Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1958 May 7

Commissioner

Bulletin

Phil Campbell,







WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1958

NUMBER 35













nations agricultural econo-
ter much study, I have formu-

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solved until the Federal
8 removed from the business
ring and selling agricultural
and the Tesponsibility for
0 ig farm produce is returned to
er and ates enterprise where










sell his crops for the best
an ie with the Federal Gov-



oints hic are as follows:



a national acreage base,
ie and pay to each farmer

he receives for his Do-

ion Quota and 100 percent

each farmer to submit a bill
s application for Sale Price
ents,

at x consider to be such a bk

5 : ED FARM Seogram has

a maximum of $25, 000 on

master of his own des-

sion that our farm prob- oy

IADGE TWO-PRICE PLAN





and guarantees him his

Soil Stewardship Week
Observed May il - 1

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| SonsTewaRnsnip WEEK
MAY 11-18, 1958

a

_ In the widespread







observance of a

week dedicated to soil stewardship, it is

fitting that we state the principles regard-

: ed as basic in mans use of the land:

1. God created the world, of which the
earth is a portion, with a purpose. Through

His loving providence He maintains the

world for the good of human beings.

2. The land is Gods greatest material
gift to mankind. It is a fundamental source
of food, fiber, and fuel. It is the storehouse
and channel of another of Gods great
blessingswater.

8. Ownership of land involves social
responsibilities. The steward of land has
a duty to protect and to enrich the soil he

tills and to hand it down to future gener-

ations as a thank offering to God, the
- Giver, and as a loving inheritance to his
childrens children.



break and would serve to put both raw
- and manufactured farm products back on

the world market at competitive prices.

Because it is geared to domestic produc-
tion, it would amount to no more than

giving the farmer the same protection
which labor gets with the minimum wage
and industry with the tariff.

* * * *

ALTHOUGH IT IS generally agreed
that any new farm plan to be successful
must be one which lets the farmer farm
proportionate

proposal for a new national farm program

this program advocated by Senator Tal- _

-by Senator Richard Russell and Congress-

of the domestic allotment to be consumed

- 90 per cent or 100 per cent parity for these





Two-Price System
Is Illustrated =

By PHIL CAMPBELL.

Commissioner of Agriculture






In the accompanying article, Senator
Herman E. Talmadge has presented his



based on the two-price support system.
I am in wholehearted agreement with





t

madge, which last year was introduced




man Jamey Whitten of Mississippi as
strictly a cotton support measure. \
I will use cotton as an example to de-
scribe the workings of this two-price pro-
gram. A farmer who presently has 25
acres for his cotton allotment, would re-
ceive approximately 16 bales for his share







in the United States. He would receive



16 bales on todays market.

One hundred per cent parity would be
well over 40 cents. In addition to this 16
bales supported by the Federal govern-
ment a farmer would be allowed to pro-
duce as much additional cotton as he de-
sired at a world market price which on
todays market would be 20 to 25 cone oe
per pound. . a

I strongly support this two-price sys-
tem as I feel it is the only plan basic and
sound enough to be permanent without re-
vision from session to session of Congress,
with the consequent uncertainty on the
part of the farmer in making his farm
plans. 5





























share of the national income, there is no
such consensus as to how those objectives 2
should be achieved. Therefore, in an-
nouncing my ideas about what a new farm
program ought to embrace, I am asking
Georgia farmers to write me what they
think about them.

I want to hear from every farmer in
Georgia and hope each will drop me a
line at the Senate Office Building in Wash-
ington, A tabulation of the replies I re-
ceive will determine whether I offer leg-

islation to write the Talmadge Farm =

into law.





ive consumers a price






Georgia, First:

FOREST LANDS
ee NAVAL STORES

PEANUTS
| @ BROILERS.



_ PIMENTO PEPPER =
IMPROVED PECANS =







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-earetaker of place. Raised on



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1917
. WANTED
40 yr. old Christian man,| Middleaged white woman

wife, and 3 yr. old son want
job on farm-on shares or as

farm. Bennie H. Marler, Rt.
2, Farrar Village, Rossville.

Middleaged man, able to
work, wants job on ehicken,
produce, of shrubbery farm.
David. Popham, 1201 Boule-
vard Drive, 1201 Boulevard
Dr., Atlanta.

Honest, Christian couple
want job on farm raising lay~
ers, doing carpenter work or

s caretaker, for honest
christian man. Want good
house, water. Have Refer-

ences. T. E. Padgett, Dacula.

46 yr. old white woman, 8
yr. old daughter, 21 yr. old
s0n want job on cattle or
oultry farm at once, near

acon preferred. Son drives
tractor, truck, do any kind of
work. Want 4 R. house, good
location with reliable people.
$30 wk. salary. Have to be
moved. Letters ans. Refer-
ences. Mrs. James Collins,
655 First St.. Macon.

50 yr. old white, single
man wants job on farm do-
ing light farm work. Exp.
in nursery, flowers, or green-
house work. Hughey Lamb,
C/O State Farmers Market,
1050 Murphy Ave. S.W., At-
Janta.

52 yr. old single white man
wants job on farm, stock
Yalsing or chicken farm.
Farmed all my life. Have
Perfect health. Want $20
week, board. and _ laundry.
Can -start work May 15.
Shelley Whitaker, C/O Bee
Bell, Talking Rock.

Christian woman wants job|

on farm doing farm work
for salary and live as one of

Woodstock.



Tee: Mrs, Todd, Ri 21,

wants job on farm doing light
farm work. Mrs. Ethel Jef-
eries, Rt. 2, Trenton.

62 yr. old honest, sober,
single man wants light farm
work on farm for small sal-
ary and board. Hugh Wil-
liams, C/O Dennis Williams,
Rt. 1, Ranger.

Settled, white, country
raised Wwotmhan wants nice
permanent home on _ farm
with good Christian people
doing light farm work for
private room, board and sal-
ary. Best of references. Mrs.
Pearl Johns. Rt. 1, McRae.

36 yr. old white widow
with 5 children want job on
poultry farm. Have to be
moved. Mrs. Louise Daven-
port, C/O Virgil Veal, Rt. 1,
Covington.

21 yr. old white single
man wants job doing general
farm work for room, board,
and reasonable salary. Drive
tractor. Exp. in dairy work.
Go anywhere, prefer near At-
lanta. Kinnan James Blay-
lock, 687 Capitol Ave. S. E.,
Atlanta.

Christian man, wife, and
19 yr. old son want job on
farm. Exp. in all kinds of
farming, and stock raising.
Drive tractor, or truck. J. M.
Swallows, 135 Merritts Ave.,
N.W., Atlanta 13.

49 yr. old married man, 17
yr.
farm. Need 5 or 6 R. house
with lights, water, on school
bus and mail route, Write
information in first letter.

Aaron Smith, Rt 4, Lilburn.

|W.

old son wants work on







trustworthy, to live in home
on farm with man and wife
as one of family to do light
farm work around home.
Room and board. Mrs. J. B.
Jordan, Rt. 2, Chickamauga.

Want good clean, nice
white woman 40-60 yrs. old,
to do light farm work on

farm. Claude W. Johnson,
RFD 1, Conyers.
Want nice, settled white

| woman in good health, 40-55

yrs. old, to live in home and
do light farm chores on small
farm at once. $20 month,
room and board. Mrs. Eva
C. Rogers, Rt. 2, Claxton.

Want settled white wo-
man to live on farm and do
light. farm work. $20 wkly.
plus room and board. Mrs.
J2:5. MeCard; Rt. 1; Syca-
more,

Want single. white
without dependents
with man and wife as one of
family on small farm and
assist with farm chores. Of-
fer good home, and small sal-
ary. Must be reliable, honest,
and sober. Roscoe Carden,
Rt. 1, Box 185, Morrow Road,
Forest Park.

Want nice dependable wo-
man without bad habits, 60-
65 yrs. old, to live in farm
home with woman and do
light farm chores. $1 day
salary. Mrs. K. I. Helmy, Rt.
1, Box 44, Guyton.

Want farmer and wife to
help on vegetable farm near
Atlanta. Pay $5 day for man
able drive truck. tractor, and
pick vegetables. Pay wife $4
day. No children. Nice house
with Elec. R. F. Sams, Clark-
ston, Ph: HY 3-7322.

Want man for general work
on S. Ga. Ranch. 30-45 yrs.
old and prefer someone with
truck or car. Must have some
carpenter, mechanical, or
general repair _EXp. Must be
used to living in country. No
drunkards. George Varn, Box
205, Folkston.

Want middleaged couple to
live in house trailer and tend
to hog and chicken farm.
Must have Exp. in tractor
and truck driving, and in
general farm work. Paid
wkly. or monthly. C. L.
Keith, Rt. 5, Avery Road,
Rome. Ph. 4-1287.

Want colored man and
wife, not under middleaged.
no children, to work ei small
farm. Both-to work. Keep up
garden and yard and other
light farm chores. Wallace
Reeves, Pounds Road, Tuck-
er. Ph. Clarkston. HI 3-5075.

FLOWERS

FOR SALE

man





Bearded Iris, new pinks,
all colors. Treated for dis-
ease. Write for prices; also
100 not labeled for $5. Add
50c postage. Mrs. Marvin
Farrar, Jenkinsburg.

300 named var. of Bearded
Tris, State insp., for insects
and free of disease. . Silver
medal winner at A. I. S
show. Write for vrices. Mrs.
J. Saunders, Jenkinsburg.

Giant Zinnia seed. various
colors, improved diameter,
new. tested, clean, 1009 for
$1; 500 for 50c. L: G. West-
brook. Kingsland.

150 var. Bearded Iris, in-
cluding Chiffon Pink, Pink
Cameo, Pink Lace and others.
Write for prices, colors and
names. Mrs. T. T. Patrick.
Jackson.

Large and smal] Boxwoods
for sale at my place. Mrs.
J. R. Martin, Rt. 2-F, Blairs-
ville.

Royal Robe Violets, 20,
$1; Calif. purple Violets, 3
doz., $1; pink blooming Yar-
row, 2 doz., $1.-Add*25 post-
age. Mrs. R. P. eee oes:
Brooks.



to live

* | fodils,



MAR EE LEST
en 50,000 Privet Hedge
FARM HELP fercrarsnct,:
C. or exch. for 5 white, 4
colored, 100 Ib. cap. feed}:
binge sacks, Each pay postage. Add
A postage for flowers. Mrs.
Want woman, reliable,|T Thornton, Rt. 1, Bowdon.

Prized Coleus seed, many
colors, mixed, 300 for 25c,
and stamped envelope. C. R.
Herring, Rt. 2, 830,
Brunswick.

Christmas Cactus and For-
sythia, 3, $1; Bridalwreath,
45c ea. PP. Mrs. H. M. Nich-
olson, Yatesville Road,
Barnesville.

. High grade prize winning
Chrysanthemum plants, over
8 varieties, one of a kind, $3
doz.; mix. plants, $2.50 doz.
PP. Send cash with order.
Cc. J. Garrett, P. O. Box 112,
Bremen. :

Butter and Eggs bulbs, thes
peror Daffodils, mixed

C.; April blooming: Netrlanee
and orange Daylilies,
$2 C.; dbl. red, orange, yel-
low Cannas, German Iris,
purple violets, 75c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. M. L. Womack,
Rt. 1, Bremen.

American Boxwoods, 12
in. pick Rhododondrons. Hem-
lock, Laurels, white Pine, 3
col. wild Azaleas, Dogwoods,
2-1/2 ft., $2.50 doz.; Spread-
ing Junipers, Globe Arborvi-
taes, 15 g0 20 in. tall, $4
doz.; per. pink Phlox, 50c
doz. Sadie Wilson,, Blue
Ridge.

Mixture of fancy leaf Cal-
adium bulbs, sound and
sprouting, $2 doz. PP in Ga.
Mrs. Ruth Abernathy, RFD
2, Barnesville.

Dahlia, many sizes pan col-
ors, solids and 2+tones. $1.50
doz. Free pkt. flower seed
with first 10 orders. Mrs.
Lovelle Ownby, Rt. 8. Box
82, Blairsville.

Sultana, Sweet William,
and dbl. Poppy seed mix.
colors, 10c pkg. and self-

addressed stamped envelope.
Mrs. C. G. Kuykendall, Rt.
3, Box 83, Blairsville.

Dahlias, many sizes and
colors, solids and 2-tones,
$1.50 doz. Free packet flower
seed with first 10 orders. Mrs.

Lovelle Ownby, Rt. a Box
82, Blairsville. :
African Violets. 5, $1.25;

dbl. pink hybrid Hibiscus, $1
a.; dbl. pink, white single,
red Begonias, 20c ea.: Jade,
Cereus, Sansevieria, Philo-
dendron, Hydrangeas, Cam-
panula, Cineraria, Browallia,
orange trailing Begonias, 45c
ea.; Carnations, Snapdragons,
Coleus, Petunias, 75c doz.
Mrs. B. J. Cantrell, Blue
Ridge. ;

Well rooted Boxwoods. $3
doz.; white Pines, Mtn. Lau-
rels, Hemlock, Dogwood, na-
tive Azaleas, pink Rhododen-
drons, pink Cherokee Roses.
Red Maples, tg to 3-1/2
ft., $2.50 doz. PP. Bob Wil-
son, Blue Ridge.

Seeds of new crop. per.
Hibiscus, many colors, 90, pct.
germ. guar. -(makes_ large
shrub fn 3 mos.). 10 tsp.
and stamped envelope: Jos<
pepe Lee Abernathy, Barnes-
ville,

King Alfred -Jongquils,
C.; white Narcissus, $2.50 C
red, yellow dbl. Cannas, or-
ange Daylilies, Emneror Daf-
Japanese Sunflowers,
rose colored Thrift. $1 @.;
Snowdrop bulbs. 50c_ doz.:
purple Iris. 6, 50c: purple
Violets. 50c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Beatrice Mosley. Rt. 1,
Box 248, Bremen.

Giant Dahlia bulbs, mix
colors, $3 doz.; mix col,
Verbenas. $1.25 doz. No or-

ders for less fhan dozen. No].

Fla. orders. PP in Ga. Mrs.
L. P. Ivey, Rt. 1, Bremen.

King Alfred Jonquils. $2
C.; White Star of Bethlehem,
$1..C pink Thrift 750e; @.
single blue Hyacinths, 75
doz.: yellow Mums, 50 doz.
Ada postage. Mrs. Florence
Leathers, Rt. 1, Buchanan.

Mix. col. Iris, and mix. col.

Mums, 50c doz. each. A
postaze. Mrs. C. C. Gentry
te By Calhoun,

each | q

necd, 30e. Tbsp. Add po

B.| Miss Gennia Brown,

Ball Ground.

Rooted pink Spic
ple Lilacs, pink Crepe
tle, Ayellow Forsythia
Jasmine, 40c cut; white,
Wein and | Abelia, | 2,
Star of Bethl oe ie
Add postage. E
plants and Begonias
Ruth Rhodes, Rt. ls

Tuberoses, Cannas,
lilies, Amaryllis, 50c
red Spider Lilies, $
Regale Lilies, 50c ea
col. Mum plants, 2
Add postage. Mrs.
Wooten, Rt. 2,
Camilla.

10 var. mix. Jonquil
named, but not label
C;; Sir atkins J
doz.; 50 -dif. Iris, 1.

a. Mrs. Newt E.
5, Carrollton.

Dbl. Hollyhock plants,
col.; _ tri-color maryllis,

dbl. Petunias, 2!
Pansies, 2 doz., $1.10;
ed Petunias, $1.25 z.
stamps. Mrs. Lois He
1 Barker Street, Carrollt

30 fine bearded Iris, all
Se Curae eee
ng rysanthem
$1; 15 kinds Daylilies. 6,
Liplope. ~ oe Add |
postage in state; 0
state. Mrs. W. Joh
Rt. %, Crawfordville. :

Huze football Mums to
disbudded, Barbara meni
bright yellow, Country
en, apricot bronze, good
plants, 3, $1, ef No ort
for less than $1. Mrs. J.
Plymal, Cedar Spr ng

Prize winning Chrysan
mums, Magic a
yellow, Peach pink, 1
bronze, shaggy cream, H
ard red, Sunset Bronze.
$2; white, yellow. ee
pink, red Pom Pom
Daisy type, 20, $1;. Red
der lilies, $1 doz.; Acs
Ree Mrs. R. L. Si
Rt. 5. Cuthbert.

Cushion

i :
(bloom June until frost

col.

doz. $1; Mix. mum pls
about 24 var., 3 doz. $1.2
Mrs. H. B. Roberson, Chu

Rooted Verbena, rose, Dj
je, white, pink, red, fu
favender wi with white
others. doz., $1.25
W. 4H. Whitten, Chula.

Fine Iris, mix. unla
15, $1.25; clear one
lilies, $1 doz.; large,
leaf Vinea Minor,
blooms) white ploomin
type inc. Chrysanthe
and _ 150
slips; many Tr SM
types, 45 doz. Add po
Mrs. Geo. Nunn, Crawfo
ville.

Cacti plants, 50 ea.: ;
ion, Per erN
Bunny Ears, Beaver tal
Panda oe Orchid Stz

fish, Spine, Orang
Cob, Starlet Paintbrush, Bir :
nest, Martha Washingt
Geraniums, $2; cuttings
ea. Add postage. Alsc
can Violets, cannot m:

Otis Mashburn, ap .

Cannas: Teresa.

Fureka. white, cironifin tc
Grand Onera in Pinks, A
Mionon. LaBohome, La
viata. 3. $1; King Humb
vellow. Wyoming. burn
anoe. Wabash. pink. City
Portland. vink. 4. $1.
Nc postase and 100 on

Mrs. H. W. Law. Chul

Large Daisv Chrvse
mums, lavender. pink.
vellow. bron7e Pom Urine Sj
doz. $1: Per. Snnflow
plants. 2 doz. $1: Lirione.
doz. $1; Confederate Jasmin
$1 ea. vine. Add __vos
Mrs. J. R. Hinson, Bi
Chester.





Peanut,







lias: Sherwoods. Peach,

_|Jersey Beauty, 50 ea: doz.
_ {named varities, $3;
| Confederate

per Vines,
Jasmine, Jap,

















ose Daisy, 18,
postage, Mini-
$1. Miss Ruth
t. 8, Conyers.

xwoods, 10 x
inches, bargain
} of 10 to 1,000;

0 to 18 inches,
10, Only at farm

ing Dahlonega
ohn Martin, C/O
Gardens, Rt. 1,



















Sweet Williams,
ths, white, pur-

and Eges, red

2 doz; Boxwood
C; Mattie Duran,
Hage eS.

ed Thrift, white,
e Candytuft, Pan-
for a in clumps

ts. W. B. Bag-
m Drive, College










is, large type, 40c
col. Daisy type,
mix. Buttons, 30c
- Hawk, white, lav-
50e doz.; Christ-
; iving Cactus,
oted cuttings, 15c
for Thrift. Ea. pay
ts. Ela M. Moore,
Griffin, Cataula.

s, $1 doz.; sev.
il Pinks, dif. col.
Phlox, pink Thrift,
Tris, blue Ageratum,
_star of Bethlehem,
v blooming hardy
e doz. Add postage.
A, White, Rt. 1, Box
onega.

and dif. sized
s, $2.50 to $6. Mrs.
2ee, Rt. 4, Dahlonega,








.


























mix. col. Gladio-
Ont Oar $3". C.:
No_ orders for
25. Mrs.
Box 230, Dal-



















exhibition mums,
ttings: white, yel-
tross, Indianapolis,

d yellow Betsy Ross,
oan Gold,
Lace, Gold Lace,
Detroit News,

F Silver Ball,
PP. Moss pkd, Mrs.
Wilber, 1006 Adams
atur. Ph, DR 3-














englow, hardy per.
- Sweet ee. ae
per. ee eas,
erian Iris, Gladios
alls, Torch
Tiger, Madon-
aSeeGe. SL.
F, M.

Pe ale... gil aera teed Tee eRe Ie:















City Portland,
. ee : Seer
nbert, King idas,
sal Cannas, $4: C.;
Physostegia, Mari-
tunia, and Shasta
@ doz. $1.25, PP;
white Spider, Apos-
alla Lillies, 3, $1.
Greene, Dixie.

arkspur, mix. col.
Foxglove, 1c ea.;
200, $1.15; Purple
he-Lake, 50c doz.;
Lilae bushes, 9 in-
3 15 inches, 30; 22
0c. 75c orders PP.
ollins, Rt. 1,
















| eas,

Hattie | }

50e doz.

i

02,3 | 75;



Myrtle.

Morning glory, wild Yellow
Jasmine, 50c: 8, $1: also
seed; large red Cockscomb,
dbl. large pink Poppies, crac-
ker jack dbl. large Marigold,
25e tsp. Add postage. Mrs.
Frank Clements, Enigma,

Dbl, mix. col, Pinks, 18,
50c; also yellow and red Ball
Dahlia bulbs, 4, $1, PP, Edna
Hanson, Elko.

.20 Boxwoods, 18-24 in,
high, $3.50 ea,; or $3 ea. for
the lot. Cannot ship. Mrs.
Candy Holden, Rt. 5, Ellijay,

Young English Boxwoods,
well rooted, 12 in. high, $2
doz. Add postage. M. M
Cochran, RFD 5, Ellijay.

Daffodils, Star of Bethle-
hem, orange Lilies, Vinca
vine, purple Foxglove, tame
Vieleta;: doz. $1: nlnk
hardy Phlox, gold button





'.| Mums, red Gladiolus, purple

Iris, 65 doz.; Boxwoods, 8,
$1; 30 large Boxwoods, too

llarge to ship. Add postage,

Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Rt. 3,
Box 124, Ellijay.

Weeping Mary, 50c ea:
blue Iris, $1 doz, Well rooted.
No out-of-state orders. (.
G. Southerland, Rt. 3, Elli-
Jay.

- Asst. col. Chrysanthemums,
50, $1; hardy 8 eol. Asters,
$1 doz.; Tritoma, 4, $1; ever-
green English Ivy, 10, $1;
Vinca Minor vine,
Add postage. Mrs. C. D, Sel-
lers, Rt, 2, Ellijay.

Trumpet Daffodils, Star of
Bethlehem, orange Dayiilies,
blue Violets, 75e C.; $3.50 M;
Purple Iris, white Fall Pinks,
Foxglove, 75c C.; pink Azal-
red Roses, Weeping
Mary, Sweetshrub, purple Li-
lac, Christmas Jasmine, Bri-
dalwreath, 2, 50c, Add post-
age. Mrs. Herman Parks, Rt.
3, Ellijay.

Trumpet Daffodils, orange
Daylilies, Star of Bethlehem,
blue Violets, 75c C; $3.50 M;
purple King Iris, white Fall
Pinks, Foxglove, Dbl. Daffo-
dils, white Narcissus, 75 C;
pink Azaleas, pink Weigela,
purple Lilac, English Dog-
wood, Japonica, 2, 50c. Add
postage. Mrs. Frank Parks,
Rt. 3, Ellijay..

Rose Azaleas, 25c ea.; deep
red Rose of Sharon, Weigela,
Althea, Sweetshrub, Calyean-
thus, Weeping Lilac, white
Hydrangeas, wild Rose, Trel-
is Roses, yellow thornless
rose, white Spirea, 50 ea.;
blue dutch Iris, yellow Prim-
rose, large white Chrysanthe-
mums, 50c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Prestley Fowler, Rt. 5,
Ellijay,

Pink single, dbl. white, and
red Begonia cutting; Sultanas,
Spider Web and Bush Cac-
tus cuttings, 25c ea.; yellow,

ink Primrose, Verbena,
Kisses, Grape Hyacinths,
summer Mums, yellow bronze
Chrysanthemums, Love Tan-
gle moss, 25 doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. W. T. Cochran, Rt.
2, Ellijay.

5 dif. Sultanas, 5 dif. Fuch-
sia, 10 dif. Coleus, dbl. Pe-
tunias, $2 doz.; red, Salmon,
white, Geraniums, 3, $1; yel-
low button, tall red, wte
daisy Mums, 75c doz.; dbl.
single pinks, mixed Snaps,
Add postage. Mrs.
H. H, Stalnaker, Rt. 5, El-
berton,

Giant Dahlia bulbs, asst.
colors, $2 doz. my selection.
Add _ postage. Miss Marie
Mathis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Blue Violets, $1 C.; brown
Daylilies, large mix. col: Iris,
yellow Cannas, $2 C.; Sweet
Williams, purple Phlox, large
mix. eol. Mums, Goldenglow,
50c doz.; large mix Gladio-
lus bulbs, 30e doz.; pink, red
Peonies, 50e ea. Add postage
under $5 orders. Mrs. W. D.
Ralston, Rt. 3, Box 52, Elii-

jay.

Marchealneil rose bushes,
4 ae Se ne
utterfly cuttings, 10e; p
; 25e and 0c. Add
M Oshorn,









| diameter,

75c,| 4

i Winter Pinks, white, yel-
low, red, orange, 8 large
bunchs, $1; gink and dark
red rose bushes, 8, $1; Can-
nas, 4, $1; white Primrose,

$1.25 bunch; Crepe Myrtle
bushes, good roots, $1 ea.
Add postage, Mrs. W, C.
Fowler, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Dark pink blooming size
Weigela, $1. ea.; blooming
size purple Althea, 75c ea.:
pink, red summer blooming
Mums, dbl. orange daylilies,
all col. fall mums, $1 doz.
each; Lemon Lilies, 6, $1. No
orders less $1. Del, in Ga.
Mrs. Adell Williams, Rt, 2
Ellijay. ~

Strong, well rooted giant
Admiral Byrd Daisy plants,
24-30 in, blooms up to 5 in.
State insp. $1.25
doz; 25, $2.15; $6.50 C. Pp,
in Ga, Mrs. QO, S. Scarbrough,
405 S, Church St., East Point.
Ph. PO 71-3158.

Fox gloves, Daffodils, or-
ange Daylilies, purple King
and wild Iris, blue Violets,
75e C.; Goldenbells, pink Al-
mond, purple Lilac, Weeping
Mary, Brides Bouquet, Bri-
dalwreath, pink Weigela, red
roses, English Dogwood, yel-
low Japonica, Azaleas, run-
ning roses, Sweetshrab, 5, $1.
Add postage, Miss Grace E.
Parks, Rt, 3, Ellijay..

Giant Dahlias, asst. colors,
7, $1.25; yr. old Boxwoods,
$1.20 doz.; Christmas and
June Cactus cuttings, 6%55c;
red, pink Begonia cuttings,
, 50c. 2 pkgs. free flower
seed with ea. order, PP. Mrs,
Ventis Weaver, Rt. 5, Elli-
1ay.

Angle, Trumpet plants, well
rooted, moss packed, 15, 75e;
10, 50c. No less than 10
plants sold; Ivy vines, 2, 75c;
Shasta Daisy plants, 10, 50,
PP. Mrs. Ruth Shyman, Rt.
1, Ellabelle.

Orange Daylilies, King Ivis,
Narcissus and Daffodil bulbs,
blue Violets, 300, $2, and 50e
postage. Miss Odell Parks, Rt.
38, Ellijay.

All eol. fall Chrysanthe-
mums, variegated Pinks, pink
and white Sweet Williams,
summer Pinang Chrysan-
themums, Iove Tangle, Run-
ning Moss, yellow Butter and
Eggs, 25 bunch. Add _ post-
age. Lizzie Crawford, Elli-
isy.

Red Hibiscus 65c; green
water moss, Houseleek, Snow
on the Mountain, 6, 25c, Add
postage, Mabel Mathis, Rt. 5,
Ellijay. /

Giant Dahlias, sev. dif. col-
ors, 6, $1.25: $2 doz; Ele-
phant Ears, 35e; giant bloom-
ing Cannas, asst. colors, 6,
50c; hardy Sunflower, asst.
colors, large | Chrysanthe-
mums, hardy Phlox, mix. col-
ors, 50c doz.; red. Fuchsia,
Horsemint, 25e doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Dewey Ellis,
Rt. 8, Ellijay.

Purple Butterfly bush, 25c;
3 col. Verbena, 8, doz. $1;
red and purple Mums, 50e
doz.; Altheas, 25e. Add post-

age. Mrs. Annie Hubbard,
Fortson,

Yellow and white Pinks,
8 doz,, PR Aire. als (a
Burdette, Rt. 2, Fayetteville.

Large Chrysanthemums,

lavender, golden yellow, peach
pink, rust red, shoggy cream,
25, $1.50; daisy @ pe leven-
der, and white;
yellow button mums, 20, $1.
orange daylilies, milk and
wine, 10c. Add postage. Mrs.
F, Goins, Rt. 1, Ft. Gaines.

Large Chrysanthemum
plants, mix. colors, red, lav-
ender, white, 2-tone bronze,
$1. doz. Mrs. E. W. Smith, Rt.
2, Lincolnton.

Dark red, small yellow,
bronze, and fall pink Chry-
santhemums, 6, 50c. Mrs. H.
M. Christie, Rt. 3, Wellborn
Road, Lithonia.

Per. Blue Phlox, Mix. Snap-
dragons, Silverwing, Carnival
Petunias, 75c doz; annual
Phlox, pink Yarrow, Physoste-
gia, Larkspur, 25, $1.; Chry-

k}santhemums, 25 asst. colors,

3 doz., $1.; mix. Iris and,Day-,



lilis
Mrs



LLETIN

white and].



Nice dbl, pink Thrift, 50c|
ea; blue and yellow Iris, 15c
ea; yellow daylilies, 20c at my
home. Mrs, Ruth Moses, Rt. 8,
Lithonia,

Blue Roman Hyacinths and

Chinese Sacred Lilies, bloom-
ing size, $1.25 doz, PP. Mrs.
H. B. Clower, Rt. 3, Lawren-
ceville, _ :

_Pink Shasta Daisies, $1. doz;
dif, col. Cockscomb, 30 doz;
8 to 10 col. Iris, few two-
tones, 75 doz. Add postage;
Seed of dif. col. Cockscomb,
Calif, Poppies, Phlox, 10e tsp.
and stamped envelope. No
checks, Mrs, M. M. Kelley, Rt.
3, Lithonia,

Goldenglow, pink Yarrow,
Mullein . Pinks, Iris, Daisy
mums, dbl. yellow Mums, Fe-
verfew, Larkspur, yellow Daf-
fodils, blue tame Violets, 40c|
doz; pink Oxalis, white Rain-
lilies, 6 dif. Cactus cuttings,
10c ea; 3 dif. flowering pepper
pods, 5c ea, Add postage. Mrs.
Ralph Williams, Rt, 1, Law-
renceville,

Exhibition Mums; Turners,
2-tone incurved Hilda Bergen,
Jap. Rose, white Pace Setter;
Shags: Betty Pink, Wine, Lode
Yellows, Bronze, Shrimp. Pink,
2, 35c; whites, Daisies, Spiders,
pink, white, Yellow Balls, ping
rose Thyras, 6c ea. Add 35c
postage. Mrs. R.. J. Fleming,
Lincolnton.

Easter Lilies, Bridalwreath,
Lilacs, Japonicas, _ Barberry,
Altheas, Azaleas, Dogwoods,
Spruce, White Pine, Laurels,
$3. doz; blue Flags, Blue
Grass, Goldenglow, Snow-on-
the-Mountains, Wash Bowl,
Houseleek, Tiger Lilies, $2.00
doz. No stamps. No orders un-
der $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Claude Wright, Loving.

Orange Daylilies, a
blooming Dahlias, Jonquils,
red Canna lilies, Mimosa
sprouts, for sale or exch. for
tomato, onion, pepper, or
sweet potato plants, Mrs. O.
LL. Bruce, Rt. 2, Lula. *

Korean Boxwoods, .Euony-
mus Vegetus, 50c ea; green or
golden Retinispora Pisifera,
18 in.; Retinispora Ericoides,
24 inches, $1. ea: Add postage.
$3. orders PP. Josan Geia, Rt.
2, Lawrenceville.

Rooted pink Thrift, 75c C;
200, $1.30; 300, $1.85. PP. Mrs.
J. N, Adamson, Rt. 2;, Lula.

Man in the Moon pale
yellow Marigold seeds, 3
heel 25c plus postage. Mrs.
T.. M. Randolps, 2107 Clay-
more Drive, Marietta.

Red, white, pink, and Amer-
ican Beauty Geraniums, Rain-
bow Moss cuttings, 20c ea;
2, 85; all colors Sweet Wil-
liams, 25 doz; 2 doz., 40e.

Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin.

Lace and Fluffy Ruffles
fern cuttings for sales or exch,
for Geraniums (any color, but
red). Mrs. Horace Day, Rt. 2,
Moultrie. g

White Mtn. Laurels, pink
Rhododendrons, white Pines,

White Dogwood, var. col. na-
tive Azaleas, $1.50 doz; Queen
Annes Lace, Mtn. erns

Galax, 50c doz; dbl. orange
Daylilies, purple Siberian
Iris, 75 doz. Sev, plants free.
Add postage. Mrs. Florence
Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Yellow running roses, 50e
ea; yellow Root, 4 lb. lard box
full, 85c; Catnip, 25 bunch.
Add 20 postage. Mrs. Betty
Joe Southerland, Oakman.

Dbl. red, pink, salmon, Ge-
raniums, pink, red everbloom-
ing Begonias, Sultanas, pur-
ple Fuchsia, pink Hydrangeas,
green with red Coleus cuttings,
15e ea; green white striped
Jew, 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
W. H. Rice, Rt. 1, Royston.

Red Tree Dahlia tubers, 6
for $1.20; Maidenhair fern,
50c clump; Pineapple geran-
ium and Justicia, 50c ea. All
postpaid. Miss Emma Dugger,
Oliver. x

Large and small type Zin-
nias, blue and yellow Daisies,
white, red, yellow, gold and
lavender large type Mums,
Pansies, Stock, Larkspur, Ox-
alis, Petun 3. doz. :
Tuberoses,

" lilies



fea; Lemon Lilies,

- page.

Laurel, Rhododendrons, red,
white Azaleas, Crabapple,

lar, Red Maple Pil
2-3 ft., $2.75 doz; Daylilies,
blue Iris, Shasta Daisies, gray

trailing Arbutus, $2.50 C. P
Mrs. Bonnie
Mineral Bluff.

White Dogwood, white Pine,
Cherokee Rose, Mtn, Laurel,
Redbud bushes, Coralberry,
Crabapple Holly bush, Re

doz. PP, Mrs. E, J.
Rt. 1, Box 203, Mineral Bluff.

Cherokee Rose, Mtn. Laurel,
Redbud bushes, Coralberry
bush, Crabapple tree, Holly
bush, Red Maple, Tulip Pop-
lar, 3 col, Azleas, White pine,
3 ft., well rooted, $2.50 doz,
PP. Mrs. Edna Rukat, Rt. 1,
Mineral Bluff.

Holly bush, Crabapple, Coral-
berry, Redbud, Mtn. Laurel,
Cherokee Rose, White Pine,
White Dogwood, 3 col. Azal-
eas, 3 ft., rooted, $2,50 doz,
PP. Mrs. Boon Wilson, Rt. 1,
Mineral Bluff. j :

White Pine, 3 col, Azaleas,
white Dogwood, Tulip Poplar,
Red Maple, Holly bush, Crab-
apple, Coralberry, Mtn. Lau-
rel, White Pine, 3 ft., well
rooted, $2.50 doz. PP. Roy H.
Wilson, Rt. 1, Box 203, Min-
eral Bluff. ;

Mum plants: White Turner,
Silver Sheen white, Rose Bowl,
Orchid Pink, Sunglow, Bronze,

Menlo.

Red, pink running Roses,
colors; mix col. Chrysanthe-
mums, Marigolds,
small Nandinas, 15 ea; Privet

E, Traylor, Rebecca.

Tris, red Spider Lilies, Shas-
ta Daisies, Sweet Williams, 50
doz; English Daisies, 75c doz;
Oxalis, Liriope, Pansies, 30
doz; Abelia, flowering Quince,
Spirea, 30c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. J. C. Jones, Rt. 1, Rome.
Ph, 4-2389.

Red Glads, pink Oxalis
bulbs, Queen Angelace daisy,

ink Phlox, Johny Jump-ups,
avender hardy Eweet Peas,
purple and white and purple
Violets, :
Spirea, pink Almond, 25c ea,
Exch. for African Violets,
leaves, and sacks. Mrs, Joseph
Gibbs, Rt. 2, Box 67, Rebecca.

Marigold _ seed.

light cream color. Dbl.
single Ropay.
Mixed, 20c Ts
dressed and stamped envelope.
Mrs. Mattie Rhodes, Rt. 2,
Ranger.

and
seed, all colors,

_Chrysanthemum plants, sev.
dif. var. and colors, unlabel-
ed, 20, $1. plus 25c
Mrs. L. L. Griffin, 41
Ave., Ocilla,

Rose Thrift, $1. C; white
and red, blue Thrift, 35 doz;
mix. col. Chrysanthemums,

ostage,

ange Daylilies, white Iris, 50

plants, 40 C. All Del. Lelia
Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

Mix. col. Chrysanthemums,
$1. doz; mix. col. Mums, white
Tris, orange Daylilies, 40 doz;
mix, col. Dutch Iris, 5c ea; blue
Hydrangeas, pink Weigela,
Boysenberries, Bachelor But-
tons, 25e ea. PP. Mary Ruth
Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

Purple and white Chrysan-
themum plants, 75c doz. and
15e postage, Ella Henderson,

| Rt. 1, Rocky Face.

Large blooming Chrysan-
themums, bronze, $1.20 doz}
flowering Pepper, 5 pod: $1,
doz; Chrysanthemums, daisy
types, tall yellow and white.
Miss Georgia Winkles, Box
251, Raymond.

50 Iris, $1.; pink Verbena,
25, 50c pink Cannas, Geran-
iums, dbl. red, pink single Bee
onias, 25c ea; Fall Pinks, Fall
agen Oxalis, Dewdrops, le
lic ea; Jew
Bianks, 10 for 25ce. Add post-

rs.





, 20, $1.. Add 30c postage.
Mrs. J. W. James, Madison.



saan yee
d. Ee:



. 1, Royston,



Dogwoods, Redbud, Tulip Pop~
White Pine,

Golden Wedding, deep yellow, ~

all incurved, large type, 12
plants, $1.50; 16, $1.75; 24,
$2.50. PP. G. M. Moseley,::

Burpees

Irwin |

doz; mix. col. annual Phlox





; Pink Ghetokes roses, Mtn.



Violets, pink Phlox, ee gE

Abercrombie,

Tulip Poplar, 3 col. Azaleas, - 4

Maple, 3 ft. Well rooted, $2.50 |
Millhollan,





Tulip -Poplar, Red Maple, ie






rooted, 15c ea; Larkspur, mix.
15: daze =
Hedge plants, $1. C. Mrs. P, .

yellow Bouquet, med, Mums,

35c . dozy: xed.< white <2

p. and self- ad-



$1. doz; mix. col. Mums, or< |

Lester Phillips, Rt.









PAGE FOUR

FLOWERS

FOR SALE









American Pillar roses, pink
and red Rambler Roses, 25c
ea. or 5, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
= Merle J. Loyd, Rising Fawn.

Dbl. rose Geraniums, red
leaf Begonia, Christmas and
rc hanksgiving Cactus cuttings,
di 45c ea; pink per. Phlox, 40c
% oz; Rain Lilies, 70c doz. Add
ostage. Mrs. Lee Cromer, Rt.

, Royston.





if Nice rooted Boxwoods for
gale. Also hardy Daisies, $1.25

_ floz.; Jacobs Ladder, $1 doz.;
z white and purple Lilacs, Ce-



dar trees, 6, $1 each. Add
aoe Mrs. Mae Turner,
t. 6, Gainesville.



$1783 eight a old Boxwoods,
annot ship; red,
a plug Thrift, $1 doz.;
$5 C; pink Thrift, $8 M.;
ink Oxalis, 3 clumps, $1;
blue Violets, $1.50 C.; lav-
ender, white, yellow Chry-
anthemums, $6 C; $40 M.
fad postage. Mrs. J. W. Sul-
e Rt. 6, Gainesville.

_ Flowering Crabapple trees,
zaleas, Cedar trees, purple
uilacs,

ns,

Golden Bell bushes,
each Almond bushes, 35c
; blue Hyacinth bulbs,

pi.2s doz.; Chinguapin rose
ushes, rooted, 6, $1. Add
ostage. Mrs. I. W. Sullens,
t. 6, Gainesville.

10c





Boxwoods, and =.16c:
_ .-#hree yr. size 16 in. 50c; 18
qn. Altheas and red Crape
yrtle, 4, $1; English Ivy,
1 doz.; $7 C.; Van Houttei
pirea, 60c doz.: 200 Spirea,
ft. $1 ea. at my home, |
1.50 shipped. Add postage.



ane verett Hamby, Rt. 8, Green-

ville. :
Dazzling red, bronze, and
hite Azaleamums, bloom
une to Nov., $1 doz.; $5 C.

: Add postage. Mrs. J. B. Cou-

* tins, Greenville.

| Crape Myrtle, red, laven-

der, purple, 3-4 ft, heavily
es 10, $7.50; 50, $25.
ussy Willows, 4-6 ft., 10, $6.
FOB. W. L. Cousins, Green-
ville. -

Correction Royal Robe
and White Perfection Violets,
$4 C.; Dixie Brilliant Thrift,





warf Azaleamums, red,
ronze, and white, $7 C.;
~ Crape Myrtle, red, purple,

8-4 ft., heavily branched, 10,
$7; 50, $24. Mrs, L. H. Cou-
sins, Greenville.

Dbl. yellow Can'ys, purple
_Verbenas, rooted, 50c doz.;
unk TArift, 50s C:3 2=-ned
ae rose bushes, 50c ea.;
mix. col. Petunias, 30c doz.;
yellow button, Daisy type.
ome dbl. Chrysanthemums,
Oc doz. Add postage. No
tamps or checks. Pairlee
undles, Rt. 7, Gainesville. ~

Royal Purple, Sweet Pink,
nd Dixie Brilliant Red Crape
yitile:- $2. doz PP; Pink
r asanqua, and Mystery Gar-

a5 rooted cuttings, $1.50

oz. each; heavenly blue and

rose pink Thrift, large plants,
~ 1.25 doz. each; blue Roman
yacinth bulbs, $1 doz. Mrs.
2 . Robinson, Greenville.





Rooted cuttings in lots of
0: Magnolia Grefidiflora,
lackberry Holly, Mystery
ardenia, $5 per lot of either
om ind; pink Sasanquas, Eliza-
ets th Camellia, $8 per lot;
: ockorange, $4; privet plants,
peeu ine cD. Slovo. ~ ael.
iss Maude Hartby, Rt. 3,
reenville.

Boxwoods, Cherry Laurels,
igustrums, per. white Can-
ytuft, $1.50' doz.; $10 C.;
ed Dixie Brilliant Thrift,
oyal Robe Violets, per. blue
a. Phlox; English Ivy, Vinea
inor, all Sete Achimenes,
1 doz.: $5 C.; Lemon Balm,
ineapple mint, $1 doz.: $5
C. Blanche Woodruff, Green-

ville.
Large dbl. orange and old
rose color Poppy sg2d, 25c

tsp. and 3c stamped envelope;
white and yellow Narcissus
and yellow Jonquil bulbs, 25c
oz.; yellow Jasmine, rooted,
5c ea. Add postage. Ethel
rowe, Rt. 2. Gainesville.

Prize-winning Mums, pink
incurved, white and yellow
Albatross. Ben Leighton,
Wine Red, Queens Lace,
White Spider, yellow sprays,
James Steward, Lassie and
Holiday Poms, large shaggy

purple and red, $% doz. Mrs.
Clyde Gilleland, Rt. 9,
Gainesville.

40 nice Boxwoods, 2 yrs.
old 50c ea.: 30 Boxwands, f
yr. old 30c ea. Add Hee taie
Mrs. Alfred Moss, Rt. 1,

34, Hiawassee.

Narcissus, Daffodil bulbs,
5 dif. var., $2 C; 20 red, blue,
white Hyacinths, $1; Sweet-
shrub, Dogwood, Wateroaks,
Forsythia, Crabapple, month-
ly Roses, Spireas,
lows, Lilacs, Weigela bushes,
Ivy, Silverlace, red, yellow
Honeysuckle vines. 2. $1. Add
postage. Exch. for print sacks.
Mrs. John Myers (Addison),
Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Pussy wil-.



Pink and Srite Aeaolnie
Strawberry, Bronze, and Gray
Pearl Begonias, Plumosa
Ferns, 25c ea. Add 35 for
pe Mrs. Alma Moore,
Adel.

Fine healthy Boxwood cut-
tings, 6 to 8 in. long, 1c each;
rooted Boxwoods, $1. doz. Mrs.
A. A. Strarnes, 1940 Defoors
Ferry road, N. W., Atlanta 18.

Daisy type Chrysanthemums
and Ageratm, 50c doz del. No
orders less than $1. Mrs. Fred
Yelton, Appling.

Many col. German Iris, 5c
ea; $4. C; Mix. greenlead bor-
der plant. 50c doz; thousand of
Narcissus, 3 var. mix; 2 var.
daffodils, Jonquils, Butter and
Eggs, some mix., $1.00 C; 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. S. M.
Gunter, Rt. 4, Box 326, Al-
pharetta.

Field grown Chrysanthe-
mums: Exhibition Spiders,
Quills, Buttons, Pom Poms,

Well rooted pink Thrift, | Daisies, see named
50c C.; fall blooming Chry-| varieties, $1.50 doz; 5 doz.,
santhemums, 50c doz. Add|$5.; also gold, orange, red,

postage. Mrs. Lester Williams,
Rt. 1, Homer.

50 nice 10 yr. old Box-
woods for sale, at my place
on Lovejoy-Fayetteville Road.
Mrs, Byans, Rt 2,
Hampton.

Yellow and white Jonquils,
Butter and Eggs, Long Trum-
pet Daffodils, $2 C.; blue
single Hyacinths, $1.25 doz.;
blue, pink Thrift, 75c doz. No
Fla. orders. Miss Mattie Mc-
Curley, Hartwell.

Single blue Hyacinths,
$1.25 doz.; Red Spider lilies,

$1.50 doz.; white and yellow
Jonquils, Butter and Eggs,
trumpet Daffodils, $2 C.;
blue and pink Thrift, 75 doz.
No Fla. orders. Miss Cecil
McCurley, Rt. 2, Hartwell.
Fast growing Ligustrums,

2-3 ft; Cherry Laurels, 1-2 ft.,
10c ea. Add _ postage. Jack
Phillips, Box 104, Warm
Springs.

Daylilies, (Hemerocallis),
old fashioned yellow. an
bronze dbl. blooms in June and
July, 45c doz. plants. Early
blooming Daffodil bulbs, 85c
doz. All plus del. chgs. Mrs.
Macon Warthen, Warthen.

Mums: Pom Pom, Buttons,
50c doz; Daylilies; Dorothea,
Chloe, Baggett, Rose Gem,
Garnet Robe, Bold Courtier,
50c; Princess, Comet, Kanapa-
ha, Gay Troubador, Royal
Ruby, Scarlet Sunset, others,
25;. Iris;:2 ioe yellows,
reds, bronze, Plicatas, bi-col-
ors, $1. 35c postage. Mrs. M.
P. Combs, Washington.

Many hundreds of Iris,
medal winners: Hemerocallis:
Evelyn Claar, Pink Bowknot,
Prima Donna, $2.; Potentate,

ink Petticoats, ted Velvet,

1.; Porcelain pink, Mission
Bells, painted Lady, Orange
Beauty, 75c; 12 labeled Iris,
$1. and 35c postage. Mrs. F.
M. Combs, Washington.

Seed Turkey Toes (or Lady
Finger), 20c cup, or exch. for
Begonia, Chrysanthemums, or
Geraniums. Add postage. Mrs.
John R. Watson, Rt. 3, Vienna.

3 kinds Chrysanthemums,
large white Daisy with yellow
centers, medium lavender, and
Yer ow spoon type, 2 doz., $1

rs.

Valdosta.
John Jump-ups, trumpet
Daffodils, Snowdrops bulbs,

white Fairy lily, yellow clus-
ter, white Narcissus, 40 doz;
2-tone brown, yellow Tris,
Dec. blooming white Narcis-
sus, 45 doz; white, purple
Wisteria, white, pink Hibicus-
cus roots, 40. Add postage. No
checks. Mrs. Effie Smith, Rt.
4, Box 294, Austell.

Dbl. daylilies,
Butter and Eggs, Daffodils,
white Fairy Lilies, max. col.
Iris, John Jump-ups, $2.75 C;
Lilacs, yellow Jasmine, Yellow
Bells, 35cea. Add_ postage.
Charles T. Smith, Rt. 4, Gor-
don Road, Austell.

Per. blue Ageratum and per.
Blue False Dragonhead plants,
3 doz., $1.; pink and white
Oxalis, 50c doz; white and
green _ striped Oreos
(Lily Tutt). $1. doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. R. J. Miller, 2718

purple Iris,



Milledgeville Road, Augusta. |

d | Pink

Fred Atkinson, Rt. 4,|



Road's

pink, purple, bronze, and ma-
roon Hemerocallis, 15 dif., $5.
PP. Mrs. Susie Burt, Rt. 2,
Arlington.

Large Chrysanthemums: all
colors, some incurves, 16 asst.,
$1.25; asst. colors and types,
30 plants, $1.35; also, African
Violet leaves, 16 asst. unlabel-
ed, $1.35; baby Poinsettias,
50c doz. PP. Mrs. W. 8. Grif-
fin, Rt. 1, Adel.

200 bunches Thrift, all col.,
reasonably priced, my place 3
mi. No. Alpharetta; 10 plants,
rooted, same colors, $1.- PP;
3 colors in divided stock,
$5. PP; Zinnia seed, da
and Ciivid red, pink, 10c and
self-addressed envelope. Mrs.
Z. D. Dodd, Rt. 1, Box 223, Al-
pharetta.

Red Hot poker, $1.25 doz;
Dutch Iris, blue and yellow
mixed, $1. doz. Add postage.
Mrs. L. B: Bennett, Rt. 1, Box
211, Alpharetta.

Red, white Dogwood, Sweet
Myrtle, Blue Bay, Sweet Bay,
Cape Jasmine, bunch
Honeysuckle, French Mulber-
ries, Buckeyes, Crepe Myrtle,
running Honeysuckle, Crab-
apple, Bird of Paradise, Red-
buds, 10c ft. up to 5 ft. Exch.
for sacks. No out-of state or-
ders. No checks. Nina Loyd.
Rt. 1, Toomsboro.

Salvia, purple Verbena, var-
igated border plant, with hy-
acinth - like July - blooming
flowers, also Mum plants, 50c
doz. Add postage. All kinds
house-plants and Caladiums.
Mrs. Willie Nelson, Rt. 2, Hill-
crest Drive, Austell. Ph. 9832.

200 named Bearded Iris aie
so Pink Collection, Hit Parade.
Pink Formal, Pink Cameo,
Pink Plum, Clarabella, Love
Story, Heritage, Dainty Deb,

Chantilly, Cherry Flip, Pink |

Sensation, Dreamcastle. Rich-
ard Myers, 830 Young Street,
Augusta.

Mix. col. giant Mums, white,
red, yellow, gold, purple, lav-
ender, 2 doz., $1.25; Daisy
type mums, white, yellow,
lavender, 3 doz., $1. 25; Dwarf
type yellow cushion Mums,
$1.25 doz; yellow and white
Lady Banksia rose, $1.50 ea.
Add postage. Mrs. V. M. John-
son, Shellman.

One doz.- ea. white Mums,
doz. yellow shaggy type Mums,
and Petunia eee all for $1.
25. Mrs. L. M. Wimpey, Rt. 1
Screven.

Red grass Pinks, 50c doz;
purple Verbenas, Peanut, Gol-
den Stars, Thanksgiving and

Christmas. Cactus, 10c_ea;
Lemon Lilies, 15c ea Pink
Thrift 15 each clump

Add postage. Mrs. D. W. Fair-
cloth, Box 32, Seville.

Blooming size Duplex Ger-
bera, large Nandinas, Boston
Fern, 25c ea; Sweet Williams,
dbl. Feverfew, Artemesia, Lir-
iope, white, purple Yarrow,
Shasta daisies, red Spider Li-
lies, paper white Narcissus,
per. Phlox, and blue Salvia,
75 doz; 25 Mums, 8 varieties,
$1. Mrs. Johnson Usry, Stap-
leton.

Liriope, or Lily Turf (some-
times called border dat oe
$2.00 per hundred, Add pos-
tage. Mrs. John B. Whisnant,
End, Summerville



rk low, lavender,

Se MARKET BULLETIN

Mix. eae Tris, 25, $1.
of Bethlehem, 75c C; April
blooming Narcissus, $1. C.
Mrs. John Weaver, Rt. 2, Tem-
ple.

s Trailing blue Vinca ahieg
Goldenglow, summer Asters,
Mums; yellow button; shaggy

white, white Fifi, spider and
pink, 50c doz; red dbl. and
yellow speckled dbl. Cannas,
$1.50 doz. Add 50c postage.
Mrs. O. S. Fields, 407 N. Madi-
son St., Thomasville. _

Ghiysenivemuns: Incurves,
reds, yellow, white, pink, lav-
ender, orange, $1. doz; Dou-
bles, Rose, red, pink, lavender,
peach, purple, yellow, mix
each, $1. doz; red and pink
Pom Poms; red and fuchsia
Azaleamums, mixed, 75c doz;
PP. Mrs. Lillian Owens, Rt. 2,
Tallapoosa.

Seeds: Red Salvia, large dbl.
Marigolds, 15 Tsp; Castor-oil
Beans seeds, 15c Tbsp. PP. All
1957 seeds. Also red_and yel-
low Daisy Mums, dbl. deep
yellow, mix. varieties, all 35c
doz. PP. Mrs. C. E. Leverett,
2180 Ranchwood Drive, Rt. 3,
Tucker, Ph. HI 3-4228.

Dahlias: many varieties and
colors, unable to lable all of
them, $1.50 doz. plus postage.
Guar. to be sprouted. All dbl.
roves Mrs. Vaughn pele
ers, Rt. 4, Toccoa.

Mix. a dbl. Geranium and
mixed col. Petunia cuttings,
$1.. doz. PP; in: Ga. No; Fla,
orders. Mrs. C. W. Bradford,
Tignall, .

Chrysanthemums: good va-
rieties, unlabeled, white, yel-
purple, rust,
bronze, 75c doz; Crepe Myr-
tles, rose colored, 50c ea;
purnle Lilacs, 50e and 75c;
White Narcissus, 50c doz. PP.
Mrs. J. L. Berrong,. Alto.

Spee beng os Incurves,
red, white, lavender, pink,
rer and orange, $1: doz;
arge dbl. red, white, laven-
der, yellow, pink, rose and
pinpls: Pom Poms: Cushions,
asies, mix. colors, 75c
Rose col. Baby Breath, well
rooted, 30 plants $1. Mrs. Lil-
lian Owens, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa.

White Narcissus, yellow
Jonquils, long trumpet Daf-
fodils, 2c; White Star of Beth-
lehem, single Mexico blue Hy-
acinths, $1.50 doz; cream col.
Iris, $1. doz; pink Oxalis, 50c
chunk. No less $1. orders. Add
postage. No out-of-state or-
nae Mrs. A. P. Gladden, Rt.

1, Tallapoosa.

Dif col. fancy Chrysanthe-
mums, Gillardis, Lupines, 35c
doz, Add postage. Exch. for
sacks. Mrs. Wavy Lewis, Rt.
1, Box 4, Toomsboro.

Gladiolus bulbs, mix. free
of: Thrip, 2: doz.,-$1.:.3 doz
Medium, $1.; 4 doz. small, $1.
Chrysanthemums, var. mixed,
not labeled, 20, $1.; German
Bearded Iris, mix. colors, not
labeled, 20, $1.; 45, $2. Add
25 postage. Mrs. Sherman
Duckett, Talking Rock.

Scotchbroom plants, 6-15 in.
tall 25 large Scotchbroom bush
es; 2 white, 2 red running
roses 50c ea. Cannot mail
plants; Also Colius, dark red
Cockscomb ,a nd_ Petunia,
Blood of Calvary seeds, 25
pkg each. Send stamped self-
addressed envelope. Mrs. G. L.
Clark, 361 Whiteford Ave. N.
E., Atlanta 7.

Red Football Mums, pink
and red cushion, $1.25 doz;
yellow and White Spoon, Cris.
Columbus. $1 doz; yellow but-
ton, 80c doz; $5 C: Yellow Pom
Pom, 75c doz; $4 C. Add post-
age. A. A. Nash, 240 Gibson St.
ee Atlanta 16. Ph. JA 4-

Vinca Minor, large leaf and
small leaf English Ivy, 50, $1;

ground Ivy, variegated Vinca
Major, 25c doz; Forsythia,
Green stem Forsythia and

Jan. Jasmine, 2, 35c; rose pink
Quince, 25c white eS 50c.
Add postage. Mrs. NE

pe, 2694 Boulevard Soe N
Atlanta 17.
Canna Lilly. Known name

bands, red, yellow ink, and
orange col. mix. $6 $i doz.
and 35c postage. Mire: Tk

doz. |.

odegiri,

others 45 up;

and Boxwood "Holl as
Cannot ship. J. M.
Candler St. N. E

Swiss Pansies, 50, 900;
C; Creeping Phlox, ~50c
Feverfew, 55c doz; 4 col.
gest var. Mums, $1.50 doz
Ivia Blaze of Fire, 25
Giant Zinnias, 55c "doz; ari
golds, 75c doz; Monflower cl
ber $1 doz. Add-10c pos!
Fred Witherspoon, 308 Ho

|ness St. S. Wes Atlanta 10

PL 3-5251.

Fine, healthy Bsvised. L
tings, 6-8 in. long, one cent

mixed | rooted Boxwoods, $1 doz. Mr

A. A. Starnes, 1940 DeFo
Ferry Rd. N. W., Atlanta 18

Light yellow Cannas wi
small red specks in cei
reen foliage, 50c doz; 3 d
dee Pes ostage. Mrs. J
Singleton, 1139 Hall Ave
Oe. Atlanta ao Ph. MA

Hundieds of Hak D ffoi
bulbs for sale at reaso
Dig them yourself price
Elton M. ae 78
bergh Dr. N. E ae
CE 3-1380. 2

All col. Thrift, white:
tuft, 25 also bedding a
Liriope, red yellow
many col. Iris, Hemeroc
Box Hollies, Nandinas, Ab
blooming shrubbery, Cg
and Weeping Willow. A
orders. V. W. Rasco, 1554 Wil .
lis Mill Road, S. W., Atlant
11. Ph. PL 3-4768.

~ FLOWERS

Want Lettuce-leaf,
steak, and Rex. Bego:
Write what you have. |
S: Todd, 2215 Wheeler
Augusta.

Want purple. or. blue I
Flag Lily bulbs. State p
Mrs. Robert Shingler,.
House by The Road, Ashbu:

Want Azaleamums | that
bloom in the summer,
color and price. Mrs. L LB a a |
wis, 407 Sixth Ave.
Cairo. .

Want sever: cob of
that will square 8 in. up, 8 f

long. Jann B. eee Ww
Springs.

Want old fain Leop
Spot plants, with ro
thick leaves with spots _
white. Also old_

Kristina Chrysan
mums. Send descriptio
price. Mrs. T. W. Sutton,
Virginia Avenue, Macor

mel ae awe Pet
plan refer pink or rose;
real rhe fashion fra t V:
lets; wild Mullein pe
grown in fields every co! 01
pee and Stokesia plants,
Mrs. C. Edward Wright, 1
N. Decatur Rd N. E., At
6. Ph. DR 3-3416.

Want -everblooming R
bushes: Peace yellow
other good names of e
blooming well rooted,
want well rooted Dwarf
leas, all colors, Must be che:
Give colors and price. Mrs.
Lamine, Jr., _ Freyw
Drive, Marietta. a

Want one each of ink 2
red Maple-leaf, and Ang
wing Begonias. "Must ba ro
ed plants Give size and pri
Steve Austin, Bethlehem.

Want ie old time

Ww. O. Baugh,
ville.



May 12 = Monday :
eretor posal
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icone eh toaite. a. Ph, -MA 2-8625.

Germany, 1256 So. Moreland Sieg































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ublic : in-


































ES ee eee ee a es ee ee ee

- eating, $
Gowder, Rt. 2,



Giant Blackeyed

p uar. pure.
W. D. Gill, Rt. 2,





er old time Speck-
cornfield bean

\dd postage.
Southerland, Rt.



-runner _
_Add_ postage.
Ellijay.

Beans, 99.31
t. germ. $3.-
White, Buck-
Cor), Ss pies
Bahia seed. 91.5
20c lb. at farm. N..
t.. 1, Hahira.

Bahia Grass seed.
n; 98. 80 pct. Puri-
OB my farm. 2

Newton.
































ice yee ee ee Oe re 0 ce i a EE oe ee 1 cd

seed, from

ous Gis G07, 37.
hlocknee.

bushel gourd
ea; 8 $1. Bushel
ft. around, $25. ea.
4, Waycross.
all mixed gourds,
John Weaver, Rt.

. lard box full,
Root plants, 60c
rs. Ventis Weaver,

Sericea seed, 20
On Armuchee.

4-


















cane, long joints
overnment, 4c and
ay place Denmark.
12-1/2
Ph tates-



-
an see
week beans,

bac
and little

| postage. Mrs. |_

1, Carters.

er an seed:
striped half-run-
ink peanut and
tender white



garden
_and. white







_ | field bean seeds, 55c cup.-each.
|Add postage. No stamps or
i checks. Mrs. Mandy Banks, Rt.

|M. Ready about May 10. PP.
|H. F. Seay, 3917 Panthersville
_|Road, Rt. 2, Ellenwood.

i to plants; Wonder, Ruby Giant

|. Cert. Rutger Tomato plants,
Broccoli,

y:| Mint, Horehound, Sage,

11, Box 20, Register.

;| covered. with pink blooms be-
.|fore the red

bean |

d| Queen of the ae

-|more
k | second year. T. T. Toles, Men-

little white tender

.|Herbert Myers, Stockton,







tender bunch bean
vhite and brown strip-
| Half-runners, mix. corn-



1, Ranger.


Old time, hard heading Col-
lard plants, now ready, $2.50
M. FOB. Berry B. Morgan, Rt.
2, Clyo.

_ Marglobe Tomato plants,
_from cert. seed 50c C; $4.00

- Rutger and Marglobe toma-

young, hot, Cayenne pepper
plants, each, $1. C; $4. M.
Black Beauty Egg plants, $1.
C; copper skin Sweet Potato
plants, $5.50 M. Waits Crosby.
Graham. :

Cauliflower, Brus-
sels Sprouts, Iceburg Lettuce,
Ga. Collards, Wakefield Cab-
bage, 35c doz; Dill, Sweet Ba-
sil, Caraway, Lemon Balm,
50c
doz. No less than $1. orders.
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Sr., Rt.

- Marglobe and Rutger toma-
to plants, $3. M; Calif. Won-
der Sweet Pepner and long
Cayenne hot pepper, $4. M.
del. $1. C. Red skin Copper
Puerto Rican Potato plants,
$6. M. del. No checks. Oma
Lightsey, Rt. 2, Surrency.

- Seedling pecan trees, 25c to
50c ea; ornamental peach
trees, eatable fruit and tree

leaves come.
Write. Mrs. Dan Terry, Quit-
man.

Artichoke plants, $1.50 doz.
Lockard Bell, 2677 Pharr Rd.,
ce Atlanta 17 Ph. DR 7-

Sage plants, Catnip bunches,
Museadine grape vines, Beech-
nut and Hazelnut bushes,
Himalaya Black Raspberries,
6, $1.; Garlic bulbs, $1. doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Mae Tur-
ner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Kudzu crowns, rooted, $2.
C; $12.50 M. FOB. H. C. Reid,
2303 S. Pryor Road, Atlanta.
Ph. PO 1-7626.

Mtn. Huckleberries, bearing
size, 2 doz., 75c; imp. Klon-
dike Strawberry plants, $1.
C; imp. field Dewberries, and
Blackberries, rooted, 50c doz.
Add postage. Rosie Crowe, Rt.
1, Cumming.

- Horseradish plants, 50e doz;
Horseradish roots, Red Sas-
safras roots, dried apples, 50c
lb; Garlic, le ea; $1. C; Red
Raspberry bush, 3, 50c; 5,
$1. Balm, Spearmint, Tansy,
Wild Horsemint, yellow Root,
3, 50c.
restley

Hig

Add postage. Mrs.
Fowler, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Calif. Wonder and Ruby
King Sweet Pepper, long hot
Cayenne pepper plants, 75c C;
500, $3. 1c ea for less than 100.
PP. Mrs. J. M. Crosby, RFD
3, Baxley. :

Bl akem ore Strawberry

plants, $1.50 C; Mastodon, $1.-
25 C: Klondike, $1. C; 500,
$4.; $8. M. Also Catnip, 30c

bunch, peppermint, 30c doz,
Brown Striped Half-runner
beans, 60c cup. Mrs. Lee Hood,
Rt. 1, Gainesville. :

About 1-1/2 Acre Blake-
Strawberries in field,

lo. Ph. 36, Summerville.

Certified Georgia Red
Potato plants for sale.
B. J. Head, Alma. Ph. 3791.

English Pe 3 2 doz.,
45c; mri ote plants,
and Co! arda, 6 each;
Beet plants, 60c C; Marglobe
Oxheart, Rutger Big Boy to-
mato plants, and Garlic plants,
25c doz. each; Parsley, 60c
doz. Add postage. Fred With-
erspoon, 308 Holderness St.
SW Atlanta 10. Ph. PL. 3-

5251.

300 yards. tobacco plants,
ready now, 9 mi. N. Lakeland.

Charleston Wakefield Cab-
300 $1.; 500,
Rutger tomato






- bage plants
150. $2.50 M.

0,

PR Del



ek.

Kudzu crowns, rooted 1 and
2 yrs. old, $2.00 ; 500, $7.00;

$12.50 M. Add postage. C. D.
Crowe, Rt. 2, Gamervilte:

Streamline everbearing
Strawberry plants, $1, C. Mrs.
J. B. Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple.

Early bearing Strawberry
an extra large, $1. C; 300,
2.75; 500, $4.50; $8. M. Add
postage. Exch. for print or
solid color feed sacks, 3 and
4 alike, allowing 25c each.
Mattie Duran, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Everbearing Strawberry
plants, well rooted, 90e C; 500,
$4.; $6.50 M. Jewell and Gib-
son, 80c C; $6. M; Horserad-
ish, 75 doz; 3 doz., $2. Add
postage. No checks. Roy Grin-
dle, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Gem everbearing Strawberry
plants, $2.75 C; 200, $5.; 500,
$12. PP. Mrs. R. L. Buttrum,
Rt. 1, Adairsville,

_ Strong, well rooted stream-
line everbearing Strawberry
plants, $1. C. PP on $4. or
more orders. Mrs. B. T. Thorn-
ton, Rt. 1, Bowdon. ;

About 1 acre Strawberries
in field, for sale, 10 mi.
Summerville. Taylor Toles,
Menlo. Ph. Summerville, 36
(after 8 PM).

Chas. Wakefield Cabbage
plants, 35c C; 600, $1.25; Cat-
nip and Sage plants, 10c ea;
$1. doz; Peppermint, 5 bunch.
ute Leila Phillips, Rt. 1, Roy-
ston.

Cert. Tomato, Marglobe,
Rutger, 500, $1.50; $2. M; 500,
$8.75; Calif. Wonder Sweet
and long hot Cayenne pepper,
500 $2.; $3. M; Copenhagen
Mkt. Chas. and Early Jersey
Wakefield Cabbage, Ga. Col-
lard, 500, $1.25; $2. M; 5000,
$7.50;-Mrs. I. L. Stokes, Box
349, Fitzgerald. ; i

Tomato plants: Marglobe,
Rutger, large stalkey, 500, $1.-
25; $2. M. Roots well wrapped.
E. L. Fitzgerald, Box 662,
Fitzgerald. :

Large open grown Rutger
tomato plants, 50 C. PP. $2.-
50 M; 10,000, $20. Moss pack-
ed. Exp. Col. Mrs. J. E. Har-
rell, Rt.. 4, Quitman.

Rutger Tomato plants, 300,
$2.; 500, $2.50; $5. M. PP in
Ga. Odis Conner, Pitts.

Field grown Marglobe Rut-
ger, New Stone tomato plants,
full count, nice plants, $2. M;
$1. C. del. Can fill large or-
ders. No checks. W. R. Light-
sey, Rt. 1, Surrency.

Tomato plants: Rutgers,
Marglobe, 500, $2.; $3. M.
Field grown, moss packed, PP
in Ga. Climbing and Super
Colossal Tomato plants, $1.
doz. D. M. Stevens, Box 188,
Dawson. Ph. 278-J.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED





Want few Dill seed at once.
Mrs. W. L. Moore, 710 Gail
Street, Americus.

Want Sweet Potato plants
near Baxley. Will pick up at
bed. W. C. Burnsed, Pembroke.
Ph. 32568.

Want Polecat, Speckle and
big white and __black-eye
erowder peas. Mrs. Hoke Gol-
den, Rt. 2, Box 38, Bremen.

Want Several pounds each
of Black-eye and purple Hull
Crowder peas. Write what you
have and price. Ralph Scog-
gins, Rt. 1, Palmetto.

Want few Texas Whipper-
will or Blue Goose. (Bluish
speckled) pea seed. Mrs. Lura
Powell, 405 Georgia Ave, SE,
Atlanta 15.

Want 1/2 bu. pure White
Black-eye Crowder peas.
Quote price. Homer G. Cline,
Rt. 1, Canton.

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE





1958 crop Irish Potatoes,
Red Pontiac variety, ready
May 15 to June 1. F. M. Hen-








Small Cream Peas for e
ing, 50c cup, del. J. A. Adams
Rt.1,Hul.

Bright Oat and wheat straw

out of my fields, 25c bale or
$15 ton Contact before com-
bining time. John C. Reid, Ze-
bulon.

110 bushels shelled yell-
low corn, $1.65 bu. at my farm
eo H. Spires, Rt. 1, Blairs
ville.

Yellow Ear, $40 ton FOB
my farm 2 mi. W. Newton on
Hwy. 200. Weyman E. Rooks,
Newton.

FEED & GRAIN

WANTED







_ Want 10 tons good hay de-
livered. State what you have
and price C. B. Milner, Shiloh.

Want tons Milo
grains for
A. Thomas, Rt. 2, Stone Moun-
tain. ph. Atlanta, MU 8-0866.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE

several





Complete irrigation outfit,
30,000 gal. haul; large sub-
soiling plow for large tractor;
4 farrowing (hog) crates, $25
ea.; New Holland Silage Har-
vester with row attachment,
$600; also automatic machine
for planting Coastal Bermuda
sprigs, $50. All good cond.
R. L, Jackson, Jonesboro. Ph.
GR 8-6217.

F-30 Farmall tractor on
rubber, good for parts, $100;
Hester 2 dise side plow for|
Farmall <A tractor, good
cond.; $85. Cultivators, plant-
er, distributor, less hopper,
for Farmall A, $65; Crafts-

30 in. blade, $100. R. E.
Tuten, Jr., Rt. 2, Alamo.

Intn] H-14 Cotton Picker
mounted on Farmall H trac-
tor, completely overhauled,
priced to sell. P. G. White,
Sr., P. O. Box 415, Fitzgerald.

2 Mall 6 HP Chain Sews
complete with bow blades @4
extra chain; 300 gal. tank
trailer for water or fuel for
sawmill. Robert .. Ware,
Hogansville.

No-Krak grain blower for
elevating and blowing grain
or feed, used very little, good
cond. Has belt pulley, $50 at
af barn. John C. Reid, Zeb-
ulon.

Hay Rake for Ford tractor
with automatic lift, pulley,
2 belts bought new, used very
little. Mrs. E. E. West, Rt. 2,

2361.

Well pump with GE Motor,
20 ft. pipes with valve at-
tached shank. H. E. Morgan,
Conley Road, Conley.

Massey-Harris 10 ft. self-
propelled combine with re-
cleaning and sacking attach-
ment, excellent cond. Reason-
able. L. H. McGill, Rt. 2, Ty
Ty. Ph. Sylvester, 2345.

McCormick 10 ft. hay rake,
practically new for sale for
half price. H. H. Jones, Rt. 1,
Winston. (10 mi. E. Carroll-
ton).

Intnl] Bulldozer, TD 14
Diesel, $3,000. See at my
farm Friday noon and Sat.
on Hwy. 279. Frank Burdett,
RFD, Riverdale. :

110 volt light plant, 250 watts
with practically new Briggs
and Stratton motor and gen-
erator, good cond. for sale
or trade for Garden tractor.
Letters ans. R. L. Griffith,
Rt. 2, Buchanan.

1949 Avery tractor, har-
row cultivator, distributor
planters, $450 cash. 3 mi. E
Villa Rica on Uptopia Church
Road. Robert Wiggley, Rt. 1,
Villa Rica.

1956 AC Allis Chalmer
tractor with new motor, and

loader like new. . For Sale
or lease: to right Pee





derson, Rt. 2, Pearson. Ph;



GArden, 2-3502.
Me Wade th Ftd Sita ia oe

2
im



and Guano distributo

uail feed. William FOB

man 2 man Chain Saw with]

College Park. Ph. Fairburn, |




ation |
with
attachments for gee: ee ee
Owen, 153 Hendrix Drive
Rt. 1, Box 2, Hendrix.

Ford rotary hoe and 8 ir
Howe Hammer Feed Mill,
both good as new. Also large
size farm dinner bell for sal
cheap. W. L. Wilson, Rt. 1,
Sparta. :

Half zinc 10 ft. Sorgum
pan, $12 or trade. Bud Hole
land, Coogler Road, Dalton.

Complete 3 point hooku
for 1 Row Allis Chalmer
tractor, including extra pump,
$30; also 2 H. turn plow, $8.
Cecil Murray. Rt. 1, Black-
shear. J

2 H. wagon and other mule
pulled farm tools for sale.
G. L. Jackson, Rt. 2, Tucker
ey Stone Mountain. Ph.

New Holland Shucker
sheller, model No. 139, now
running good as new, $160

Res B. Phillips: 2Ri te
Damascus.

John Deere B tractor, 8
disc bush and bog harrow,
complete planting and cul-
tivating equip., used very lit-
tle. Floyd Reece, Rt. 1, Wood=- ~
Stock (near Dixie Inn). ~ ;

Farmall B ~tractor with
good tires, starter, 2 disc til-
ler, cultivating tools, belt
pulley, draw bar, planters,
fertilizer attachments, $550.
J. P. Harrison, Covington St.
Loganville.

1957 Cub tractor with
equipment, used very little,
for sale for balance due. Roy
C. Camp, P. O. 125, Douglas-
ville. Ph. 2724.

Mule drawn hay rake and
mowing machine, 2 H. wag=
on, plows and farming tools,
Lowry Johnson, Rt. 1. Box
6, Morrow. :

3/4 ton 1947 truck for sale:

sure canner, $10. Mrs. Ethel
Brewer, Rt. 1, Comer.

1 Elee. churn, $9 at my
home. Mrs. Henry Smith, Rt.
8, Box 130, Pine Mountain.

2 row Avery tractor, 2 Hy
Walking cultivator, few other
plows for sale or exch. for
good fertilizer spreader. Geo.
C. Wilkes, Rt. 6, Box 530,
Dublin. :

5 HP Planet- Jr. Garden
tractor, cultivators, turn plow,
and 48 in. field mower, $150.
D. M. Crawley, Jr., 2825 Red+
wine Road, East Point. Ph.
PO 1-3930. CERES

used 1 wk., practically new,

Nair, Stapleton.

1952 Oliver 70 tractor,
starter, lights, etc. with cul-
tivators, and heavy duty B-
& B Harrow, also 1946 threee -
fourths ton pickup truck,
$550 for the lot. P. F. Poss,
Box 65, Calhoun. Ph. 5362.

Intnl 45 automatic baler,
take-off drive, excellent
cond., $900; D-side delivery
rake, $250; 1950 Ford trac-
tor, low hrs., excellent condy
3 new tires, lift harrow, mows
ing machine, $900. C. D.
Sims, Rt. 1, Irwinton.- 2h.
Folkston, 6-3326,

2 HP. Bolen Garden trac-
tor with turning plow vid
foot in perfect cond., price
Licht sos Li. Pruitt, Rt. 8,
Cumming. Ph. 7717.

| 2-3/4 HP David Bradley gar-
den tractor and plow with
nearly new motor, $75. Dan
/Wade, Rt. 1, Rockbridge
Road, Stone Mtn. Ph. 6422.

: C Farmall
recently overhauled, good.
cond.; 2 disc plow and 1}
Simplex cotton duster. Kelvin
G. Ozburn, C/O Ga. State
Patrol Madison. Ph. 705.

705
Sickle bar for Roto Tiller
in perfect cond. G. L. Dur
den, 5017 Bloomfield Road,
Macon.

Drum type cement mixer,
hand operated or can be use
with motor, (not included).
Excellent cond. $45 at my,
place. Charles Ballenger, Ri

_ Super tractor,



ter Logland

-dar-
town, >




4, Box 16, Eatonton. Ph. 5547.



cheap. Also 7 qt. cap. pres=-

Avera walking cultivator,

$50. Will not ship. J. I. Me- .























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PAGE SIX.



FOR SALE



Farmall disc plow, ean he
sed as 2 or 8 disc for H or
ir tractor, $50. Mrs. T, E,
Wilson, Rt, 1, Rockmart,

504 ten inch laying cages,
1250 eight inch laying cages,
all with feeders and waters,
40 ea. Lionel G. Wilson, P.
. Box 69, Sumner.

IH Cub tractor motor block
assembly, complete and in
od cond,, $25; also two 26

Hester plow dises with

~8/16 square center holes,
7.50 ea. Hubert H. Spires,
t. 1, Blairsville.

P-47 Clipper Seed Cleaner
with 12 screens, elevators,
otors, shafts, belts, etc. Also
Hart Carter Separater for
separating oats and wheat:
1 seed treater complete with
motor. Joe Durant, C/O Du-

rant Eggs Farm, Box 308,
ublin,

1951 Farmall H_ traetor,
mower, harrows, subsoiler,

cut-off saw, all in good cond.,

600. Silvey Bearden, Rt. 5,

umming. Ph. 7741.

Super A Farmall tractor,
all equip, except mower ed
pake, at my home at Alpine,

mi, S. Menlo. T. T. Toles,

enlo.

1 H. Mule drawn wagon
and harness, both in good
ond., $50. Ronald T. Sykes,
$376 Snapfinger Road, Litho-
hia. Ph: 9552.

John Deere B tractor with
2 row equip. and No. 5 mow-
er, WD Allis Chalmer trac-

r with 4 dise tiller power

t. Sell separate or together
er trade on Cub tractor with
equip. C. W. Finney, .Had-
dock. Ph. WE 2-4260,

Transplanter used 1. sea-
son with water attachment,

ood as new, fits tractor with
-point hook up. Emmett
Seabolt, Margret.

1 man _-chain saw, Mall
model 2-MG, Bow blade, usgd
about 1 hr. since complete
overhaul, $50: 1 hand power
saw, Skilsaw model 127 with
6 and 8 in. blades, in good
eond., $25. H. G. Hinton, Rt.
2, Stockbridge. Ph. 2741.

Farmall Cub tractor with | dbl

lights, starter. hydraulie con-
trols, completely overhauled,
painted with planters, fertil-
izer attachment, and eulti-
vators, $550; 1953 Ford trac-
ter, 2 disc plow, bush and
bog harrow, front end loader,
all excellent cond., $950. W.
R. Wood, Rt. 3, Box 70-A,
Newnan. Ph, 354-W.

FOUIPMENT



. $80 at my farm. Al-
so want good 5 HP Garden
tractor. State best price in
first letter. Hubert C, Hen-
derson, Rt. 2, Cumming,

Quail Equip: Laying cages,
5 a.; in sections of 5, Also
Holding pens, $15 eg, Mrs.
J. BH. Hitchcock, 575 Elmwood
St. N. W., Atlanta 18. Ph.
SY 4-5525,

500 gal. Propane gas tank,
under-ground type, for farm
use, $150 at my place. G. H.
Pace, 2845 Old Hapeville
Road, S.W., Atlanta 15. Ph.
PO 7-5260.

Large 2-wheel tractor trail-
er, 2 disc plow for M or MT
John Deere tractor: 1. disc
harrow, needs. some repair,
for sale or trade for 2 disc
Athens plow or eattle. J.B.
Cowart, Adairsville.

Hydraulie pump and pr. of
Rams for WD or WC Allis
Chalmer tractor, fits on pow-
er take-off, $50. C. C. Camp-

bell, Rt. 1, Box 38, White
Plains. Ph, Howard, 17-3357.

Reg. size platform seale,
$35; small size platform

scale, $25. Letters ans. M. F.
Hammock, Jefferson. Ph. EV-
7-8673.

Wheelhorse Garden tractor
with turner, dise nlow and
cultivator. J. B. Bell, Sr,
5621 Redan Road, Rt. 1
Stone Mountain. Ph, 9098.

1957 Ford cultivating trac-
tor 640,: practically new. F.
L. Hammoek. Rt. 1,
leen. Ph. Perry, GA 9-1909.

400 cap. Elec. incubator,
thermostat controlled, red-
wood cabinet, excellent cond..
$50. Mrs. R. Rich, 106
Adams Drive,--Smyrna, Ph.
Marietta, 8-8136.

1952 one row Allis Chal-
mer tractor, good rubber,
starter, motor, perfect cond.;
2 Cultivators, dise plow. bot-
tom plow, 8 disc cutaway
harrow; Gee Whiz with fen-
ders, mowing machine. All
good working order. $585.
Consider trading for med.
size Ford traetor or Cub with
less equip. F. M. Abee, Dah-
lonega _

Complete set of planters,
. hopper style, cot
ton hoppers included for 1954
Super C Farmall, excellent

cond.; 1954 Intnl Harvester

Ensilage, excellent cond., with

row crop header. Reasonable
for cash. T. Whipple Simp-
son, Cochran.

2 H. Oliver mower and
rake for sale. See at my
home at Ludville. H. S. Rich-
ard, Rt. 2, Ranger.

Kath- |,

with cot-|'

. DB Incubator, 300 egg cap.,
used only 1 season, $50; also
set reel gang mowers for
Garden tractor, $65. Mrs. H.

L. Wiley, 1023 Holcombe
Road, Rt. 8, Stone Mountain.
Ph, BU 9-6482.

Laying cages for _ sale

cheap. Walter L. Clarke, Rt.
4, Schofield Rd.,- College
Park, Ph. PO 7-0443.

EQUIPMENT

WANTED





Want Rotary Mower to fit
or pull with Farmall Cub
tractor, H. P, Oswald, Box
64, Savannah.

Want one end loader for 4491

Ford or Farmall tractor, or
will buy tractor and loader
together. Must be reasonable.
oe Waldrop, Hill City. Ph.
5887.

Want 1/5 or 1/3 HP Hlec.
motor with starter for Cut-
off saw. Must be in A-1
.cond., reasonable for cash,
Must be willing to ship. State
orice and size in first letter.
Letters ans. Clyde Vines, Rt.
1, Felton.

Want good used Butane gas
tank, 150 gal. cap. for farm

use. Write particulars and
price, J. O. Carter, Rt. 2,
Nicholls. :

Want cast iron syrup ket-
tle, 55 gal. or more \ap.,
within 50 mi. of Jesup. State
price, Mrs, J.C. Darby. Rt:

1, Jesup.

Want cultivators for Farm-
all Cub tractor. Tandy P.
Farist, White Stone,

Want 8 deck chicken broad-
er, State price and cand.
Must be reasonable priced
and near Atlanta. C. R. Phil-
pot, Box 65, Bolton.

Want pr. wire fence stret-
chers, the dog end chain. pull
(not the wench type), or
parts, Prefer in some nearby
county. State what vou have
and price. M. A. Cook, Milan.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Cattle

Milking type reg. and grade
Shorthorn cows, heifers, and
1 bull for sale, 4 mi. E. Roys-
ton, Goldmine Community.
Mrs, Clara N. Jones, Rt, 2,
Bakers Bridge Rd., Royston.

Reg. Polled Shorthorn bulls,



7-13 mos. old, $150 to $200 ea.
Burt Bennett, Rt. 8, Moultrie.

March, 1958



jat my farm 5 mi. W. Metter,

ies
3 boars from

@ trash Molgicin- phd

Old Hapeville
lanta 15. Ph. PO 7-5260,

3 reg. Guernsey heifers, one
just freshen and other 2 to
freshen soon. Priced reason-
able, F, H, Bunn, Midville,

Dbl. standard reg. polled
Hereford bulls and 1 heifer,
well built, good color and con-
formation. Priced reasonable.
Roy Goddard, Rt. 2, Lithonia,
Ph. 2672.

Reg. polled Hereford bull,
15 mos. old, $150, E. C. Daw-
son 562 Loridans Drive, N. E.
Atlanta 5. Ph. CE 7-910.

Reg. Braham bull and cow,
for sale. H, J. Daniel, 58 E,
Main Street, Hogansville, Ph.

5 good blooded Shorthorn
and polled heifers, 15-18 mos.
old, reg. in buyers name. Gay-
nor Shurley, RFD 2, Warren-
ton. Ph. HO 5-3408.

Nice halter-broken, 9 mo.
old, reg. horned Hereford bull
Carl Roberts, Ball Ground, |

20 reg. polled Hereford heif-
ers, 9-12. mos. old, Adv. Dom
2nd Rollo Dom. breeding. Well
colored, and marked, extra
good quality. Sell separate or
entire lot. John L. Cummings,
1, Cartersville. Ph. 1480-

4 open reg. Angus heifers,
$250. ea, FOB farm, near Fo-
rest Park. O, M, Ruff, Sr., Rex
Road, Morrow, Ph. Stock-
bridge. 4366,

Swine.

Purebred Beltsville No. 1
pigs, 8 wks old. $25 ea. Walter
Waldrep, Dublin. Ph. 599-W,

Choice 9 wk. old Landrace
pigs, males and females, im-
ported bloodlines, treated,
reg. in buyers name, $60. ea.
William E. Lanier, Rt. 2, Box

3

84 Metter. Ph. 5-1035.

Reg. Tamworths, weaned
pigs, unrelated boars and gilts,
for sale. J. S. Davis, /o Abba,
Rt. 3, Fitzgerald. Ph, 6541.

33 clean shoats, average 35
lbs. ea; cert. life treated, mal-
es castrated, few red, mostly
black and black listed, 40e Ib.

near 46 & 57 cross Hwy. L. H.

Landrace stock hogs: Amer-

and imported bloodlines,
$3,000 Waerhaug,
6 mos. old. Treated for Cho-
lera, and Erysipelas, reg and
transferred to buyers name.
Brucelosis free herd. Jimmie



L, Willis,
Farm, Bonaire.

c/o Seldom Rest



sey} heg.
Je. G, H. Pace, 2845}5 mo:
Ol Hapeville Ri, SW. At |body. R













hogs 70-150 Ibs., color
50-50; 20-80; :
treated. Will not shi
Altman. Rt, 1, Alma,

poe.

boned. Horses boa
McCrackin,
DR 3-9731.

high, 5 gaited Ame

dler; i
Tenn. Walking Pony
eee Hamel

. i Al, ise =
fine Drive, Macon. B

Rex, reg., American
bred stallion, Reg, No,
Fisntietg Metter. Ph. MU 5- colts.

4584 Flat Shoals
tur. Ph. BU 9-6692.

Reg. No. 17217. 5 gait
ican Saddle stallion.
King Rex Peavine

Proven sire of quality
Mares Boarded. L. L.
Lake Mirror Road, Rt
lege Park. Ph. PO 1-1617,

FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE

)
. Ph. CH 2-47
Reg, Landrace

ages, imported bloodline:
time treated, $40 to $5
-|Steed, W. Ro

oke D

an
Fitzgerald, Ph. 3905,

Sev, young Hamp
bred for second litter
boar. Each -breed
J, A. Swint, Barnesy.

Reg. Poland China
and gilts, 2-3 mos. old

ters) $35 ea. Wayne
Oak Park. Ph. LO 2-2 :

Yorkshire hogs,

crat lean mea.
Champion English
(considered by man

i car aera,

buyers name, $
or phone, Lawton
Geo. McEachen,
Hazlehurst. Ph. Fr,
2155. 5

Hi

Spotted Poland

and pigs; sow $20 an
pig. ae clea
c/o Williams Dairy,
755, Columbus. =

Reg. Spotted Poland
$45-

Horses, Mules,
At-Stud: Doctor

reg. American Saddl
stallion (Bourbon > K

Over 16
Forest Par

Golden Palomino,

Tenn,

10 Shetland Pony

At Stud: Red Lights

oven sire

of top qui
Thomas G. owe kK
Road, De

At Stud: Briar Creek

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ADAMS-BRISCOE FARM, Jackson, Georgia : Tugalo River Dairy Feed Bide ici 16,00
Crimped Oats with Molasses ~ 11,00 4.00 12.00 (P) Fat 17.50 :
(P) Fiber F 11,00 5,30 13.90 Tugalo River Gray Shorts : 15.00 3.80
BLecKLey WAREHOUSE, Gochran, Georgia , if oo (P) Fat 16.20.
Ground Shucks and Molasses G 2.00 : 31.00 | MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, LTD., August 1 G if
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(P) Fiber F 23.30 3.30 -5.20/ Monroe Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meals Britas Genes 36.00
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: Red Lion Shorts ~ pn 16, : on | MUTUAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Ozark, Alabai
Rod Lion Short (P) Fiber cn s oe Sunny Dale Brand 45% Protein Seeman oil Feed 45.00
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(P) Protein F 42.80 10.80 7.70) SOUTHERN FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Orlando, Florida
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" MPANY, Selmi. Georgia :
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INE. Cincinnati, Obie
$ 18.00 4.50 4.50
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G 16.00 2.50 12.00
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1 feed as declared
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Menre Brand i Cottonseed Meal - Prime Quality G 36.00
* Fiber High F 41,00

MOWAT, WILSON AND COMPANY, Detroit, Michigan
1 feed as declared

4.00 16.00
$80 16.80



1 feed as declared

NATIONAL ALFALFA DEHYDRATING AND MILLING COMPANY, ase, Golorade



NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
4 feeds as declared



OSCEOLA FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, Kissimmee, Florida
1 feed as declared

THE THOMAS PAGE MILLING COMPANY, Topeka, Kansas
1 feed as declared



PILLSBURY MILLS, ING., Clinton, lowa
4 feeds as declared



PIRKLE FEED AND SEED COMPANY, Conyers, Georgia
feed as declared



PLANTERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Clarksdale, Mississipp!
1 feed as declared



PRODUGERS RICE MILLS, INC., Stuttgart, Arkansas
1 feed as declared



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das declared



THE oe OATS COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois
10 feeds as declared



RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri 100





Purina Dairy Chow 6-16% @ i 2.50 13.00
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1 feed as declared
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Rice Mill By-Product G 6.00 5.00 28,00
F 7.50 4.80 27.80

* Fat Low
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_ GIL MILL, Rome, Georgia
3 feeds as declared



THE RUBY MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Georgia
1 feed as declared



SAVANNAH VALLEY FEED COMPANY, Royston, e406
1 feed as declared

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5 2 feeds as declared
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Pure Wheat Bran 14,50 3.50 11.00
RIES, Bradenton, Florida * Fat Low 17.20 8.20 =+11.00
Sweetest d Citrus Pulp 6.00 ie Ea 1 feed as declared
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3 feeds as declared eae
MILLING. COMPANY, Gaines Seorgle. SPARTAN GRAIN AND MILL COMPANY, Spetcibaiy: South Gerolina
4 feeds as declared
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1 feed as declared
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Cob, Shuck and Molasses : GS 2.00 80 24.00
nouien a Hartwell Granta (Ke aa Fiber High F 450 .60 24.00
SWIFT AND COMPANY, Cumming, Georgia .
ERS INC. Memes Teanesce Swift's Broiler Finisher Medicated % 12.00 6.00 4.0
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es SWIFT AND COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois
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ARNER, Sandersville, Ganagia re =e oon er Augusta, Georgia
COMPANY, Americas, Dorey THOMAS MILUNG COMPANY, Hazlehurst Geargie
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as declared : 1 feed as declare
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NG COMPANY, # Augusta, Georgia T fed of aaiaica "
VALDA WOOTEN, McRae, Georgia
1 feed as declared '
WRENS COMMUNITY CENTER, Wrens, Georaid
2 feeds as declared s : e
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LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE



At Stud: Bandar No. 6213,
opper chestnut, 8 yrs. old,
8 hands, 1,000 lbs. Son of
hampion Rafmirz, grandson
of Champion Raffles. Sire of
Outstanding stock and pleasure
horses. Fee, $50 with return
privilege during season. Mares
oarded $1 per day. Willard
grain, 609 Murray Hill Dr.,
alton. Ph. 367.

At Stud: Reg. Palomino,
eg. No. 15058. Sire, Buddy
r.; Dam, Buttercup Wilson.
generations of reg. Palo-
minos. Mares boarded. J. E.
raham, Box 282, Patterson.

Sheep & Goats

Nubian Saanan milk goat,
freshen March 21, giving 3-4
ts. daily, 4 yrs. old, $20 FOB.
. B. Phillips, Rt. 1, Damascus.

80 common goats for sale or
trade for shoats or for 4 white
peccings. L. H. Vanlanding-
ham, Howard.

1 milk goat freshened in
March fo rsale. Make reason-
ble offer. Mrs. J. B. Stevens,
R 1, Box 247-B, College Park.

Ph. Fairburn 4231.

Nice Nubian milk goat giv-
ing gal. milk daily; Saanan
freshen first of May; nice Saa-
nan freshen last of April. All
with first kids; also nice Saa-

an giving 3 qts. daily now.

rs. Lee Kirkley, 3860 Cas-

- @eade Road, S.W., Atlanta 11.

Large white Saanan buck,
$10; 4 nice fat male kids, $5
a.; also two 2 qt. does, "$15
ea. Mrs. L. W. Smith, Ste-
phens. :

5 Saanan grade milk goats,

just fresh with 2 kids each;

due in early May; one not
red. $20 to $75 ea. eee
their kids. J. M. Owen, Rt.
Hwy. 41 S, Tifton.

5 reg. Suffolk rams and 2
unregistered rams from same
Sand Dr. Linwood Morris, 902

oe Bar Ferry Road, Augus-

Nice 2 and 3 yr. old Suffolk
gems for sale, also 200 large

estern ewes, $15 ea. for
ewes, R. L. Jackson, Jones-
boro. Ph. GR 8-6217.

10 Reg. Hampshire bucks: 8
are 1 yr. old and two are 2
rs. old, for sale. J. M. Allen,
{2 Vidal Boulevard, Decatur.
h. DR 7-4758.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want 5 reg. Black Angus
eows with calves and 1 reg.
-related Black Angus bull.
Hive best price in first letter
Bee where they can be seen.

ce Geilfuss, P. O. Box|-

779, Atlanta 2.

Want middleaged Shetland
ony, buggy and _ harness,
mplete. Send price and if
you can deliver. Contact at
sa G. T. Downs, Box 127,
rightsville.

Want purebred Spotted Po-
Jand China pigs. State size
and price. Must be in N. Ga.
Paul Parks, Rt. 1, Ellijay.

Want good sound gentle
mule that will work anywhere.
Wt. 900 to 1,000 Ibs. Must be
reasonable and near Austell.
Walter M. Mitchell, Rt. 5;
Austell. Ph. 9235,

Want reg. Black Angus bull,
blocky type. Must be young,
but ready for service and rea
sonably aoe H. M. Thomp-
son, Rt. 1, Adrian.

POULTRY

FOR SALE





500 Keystone White Leghorn
oung hens, bred to lay in
ull production, $1.25 ea. KS.
mith, Rt. 2, Hahira. Ph. Val.
osta, CH 32- 0704.

Pe og ae 7 fore PF,

to be returned at once at buy-



Modern Game Bantams: BB
reds, Birchens, and Silver
Duckwings. Winners in At-
lanta Poultry Show and SE
Fair, $6. pr; $8. trio. Cocks,
$4. L. L. Murphy, Lake Mir-
ror Road, Rt. 3, College Park.
Ph. PO 1-1617.

8 Hamburg hens and 1
rooster, mee ea. H. S. Rich-
ard, Rt. 2, Ranger.

400 ee producing young
Hy-Line hens, $1. ea. for en-
tire lot. Harris Collier, Jersey.

Hatching eggs: Single comb
foster legged Buff Orphing-
ton bantam eggs, $1.50 doz;
2 doz., $2.75. Also roosters, $1.-
50 ea. Add postage. Mrs. V. M.
Johnson, Shellman.

Nice white Hackle hen ahd
Gray Goose brood cock, $5. or
exch. for 5-1/2 or 6 Ib. game
cock in perfect cond. C. L.
Griffin, 712 Oak Street, Gain-
esville.

Purebred heavy type Dark
Cornish hatching eggs, 15, $1.-
65; 30, $3.15 and my carton

ers expense. MO only. Miss
Cora B. Patterson, Rt. 1, Box
sory Ly.

10 young hens, 75c ea. Mrs.
Ethel Brewer, Rt. 1, Comer.

4 prs. Guineas, $2.50 pr;
Pr. bronze turkeys, last years
hatch, $9.; 2 young billy goats,
$4.50 ea; also rabbits for sale.
George D. Emerick, 909 New-
bert Ave., Macon.

Bronze Turkey eggs, $2.50
doz. Edward Robertson, Rt.
2, Loganville.

Bronze turkey eggs, 45. $3.
W. R. Sexton, Jr., 1632 Harts
Mill Rd. NE, Atlanta 19.

33 large type Toulouse and

Embden breeds, $3. ea. Max
B. McMaster, Rt. 1, Conyers.

POULTRY

WANTED





Want 250-300 three or four
A grade pullets, 2-4 mos. old.
Advise. John Carroll, Rt 23.
Buford.

Want baby or ee eye

and young ee ive age
and price. C. R. Philpot, Box
65, Bolton.

Want to trade Chinese gan-
der goose for old time white
or grey gander. Mrs. Lee Kirk-
ley, 3860 Cascade Road, S.W.,
Atlanta 11.

Want 10 to 25 Bantam hens
and 2 to 5 roosters. State kind,
year hatched, and price. Also
want 2 turkey hens and 1

obbler. Will come for them.

. B. Bankston, 159 Ellen-
wood Road, Ellenwood. -

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Pr. young Black Carneaux
pigeons, $5. Mrs. G. W. Wil-
liams, Williams Road, Rt. 1,
Box 755, Columbus.

1957 hatch Indian Blue Pea-
fowl, $25.00 pr; peafowl eggs,
$1 ea. D. Kennedy, Rt. 2,
Quitman.

3 pr. extra fine oval Blue
Peacock, according to ages,
$35; $45 $50; one extra male,
$17.50. Sell at reduced price if
you come for them. G. R. Ellis,
116 Second Ave. E, Cordele.

Best quality extra large util
ity White King Pigeons, mated
and working, $2 and $3 pr. L.
P. Mingledorff, Alma Hwy.,
Douglas Ph. 0244-J.

Americas finest strain
White King Pigeons, $3 pr. Not
less than 2 pr. shipped. Ogden
Gefhuss, c/o Melody Brook
Farm, Rt. 3, Windy Hill Road,
Marietta. Ph. Smyrna, HE i

NZ White Rabbits, fancy
bred does $8-$10 ea. Other
does or bucks, $4-$5 ea; Few
commercial and Angora cross
8 yrs. back, $5 and $6 for
bucks, I doe, $8 C. W. Page,
149 North Ave. NE, Aflants 8.
Ph, TR 4-6452,



|? NZ White and Calif, Rab-|-

bits:either sex $1.50; grown
buck $2.50; T. A. McCling,
1022 Indian Creek Drive,
Stone Mountain. Ph. HI 3-
7590.

Pr. fine White pink-eye Rab-
bits, 18 mos. old, $4.50 Deney
Holland, c/o Bud Holland,
Coogler Road, Dalton.

~ 1958 quail eggs for sale.
Also will hateh eggs for any-
one. J. H. Pratt, Lithonia. Ph.
4681.

Quail Bobwhite, Tenn Reds
and Chukar partridges. Have
eggs now. Will ship. Sat. Guar;
booking orders for chicks and
eggs for summer del; also one
round incubator for sale.
Charles O, Edwards, 216 High
land Drive, Elberton. Ph. 829.

pr. No. Bobwhite quail
for eae reasonable if sold im-
mediately. Jim W. Grist, 404
Puckett Street, Forest Park.
Ph. PO 7-3923.

Day old Bobwhite quail,
$37.50 C; Also Bobwhite quail
eggs,, graded from 100 egg
hens, $18 C. L. E. Brannen, Jr.,

Ph. PO 4-2834,
Finest 1957 hatch, extra
large No. Bobwhite quail

(bred and improved 38 yrs.).
Adult quail 1-3 oz. heaviez
than average. Mature, heavier
Bobwhites $4. pr. and up ac-
cording to wts. and quailty, 5
pr. minimum shipped. William
A. Thomas, 421 Mark Bldg.,
Atlanta 3. Ph. MU 8-0866.

Bobwhite quail and Chukar

|partridge chicks and eggs. Few

Bobwhite and Chukar males
available. Accepting orders for
summer and fall del. of Bob-
white, Tenn. Red, Gambel,
Calif. Valley. Blue Scale, Jap
(Coturnix), Blonde quail and
Chukar Partridge. Will ship.
Sat. Guar. Cliff Purcell, 217
Mt, Vernon Dr. Decatur. Ph.
DR 3-4238.

Hatching eggs: shipped Par-
cel Post PP: Blue Peafowl,

Pheasants, Quail, . Chukars,
Turke "Mallards, Bantams
and hite Guineas. Also want

sev. prs. pure stock Mallard

ducks, true to color, different
bloodlines. J, Hie Street, 3090
Buford moe Atlanta 6. Ph.
ME4~7888

25 Ringneck Shencint hen
breeders, fine Golden Red
hens and cocks. Mrs. Annie B.
Haygood, Yatesville.

Rings neck phesatn eggs, $1
doz. shipped PP or $1.25 doz.

called for. Mrs. J. L. Taylor,

Re 2; Fort Valley. Ph. TA 5-
5804.



SAME. FOWL, efc.

WANTED



Want good breed of Guinea
pigs, prefer short hair and
some long hair. Also _ sell 6
and 8wk old Bantam chicks
$3 doz. Lackard Bell, 2677
Pharr Road, N. E. Atlanta 17.
Ph, DR 7-4398. +

Want. one 2 yr. old female
Peacock. Thomas C. Wylly,
Tennille.

HANDICRAFTS

FOR SALE





NOTICE: Advertisements
submitted for this column
must be confined to articles
that can be used in the actual
operation of the home or farm.
Objects created solely for or-
namentation or dislapy such as
paper or wax flowers or ob-
jects which would fall under
the category of oer: can not be
accepted.

Woven potholders, 2, 25c:
dbl. crochet sunflower pot-
holders, 50c ea.; white dish
towels, dif. trim, 10c ea. No
checks. Add postage. Mrs.
Byron Haynes, Rt. 7, Gaines-
ville.

10 quilt tops Ste of nice
new. cotton otteal. ae
work, $2.25 ea Ts. Lynn
Ragland, Roopville, <





Croehet 3 piece vanity ge
white, solid or mixed colors.



State color wanted. $1.50 set. |

Also 12 in. centerpieces, 75c;

.2 piece doily sets, $1 ea., plus

10c postage. No COD. Miss
Ovie Mae Phillips, Rt. 2,]
Dallas.

Infants washable leather

shoes, white, blue, and pink.
Give second choice of color.
Felt sandals, with toe design,
80c pr.; border print design
pillowcases, $2 pr. Add post-
age. Mrs. Roy Grindle, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega.

Crochet centerpieces, 50c|P
ea.; larger sizes, $3.50 ea.;
crochet edge for pillowcases,
$1 pr.; crochet edge popcorn
design, 35c yd.: sugar and|{
cream pot holders, 50c: pra
Mankerchief aprons, $1,25 ea.
Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt. 2,
Box 150, Camilla.

Ladies fancy tea aprcgs,
neatly made and _ trimmed
with rickrack, tape and ruf-
fles, dif. styles, 60c ea.; new
hand embroidered pillow-

cases, full size, of good

bleached material, $2 pr. Add

postage. Miss Marie Mathis, | 9
Reo Ellijay. 3

White crochet pocues
trimmed in blue, pink, yel-
low, and green,. 75 pr; bibs
to match, both for $1: white
crochet lace for pillowcases,
$1 pr. Add postage. Vrs. H.
H. Robinson, Rt. 1, Monroe.

Nice. homemake
prints, solid colors, or white
with matching trim, 50c ea.;
with bibs, 75c; . white dish
towels, large size, 10c ea.;
trimmed with colored thread,
15c ea. 2, 25c. Mrs. Paul Rob-
inson, Rt. 8, Robinson. :

Crochet grape- doilies,
colors, $3; others dif.
and shapes, 8 and 20 in. $2
and $3. Add postage. | No |.
checks. Mrs. L. V.Smith, Rt.
2, Lumber City. 2

Little girls print dresses,
machine made, 1-6 yrs.;
fancy organdy tea. aprons,
stitched around edge, white
and colored, $1.50 ea. Add
postage. Miss Ethel Crowe,
Rt. 2, Gainesville.

aprons, |

dif.

approx.
Spi-

2 new quilt tops,
79 x 90 inches, $3 ea.;

der Web centerpieces, about | $7.

23 inches, $2.50. Booties,

$1.25. Add postage. Miss Eula | s

Cox, Rt. 2, Cave Springs.

Tiny Tot baby shoes, of|
wool felt, small and medium
sizes, white, blue, pink, yel-
low and maize trim, $1.25.
PP. Mrs. W. H. T. Acree, 819
Falls Road, Toccoa.

New handmade quilts, large
size, good cotton material an
padding, $6.50 ea.; Nice tea
aprons, trimmed, 55c_ ea.;
Little girl aprons, white or
print, 35c ea. PP. Mrs. Ven-
tis Weaver, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

New handmade, large size|

quilts, asst. designs, good cot-

ton material and padding, $6.

ea.; hand embroidered pil-
loweases, full size, bleached
cotton material, bright color-
ed thread, $2 set.; white em-
broidered tea aprons, $1 ea.
Add ae Mrs.
Ellis, . Ellijay.

an with blue butterfly
border pillow cases, $2 pr.
Add postage. Mrs. Lee Hood,
Rt. 1, Gainesville. :

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





Sassafras, Blood, and Yel-
low Roots, 4 Ib. box full, $1.
Add postage. Miss Grace E.
Parks, s. Rt. 3, Ellijay.

sizes |'

d|man, Rt. 5

Dewey

Soe Hickory |
Meats: Hams, 10-20
Ib; shoulders, 10-15
Ib: sides, 10-18 Ilbs., 50:
Shipped. COD. Guar. ta
spoilage. Mrs. Louise 1
Box 5, Dexter.

Artichokes, $1. 15 g
; $1.50 gal oni

$1.50 gal at my
plants, $1.50 -C; $10. 00 \
. Page, 149 North -

NE, Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4

Calif. multiplying B

ea. Song! iE _
Dial. 3 5

honey - ae 51
new, ae Aldene
RFD , Thomaston.

a bug,
wheels, in go
Ken Register, Rt. A,
Hahira. ;

: Big Dairy, erne gdeke

alike, 3 $1., and 20c po
for 3. Mrs. Hoke Gold
2 Box 38, Bremen.

Bamboo cane roots 5 5
Add postage. Denver |
606 are St...

TE 319

- Calif futiapayiag e

|25c per start, and

envelope. E. Fr We

Hand gathered -and
dried Sage, $1.35 lb P.
rubbed Sage, ready
ee a ou =
ison,

1/2 oar fruit jars at
or at : S at a

paindanons
if all are
rave never
H. Hallawa:
Box 218, Lithonia.

. "Martin and dipper go

(25 ea. aoe mix. s
tel

ea. Mrs. W.
Box 150, Camill

Large Martin gourds, 5:
gourd seed, large pkg
Add postage, Mrs. W.
, Ellijay.

5,000. tobacco sti
all at once or few at a
Jack Newman, 38 Bishop








AD 2 City, Savanneh.

6-2747.

Blue Gill _ Fingerlings
sale be ready for Bass sto
this summer. Truck delive
or pick up at my farm. Lan
Craft, Clayton,

Calif. multiply eae:
25c per start. Add 3c
= ea. orden:

ial. :

Fresh _ Calif.

Large Bell, size 4
inches cross. Wt. about
lbs. with clapper and
er, all in perfect cond.
Wilson, 323 Fourth A
Decatur. Ph. DR 8

No. 4 farm
with frame, - $12.00.. os





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