Fe armers





Phil Campbell,

Commissioner

[Se l ety) ;

Say ae
/Bulletin |
ye | :







_ WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1958

























Aiventa: Georgia. Milk
Prod ers Ass'n. Convention.

eartia = 4-H Southwest
t ee Achievement Mest:

on 4H Southcentral Dis- _
o t ae Hcevement ee



Date). ts;

aldosta ny Spotted
Poland _ Association Show and Sale.

August 21, Tifton Watershed Organi-
gation and Establishment Ss hort
_ Course. ee 3

gust 25-28, Rock Eagle Third An-
nual Georgia Poultry Institute.

ust 28, Tifton - Leafy Vegetables

Beet Gate ae



~ Short Course. ee

Spotted Poland China
now Sale Held Aug. 12th

he Corsa Spotted Poland Chine
ders Association will hold its third
al show and sale at the Lowndes
vestock Auditorium, Valdosta,
gia, August 12, 1958. Breeders will
for sale about 20 bred gilts, 12 open
nd 12 spring boars. These animals
e OF Sepliy at the eae all day
































. will be judged by Mr. Geor-
d, Professor of Animal Hus-

ik
meets oe

Opening Date Usually.
Represents Compromise |

By PHIL CAMPBELL
Commissioner of Agriculture

July 29, the date set for the opening of
the Georgia-Florida flue cured tobacco
markets this year, represents a compro-
mise between tobacco farmers who are
about evenly divided as to the best date for
sales to begin.

Each year the Georgia Pobudeo Ad-

the Georgia tobacco growing area and

-}-recommends an opening date for flue

cured sales to begin.

The advisory board is made up of me
as chairman; John Duncan, Quitman, pres-
ident of the Georgia Farm Bureau; Ed
Perry, Claxton farmer; Aulbert J. Bran-
nen, Statesboro, president of the Georgia
Flue Cured Warehousemens Association;
State Representatives William L. Lanier,
Metter, Hoyle Yandle, Lyons and David
L. Newton, Norman Park, and State Sen-

sey Dean, Alma.

This year farmers were about evenly
divided 50-50 on what they considered the
best date for the opening of our tobacco
markets. Half wanted July 24 and half
wanted July 31.

The State Tobacco Advisory Board
was also divided in its opinion as to the
best date for sales to begin.

The date of July 29 was also accepted
as a compromise by the Bright Belt Ware-
house Association meeting at Myrtle
Beach, S. C,

As a result all farmers did not get the
date they wantedthey got a compromise
date that comes the closest to suiting
everyone concerned.

Seldom will the opening date suit all
Georgia farmers and warehousemen in-
volved because of different state geogra-
phic areas and different weather condi-
tions.

Last year the situation was different.
Because of an unusual growing and har-
vesting season Georgia farmers and mem-
bers of the State Tobacco Advisory Board



were about 95 percent in agreement on



NUMBER 46 ss

LEAF SALES DATE IS SE





visory Board makes a careful survey of

ators Charles Garrett, Nashville and Dor-





Georgia Cotfon Acreage

| Georgia cotton acreage in palicens
tion on July 1, 1958, is estimated at
406,000 acres, according to the Geor-
gia Crop Reporting Service. This is

were started in 1866. :
The states cotton acreage has de-
creased 30 percent from the 578,000
acres in cultivation one year ago, The |
largest cotton acreage planted in

5,219,600.
United States current acreage in

a decrease of 12 percent from 1957.









the best date for opening the states to-
bacco sales.

As Georgia tobacco farmers will re-

member, the date agreed upon in Geor-
gia for 1957 was not agreeable to the
Bright Belt Tobacco Warehouse Associa-
tion and as a result we had a fight on our
hands but eventually the association
agreed to accept our date.

In 1956 the State Tobacco Advisory
Board recommended one date and the
Board of Governors of the Bright Belt As- .
sociation set another. We yielded to the
Bright Belt group as a compromise mea-
sure.

In 1955 everyone was pretty well
agreed on the date for opening Georgia-
Florida tobacco markets.

The opening date for beginning to-
bacco sales in Georgia is not a simple mat- _
ter. As a rule it has to be compromised. It
has to be compromised between different
farmers representing different areas of
Georgia and Florida. Then it has to be
compromised between the Georgia-Flori-
da growing area and the Carolina areas.

Georgia and Florida represent only a
portion of the nations large flue cured to-
bacco industry yet the opening date for the
Georgia-Florida markets pretty well sets
the stage for the entire producing area.

It is doubtful if there will ever be an
opening date set that will agree with the
wishes of every single tobacco grower and
warehouseman but by cooperation and
compromise we can usually get a date
that is agreeable to the majority of the
people in the flue cured tobacco belt.





Georgia, First:

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

@ NAVAL STORES











-the smallest acreage since estimates 4

Georgia was in 1916 with a total of be

cultivation on July 1 is 12,402,000 or | 2



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FARM WORK

WANTED

Man and wife, middieaged,

white, want job as Caretaker
on farm. Can do light farm
work. Need small house (with
furniture in it), and living
wages. Need job at once. State
Jary, etc. first letter. Have
be moved. Daley Grindle,
058 Ridge Ave. S.W., C/O
a Chambers, Atlanta 15.

47 yr. old white man with
wife and 2 daughters, 7 and
17, wants - milking cows
on dairy. yrs. exp. Want
$25 week salary and 3-4 R.
house, water, lights. Have to
be moved. Move any time.
tae Laney, Rt. 1, Morgan-
on.

45 yr. old single man in good
health wants work on cattle
or general farm. Can drive any
make tractor and farm equip-
ment. 20 yrs. exp. handling
cattle. Can give good ref.
State wages with board. L. P.
Tucker, 313 Alder St., Tifton.

White man, 51 yrs. old, sin-
gle, wants employment on cat-
tle or chicken farm. Can do
carpenter work. Want board,
Jaundry, and reasonable week-
Jy salary. W. T. Giles, 4425
Chamblee Rd., Tucker. C/O
O. F. Ross.

39 yr. old single man, rear-
ed on farm and in excellent
health wants job as caretaker
on -secondary poultry farm.
Must have board, room, and
laundry. Write, David Pop-
haw, 1201 Boulevard Dr., S:E.,
Atlanta.

58 yr. old single man, rear-
ed on farm, high school edu-
cation, can furnish best of ref.
as to honesty and working
abilities, also expert painter,
wants job as caretaker on sec-
ondary poultry farm. Must
have board, room, and Jaun-
dry. Write, Hubert W. Pad-

ett, 1070 Katherwood Ds:

Single, white, sober man
wants job on chicken farm or
as caretaker of cattle farm.

Reasonable salary, board and
Jaundry. George Patton, Rt. 2,
Box 79, Buford.

Young man and father
wants job on farm. Can drive
truck and tractor. Have to be
moved. James Parrish, Rt. 2,
Buchanan. Ph. 3612.

43 yr. old white man, sin-
gle, easy to get along with,
wants place on farm. Will
work and dont mind work.
Letters ans. Troy Binford, Rt.
2, C/O N. H. Satterfield, Dah-
lonega.

Young white couple with
baby, wants job on chicken,
dairy, truck, cattle or regular
farm. Need 2-3 R. house,
lights, etce., and reasonable
wages to be paid weekly. Have
to be moved. James Smith,
474 Woodward Ave., S.E., At-
Janta 12.

Exp. poultry and cattle man
would like work on farm, cat-
tle or poultry, or both. R. M.
Blackwell, Panola Rd., Litho-
nia. Ph. 65.

43 yr. old woman, white,
with 15 yr. old daughter,
would like a job doing light
farm work, such as poultry
or turkey farm. Letters ans.
Mrs. Martha L. Smith, Rt. 1,
Culloden.

Man with 5 in family wants
and needs job on farm. Sober
and reliable. Have to be mov-
ed. Can drive-truck or tractor.
Thomas McCleary, Rt..1, Pow-
der Springs.

Man with wife, 2 small chil-
dren, wants job on farm. Can
drive tractor and truck. Must
have house wired for stove.
Prefer North Ga. Lived on



.W., Atlanta.

farm all my life. Nathan Per-
due, Rt. 1, Warrenton, :



wi duaea Gade ye old cout

and 2 girls, want job on farm.
Need work now. Willing to do
any kind farm work. Mrs.
Stella Morris, Rt. 1, Gray.

62 yr. old man and 46 yr.
old wife would like job on
chicken, beef or horse farm
for reliable person. Life time
exp. on farm. Prefer Polk,
Cobb or Fulton Co. Reasonable
salary and decent home.

ref. C. H. Marett, Rt. 1, Cedan-_

town.

White, married man with
wife and 3 young children
want job on chicken or cattle

farm. 4 R. house, water, lights, |

and wages to be paid weekly.
Experienced. Julian Gibson,
Alpharetta Hwy., No. Roswell.

White man, wife and 8 yr.
old daughter wants job on
poultry or cattle farm. Can
also drive truck. G. L.
lock, 914 Washington St.,
W., Atlanta 15,

Middleaged white woman
want job on dairy or poultry
farm, gardening and _ light
farm work. Best of ref. Mrs.
Mary Demastee, Rt. 1, c/o Mrs.
eas Patterson, Riverdale.

White man, 49 yrs. old,
wants job on poultry, dairy,
or hay farm. Life time exp.
in farming, also logging and
saw milling exp., labor fore-
man, etc. Ref. furnished. F, T.
Meers, RFD 8, Rockmart.

Woman and 6 children, 3
to work, all in good health,
wants job on farm, deity =
chicken. Exp. in both.
drive truck and tractor. ae
to be moved. Prefer 50 to 75
mi. Augusta. Letters ans. Mrs.
Maggie H. Phillips, Rt. 4,
Forsyth.

Well educated white man,

Ss.

29 yrs. old, Exp. raising and |

caring for laying hens, wants
job on poultry farm. Also exp.
driving truck and_ tractor.
oe Ademns, Rt. 3;

FARM HELP

WAN TED





Want man to manage large
cattle. and Shetland pony
ranch, for small salary and

percentage basis. Must be hon--

est, reliable, hard worker, cap-
able of taking complete charge,
buying, selling, keeping rec-
ords and a knowledge farm
machinery. R. E. Branch, Jr.,
Bishop. Ph. SO 9-2952.

Want middleaged colored
couple to help with horses and
do gen farm work and grounds
(other work available). House,
fuel and water furnished, with
small salary. No children.
Must be non-drinkers. W. E.
Baker, Jr., Rt. 3, Brer Rabbit
Rd., Stone Mountain.

Want nice, white, 40-50 yr.
old, unencumbered woman to
live in house with me on small
farm near edge of town and
assist with light farm work.
Board, room and reasonable
salary. Mrs. A. C. Mobley, Box
66, Concord.

Want good white man to
help gather and truck 6 acres
of melons, also do work en
farm. 3 R. house, partly furn-
ished. Also, need good colored
man for farm and _ tebacco

work. S. G. Thompson, Oak

Park.

Want col. man and wife,
middleaged or older, to plow
mule and drive truck on farm,
10 mi. Macon on lower Thom-
aston Rd. Must not drink. Need
now. Come see. James I. Car-
ter, Rt. 2, Nowell Rd., Macon.

Want man for farm labor,
general work on So. Ga.
Ranch, 30-45 yrs. old. Prefer
with timber and gen. building
and machinery repair exp.
Small family. No drunkards.
Must be used to living in
country. Write, George Varn,
Box 205, Folkston.

Want healthy, middle aged,
single, country white man to
do carpenter and paint and
other work on poultry fasm.
Room, board, salary. J. H.
Street, 3090 Buford Hwy., At-



Janta 6.

Whit- |



Want middleaged
man to live in hom
do light farm work from room,
board, and fair salary. Mrs.

A. D. Jones, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Want elderly, homeless man

(or couple) to live on farm a Wrabel, Oo. Box
and help with light farm |}yanchester.

chores for free living quarters
and small salary. Ref. requir-
ed. C. W. Bradley, Chatsworth.

SALE EVENTS

Re 11 & 12 Monday
and Tuesday ... at Valdosta,
Lowndes County, Tom Hew-
itts Pony Auction Sale .
very large selection of both
using and breeders, with
both Grade and Registered
ponies on Auction. Public
invited.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE









1951 G.M.C. farm truck, 2

\ton, 10 wheeler, in excellent

condition. Sell or trade for

fairly late model pick-up of

1-1/2 ton truck. Paul Watkins,
Suches.

1 heavy duty harrow, has
cut about 45 acres, bought

new, for sale. M. H. Carithers, |

Rt. 1, Comer. Ph. 8402.
David Bradley super 3 HP

garden tractor and cultivator,

plows good as new, used about
4 mos., $175. Grady Pace, Rt.
2. Dallas.

Homelite one-man chain
saw in good condition, new
chains, will not slip, $50. W. P

Couch, Luthersvilie,

Silage chopper Harvester
with auger and blower, Cuts
76 in., also set of contour ham-
mers for row crops, perfect
condition, used very little. All

for $395. W. C. Hewatt, Rt. 1,

_| Snellville,

Sears 1000 cap. oil brooder,
good condition, $10. Arthur D.

| Simpson, Rt. 1, Richland.

U2 Intnl power unit with
180 AMP. welding generator,
$250; also 1 L.U.C. John Deere

ower unit for combine, $100.

eon 3
Ph, LI 7-6472.

Qil brooder, 125 chick capac-
ity, $6. C. R. Williams, 3104
Piedmont Rd., Atlanta 5.

2 row John Deere M tractor

with all equipment except,

harrows almost new. Priced
reasonab. H. W. Herring,
Lake Park.

7 gas poultry brooders, pipe
and fittings ae in good
cond., $35 ea. Ola M.
Smith, 1483 So. Goinden St.
a *Atlanta 10. Ph.

32

Pea and bean thrasher with |

5 HP motor, new cond., for
sale. Burgess W. Stone, Box
641, eo Ph. Canal
6-34

Super C Farmall tractor, re-
cently overhauled, good cond.,
one 2 disc plow and Simplex
cotton duster. Contact if in-
terested. Kelvin G. Ozburn, 5
a State Patrol, Madison. Ph.

Intnl] harvester silage cut-
ter, model 20-C, excellent
cond., cut only "200 acres.
Henry Simpson, Rt. 2, Coch-
ran.

3 point hitch Pasture Dream
drill with small seeder attach-
ment, first class cond. $300.
iS i Bell, Buckhead (Morgan

0.).

Case side ae rake,
good cond., $100. R.
lin, Rt. 1, Yotagbors, Pe _ GR-
8- $307. :

A. C. rotary pick up hay
baler, good cond., $300. Lind-
sey West, Rt. .5, Carrollton.

8 ft. Fert. spreader, $35; 2
H. wagon, $25; 10 disc ak:
mule drawn, 30 gal. galv. wat-
er storage tank, new cond.,

No. 4 Star pea thrasher, like
new. Junior Pitts, Rt. 2, Gray
Marietta.

Rd.

Peebles, senior

PL 5-.















































Oliver Iron Age
combine, good cond., for sal
ews Brannen, Uni

11 in. Fairbanks-Morse h:
mer mill, new cond., for
John Ed Abernathy, =
|! Rockmart.

including feeders,
community nests, egg
5 size egg er

cond. for sale. Dr. M. P. 2
cost, Rt. 2, Windblown
Marietta.

Syr
or teade at Dalles, ee ep
size or_up, or for hoes
cows. Rt.
Jacksonville,

who ea. a 18 Into
ozier, L. Toa | il yard
ee

and 850 | Ford ord
Ce m a
mG. Box 482, Winder
1 Allis Chalmer hay b
(round bale) for sale or will
exchange for forage ehopper,
ee Allis Chalmer. Grady
E. Wheeler, LaFayette. :

2 Massey-Harris corn pick=
ers: one used one season,
mounted two-row, oo
condition; other, new
pull type, for sale. T, R. Bre
love, C/O Breedloves Da
Farm, Monroe, Ph. 6211.

2 horse wagon, mower har=
row, also all kinds of plows
and farming fod. oS M
Tom Fulbright, R
Ph. EL 6-3129.





Dearborn snappy ;
tow) $000 Sohn Deeee am

harrow, 10 ft. Pap $ -
dows cylind ee
i earn located |

ve 7
mi. S. of White on US 411.
Holmes et Rt. x White.

1957 Ford 740 tractor, only
400 hrs., $1250: also 1949 M_ M
model a T tractor, Athens



New Ford mowing mM ach
bush and harrow, s
ie blade; all fit ea p

ie _ Price reasonable. Dd. G
arriso -
Decatur Ph, BU-S0 Pi

Old model Case tractor,
lift type, used very little
in good condition.
sonabl offer acce

wards, 38:
Dri, Rt. 4, Deca
9-9254,

so lie Model a , McCo -
er, toa 1953 Model rs H
Farmal ee cultivas

3
sa eee

tur. Ph.

> eee and distribu-

in excellent condition.
Used 3 seasons only. H.
Hubbard, Box 595, Douglas.

1952 Ford tractor, good con-
dition, rear tires excellent,
front fair, new core in radia~
tor overland scraper t
scarifier on beam; rebuilt
bush and bog harrow; home-
made plow for off

extra points; trailer to trans-
port tractor, $1200 for lot. R.




M. Trollinger 4120
Park Dr., S.W., Atlanta. Ph.
DI 4-4574, ;

ley al Oo ee and | Con
oline

V belts, 1947 ae

mule. O.

on Shoe ree
Ib. logging
Rt. 8, ee

EQUIPMENT

WANTED
























i

aulic. State condition,
. Julian Gaines, Rt.






ant Blacksmith outfit, in~
forge and anvil. E. P.
t. 3, Tifton.

nt Ford or Ferguson trac-
or will trade Farmall
y difference. J. C..
. Brooklet.

used Gehl forage
with cutter bar at-
. Give price and des-|
in first letter. Might





Si SSS LS = a ees eee










urtis, Farmington. Ph.
2603.
mowing machine to
1 Cub tractor. State
cheapest cash price;
ve for sale or trade 1'|
ing machine and hay
. EB. Justice, Rt. 1, Ir-

vin?




big Duchman automa-



of trough, year model
1956. Must be in ex-








New Holland 66
er with motor, within
s of Atlanta; also want

Ss. D. W. Wil-
Douglasville. Ph.
1 after 6 p.m.).
1 small Brown Hen in-
oil or electric. Quote
Fleming, Rt. 4,








Kecaco automatic egg
, Must be in good cond.
_D. Simpson, Rt. 1,



to buy 1 stationary
iler in workable cond.,
ible price. ugene
Box 128, Manchester.

good forage harvester
ill cut corn and cane,
int good tractor wagon
ber. egy se ap er
same, Gra =
lsville. oo
200 or 250 gal. vero-
refrigerated milk
[ust be reasonable. Dr.
ge Barnesville.




















or

nt old Sohn Deere G
tractor. Write or con-
Garland, Rt. 1, Lo-

me-man portable saw

d conditon, at reason-

e, Shirley F. Day,.Sr.,
ming.























600 bu. bulk com-
rst generation Vic-
48-93 oats, Purity,
Germ. 93 pet., W. B.
2, Byron. -

Lespedeza seed, 99
rity; 97 pet. germ., $12.
Ky. 31 Fescue seed, 99
; 94 pet ger., $15. |
cil Travis, c/o Pine
res, Riverdale. Ph.
lle, 4862.

nts ready: Rutger to-
5 doz., $5. M. F:0.B.



ard plants, nice size,
s, 60c C., $1.25, 300,
2 orders in Larne.
amp | . Pre-,
Dz. W. wis, Rt. +,
illedgevi

.




| (Early
iheart), 25c doz.; hot pepper,

ed in another make. | Vy,

feeder with about | N

|so sev. baby heifers

LI

$3. M. at my home; or 500 for

{$2., or $3.50 M shipped,
jorders less than 00 c

Strayhorn, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Winter cabbage, collards,
C.; fall tomato plants
Wonder, Rutger, Ox-.

large plants, 25c doz.; birds
eye pepper, 20c doz.; eggplants
25 doz.; mint, 15 doz.; gar-.
lic button 40c C. Fred Wither-|

. PL 2-

1 gpm, 308 Holderness St., S.
525

kets, 10. Ph

Cabbage and collard plants,
65c C., $2. M. at home; also
tomato plants 75 C. $4. M. at
home. . L. Canup, Jr. Rt. 2,
Gainesville.

Late flat Dutch and Copen-
hagn Mkt. cabbage, heading
Collards, 300, $1.50, $3.50 M.;
black walnut sprouts, tame old
fashioned cherry sprouts, 3
$1.50. No order filled less $1.
one shipped without postage |
added. Mrs. Nancy Hender-

son, Rt. 3 Box 124, Ellijay.

Collard, tomatoes, and cab-
bage plants, 65c C. Del.; cab-
bage and collards, $2. at farm.
No theck, no C.O.D. E. B.
Wetherford, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Tomatoes, cabbage, and col-
lard plants, 65c C., Del.; Col-
lard and cabbage, $2. at farm.

lo C.O.D., no checks. J. F.
Holbrook, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Small seedling chinquapin,
and chestnut tree, 12 $1.25;
muscadine and_ scuppernong
vines, 6, $1.; walnut trees, 12,
$2; Blueberry 2 doz. $1.
Raspberry, $1. doz.; also cat-
nip, balm hoarhound, $1. doz.,
pennyroyal, 2 doz, 50c. Mrs.
F, M. Eaton, Rt. 1 Dahlonega.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED





Want buck-eye plants. State
he in first letter. Mrs. M.A.

uggan, 313 Adler St., Tifton.
- Want as soon as possible
about 30,000 tomato plants.
State var. and price. T. W.
Odum, Campton. Ph. 2912.

Want 100 Bu. seed
State price. L. E. Foster, Ham-
ilton. Ph. MA 8-4843.

Want about 100 Blakemore
strawberry plants Advised
price. Jud Haren, Blue Ridge.

FEED ) & GRAIN





Over 100 tons of top quality
coastal Bermuda hay,
ton; alse several good saddle
horses, and 1 A.C. 66 combine
in perfect condition. Zack
Wilkins, US. 41 Hahira. Ph.
Cherry 2-3606, Valdosta.

1958 crop, well fertilized
hay; Sericea, Clover, Rye
Grass. All baled without_rain.
yy F. Almand, 4864 Stage-
coach Rd., Ellenwood. Ph.
4290, Stockbridge.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Cattle

Reg. Aberdeen Angus bull
for service. Fee $2. Located
4-1/2 miles west of Marietta,
1/4 mile off highway no. 120
on Villa Rica Rd. Harold Wil-
kins, Rt. 4, Marietta. Ph. 9-
9825.

2 Reg. Jersey heifers, 1 yr.

_ old, artificially sired and calf~

hood vaccinated, $100. ea; al-
calves,
$50. ea., reg. and transferred.
B. Braswell, Athens. Ph.
$+4336.

1 sub. to Reg. polled Here-
ford male calf, 10 mo. old, of
Talent and H.H.F. Mixer,
breeding, $125. Adam Whita-
ker, Blue Ridge.

Yellow, Reg. horned Here-

|ford bull, 8 mo. old. Sired by |
.jherd bull who weighed 1580

Ybs. On the scales the day he)

Roy Carpenter, Rt. 5, Tifton.

Winds Farm, Lawrenceville.
Ph. Norcross 3932.

Purebred Santa Gertrudis
bull, 9 mos. old, for sale. J.
W. Morris, c/o

ton. Ph, TE 2852

6 Reg* Shorthorn cows (2
with calves by side, 4 will
calve soon). All bred to T.P.S.
Max Coronet 70th., half broth-
er to 1957 Tntnl grand cham-
pion. Furnish papers in buy-
ers name. Gaynor Shirley, Rt.
2, Warrenton. Ph. HO 5-3408.

Young Guernsey milch cow,
bred by purebred Whiteface,
$125. C. T. McWilliams, 2303
Young Rd., Stone Mountain.
Ph. 6725 (Lithonia)

Reg. Angus Cattle, Champi-
onship bloodlines. Bulls 6 to
15 mos. old. $200. and up. Few
15 mos. old Heifers, $250. a.
Will trade for grain. W. T.
Torgesen c/o Whistle Top
Farm, Cornelia.

Small herd of 45 purebred
Brahmans; approximately 300
breeding age cows, 2 to 8 yis.
old, mostly half or more
Brahman; also 6 Reg. Brahman
bulls, and 3 Reg. Angus bulls.
George Varn, Box 205, Folk-
ston.

Reg. Hereford cattle, finest
quality, calfhood vaccinated,
halter broken. Heifers, 1 to 2
yrs. old, $225. 2 yr old_bred
heifers, $3.00 ea. Mrs. W. A.
Ward, Jr., c/o Ward Mead
Farm, Paper Mill Rd., Rt. 3,
Marietta. Ph. 8-8772.

Cert. jpurebred Santa Ger-
trudis Bull from Jerry Girard
cow and King Ranch bull,

| weight 1800 Tbs., $450. FOB.

pre Bridges Thomaston. Ph.

oats. | 2004

1 yr. old polled Hereford
bull, purebred, not Reg., $200.;
also nice Jersey, 3 gal., 2nd.
calf cow, $145. Both bangs
free. Gilbert Finney, Rt. 1, Ma~-
rietta. Ph. 7-1440.

Good Jersey milk cow with
4th calf 1 mo. old, gives 4 gal.
milk daily and extra good on
butter, $150. for cow. Lester
Cook, Rt. 2 (Big Shanty Road),
Kennesaw.

20 Reg. Angus heifers, aver-
tage 1 yr. old, also cows with
calves. Bandolier-Hileenmere
breeding. James Young, Box
849, Cedartown.

50 calfhood vaccinated Hol-
stein heifers to calve in Au-
gust, weigh from 1000 to 1200
Tbs, for sale. C. M. Bowden, Rt.
3, Stone Mountain. Ph. BU 9-
7616.

54 White Face cows for sale
at my place, 8 miles from
Bainbridge on Lake Douglas
Rad. I. J. Dixon, Bainbridge.

1 Reg. Hereford bull calf,
6 mos. old, for sale with pa-
pers. Dean Collins, Rt. 2,
Blairsville.

17 mo. old horn type Here-
ford bull, large for age $245.
His father is great grandson of
highest pointed bull of all
time, Larry 50th. M. C. Rob-
erts, Ball Ground.

Entire herd of Holsteins
cows and heifers; 13 first calf
heifers, 6 second calf heifers,
the balance some older, also
400 gal. bulk tank with 904
Ib. daily base shipping. M.
Fricke, Stapleton. Ph. MA 5-
7533, Louisville.

Several purebred, Reg. Pol-
led Hereford bulls, deep
podied, all well marked, Wean-
ing age to 18 mos. old. Also
open and bred heifers. CMR
Domino breeding. Winton C.
Harris, Rt. 1, Screven, Ph. JU
4-2312, Odem.

2 Guernsey milch cows, to
freshen with 3rd, and
calves in Aug. H





was 3 yrs. old. Carl Roberts,
|\Ball Ground, ae,



mond, Farmington,

perks) ath rh ay ee th eo mee

80 purebred Hereford brood |
cows, will calve by Decem-.
ber this year; 30 top selected
heifers; forty 500 Jb. steers,
calves, and 4 top Hereford
bulls. Dispersing herd. Con-
jtact. Red. Barron, c/o Four

Double M.
| Farms, P.O. Box 179, Carroll-

. collard plants, nice size,| Young polled Hereford bulls, |_
double standard Reg. from]
bangs free herd, $200. and up.

D.|Mabry, Rt. 4, Cumming.

|lion for sale. Standing at Mel-

4th.|Road, Rt. 3,
Thur-.

| are now bred back, 6 pigs just | Brown,
2 small pony geldings, gen+

tle, broke to saddle and cart,

2 yearling stallions, gentle,

_ Choice male and female
Landrace pigs, imported
bloodlines, treated, . in
buyers name, $100. a., also
one Duroc boar, $40. William |
E. Lanier, Rt. 2, Box 84, Met-|

Purebred Landrace hogs: 1.
boar about 2 yrs. old, 2 sows
which have had 1 litter and

weaned, 3 boars, and 3 es
Sell reasonable. Billy San-
ders, Vienna, Ph. 4717.

15 pigs, mostly boars, 8 wks.
old July 20th. Call or see, N.
A. Weldon, Rt. 1, Palmetto. |
Phy (Zoe.

Landrace boars, service age,
Swedish and Danish founda-
tion stock, with or without
papers. Basil Steed, W. Roa-
noke Dr. (El Harris Rd.), Fitz-
gerald. Ph. 3905.

Reg. Blk. Poland China hogs,
all sizes and ages, treated for
cholera and erysipelas, bangs,

type sires. Jas. R. Mullis,
Cochran. Ph. WE 4-6490.

Tamworth swine. Registered
pigs. Unrelated pairs. J. S.
Davis, Abba, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald,
Ph. 6541.

4 good Poland China shoats,
one weighs about 125 lb. $35.;
3 about 100 Ibs. $25. ea. All
4 for $100. at my place. G. W.
Williams, Williams Rd., Box
755, Rt. 1, Columbus.

50 fime pigs, ready to go
July 21st, $12. ea. my place.
2 miles east of Woodstock. J.
F. Gennin, Woodstock.

2 male Landrace pigs from
prize winning stock, 4 mos.
old. $45. ea. with papers_if
desired. Harvey Hamilton, Rt.
1, Pearson.

Purebred meat-type Hamp-
shire pigs (4 females, 2 boars,
and 2 barrows). 8 wks. old
July 20, ready for sale. Sub.
to Reg. in buyers name.
J. Witmer, 12309 White Bluff
Rd., Savannah, Ph. EL 5-2268.

Several Reg. Spotted Poland
China male hogs, 3 large
enough for light service. W.
H. Hamm, Ray City.

10 Reg. Yorkshire boars far-
rowed March 7, 1958, Grand-
sons of Brunstanes King Da-
vid 58th., @reat grandsons of
OEF Rocket Away 29G (which
tare two of the nine certified

Cc. Emory, Rt. 1, College Park.

8 Reg. Spotted Poland China
male pigs and 6 gilts. Tested
for bangs and treated _ for
everything, $35. ea. and Reg.
in buyers name. See my farm.
Harty Hamm, Rt. 2, Box 23,
Cobbtown.

Horses, Mules, Ponies

10 yr. old Tenn. Walker,
gaited, saddle mare, spirited
but gentle. Reasonable or will
trade for work horse or mule.
. M. Moody, Rt. 4, Waycross.

Large red and white Shet-
Jand pony, also saddle and
bridle (Suitable for children
up to 12 yrs. old) $250. L. G.
Peppers, 6165 Bakers Ferry
Rd., S. W., Atlanta 11. Ph. DI.
2994.

Gaited, pg et yrs.
old, very gentle, spotted brown
and white, small, $150. E. M.
Frederiksen, Rt. 1, Winston.
Ph. 2991 (Douglasville)

Shetland pony, very gentle
(ideal for children), also
Western saddle and bridle,
cheap. W. E. Nash, Argo Rd.,
Smyrna. Ph. HE 5-7512.

Tenn. Walking gelding, 2
yrs. old, $110.; ho Walk-
ing mare and filly colt 6 mos.
old (mare bred back to Walk-

ing stallion), $225. Roy H.

2 male Shetland ponies (1.
white and black, other white
and red), 2 yrs. old, $150. ea.
Eugene Brown, Box 128, Man-
chester.

At Stud Services: 36 in. dap-
ple gray, white mane and tail,
outstanding = stallion, and
a solid Blac ackney stal-

ody Brook Bae ey Hill



ter. Ph. 51035. i

tested. Using two Cert. meat- |

boards in U-S.), $150. ea. H.}:

hands, white mane and ta
hite Te

4 ow ji ie
Walking horse, black
white, 16 hand parade horse,
Sa spotted pony. Ben Hill,






con. Ph. 5-5394. :

8 yrs. old. about 45 in., brought
sorrel colts this spring, in foal

together or senarately. Alton
Tyrone. Mises

halter broken; outstanding
Pinto mare with filly colt; 2

Reg. Tenn. Wa mare;
Egyptian Jennet. Burgess W.
Stone, Box 641, Thomasville.
Ph, Canal 6-0403. ee

gaited. Can be seen my |

1047. Rowland Rd. tone
Mountain. Gordon McClure.
Ph. BU 9-5925. :

Shetland pony named Char-
lie, color brown, weighs
lbs., 41 in. high,
tle (child can handle), drive,
or ride, also cart, harness.
Priced right. G. T. Downs, c/o
Frost House, Wrightsville.

Shetland pony, black and
white, gentle, also cart with
new tires, harness and saddle.
Very reasonable. W. D. Evans,
Wadley.

Reg. American saddle bred
stallion (Borbon King-Rex

large boned. Horses boarded.

J. R. McCrackin, Forest Park,
Ph. Dr. 8=9%81.

Sheep & Goats
Toggenburg milk goat, gives
5 qts., freshen Aug. 28th, $37.
Mrs. Janie Wainright, Rt. 2,
Box 49, Nahunta. ;

3 yr. ola Reg. Suffolk buck:

H. |and two 2 yr. old grade bucks,

Hampshire and Suffolk cross.
J. M. Allen, 172 Vidal Boule=
vard, Decatur. Ph. DR 7-4758.

Reg. Saanan goats: One
Nannie (with papers) gives 4
qts. a Gay, one to be fresh
this fall, and 3 yr. old buck;
Also, exch. 5 mo. old buck for
Reg. Saanan buck with papers
or will buy. James C. Haley,
408 Gilmore St., Ashburn.

3 good, gentle milk goats: 1
Toggenburg fresh with 3 wks.
old kid by purebred Nubian.
Sell 1 or all for $40. per goat;
also would buy a purebred
Nubian male. Dr. D. A. Bag=
#custell.

Saanan milk goat with first
kid, 3 to 4 qts. milk oe x
1 billy and 2 nannies (Saanan
and Nubian), 12 wks. old, $15.

jea. C. H. Jordon, Rt. 5, Cum-

ming, Ph. 7091.

Saanan-French Alpine cross
milk goat giving 4 qts. day;
also, Saanan to freshen within
next 2 wks., heavy milker,
$45. ea. J. M. Orr. 209 West-
side Drive. Acworth. Ph. 6734.

Dairy goats, 3 now milkin

also doe kids, doelings, an

bucks. C. T. Hambrick, Rt. 1,
and 1

Moultrie.
Purebred Nubian,
Alpine milk goat, both. milk-
ing now; fine Toggenburg to
freshen soon, gives Over gal=
lon of milk a day; Saanan male
goat, 1 yr. old; also 4 kids (2
males and 2 females) 6 mos.
old. Mrs. Lee Kirkley, 3860
Cascade Rd., Atlanta.

Milk goat, gives 3 qts. daily,
freshened 3rd. time July 5,
1958, $30.; also several kids,
all sizes, cheap. W. S. Whiting,
Rt. 1, Morrow. Ph. GR. 8-6516,
Jonesboro.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want gentle Palomine
mare. Write information as t
age, whether or not Reg
hay etc. G. W. Sapp, Wes
Point.

Want several Tamworth pigg

|to raise for breeding |



A . Geil-
fuss, Marietta. Ph. He 6-7385,
Smyrna. eS ae :



and.
Bob-O-Link Dr, Ma- |
2 bay Shetland pony mares,

to same stallion, $390. ea. Sell -

small Shetland mares in foal;
|gentle gaited sorrel gelding;

Bay gelding walking horse,

blocky, gen-

At Stud: Doctor Peacock,

Peavine). Over 16 hands. Fine, __

ley, Sr., 44 Washington St. _

purposes,
State age and price. Roy Abee, .
Dahlonega. ee































































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: = MARKE ULLET
12 guineas, 10 wks. old,| Baby chick quail, also Chu-[ Ma U
LIVESTOCK | $1.50 ea. Trade for 12 of any|kar Partridge baby chicks, 1/25c ea.; small mixed size: ll
: Bard ab purehied bantanis? iD : 6 ie a ae ea. Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt
1 ~ rs. id's erry, c/o ine|B 150, "Ee etic pyeoees
WANTED pullets and 2 roosters or 12 Valley: Quail Parm,: 6420 Ox amilla. : i



. Want very gentle horse that

12 yr. old girl can handle,
weight about 700 lbs. J. D. Al-
Jen, 307 Donehoo St., States-
boro.

Want 1 or 2 work mares that
will raise colts. Buy or trade
nice gaited saddle mare on

R.I. Red pullets. None Del.
Clyde W. Stamey, c/o Sam
Bell Farm, Rt. 1, Clarkesville.

25 started Guineas about 6
wks. old, 50c ea., or trade for
Guinea pigs. C. R. Philpot,
1577. Bankhead Ave., N.W.,
Atlanta, 18. Ph. SY 4-0009.

14 young Mallard ducks, 8
wks, old, 75c ea. Mrs. G. W.
Withers, 1405 W. Paces Ferry



same. Ottis Moody, Rt. 4, Rd.o NoW. Atlanta Ph GE
Waycross. 3-8877. : : 4
FOR SALE

Blue Andalusian grown
rooster, $1.00; Old English
bantams, $3.50 pr.; Old Eng.
half grown, $1.00 ea.; 1 grown
Silver Duckwing game _ ban-
- tam rooster, $1.50; White Face
Black Spanish rooster, grown,
also pullets, $1.50 ea. Shipped
Exp. Col. Jchn T. Ervin, 908
Ea. Force St., Valdosta.

Trio Golden Sebright ban-
tams, about 1-1/2 yrs. old,
5.00; also 10 chicks, about
-1/2 mos old, $4.50. Buyer
- Exp. Chgs. Ray Hudson,
t. 6, Carrollton.

Bantams: Golden Sebright,
B.B.O.E.G., young and ma-
ture stock, also common ban-
ems for sale. Cannot ship. J.
. King, 208 Gramling St.,
Marietta. Ph. 8--8302.

10 small bantam hens, mix-
ed colors, $10.00, with rooster
free. Dewey Holland, Coogler
Rd. Box 14, Dalton.

Bantams: 4 hens and cock
Silver Spangled Hamburgs,
15.00 ea.; 1 trio Golden Se-
rights, $7.50; 1 trio Buff Jap-
anese, $10.00; young bantams,
priced according to age and
oe Fred Blaylock, 515
rescent Ave., Chickamauga.

6 purbred Dark Cornish

hens and one cock, 1957 hatch
15.00. H. W. Thurmond;
armington,.

Nice game stag, half Gordon.
and half Toppie Roundhead.,
$5.00; Jap. and R. H. cross
cock $7. 00. C. L. Griffin, 712
Oak St., Gainesville.

Purebred pit games: War-
horse and Red Clarets, 1-1/2
to 2 lbs., $10.00 trio; last yrs
stags in Cuban Blues and Car-
olina Mtn. Eagles, $15.00; 1
ock, $20.00; hens, $5.00 ea.:
eggs, 15, $4.50; 30, $7.00. S.
G Borroughs, Rt? Box 113;

ichmond Hill.

230 English W. L. pullets,

mos. old, $1.25 ea. Mrs.
dan Smith, Rt. 4, Summer-
ville. ;

200 Trueline W. L. pullets,
3-1/2 mos. old, well grown to
age, $1.50 ea. by the hundred;
85 Production Reds, 1 yr. old,
now laying fine, $1.50 ea. T.
M. Hendrix, Rt. 4, Box 351,
Waycross, Ph. AT 3-9576.

30 pure White Leghorn
hens, 8 or 9 mos. old (lay 1
or 2 doz. eggs a day) $35.00
for lot at my place. No letters.
W. P. Couch, Luthersville.

About forty Brown Leghorn
ullets, 8 wks. old, and seven

hite Leghorn pullets. Can-
not ship. W. M. Sewell, 3005
Sewell Rd. (annex rear) At-
Janta.

Giant Black Minorca cock-
erels, 10 wks. old, $1.00 ea.
half-grown size, $2.00 ea. L.
B. Millians, 105 Temple Ave..,
Newnan.

25 dark strain RJ. Red
ehickens, 6 wks. old; several
big type Cornish, from cham-
pion blood line; Blue Ribbon
prize winners; few Merry-
brook Reds; and Golden Se-
bright bantams. C. E. Duke,
1803 Bouldercrest Dr., S.E.,
Atlanta 16. Ph. MA 17-1665.

42 R.I. Red pullets, 5-1/2
mos. old, $1.25 ea. for lot. 20
White Leghorns (last- years
ens) $1.00 ea. Cannot ship.
. W. Hogan, Rt. 2, Box 82,
riffin. Ph. 5824.

WANTED

Want 15 New Hampshire
Reds or White Rock pullets,
early 1958 spring hatch. Mrs.
Ed Bledsoe, 501 Newnan Hwy
Carrollton.

SAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Pheasants, breeders a nd
young. Gilbert Finney, Rt. 38
Marietta. Ph. 7-1440.

Half grown Chukar Part-
ridges, $1.50 ea.; pure stock
Green Head Mallard ducks,
$6.00 pr.; Racing Homer pig-
eons, $3.00 pr., 3 pr. $7.50;
Ringneck. doves, $2.75 pr.;
Mutant pheasants (grown
breeders) $7.50 pr. Cornish
or Rhode Island Red bantams,
$4.50 pr. M.O. J. H. Street,
3090 Buford Hwy., Atlanta 6.
ME 4-7888.

Taking orders for No. Bob
White quail eggs and baby
birds. Permit No. 101. Frank
Sauls, 109 W. 7th St., Box
208, Tifton.

9 Ringneck doves. $1.00 ea.
M. Wilson, 7250 Green-
wood St., Barnesville.

Taking orders for No. Bob-
white quail eggs, $17.00 C.
D. K. Humphrey, 416 Wilkin-

son Dr.,_S.E., Atlanta. Ph.
DR 8-1028.
Bob white quail, day old

birds, $37.00 C. Older birds
priced according to age. Per-
mit No. 102 Dr. Raymond
Young, Colquitt. Ph. 3924.

Pigeons per pair: Red Car-
neaux, $5.00; white Swiss
Homers, $1.50; Common
strain, $1.00. All mated and
working. Orders filled

promptly. Starling Yawn,
Byronville.
N.Z. white buck rabbit,

blocky type, short ears, 3 1/2
mos. old, weight 6 1/2 Ilbs.,
$4.00. Dewey Wright, Rt. 1,
Box 237, Griffin. Ph. 7006.

Pheasants: 6 hens 1 ring-
neck rooster, last years hatch
$15.00 for lot. Letters answer-

ed, Lee Yother,- 605 Patton
St., Dalton. :
1 to 8 wks. old No. Bob-

white quail, ready for field
releasing; also booking orders
for eggs and quail. Special
offer in lots of 100 or more.
Permit No. 45. Jim, W. Grist,
404 Puckett St., Forest Park.
Ph; PO? 13923;

quail, laying, $3.50 pr.: 5 wks.
old, 75 ea., shipped Exp. Col.
in light crate; hatching eggs.
not over five days old, $2.50
doz. $18.00 C, by prepaid par-
cel post. Permit No. 103. M.O.
Miss Eve Wallace, 716 Myrtle
St., N.E., Atlanta 8. Ph. TR.
4-5152.

Taking orders for No. Bob
White quail eggs and young
birds. Permit No. 63. C. L.
Cawthon, Riverdale. Ph. GR
8-8106 (after 6:00 p.m.)

Bob white quail 1 day to
8 wks. old,-from large unre-
lated birds, for sale at my
place. 30 or more eggs ship-
ped, 20c ea. Exp. Col. Permit
No. 77.-M.O. only. Jack Hol-
land, 471 Pasley Ave., S.E.
Atlanta 16. Ph. JA 4-7120.

10 Bobwhite quail, about 5



wks. old, 50c ea. Vernon L.
Barber, Rt. 1, Surrency.

5 prs. mated No. Bobwhite |

Pleasant Dale Rd., Doraville.
Ph. GL 17-2939.

Few 1957 hatch extra large
No. Bobwhite breeder quail.
Eggs (from Bobwhites im-
proved 38 yrs.) for hatching.
90 pct. hatch guar. 6 wks. old
Bobwhites ready for release,
97c ea. Free color photos and
prices on .request. Wm. A.
Thomas, 421 Mark Bldg., At-
lanta 3. Ph. MU 8-0866.

Fantain pigeons mostly
splashed colors of best blood-
lines. Young pairs about ready
to mate. $2.00 pr. No less
than 2 prs. shipped. R. Lamar
Brantley, Rt. 2, Wrightsville.

Young white- utility king
pierces 1 1/2 mos. old, $1.50
: 3 mos. old $2.00 pr., 41/2
Bou. old, $2.50 pr. Jesse Hud-
son, Rt. 6, Carrollton. |

White King pigeons, 2 mos.
old; also Silver Kings and
Fan Tails, $2.50, $3.00 Write
G. W. Williams, c/o Williams
Dairy, Box 755, Rt. 1, Colum-
bus. Ph. FA 3-0101.

Americas finest .strain
White King Pigeons, $3.00-pr.
Not less than 2 pr. shipped.
Ogden Geilfuss, c/o Melody.
Brook Farm, Windy Hill Rd.,

Rt. 3, Marietta. Phone HE
5-7385, Smyrna. _
Rabbits: 3 bred colored

does, $3.00 ea.; also white
guinea pigs (cavies) breeders,
16 to 20 ozs.; 5 sows and 1
boar, $15:00. John Fields, 1026
W. Poplar St., Griffin, Ph.
3682. :

8 or 10 prs. of quail, now
laying about 150 eggs; quail
pens; and a 400 egg cap. elec.
incubator; also about 50
grown hens, and about 125
friers crossed, good layers, for
sale. J. E. Lunsford, Grayson.

SAME. FOWL, etc.

WANTED





Want to buy quail and chu-
kars, up to 200 pr. also can
use up to 2000 eggs per wk.

Large Martin | gourds, 50c.
ea.; small size, 35 ea. Add}
postage; also Martin gourd
seed, 25c and 3c stamp for
large packet. Mrs. W. W. Low-
man, Rt. 5, Ellijay. :

Blue Gill Bream Finger-

lings, ready for Bass s ae
this summer. Truck

pick _up my farm. Write. Lan-
ier Craft, Clayton.

One salt cured Ham, wt. 27

lbs., $1 Ib. Will not ship nor
sell on Sunday. Come or call.
Clarence McMillian, Rt. 1, Da-
cula.

-

Calif. multiplying beer seed,

25 start, or 6 starts, $1. En-
close 3c
with ea. order. E.
Dial.

400 Locust posts, 6 ftz in.
long, and ave. 15 in. cireum-
ference, 25c ea. Cash and car-
ry: Mts. W. A. Crowe, Jr.,
2964 So. Atlanta Rd., Smyrna. |

F, Weeks,

White unwashed feed sacks,
free of holes and mildew, 15c|M

ea. postpaid. Evelyn Bramlett,
Margret.

600 feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap.,
no holes, same as new. H. J.
iBke iehs, Ideal.

Nice, clean, fresh Sage, $1. 25
Ib., or. 30c quart. Add _ post-
age. Mrs. J. J. ao Con-
yers.

Yellow root, freshly dug and
washed, 4 lb. lard box full, $1.
Add postage. Mrs. Ventis Wea-
ver, Rt.-5, Ellijay.

Honey, 1957 crop, extracted
and pasteurized, 2 lb. jar, 60c,
case of 12 jars, $6.25. All FOB.
John L. Snare, Rt. 4, Gaines-
ville.

4 or 5 hives of honey bees
(have not been robbed) with
two supers on each hive. Also
smoker and veil. Ralph Mar-
Bes Oxford. Ph. 6777, Coving-
on.

MISCELLANEOUS |:





Edwin Orser, Rt. 2, Box 108,
Nahunta. WANTED
Want 1,000 hollow cane for
MIS FI A f sticking Beans. Quote price.
Winnie Ruth Carrie, 202 Cher-
FOR SALE okee Rd., Kennesaw.



Apples (good canning and
cooking), $1 bu. at my home,
2 mi. off No. 85 Hwy., on No.
138 Hwy. Mrs. Emory Travis,
Riverdale. :

Golden Delicious apples for
sale at my home. J. W. Nance,
1558 Briarwood Rd., N.E., At-
lanta. Ph. ME-4-3931.

100 Ib. cap. white feed bags,
no letters, used only once, 5
for $1.50, 10, $2.75, 20, $5 $24
Co PP 2nd zone. M.O. Major
Crow Rt. 2, Mt. View Rd.,



Gainesville.

Last Weeks Livestock Sales Report

Want sev. gal. of both Figs
and Pineapple Pears, within
radius of 50 mi. Will come
after. Mrs. J. L. Jolly, 205
Sherwood Rd., Rome.

Want 200 wood post. Give
price and location. J. T. Cun-
ningham, P.O. Box 56, Turin.

Want single horse express
harness and single driving
harness, in good cond., Athens
area. Advise price, etc., also
I have for sale, horse shoes,
all sizes, new. Contact. Mrs.

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1. or a

Crocheted doilies, 1

and 20 in. across, | flat
dif. designs, 2 colors o1
$1.10; $1.35; $1. 60;

gecches oe
$1 ea.; crochet edge
low cases, $1_pr.; su

{eream pot. holders,

chair sets, $3.50 set.
E. Wooten, Rt. 2 B
Camilla. =

Med. size . aren al
50c ea.; embroidered
cases, ree

TS. ae Me _
Gainesville. ae

New. nance
size, nice cotton mater
padding, $6.50
Ethel Mooney R

_ Handmade q
size, good cotton mat
padding, $6.50

| Ventis Weaver, Rt

New hand -embroi

low cases, bright t

ty designs, on good b
materials, hand croche
edge, $2 set; 3 ee
set, $1.50; ladi

fancy, trim d, ne

60c ea. Add Postage.
Marie Mathis, Rt. 5, z

Handkerchiefs, tatted
$1.30; vanity sets,
embroidered butterflies,
baby shoes, nylon dra
cheted, $1.10; quill
material, $3. "PP in
Gee: Faroe Pa




send samples All
checks. Mrs. G. C.
3, Box 157, Millen. E

One white bed spread, a
in. long, 92 in. eee
'wick with pink F.

flowers and lines, he
$6. Mrs. Troy Staten,
worth Rd., Box: 65, Dal

HANDICRAFT.

Want a crocheted bed
tablecloth, and baby
bootees, sack and cap.
be reasonable. Quote



Allyn Robb, Watkinsville. Ph.
SO 9-2432.

Mrs. Ruth W. Chapman
Sylvan Dr., Macon.
































































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