Commissioner

ulletin

Phil Campbell,











peated to speed up construe-
ena. Under the new



tor, Farmers Home Administration, the

has been expanded as an anti-
Measure as well as to provoke
improvement. Formerly, an eligi-
applicant had to own a farm that pro-
ed a more substantial part of the op-
ors annual stash income, Vansant ex-
in ed Be f
in addition to the $400 production re-
rement, an applicant must also: 1. have
| vt farm: and other income to pay
gand family living expenses,
yments on existing debts and on
roposed housing loan; 2. be without
t Hoe ae on his own account











or Jee farm houses, or other
\ far lng, and to ee

; many other pt oments to the
s well as to farm service buildings.

farm owners may "porrow funds

or other farm buildings for their
E ik

ald an the Farmers Home Admini-
on county supervisor in their home
7, Said Panial ~



r, build, or make improvements to -







A gricultis at |
CALENDAR

June 20, Atlanta Georgie Poultry
Coronation Banquet.

June 22-24, Athens Agricultural Co-
operation Short Course.

June 25, Tifton Tobacco Field Day

July 8-7, Atlanta Georgia Seedmens
Assn Conventon.

July 18, Ailanta Georgia Holstein
; Assn.
Grounds.

Sale, Southeasiern Fair-







Research On Storing ihage
Corn Silage Results Told

Trench silage eosts less than silage

stored in an upright silo, according to a

cooperative study by the USDA and the
Alabama Experiment Station on 71 Ala-
bama farms.

It costs $5.18 to harvest, store, and feed
a ton of silage when an upright silo is
used, compared to $3.93 with a trench silo.
Spoilage was 2.3 percent greater, how-
ever, with the trench silo.

CORN SILAGE |

Corn silage can be fed to brood sows
during gestation with satisfactory results,
aceording to Perdue University.

The three year research program
showed that feeding of good quality corn
silage, 1.5 pounds of a high quality pro-
tein, and minerals free choice, resulted in
a 20 percent: reduction in feed costs, an

- increase of 1.4 to 2.0 more pigs per sow
at farrowing, and an increase of 0.3 to 1.3
more pigs per litter at weaning.



\

NUMBER 41

Housewives Are Buying

Smaller Hams, Pork Cuts

By JESSE HALL
State Dept. of Agriculture

Mass farmers today are not receiving
the maximum and most efficient returns
from their hogs. This is because their hogs
are not marketed at the correct weight.

The best weight, so the paekers tell us A

today, is around 200 pounds.
The majority of our housewives are

looking for the smaller hams, picnics and
other cuts of pork because of the reduced
size of todays family unit, modern eook-
ing methods, and many other factors.

When the hog reached approximately 230


























pounds in weight it willlay onfatoverthe

body at a much faster rate than the lighter
hogs; in other words the gain in weight is
primarily a gain in fat around and in the
carcass.

A large number of the fat hogs mark- a

eted in Georgia would be meat type hogs
if they are sold at weights

to feed his hogs to heavier weights may

feel justified in doing so because he has

a surplus of corn, but he would realize

more money in return if he would buy =

enough pigs to utilize his corn and then
sell all of the hogs at the proper weight.
Quite often a difference of 30 or more
pounds of weight will grade the hog down
from a U.S. No. 1 to a No. 2, or from a
U.S. No. 2 down to a No. 3. E
The extra fat on the carcass will not
all be on the outside of the carcass. Much
of it will be intermingled throughout the
shoulders and a large amount of intra-
muscular fat will be inside of the ham.
Statistics show that the hams of a U.S. No.
3. grade hog will be around 26 percent fat
while the ham from a U.S. No. 1 grade hog
will be only about 6 percent fat. Actually,
it is this intramuscular fat that the pack-
ers are concerned with, They can trim the

fat from the outside of the ham, shoulders,

and pork chops but the nr fat cannot be
trimmed out. :

From an economical standpoint, the
producers are losing money when they
feed their hogs to the heavier weights.







man cenenerese

G eovsla, First:

@ PEANUTS @ PROTECTED FOREST LANDS @ PIMENTO PEPPER
@ BROILERS @ IMPROVED PECANS

e@ NAVAL STORES







from 180
to 220 pounds. The farmer who continues.
































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of Agriculture. Entered
1937, at post office, Covington,
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special
rate of postage provided for in Section 1103. Act of

OLD and NEW addresses.

tlanta.

Covington, Ga.,
as second
Ga.,

Oct. 8.

8 disc Taylor Way bush &
bog harrow, in. disc, 3
point hitch, harrow in new.
cond., $165.00. Preston _M.
Worley, Rt. 3, Riverdale Rd.,
College Park. Ph. Jonesboro
GR 8-8193.

Oliver Manure spreader,
perfect condition, $235.00.
Letters ans. Dorothy B. Wat-
tg Rt. 2, Alpharetta. Ph.
5381.

Mule drawn David Bradley
hay rake, used 1 yr. eggs

for both or trade. Ni. 4D:
Byron, Rt. 2, Douglasville.
Phone 2332.

1955 Oliver 66 Diesel row
crop tractor, used very little;
nearly new Oliver mowing
machine; used Oliver com-
bine; Oliver bottom plow,
Taylorway bush and bog har-

row, JD smoothing harrow
for sale reasonable. Fred
West, Rt. 1, Woodstock. Ph.
GL 5-6597.

Hydraulic Ram No. 10, new
in original shipping crate, 1-
1/4 in. intake, in. dis-
charge, $50.00. D. L. Denni-
son, P. O. Box 192, Macon.

1 H. all metal trailer ex-
cellent cond., for sale. 2H
ene Rt. 1, Dublin. Ph.
RY

Hay Rake: 3 point lift
power dump type, for Ford

tractor, used about 10 hrs.,
priced reasonable. L. E.
Barnhart, Rt. 2, College Pk.,

Phone PO 6-4196.

Homelite EZ-6 one man
bow chain saw, used 2 wks
cut 23 cords of wood, good as
new, warranty on saw, $225.
Cc. R. Brackett, 209 South
ue St., Stone Mountain. Ph.
695.

Hay mower and rake, used
very little; 6 row cotton dus-
ter, good condition, all for
Super A Farmall tractor,
priced to sell at my farm 4-
1/2 mi. E. Loganville on Hwy.
78. J. H. Brookshire, Rt. 1,
Loganville.



Planter outfit for Farmall



FARM

WORK

WANTED

Cub tractor, almost new, $10
Also one tiller, $25.00. T. H.
Graver, Fayetteville. Phone
4302.

36 baby chicken feeders &
23 broiler feeders, all good



White man, wife, 7 chil-
dren, 3 large enough to help
with work, wants job on
broiler or egg farm or cat-

4le farm. Exp. in all, and
like the work. Reasonable
galary and 4- 5 R._ house,

elec., etc. Can start right a-
way. Have to be moved. ag
$B .Ward, 180 Flat Shoals
Ave. S. E. Atlanta 16, Ph.
JA 3-8976.

White Christian man and
wife, son, 19 yrs. old, wants
job on farm, driving tractor

nd truck. Exp. all lines farm-
ng. Wages or shares. 3 -4 R.
house, lights, etc. J. M. Swal-
Jows, 883 Cherokee Ave., S.
E. Atlanta 15,

White man, 45 yrs. old,
wife and 12 and 7 yr. old
@aughters, wants job on farm
with reliable people, doing
gen. farm work. 4-5 R. house
elec., and reasonable salary.
Coleman F. Smith, 30 Or-
mond St., S. E. Atlanta 15.,

wants job
chores on

White woman
doing light farm
farm, for $15.00 week and
room and board. Miss Ethel
Selph, Rt. 1, Milan.

White, married man and
wife (both work) wants job
on farm helping to gather
erop, or looking after cows
and _ hogs. Can move any
time. Olen Lowery, Pitts.

54 yr. old, white man wants
job on farm, doing any kind
farm work except drive trac-
tor; also exp. in raising
broilers. No bad habits. Ch.
going man. Want $10.00 a
week and board and room.
L. E. Ringer, Bremen. - Ph:
3458.

Middleaged man, 3 in fa-
mily, wants job on gen. farm,
drive tractor and truck, and
other gen. work. Exp. in all.
James L. Morris, Rt. 2, Buch-

yard work exp.

Want young married cou
ple from country,

garden work. Room,
and salary.

lanta 6. Ph. ME 4-7888.

ing, with boy large enoug
to hop. Milk. true: Ri:
Jennings,
897), Macon.

man, respectable, to live o

do light farm work.

kett, Rt.
3957.

Want good, honest,

|man 60-70 yrs.
to help on farm,

with work in flowers.
W. B. Cureton, Trenton.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE

Intn] 42 combine,
Crawfordville,
side del.
baler, D. L.



anan



Box 597, Warner Robins.

Retired, single, white man
wants job as Caretaker. Cat-
tle, hogs, chickens, garden &
Want mod-
ern conveniences, room, brd.,
and reasonable salary. Would



batch. CG. Henry, Rt. 2,| Heavy duty front end load-
Rockmart. er in good cond., used very
little, also corn mill grinder
. for sale. Mrs. A. D. Shirley,
Rt. 2, Clarkesville. Phone 3-

2481. :
WANTED 96 chick feeders without



in good |
health, with good references,
white or colored, no children,
for work on poultry farm and
board
Time off. J. H
Street, 3090 Buford Hwy., At-

Want small family to work
on farm and dairy. No milk-

G
P. O. Box 89 (or

Want reliable white wo-

farm with elderly widow, &
Pri-
vate room. Mrs. Emma Puc-
1, Buford. Phone

sober
old, retired,
also must
be able drive car and help
Mrs.





: good
cond., with motor for sale at
or exch. for
rake and pick-up
Fountain, P. O.

cond., $25.00, also 2 wheel
trailer with good tires and
body side planks, $40.00 at
my place on Hwy. 27 one ml.
N. Felton. J. A. Brown, Rt.
1, Felton. Ph. Buchanan,3742..

legs, 180 chick feeders with
legs, good to excellent cond.,
_|for sale. Also want egg bas-
kets and some metal nests in
good cond. Mrs. John F. Dil-
jon, Jr., Rt. 1, Martin. Ph,
Toccoa, TU 6-3927.

Allis Chalmer Roto hay ba-
ler, for sale. J. L. Benton,
Jr.. Box 48, Monticello. Ph.
Jackson, 7621.

Stewart No. 10 Clipper for
clipping mules, sheep, etc., in
good cond., 5.00 at my
home. Frank H. White, RFD
1, Hartwell. Ph. Franklin, 6-
2374. :

Deep well jet and 42 gal.
tank, $50.00. H. E. Morgan,
Conley Road, Conley.

Pr, corn meal rocks and
attachments, 48 in. size, flat
type. N. S. Hinton, Box 784
Covington. j

3 roller horse drawn syrup
mill in good shape, and goo
copper pan, $90.00 for oth
or trade for good mule, mare,
er cattle. Bud H. Holland,
Coogler Road. Dalton.

Fairbanks scale, 8 x 22, ten
ton, good cond., $150.00. M.
B. Verner, Suwanee.
Buford, 2927.

3 used Oakes Hog _ self-
feeders and good used _ ro-
tary mower, pull type, both
good cond, and reasonable;
also want used livestock
scales with 8 or 10 ft. plat-
.| form. Write. George W.

h

n



Atle

0g |cond., for sale.

Phone |:

s deep we
pump, 60 ft. pipe and tank.
Guy Sewell, 6190 Glenridge

Dr., Atlanta 19. Phone BL
5-1246. :

Some good used mule
drawn farm tools, also farm
bell with supporting irons,
for sale. W. R. Caldwell, Rt.
4, Elberton.

One and 2 H. Wagons and
Harnesses, $40.00 ea.; sev.
and 2 H. plows, $1.00-$5.00
ea.; single cut harrow for
small tractor, $15.00; JD Har-
row, 16 twenty in. disc, $175.
All good condition. W. R.
Moore, Rt. 1, Gray.

2 row Super C Farmall,
fully equip. for planting, cul-
tivation, etc. Farmall M har-
rows, Saw, grain drill, etc;
two 1,000 cap. gas brooders.
Mrs. Eulah H. Maffett, Rt. 1,
Box 88, Roswell.

13 row Massey Harris gr.
drill, like new. Glenn Hays,
Rt. 1, Temple. ;

2 almost new Surge Milk-
ers, the seamless type, one
10 can milk cooler, wet box
type, almost new; motor and
pump for Surge Milkers, al-
most new; also Hinman mo-
tor and pump for Hinman
machine, used. Robert J.
Thompson, Rt. 5, Thomaston.

Onan 2 cylinder AC Elec.
plant, 115 volts, 3,000 watts,
excellent cond.,
farm, $150.00 cash.
Bussey, The Rock.

TD-18 Intn] farm bull-
dozer; and lowboy, for sale.
Bryant Ivey, Rt. 1, Tennille.

Pete

_AC 66 Combine, used very
little, in excellent cond. Zack

ta, CH 2-3606.

2 Allis Chalmer combines
with grain bins and AC mo-
tors, good cond., $600.00 ea.
aon Bridges, Thomaston. Ph.

1952 Farmall A_ tractor
with most equip. in good
Will accept
young work
horse or mule. Z. P. Hall,
Rt. 4, Box 302, Savannah.
Ph. AD 6-4638. j

24 disc Ford harrow, an-
gles with hydraulic lift, used
very little, $145.00; 8 disc
breaking harrow, pull type,
$100.00; JD dbl. section ro-
tary hoe, $125.00; pick up or
pull. type, 3 point hitch, 2
H. wagon, good cond., $45.00.
Mrs. T. W.: Newsome, Sand-
dersville. ;

_5 HP Garden tractor, eul-
tivator, turning plow, cutt-
ing harrow, mowing blade &

$400.00 and

wheelweights for sale. Let-
ters ans. A. D. Rogers, Rt. 4,
Calhoun.

45 Intn] pick-up Hay bal-
er, good running shape, for
sale, W. M. Harris, Jeff Da-
vis Road, Thomaston.

Front 3nd loader for Case
tractor (VA series), used one
season, $400.00. W. R. Clark,
Rt. 3, Box 597, Albany.

Lummas Cotton gin tramp-
er, GM, 125 HP Diesel en-
gine on skids with power
take-off, 50 in. clarige cot-
ton gin fan, all late modeled,
in perfect cond. W. J. Shir-
ley, 2137 Lenox Rd., N. E.,
Atlanta 5. Ph. ME 6-3884.

Lundell forage harvester &
chopper, barely used, heavy
duty offset, for sale or trade.
Robert Nicholas, Perry, Ph.,
Garfield 9-2410. eS

_ Two 2 H. wagons, 1 mow-
ing machine, 2 cotton dusters,
all mule drawn, also one
1946 model 1-1/2 ton truck.
Aldora Keith, Alvaton.

Gas tobacco curers, 16 x
16 size, 8 burners, for sale
for half price. M. J. Hobb,
Rt. 2, Cordele. ;

Two D-7 Caterpiller trac-
tors, one good cond; other
running, but needs some re-
pairs; Fordson Major Diesel
tractor with dozer blade,
air tampers, one Thor rock
drill, La Tourneau L/S Scra-
er, 1948 F8 Ford, and 25 ton
helan trailer, all good cond.



Varn, Hahira.

1| Reidsville.

combine,

for use on|-

Wilkins, Hahira. Ph. Valdos- |

'good running cond.






























































































postage. M1 z
Crawfordville.
Buda Diesel_irriga

pump, direct driven 6 x
Gardner Denver Split Cas
pump, new cond. with
without pipe and_ sprinkle
also TD-18A Intnl with d
zer. Any or all for sale ch
Robert H. To
Phy 215i

. 52 power take-off I
$450.00; one
dows Grist Mill with V-8 mo
tor; corn sheller; feed grind
er; Meadows Hammer Mi
with 15 in. screen for sal
John C. Lee, Rt. 1, Welc
All Rd., College Park. -

Case filed silage cutt
cattle squeeze shoot; 1

dinner bell, complete
pulley for Farmall Cub

tor. Rex D. Steed, R
Carrollton. Ph. Roo

2131.

5 *
Keenco Egg grader, gra
5 sizes, 5 cases per hr.; go
cond.; also elec. broode
feeders, waterers, and _ othe
equip. for sale or trade f
incubator, wild bird bro
or Peafowl. . J. Gri
Rt. 14, Box 198, Atlanta

Want Keenco or other m
automatic feeder for chic
house with 300 or more f
chain, and trough. St
price, etc. Oman Cagle
8, Jasper. ae a

Ag

New Holland, 6 automs
tic pick-up hay baler eq
ment with motor, within
mi. radius Douglasville. C
tact D. W. Wilson, ts
Douglasville. ;

Want large Blacksmith a1
vil in good cond., and pric
right, within 25 mi.
price, location and cond. B
West, 2602 Stanislous Ci
Macon. 5 es

Want 175 to 200 ft. 1
or 3/4 in. pipe for Irrigatin
garden, etc. purposes. Must!
have small holes. Within 15
mi. Want at once. a
Thomas, Rt. 2, Cochran.

Want rotary mowe
Gravely garden tractor
or without saw, near Ma
Write cond. and price. |
Welsh, Rt. 2, Heath Rd.,
con. :

Want to trade John Deere
B Tractor, cultivator and
planter, almost new tires,
, with po-
wer lift, and power take-
for 1 row JD or Fai
with planter and cultiv
Write. Letters ans. H.
Miller, Rt, 1, Lindale.

.

Want late modeled Joh
Deere, 400 series, 3 poin
hitch, _ with hydraulic
tools, if any. harrows, cul
tivators, etc. State cond. 4
year model. H. T. Loyd, Rt
3, LaGrange. chs s

Want a good manur
spreader. State what yo
have and price. H. L. Wh

field, Rt. 2, Danielsville. PI
FE 5-4648. :

Want 2nd hand metal.
bins, in good cond. cheat)
within 80 mi. Rome. John
Nicholson, Rt. 5, Rome.

| Want used refrigerator
sulated truck body, no
smaller than 7 x 12_ ft.
farm use. Lewis Lin
Silver Creek. 4

Want used Ensilage eu
in good cond., with row cr
attachment preferred. Sta
cond. and price.
Crowe, Rt. 4, Winder.
1-0761. ets

Want mower for. a V \
Case tractor. Advise
Wm. Roberts, Rt. 6, M

Want used 1 row
with cultivators. State
model, age, cond.,
price for cash, or
terested in tr
ford



Charles W. Moore, Lawrence-
ville, 3 pn











































19 Thursday pol-
Yereford Sale at the
in Newton County.

Holly Springs

e '

21 Saturday, 10 A.
_ Auction Sale farm
pment at Peter Hod-
i Pavo i
2 J. D. trac-)
1 Avery tractor with
- mower, M&M baler,
delivery rake, Hay.
tor for use in field and
_ platform scales, Irri-
m system and others.

EED & GRAIN |

FOR SALE






























0, Fescue and Archard
hay, mixed. Baled
it rain, for sale. M. F.
son, 3496 Wesley Chapel
Decatur. Ph. BU 9-1859.

958 crop Sericea, Clover,
e, Rye grass and Alfal-
y, for sale. Cecil Travis,
rest Acres, Riverdale.

reral hundred tons of
58 crop No. 1 Coastal Ber-
a grass hay. Grass highly
tilized. Truck loard lots.
, baled oats cut in dough
bright and dry. Ber
nm, Tifton, Ph. 281-W-1.

\ pprox, 2,000 bu. yellow
n in the ear for feed, $1.50
5 Chance,
















































FOR SALE





bo Bushel gourd seed,
a. 3 for $1.; also Jumbo
rds, 4-5 ft. around, $25.
. seed for 2 doz. asst.
- gourds. L. E. Morgan,
aycross.

id fashioned bunch okra
, Germ. 76 pet; black
ed Half runner bean seed,
rm, 94 pet. All, 40c cupful.
Mary Ruth Phillips, Rt.
oyston. t
tender, white Half
Germ. be-
tandard, 50c
beans already broke-
3 also, yellow root
kK, 5c ea. plant.
No chks. Mrs.
. 2, Box 80, El-


















































ricea Lespedeza_ seed,
97 pct; Purity, 99.75
2. CWT; Ky. 31 Fescue
Germ. 94 pet; Purity, 99
$15. CWT. Cecil Travis,
crest Acres, Riverdale.

id time, tender, white Hal
er garden beans, 50c tea-
, Postpaid if 3 cups

; also ground Sage, 3
s, $1. P. B. Brown, Rt. 1
Ground.
ood, tender bunch bean
, brown striped Half run-
, 55 cupful. Add postage.
stamps nor chks. Mandy
nks, Rt. 1, Ranger.

Mtn. Huckleberry, bear-
i 2 75e; large

Sc
ewes 0Z;

proves 25 doz.

~Rosie Crowe, Rt. 1, Cum-

g. ire

.

Add post-

. C. short stem and heading
ollard plants, 50c C; $2.50
hot pepper, 50c; sweet pep-
Jants, one cent ea; Brim-
tomato, 40c C. All del.
Leliar Phillips, Rt. 1,









c. 2
c North Ave.. N.E. Atlanta

cabbage, nice size plants, 60c
C; 300,
damp packed. PP in Ga. D. W.
Davis, Rt.
ledgeville.

Cauliflower, eggplants, giant,
King Bell and long Cayenne
hot pepper, collards, Wakefield
cabbage, cert. Rutgers tomato
ence June 30) above, 35c

way,

eupful; | $





f artichoke piantet
.50 C to 2nd zone; $1.25 C.
ots of 500, prepaid chgs., $1.
at my home. C. W. Page,



Ga. collard and Flat Dutch




$1.25; 500, $2. Roots

1, Box 370, Mil-

Broccoli, Brussels sprouts,

oz; parsley, dill, celery, cara-
50c doz; Fall tomato
plants, $5. M. FOB farm. Mrs.
H. V. Franklin, Register.

Cert. tomato plants, Rutgers

Marglobe tomato plants,
500, $2.; $3.50 M; Late Flat
Dutch, large Wakefield cab-
bage and Ga. collard, $2.50 M.

All nice size, good roots, damp

packed and del. in Ga. J. H.
Davis, Rt. 1, Box 370, Mil-
ledgeville.

Nice, good rooted Sage

plants, now or later on in
season as desired, $1. doz., al-
so new crop, shade dried Sage,
8 pint cups, $1.; 4 cups, 60c.
Postpaid. J Vollrath,
Smryna.

Old time Shallots, dry and
bright, 100. for $1.50 postpaid.
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1, Da-
cula.

Rutger and Marglobe toma-
to plants, $3. M; Calif. Won-
der, Ruby Giant cayenne hot
pepper plants, $4. M; Black
Beauty eggplants, $1. C; also
Copper Skin sweet potato, $4.-
50 M. Watis Crosby, Graham.

Well rooted, Streamline
everbearing strawberry
plants, $1.30 M; $4. per 400.
Damp packed. Guar. live del.
Mrs. B. T. Thornton, Rt.
Bowdon.

Gov.
bunch

|

1;

insp. Copper Skin
potato $4. M. Strong

Jants and good count. David

tran. Rt. 2, Surrency, Ph:
3822.

Gov. insp., Copper Skin
bunch potato, $4. M. Strong
plants and good count. Elmer
Mann, Rt. 2, Surrency. Ph.

3818.

Bell pepper, $1. C; $6. M

del; running tomato, 75c doz.
del; collards and cabbage
plants, 65c C; $3.50 M. Exp.
Col., or. $2.50 M. at_my home,
Joe Holbrook, Rt. 2, Gaines-
ville.

Running and tree tomato
plants, 6 for 50c; 75c doz. del;
cabbage and collard, 65c iC
del., $3.50 M. Exp. Col., $2.50
M. at my farm; Bell pepper,
1. C. $6. M. del. E. B. Weth-
erford, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Good Sage plants, 75 doz.
postpaid; peppermint plants,
3 doz. 75 cpostpaid. Mrs. Myr-
tle Pace, Rt. 1, Temple. |

Rutger tomato, 85c Cc; 500
$1.50; $2.50 M; Calif. Wonder
and red Cayenne pepper, 85c
C; $4.00 M; Ga. Red potato,
85c C; 500, $2.75; $5. M. pre-
paid. Prompt shipment. H. E.
Smith, Baxley.

Marglobe and Rutger to-
mato plants, now ready, 40c
C; $3.50 M; also, hot and
sweet pepper, $1.00 C. 1c she
Seay Rt. 2, Ellenwood.

Mtn. Huckleberry plants,
bearing size, Hazlenut bushes, |
85c doz; hot pepper, 45c doz;
tame, old fashioned black
cherry sprouts 65c ea. red
sprouts, 3 for $1.25. Add post-
age. No orders less $1. Mrs.
Nancy Henderson, Rt. 3, Box
124, Ellijay.

Flat Dutch and Wakefield
cabbage, Ga. collards 65 C;
$3.50 M. Exp. Col; $2.50 M.
at my home; Bell pepper, $1.
C. $6. M. del; running toma-
toes, 75c doz. del. O. L. Can-

B

oe ears
uttons, 75c; eggplants, High
B, 40c doz; mint plants, 3 doz.
$1.; collards, 70c C. Postage,
10c. Fred Witherspoon,
Holderness St. S. W., Atlanta
10. Ph. PL 3-5251.





Must be in good cond.

Fall tomato plants, Mar-,
lobe, Winall Early Wonder,
eefsteak, Oxheart, 4 doz. $1.;
shallot onion






308





SEED & PLANTS

WANTED



Want 6 bu. Unknown aa
U tate
rice. John D. Anderson, Box
23, Dalton. Ph. 1529-J.

Want sweet potato and to-

mato plants, del. to me. Send

price per M. Ralph F. Dewber-

and Marglobe. Bi stalks,
ee ont, a a t ry, Rt. 2, Acworth.
3 ip promptly. Mrs. I. L.
Stokes, Box 349, Fitzgerald. Aare ues et

Lake Forest.

Want some Martin Milow
and Sow bean seed, at once.

Write or call. Horace Kell, Rt.





1, Winston. Ph. Douglasville
2740.

FOR SALE
Cattle
Excellent, Reg, Angus bull,
Bondelair and Black Cap

strain, ready for service, $250;

40 in. Shetland pony, white
with brown spots, also small
saddle and martingale, for sale
or exch, for larger gaited mare
with saddle and bridle. M. M.
DeBardelhen, Sr., Rt. 1, Ellen-
wood.

Reg. polled Short Horn
bulls, 18 mos. old carry best
P. S. bloodlines, King of the
Vanities and Collyne Major,
$250 ea. at farm, near Gray.
V. L. Gregg, 195 College St.
Macon. Ph, 3-0314,

38 calfhood vaccinated Wisc.
Holstein heifers, Georgia wint-
ered, begin to freshen in July
Contact, Cliff or Milton Aiker,
Shady Dale.

4 yr. old, proven Aberdeen-
Angus bull, for sale or ex-
change to avoid inter-bred-
ing. O. L. DeLoizer, 130
Rhodes Bldg. Atlanta. Ph. MU
8-5339.

Nice, halter-broken, 8 mos.
old, reg. horned Hereford bull
for sale Carl Roberts, Ball
Ground.

Holstein dairy heifers and
service bulls. All TB and
Bangs tested. E. L. Rogers, Rt.
1, Plains. g

40 milch cows, Jersey, Hol-
stein and Guernsey, also milk

in Athens milk shed. J. P.
Dyar, Greensboro. Ph. .4155.

22 Jersey and Guernsey 1
yr. to 18 mos. old heifers, for
sale cheap. E. H. Jones, 611

Reynolds, Waycross.
Reg. Hereford bulls. and

old, $150 to $200 ea. Cecil Tra-
vie Pine Crest Acres, River-
ale.

323, Dalton. Ph. 1529-JI.

fat $100 ea also
ed Hereford bul

P

ny, Danielsville. Ph.
merce, FE 5-3381.

Swine

wks. All but 8








lup, Jr. Rt. 2, Gainesville. Ph.

LE 2-0956.



crosses. R. B.
ington.

ing machines, cooler, and base

heifers, horned type, 6-12 mos.

2 yr. old, db. reg., White
Face polled bull, been tested,
good breeder, $250 (a $500
bull). John D. Anderson, Box

4 purebred but not reg. Black
Angus heifers, 8 mos. old and
urebred poll-

15 mos. old,
blocky type, ready for service,
$175. Clarence Brown, Helena.

12 Reg. Short Horn cows,
some with calves at side, 4
bred and 3 open heifers, 1 herd
sire, 5 bulls, 2 breeding age.
All top cattle 10 Hereford open
and 4 bred heifers, 10 #ulls; 20
commercial cattle. W. C. Den
Com-

Feeder pigs 30 ready to
wean, 30 have been weaned 6
re Yorkshire
urtis, Farm-

ed.




Reg meat type pe ted |
land China hogs from cert.
meat type breeding boars. W.

Preston White, Rt. 2, Alamo.

4 Landrace sows, having had
2 litters, 3 of sows are re-berd,
$200 ea: also 5 gilts bred, $150
ea; 1 wk. old igs, $60 ea; 18
mo. old Boar, 1 0. B. C. Lim-
erick, P. O. Box 202, Macon.
Ph. 65-3780.

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars,
bred sows, service age boars,
and sows with litters of pigs
reg in buyers name, 100 pct.
imported bloodlines, unrelated
prs. lifetime treated for Cho-
lera. H. R. Gossett, Cave
Spring.

Duroc hogs, 4-5 mos. old,
either sex, best of bloodlines,
med .and meat type, $40 ea.
with papers. Life treated, Also
2 yr. old meat type Male, wt.
about 700 lbs., carries PR lit-
tler, both sides, $125. Me lace
6 mi, E. Jordan Mill f M.
M. Newsome, Sandersville.

2 reg. Duroc sows, $80 ea;
also Duroc boar, $50 all wt.
about 400 Ibs. ea. No letters
ans. L. W. Cochran, Rt. 2,
Senoia. Ph. Fayetteville, 2911.

10 mo. old Yorkshire boar
for sale or trade for chickens,
calf, or plug mule. Will Del.
Cc. J. Jones, 2285 New Mariet-
eae? Smyrna. Ph. HE 5-

Reg. Landrace pigs, 12 wks.
old, $50 ea. at my farm. Alvin
Greene, Mutemer Dr., Rt. 1,
ae 507-B, Augusta. Ph. 6-

9 wk. old Hampshire-OIC
Mack... Dobbs, Rd., Kennesaw.
cross pigs, $14 ea. Jim Camp,
Ph. Marietta, 8-0049.

Horses, Mules, Ponies

Matched pr. 42 in. black and
wihte pony mares bred to 36
in. dapple gray, white mane
and tail, outstanding pony
stallion. $45 ea. Fine confor-
mation, weighted shoes. Og-
den Geilfus, c/o Melody Brook
Farm, Rt. 8, Windy Hill Rd.,
ee Ph. Smyrna HE 5-

2 Shetland mares, colts by
side bred back to sorrel stud:
2 Shealand stalions, 1 sorrel,
other black and white. All un
der 5 yrs. old; 5 yr. old Sorrel
quarter horse mare with sorrel
stud colt at side, Re-bred. B.
B. Burkhalter, Claxton, Ph. 40.

Sev. nice Shetland mares,
some with colts, others in foal
also sev. nice geldings, all rea
sonably riced. Bruce Boone,
Rt. 5, Newnan. Ph. 2850-R-4.

Reg: Arabian Stallion at
Stud: Bandar No. 6213. Liv-

er chestnut, 8 yrs. old, 15
hands, 1,000 lbs. Son of Champ
ion Rafmirz, Grandson of

Champion Raffles. Sire of out-
standing pleasure and stock
horses. Fee $50 with return
privilege during season. Mares
boarded, $1 day. Williard
Strain, 609 Murray Hill Dr.,
Dalton. Ph. 367.

At Stud: Rising Sunday
Sun, dbl. reg. Palomino stal-
lion, PHBA No. 15,357
TWBA No. 550, 168. Mares
boarded. Ray Warr, Old Na-
tional Hwy., College Park. Ph.
PO 1-6732.

At Stud: Doctor Peacock,
reg. American Saddle bred
stalion (Bourbon King Rex
Peavine). Over 16 hands, fine

J. R. McCrackin, Forest Park.
Ph. DR 8-9731,.

Rex, No. 36083. American
Saddle bred stallion, proven
sire of top quality colts. Grand
son of Noble Kalarama. Thom
as G. Watkins, Jr., 4584 Flat
a Rd., Decatur. Ph. BU

2 mares, 4 and 5 yrs. old,
wt. about 800 lbs. ea. one
black, other white; also 2
small gelding ponies, 1 4 yrs.
old, wt. about 400 Ibs., white
with little red; other 6 yr. old,






large boned. Horses boarded

At Stud: Red Lights Noble











0 } 3 Ne
white face and legs L :
mane and tail, safe for women
and children, for sale or trade
for nice heifer. Doyle Patrick,
McDonough. Ph. 3948.

Nice dapple grey Shetland
pony, 8 yrs. old, gentle with
children, also Western saddle
and bridle, $175. C. R. Smith,
2545 Clifton Springs Rd., De~
catur. Ph. DR 8-0205.

23 nice, gentle pleasure sad
dle horses, of all sizes; also |

some good used saddles cheap
and few good brood mares.
Zack T. Wilkins, Hahira. Phe
Valdosta, CH 2-1340. :

7 yr. old gray horse, no lug
wt. 1060 lbs., rides and plows
good, for sale or trade for
mare of calves. H. L. Whit-
field Rt. 2, Danielsville. Ph:
FE 5-4649.

Extra good work mare, 1300-42
Tbs. bred to purebred Tenn.
Walking. stallion, reasonable,
Donald Bonner, Rt. 3, Carroll-

ton. Ph. 5-511. ee

Sorrel saddle mare, 9 yrs.
old, suitable for children, to
ride. bridle and saddle, $130.
W. E. Howell, S. Gordon Rd,
Austell. Ph. 5360. s

8 nice small bred Shetland
pony mare, 3-5 yrs. gid, -ath a7
colts this year; 6 small geld-
gentle for children, will drop
ings, broke to drive and ride. =
Sell together or separately.
Jess Holbrook, Jonesboro. Ph.
GR 8-6771. :

Sheep & Goats

1 ea. large Saanan billy and
Toggenburg milk goat, to fresh
en in June. Gives 1 Qt. a day.
J. W. Harrison, Jonesboro. Ph.
GR 8-5157. 4

White Saanan milk goat, _
freshened May 29, gives 4 Qt.
milk day, $35 at my _ place.
Wiley Turner, 2162 Brown
Rd. College Park.














Milk goat, giving milk now,
and 1 billy goat, for sale. T. c
Ginn, Rt. 1, Canon.

1400 Southwestern ewes, 2
ye olds. Open and bred ewes.

ig bone, high quality; also ~
reg. Suffolk and Hampshire
rams. Guy Chanee, Alexander,
Ga. Ph. Waynesboro 2425.

Sev. good milk goats, now
milking, $10 to $25 ea. Bangs
tested herd; also sev. young
goats, $3 to $5 ea. at my fram
about 6 mi. So. LaFayette.
Cant ship. Walter S. Hamby.
Rt. 2, Box 1310, LaFayette.

One 2-1/2 yr. old Saanan
proven male goat, very gentle,
$5 at my place (the old Sam -
Waters home), 3 mi. So. Not~-_
eley Dam. Or exch. for, or buy _
very cheap milking French Al-
pine or Nubian nannie. Mrs.
Jas. L. Smith, Rt. 1, Culber= - _
son N. C. (Res. of Union Co.
Georgia.) r

LIVESTOCK

- WANTED





Want 12 steers, wt. aprox.
300 Ibs. ea. Call or write. Ru-
bin Ledbetter, Rt. 6. Powers
Ferry Rd. Atlanta.

Want 1 heifer dairy calf, pre
fer Jersey, very young, and
ned not be reg., reasonably
priced. R. W. Anderson, Rt.
1, Riverdale. Ph. Fairburn
7564.

' Want 50-60 ist or 2nd grade
bacon type pigs, ready to move
in about 2 wks. State
Tice and what you
loyd Smith, Box 270. So. Dix
ie Rd. Dalton.

Want 50 feeder shoats, wt.
60-100 Ibs., and healthy. State
price and location. F. T. Cham
blee, 300 Hammond Dr., N. E.
Atlanta 5.

Want 5 or 6 small pigs,
about 8 mos. old. not over
25 mi. away. State kind, size









wt. about 600 ibs., solid red A.
(Bi pte, ee 8, Carnesville,

71-2967. |



and price M. H. Bryant, Rt. 2,
Meigs. oe



PS

PAGE FOUR _

a.

is t. Collins,
_ Woccoa.
- Purebred game roosters and

and dif. Browns. Reasonable
prices. John E. Nicholson, Rt.

3 Millians, 105 Temple Ave.,
ewnan.





LIVESTOCK

WANTED

POULTRY

WANTED



Want 1 purebred Ram
(sheep), ready for service, 2
rs. or older prefer Suffoll: or
Sion jedzlle. Tommy George
Eatonton.

Want horse or mare that
works good to plow or wagon.
Must be cheap, or will trade

iec yearling heifer or bull.
f. E. Jones, Rt. 1, Wiliamson.

Want nice mare (horse) or
pony, gentle and trained, suit~
able for children and reason-
able priced. Write, Kitty Ruth-
erford, Timothy Rd., Athens.
Ph. LI 3-2570.

POULTRY

FOR SALE





20 young laying hens, mix-
d, Game, RI Red and Buff,
ri game and 1 White Rock
ooster, $25. for the lot. Will
ot ship. Mrs. C. E. Jones,
Bo51 Dean Bridge Rd., Au-
usta.

4 trio BB red, OE Game
bantams, $10. trio, bloodlines
irect from Z. E. Lott . APA.
udge; also 8 trio Black|H
ochin bantams, $10. trio.
loodlines direct from Elton
ould, New York. All 1957
atch. J. Homer Morgan, 405
ast Elm St., Rockmart.

Game eggs, $2.50 setting,
also Blue Cuban, Brown Hen-
ie brood hens, $5. ea. C: J.
Thomas, Blairsville.

Baby bantams; Black Coch-
ns, Sebrights, and Barred
ocks, 30, 40, 50c ea; large
ones, hens and roosters, $2.10
. MO only. No checks. Roy
21 Mitchell St.,

hens, Blue Cubans, Law Gray,

, Blairsville.

Game cocks, nice Jarrett
Roundhead, Allen Roundhead
and Jarrett Allen Roundhead

ross, for sale. Will ship.
harles Orr, Rt. 1, Canton.

75 White Leghorn broilers,
t 30c ea. Cannot ship. T. E.
arnett, rae a Rd., Li-
thonia. Ph. 614

12 Black Giant Minorca
hens, now laying. and 1 roos-
ter, all 11 mos. old, $20. for
the lot my place, near river
ee on Bankhead Hwy. Ed

edley, Austell.

Giant Black Minorca eggs,
15, $3. PP Parcel Post; also 10
wk. old cockerels, $1. ea. L.

1 and 2 yr. old hens for sale
at my place. Cannot ship. Mrs.
Tom Fogarty, Rt. 3, Conyers.

4 A. grade production Red
pullets for layers, 3 mos. old,
treated and wormed, $1.25 ea.
J. C. Brown, Helena.

30 Rhode Island Red_ hens,
1. ea. if all are taken at once.
r $1.25 ea. in smaller num-
bers. Cannot ship. G. P. El-
liott, Rt. 3, Box 180, River-
dale Rd, College Park.

25 mix. Red hens, $18. at
my place. Mrs. Lee Tidwell,
Manassas.

9 geese for sale 1/2 mi. off
foe perl Hwy. 4 mi. SW Col-
ege Park. John C. Lee, Rt.
b All Rd., College
ark, :

Baby turkeys; 1 day to 4
wk. old, 60c$1. ea. 5-1/2 mi.
ut Zebulon Rd. North of

esleyan. Bring container. C.
B. Hollis, Jr., Rt. 1, Macon.

22 White African Guineas, 4
oosters and the balance hens,
BI. ea. at my home; also 1 pr.
hukar quail, hens is laying,
will swap for pr. Corneaux
pigeons. Also want pr. White
ee at reasonable price.
Sannot ship. Jess Dutton, Rt.

Want 2 or 3 Brown Leg-
horn hens and rooster or 15 or
30 hatching eggs from same.
Write first, cheapest prices,
closest to Macon. Mrs. Pearl
Raffield, Rt 2, Wilson Rd., Ma-
con.

Want 6-10 Rlode Island Red
or New Hampshire laying hens
or pullets and a rooster. State
age, and price. Letters ans.
Dr. W. L. Spence, 1291 Gor-
don St. S. W., Atlanta 10, Ph.
PL 3-5714.

Want 100-200 three or four
A grade pullets, ready to lay
or young hens now laying. R.
L. Beard, Rt. 3, Box 262,
Sylvania. Ph. Lowell 4-5122.

SAME. FOWL, efc.

FOR SALE





NZ White rabbits, fine breed
ing stock, 4 mos. 2 yrs. old,
pedigreed for part of 7 yrs. Cc.
W. Page, 149 North Avenue,
N. E., Atlanta 8.

Pedigreed breeding stock,
from show winning _ strain.
Californians, White NZ, and
par Rabbits. C. W. Stinson,
. 42, Ellenwood. Ph, Stock
be ge, 2281.

Californias, New Zealands,
pink eyed, various ages, $1.50
ea. E. E. Smith, 1022 Indian:
Creek Drive, Stone Mountain.
(near Clarkston). Ph, Hl s-
7590.

100 young NZ White rab-
bits, $1 ea. Alvin R. Greene,
Rt. 1, Box 507-B, Muttimer
Dr. Augusta. Ph. 6-3155.

4 grown white rabbits, 2
bucks and 2 does; 6 almost
grown, sex unknown, all white
$1 ea. at my home. Mrs. A. W.
Atkinson, Rt. 4, Valdosta.

Chukar partridge eggs 30c
ea. shipped PP. Billy Gay,
Brooks.

4 White Peafowl, 1 robin
and 3 hens for sale D. R. Walls
Hogansville. Ph. 2121.

Americas finest strain
White King Pigeons, $3 pr. 2
pr minimum shipped. Ogden
Geilfuss, c/o Melody Brook
Farm, Rt. 3, Windy Hill Rd.,
Marietta. Ph. Smyrna, HE 5-
7385.

Common pigeons, mated and
working, $1 pr; White Swiss
Homers, $1.50 pr; Red Car-
neaux pigeons, $5 pr; bantam

hens. $1 ea. Starling Yawn,
Byromville.
Large No. Bobwhite quail

eggs in large or small lots.
Also young Pheasants, dif.
ages. J. L. Taylor, Rt. 2, Fort
Valley. Ph. TA 5-5804.

Taking order for No. Bob-
white quail eggs and young
birds. C. L. Cawthon, River-
dale. Ph. GR 8-8106 (after 6
PVE eS

Booking orders for Bob-
white quail eggs, from healthy
birds, 20c ea. 30 or more. Send
no money, will notify when
available. Exp. Col. Also
young quail for sale at my
place only Jack Holland, 471
Pasley Ave. S: E. Atlanta 16.
JA 4-7120.

Bobwhite quail eggs and
baby birds, now available at
my place. will ship 6 wk. old
birds. Selected stock. Guar.
large size and healthy. Ralph
E. Keefer, Lake Harbin Rd.,
Morrow. Ph. GR 8-8477.

Finest quality Bobwhite
quail eggs, $2.50 doz; $18.50 C;
day old chicks, $37.50 C; start
ed chicks, 50c ea. and up ac-
cording to a Bo Claude C. Boy
kin, Rt. is ox 188, Augusta.
Ph, 3-971

Few 1957 hatch extra-large
No. Bobwhite breeder quail;
eggs from Bobwhites improv--
ed 38 yrs. for hatching $20 C.
90 pct. hatch Guar. 6 wk. old
Bobwhites ready for release
97c ea. Wililam A. Thomas 421
Mark Bidg., Atlanta 3. Ph.



2, Rydal.

MU 8-0866,

lees Taking orders for No. Bob
| white quail eggs, $18 C. D. K.

Humphrey, 416 Wilkinson Dr.
SE Atlanta 17. Ph. DR 8-1028.

Bobwhite quail and Chukar
ee eggs and chicks.
ggs available June Au-
ous quail, $20 C; Chukars, $30
Chicks available July-Oc-
tober; also Jap (Couturnix)
available now. Sat. Guar. Will
ship. Cliff Purcell, 217 Mt. Ver
non Dr. Decatur. Ph. DR 3-
4238.

Blue Peafowl, Mutant, Am
herst, Silver, Mongolian Phea-_
sants, Japanese quail, white
doves, Toulouse geese, Chukar
partridge, bantams, pigeons,
rabbits. guinea fowl, white
and speckled young Turkeys,
hatching eggs. Also half grown
purestock Green Head Mal-
lard duck, $6 pr. Money Or-
ders J. H. Street, 3090 Buford
Hwy., Atlanta 6.

SAME, FOWL, etc.

WANTED





Want 20 white or speckled
quinea and 20 common pi-
geons. Quote price. D. L. Foun
tain, -P. O. Box 597, Warner
Robins.

MISCELLANEOUS *

FOR SALE





ing dried Apples, 40c lb. for
entire lot; 45 lb. in 10 Ib. lots.
No less 10 lbs. sold. Add post-
age to all. Mrs. E. H. Hunt, Rt.
4, Blairsville.

Good quality Cypress Bee
supplies: hive bodies, $1 ea;
bottoms, supers, covers, 50c ea
brood frames, 9 ea; super
frames, 6c ea. Write. C. L.
Stonecypher, Homerville.

Martin and dipper gourds,
25c ea; small mixed sizes 10c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150, Ca-
milla.

Fresh Calif. multiplying beer
seed, 25c start, or 6 starts $1
3c stamped envelope with ea.
order. E, F. Weeks, Dial.

Yellow dock for sale. Mrs.
George Nunn, Crawfordville.

Yellow root, 1 Ib. boxful,
35c; 4 lbs., box, $1.25. Postpaid
ne Ventis Weaver, Rt, 5, Elli
ayas

Root: mullein, heart, black
snake, butterfly, Queen of the
Meadow, also catnip leaves.
Match box full of either, 50c.
Add postage. G. T. Brown, Rt.
1, Ball Ground.

Well rotted. cow manure,
aprox. 1 ton $10; 2 tons for
$18. Del. near Marietta, Smyr
na and Atlanta. Hugh Power
Rt. 3, Marietta..Ph. 8-0510.

4 lbs. ground Sage, $2 lb.
and postage. Prefer selling all
to 1 person. Nelliw Keith, Al-
vaton.

Nice, clean, fresh Sage, $1. 25
lb; 30 per Qt. Add postage.
Mrs. J. J. Carter, Conyers.
New, dried Sage, $1.75 lb. Add
postage. Exch. some for pe-
cans. Mary C. Tumlin, Easta-
noolle.

Ga. grown Watermelons, 15
acres large Charleston Greys,
ready to move week of June
15. Located & mi. SW Pelham,
State Hwy. 93. L. B. Wilder,
Rt. 2, Pelham. Ph. 2141.

10 lb. cap. white feed sacks,
5, $1.50;210, $2,753: 20--$6 $24
C PE 2nd zone. Cash with or-
der. No chks. Major Crow, Rt.
a ie View Road, Gaines-
ville

ar cured, Hickory
anole} am ,out of 25 Ib hog
80c Ib. at my place. R. L. Bar-
nes, Rt. 4 Toccoa.

1957 crop Honey, extracted
and pastuerized, 2 lb. jar, 60c;
Cs,. 12 jars, $6.25. All FOB.
John L. Snare, Rt. 4, Gaines-



ville.

ee

30 lbs. nice, good, sour cook |





MISCELLANEOUS |

WANTED



Want 3 good stands of Bees.
Write. J. L. White, Rt. 4,
Douglasville. Yr

Want new goose or duck
feathers. State quantity and
price. Mrs. W. T. Hines, Ris,
Cartersville.

Want. 200 wood fence uae
Give prices, size, ete. eis
Wallace, Box 1236, Marietta.

Want used Western or plain
horse Saddle, good cond., rea
sonable price Spencer Strange,
602 Savannah St. Hartwell.

Want 3 gal. Huckleberries,
green-and red ones, and ripe,
all mixed. Will include postage
with Money Order for berries.
Mrs. Corinne C. Gluck, 961.
Boulevard, S. E. Atlanta 12,

HANDICRAFTS

FOR SALE





Emb. pillow cases of good.
sheeting, bie size, $1.50 set.
Vella ica, Rt. 1, Cumming. -

3 dresser scarves. crocheted

| with white thread, size 13 x

26 in. all over flower design,
3: = and 10c postage. Mrs.
B. Atkinson, Rt. 6, Macon.

1 dbl. bed size string quilt
top, new print pieces, $3. an
postage. Mrs. W. E. Swann,

P.O. Box 117, Flowery Branch.

The Star of Bethlehem |
design quilts, $8.50 ea. Mrs. S|
W. Welchel, Rt. 3, Canton.

Crochet, cream and sugar |
pot holders, 50c pr; 12 <in:
centerpieces crochet, 50c and
$1..ea; larger sizes, $3.50 ea;
crochet edge for pillow cases,
$1. pr; narrow edge, 25c yd.
ea. Mrs. W. E. Wooten. = ee
Box 150, Camilla.

5 quilt tops, various sven.
dbl. size, $3. ea; single, o
Gate Latch, dbl. size auilt,
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design, single top, $3. ea. $6.50
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size, print
good cotton material
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Ring design, $12
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White Billow 3
emb. and crochet edge
white dish towels with
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doilies, 75c-$1. ae up
postpaid. No.
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fled, 3 for $2.75 plus 2
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centerpieces, shaded y'
and white, 25 in. $3.; Ro
and Pineapple doilies,
$1.; 3 pieces, Pineapple,
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shoes, white or col.,
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plique Dutch Doll desi,
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length, 36 in.
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ten, Box 65, Chntewortis
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Rt. 1, Royston.



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cream and real butter! Take home plenty of cottage
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