Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1956 November 7

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Phil Campbell,

Commissioner |

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~WebNESUAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1958

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| S All Rsrcions

cB PHIL CAMPBELL
Commissioner of Agriculture

ake alloted crop acreage out of
tion and participate in the soil
rogram. is a question that must be

is farm,

aeaeg of ee soil bank pro-
re general in nature and constitute
policy rather than one for the
m, Objectives of the pro-

gricultural commodities.

two, cotton specialists of the Col-
griculture, D. L. Branyon and W.
I, urged agents to work with farm-_
ral ion the things that will be e best |
individual farm and the eeuie :
on the farm. :
cotton specialists pointed out that
cre of cotton properly it takes
ours with a one- row tractor

pense, including seed, fertilizer,
st, tractor operation and harvest-

ent or interest on investment.
ring the yield at a bale pef acre
nd Sell figure the gross income
m and seed would be approxi-
7. at current prices which
nean a return of about $90 per
labor and equipment.
sr to determine whether or not
ay to put acreage in the soil-bank
Must be able to determine their

eo to the ccc of eee
must the sll ba on five ace

TUDY SOIL BANK PROVISIONS



qu stion of whether or not faints :

d in terms of the individual farm-

conservation of natural re-
reduction-of excessive sup- _

ecent letter to Georgia county _

the soil bank problem taking into |
3 hours with a mule. The direct

es to $84. 45. This does not in-

cre from the crop they
then measure this <<





lI eaharal
CALENDAR

Nov. 14, Experiment Station, Griffin
Peach growers meeting.

Nov. 15, Ft. Valley Peach growers

meeting.
Nov. 18-21, Atlanta Annual conven-
tion, Georgia Farm Bureau Federa-

: _ Hon.

-

Nov. 25-27, Atlanta Southern Seeds-
mens Association annual meeting.

Dec. 4, Rock Eagle Park Seed short
course.







as well balanced a program and as
good a soil improvement program
without the reserve acres,
_ 3. How it will affect capital invest-
_* ment and use of equipment,
4. What effect it will have on the

o = labor supply necessary to operate

the farm.
5. Whether the net returns from re-
maining crops, plus soil bank
payments will result in a higher
standard of living for the people
on the farm.

The Soil Bank program is not some-
thing to jump into without a thorough in- |

vestigation of what it will mean as com-.
pared to what you have now. Whether or
not the Soil Bank program will fill your
needs. depends entirely on you and your
oe operation. -

~ To help you arrive at a decision you
should consult your county agent and
your county office of the Agricultural
. Stabilization and Conservation Com-
mittee. -

Each farmer should read carefully the
restrictions imposed on his farm or his

| acreage to be placed in-the soil bank be-

fore signing to divert these acres as these

| restrictions may be greater than the farm-

cig would want to accept.



New Legislation Aids
Farmer Credit Needs

Recently enacted legislation will per-
mit the U. S. Department of Agricultures
Farmers Home Administration to serve
the credit needs of a larger number of
farm families, the U. S. Department of
Agriculture has announced.

The new law provides loans for refi-.

nancing existing debts, increases the max-

- imum. amount that can be advanced for

operating loans and, as a part of the Rural

Development Program, makes available

loans for operating and developing farms
where the farmer has part-time employ-
ment.

All of the present loan services of the
Farmers Home Administration which in-

clude loans for operation, development

and purchase of family-type farms, farm
housing soil and water conservation and
loans to meet emergency credit needs will
continue to be available.

The credit is primarily for family-type
farms, but will help other farmers meet

drought and other difficulties over which

farm families have no control.

~ Applications for the loans may be made
at the county offices of the Farmers Home
Administretion.

U.S.D.A. Announces
Tung Nuf Supports

The U. S. Department of Agricultura
has announced that prices to growers of

1956 crop tung nuts will be supported by

the Commodity Credit Corporation at
$53.76 per ton, basis 18.5 percent oil con-
tent.

The equivalent price for tung oil is
21.0 cents per pound or 65 percent of pari.
ty as of November 1-(beginning of the
marketing year), whichever is higher.

These prices compare with a support. of

$51.06 per ton for tung nuts in 1955 and
a support of 20 cents per pound for tha
equivalent price for tung oil.





e PEANUTS
BROILERS

oe Georgia, First: | |
e PEACHES
e NAVAL STORES

* PIMIENTO PEPPER |
IMPROVED PECANS



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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

_ Abelia, Nandina, 50c up; Al-
thea, Crapemyrtle, Lilac, Flow-
ering Quince, Spiraeas, Redbud,
Weeping Willow, Yellow Bell, 3

_ &., 50e; Thrift, Candytuft, Ad-
miral Byrd, Daisies, Liriope,
Verbena and border plants. Rea-
sonable. No mail orders. V. W.
Raseo, 1554 Willis: Mill Rd. At-
Janta 11. Ph. PL-3-4768.

Single Blue Hyacinths, bloom-
ing size, 2 doz., $1; Royal Robe

Violets, 20, $1; Calif. purple Vio-:

Jets, 30, $1; Lemon Lilies, 2 doz.,
$1. _Add postage. Mrs. R. P.
Steinheimer, Brooks.

Angel wing, Strawberry, Pearl,
Beefsteak and other rare Begon-
jas, all 2-yr. plants, 5, $1. Add
35 extra for shipping. Mrs. Al-
moa Moore, Adel.

Bearded Iris, dif. colors, var.
named, mixed, not lIabeled, 5c
ea., $4 C.; White Star Jasmine,
reoted, 40c ea., 3, $1; white, pink,
Oxalis, 5 bulb. Add postage.
= 5S. M. Gunter, Rt. 4, Alphar-
etta.

Thanksgiving cactus, small
well-rooted plants, 25c ea.; Rose
pink dbl. Begonias; red and pink
Poinsettas, white and pink sin-
gle Coneh Begonias, red Geran-
ium euttings, many varieties of
African Violets, at my home. No
wail erders. Mrs. Frank Barford,
1185 Moreland Ave, S.E., At-
Janta 16.

Weigela, purple Wisteria, cut-
tings, 3, 50c: Nandinas, 40c;
white with pink Althea, small,
5Ge doz.; Shasta Daisy, Mums,
Phlox, Pinks, 40c doz.; Spider
dikies @0c doz.; pink Hibiscus
xeets, 25c ea. No order less $1,
plas postage. Mrs. L. E. Watkins,
3810 Adamsville Dr., S.W., At-
Janta 11. Ph. PL-5-9513;

Editorial and Executive Offices
State Agriculture Building
19 Hunter Street, S.W.
Atlanta 3, Georgia



bulbs, 12, 5@e. Add postage. Mrs.

| Boxwood cuttings, 50, $1. Mrs.



acm, _ seen

FLOWERS AND SEED
- FOR SALE

Star of Bethlehem bulbs, 35c
doz., 50, $1.35; Pot plants, col-
lection of Ferns, Begonias, Ger.
Sultanas, Coleus, many others,
25, $3 with 3 Rose cuttings. Box-
woods, not rooted, 12 in., 10c ea.,
12, $1, 10 doz. $7. All postpaid.
Mrs. Mamie Stone, Rt. 2, Adairs-
ville.

Bleeding Hearts, strong undi-
vided clumps, 3 to 5 eyes, $1
ea., 3, $2.50, $10 doz. Add 35c
postage on all orders under doz.
plants. Mrs. N. B. Wilson, Rt. 3,
Austell.

All kinds Shrubs and Pot
Plants; Hollyhocks; Sweetpeas;
4 kinds Spirea; Bridalwreath;
Hydrangea; Century Plants;
Daylilies; smal] Chrysanthe-
mums; Dogwood, Amaryllis;
hardy Phlox; Anthony Waterer,
also Van Houttei Spirea, Pink
Flowering Almond; also, want
some Snow White Daylilies. Mrs.
F. F. Lamkin, 966 Crew St., SW,
Atlanta 15.

Boxwood cuttings, not rooted,
$10 M. PP; Butternut and Forsy-
thia, bloomed this yr. 4-6 ft., 3,

$1; Jap Walnut, 1-2 ft. 4, $1:}
Nandina, 15-18 in. 3, $1; Water,

Oak, 4-6 ft, 4, $1. T. E. Bason,
1182 Gunclub Rd, N.W., At-
lanta, 18.

Admiral Byrd Daisy plants,
50c doz., plus postage. Mrs. R. E.
Todd 406 East Rhine Hill Rd.,
S.E., Atlanta 15.

American Boxwoods, 10-14 in.,
$3 doz.; pink, yellow, orange;
Red wild Azaleas, Hemlocks;
Dogwoods, Mtn. Laurel, White
Pines, Red Maples, Red Berry
Holly, pink Rhodedendren, 2 ft.
damp moss packed, postpaid.
$2.50 doz. Beb Wilson, Blue
Ridge.

FLOWERS AND SEED >
FOR SALE :

King Alfred Jonguils, $2.50

C.; White Narcissus, $2 C.; Or-

ange Daylilies, Purple Iris, Yei-

low Cannas, Purple Violets, Yel-

low Daffodils, 12, $1; Snowdrop

Beatrice Mosley, Rt. 2, Bremen.

Cactus: Pin Cushion, free, Old

Fashioned Pear (with blooming
yellow flowers), . Cattail (in

| Spring red blooms), and a tall}
variety that came from Fort|

Polaska. 5 cuttings, $1 PP. Also

Genie Sanders, Rt. 2, Buchanan.

American Boxwoods, 10-14 in.,
$3. doz. Globe Arboviteas,

doz.; pink, red, yellow, wild
Azaleas: Hemlock, Spruce,
White Pine, pink, white Rhedo-
dendron, Laurels, Tulips, Pop-
lar, 2-1/2 ft., $2.50 doz. Moss

packed. Sadie Wilson, Blue
Ridge. ;
Bulbs: White dbl. Daffodils

(Irene Copeland) $1 doz.; Deep
Yellow fragrant, and few cream
white (Cheerfulness) Daffodils,
75e doz.; Mixed colors, sizes,
large type Crocus, bloofms Feb.,
hardy, $1 large cupful; Easter
lilies, $1.50 doz. No order less
$1. Mrs. RH. Evans, Rt. 2,
Ellijay.

Strong, well-rooted Admiral
Byrd Daisy plants; average
growth 24 to 36 in. and produces

time to transplant, $1 doz., 25,
$1.75, $6 C. at my home. Mrs.
O. S. Scarbrough, 405 S. Church
St. East Point. Ph. PO-7-3158.

Blue Violets, $1 C., Golden
Glow, large mixed colors Mums,
White Winter, pink, purple
Sweet Williams, 60e doz.; Dbl.
red Geranium, rooted, 25c ea.,
Cacti: Pink June, rooted; 50c ea.,
red, pink pancake, large cuttings,
25c ea.; Add postage less $3.
Mrs. W. D. Ralston, Rt. 3, Box
52, Ellijay. :

Blue Ridge rose Azaleas, 25c
ea., $2 doz.; Dbl. Rose of Sharon,.
50c and $1 ea.; Althea, Roses;
Birch, Sweet Shrub, white Dog-
wood, Wild rose, white Willow,
50 ea.; Sweet Shrub, 25c ea.;.
Iris, 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Presley Fowler, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Rooted Hardy White Hydran-
geas, 45 ea.; Boxwood cuttings,
$2.50 doz.: Pink June Cactus
cuttings, taking start to grow,
25c ea.; Red June Xmas Cactus
cuttings and Cattail Cactus, 15c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Dewey
Ellis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

- Daffodils, Orange Daylilies,
Blue Violets, $3 M.; Purple King
Iris, Lemon Lilies, 75 C.; Pink
Azaleas, Bridalwreath, Pink
Weigela, Sweetshrub, red Roses,
Crepemyrtle, Purple Lilac,
Weeping Mary, 2, 50c, all rooted.
Add postage. Mrs. Frank Parks,
Rt. 3, Ellijay. ;

Large blooming size paper
white Narcissus, Emperor, Em-
press, 50c doz. or exch. for large
paper shell 1956 pecans. 1 doz.
for ea. lb, not over 5-lbs.; 6
var. Narcissus and Daffodils
mixed, 35 doz, $2.50 C. Add
postage. Mrs. C. E. Leverett, 2595
Ben Hill Rd., East Point.

Dbl. Tube Rose, $1 doz.; E&s-
ter Lilies, $2 doz.; mixed col.
Gladiolus, Weigelia, and White,
red, pink, Buddleia (Butterfly)
cuttings, $1 doz.; dark red, yel-
low Weigelia, good roots, hardy
orchids 50c ea.: Althea, dbl., sin-
gle, del. Gov. Inspct. No orders
less $1. Mrs. Adell Williams, Rt.
2, Ellijay.

Daffodils, Orange Daylilies,
Lemon Lilies, Purple Kimg iris,
75c C.: $3 M.; Goldenbells, Cot-
ton Wood Bush, Althea, Weep-
-ing Mary, Bridalwreath; Brides
Bouquet, purple Lilac, Sweet-
shrub, Azaleas, Dogwoad, 6, $1;
Wild Iris, $2.50 M. Add postage.
Mrs. Grace E. Parks, Rt. 3, Elli-
jay.

Well rooted: Boxwoods, $2.25
doz.; Christmas Cactus, 20c ea.;
Deep red and rose Sultana, |
blooming size, 2, 65c; old fash-
ion pink Roses, 30c ea.; mixed
col. Verbenas, 40 doz.; green,
white striped Jew, 6, 35c. Add



postage. Mrs. Ventis Weaver, Rt.

spreading Junipers, 12-18 im., $4}
r . rr : [yellow Yarrow, dbl. Pyrethrums,

blooms up to 5 in. across, Fall is |

ed, $1.50 doz.; Rhododendrons,

Mineral Bluff.

_ FLOWERS AND SEEL
FOR SALE _

. Large red perennial Hibiscus |

for sale (price not given) Post-
paid in Ga. Lee Abernathy,
Barnesville.

Giant Swiss Pansy plants,

blooming size mixed colors, 30c

doz.; $2 C.; lavender Lilac

bushes, small and medium size,
/10-15 ea:; smal] Mimosa plants,

10c ea. Add, postage. Mrs. J. C.
Stalnaker, Rt. 5, Elberton.

Alligator Cactus, well rooted,
2c ea.; good start Rose color
Peonies, 50c ea. Add postage.
Miss Marie Mathis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Mix Sweet Williams, dbl.
white Fever-few, 60c doz.
super Swiss Pansies, 30c doz.,

$1.25. doz., Purity Candytuft,
rooted cuttings, $2 doz., Gerbera
Daisies, 35c ea. Add _ postage.
Mrs. H. H. Stalnayer, Rt. 5, El-
berton. /

Mixed bulbs, purple and grey
violets, blue Periwinkle, $1 C.,
$8 C.; pink perennial Phlox,
Lemon yellow and orange Day-
lilies, all colors Sweet Williams,
$1 doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. H.
Penland, Ellijay.

White Killarney and American
climber roses, Yellow Goldilock
rose, $1 ea; 5 colors .Verbena,
3 doz. $1; Philodendron in pots,
25c ea: Coleus, 5, 25c; Beefsteak
Begonia, 60c; Mother-in Law
tongue, Zebra plant, 25 ea. Mrs.
Annie Hubbard, Fortson.

Geraniums: white, red and
pink; red Rosebud Begonia,
Thanksgiving Cactus, Angel
Wing Begonia, Rose Sultana, all
rooted, 5 plants $1 with 25c extra
for postage. Mrs. Mary Shrum,
Rt. 1, Box 108, Fitzgerald.

_QOld Fashion Sweet violets,
30 plants, $1.25; red and pink
Verbena, 10 well rooted pints.,

$1.00 Postpaid. Mrs. H. B. Clow- |

er, Rt dy Lawrenceville.
5 col. Altheas, 75c doz.; But-

terfly, Cherry Laurel, Weigelia,

Crepemyrtle, Pink Almond,
Sweet pea Tree,
3. $1.00; Mimosa, Degwoed, Cat-
aipa, Sweet Shrub, 5, $1.00;
Wild Azaleas, 6 col., 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. C. H. Law-
son,, Rt. 3, Box 216, Lithonia.

Clump Maiden hair fern, root- |

ed Pineapple geranium, 40 ea.::
Gladiolus bulbs, mixed bloom-
ing sizes and colors, 5 doz., $1.50.
Miss Enima Dugger, Oliver.

Easter-lilies, Lilac, .
Balls, Japonicas, Altheas, Bird-
alwreath, Barberry, Azeleas,
Laurels, 25 ea., Snow-on-the-
Mtn, Golden Glow, yellow,
white, and pink Tansy, $1.00
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Claude
Wright, Loving. j

Abelia,
Wisteria, Bridalwreath, Spirea
Antony Waterer, Euonymus
Vegetus, Spirea ,Tunbergi
Scotchbroom, Goldenhell, Eng-
lish Ivy, Grapevines, Lavender,
Hydrangea, Winter
Christman-Honeysuckle, many
others, nice large plants, 50c ea,,
plus postage, $3.00 orders pre-
paid. Josan Geia, Rt. 2, Lawren-

ceville. :

Perennial white Candytuft,
Alaska Shasta Daisies, peren--
nial Blue Phlox, Foxglove, Co-
lumbine, $1.25 doz.; Sweet Wil-
liams, mixed, Newport Pink,

'Scarlet Beauty, 24, $1.00; Blue

Trailing Pink
roses, $1.00 ea..

Hydrangia,
Sweetheart

|Add 30c postage. Mrs. J. W..

Jones, Madison.

White Dogwoeds, red Maple,
Mtn. Laurel, Azaleas, Crabap-
ple, Tulip, Popular, Strawber-
ry bush, Holly, Eemlock, root-

Sweet Shrub, White Pine, Pus-
sy Willow, Cherokee Roses, 25c

ea.; Arbutus, Mtn. Fern, Galax, |

Heartsease, 40c doz.; Add post-
age. Mrs. Clifton Davis,

Mtn. Laurel, White Dogwood,
Azaleas, Maple, Crabapple, Tu-
lip,, Poplar, Strawberry bush,
Holly,
doz.;
drons,
Pine, 25, ea.; Galax, Mtn. Fern,
Arbutus, Heartsease, 40 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Paul F. Da-



5, Ellijay.

vis, Mineral Bluff. =I



Forsythia, |

Snow |

Altheas, Laatolina, ;

Jasmine, |.

Hemlock, rooted, $1.50} R
Sweet-Shrub, Rhodoeden-
Cherokee Roses, White | -


















apple, Tulip, Poplar, S
ry bush, Holly, Hemlock
ed, $1.56 dog; White Pin
dodendrons, Sweet
Cherokee Roses, Puss;
25c ea.; Mtn Ferns.
Galax,. Heartsease, 40c
postage. Mrs. W. D. Da
eral Bluff.
Bulbs: Tullips, Daffa
-ea., mixed Snapdragon
10c pkt ,PP; many ot
sale or exch. Write whi
have. Add postage on
Mrs. N. B. Daniel, Menl

Baby-face Orghid ar
sity Cactus, 00 ea.
P, Edenfield, Sr., Rt.

Rose scented, Magenta

and white geraniums, 30c
pink and white Rosebud
gonias,

25e > eas < Cam

Grandiflora, Golden Stars,
nut, Ox Tengue, Giant an
opers Starfish Cacti, 1

Amaryllis and Lemon I
15c ea Fritzer Juniper, $1
Mrs. D. W. Faircloth, Rt. 1

All varieties Narcissus,
fodils, Jonquils, $1.50 C
dinas, White Wisteria, J
Vine; blue Hydrangea,
|Spirea, Buddleia, Anthony
terer Spiraa, pink or re
Perkins Rose, white, red
setta, 50 ea.; 3, $1.25 ot
Purple Lantanas, 75 doz:. 3
$2.00. Merle Harrell, Rt.
man. oe : -

12 dif. Cannas, $1.00;
plant (Liriope), mixed
_ Jonquills, D ils, Snow
| $1.00 C.; red, white, _s
Butterfly, and Orange [
lies, $1.00 doz. Ferns,
Lantana, Perennial
Crinum Lily, Amary!
White Cannas, 25 ea. A
age. Mrs. C. E. Teete

ple
Mrs. R. E. Todd, 406 E.
Hill Rd., SE, Atlanta 15.

Fine large Iris: orchi
blue, yellow, purple, an
bi-colors, $1.50 doz. Also
ed deep pink Crepemyrtl
ea. Mrs. J. M. McGuire,
Adairsville. -
African Violets, many
ent varieties, all sizes.
ship. Mrs. J. A. MeGa
|Nelms Dr., SW., Atlanta
PO2T- 1368 3 ee

Lily tuft, purple
border plants, 12 in. h
Postpaid. Mrs. A. M. R
Oakdale Rd., Atlanta 7.
5322. 5 Ss

Fine Daylilies, u
dif. asst. plants, $3.25;
Coleus and Sultanas, 7 co
ange, red, salmon, whi
fuschia, variegated
pink bloom, 35 cut
Postpaid. Mrs. W. S.
1, Adel. ;

Swiss Giant Pansy:
100 plants, 50 for $1
Iris, $1.25; Large Mum
white and pink, $2, do:
orders. F. J. With
PL-3-5251. 308 Hold
SW, Atlanta. 10.

_ Boxwoods: field

very compact, Americ

to 16 in., from $2 to $3;
24 in. $3 to $8; Old
Dwarf at bargain. Sold o1
farm 2 mi. N. Cummi
lonega Hwy. 19. John
Rt. }, Cumming. =. |

Seed: Philippine Lily,
frooted Begonias, Dutchm
pipe, Coralvine, per p!
Cutiings: Cacti; 5 beg
tana, $1.25 doz. ]
bulblets, $1.25

18, $1. Mrs. A.

Purple or Wh
Daylilies, Ophiopogo!
Grape Hyacinths, 50c_
C.; Del. pink Hyatintl
Boxwoods, med. to sn

ei et

ostage. Ma 2 T
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Ire: to mail), Star-
i _ Footed; Xma

larger ones, $1,
or Add postage. Mrs.
it. 5.

ea, 2a: $1: White and
ieatberams, 10
ite and pink Peri-

after. D. G. Dunn,
Rd. Rt. 2, College
ca 1086.

and Wax Leaf
Ivy, Vinca Minor,
and red Thrift,
violets, Liriope and
Sweet Williams, $6
e Woodruff, Green-

Be sarclies
triped leaf Ophiopo-
erennial Phlox, 50 doz.
ge. Mrs. J. G. Robert-

th, Onion, Rattail
ja, 40; Chinese
Iee Tea Plant, 35c;
try, Xmas Cactus,
>, Flowering Sham-|
fidows Tears, Mother-in-
gue, Mistletoe Cactus,
S, Tris-bulbs, 30c doz.,
Mrs. Otis Mash_
ee s of
Geraniums, $1; Purple
doz.; Daylilies, Yellow
-25 doz.; Cannas, 40
ted May roses, 25
Lilacs, 40c a.;
_ T5e. doz.; Fila.

red Seren Sister run-
_ Coral Berry, Pink

Umbrella Palm,
; its, 50c ea. Add
/ Sys a Rt.

V revbena: brilliant Red,
ith White Eye, 50c
Id Giant Shasta
doz.
Whitten, Chula.
large redberry Py-
10 in, high, 25c ea.;
-12 in. high, 25c ea.,
Ivy, 6, 50c, well
dd postage. Mrs. Col-
eee

Ow Wieieoas: Jon-
$1.50 C.; Daylilies;

- Amarylilis, 50
red
Magic Lily
$1. Add postage.
Caldwell, 725 E.
Griffin.

Pepper seed from
rieties, including sev-
Foreign countries,
25 pkt. plus
stamped envel-
Sheppard, Rt.

nk, $1 C: blue, $21

_white, w75e oz.

ies, Tie doz.; King
odils, $2.50 Cs Tris,

$2 doz. Miss Lee
. Gainesville.

$25

Cherry Laurels, $10.

TS, } Boliynock

Damp _ packed. |

Wine, not labeled, |

>| Leg, Devils

200 Boxee (Semperviren) |

full compact plants, 6-8 in.,
$80 or 50e ea. Nandinas, $31
doz:; Nandina seedlings. 1 yr.,|
$1 doz.; 2 yf. $2 doz:; 3 yrs.
G:. Augusta Daffodils,
blooming size bulbs, $1.50 doz.
Postage Collect. R. L. Robin-

_|son, Greenville.

Perennial and annual. Phlox
Nirped Coleus. red, pink, pur-
ple Verbena, 30 doz.: Sword
and Plums Ferns, 50c ea. Add

: ete Logan Beach, Rt.

, Gainesville.

Nice well rooted evergreen
fiedge, 12-36 in. tall, ic ea.!
postpaid on orders to $1. Mrs.
R H. Clark, Rt. 7 Gainesville.

Large dbl. orange and old

rose Poppy seed, 25 tsp. Send

self-oddressed, stamped envel-

ope. Miss Ethel Crowe, Rt. 7

Gainesville.

- Pink Thrift, 50, $1; Red ec
bena, Red Spider Lilies, $1 doz.
Add 25c postage. Mrs. R. L. .Sil-
ver, Rt. 5, Cuthbert.

Old fashion White English
, | Dogwood, Gardenia, red cydon-
ica Japonica, red Crapemyrtle,
Bridalwreath,, Spirea, rooted,
50c ea.; red perennial Verbena,
$1 doz, 2 doz.- $1.75; white
Pride Violets, 10c ea., Magnolia
Grandifiora, $1 for 100 seed.
Add postage, Prompt shipment.
Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Green-
ville 2

Blue, white, pink Thrift, 75c
doz.; white, yellow Jonquils,
Butter and Eggs, and Trumpet
Daffodil bulbs. $2 C. No. Fla.
orders. Miss Mattie McCurley,
Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Yellow, white Jonquils, But-
ter and Eggs, Long Trumpet
Daffodil bulbs, $2 C.; red,
blue, pink, white Thrift, T5c
doz. No Fla. orders, Miss Cecil
MeCurley, Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Three large Hydrangeas,
*\pink, blue blooms on same
bunch, $5 ea. at my home. Mrs.
A. L. Dodd, Rt. 2, Hampton.

seed, 25c - pkt.;
Weeping and Pussy Willows,
Forsythias, Bridalwreath, Sweet }
Shrubs, Greybeard, Dogwood,
red Maple, Crabapple, Mtn.
Laurels, Gardenia, Chinabersy,
Silver Lace, yellow Jasmine,
Ivy, Wisteria and Ampelopsis,
vines, 2, $1, Exch. for print
sacks. Add postage. Mrs. John
eg (Addison), Rt. 2, Hart-
well.

Dbl. red Geraniums, pink
Begonias, pink Sultanas, Jos-
ephs Coat, Coleus, all rooted,
50c ea., cuttingsfof all 25 ea.;
few 1. yr. old Nandinas, 50c
ea., shipped moss packed, add
postage. Mrs. R. L. Fears, East
3rd St., Jackson. Ph. 2666. _

Jumbo Pansy plants, 2c ea;

oe

Rose Thrist, 10 bunches,
$1.00; ~50 Iris, $1.00; 200
Jonquils, $1.00; red pink,

Verbena, 15; Oxaiis, 10. bulbs,
25e; red, pi k dbl. Begonia, 25c;
Jew, 10, 25e. Add postage. Mrs.
Lester Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

Rose Thrift and yellow Jon-
quil bulbs, $1.00 C.; White Nar-
cissus bulbs, Butter and Eggs
$1.50 C.; Daffodils, 25 doz;.
reoted Cape Jasmine, blue and
White Hydrangeas, 25 ea. del.
Mary Ruth Phillips, Rt. 1, Roy-
ston.

Red, White) pink Dbl. Be-
gonias, pink ever blooming be-
gonias, 1c cutting; Boston and
Fluffy Ferns, 20 bunch; Salmon
Sultanas, 10c cutting: white,
blue Hydrangeas, Cape Jas-
mine, 25c ea. All del. Mrs. Lei-
lar Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

Mixed Iris, 50e doz.; mixed
Jonguils, le ea; red, yellow
Cannas, 60c doz.; Sweet Wil-
liams, 60c dvz.; Crepemyrtle,
Abelia, Forsythia, Spirea, White

: Wisteria, 30e ea. Add Postage.

Mrs. J.
Ph. 13505,

Purple striped Jew, 3, 10;
Century -planis. 25 ea.; Frog
"Backbone, Elk
Horn, Rubber Plant, Chicken
Toe, Hen and Biddie, Air Plant,
Star Caetus, 10 ea.; red, pink
running Roses. goed reets, 55
ea. Add postage. Mrs. P. E.

. Jones, Rt. 1, Tne



Traylor, Rebecea.













FOR SALE

9 dif. Cactus cuts, 2 dif. red
Geranium euts, White, pink
Oxalis, tiny vound flowering
pepper plants, 10c; pink rain,
'Crange Amaryllis, white Conch
Begonias, rooted, 15; Madonna
lily bulbs, 30c, Sword, Roose-
velt ferns, 35c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Ralph Williams, Rt. 1,
Suwanee.

6 dbl. red Daylilies, $1.00; 10
dbl. Orange Daylilies, $1.00; 4
Easter Lilies, $1.00; 6 Orchid
eolored Curcuma, $1.00; 4 milk
wine lilies, $1.00; dbl. pink,
white, red Geranium, 2, $1.00.
|Add postage. Mrs. V. M.. John-

Crystal Fairy, Crystal pink,
Linda, Margaret Perry, 30c ea.;
Annette, Duantless, Twinkle,
Red Cinderella, Comet, Dolly
Warden, Lena Brock Hoover,
Dress Rehearsal, Stampede, Au-
tumn Red,: Joy Russell,, Rose
| Beauty, 50c. Postage extra. Mrs.
J. W. Sherrod, Rt. 3, Box 109,
Savannah.

Coleus: Over 100 dif. varie-
ties, $2.25 roz, ea. one dif. Sul-
tana cuttings, all colors, 35,
$1.25. All erepaic. Mrs. M. G.
Hurst, St. George.

White Narcissus bulbs, 35c
.doz. Add 20c postage per doz.
Mrs. Barnie Sauls, 9 W Grady
St., Statesboro.

12 in Nandiras, 25c ea., small
Nandinas,. 10c ea., Golden Rain
trees, small boxwoods, 25c ea.
Mrs. Johnson Usry, Stapleton.

Mixed Iris, $4.00 C.; April
blooming Narcissus, Star of
Bethlehem, $1.00 C.; 20c doz.

Mrs. John Weaver, Rt. 2, Tem-
ple.

Well rooted Dwarf ver-
Blooming pink Wax leaf Be-
gonias, 30c ea., 4, $1.00; few dbl.
rosebud white Begonias, 35c ea.,
8, $1.00; 5 dif. Lady Washing-
ton Geraniuns, 50c ea., Dbl
rooted cutting Geraniums, 30c
ea. Mrs. J. W. Roberts, Rt. 2,
Box 71, Tallapoosa.

Magnolia Bays, Running
Roses, Crab Apples, French Mul-
berry, Running Honeysuckles,
Bunch Honeysuckles, Tea Vine,
redbud, Crapemyrtle, White
Dogwood, Red Dogwood, Sweet
Shrubs, Bird Paradise, 10c ft.
No checks. Money orders only.
Exch. for sacks. Mrs. Nina
Loyd, Toomshoro.

Cacti: Rattail, Deer Horn,
Peanut, Starfish, Watermelon;
also, running Geranium, 25c ea.

Daniel, Talking Rock.

Hybrid Daylilies: Tegays,
Gold Cargo, Leno Hoover, Lil-
lian Russells, Heart Stealer,
Cinderella, Sp-t- fire Red, Spring
Parade, The . Director, Skylark.
J. T. Russells, 3 $1. 00; fine
Bearded Iris including medal
winners, 12 colors, $2.25; $2.00
PP; Mrs. Lillian Owens, Rt. 2,
Tallapoosa.

Blooming size Blue Hyacinth
bulbs, 65 doz., in 2 doz. lots;
large White, Pink and blue Hya-
einth 4, $1; large White Chinese
Sacred lily bulbs, 6, $1.35; yel-
low Iris with brown Blotch,
$1.25 doz. No checks, Mrs. Lon
Ashworth, Rt. 1, Dacula.

Nandinas, extra large with
berries, $1 ea., small size, 25c ea.;
Ligustrums, 50e ea. No mail
orders. Mrs. H. W. Hayes, 3841
Lawrenceville Hwy., Decatur.
Ph. ME-4-0283. Certs

* Hemercallis: Painted Lady,
Tamara, Georgia, Scarlet, Sun-
set, $1.00 ea; Pink, Charm,
Kanapaha, Queen Ester, Comet,
Caballero, Pink Lustre, 50c ea.;
12 labeled, my selection, $1.50;
Adml. Byrd Daisies, 12. $1.50.
15 dif. Iris, $1.00. Add 35 post-
age. Mrs. F. M. Combs, Wash-
ington.

Steels Jumbo Pansy plants;
white, yellow, mixed, $2.50 C.,
Colendulas, Steck, Snapdragons.
Dianthus, Clove "Pinks, Fever-
few, yellow and white Carna-
tion, Gypsophelia, 75 doz.; pink
|\Rosino, Royal Robe Violets, $1.
doz, All delivered. W. R. Wise,
Spas




e

FLOWERS AND SEED

Add postage. Mrs Warren Mc-

son, Shellman.
Hemercallis or Daylilies:
Dawn, Evangcline, Santa Fe,



be

now $400. A. R. Snipes,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Nice Daylilies, mixed, reds,
yellow, erange and bi-colors, 4,

'$1.00; mixed single Larkspur

seed, 15e .arge tsp. Add post-
age. Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Rt. 4,
Valdosta.

15 Ivis, labeled, $1.25; not
labeled, $1.00; 12 Daylilies, dif.,

$1.00; purple, rose, red Verbena, |

50c doz.; 36, $1.00; Hemercallis:
Royal Ruby, Persian, Princess,
Warpath, Rosalind, Morroco
Red, Betty Slick, dif. 50 doz.;
labeled, - 50. Add 35c postage.
Mrs. M. P. Combs, Washington.

Everbreens, fast growing
ligustrum, 2-3 ft. Cherry Laurel,

1-2 ft. 10c ea. Not del. Jack
Phillips, Box 104, Warm
Springs.

Pot flower cuttings, 20 differ-

ent $1; red Rosebud and assort.
colors Geraniums, 15, $1; sev-
eral different Begonias, Sul-
tanas, Cacti, 20, $1; 1. ea. white
Peony and white Madona Lily,
both for $1. Add 25c postage
under $2. Mrs. J. H. Gable, Rt.
3, Cedartown.

Rooted Hydrangeas, 35c ea.,
4, $1; pink, white everblooming
Begonias, red Geraniums, 5 dif-
ferent Coleus, 15c ea.; unrooted
cuttings, 20, $1; pink Cannas,
10c ea. Add postage under =
Mrs. Ela M. Moore, c/o A,
Griffin, Cataula.

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED





Want 200 King Alfred Daffa-
dil, also 200 tulip bulbs, all
blossoming size, Specify varie-
ties and price. Pinkie Masters,
1124 East 32nd St., Savannah.

Want 1 lb. Bird of Paradise
Seed. Paul DeGouras, 3020 Bu-
ford Hwy., N. E., Atlanta 6.

Want Bone set (shrubbery
herd of waste land, with flow-
ers and of dull white or blu-
ish purple) flowers and leaves,
also want Golden Seal E. S.
Burson, Noreross.

Want Salvia seed, 1956 crop, |

and dbl. red Oleander cut-
tings. State price. Miss Dor-
othy Barford, 1185 Moreland
Ave. S. E., Atlanta 16.



SALE EVENTS

ieee iaeeeemnenarennsinemsnneemnsneasaessamnanedies

Nov. 16 (Friday), 1 PM. Ga.
Roundup Sale, Union Stock
Yards, Albany 125 lots
Reg. Angus, 29 Service age
bulls, 105 females, mosily
bred, some with calves ...
consigned by 23 of Georgias
leading herds., Geo. W. Gib-
son ,Rome.



-SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



John Deere A tractor, good
shape, 6 disc tiller plow with
seed box, sows 4 ft.; also 26
disc harrow and 7 ft. Case mow-
ing machine, $5W, at Clayton-
DeKalb Co. line on Boulder
Cress Dr. J. B. Whitfield, Rt. 1,
Conley, Ph. MA-7-4770.

John Deere MT tractor, plan-
ter, cultivator, twenty dise har-
row, bought new, fall 1952, used
very little, guaranteed to be in
good cond., also 3 disc John
Deere tiller on rubber, $1000 at
farm 5 mi. E. Cordele, 1/2 mi.
off Hwy. 280. L. C. Smith, RFD
1, Cordele.

1950 Model Ford tractor ,good
cond., good rubber and paint,
also 20 dise harrow, $500 for
both. J. Childers, 2064 Rays Rd.,
Clarkston.

Used: Hammer Mill (with or
without belt); without, $50; also
used 7 can dairy milk cooler,

$50. Geo. Jordan, Monticello.

12 x 8 IHC Drill, $300; AC

combine with motor, $700; AC}

Roll Baler, $500; IHC 8-disc til-
ler $400; new 6-rew duster, $150;
F-20, $250; Cpt. irrigating syst-
tem, $1500. T. A. McCord, Jr.,
Fort Valley. Ph. TA-5-2965.

John Deere Van Brunt grain
@rill, cost $570; scarecly sowed
300 A. of land, perfect shape,
c/o
J. Y. Snipes, Americus.

: Leics.

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

Rt. 5, Ellajay.

tor, good cond., all equipment.
J. E. Herndon, Sr., RFD 4, Box
21, Baxley.

2-row AC model C tractor,
starter, lights, hyrdaulic lift,
plant and fertilize at one opera-

er machine, tanden cutaway
harrow, Intn), make, No. 93-2
disc turning trail type plow, good
shape, $1000 cash. G. B. Small-
wood, Rt. 1, Williamson.

Avery 2-row tractor and cul-
tivators,/ 20 dise harrow, also 1
large Blacksmith drill press.
Sell part or all. Evers Ward, Rt.
3, Vienna.

1953 Super C Farmall Tack
good shape, two 14-in. bottom
plows, planters, fertilizer distri-
butor, cultivators, and 5 ft. dise
harrow. R: W. Peacock, Ash-
burn. Ph. 440.

Used New Holland Corn Hus-
ker and Sheller, 2-1/2 yrs. old,





MISCEL I ANEOUS
EQUIPMENT FDR SALE
AND WANTED





Cut-off saw, frame and belt,
perfect cond., for H Farmall,
$35. No letters. G. W. Foster, Jr.,
Rt. 4 Winder.

Exch. Billy Goats for Farm
Bell, }arge or small, doesnt have
to have clapper. J. F. Wellborn,
Rock Springs.

One 9 x 32 tractor tire and
tube, 2 rims, for sale. J. W.
Turner, Rt. 1, Vienna.

Gastobac Tobacco cooker for
16 ft. tobacco barn, $100 at my
place, good cond. Lloyd Vickers,
Wray.

Link-Belt stoker used for to-
bacco barn, $40. L. D. Miller,
1314 Burlington Rd., Atlanta 7.
| Ph. DE-4248.

Baby Chick Electric brooder,
practically new, $10. Mrs. R. L.
Cook, Social Circle.

Entire set of shop tools for
Blacksmith work of all kinds.
Sell at sacrifice. Ans. all corre-
spondence. Tom McAfee, RFD,
Sparta.

Want oneused tractor tire,
10 in. x 28 in, fair tread, no
holes, within 60 miles. T. R.
Cowan, Monticello.

100. gal. Dari-Kool holding
milk tank, good cond., used less
than 12 mos., reasonable: Also,
1 John Deere tractor pulley, nev-
er been used. Make offer. W. A.
Whitmire, RFD 1, Douglasville.

Want good used bull gear for
Allis-Chalmers HD-7 tractor, or
would consider buying complete
used tractor for parts. V. C.
Puckett, Buford. Ph. 2924 or
2909.

Cylinder type corn sheller pak
ley or power take-off, $50; 1
front cultivator unit Ford, $50;
18 ft. grain elevator with travel-
ing table, $65, 1 power take-off
wagon unloader kit, $25. Carl
Hewatt, Rt. 1, Lilburn. (at Snell-
ville).

No. 2 Golden Mill, 80 gal. ket-
tle, $75, good cond., at my place.
on Hwy. 67 at Denmark. S. J.
Foss, Brooklet.

Want Farm jeep with 3-point
hiteh, hydraulic lift, and gover-
nor. Have Int. K2 farm pickup,
3-row grain drill, other items to
trade. S. M. Stout, Warm
Springs.
SE
WALNUTS AND WALNUT

MEATS FOR SALE


Black walnut Meats, $1 lb.
plus postage. Cash or money
order. Geleta Nichols, Rt. 1, Hia-
wassee.

1956 Black Walnut meat, large
pieces, 75c pint, $1.25 lb. post-
paid, or $1 lb. plus postage.
Prempt service. Mrs. Boyd Nich-
eldson, Rt. 1, Box 89, Hiawassee.





pe _ RAGE THREE

Small new type bush and bog.
harrow, good cond. Dewey Pal ;

Model B. Allis Chalmers trae.

tion, cultivator equipment, mow-.

$200. Sam Whitley, Sharpsburg. $

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WALNUTS AND WALNUT
MEATS FOR SALE



15 to 25 bu. Black Walnuts in
hulls. Make offer, or will exch.
for good pig. J. F. Wellborn,
Rock Spring. :

Black Walnut meat, nice size

pieces, $1 pint, and 15c postage.
Miss L. M. White, Rt. 1, Box 57,

f Dahlonega.

New crop Black English Wal-
nuts in hull, $2 bu. and shipping
charges, or come after. E. W.
Godard, Goggins.



PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR RENT



Good grade Stuarts, 45c lb.,
parcel post, in 3rd Zone. Mini-
mum 10 Ibs., liberal discount in
quantities. John F. Lindsey, Rt.
6, Tifton.

Pecans: Schley, selected best
size and quality, 60c lb., average
45c lb.; Stuart, selected best size
and quality, 50c lb., average. 40c
Tb. Add postage. Sam W. Smith,
Rt. 1, Hazlehurst.

All new _crop best quality
Schley pecans, 10 lb. lots, 50c

Jb. PP; also Mahan, Pabst, Stuart,

and Success. Full money back
uarantee F. C. Garrett, Ft.
aines.

1956 stuart and Schley pecans
(mixed), 5 Ibs., $2.50, 10 Ibs.
$4.75, $40, 100 lbs. FOB. Mrs.
J. M. Jones, Grayson.

New crop Stuart shelled pe-
cans, mixed, mostly halves, 4-1/2
1b., $6; 4 Ib. asst. halves, $6, Del.
jn Ga.; out of Ga. 40c on post-
agey Cash with order. Prices not

ood after Nov. 15. J. H. Gor-
on, Rt. 3, Nashville.

Stuart pecans, thin shell, 40c
Ib. Del. in Ga. by prepaid Parcel
Post in 5 lb. quantities. H. M.
Moorman, Lovett.

Few Stuart pecans, classed as
fe 38 lb. plus postage. Mrs.
iola Brady, Rt. 1, Cairo.



PLANTS FOR SALE

TS
Fall grown Copenhagen and

ag To tnfiAla aabhoan tsa

Ches.
pe , 500, $1.25, $2 M. Leon Gaff
te

5 pas ea Se ances en

Mastodon strawberry, $1 C.
All young plants, well rooted.
Mrs. Clay Bennett, Rt. 1, Gaines-
ville. :

Early Jersey and Chas. W.
gabbage, 500, $1.25, $2.50 M.
ee Count and sat. guar.
. A. Carter, Rt. 4, Baxley.

Cabbage plants, 60c C., 500,
$2, $3.50 M.: Ready to ship now.
J. R. Strayhorn, Rt. 1, Gaines-
ville.

Klondike strawberry, $1 C.,
300, $2.75. Miss Lee Crow, Rt.
2, Gainesville.

Field Dewberry and Black- |.

perry, 50c doz. plus postage.
Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

Pure strain big Gem straw-
perry, well rooted plants, $3.50
C., postpaid; $30 M. M. O. pre-
ferred. Guar. full count, moss
packed. J. M. Miles, Rt. 3, Alma.

Gem 2 crop strawberry, $1.25
:; 500, $5; $8.50 M.; Washing-
ton Asparagus crowns, 1 yr.,
$1.35 doz., 2 yr. $1.75 doz., 3 yr.
$2 doz. Farmer M. Combs, Wash-
ington.

Watercress plants, rooted, $1.25
. plus postage. Shipped prompt-
ly. Mrs. C. C. Gentry, Rt. 3
Canout

Cabbage; Copenhagen Mkt.
Chas. and Early Jersey Wake-
field, 500, $1.50, $2 M., 5000,
$7.50. Expr. Col. White sweet
Bermuda onion plants, same
price. Mrs. I. L. Stokes, Box
49, Fitzgerald.

Fall cabbage, Chas. Wakefield
and Copenhagen, White Ber-
muda onion and Ga. Collard,
500, $1.25, $2 M. Mixed orders
accepted. E. L. Fitzgerald, Box
662, Fitzgerald.

Myers and Rubel Blueberry
pushes, 3-5 ft., 2-3 yrs. old, from
Porterfield stock, $5 doz. FOB.

. G. Nicholson, Allen Rd., Rt.

, Macon.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Impr. Blakemore strawberry,
$1 C., $8 M. Prepaid. C.. L.
Vining, Box 115, Nicholls.

Early Jersey and Charleston
Wakefield cabbage, 50c C., 300,
$1; $2.50 M. FOB. Good plants,
fresh grown new land, ready to
ship. W. G. OQuinn, Rt. 2, Sur-
rency.

E. J. Chas. Wakefield and
Copenhagen Mkt. Cabbage, 500,
$1.50; $2.50 M: Mrs. Boyce O.
Smith, Rt. 1, Box 149, Fitzgerald.

Ga. collard plants, large good
roots, 60e C, 200, $1, 500, $1.50,
$2.50 M. Delivered J. H. Davis,
Rt. 2, Box 299, Milledgeville.

, Well-rooted brown Turkey and
Celeste fig plants, $1 ea., will
not ship. W. S. McCurdy, 1110
Clifton Rd., NE, Atlanta 7. Ph.
DE-5242.

Large Missionary strawberry,
$8 M., Del. COD order accepted.
V. W. Wilson, Rt. 3, Savannah.

New Era everbearing straw-
berry plants, $1 C., PP, or 50c
at my home. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd, Rt.
1, Box 223, Alpharetta.

Mtn. huckleberry, bearin size
85c doz., field Blackberry, Dew-
berry, Hazlenut, 75 doz., wild
Strawberry, 5 doz., $1, Yellow-
roots, washed clean, $1 for 4 lb.
lard box. Add postage. Mrs.
Nancy Henderson, Rt. 3, Box
124, Ellijay.

Red ee 3, $1, tame straw-
berry, 2 doz. $1, yellow roots, 65
doz., Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, Hazlenut, 85c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Homer Henderson,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 85 doz., Hazlenut, 75 doz.,
tame strawberry, 50e C, yellow
roots, 2 doz., $1, red plum, 3,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Manda
Henderson, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Big red Raspberry, Cherry,
Scuppernongs, rooted, cheap. No
shipping. Henry Whitfield, 330
Roselane St., Marietta.

Large Klondike strawberry,
$1 C., Mtn. Huckleberry, 2 doz.,
75, field Dewberry and Black-
berries, 50c doz. ea., Muscadine,
3-4 ft., rooted, 40c, Locusts, 50
lb. Add postage. Rosie Crowe,
Rt. 1, Cumming.

Black Raspberries, May Cher-
ries, Blue Damson plums, Sage
plants, Catnip bunches, all 6,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Mae Turn-
er, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Large size Blakemore straw-
berry, dl. by Parcel Post, damp-
ed packed, 90c C. W. B. Barker,
Rutledge.

Everbearing strawberry, $1 C.,
full count, good roots, prompt
delivery. Add postage, or at my
home. Mrs. L. C. Jones, Rt. 1,
Gainesville.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



BEANS: White, Tender Half
Runner garden beans, 50c tea-
cup. Add postage. G. T. Brown,
Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

BUTTER:

Nice, yellow butter, 40c lb.
at my home. Mrs. George Sice-
loff, Rt. 1, Tallapoosa.

CANE (SEED):

9,000 stalks seed cane, ave. 4-
5-1/2 ft. per stalk, three cents
per stalk at my farm, or pay
1-1/2 stalk now and 2-1/2c stalk
next spring. Sample if desired.
B. F. Knowles, Sr., Cadwell.

CANE (SUGAR):
Sugar cane for sale by the
thousand at my place at Den-

mark, Hwy. 67: Siu: J." Foss;
Brooklet. Ph. line through
Statesboro. A
EGGS:

Few settings Dark Cornish

eggs, $1.65 setting, and cartons
ret. at buyers expense. Miss
Cora B. Patterson, Rt. 1, Box 35,
Ty Ty. :

HAY:

Lespedeza, Soybean, and Oat
hay, baled without rain, hkig
bales and fine hay. E. A. Smith,
7205 Campbellton Rd., Atlanta



11. Ph. PO-7-5821.

s

MARKET BULLETI

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



Sericea hay, no rain, good
quality, 75 bale at barn. G. W.
Foster, Jr., Rt. 4, Winder.

80 bales of J.-tan Bean hay,

yers.

MULCH:

Camellias and Azaleas with
weed free ground cobs and
shucks mulch, 50 Ib. bags, $1

at my farm Koweeta and Dun-
can Rd: A. P. Smith, 218 West
Walker Ave., College Park. Ph.
PO-1-3439.

POTATOES:

For truckers, yellow Porto
Rican sweet potatoes by the bu.
or in quantities, $2.25 bu. J. E.
Meeks, Athens. Ph. LI-3-4157.

TREES (FRUIT, ETC.):
Tung Oil trees, 12 in. to 3-5
ft., 10-15 ea.; also Tung Oil



Union 5 mi. Ea. Cairo. Mrs. Viola
Brady, Rt. 1, Cairo. :

Damson Plum, Fig, Pear and
Catawba (worm) trees, also
Strawberry plants, at my home.
D. L. Wanch, Douglas Hwy, Al-
ma. -



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



7

CORN:
. Want about 200 bu. corn in

shuck, near Atlanta. Dr. 5
Floyd, 117-14th St. N.E., At-
lanta 9. :

HAY: :

Want 5 ton bright, eured loose
hay for cattle, del. my barn, 1
mi. 8. Dalton City Limits. Cash
on delivery. Also can use grain
mixed hay at a price. John D.
Anderson, Box 328, Dalton. Ph.
1529-J1.

MOSS:

Want moss for packirig
Give prie postpaid, G. M.
ly, Menlo.

SEED:
Want 1 lb. Pumpkin seed. Tom
Kittle, Rt. 5, Carrolton.

VEGETABLES:

ant about 10 bu. Silver Hyll
Crowder peas, at best price. Wil-
Jard Cowart, Rt. 1, Davisboro.

plants.
Mose-



CATTLE FOR SALE



33 cows, Holstein, Jersey,
Guernsey; 15 to freshen soon;
also, 1 reg. Guernsey bull. Mer-
rill H. Flobe, Rt. 1, Decatur. Ph.
MA-7-6760.

Two fine Guernsey bulls, 20
mo olr, 15/16 pure, 700 Ib. ea.,
$100 ea. J. F. Wellborn, Rock
Springs. -

20 reg. Polled Hereford heif-
ers, bred Holly Springs Bull;
also, 24 reg. polled Hereford
cows, bred, some with calves at
side. Reasonable. L. M. Biggen,
Conyers.

Reg. Hereford cattle, tops in
breeding, excellent cond., cows
with calf at side, open and bred
heifers, young bulls. Mrs. W. A.
Ward, Jr, C/O Ward Meade
Farm, Rt. 3, Marietta. Ph. 8-8772.

Reg. Shorthorn bull, dark
roan, good size and conforma-
tion, 3 yrs. old, used very little
and in good breeding cond. Ken-
neth Shealy, Winterville.

Reg. purebred Guernsey bull
with papers, 4 yrs. old, dehorned
and ring in nose, priced to sell.
Louie E. Veal, Jr., Milledgeville.
Ph, 4133...

Reg. polled Hereford bull, 19
mo. old and 1 Guernsey cow
with 3 wks. old heifer calf. T. O.
Romine, Rt. 1, Rincon.

22 brood cows, hi-garde Here-
fords, 4 with calves, bal. bred
to polled bull, bangs tested and
free; also, dbl. reg. poll bull, 6
yrs. old. See his calves. T. A,
McCord, Ft. Valley. Ph. TA-5-
2965.

Hereford Reg. herd: 5 cows,
with 2nd calves at side; 3 heif-
Mers, 20 mos. old; 1 bull, 20 mos.
old; 4 cows, Ist and 2nd calves,
and 2 purebred and 2 Springer |
heifers. Col.,A G. Hutchinson,

50c bale. Lee Owens, Rt. 2, Con- |.

plants. Come after, Ist house No. |"

CATTLE FOR SALE
Full blood, solid color Jer-
sey bull calf, born July 4, 1956,

-very healthy. make good herd
bull, 16c Ib. at my barn. W. H

lIvey, Rt. 1, Box 12, Milledge-

ville. Ph. 7211. > :

2 springing Holstein heifers;
also, several reg. Angus bulls
and heifers. Sell or trade. W. T.
Torgesen, C/O Whistle
Farm, Cornelia.

Polled Hereford bull, about 3
yrs. old, about 1200 lbs. See
at my place Hwy. 280. Mrs. C. B.
Fountain, Mt. Vernon. -



HOGS FOR SALE ~



Nine 7-wks. old Berksire pigs,
elig for reg. J. C. Fleeman, Hull.

Purebred best stock Hamp-_

shire pigs, 10 wks. old, E. A.

Smith, 7205 Campbellton Rd.,|

Atlanta 11. Ph. PO-7-5821.-

and gilts, sired by 1956 Grand
Champion boar at Columbus.
Dam ist place sow at Macon.
Reasonable. Donald Prince, Rt.
1, Butler.

9 reg. Duroc pigs, 2 mos. old,
with papers, life treated, from
very good stock, 4-H project.
Albert M. Wall, Rt. 5, Box 455-A,
Savannah. Ph. AD 4-3016.

First class Berkshires of Apnil
farrow both sex, $35 ea. C.
Hardman, Commerce.

3 little Bone Black African
Guinea sows and male hog at
farm; also, some pigs. Wilson
Carson, Rt. C, Box 371, Griffin.

25 shoats in extra good cond.,
in big or small lots. Reasonable.
Spencer Strange, 602 Savannah
St, Hartwell. :

Reg. Durocs, open and bred
gilts, spring boars ready for ser-
vice, and weaning pigs, all sired
by 1956Grand Champion of Ga.

State Fair. Aubrey. Stallings,

/O El-Mar Farm, Rt. 3, Car-

rollton. Ph. TE-2-7964.

50 pigs, aver. 50 lb. ea., all
males casterated, $10 ea. Will
not ship. Alvin Johnson, Rt. 1,
Gibson. : ;

18 Duroe pigs at. weep gei
Crabapple Farm, Roswell, Phone
6393, or write, Dr. Herbert s.
Alden, 1293 Peachtree St., N.E.,
Atlanta 9. ;

Purebred Hampshire: oars
ready for service, $50; Gilts,
all ages, reasonable; Western
Packer bloodline. Reg. in buy-
ers name. Devig Stough, Loe-
ust Grove. Ph. Griffin 7396.

26 PC, OIC and Duroc pigs,
$7.50 ea. at my place. Clayton-
DeKalb Co. line on Boulder
Cress Dr. J. B. Whitfield, Rt.
1, Conley. Ph. MA 17-4770.



FARM HELP WANTED.



Want working manager for
parlor type dairy. Must be hon-
est, sober and experienced. Good
pay and good used house with
bath. Joe Bell, Buckhead. Ph.
Madison 10-M-4. :

Want dairyman with family
who can manage 6-cow milking
parlor. 3-bedroom house with
water, gas heat and bath. J. B.
Benton, Jr., Box 48, Monticello.

Want unemcumbered white
woman to live in farm home
-with family of 3 adults and do
light farm work beginning Dec.
1. $10 wk., room and board.
Farm Jocated 2 mi. Byron on
Hwy. 42. Mrs. Eva Knowles,
Ri 2) Byron:

Want woman to do,light farm
work for elderly couple on farm
in exchange for good home. Live

on Kilgore Rd. A. J. McDaniel, |

Rt. 2, Lithonia.

Want at once good white wo-
|/man- for light farm work on
farm, in exch. for good home as
one of family and salary. Mrs. |
Jeanette Chambers, Griffin.

Want farm labor, 35-45 yrs.
old, married, sober, used to liv-
ing in country, not over 5 in
family. Good house on mail and
school bus route. References
necessary. Write only. George





Haralson, Ph. 166-M-4.

Varn, Box 205, Folkston.



Top |

Reg. Hampshire pigs, boars].

J. | Machinery. Frank

Iters ans, D. J. Brownin

shares, mostly
crops. On State Rd.
tahoochee River, 1
Good house and lan
RFD 4, Douslaswites ;
_ Want man to he

do general farm w
able to drive tract
dairy barn with p
er. Must be able to
erences, E. O. Cab:
Ph, Union Point |

Want good man
suitable for tru
rent basis of Sh
elec., mail and schoo
near Union City o:
S. E. Morgan, )
Park. Ph. Fairburn







__ POSITIONS

Want job on Dairy
tractor, also truck
week and house

Church on dirt
sober, willing work
hands to work; nee
brothers. William

3; Butords =<

_ White man,
family, (father lives
and can do light fe
wants job on farm da
-work. Drive tractors

Tattnall St., Savannah,

26 yr. old white man
2 small children,
once on farm with
party at once for
truck, tractor dri
chinery. Good worke:
Gibbs, Rt. 1, Abbevill

Man wants job
labor on -farm in
Alma any kind of
Lives in Alma anc
work close eonugh
e in truck. J
603 15th St., Alm:
Healthy, sober n
age, not afraid of
job on farm,
plant, dairy, or
work. John C. Bro

4, Box 136, Fitz

Married man, n
wants job on sma
about 35 cows, for
on shares. Can run
milking machines, |
its, well experience:
references. Clyd
hithonias 722,

- Middle-aged
dren want pl.
caretakers or light
No bad habits. Bo
Want small house,
ary. Have to be.

Geo. H. Mitchell,

thonia. _ be

tractor. Need R.
ed for elec. stove.
health, can give re
H. Mason, Hogan
1122. :

wife, good heal

on. dairy or cattle |
drive tractor or any 0
of machinery. Wor!
salary. Can give r
H. Hobbs, a

le, c/o E B.

2, Gainesville.
Man wants job
Halves, with go
drive tractor or mu

-|Dunn, Rt. 2, L