, Atlanta. 18.
6654.

White Raster wae. 15
red Chrysanthemums, 35c
Lady of Lake, one cent
Daylilies in doz. lots, 5
vellow giant Se 15:4
postage. Mrs. Fo
966 Crew St., Sw. Atlanta

White and pink Qu
Annes Lace, Marigolds, Fev
Few, 35c doz.: Maroon,
and yellow Chrysanthemul
dbl. or single, 75c doz.; D
lilies 50 doz.; blue Hydri
geas 25c ea.; pink Spirea |
ea. Mrs. S. 'S. McD coe

Norwood Ave., NE, Atlai
Ph. Dr. 8-7316. :

Col. or pot plants, 12, $2.

Begonias, Ranch Moss

Cacti. Others separately
tar Bethlehem

ea.; :
35c doz., 50, $1.25.
Phlox, assorted colors, 123;

12 Chryssuthansea



lanta 19. Ph. CE-3-0293.



















(Elephants Ear)

, 2 bushes 25c;
die plants, well
ea. Add postage.

hemums,

d, amber, bronze,
k, rose, lavender,
iroon, red, orchid,

s, and Koreans,

. Mrs. Leland
Bainbridge.

ade prize-winning

mum plants, good

colors, $2.50 doz.

5 en Send

Thrift; King Alfred
White Star Bethle-

. Mrs. Florence
a ae Buchanan. zi

red, purple, - rose
ite 50c doz. Mrs.
itehead, Bogart. Ph.

e giant size, mix-
lors, $3 doz.; many
ris and 15 varieties

$1.25 doz. Will

|postage. Mrs. Sa
3 Rt. 5, Cumming.

|Iris 50c doz.



Swiss giant Pansy plants,
now blooming in seed beds,
several hundred shipped for
$2 postpaid. Lee Abernathy,
Barnesville. Sea

African Violets, many new
varieties and colors, 4 differ-
ent plants, $1.25; Dbl. pink,
white and ever-blooming red
single Begonia, 20c ea.; Angel
wing Begonia and Philoden-
dron, 50c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. B. J. Cantrell, Blue
Ridge. . :

Dahlias, fine giant size, a
mixture of colors, $3 doz.;
Many colors of Iris and 15
variety of Verbena $1.25 doz.
Exchange sofe for large tyne
Glad. bulbs. Mrs. L. P. Ivey,
Rt. 1, Bremen.

Dahlia tubers, many colors
and sizes, $1.25 doz. First 10
orders will send 6 free tubers
with ea. order. Mrs. Lovelle
enees Rt. 3, Box 82, Blairs-
ville. . :

Pyracantha bushes, pink
Thrift, and Ivy vines, for
sale. Mrs. W. K. Steedman,
Rt. 2, Box 48, Chamblee. Ph.

ME-4-2793.

20 good Iris, (no whites),
$4. C; many colors and }i-
colors of unlabeled Siber in

callis; some new _ varieties,
$1.50 doz.; Oxalis, Ophiopogon
and small Mums, 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. J. G. Rob-
ertson, Carrollton.

Star of Bethlehem, 50c doz.;
Sultana cuttings, 5, 50c; 12
dif. African Violet leaves,
$1.15; rooted Wisteria, Forsy-
thia, Scotch Broom, Red Spi-
rea, pink Crepe Myrtle, Jan.
Jasmine, 35c; unrooted Abelia,
rose, white Weigelia, 3, 25c.
Add postage. Mrs. Ruth
Rhodes, Rt. 1, Canon.

Well rooted Cacti cuttings:
Hen and Biddies, 60c ea.; 3,
$1; Starfish, $1; Christmas
and November, rooted 50c; 3,
$1 unrooted; Finger, 50c ea.
Some too large to mail. Add
muel Caine,

Cushion Mums, pink, or-
lange, 50c doz.; Mixed color
Add _ postage.

;_ | Like to exch. for some pecars.

pink, rose, pur-

uchsia, maroon, |

Spiders, Spoons,

Tris, butter and
al Daffodils, white

s, orange Daylilies,
Violet, White hybrid

Dbl. orange and
50, $2.50



Anemones, Ko--
. Mrs. Leland

Mrs. C. C. Gentry, Rt. 3, Cal-
houn.

Several different Geran-
iums, including Red Rosebyd;
several different Begonia,
Shrimp plant, Night Bloom-
ing Cereus, Rubber plant,
Cacti, Chicken Gizzard and
others. 25 cuttings for $1 35.
One small African violet free
with each order. Add 25c
postage. Mrs. J. H. Gable. Rt.

50, |3.. Cedartown.

Large Amaryllis 6,
Box

perennial Ver-
white, reds, pur-
_lavender, _ cerise
yes, $1.25 doz.;
$i C. All colors
ge and small; but-
2 doz. $1.35. Dif.
proved Iris $1.35
id. Mrs. H. E. Rich-.
1, Bowdon. :

Rhodendron, Mtn.
, red, yellow wild
Hemlock, Spruce, 2
doz.; Per. Phlox, pink
large blue Violets,
z.; Irish Junipers, globe
$4 doz. Sadie Wil-
jidge. ;

large type
also rare type small,
daisy types, 75 doz.,
ec, $2; Several col-
owing improved
doz., large red
d, 75 doz.; hardy

d 1% do

Alfred Jonquils

ite Narcissus, $2

ran Lilies, Purple

ge Daylilies, purple

12, $1; Snowdrop

50c Mrs. Beatrice
2, Bremen.

oer.






, 10 to 12 in. $3)

C..
ces

Chrysanthemum slips 75c
doz.; assorted daisy and but-
ton Mums, 50c doz.; perennial
Phlox, 3 doz. $1.25; Physoste-
gia plants, 15, 50c;- Iris, -15,
$1. Add postage. Yellow and
red Hibiscus seed 10c okt.
with stamped envelope. Mrs.
G. P. Nunn, Crawfordville.

ahlias, Mrs. Geo. LeCou-
tillier, Winged Victory, Baby
Royal, Mrs. I. D. Van Farner,
Mrs. Harrold, Mary Sher-
woods Peach, Wiley Post,
Son of Satan, Rosy Morn,
Andreas Hofer, Rose Glory,
Jacks Discovery. Salmon Jer-
sey, 30c ea. 12, $3, 18, $4,
labeled. Postpaid. C. G. Mason,
P.O. Box 356, Clarkesville.

Rooted Verbena, 14 colors:

dark velvet red, cardinal,
brilliant red, white, pink, pur-
ple, rose, lavender, candy
stripe and others, 3 doz. $1.25.
Moss packed. Mrs. W. H.
Whitten, Chula.

Perennial Verbena rooted;
14 colors, velvet red, white,
stripe, brilliant red, rose,
dark purple, pink, bright red,
lavender, others, 3 doz. $1.25;
Red or white Cushion Mums
75 doz. Moss packed, labeled
if wanted. Mrs. H. B. Rober-
son, Chula.

Red Nerine lilies, 75c doz:;
large yellow Hemerocallis, $2
doz. or exch. for white Rab-
bit-nose Begonia. Add Post-
age. Cuttings or plants. Add
postage. Mrs. L. S. Brown,





1 Wild Wood Drive, Co-



Iris; many varieties Hemero-|

Angel wing, beefsteak, ruf-
fle-leaf red and white
Guineawing Begonias, 50c.
Dbl. Geraniums, assort. coiors,

| Justicia, alligator plant, 40c;

Ponda plant, Crows foot
corncob, zebra, eagle clams
and eyes Cacti, 40c; Rubber
rose Aeroplane plant 30c.
Plus postage. Mrs. Otis Mash-
burn, Cumming.

Choice Cannas, fresh dug
to order. Eureka creamy-
white; Teresa, deep old rose;

| President-dwarf, Scarlet;
Grand Opera, Aida, salmon
pink. Mignon, orange, pink.

3, $1. Add 30c postage and
10 extra on checks. Mrs. H.
W. Law, Chula.

Chrysanthemums, White,
gold, golddust yellow, pink.
Shaggy cream, Red Charm,
Magic white, Bronze, 25 plants
$2. Add 25c postage: Daisy
type white. yellow, pink, red.
bronze, 20 plants $1. Red
Spider lilies $1 doz. Mrs. R.
L. Silver, Cuthbert.

Abelias 2-3 ft. 90c ea.:
Boxwoods, Sempervivum, $1
to $6 ea.; Vinca Major and
Minor. Cannot ship. Mrs. W.
M. Gilbert, 218 Elmo St., Col-
lege Park. Ph. Po. 1-3864.

Chrysanthemum plants,
white ball, pink quill, black
hawk (red) white Doty, small
pink pom, 12, $1; pink daisy,
cream daisy, some unknown
colors, 18, $1. Add 25c post-
age. Exch. for large type in-
curved Orchid, lavender red
and tiny white button. Miss
Ruth Underwood, Rt. 3, Con-
vers.

- Red tree Dahlia tubers, 8 for
$1.20; Maidenhair Ferns, Pine-
apple geranium and Ardisia
plants, 45c ea. Miss Emma
Dugger, Oliver.

Chrysanthemums, most any
color and size, from small
Cushions, 20c ea. to yellow
Mammoth, $1 ea. Shade trees,
Oak, Camphor, Cherry Laur-
el, Ligustrum, Mimosa, Mont-
bretia and wild violets, 25c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Dan
Terry, Quitman.

Winter Pinks, also Catnip,
25c bunch; and strawberry
plants, 80c doz. Rev. Gene
Southerland, Oakman.

Yellow, orange, brown, Day
lilies, 75c doz.; Lady Lake,
old fashion purple Verbena
and white Daisies, 25c doz;
Mimosa, Calycanthus, 8, $1;
Jan. Jasmine, 5, 75c; Black
Eyed Susans, 25c doz; Black-
berry lilies, 50c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Thomas J. Watson,
Rt. 3, Box 217, Lithonia.

10 colors, large Mums, 25,
$1; Ferns, Cactus, Begonias,
Moss, 2, 25c; 4 colors, Cannas,
75c doz; 6 col. Altheas, Rose of
Sharon, 8, $1; Pink, blue But-
terfly Bush, 5, $1; pink Thrift,
5 doz., $1; Daylilies, 75c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. C. H. Law-
son, Rt. 3, Box 216 Lithonia.

Pink Thrift $1 C. PP. Mrs.
J. N. Adamson, Rt. 2, Lela.

Best Exhibition Mums, show
type in Turners pink, yellow,
white, purple Monarch; all
kinds 2-tone colors and small
type. 20c and up; Rooted yel-
low Tithonia; Giant Zinnias;
Asters, Dianthus, Pinks; Ager-
atum; Physotegia; Salvia; 40c
doz. Wet pkg. Add Postage.
o R. J. Fleming, Lincoln-
on.

Exhibition Mums, Spiders
and Incurves, $1.50 doz.; oth-
ers 75 doz.; Daffodil bulbs $1
ea. Come and dig them; Fever-
few 25c doz. Add 25c postage
on 2 doz;-Coxcomb seed, 20c
tsp and stamped enevelope. No
checks. Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Rt.
3, Lithonia. -

3 dif. red dbl.. Geranium
cuts, white, pink Oxalis,
white, pink Rain lilies, 6 dif.
Cactus cuts, pink Justicia, 10c
ea; Purple, yellow Iris, Black-
|berry Lilies, Mullein-Pinks,
blue tame Violets, small yel-
low Daffodils, 40c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Ralph Williams,
Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.

Mixed colors Verbena; white
blue and pink Thrift; mixed
Chrysanthemums. and Red Hot
Poker, 50e doz. Mrs. Ethel
Black, Murrayville.









- MARKET BULLETIN

Dark red Mums and yellow
winter Pinks, 60c_ doz., post-
paid. Mrs. H. M. Christie, Rt.
3, Lithonia.

Easter Lilies, Lilac; Japoni-
eas, Altheia, Lilies, Barberry,
Azaleas, Laurels, Dogwoods,
25c ea.; Tiger Lilies, blue flags
Gladiolas, Blue Grass, Sweet
Williams, Tansy, Snow on the
Mountain, Ladies Wash Bowl,
$1.50 doz. Well rooted. Damp
moss packed. Add postage.
Boxwoods 50c ea. Mrs. Claude
Wright, Loving.

Pink Cannas 20c; blue Ag-
eratum 15c clump: dbl. yel-
low Daffodils and Orange Cup
Jonquil bulbs 40c doz. Add
postage. Miss Jewell Martin,
Rt. 1, Menlo. f

Double Dianthus, midget
and tall blue Ageratum; dbl.
white Feverfew 50c doz.; Snap
dragon, Digitalis, Goldenglow,
Canterbury bells 75c doz; Per.
white Candytuft; per. blue
Phlox, rooted Coleus $1.25
doz. Add 30c postage and 10c
exchange on checks. Mrs. J.
W. Jones, Madison.

Mum plants; white Turner
incurves, Silver Sheen white
incurve, Sunglow bronze,
Golden Wedding, deep yellow
incurve, large type, Pompons
white, 12, $1.50; 16, $2; 24, $3.
Moss packed. Postpaid. G. M.
Moseley, Menlo.

Pink Mtn. Laurels, white
Rhododendron, white Pines,
Spruce Pines, Evergreens and
ornamental Strawberry bush-
es; Asst. colors native Azaleas,
all choice well rooted, well
packed, $1.50 doz. Small or-
ders plus 25c; large orders, 50c
for packing and postage. Mrs.
Florence Heaton, Mineral
Bluff.

Lilaes, lavender, white, 25c;
Chrysanthemums, 7 colors
Blue Grape Hyacinths, Abelia,
Boxwood cuttings; Lemon
Daylilies, yellow, orange, red,
single and double. Siberian
Tris, white, blue, large and 8
colors. Boxwood cuttings, 30c

doz.; Blue, pink Hydrangea,

25c Add postage. Mrs. Tom
Harkins, P. O. Box 4, Moun-
tain City.

Pink Thrift, 50e C; old fash-
joned Spiced Pinks, 25c; Jan
Jasmine; Forsythia, Redwood
vines; Pink Yarrow; Shasta
Daisies; blue Clematis vine;
Horsement red, lavender rose;
Jonquils, yellow bell type and
yellow double rose type,;
white Narcissus, 30c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. W. S. Quarter-
man, Mountain City.

Red Dogwoods, 18-24 in.
$1.50-$2 ea.; Pink, yellow,
red Weigelia, white Hydran-
gea, Babysbreath, deep red
Rose of Sharon, 20 blue Lilac,
red Locust, Althea, 50c ea.;
White Rose of Sharon $1;
large blue of Dutch Iris, 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Rres-
ley Fowler, Rt. 5, Ellijay

Well rooted Boxwoods 10-
12 in. $1 doz.; Young rooted
Spruce Pines 50c.ea.; Shasta
Daisy, Lemon Rosa, 4, $1;
Primmers Rose, Larkspur,
15, $1; Seven Sisters Rose,
Canada Gladioli, 5 for $1. Add
postage. R. C. Stover, Rt. 3,
Ellijay.

Cedars, 50c ea. Add _ post-
age. Mrs. E. N. Southerland.
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Nice collection Dahlia bulbs
(bloom up to 10 in. dia.) 8,
$1.30; 12, $1.80; Ball type
Dahlias, 7, $1; Canna (giant
size blooms) 6 yellow, 3 red.
3 pink, 12, $1; Canna (giant
bena plants free with order.
Postpaid. Mrs. Ventis Weaver,
Rt. 5; Hilijay.

Giant size Dahlia bulbs, as~
sorted colors, my _ selection.
Doz. bulbs $1.75; Pancake
Cacti cuttings, 1 petal 15c, or
2 for 25c; Red Sultana cut-
tings, 10c ea.; Jack-Beans, 10c
packet. Add postage. Miss
Marie Mathis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Nice collection Dahlia bulbs
bloom up to 10 in. dia.) 8,
1.30; 16, $2.35; Cannas (giant

size flower) 4 yellow, 3 red,
2 pink, 9, 75c; mix. col. Ver-
benas 50c doz.; 2 pkt. flower
seed free with order. Post-
paid. Mrs. Ethel Mooney, Rt.

5, Ellijay.





PAGE THREE
Daffodils, Orange Lilies,
Star of Bethlehem, tame Vio-
lets, purple Foxglove. 3 doz.
$1; Pink hardy Phlox, red
Gladioli, purple Iris, gold But-
ton, 65c doz.; White English
Dogwood, Goldenbell; D. P.
roses, purple lilac, bridal-
wreath, 3, $1; 25 Boxwood
too big to ship. Mrs. Nancy
Henderson, Rt. 3, Box 124,
Ellijay.

Large mixed colors Mums, .
brown Daylilies, mixed color ~
Tris, $1.50 C.; Red and June
Cactus, 25c ea.; Red and pink
Peonies, 60c ea.; Large Gla-
dioli 35 doz.: Sweet Williams
60c doz. Add postage under
$5. Mrs. W. D. Ralston, Rt. 3,
Box 52, Ellijay. :

400 or 500 young Boxwoods,
6-8 in. high. Sell cheap, 10
mi. W. Ellijay. just off Chats-
worth Hwy. A. W. West, Rt.
1, Ellijay.

Wild Iris, wild Violets, tame
Strawberry plants. 8, $2: yel-
low Dock, Blood Root, 2 doz.
50c: Yellow Root, 5 doz. $2.50,
Add postage. Miss Odell.
Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay. :

Pink and blue perennial
For-Get-Me-Nots; all colors,
perennial Dianthus pinks: sky
blue and orchid flowering
Iris; Violets lue and gray
and Snowdrops. $1 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. J. H. Penland,
Ellijay.

Orange, lemon lilies: purple
King Iris; Daffodils; variegat-
ed Violets, 75c; pink Weige-
las, big red Roses: purple
Lilac: Sweetshrub: Azaleas;
Bridalwreath, Bride Boquet,
pink Almond, 12, $2: Holly
bushes, 4 ft., $1: Sweet Wil-
liams, 50 bunch. Add nost-
age. Well rooted. Miss Grace
E. Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Dbl. orange Davlilies, $1
doz.; Lemon Lilies, 8, $1: dark
red Weigelas, yellow Weige-
las, $1 ea., small 50c ea.; Fall
Chrysanthemums, all col. $1
doz.: bronze Iris, 8. $1: Spi-
rea, pink, red. white. 50c ea.
Del. Georsia. No less $1. Mrs.
Adell Williams, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Giant Dahlia (some blooms
10 in.) bulbs, Lemon yellow,
Bronze, lavender, white. pur-
ple. Avalon yellow, Autumn,
6. $1.25, my selection $2 doz.;
Elephant Ears, 35c ea., Shasta
Daisies 75 doz.; Rooted pink
June Cactus, 50c ea. Postpaid.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. Dewey
Ellis, Rt. 5 Ellijay.

Rooted Weigela: vink and
double, Altheas, Petunia
plants, ready to bloom; pink,
purple, red and white Ver
bena: pink Thrift: White
Babybreath and Pot ovlants.
At my home, E. Clayton
school at Ellenwood. Mrs. C.
A. Winkler, Rt. 1, Ellenwood.

100 evenly shaped Box-:
woods for sale. At my home.
Write if interested in entire
lot. Mrs. J. L. Jolly, 205 Sher-
wood Rd., Rome.

-Scarlet King Verbena plants
with red blooms, bloomin:
some all summer, $1 doz. Ad
postage. No checks. Mrs. C. H.
Weems Sr., Rt. 1, Riverdale.
Ph. Jonesboro 6067.

All colors nice Day lilies;
5, $1 Spider lilies $1 doz; April
and paper-white Narcissus 25
doz.; Blue Morning Glories
that stay open all day, 5, $1.
Mixed col. Chrysanthemum
plants medium 35c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Fred Atkinson,
Rt. 4, Valdosta.

White and pink Hydrangea,
Maple Leaf and double Pink
dnd ned Begonias, cuttings 15e
ea. Rain lily bulbs: 15s_ ea;.
Green leaf Caladium and A=
maryllis bulbs 25c ea.; Sword.
and Boston Fern, 25c ea. Mrs.
Tyrus Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

Geraniums and _ Begonias
rooted, 25c ea; red and pink
Verbena, 10c ea., 50 White
and Yellow Narcissus $1. Add
postage. Mrs. Lester Phillips,
Rt. 1, Royston.

Mums, field grown, Yellow,
Canary, Red, Bronze, 2-tone,
60c doz.; Daylilies, Yellow, Ca-
nary, Double Bronze, Red, Old
Gold, $1.25 doz. Add postage.
V. W. Wilson, Rt. 3, Box 184,
Savannah,














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, FLOWERS

us; dbl. Petunias; Xmas.

= MAREST-SY LET







FOR SALE



Dbl. red and rose ao jum;
eh red and nae ie and
a e git:
er Pies, 40 doz: ink &
yas, 25 b ch} Sear et a
erbena, Ha ee pe t Pink
ain Lilies, 60 aa ost-
ge. Mrs. Lee acer,
oyston.

Dbl. red and pink Begonias

nd salmon Sultanas, 154 cut-
ing; mixed colors Chrysan-
themums, $1 dos.} mixed col-
or Mums, 50 doz. Dusty Mill-
er and plue Ageratum and
mixed color Petunia plants,
5 doz; Pink Weigelas, laven-
eer Altheas, 20@ doz. Del.
} ary R. Phillips, Rt. 1, Roys-
on.

Mixed yard plants, 35c doz.,
doz, $1; 3 kinds Begonias,
erns, Geranium cutie s and
yellow Dahlia bulbs, 15 ea,;
2, $1; 20 pot plants, all dif.
1. add postage

ias and print sacks. Mrs. Jose-
h Gibbs, Rt. 2, Box 67, Re-

becca.

Rose, red, salmon, white, dbl.
Geraniums; dbl. red, pink,
white, maple leaf and single
red, pink Begonias; purple,
pink, Fuchsia, Chicken Giz-
gard; red with red leaf Cole-
Cac-
tus. Artillery Fern, 15 ea.
ae Add postage. Mrs. W.

. Rice, Rt. 1, Royston.

Red Salvia, Coriander, dbl.
white Feverfew, Plumosis,
ierembergia, blue Salvia,
orget-Me-Not, Shasta Dasies,
ollyhock, Cornflower, Straw
flower, 6, 50c No. less $1 ord-
ers. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Sr.,
Rt. 1, Box 20, Register.

Gladioli, Spider Lilies, Can-
nas, Iris, 50c doz.; Pink and
white Oxalis, Ageratum, Shas-
ta Dasies, Verbena, Sweet Wil-
ee Chrysanthemums, Vinca,

iriope, 40c doz.; white Wis-
teria, flowering Quince, Spir-
a, flowering Almond, Lilacs,
B0e ea. Add postage. Mrs. J.
- Ale Rt. 15 Rome. Ph.

Blooming size Sultana, asst.
Bu, Begonia, double rose-
red and pink, 35c ea.
Coleus, 20c ea.,; African Vio-
lets, blooming, asst. colors,
ouble and single, $1 ea. Mrs.
. G. Aderhold, Rt. 3, Box
06, Sparta.

11 colors Verbenas for sale
or to exch. for feed sacks; 3
eee for 3 sacks alike; or 2 doz.

ums, white and yellow, shag-
fy type for 3 sacks. Mrs. S.
. Wimpey, Rt. 1, Screven.

Large type Mums, mixed col
ors, white, red, yellow, purple,
ge old, 3 doz. $1.75; Small Daisy

ushion Mums, yellow and
white 3 doz. $1. 50: Baby dwarf

ellow Cushion Mums, red
Daylilies, 1 doz. $1.25. Add
ostage. Mrs. V. M. Johnson,
hellman.

Dioscorea Batatas bulblets
blooms perfume the yeard), 8
5e or exch. for Galdiolus or

per. kind of dry bulbs or
onch-shell Begonia, dbl.
Pree any color, rooted,
aidenhair fern, Geranium
uttings or any kind of bulbs.
Miss) F. B. Moore, Suwanee.

Duplex Gebera Dasies,
blooming size, per. Phlox, lar-
e Nandinas, Boston Fern, 25
a.; red spider Lilies, paper

hite Narcissus, per. blue Sal-
yia, Silver King, small Nan-
inas, Coreapsis, dbl. white
everfew, rooted Sultanas,
Yarrow, 75c doz.; Mum col-
Jection, 50, $1. Mrs. Johnson
Usry, Stapleton.

Blue Iris, 75 doz.;
ose, 50c ea.;

yellow
Peches Roses,
0c doz.; Weeping Mary, 25c
a. Add __ postage.
outherland, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Jonquils, Daffodils, Orange
day lilies, Blue Violets, Pur-
cs King Iris, Wild Iris, 75

Br idalwreath, Purple Lilac,

Crepe Myrtle, pink Almonds,

eeping Mary, Pink Azaleas,

, 50c; Yellow Japonicas, 4,

1.50. Add postage. Mrs. Her-

man Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

xch. for Dah-|C

Gorden |

Large type Chr yacntient ms
white, yellow, Ph k, wine. |
loom a fall. (ees
a

p _ summer oom ae | ap

n hrysanthemyms
unch, postpaid. ri imag
actus, 2 plants Pt al
actus 25 pines, (5

zz\

Aiiay a



aad one:

k | day lilies, Blue Violets, Pur- |
re hy

e King I e-tone Vio-
oe $3.80 M 4 : Baftoail ls,
| Blue Violets, eh =e ox-

75 C.; Bridalwreath,

ove,
gy Almonds, red Roses, pur-
ple Lilac, pink Crepe Myrtle,
eeping Mary, 2, 50c. Rooted.

Add _ postage. Mrs. Frank
Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.
Mixed Snapdragons, Salina,

75 doz.; Dbl. Petunias, 6, $1;
Red, Salmon Geraniums, 3: $1;
Coleus, all colors, 6, 75c. Add
oe Mrs. H. H. Stalnaker,
t. 5, Elberton.

Spearmint; 6 colors Chry-
santhemum plants, 50c doz.,
3 doz., $1.35 PP; yellow Can-
as, 6, $1 PP; pink Thrift, $1
>. PP; Damp packed. Mrs.
George Collins, 891 Hammond
a N.E., Atlanta 5. Ph. CE7-
215;

Old fashion Hollyhock seed,
pink and red, 15c pkg. Joe C.
Hurst, 1617 S. Gordon St.,
S.W., Atlanta 10.

Well rooted Admiral Byrd
daisy plants, very large
blooms, 60e doz. plus postage.
No out of State orders. Mrs.
R. E. Tood, 406 E. Rheinhill
Rd., S.E., Atlanta 15.

Boxwoods, 15-18 in. tall,
rooted, $1.50 ea.; sweet smell-
ing oneysuckle, Larkspur,

blue, and Blue Lilies, 50c doz.;
also. red and yellow Plum
sprouts, 75c doz. Add. postage.
Mrs. Arthur Wheeler, Rt 1,
Cumming.

Tuberoses, Cannas, Daffo-
dils, Gladiolous and Daylily,
50e doz.; Amaryllis, 2, 25c;
Chrysanthmums, several col-
ors, 35 doz. Add_ postage.
Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt. 2,
Camilla.

Althea, orchid and white,
10c ea.; Catnip, 15 bunch:
Wisteria, 4, $1; Yell oy Chry-
santhemums, 75 doz.; bag
gated Dahlia bulbs, $1 doz.;
Columbine Vines, $1 doz. All
well rooted. Add postage. Mrs.

Irene Fowler, Rt. 5, Cum-
ming.
Exhibition mums, rooted

cuttings, labeled, white, yel-
low Albatross Silversheen,
Silver Ball, Blazing Gold,
Holiday, Pink Exchantress,
Sondra Gail, Detroit News,
pink, yellow, bronze Indian-
apolis; other fine varieties,
$2 doz. Postpaid, moss pack-
ed. Mrs. Burton J. Wilber,
1006 Adams St., Decatur. Ph:
Dr. 3-6804. gy

Gladioli bulbs, blooming
size, average 3% in., one col-
or, salmon pink. 100 for $1.50
PP. Mrs. Hattie Wigley, Rt. 1,
Dallas.

Goldenglow, Boston Ivy,
Hollynocks.. Bayete *6 ait
colors, Per. Asters, Per. Phlox,
Per. Sweet Peas, Blackberry
Lilies, 12, $1; Snowballs
rooted, 4, $1. Maidenhair Fern,
6, $1. Ageratum 50 doz. Moss
Packed. Mrs. F. M. Eaton, Rt.
1, Dahlonega.

Nice rooted Nimberger, dark
purple robe, per. border plant
$1.75 for 100 blooming size
planters. Add postage. No less
than 100 sold. Mrs. Lon Ash-
worth, Rt. 1, Dacula.

1000 Camphor trees, 6-8 in.,
10c ea.; 5000 clumps heavily
sodded Ophiopogon (wide
border plants,) 10c ea.; Lo-
quat trees in gal. cans. Will
mail Camphor trees; others
FOB. Paul Roddenberry, 603
NN, Broad=St:,.:Cairo; Ph, 22=
2832.

15 fine Iris, all colors but
white, unnamed, 15, $1; 6 dif.

Daylilies, 6, $1; bedding
Mums, 25, $1; fine improved

Canna Lilies, pink, white, red,
3, $1. Send 25 postage and
35@ postage for out of state.
Mrs. W. B. Johnson, Rt. 2,



Crawfordville.

Daffodils, Jonauils, Orange- | a

| colors, Primrose, Wil
ee Monkey Face; House-

| Honeysuckle,



|Rt. 3,

oe bro m pla als

white dai oe ums. i and

nge fo tysant ms

arge Gla s; also white

ip a i or sale exch. Mrs.
croggs, Rt. 1, Alto.

Chrysanth eke ie fe var-

gen pw a

(oronge}. Garnet ing;

cto ae

Apricot eh ( pink) OF

d oth Mi
capt Keio er nee rdere on

ot
2 @ Postage, No letters mse
ee Hee oR; McAlpin, Rt.
Pai apoosa.

Monkey Faces (sgme dine

called Widows Tears), 75 doz.
PP. Mrs. R. W. Roper, ave i
Trion. ;

5 col. Verbena, 7 col. Chy-
santhemums, | Lily plants,
Bleeding Heart, giant Zennia,
all colors, giant Marigold, 2
Lady

Mums, rose
Johnny |

lee Larkspur, |

and Spider Lilies,

Jump-Ups; At 50c doz. Add|

postage. Mrs. J

ae Ge Cambs Rt.
1, Toomsboro. :

Many colors Double Geran-
iums, many kinds Begonias in-
cluding Ange el Wing, Birney
Heart, and Stltanas in severa
colors and other house plants.
12 unrooted cuttings, all dif-
ferent, $1 PP in Ga. Mrs. A.
R. Landin, Toccoa.

White, pink and red Sul-
tanas; white, red, orange and
American Beauty Geraniums;
ee, white and red Begonias,

5e cutting, 2 for 25c; Sweet
William plants, all colors, 40c}.
doz. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mar-
tin.

Mixed colors Iris 25 for $1:
April blooming Nateies is $1
C; Mixed Ornament ourd
seeds, 20c packet. s. John
Weaver, Rives, Pecagie :

24 in., 10c ea; Cherry laurel,
18-24 in., 10c ea. postage ex-
tra. Reduced prices on quanti-
ty orders. Jack Phillips, Box|
104, Warm Springs.

Snow Drops; white Narcis-
sus with yellow center, 35c}
doz.; 4 dif. Cactus, 4, $1; also
Gem Everbearing Strawberry
$2 C. Add postage. Mrs. War-
_ McDaniel, Rt. 2, ee

Gerbera. Daisy, 12 for $3.
Hemerocallis, ea. dif. labeled,
12, $1.50, newer $2 Pink
Charm, Geo. Kelso, Royalty,
Minnie Comet, Caballerio, San-
trafe, 35 ea.; Queen Esther,
Royal Ruby, Red Velvet, 12
dif. hardy Mums, 60c. 35c
pee Mrs. M. P. Combs,

ashington.

Dats by doz; Gerbera $3;

Byrd, $1 Spice Pinks 12, 60c;
Hemerocallis, 25 ea.; Linda,
Autumn Red, Matador, Port,
Purple Waters, Sweetbriar
Warpath, Tejuo, 50c ea.; Ka-
mapha Honey Redhead, Pink
Charm, 35e postage 1 doz. 10c
ea. additional doz. Mrs. F. M.
aes Washington.

Honeysuckle: Sweetshrubs,
Bird of Paradise, Running
Cape Jasmine,
French Mulberry, 10c ft. Exch.
for print sacks. M. O. only. No
out-of-state orders. Mrs. Ninia
Loyd, Rt. 1, Toomsboro.

White shaggy, pink and yel-
low Mums; red spider Lilies,
50c doz. Lilliope border plants,
Japanese and p oe white Nar-
cissus, $1 C. Add 50g postage
per order. Mrs. O. S. Fields.
a N. Madison St., Thomas-
ville.

Chrysanthemums, large
dbls., meds., Dasies, pompons,
Cushion and some incurves;
Colors red, yellow, white, pink
rose, peach, lavender. Mixed
only. 4 doz. $1.25; Daylilies,
Gold Cargo, Hoover, Lillian
Russell, Heart Stealer, Gar-
den of Roses, Cinderella, 3, $1.
Mrs. Lillian Owens, Rt. 2, Tal-
lapoosa.

Fine daylilies, unlabeled
mixed, blooming size, 5, $1.25
and 3 fine Mum plants free;

brown | stri
blue Salvia and Dusty Miller, trig
10, $1; aie Soliel DOr yel- ae six

low paper white Narcissus.
75e doz $5 GC: Exch. some for
Ga. Easter, Day or August li-
lies. Mys. Henry.

Fast growing 1 Ligustrum 18-

Box 167, Griffin. :

Ib.; ae Ri per peas,

| man








Watson, wkins-

~ FLOWERS

WAN TED

Vv oe





Want Aghimahel bulbs, in

oat rit e

other eglors than e and
purple. Send prices and colors | 88
available. Mrs. ohn Attice, |

Rt.. 1, Box 278, Commerce.
Want an old fashioned

grant climbing Marechal ell

Rose bush, rooted. Write price
and ag of plant. Mrs. A. Ki-
vette, Rt. 1, Manchester.

Want exchange 1956, peel

Stuart pecans at 25 ao
pecan meats at $1 Ib. for Dah.
au ae Mum plants or ros-

35, raed 2

ae a few tall White ond :
rple lilac roots, also some|

steria, Advise. Mrs. Leon
x Norcross, Rt. ts ce 1- Bs)
Clayton. 24 Cae

Want plants dt Dwace: Pe-.
tunia in pink and Lily of the
Valley bulbs. Mrs. C. Ed-)

Pee pe Govt te:

ward Wright, 1654 N. Deca-|Ge

tur Rd., NE, Atlanta. Ph. Dr.
3-3416.

5 HS

FOR SALE





1st yr. 100 wilt-resistant,
direct from Coker, reg. cotton-
seed, treated and delinted, 1

gro
| Tess in an 000 1b. ie
jtum, Palmet

m in quatities of
2 nore; 8 lb les

var. gin, 40 pet. lint, 1-1-16 in.|

staple, in 100 lb. bags, | $6; 5),

bags, $25 FOB. H. P. Malcom,

Rtsezy. ieee AT, Social Circle. a

Ph. 3340 eee

\ "Sciligea seed, Geute a nd
ag, ed, 99.7 pet. Purity; 90
erm: $15. CWT. Cecil
Roe Pine st Acres, R
erdale. .

Combine peed? Garny. 99.38:
Purity 77 pet. No cracks no
weevils, $3.50 bu. Better pric

es on 100 bu. or more lots. |

Robert A. Eaverson, Rt.

Dewey Rose. Ph. Blberton |p

1883-M4. +













Genuine SM viinigton Sericea| i

Lespedeza, Germ. 91 p

ity, 99.68 pct. Hugh. Davis

Good tender Saure ven,
white half runner and whi

creaseback cornfield beans ibe

cupful; Red speckled Crowder














Pur-| @

berry plants, at
_ $2 up prep:

and white Mush Peas, 50 -cup- Mrs.

ful. Add postage. Mrs.
Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay. oe

Calif. Muli.
start. Send stamped envelope
with each order. Miss a
Weeks, Dial.

Reclgened eneeeae an se
Peas; Kobe

Germ. 90 pct. 15c
Ib.; Sericea, Germ. 89 pct., 16
Germ.
86 pet., $4.75 bu. All F.O.B.
John C agi coe Ph:
LO:7-8709. 5

New aaghe Mush Peusy g

Everbearing White Peas, 25e
lb. ae here. White Lady Fin-

eas, new, 30c 2. FOB
on Ga. Mrs. R. F. Cato,
Stapleton.

Brown- top Millet, purity
98.79, germ 87 pct., 8e lb. Nor-
ohnson, Warrenton.



New Clemson Spineless }

Okra seed, Germ. 90 pct. 50c
lb. Add postage. 100 Ibs. $37.50 |:
FOB. Charles Gowder, Rt. 2,
Powder Springs. , oe

Old time iender half runner,
garden Beans, 65c teacup, 3
cups $1.80; Blue Java and red
spotted Crowder Peas, 50c tea-1e
cup, 5 cups $2. Postpaid in Ga.
G. T.- Brown, Rt. Sy Baila
Ground.

_ Good tender _bune
seed weevil fre

Canis

Beer Seed 20 :














































Running reangeie
nee $3.50 M. Elm

David Mann, R

Marglobe Tom
Please add 27 post
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ants are Y.
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tobe: To
strong, field |
$2.25,

| Tifton, Hwy. 41,
eee Tifton. Ph. 281-W-1.

try, Rt. 3, Calhoun.

Cert. Bunch P oR sweet Po-
tato plants $7. it: Running vine
fred skin P. R. Potato plants



- | $5, M; ey in mR or are
t.1, Ara- |

E. H. Hall

-. Gas
plants at my farm 7 mi. north of
$4. M. Berry

Rutger, marglobe, new stone
Tomato plants $2.50 M; Ruby
King | Calif. wonder Cayenne hot
Pepper plants, $3. M; also Black
|Beauty Florida high bush Egg-
plants $1.00 C. aoe toe
papa :

Calif. wonder Seek Pepper, |
long slim red Cayenne hot Pep-|C

{per 50c C; $4. M. Rutger To-

mato plants 40c C.; $3. M. Field

, | 8rown and moss packed with
-|paper wrapping. Vernon Wil-
S liams, Rt. 1

Box 31, Hazelhurst.

i Amichaka plants,
50c for 15. Gourds 20 for 25c

_|and stamped envelope. Catnip

E S|: 40c bunch. Add postage. Mite

. New
Mar-
20

p | No
SS Lightsey, Screven.

1300, 60c, 400 $1.;

G. P. Nunn. ee

Ve

Marglobe nd. Rutgers Borate:

: | plants, $2.50 M; sweet and hot
Peppers, $3.50 M. Gov. inspt.

+|Red and Pink Copper skin P.R.

Potato plants, $3.50 M. Del.
Prompt . shipment. No checks.

= oem oe Rt. 2, Surrency. |

Govt. Inspt. red skin P.R. po
Tato plants, $3.50 M; Tomato,
- | Marglobe and Rutgers, $2.00 M;
3 M or more $1.75 M. 50e Cc.
checks. Delivered. Paul

Rutger tomato plants from
|eert. seed. $3.50 . Pick up at

my home. Katie Griffin, 703.

Smith Ave. Thomasville, oe

_|CA 6-4708.

Gem Pierbensiee strawberry

M. | an bush strawberry plants, $1.

doz. 3 doz. of ea. kind, $5. Post-
paid. T. E. Eason, -

Gave Inspt.. eaten, improved
pink and red. skin P.R. Potato,
$2.50 M; 2 M up $2.25 M, del;
Marglobe, and Rutger Tomato,
Moss pack, $1. C; 2 M up $1.75
M. del; Calif. sweet and hot Pep-
per plants. Moss. pack. pe M.
del. W. R. tees Rt. Sur-
rency. ;

~Ga> Collard, 500, $1.25: $s

: M; 5M $8.50; Copenhagen Cab-
3 bage 50e C; "400 $1.5

500 $1.25;
Rutger vand Marglobe Tomato,
500 $1.25. or
500, $1, 50. postpaid. Solomon
Davis, RFD 1, eo, 370, Mill-
edgeville.

oS White | Jealous: - Artichocke

| plants 50, 35c; 70 C. Add post-
jage. Also. ? good quality wild
es bark. 2 lb. $1. plus 25c
for postage. James Mullis, Re
1 Dexter.

aie _2utger and Scarlet Dawn To-
matoes,
). | flower, Brussell sprouts, Salsify,
id. | Wakefield Cabbage,

Broccoli, Kale, Cauli-

Carrots,

Cabbage Collard, Eggplants,

Bell, Hot, Pimento Peppers. 35

~ |doz Herbs: Sage, Lemon Balm,
- | Horehound, Mint,

Coriander,
Dill, Parsley, 6 for 50c. Mrs. H.

De Vv. Franklin, Sr= het 1, Box 20,

_| Register. Ff

Tomato plants, Marglobe,

: Rutgers and New Stone, 500,

$1.75; $3.00 M. Prepaid. Field
grown plants, moss packed. Mrs.
Mattie Stevens, P. O. Box 188,
D..wson. Ph. 278-J ..

_ Cert. Gold Rush and improved

Me P.R. Potato plants; now ready,



$4. M. Del. by parcel _ post.
(Have 500 bushels bedded will
ship any day specified). E. F.
. | Entrekin, Rt. 1, 270. Bremen.

Marglobe and | Rutger Toma-

to plants $2. M., Sweet and hot
| Pepper plants Sane
Inspt. P. R. Potato plants $2.50
M. Del. Prompt. shipment. No | t
Oma eiiee, nie ee

M;~= Govt.

Checks.
| Surr ency.

thas Wakefield abba, 3 (
$1.





hundred

ea Cert. at Potato | P

Kilpatrick, Quitman.

1182 Gum |.
| Club Rd. N.W., Atlanta 18. |
potato and 25 white Ga. Head-

Crab grass, $22; Wheat, Oat

Charlie Shelton, Rt. Lincoln-

ue izer |











3 tractor;
1C



Sericea Lespedeza seed,
cleaned and scarified, Germ.
90 pet; ate 98 pct. $14 per
3s. B.A. Dougherty,
C/O Cane Acres Farm, Rt.
ae 183 A, Griffin. Phx

White, prown- eyed peas,
Germ. 90 pct.; early purple
hull peas, Germ. 88 pet.; late
purple hull, Germ. 79 pet. 40c
cupful. 2 cups, 75c, plus 10
extra for postage on ea. cup.
Mrs. -8:.W.. Wright, Rt). 1,
Tallapoosa. Ph. 6898.

< yr. pepper seed, 10 pods,
10e; hot Boquet pepper, 10c
thimble full of seed. Plus self-
addressed, stamped envelope
for both. Toney Jackson, Rt.
2, Waco.

Kudzu erowns rooted, $2.00

$12.50 M. Add postage - H.
Cc Reid, 2303 S. Pryor Rd., At-
lanta. Ph. PO. 1-7626.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED





; Want Martin Gourd Seed.
C. L. Perdue, 3401 Flat Shoals
Rd., Decatur.

Want Syrup Cane seed also
Mung Bean seed for planting
for hay. Ralph Dewberry, Rt.
2, Acworth.

Want Beane Sead for plait:
ing. H. M. Moorman, Lovett.

Want Herb plants, Laven-
der, Thyme, Rosemary, etc.
State what you have and price.
Mrs. John Paul Johns, Yonah-
Toccoa.

Want. several hundred
pounds spotted leaf Bur Clov-
er seed. Advise whether seed
cleaned or in the bur. JD

Want some Starr Millet seed
Advise what you have and
price. R. G. Hendrick, Shiloh.

Want 300 bunch yellow yam
ing collard plants, and few big
muskmelon seed. Write what

you have and price. W. A. Mar-
shall, Rt. 1, Barnesville.

FEED & GRAIN

_ FOR SALE







3 tons good peanut hay. Mrs.
Irne W. Harrell, RFD 1, Rhine.

Real nice feed corn $1.75 bu.
at my home. Less than 5 bu.,
$2 bu. W. Y. Summers, Rt. 5,
Newnan. Ph. 1690W3.

Good grass hay free of
weeds, 65c bale or $25 ton at
farm. Marvin Maddox, RFD
4, Winder, Ga.

Plenty hay and Oat straw,
for sale. W. M. Clemones, 1406
ie Spring Rd. Rome. Ph.
6906.

Heavily fertilized-high pro-
tein hay, Square and round
bales, per ton: Sericea Lespe-
deza and Brown Top Millet,
$25; Johnson grass and Ber-
muda grass, $20; Johnson and

and Rye straw, $15. Consider
exch. for good feeder steers.
James Butts, B&B Ranch, The
Rock, Ph. Thomaston 3760.

Good milling or Feed corn,

SiS: piu. hiley C.-C, ch,
Senoia.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE





300 egg elec. Farm Master
Incubator, good cond. $20.
Will deliver within 50 mi.

on.

Case 2-row Planter, fertil-
attachment, - practically
new. Fits any 3-way hitch
reaator Cultivator io



Gravely Tractor, used, with
elec. starter, Rotary plow and
cultivator. Excellent cond. S.
W. Johnson, Rt. 2, Rosseville.
Ph, Ca, 9-5887.

Several thousand 1 quart
cap. aluminum turpentine
cups, 3c ea. at my place. J.
M. Paulk, Rt. 1, Willacoochee.

Allis Chalmers G. Tractor,
belt pulley attachment, mow-
er, planter, fertilizer equip.,
dise tiller, smoothing harrow,
cultivator frame with spring
teeth and straight teeth,
tract extractor, tool bar and
mise. plows, good cond., $795.
Robert Allen, RFD 3, Fay-
etteville. Ph. 3942.

24 in. 10-dise King bush
and bog harrow: Case field
silage cutter and cattle

squeeze shoot. C. J. Steed, Rt.
3, Carrollton. Ph. Roopville
2134.-

One Oliver 15 Combine.
Herman Grogan, Rt. 4, Box 3,
Marietta. Ph. 9-4672.

Tractors and Combines, Cot-
ton -Pickers and Dise harrows,
drills, tiller, plows, and alk
kinds horse-draws tools. W. M.
Clemones, 1406 Cave Spring
Rd., Rome. Ph. 6906.

One 4 in. BA Gardner Denver
irrigation pump, like new, cap.
650 gal. minute at-120 lbs. pres-
sure when pulled by 80 HP
unit, $300. Wm. D. Warthen,
Vidalia.

Horse-drawn Mowing- ma-
chine, good cond. L. H. Quar-
terman, Flemington..

30 in. cut-off saw in heavy
frame, in good cond., could be
used with any tractor or motor

with pulley, $45.00. Riley C.
Couch, Senoia.
New Holland corn _ sheller,

like new, shelled 2500 bu. corn
one season, for sale at one-half
price of new. J. F. Thompson,
Box 146, Soperton.

Water pumps for sale. Con-
tact Mrs. O. N. Dubreniel, Rt. 4
Box 411, Austell.

Intn] W30 tractor on rubber
tires, in good cond., also J. D.
converted mower and_ rake.
Reasonable prices. Sell sepa-
rately or together. John Q. Ste-
phenson, 755 East Broadway,
Griffin, Ph. 3189.

Peach tree, also Friend pe-
can spray machine equipped
with automatic cut on and off
valve and 10 ft. boom _ pipe;
place crosswise with 2 guns
each end to spray peach trees
with 300 to 1,000 lbs. pressure,
$850. <cash. S.-J. Clay, Rt. : 3,
Avondale Mill Rd., Macon. Ph.
2-5117.

2 Caterpillar Tractors, RD7,
one with blade, one without,
both running, $1775. for the two
or will sell separately. F. M.
Gazaway, Rt. 1, 2556 Clifton
Springs Rd., Decatur.

Hill dropping Cole planter,
Cole guano distributor, one-
horse turning plow, one Culti-
vator Gee-Whiz. Sell cheap at
my home, 6 mi. south of Cum-
ming on Norcross Hwy. V. V.
Brannon, Rt. 4, Cumming.

John Deere MT Tractor with
2-row cultivators and fert, at-
tachment, A-1 shape $850.; Al-
lis Chalmers 60 Combine, 1951
Model, A-1 shape, operates
from tractor takeoff, $650. C.
W. Finney, Haddock. Ph. 2371
or 2372 nights.

12ft. Dump Rake for Tractor
or horse-drawn; also 62 J.H.
Combine with own motor, ready
to go. M. W. Peck, Sparta. Ph.
2002:

One TD 14A Intnl crawler
with blade and double drum
control unit; One Super M
Intnt tractor and 8 disc tiller;
Also Petersime _ incubator,
Model 7 and one Jamesway in-
cubator Model 3637. John R.
Bennett, 2710 Walton Way, Au-
gusta.

Combine
Reasonable.
Warrenton.

in good condition,
Norman Johnson,

Large Compressor for Harris
pump, tires nearly new; 1-1/2
HP motor in 8 28 cond. $250.
at my homie. McGinnis,
Rt. 1, Box 189, 5 mi. N.E. Al-



Iphareita. Ph. 4737.




















































































































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

Martin Cyclone Duster, 2 and
4 row for tobacco and cotton,
mule-drawn, $250. Ben H. Me
Brayer, Rt. 2, Box 196, Temple.

John Deere A Tractor,
cond., also harrow on wheels
and subsoiler. Needs some re-
pairs, good tires.
Hanks, Rt. 1, LaGrange.

One 5-row, horse-drawn. cot-
ton duster, used very little,
$150.;. John Deere Mower,
horse-drawn, $50.; also plenty
of horse-drawn farming tools.
A. B. Weatherly, Fayetteville.

Farmall M tractor, motor re-
cently overhauled, freshly paint-
ed. Starter and lights, also new
cultivators for same. Louie
Combs, Jr. Sparta. :

twine tie baler with Wisc: air-
cooled motor, excell. cond: $8090.;
John Deere side delivery rake,
$100.; McCullough Bow Palade,
2-man Pulpwood saw. Model
5490, $100. J. E. McGee, Sri, Rt.
ve Lincolnton,

Boiler Feeders: 62:-3ft.:
4-ft37420, 5

Lee, Box 15, Felton.

48,

shape. Cheap. L. L. DuVall,

Greshamville.

peach sprayer, rubber tires,
300 gal. tank, wood tanks with
metal bands, big pump. Used
enly two seasons. Render Hill,
Greenville.

Four-row Cotton
mule drawn, first class cond.
$50;
Oliver and Chattanooga 24,
also Two-horse Oliver Middle
Buster, $10 ea; One-horse
Avery Cricket turn plows $8

Cub tractor with starter, pow-
ler life, PTA pulley, lights, take-
off, Turn plow, bush and bog
Mower, cultivators, new bat-
tery, new tire used very little,
in good running cond. Tractor

machine. Extra good. R. S. Eth-
eridge, R. F. D. Dacula.
Lawrenceville 4140.

tor, good power, economical to
run, good running cond. $200.
Albert G. Gillis, Rt. 2, Box 266,
Alpharetta. Ph. 2112.

good rubber, 2 disc. plow, plan-
ter and cultivator. All newly
painted and first class shape.
One 6 in. 2-ply x! 35 ft:zbelt
leather. Will sell separate or
will trade disc plow for bush
and. bog 3 Horse x
a 3-point Harrow, Ford' or
Ferguson. L. A. Powers, 221 W.

Poplar St:, Griffin. Ph. 5170,
night. vag
Power Post Hole digger for

Ford tractor; complete electrie
well pump; four walking ulti-
vators. J. C. Northup, P. O. Box
1350, Atlanta. Ph. Ja. 2-4315.

Ohio Ensilage and Feed Cut-
ter, four 12 1/2 in. blades,, dry
feed cap, 3,500 or silage, 6 M.
lbs. hour, 24. in Flywheel, 6 x
12 1/2 in. flat pulley, good
cond., cheap for cash. George

Ph. 6660.

Dearborn Conabine
driven with new canvas,
No..77 New Holland Hay. baler
with automatic pick-up, $1,000.;
John Deere A tractor, $700. J.
L. Banner, pends Rd., Rt.
3; Americus.

1952 John Deere A factor
with power pickup and new
mower, complete, good tires,
excellent cond. Reagan H. San-
ders, P. O. Box, 347, conn
Ph. 3-0932.

5 H.P. David Bradly Garden
tractor with plow, planter, cul-
tivator, cart, weed and brush
cutter, lawn mower, practically
new. Sacrifice at half price. E.
Frederiksen, Rt. 1, Winston. Ph.

well.

_motor-



Douglasville 2991.

PAGE FIVE

Farquah power-take-off

~ Duster, |

Two- horse turn plows, -

ea. W. A. Fiezgerald, Omaha. ATS

$400.; Equipment $350: J. W.
Taylor, Riverdale. Ph. Jones-
boro 4701. Z

1953 Model Farmall (Cub) ~
Tractor with planters, cultiva-

tos, harrow, tiller and mowing

1951 Ford tractor, good shape, i

Leckie, Pine Grove. Road, Ros-

$450.5 -





good

$1,350. Larry



New Holland automatic.

for sale. Isom

One 6-can Milk Cooler, good

Le



Ph, |:

John Deere 45 HP skid mo- \ _

we

a



Plow: or .



RPS GEC TEE

Hy

TELIA ASSL Re MEO CUNY 4A
_ PAGE SIX

Farmers Are Urged

(Continued From Page 1)

secticide and fertilizer be mixed and ap-
plied at the regular time to fertilize.

Lf

yh



He explained that the

amount of insecticide must be used re-
_ gardless of the amount of fertilizer ap-
plied per acre. For example, whether you

fertilize at the rate of 200

to the acre, you must include four pounds

of actual chlordane or two

tual dieldrin or heptachlor in the fertili-

_ zer used on each acre.

K

- tractor with turning plow, good

* P. O. Box 165, Wrightsville.

pee

Churn. All perfect cond. Very
920 Park Terrace, College Park.

2

- Home plow, 7 ft.
~ McCormick . Tractor,

Ph. 7361.

_ Almand 4864 Stagecoach Rd.,
_ tor-drawn Combine. Both good

- gond. W. R. Lindsey, Lenox.

_ Jackson, c/o Flint River Farm,
_ Jonesboro. Ph. 6217.

mi. Charlie Shelton, Rt. 1, Lin-





Ee

also J. D. Potato digger, one

Fe



quick sale. J. B. Butler, Dewey

am

4
ie

Treating individual mounds will kill

the ants in that particular

areas.

stated.

recommended

or 800 pounds

pounds of ac-
sides.



mound, but it

MARKET BULLETIN |
will not prevent infestations in untreated

Mound treatment is advisable when
the infestation is light or for temporary
control before harvest, the entomologist

Mound treatment is simple. Just tear
down the mound with a rake or hoe. Then
apply one to two cups of a dust that con-
tains 10 percent chlordane or five percent
dieldrin or five percent heptachlor. This
can be done by hand or with a dust gun.
It should be applied to the mound and to
the ground within a 10-foot area on all

Jordan urged that instructions by the
manufacturer of the insecticides be fol-
lowed and that precautions be observed.


















ers hail their



ment days.

Achievement Days

(Continued From Page 4):

families will be held May 2 at Fort Va
ley State College.

In addition to receiving the et
cates, the farmers and their families
hear state and national agricultural lea

progress sufficient for the recognitio:
~ | Vansant pointed out that the FHA
Georgia is working with some 5,000 fa
ilies, and that only approximately 200.
being invited to renee in the pekics





achievements in makin





EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE



- One 5 HP Hussey garden
cond., $75. J. S. Hanning, Sr.,

_ 2 rolls Barbed wire, new; No.
4 and No. 2 Churns and electric

reasonable. Mrs. Vinnie Carey,

Intn truct with cattle body,
$350.; Pick-up Hay baler, square
bales, $850; McCormick No. 3LW
side delivery rake, $150; Rome
C8-24 Harrow. $150; Graham-
$65.00; W-9
hydraulic
lift, cylinder, $650. All good
cond. J. R. Newman, LaGrange.

McCormick Horse mowing
machine, good cond., $40. Ray

Ellenwood. Ph.
4290.

Stockbridge

No. 26 Massey Harris self-
propelled Combine, 10 ft. blade.
Also Allis Chalmers No. 60 trac-

Self Hog feeders 8 hole, $25.;
12 hole, $35.; 16 hole, $7. R. L.

- Farm master elec, 300 egg
cap. Incubator, good cond., $20.
Delivery anywhere within 50

eolnton.

1956 Gastobac automatic To-
bacco curer, 12 burners, also To-
bacco sticks and slide trucks. H.
a Smith, 204 Geneva St., Dub-

Mowing machine for Farmall
eub tractor, good cond .Reason-
able offer will be accepted. J.
E. Altman, 602 Community Dr.,
Waycross. Ph. 4784. XW.

New Idea, one row Trans-
planter, works perfectly, $150;

row, good cond, works good,
$10. R. M. English, Powersville.

Coastal Bermuda Planter, ex-
cellent cond, used approx. 40
hrs. Sell or trade for Manure
Spreader in equal cond. Also
interested in Easy-Flow Ferti-
lizer Spreader. A. R. Daniel,
Diamond Bar-D Ranch, 1215
Newcastle St., Brunswick.

1941 S. C. Case Tractor, cul-
tivators, planter, bush and bog
harrow, in good shape and on
good rubber. Oscar Cain, Rt.
1, Auburn.

1954 M.M. Harvester Com-
bine (cut less than 4,000 bu.
grain, mounted motor, needs
few small repairs. Bargain for

Rose.

Bush and bog harrows for
Ford Tractor, 3 point hitch. R.
P. Stephens, Rt. 1 Tucker. Law-
renceville Hwy. 29.

Good 1-horse wagon. H. G.
White, Rt. 1, Murrayville.

Keenco egg grader and Can-
dler, 400 per hr. Cap used onl-
ly 3 mos. $80. Ranford Chand-

John Deere A_ Tractor in
good cond $400. A. B. Wiley, Rt.
3, Carnesville.

IHC Hammer Feed Mill with
10 in. screen, good cond. Lewis
Howard, Stephens.

EQUIPMENT

WANTED





Want 1% ton truck with
long wheel base and stake
body for farm and cattle haul-
ing. Can rebuild body if chas-
sis, motor and price are right.
International preferred. W. B.
Marshall, Rt. 3, Box 421, Sa-
vannah. Ph, Elgin 5-2083.

Want a set of good one-hor-
se Harness. Joe Gooch, Rt. 4,
Box 36, Dahlonega.

Trade one Briggs Stratton
3% Hp air-cooled engine for
scraper for use on Ford or
Ferguson Tractor R. B. Dol:
lar, Suwanee.

Want approx. 400 ft. of 2 or
3 in irrigation tubing, Five No.
40 sprinklers, 2 elbows, end
plugs and couplings. Will come
after if price is right J. F. Lan-
caster 664 Club Drive Decatur.
Ph. Clarkston 43-6190.

Want Jeep preferably 4-
wheel drive, CJ3D, 5 or 6 Dr.
Wm. B. Marshall, Jr., 605
Whitaker St., Savannah.

Want horse drawn mowing
machine with tonque or trac-
tor hitch, also used 9 x 24 trac-
tor tire in good cond. C. J. Er-
chak, Rt. 1, Kennestw. Ph.
Marietta 8-2973.

Want one wide front axle
for Farmall H Tractor. State
cond. and price. Mrs. Kay De-
vane, Lakeland.

Want Rotary lawn mower
for David Bradley Tractor. F.
M. Gaines, 3889 Vineville
Ave., Macon.

Want Irrigation system,
complete and suf. to irrigate
100-200 acres with or with-
out motor. Marcus Mashborn,

Want small Cement mixer,
with or without motor in
good cond. and moderately
priced. J. D. Puckett, Rt. 3, Ce-
dartown.

Want John Deere G Tractor
to use for parts or get radiator
from. Serial number up to
7099 will fit my tractor My
tires are good. Write price and
cond. Wm. D. Wallis, Rt. 3,
Box 60, P. O. Box 379, Amer-
icus.

Want a good 1228 tractor
tire. H. A. Kell, Winston, Ga.
Ph. Douglasville 2740.

Want one mule-drawn

good cond. J. N. Strickland,
Luthersville.

Want Junked Gibson tractor
for parts. J. E. Deane, 3274
Seminole Ave., Macon.

Want bush and bog harrow,
tiller plow, also roller type
plow for smoothing yards.
Must be reasonable. C. HE.
Stewart, Mill St., Jonesboro,
Ph. Po. 6-3686 or Jonesboro



ler, Good Hope.

chain drive cotton duster in-



POULTRY

FOR SALE



2 trios of R. I. Red_ban-
tams, $5 trio; 1 pr. ea Black
Tail Japs, B. B. and White
Cochins, $3 pr. all purebred.
Will ship. T. F. Daniel, Rt. 1,
Box 140, Statham.

Young laying Reds, 1 yr.
old, hens $1.50 ea; large fine
roosters $1 ea; also Bantams:
Black-Breasted Red Old Eng-
lish Games, $3 pr. Will not
ship. C. S. Winn, Dunwoody.

Ph. 47-2617

Bantams: Black and Black
Rail Japanese, White Silkie,
Rhode Island Red, White Leg-
horn, Old English Black and
Black-Breasted Red Games;
Also Ringneck Doves. Limited
number of hatching eggs. At
my place only. B. H. Holsom-
back, 302 S. Harris St., East
Point.

Purebred, feathered legged,
S: C. Butt Orpington Bantams:
2 hens and 1 rooster, $7; 10
hens, $27; tested hatching egg
15, $1; 30, $2.75; 60 $3.40. Add
exp. on chickens and postage
on eggs. Mrs. V. M. Johnson,
Shellman.

ver Duckwings. Birchens,
Black-Breasted Reds, and Red
Pyles. Show stock. Old trios
$15; 1957 hatched trios, $7.50;
also. extra Rhode Island Red
Bantams $5 pr Ringneck Dov-
es $2.50 pr. L. L. Murphy, Rt.
fps Park. Ph. Po, 1-

Fancy Show Type purebred
Bantams, $4.50 pr; White fan
tail and India Mucee Pigeons
$3.75 pr; Green head Mallard
Drakes $2.50 ea; Tenn. Valley
Quail $4 pr; Bobwhite quail
hatching eggs, shipped parcel
post (prepaid) $3 doz. Mrs.
Helen Street, 2956 Buford
Hwy., Atlanta 6.

Game eggs, Brown Hennies,
Law Grays, Black Gordons,
$3.50 setting. Cash with or-
der. C. J. Thomas, P.>Oi- Box
41, Blairsville.

Finest of Games, high bred
warhorse and Champion Whit-
es, White Specks, Allen Cu-
bans, and others. Contact.
John E. Nicholson, RFD 4,
Blairsville.

400 Babcock White Leghorns
laying 82 pct. 300 are 10 mo.
old and 100 are 18 mo. old.
All are vaccinated. J. W. Tay-

boro 4701.

5 Black Minorca hens, $1.50
ea. Add postage. Mrs. F.
Lumkin, 966 Crew St; Sw, At-
lanta 15.

Giant Black Minorca breed-
ing stock, 3 hens and cockerel
(show stock) $15.00; Giant
black Minorca hatching eggs
15, $3. Prepaid parcel post. L.
B. Williams, Newnan.

1 yr, old, $1.25 ea; grown lay-
ing Bantam hens, 75 ea; mix-
ed Homer Pigeons, 3, $1. Mrs.
B. H. Durden, Rt. ay) oa

Purebred Mammoth T
Goose eggs for hate
ea. Kirk sley, 3) 04



5301,

boro Rd., Aug



Modern game Bantams, Sil- | py

Want Peafowl hen within 50|
mi. Atlanta. Can call for some}

lor, Riverdale. Rt. 1. Ph. Jones-)

F. | releasing,

7 grown Speckled Guineas,



10 B. B. Bronze Turkeys 3-4} Ri
wks. old, started turkeys; also|e
R. I. R. and Red Rocks sex
ae For shipping or pick-
up. Edward L. Boyd. 2037
Spring Hill Terrace, see
Ph. 6-4216.

6 turkey hens, 2 White: 4
black, all laying $7.50 ea. Jack
Caldwell, Townsend.

Jumbo White Embden geese
2 yr. breeders $5 ea. also Want}
pr. Grey African or Chinese
Geese, goslins of each. L. E.
Morgan, Rt. 4, Waycross.

Turkey and Pheasant White
Ringneck, eggs 25c ea; Guinea
eggs 15, $1. No letters. Mrs.
A. R. DuBard, Lithia Springs. |
Ph. Austell 8390.

Mallard duck Seep $1.75 |.
doz., plus postage. E E. H. Brid-
ges, Sharpsburg. ;

POULTRY

WANTED





Want one setting Dark Cor-
nish Bantam eges. State price
del. H. A. Stahl, Moultrie.

Want 4 hens and 1 cock,

purebred Bulldog, Dark Cor- 1

nish Bantams, or 2 doz. of the
Sees awe Gleaton, Cordele.

on week ends. Contact. Scott
Candler, 160 S.. Candler Sf;
Decatur.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Ringneck Pheasant hatching
eggs $15. C; also few old Phea-
sants, hens. now laying, $3 ea.
J. H. Roquemore, RFD. No. 2,
Americus. Ph. 7575.

Bobwhite quail eggs and
baby birds available at my
place. Will ship birds 6 wks.
old. Fine quality stock guar
peeres Ralph Keefer, 110 De-
lores Way, Forrest Park. Ph.
Po. 7-0668

Quail and Chukar BES a-
vailable; Chicks. upon order.
Northern Bobwhite eggs 25c,
Chukar 35c, Jap. King (Co-
turnix) Quail 35c, Tenn. Reds
35c, Blue Scale 45c. Discounts
of 10 pct. on 50 and 20 pet.
on 100, 25 pet. on 250, 30 pct.
on 500 Henry M. Hilliard, 219
Mellrich Ave., N. E. Atlanta.
Ph. Dr. 8-1109. ;

Large Bobwhite Quail rear-
ed in flight pens. Excellent for
restocking or for'
pen breeders, $2 ea. Extra.
hens. Few fine Chukar Part-
ridges, males -$3, hens,

Booking orders for i






Ph, LaGrange 8894.

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Ringoeck rae egg. 2
O.B. Canton, Ga.
wage. Canton. He

Ringneck heasant eg S,
$1.50; Ringneck doves, $2
Exch. 2 doves for 1 black,
ther-legged Cochin ban
rooster; also a Peafowl |
kind) hen, within 50 mi.
come after. Mrs. N. H. Lier

Partridge Roosters. Robert |
Dunn, 506 Eleanor St., SE, At
lanta. 2 =

ReDhits. white,
pee white and. grey and
rey, 3 mos. old, 3-4 lbs. Bucks
1.25 ea; Does $1. 50 ea. Ship
any. place. L. E. Akins, R
Byron. Ph. Macon 5- 79)

- Large Bobwhite Quail b
ah a pr. FOB. Discount.
10 B. H. She
Reacher St., SW, ~ Ree
53270.

Fantail Piedoae feat ee
lines, various colors, splash
and solids, etc. Young prs
$2.50 pr. up. (_No less
prs. ne aes R. Lamar I
ey, Rt.

woe

FOR, SALE





Reg. Herefor: cla
ede type, 8-12 mos. old, aa
$125 ea. Cecil Travis, C/O
Pine Crest Acres, Riverdal

Two young Angus bulls,
| with papers, 7 bred, Reg. An-
gus cows, 6 yearl
two Suffolk- ampshir
(sheep) rams, 3 yrs.
sev. buck lambs. J. MB
172 Vidal Boulevard,
tur, Ph. DR-7- 4758. eee

Holstein | heifers to fi eshen
in late Summer and early
Fall, also few good Holste
cows to freshen soon. J. H

son Morgan, Rt. 2, Cais



Some purebred Black ried
lish heifers, bred, 1 bull 1
enough for service, 2 0 /
milch cows with young calves,
and 2 purebred Hereford cows ~
and 1 bull. Also, have some ~
hay for sale. Arthur ca 4
Suches. :

~ Choice young aaa Heifers, 4
from heavy milkers. Herbert
Jones, 611 Reynolds. Se - Way-
cross. :

14 Holstein saa 3 Gu
first calf close up
Two purebred
(sheep) :


















lomino pantie: $100; one
Roan filly, very nice,
Feibien $100; Sorrel col.

pacing (also

adie Seer 2 mules.

id 11 yrs. old. Write

anal Shetland pony
2 to 5 yrs. old, some
some spots, none over
tall, all bred to small

Sell separate or to-
Jess Holbrook, Jones-
h. Jonesboro 6771.

ld bay gelding pony,
700 ee rides poet

Quarterman, Fleming-



.|Cow, now giving 3 gal



a Spalted: Bons Sell

; or trade for cow. David Sey-

mour, Hutcheson Ferry Rd.,
Palmetto. Ph. 6053.

At stud: Golden Palomino,
splendid conformation, 5-gait-
ed, American Saddler. Guar-
antee service of stallion. Free
trailer service. Phone or write
for appointment. B. H. Hill,

-|2641 Bob-O-Link Dr., Mason.

Ph. 5-5394 s
Nice 3-yr. old gentle horse,

broke to ride, wt. about 850-

900 lbs. Chestnut color, per-
fect in every way. Sell or
trade for gentle, small mare
not over 7 yrs. old. George
Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

One working mare quarter
horse. Sell or consider_calves
in trade Dave Wyatt, Brooks.
Ph. 204-W-1.

16 mos.

Reg. Jersey heifer,
old, $85; Reg. Angus Cow. 3
yrs. old, $200. F. M. Gaines,
3889 Vineville Ave., Macon.
Ph. 5-4693 or 2-1667.

1 young oe ee
ay
R. B. Dollar, Suwanee, 1 mi.
No. of Suwanee on Hwy. 23.



Two-yr. old brown and
white 47 in. mare pony, very
gentle, small (children now
riding). Pony and saddle $175
or sell separately. Talmadge
Stephens, Bethleham.

Black and white saddle
mare, very gentle (children
ean handle), also good for
light. work. See at Doraville
farm: -'T,.V. -Woths+38125:< EB.
Shadowlawn . Ave., NE, At-
Janta.

One pair of good work
mare mules, wt. 1150 Ibs.,
$150 for pair. A. B. Weather-
ly, Fayetteville.

At Stud: Reg. 5-gaited sad-
dle stallion, Briar Creek King,
No. 17217; Bourbon King, Rex
Peavine bloodlines. Proven
sire of quality colts. Fee, $35.
L. L. Murphy, Rt. 3, College
Park. Ph. Po. 1-1617.

Reg. black Aberdeen Angus
bull, 18 mos. old, wv. 1069-
1100 lbs., well marked. Gen-
tle and no roguish. Also, 2
fine young Cows, fresh, giv-
ing 3 gal. milk daily. John Q.
Burton, Hwy. 12, 6 mi. West

lof Crawfordville.

Herd of Polled Hereford
cattle, 16 brood cows, most
have calves at side, 6 yearl-
ing heifers and 4 bulls. Do-
mestic mischief breeding. Lon-
nie Haraldon, Sr., C/O Shady
Oaks Hereford Farm, Rt. 2,
Box:176;* Chipley. )Ph:-1a-
Grange 8815.

Reg. horned Hereford buil,
$300 to prevent in-breeding.
Dark, well-marked, halter
broken, coming 4 yrs. old,
great grandson of Larry Dom-
ino 50th. Carl Roberts. Pall
Ground.

Purebred Santa Gertrudis
bull, 10 mos. old, grandson of
Richard King, RR: Ke" Ball
(herd sire of Luling Founda-
tion, Luling, Texas. J. W.
Morris, Double M. Farms. P.O.
Box 119, Carrollton. Ph. Ter-
race 2-2852.

Yorkshire boars from one
of Indianas best Cert. meat
type herds. Health certificate
furnished by Reg. Vet. Reg.
in purchasers name. Select
service age boars $50 ea.

Lawton Ursrey, Hazelhurst,





|Ga. Ph. 2155 Hazelhurst or
i Ja. 3-1706, Atlanta.

Polled Hereford bull,
Reg., 20 mos. old, $250. Also ~
a younger brother, $165. Irvin
Johnson, RFD 3 on Middle
Broadwell Rd., % mi. West of
Alpharetta.

Guernsey and Jersey cross
cow, 6 yr. old, giving 3 gal.
milk day on common feed.
Calf 24% mos old. $125 with-
ou; calf. J. S. Cloninger, Rt. 1, ~
Ellijay.

HOGS

Reg. big bone Guinea pigs,
6 wks. old $15 ea. with papers
or $12.50 without papers;
So ne boars ready for service,
7 mos. old. Will ship. No
Sunday sale. Rever Wade, Rt.
1. Box 45, Alto.

About 50 SPC and black
P.C. mixed pigs, 6 wks. old.

Bargain for entire lot, At my

farm QO. ?T: : Bearden; -Rt..72,--
ees 226, Douglasville. Ph.

7 Reg. Hampshire gilts and
2 boars, 12 wks. old. Will be
registered in buyers name,
$25 ea. at farm. Letters an-
ak Willard Lanier, Rocky

ace

dbl.

ic vccs OF FEEDS SAMPLED
MARCH, 1957

PROTEIN
16.00
19.06
16.00
18.13

20.00
25.63
20.00
22.63
40.00
45.00
20.00
22.38
40.00
42.00
8.00
8.25
20.00
24.38
17.50
20.63
11.00
12.50
20.00
23.13
19.00
20.63
20.00
21.44
18.00
22.19
40.00
43.75

20.00
23.00
25.00
28.44
20.00
22.88"
20.00
23.44
18.00
20.50

19.50
20.00

20.00
21.25

16.00
16.88
14.00
18.63

36.00

- Guaranteed by Manufacturer
and by State Chemist COLORADO MILLING & ELEVATOR CO., Denver Colo.
Wheat Gray Shorts and Screenings * Fiber high

Wheat =e Shorts and Screenings
(P) Fiber

COOPERATIVE MILLS, INCORPORATED, Cincinncti, Ohio
Super Laying Mash
20% Milk Maker



FIBRE
4.50
2.85

10.00
5.66
7.50
6.22

10.00
8.04

10.00
6.65
3.50
2.35

14.00

10.86
7.00
5.55

15.00 |
16.93

15.00
12.66

2.50
2.31

11.00
10.34

2.75
2.63

2.75
2.28

4.50
3.15

4.00
3.91

8.00
5.99

7.00
7.00
5.00
3.85
5.00
3.87
5.00
4.51
5.00
4.13
8.00
6.19

PROTEIN



A FLOUR MILLS, Decatur, Alabama
1 Hat High Energy Broiler Mash Crumbles
Hat Horse and Mule Feed

Hat Turkey Growing Mash
Hat 17% Dairy Special

40% Pork Maker (For Hogs on Pasture)

* Fat low
20% Miik Maker
ES Hat Horse and Mule Feed 40% Pork Maker (For Hogs on Pasture)
Hi t Hen Scratch

= Screened, Degermed, Chick Cracked Corn
Hat Rabbit Pellets .

Super Laying Mash

Hat Starting Mash Growing Mash



MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia Sweetstock Feed

sy Dairy Feed * Fat low
oe Ever iad Feed

-(P) Fiber 20% Sow & Pig Feed

Broiler Maker Finisher

MILLS, INC., Chicago, Illinois _ 20% Sow & Pig Feed

. Broiler Starter (155) Medicated
-BRISCOE FARM, Jackson, Georgia
d Corn

-HIAN MILLING COMPANY, Asheville, N. C.
CO Hi-Calorie Broiler Starter Medicated
oO Hi-Calorie Broiler Finisher Medicated

Pig Starter

40% Pork Maker (For Hogs on Pasture)



COSBY-HODGES MILLING CO., Birmingham, Ala. -
Jazz Chick Starter * Fiber High
Jazz Dog Food

3.54
6.00
6.01
2.50
3.76
3.50
3.51
2.50
3.87

4.00
4.28

3.50
4.02

4.00
4.20
4.00
3.24

4.00



FEED MILLS, INC., Atlanta, Ga. Jazz Rabbit Ration-Pellets

as. H. E. Broiler Ration
( FEED MILLS, INC., Loulsvilte, Ky.
"A" 42% H-E Broiler Concentrate - Medicated

SEY FLOUR MILLS, Macon, Georgia
y's Horse and Mule Feed
's, 40% Hog Supplement

* Fiber high
Jazz Egg Producer-Crumbles

Jazx Hog Ration :
8.c0
2.75
2.67

7.00
5.33

6.09

5.87
11.09
10.64

16.00
15.04

16.60
16.00

15.9
10.9

5.50
4.19
6.00
4.29

24.00
25.20
11.60

9.80

11.0
9.19

7.9
Tat



CUMMING HATCHERY, Cumming, Georgia
Cumming Hi-Calorie Broiler Finisher

DIXIE GRAIN COMPANY, Shelbyville, Tennessee
Dixie Home Laying Mash

DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR CO., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Red Lion Shorts
Arrow Pure Wheat Bran



3.00
4.14
3.00
4.32
3.00
3.03
3.00
3.91

ny's Complete Growing Ration



y's Chick Starter - Medicated

Laying Mash (P) Fat

22.19
20.00
23.00
9.00 2.00

~ 10.75 2.42

, Cincinnati, Ohio



ELBERTON OIL MILLS, Elberton, Georgia
Elberton Golden 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal
Good Quality
Elberton Golden 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal
Good Quality

39.38 7.10



36.00
38.75

16.00
W719

16.00
18.63
20.00
20.13

2.00
4.25
7.50
7.15

8.00
8.24

45.00
F 45.00

Phosphorus Calcium lodine Cobalt Manganese Copper
FLEMING CO., Jacksonville, Florida
; G 6.50 25.00
Nalanct Mineral Mixture Feed Mixing Formula
24.4
am Doctor's Inlet, Fla.

6.72
Protein Meat & Bone Meal

4.00
6.01

2.50
3.52

3.50
4.23
3.30
3.66

-50
60
2.50
2.55

3.00
R17

4.00
9.26



tuckeye 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal :
Prime Quality JOHN W. ESHELMAN & SONS, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Ree: Pennsy 16% Dairy Feed

EVER BEST FEED MILLS, INC., Atlanta, Georgia
Ever Best All-Mash Laying Feed
Ever Best Layer Crumbles

3.00
5.44
2.00
2.28
3.00
4.44

3.50
3.67

4.00

14.00
13.44
17.00
17.00
17.00
15.83

6.50
5.95

16.00

41.00
41.00
36.00
38.75
36.00
38.75

16.00
19.25

45.00





FARMERS MILL & ELEVATOR CO., Dudley, Georgia
Blue Tag Shucks, Cobs and Molasses * Fiber high
Blue Tag Snap Corn
* Protein low

FARMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE, Lawrenceville, Ga.
Snapped Corn

FARMERS OIL MILL, INC., Thomasville, Georgia
st Peanut Meal



Brand 45% Protein Peanut

Feed
Fat low, Fiber high 3.61 17.45

16.00
14.91



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6.05

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PROTEIN FAT ye
GENERAL MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota G 40.00 1.50 8.00 Purina D & F Chow F 3 af 2 .
Larro Surepork 40 F 45.63 RTT. 4.74 i * x R
Larro Suremilk 20 G 20.00 3.00 9.00 Purina Omolene ; fe
F 22.50 3.16 8.00 / ; Pieces
-Latre Surepork Complete G 15.00 3.00 4.00 Purina Chick Growena (B) NC -
F 17.63 3.84 5.82 i
Larro Surelay Cage G 16.00 2.50 5.00 Purina Layena (Complete Ration)
Sate F 18.44 3.60 4.02 : pha eer
- Purina 18% Dairy Chow @ Pree
GEORGIA MILLING COMPANY, Chipley, Georgia G Not Registered . sot g petune
Ground Snap Corn Fs 378 2.97 9.92 - Purina Turkey Growena Bape pesos
Ground Snap Corn G Not Registered rans ees 5
: FF 8.63 2.83 9.32, Purina Sow and Pig Chow (Supplement) _ :
HALES & HUNTER COMPANY, Chicago, Illinols G 18.00 3.00 3.00 jan Hes eect were
Pioneer Dairy Production 18 cP 204373 3:00 7.38 Purine: Hog: Chew Supplements = ee
HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin, Georgia G 20.00 3.50 10.00 Parteig 18% Pal, Shey
Pay Day 20% Mo-Quarts Heavy Grain Dairy Feed :
* Fat low FF 21.38 3.18 9.60 | ROBERTS RICE MILLS, INC., Weiner pews GS 6.00
Pay Day Hog Feed G 18.00 4.00 7.00 Ri ill, By- { PEPE: Seed
; F 20.00 4.06 6.09 eh Smee s Fiber high F ae
Pay Day Horse and Mule Feed GS 9.00 3.00 10.00 ROCKDALE MILLING COMPANY, Capek. Georgia = tek
pots F 9.25 3.35 5.99 RMC Brand Snapcorn {P) Protein F
T. G: HILL & COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia G 36.00 3.00 = =17.00 ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia : SaaS
T. G. Hill's 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal F 36.88 5.23. 16.31 . Cherokee Brand 41% Cottonseed Meal - _-
: Prime Quality ie Be
IGLEHEART BROTHERS, Evansville, Indiana G 16.00 4.00 6.00 renee
Wheat Gray Shorts with Ground Wheet Screenings F 16.00 4.10 5.69 Prime Quality per = Cottonseed Meal a.
Winter Wheat Shorts with Ground Wheat Screenings G 15.00 3.50 7.00 ah
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ILLINOIS CEREAL MILLS, Paris, Illinois G 10.00 500 00 | KOUR FARM es Americus, Georgia xaos
Hominy Feed Foticha 7.34 5.25 Seymour's 20% Laying Mash: = :
_ INTERSTATE MILLING COMPANY, Charlotte, N. C. G 20.00 4.00 5.00
Traco 20% Laying Ration (P) Fiber B: 2y.38 6.24 5.77 SHORES MEAT. PACKERS, Savannah. Seer pers 45.00
LAVONIA ROLLER MILL, INC., Lavonia, Georgia G 10.00 3.00 10.00 Tankage . no ee ee eens
Wheat ond Oats F475 4,23 5.81 | SMITH'S FARM SUPPLY, Reidsville, Georgia ae 15.00 Bee
LIBBY-McNEILL & LIBBY, Ocala, Florida G 5.00 250 15.00 Sis s Fore Sones Sisk RNs ees oa 168 as
Headliner Dried Citrus Pulp B5700 4.31 13.94 Rina Irene 16% Dairy Feed
=. LORET MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee G 20.00 2.30 7.00 Seat
Signal Start-Gro-Lay Mash F 21.44 4.93 5.94
Loret 32% Dairy Supplement G 32.00 1.50 12.00 pag ate woe Bio Tome Georgie
F 39.38 2.24 10.52 tivers Best eat Brown Shorts y
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McMILLEN FEED MILLS, Fort Wayne, Indiana G 44.00 1.00 10.00 7 2s =
Master Mix 44% Dairy Supplement F 48.38 1.46 - 7.85 Pure Wheet Bran -
. MARBUT MILLING CO., LTD., Augusta, Ga. G 21.00 3.23 4.50 S -
F Fairway Pig Starter Pellets F 24.25 5.24 4.40 SOUTHERN COTTON OIL. COMPANY, Athens, Georgia
Sco-Co Brand 36% Protein. Cottonseed Meal sae SO aE a
G. W. MILLS, Byron, Georgia G 10.50 4.50 15.00 Prime Quality : 2 oe ~
Ground Oais Bi aes 5.57 12.04 = = a
Crimped Oats GS 10.50 4.50 15.00 SOUTHERN COTTON OIL co., Huntsville, Sidi ee oe 36.00
F 13.13 6.35 10.64 Sco-Co Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed MiBat i
een = Prime Quality First Class | Sa ae 37.13
MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Cairo, Georgia G 40.00 3.00 TPS _ ; =
: Mixon's Vita-Maid 40% Hog Supplement F 40.00 3.45 7.73 SOUTHERN COTTON CIL COMPANY, Siccause Sess e 36.00
Sco-Co Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal SB
MOSTELLER FLOUR & FEED CO., Chambiee, Ga. G 20.00 3.00 15.00 Prime Quality
Georgia Rose 20% Dairy Feed E et2.28 3.95 10.15
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NASHVILLE MILLING CO., Nashville, Georgia G Not Registered Sco-Co Ground Corn Cobs and Shucks {P)- Fiber
Ground Cobs and Shucks F 4.69 1.17 30.97
SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
NATIONAL OATS COMPANY, Cedar Rapids lowa G 10.00 3.50 18.00 40% Hog Feed Supplement Cubes (P)- Fiber
Red-3 Hygrade Oat Mill By- Product F.-.10.31 4.93 18.00 Moflo 16% Dairy Feed : y
NEW ERA MILLING COMPANY, Arkansas City, Kan G 16.00 350 6.00 arate low,, pier. high .
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Polar Bear Wheat Gray Shorts and Ground (P) Fat 38.
Wheat Screenings F 18.25 4.16 6.00 - e-
NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota G 16.00 3.00 9.50 SPARTAN GRAIN & Mitt 0, Spartanburg, S.C.
Nutrena Sweetflow 16% Dairy Feed (MM) (P) Fat F 19.69 2.12. 8.87 8 Stan 'S sci 16%. Dair Feed Nagra ee ee
Complete Egq Ration G 16.00 4.00 6.00 P me Y. us ee :
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OCONEE ROLLER MILLS, Seneca, S. C. G 1400 421 6.98 Arte UMILLING, COMPANY, An a
Wheat Bran a and 1 Shorts (P) Fat F 15.00 3.43 5.53 Nu-Day-Lay Chikets ; Sead
MURPHY GRAIN & MILLING CO., Owensboro, Ky. G 9.70 7.00 6.00 Sates
J. A. STEPHENS MILLING CO., Register, Georgia
Airolite > Hominy Feed : : F 10.63 7.00 6.38 Cob; Shuck and LING CO... Re Sa: Oe Eee high Sse
PATTERSON MILLING CO., Patterson, Georgia G 8.00 2.50 11.00 Cob, or and Molasses 25% ie =
Ground Snap Corn (P) Protein & Fiber F 7.13 2.77. 14.33 : ao (P) Fiber :
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Se: PERRY'S DRYERS & CLEANERS, Pateott. Georgia G 7.00 2.50 11.00 - In Pellet Form 3 (P) Fat | ee
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PILLSBURY MILLS, INC., Clinton, lowa G 32.00 2.00 6.50 _ Swift's Soybean Oil Meal 42% Protein a _ 3.50
Pitlsbury's Best Maxi-Meal Hog Concentrate F 37.75 2.92 5-52 | TENNESSEE VALLEY COOPERATIVES, Decatur, ie G 20.00 2.50
PURITAN MILLS, Atlanta, Georgia G 18.00 3.50 18.00 TV Co-op 20% Dairy Feed : + Protea low =F 19.53 2.97
Puritan Family Rabbit Ration F 21.38 3.53 12.19 iS F ga cle eet
My-T-Pure Horse & Mule Feed G 9.00 2.00 ~ 12.90 THOMAS ee -Siagreae Gee we +o gets
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My-T-Pure Chick Starter G 20.90 3.50 5.00 SEAS OARS Ren eer # 12.00-
F 23.44 3.53 4.07 ~ Eas ea
My-T-Pure Hi-Energy Broiler Mash G 20.00 3.00 4.00 H. TRAUB'S SONS CO., INC., Savannah, Georgia 6. 9007 ="
| 5 F 25.63 4.74 3.18 Traco (90% Grain) Horse and Mule Feed : 3 Pees
My-T-Pure Extra Production Laying Feed ; ; - =e a7 :
& Oxytetracycline Mix G 14.90 3.50 4.50 VALDOSTA FEED MILLS, INC., Valdosta, Ga. i G a.
E F 18.50 4.63 4,23 VFM Cob, Shuck Roughage and Molasses | fale eaten fine 9
RALSTON PURINA CO., St. Louis, Missouri G 18.00 4.00 6.00 | BILL WATSONS ON THE FARM FEED SERVICE,
f Purina Piq Startena - Medicated F 21.38 5.78 3.80 Crawfordsville, Georgia ;
t Purina Lay Chow TT G 21.00 3.50 6.50 _ Watson's Pride Snap Corn
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Purina Complete Sow and Pig Chow T G 16.00 2.50 6.00 WAYNE MILLING COMPANY,
F 18.13 34 4.77 ___ Wayco No. 9 ne
Purina Bulky Las G 10.00 50 15,00
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