- Commissioner

Phil Capel:

















ed to plant this com-

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on cotton seed means that
ll probably have to plant more
re to get a stand next spring
ae ant when good seed

ab weather conditions Says
seed peanuts and I have
ontinued On Page 8)

rae a -market-
, Alabama, Florida, South

ae a vegetable mar-
s e, will again be in charge.
ts Butts said, will be compiled
d al wal be mailed to interested

WEDNESDAY, Jip VEMBER. 6, 1957

ON SEED



NUMBER 9.

SCARCE



| | CALENDAR

S ee went have ae

be us of unfavorable weath-. -

ae reduced the



ae

Nov. 6, Albany American Dairy
Ass'n of Georgia District Meeting.

Noy. 7, Plains American Dairy
_ Ass'n of Georgia District Meeting.



Nov. 8, Perry American Dairy Assn
of Georgia Disirict Meeting.

Nov. 11-13, Macon Georgia Farm
Bureau Annual Meeting. |

Noy. 12, ABAC, Tifton Egg Pro-
duction Short Course.

- Nov. 18-14, Athens Seed Short Course
Course.

. Nov. 18, Carrollton American Dairy
Ass'n of Georgia District Meeting.

Nov. 18-22, Biltmore Hotel, Atlanta
Annual Meeting American Society
of Agronomy.







wer minimum germination re-



Complete Forms Properly

- To Get Bangs Payment

Indemnity payments for brucellosis
reactor cattle have been slow in reach-
ing some farmers. In many cases these
delays could have been avoided if the
necessary forms had been properly filled
out and mailed to the pro-authorities.

Three forms must be completed be-
fore indemnity payments can be made to
farmers selling Brucellosis infected cattle.

First, a form must be completed at the
sales barn giving the proceeds of the sale
(what the cow or cattle brought when
sold); second, a-post mortem report must
be filled out by the inspector in charge
at the slaughter house where the cow or
cattle are slaughtered; third, a cleaning
and disinfectant card must be filled out
by the farmer when the proper cleaning
and disinfectant measures have been made
on the premises where infected cattle

' were housed,

Each of the three, the farmer, the sales
(Continued On Page 8)



Misuse Of Fumigants
Destroys Peach Trees

Ber. Savage and R. A. Hayden

~ Georgia Experiment Station
Experiment, Georgia

During the past year several thou-
sand peach trees were killed in Georgia
by the misuse of peach tree borer fumi-
gant materials normally applied in the
fall,

Paradichlorobenzene emulsified in oil
should never be poured directly on the
trunks of trees despite the recommenda-
tion to that, effect by certain manufac-
turers. This emulsion should be applied
in a circle about one to two inches from
the trunk of the tree, then several shovel-

-fuls of dirt placed around the tree. Care

should be taken in applying the first
shovelful -of dirt to avoid getting the
emulsion on the trunk. This dirt should
be removed after four to six weeks,
especially on younger trees, and replaced
with fresh dirt to prevent winter injury
to the trunk.

The same general precautions should

be used in applying ethylene dichloride .

emulsion. These borer control materials

should never come in contact with the

bark of the peach tree. Outright killing of
(Continued On Page 8)

Seedsmen Will Study
Better Seed Varieties

A new feature of the Seed Short Course
this year should result in better service
to Georgia farmers'in terms of availabil-
ity of seed of the best adapted
varieties, according to Cecil Blackwell,
Extension Horticulturist-Project Leader,
and J. R. Johnson, Extension Agronomist-
Project Leader.

The new feature consists of two com-
mittee meetings composed of Georgia
Seedmen and College of Agriculture staff
members, One committee will discuss
vegetable crop seeds and the other field
crop seeds. Seedsmen serving on these

(Continued On Page 8)







. PEANUTS
BROILERS

Georgia, First:

FOREST LANDS
NAVAL STORES

PIMENTO PEPPER
e IMPROVED PECANS











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PAGE TWO -

FARM WORK

WANTED





Want job on farm. Do any-
tihng except milk a cow. White
41 yrs. old, no bad habits. All
letters ans. Miss Luginia Bis-
hop. 118 So. Stanlay St. Val-
dosta.

White woman, 43, daughter
14, wants job doing farm work,
or job on poultry farm. Mrs.
aoe L. Smith Rt. 1, Cullo-

en.

Want farm on shares, with
good man, truck farming and
raising chickens, vegetables.
Prefer near Cumming or Dah-
Jonega. Can help ourselves
some as soon as we draw pen-
sion. Try to live Christian life.
Have son, 28 yrs. old. J. W.
McDonald, 2488 West Ave., At-
Janta 18.

Want job on farm. Good
hand to do different kinds
farm work. Single, white, 45
yrs. old, for board, laundry
and salary every week. Lee
Clark, Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Man with large family wants
Jarge farm on 50-50 basis, for
1958. Want good acreage of
tobacco, cotton, peanut, etc.
Good house, water, good trac-
tor and equipment; also want
farm work to do bal. this yr.
roe D. Huggins, Rt. 1, Ella-

ell.

Man and boy want job on
chicken, hog, or cattle farm.
Can drive truck and tractor.
Do not drink. Will work. All
letters answered. O. A. Her-
bert, Rt. 3, Commerce.

Man, wife, and 4 children
want job on cattle or poultry
farm. would accept small crop,
5 or 6 acres in cotton near
Athens. Need 5 or 6 R. house
wired for stove and prefer
running water Mack Coker,
Rt. 2, Commerce.

31 yr. old white man and
wife want work on poultry
farm or raising chickens.
House furnished, anywhere in
Ga. with salary J. M. Stone,
oT Alvin Dr. NW, Atlanta
8.

Widow wants job on chicken
farm. Would like at least 2 R.
house would consider living
with family with fair wages.
Mrs. Minnie Roper 422 Hill St.
SE, Atlanta 12.

62 yr. old white want lignt
farm work or caretakers job,
Christian, single and no bad
habits. Board and reasonable
wages. Homer Partridge, c/o
W.L. Harris, 128 Magnolia Dr.
Griffin.

FARM HELP

WANTED



aa



Want good dairyman at once
to take over, or as helper; milk
75 or 80 cows. M. H. Callaway,
Bishop. Ph. 550-M2 Madison.

Want reliable man, 45 to 55
yrs. old for general work on
cattle farm. Must be able to
handle machinery. Opportuni-
ty for wife to help with work.
State experience and wages
desired in reply. David Stough
Rt. 1, Locust Grove.

Want man to work mule and
up keep place, small patches,
some cows, and chickens on
50-50 basis. Or will trade with
someone who wants home.
Man and wife accepted. No
drinking. Mrs. E. A. Nichools,
Box 286, Milledgeville.

Want unencumbered reli-
able middle-aged white wo-
man to live in home with eld-
erly lady and help with light
farm work for room, board,
and small salary. Mrs. A. Y.
Tilley, c/o Dave Tilley, Car-
tersville. Ph. 2292.

White, single man wants job
on chicken farm, or light farm
work on regular farm, for
board, laundry, place to sleep
and reasonable salary. Must
come after me. Need job very
much. George Pahow, Box 79,
Buford.



Want man at once for farm-
ing, clearing, maintenance of
buildings on farm of 85
Conveniences, living quarters
furnished on paved road, good
schools, about 1 mi. W. Nottely
Lake Dam. Excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. Ap-
ply. Chas. Tallant, Culberson,
N.C. (Union Co., Ga.).

Want exp. Miller to operate
water powered ,equipped corn
or grist mill, on farm. Abun-
dant water supply. Contact.
B. C. Wall, Rt. 1, Stockbridge,
Ph, ST 4318.

Want man and wife or single
man to raise chickens, make
crop in 1958 and help gather
1957 crop, ready soon, also do
rough carpenter work. Con-
tact. E. H. Sherrill, Rt. 1,, Flow
ery Branch.

Want job driving Ford trac-
tor on farm, anywhere and
any time. Single, ready to go
now. Johnnie M. Cronan, 456
Capitol Ave., S. E., Atlanta.
Ph. JA 5-1710. :

44 yr. old widow and 5
daughters (two 16 and two 14
and 1 12), wants job go fruit
and vegetable farm, or help on
chicken farm. Need 4-5 R.
house, elect., on school and
mail Rt. Have to be moved.
Prefer in No. Ga. Ref. ex-
changed. Mrs. Sara D. Manis,
Rocky Face, Whitefield Co.

Want job as Caretaker of
farm or looking after hogs,
cows or chickens. 59 yrs. old
and wife, white. Move any-
where. Want with good man.
Have to be moved. M. E. Hass,
Rt. 2, Box 60 Byromville.

Man and wife want job on
chicken farm or regular farm,
or any other job on farm. Need
house and to be moved. W. F.
Dickerson, 170 Garrison Rd.
Marietta.

70 yr. old white man wants
job as Caretaker, gardner or
other light farm work. Can
give good Ref. Prefer near At-
Janta or north of Atlanta. A.
L. Davis, 123 Cleveland Rd.
Cornelia.

Couple, 35 and 39 yrs. old,
sons 18, 16 1/2, 9 and 7, want
large grain, poultry, dairy or
cattle farm for bal. 1957 and
1958. All kinds farm Exp.,
farm machinery and as Over-
seer. Permanent home, good
house, living wage. J. C. Ro-
berts, Elm St., next to Curtis
Mattress Shop, Calhoun.

SALE EVENTS

November 11-12 (Monday and
Tuesday) Shetland pony
sale at Cordele. L.
Williams, Mgr.

FLOWERS |

FOR SALE









Divisions of Liriope, some-
times known as Ophiopogon
or Mondo, $2 C. del. PP.
Checks or stamps acceptable.
J. E. Campbell, Box 416, Nor-
cross.

Lilies Jumbo Easter, white
Spider, Crimson pink Calla,
Apostle Hybrid Amaryllis, Nan
dians, white Wisteria, Spirea,
blue Hydrangeas, orange Lan-
tanas, pink Crepe Myrtles, D.
Perkins Rose, 3, $1; Liriope,
$1.25 C; Small red, white Spid-
er, Butterfly Lilies, Cannas,
$1.25 doz. Mrs. J. E. Harrell,
Rt. 5, Quitman.

Diascorea Batatas bulblets
8, 25c; purple Wisteria, 2, $1;
hardy Periwinkles, 25c doz;
English Ivy, $1 doz. Also, want
exc. day lilies. Mine are or-
ange. Miss F. B. Moore, Su-
wanee.

Nandina plants, 2 large,
$1.50; yellow dbl. and
white thornless Lady Bank-
sia rooted Roses, $2 ea; Rose-
mary, Snow-on-the-Mtn., Gar-
denia, Ligustrum, Easter Rose,
red Tea Rose, 6 red Daylilies,
2 red Love Apple plants, $1
ea. Add postage. Mrs. V.



Johnson, Shellman.

Amaryllis bulbs, asst. col.,
small size, Daylilies, asst. col.,

A. |blooming size, $1.25 doz; Stok-

sia, blooming size, 75 doz;
Also Magnolia trees, 24 in. up,
in lots of 5, $5. V. W. Wilson,
Rt. 3, Box 184, Savannah.

3 yr. old Dwarf Boxwoods,
$3 doz; purple Thrift, 40c doz;
pink Crepe Myrtle and dbl.
pink, white and purple- Al-
theas, 50c ea. All rooted, damp
packed, prompt shipment. Or-
ders over $5 PP in Ga. Mrs.
Joe A. Whaley, Rt. 2, Box 166
Shellman.

Gerbera Daisies, blooming
size, Golden Raintree, Nan-
dinas, Maidenhair and Bosten
fern, 25c ea; per. Phlox, Sweet
William, per. blue Salvia, dbl.
Feverfew, Artemisia, white,
purple Yarrow, May and Shas-
ta Daisies, 75c doz; Daylilies,
4 var. 8, $1. Mrs. Johnson
Usry, Stapleton.

Mixed colored Gladious,
giant size, $1 doz. bulbs. Add
postage. Mrs. Ola Price, Rt. 2,

Tallapoosa.

Daffodils, Jonquil, and Nar-
cissus bulbs, 75c C; $5 M. Mrs.
Ethel Yearty, Rt. 2, Temple.

Running Roses, Cape Jas-

mine, Buckeyes, White and
red Dogwood, French Mulber-
ry, Bull-Bays Honeysucke,

Sweet Myrtle, 10e a ft. iv
bushes. Add Postage. Will exch
for sacks. No checks out-of-
aoe Mrs. Nina Loyd Tooms-
oro.

Mixed colored Iris, 25, $1;
Star of Bethlehem, 75
April blooming Narcissus, and
mixed fall bulbs, $1 C; Star of
Bethlehem Mrs. John Weaver,
Rt. 2, Temple.

German bearded Iris, named
var. not labeled, 20, $1; 45, $2
Purple Wisteria cuttings, root-
ed, 10, $1. Golden Bell For-
sythia, 8 for $1. Add 25c post-
age. Mrs. Sherman Duckett,
Talking Rock.

Narcissus bulbs: Paper white
and Japanese Yellow Cup Sa-
cred, $1 C, 600, $5; Red Spid-
er, White Stars of Bethlehem
and Sweet Lemon or Orange
Daylilies, 50 doz. Add 50c
postage for orders. Free pink
Oxalis and ornamental Pepper
seed. Mrs. O. S. Fields, 407 N.
Madison St. Thomasville.

Blooming size white Nar-
cissus bulbs, 4 doz, $1 and 10c
postage. Mrs. J. B. Griffin, 626
West Gardow St., Valdosta.

Hardy red Salvia (blooms
all Foe! plants, 30 doz. PP.
aa . Hanson, Elko. Ph. Una-

a.

Redhot Poker, per. White
Candytuft, Admiral Byrd Dais-

L. jies $1.25 doz; Snapdragons,

Feverfew, yellow Achilleas,
75c doz; dif. labeled Hemero-
callis, $2.50 doz. Dif labeled
Iris, $1 doz. 35c postage. Mrs.
F. M. Combs, Washington.

Cherry Laurel, 1 to 2 ft. and
fast son ee Ligusrtum, 2 to
3 ft. 10e ea. Add postage. Jack
Phillips, Box 104, Warm
Springs.

Thalia bulbs, White Jon-
quils, $1.50 doz. PP. Also Nan-
dinas, 25c, 50e and $1. Come
dig them. Mrs. E. S. Hicks
Yatesville.

2 giant Boxwoods, $75 ea.
J. W. Cantrell, Young Harris.

Per. White Candytuft, $1.25;
doz. Snapdragons, per. Pink
Phlox, 75c doz; 2 pink yellow
red, bronze, bi-colored, Plicata
Iris, $1; Daylilies, red, purple,
rose, cream pink, maroon, la-
beled, $2.50 doz. 35c postage.
Mrs. M. P. Combs Washington.

Queen Anns Lace, Spear-
ment, blue, pink, and salmon
pink Verbenas, yellow, red,
orange Cannas, large white
Daisies, and blue Ageratums.
One of ea. $1 and 25c postage.
Mrs. S. C. Chamblee, Rt. 1,
Box 269, Roswell. Ph. 5504 .

Jumbo Pansy plants, one
cent ea; Jonquils, 200, $1; 50
Iris, $1; 10 pink Cannas, $1!
50 Narcissi, $1! 10 Lemon Li-
lies, $1; 8 Milk and Wine Li-
lies, $1; 25 Verbena, $1; 50



Lester

M. | Oxalis, ae Add postage. Mrs.
Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

MARKET BULLETIN _

Redbud Tree seed, and Mi-
mosa Tree seed, 2 tsp. 25c Cur-

tain Plant, nice start, 25c. Add |

3c postage on order. Mrs. T. M.
Randolph, 210 ZA, Claymore
Dr. Marietta.

Rooted Cape Jasmine and
Crepe Myrtle, Bachelor But-
tons, and pink Weigela, 25c ea;
Also Lace Fern, 40c Boston
Fern, red dbl. Begonias, pink
everblooming Begonias, wax
leaf (Co-lem-sho, Strawberry
Begonias and Angle wing.
gonias, 15c ea. All del.
Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

eila

Daffodils, le ea; mixed col.
Iris, 50c doz; Liriope, Vinca,
30c doz; red Spider Lilies, 60c.
doz Sweet Williams, Shasta
Dasies, 50c doz; Abelia, For-
sythia, Spirea, Flowering
Quince, White Wisteria, 30

ea; rooted cuttings Rosemary, |

25e ea. Add postage. Mrs. J.
ae Rt. 1, Rome. Ph. 4-

Red, pink running Roses,
rooted, dbl. red Geraniums, 15c
ea; pink dbl. Begonias, rooted,
25c Red orange Sultana single
red Begonia, Rubber plant, Elk
Horn, Frog Leg, Star, Colia,
Chicken, Gizzard, Chicken Toe,
Baby Tears, 10 ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. P. E, Taylor, Rebec-
ca. z :

Pink Thrift, white Narcis-
sus, Boxwood cuttings, le ea;
Yellow Chrysanthemums, la-
vender Ageratum, Sallie-at-the
-Gate, Goose Neck, 2c ea; Gold-
englow, Shasta Daisy, lavend-
er, yellow Iris, Fall Daisy, 3c
ea; dbl. orange Daylilies, and

Lemon Lily, 5c ea; Add post-
age. Mrs.. Oscar Martin, Ra-
bun Gap.

Daffodils, Narcissus, Lemon
Lily, white, light and dark
blue Violets, 2c ea; variegated
Tris, red Four-O-Clock pepper-
mint, 5c ea; Hedge Rose, pink
running Rose, Scotch Broom,
Boxwoods rooted, Arborvitae,
Sweetshrub, Mtn. Ivy, Laurel,
Fern, Ga. State Rose, red Shoe-
make, 10 ea. Add_ postage.
Mrs. Ned Burrell, Rabun Gap.

Calendula, mix. col., red,
blue Salvia, Christmas bloom-
ing Narcissus, Jonquils, Nier-
embergia, red Chrysanthe-
mums, blus Ageratum, Boston
fern, 6, 75c; pink Spirea, Gar-
denia, Bridalwreath, Breath of
Spring, Forsythia, Pyracantha,
Abelia, Flowering Quince, $1
ea. Add postage. No less $1 or-
ders. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Sr.,
Rt. 1, Box 20, Register.

Mtn. Laurel, Rhododendron,
red, yellow Azaleas, Crabapple
Redbud, White Pine,
berry, Dogwood, Tulip Pop-
lars, Red Maple, Cherokee
Roses, Hemlock, rooted, $2.75
doz. PP. Also pink, white
Phlox, Violets, Snapdragons,
blue Iris, Daylilies and Snow-
drops. $2.50 C
Abercrombie Mineral Bluff.

Starwberry, Holly, Coral-
berry bushes, Red Maple, Tu-
lip Poplar, Crabapple, Redbud,
Cherokee Rose, Creek Hem-
lock, Mtn. Laurel, White Dog-
wood, red, orange, yellow Aza-
leas, 2-1/2-3 ft. rooted, moss
packed, $2.50 doz. Also pink
Phlox, $2.50 C. Edna Rukat,
Rt. 1, Minerat Bluff.

Be-

Coral-

. Mrs. Bonnie |




















wood, a M nD
Hemlock, Ch
bud, Coralberry,

be! bushes, C
tp poplar. ed
age 3 ft. Moss
ed, $2.50 doz.
$2.50 C. Roy H.
Box 203, Mine

Crabapple, Tulip
Maple, - Coralbe
Strawberry bush,
leas, white
Laurel, Creek

Thrift, 3 doz.
kins Daffodils,
Ethel Black,

Purple Lil:
Maples, Brid
Sweetshrub,
lish Dogwood,
Brides Bouquet,
ria, i Alm
Water Oakes,
Narcissus and p
doz. Add postage.
Jackson, Rt. 2,

i ee ee

ee ee

5 dif. dbl.
Cactus cuttings,
Oxalis, 3 dif. roo
Pepper white S'
Sword, Maidenh
Ostrich-Plume >

seed, @
variegated Cristata
tsp. red, purple, r
15e tsp, separ
Twinkle Star
plain 10 tsp. Send
velope for all

Old Fashioned B

For Sale at
Ivy, rooted, 50c
25c doz; Rai
Angel Trum
ea; white, da
santhemums,



B McDuffie,





by the Constitution and the

scribed, and promulgated.









Under and by virtue of the authority

and more particularly the laws covering
ling and sale of foods and the laws rel
welfare, the following regulation is hereby

No grower, merchant or dealer is
in the State of Georgia potatoes which
ficially colored or have had color added.
all varieties of potatoes, both Irish and

The foregoing regulation is hereby
become effective thirty days from date

Issued this 3lst day of October
seal of the office of the Commission

/s/PHIL CAN
-. Commissi

















laws of the St
0 . Add postage.
Wright, Loving.

bulbs, Jonquils,

liis, purple
Thrift; scarlet
ik. purple Oxalis
. Chinese Holly,
te Peony, 50c ea;

aylily, 2, 45c;
_ Thanksgiving

Add postage.
eming, Lincoln-



tor and Kalanchoe
or $2. Mrs: L.. G.

: White Dogwood,
as, Tulip Poplar,
Red Maple, Hem-

ooted, $1.50 doz;

s, Cherokee Roses,
ndrons, White Pines,
25c ea. Galax,

Mt. Fern, Heartease
dd postage. Mrs. Lu-
Box 215, Mineral

<

ood, Mt. Laurel,
eas, Crabapple, Red
ip Poplar, Holly,

le, White Dogwood,
lip a ty Sor
ur olly, Hem-
ry bushes, 2-3 ft.
oz; White Pine,

ibs, Rhododendrons, |p

Roses, Pussywililows
Fern, Galax, Arbu-
. 40e doz. Add

tage. Mrs. Clar
Sey Royston.

Tuft, 2 yr. plants,
Blue, Orchid,

mixed Sweet|p

mixed Iris, $1 doz
ge; Also Chry-
blooms, very rea-

p= 0s .Ws Jones,

purple Lilacs,
rrtles, and But-
$1; Blue Hy-

and white|R

lbs $1.25 doz. Add

ange and old
py seed, 25c tsp.
envelope; blue
white and yellow
d yellow Jonquil
oz. Add postage.
Rt. 2, Gaines-

21C; Re



6-8 in. rooted Boxwoods
Sempervines, $1.50 doz; $10
C; 6-10.in. Nandinas, $1.50 doz
pink Viclets, $1 doz. $6 C:
Magnolia trees, 12 -18 in. $1
ea. All del. in Ga, Mrs. R. F.
Terrell, Greenville. :

Fast. growin

Ligustrums,
Cherry Laurels,

oxwoods, $10
| Royai Robe Violets, Dixie
brilliant red Thrift, perennial
blue La. Phlox, English Ivy,
Vinca minor $5 C. Blanche
B. Robinson, Greenville.

Hardy perennial Verbena,
good plants, scarlet red, shell
pink, purple, white, velvet red.
25, $2; $4 C; Aiso Aug. Daf-
foidis, blooming size bulbs,
$1.50 doz. Ali postpaid. Mrs.
B. Robinson, Grenville.

100 nice well rooted Box-
woods, 20c ea. and postage.
Dig any time. Good setting
Alfred Moss, Rt. 1, Box 34,

Hiawassee.

Pink Oxalis, 2 clumps, $1; 4
col. Verbenas, $1 doz, 200,
$5 Pin thrift, $1.00 C:
Calif. Blue Violets, $1.50 C;

|Jonquils, Narcissus, and Daf-

fodils, $1.50 C, 2 M, $25. Add
poses: Mrs. Janie Ellis Grant
ville. 2

5 dif. April blooming Daf-
fodils, $2 C; all col. finest Iris,
7, $1 Sweetshrubs, Dogwoods,
Chinaberry, Water Oaks, Crab-
apple, Pussy, and Weeping
Willows, Hydrangeas, Weige-
las, Siverlace, Ampelopsis, red,
yellow Honeysuckle vines, 2,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. John
Myers Addison, Rt. 2, Hartwell

Yellow Canna roots, 50c doz;
several col. Verbenas, rooted,

rocted; 3 col. Sultanta, one
with veriegated leaves, 3, 25c:
Christmas Cactus, red single
Begonia, green, white: striped
Jew, 10 cutting. No stamps or
checks. Add postage. Pairlee
Rundles, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

4 ea. nice bunch Christmas

land Easter Cactus, well root-

ed, $1.50 for all or 25c- ea;
Also 2 Mother-In-Law Ton-
gues, 40c; white Narcissus and
blue Iris bulbs, 30e doz. Add
postage.
Rt. 7, Gainesville.
Pink flowerin

ward Groucher,
us, Suffruticose,

Abelia, Ed-
-12 in. Bux-
genuine
warf, 6-8 in. $25 C; Crepe
Myrtle, William Toovey, and
Pyacantha, red berry, 15-18
in, $35 C. Raymond Robinson,
Greenville. ae

Old Dwarf English Boxwood
plants, 12 in. high, $1 ea. Del;
Also Calif. blue Viclets, 60
doz. Maude Hamby, Rt. 3,
Greenville.

Genuine Royal Rcbe Violets,
2 doz, $1.50; $5 C; Calif. White
Perfection, 2 doz, $1.25, $4 C;
Perennial Verbena, Scarlet
King, White, Red, 3 doz. $1.30;
$3 C; Write for price Dixie
Brilliant, lavender-w hite
Crepe Myrtle. Add_ postage.
Mes: ih... HM. Cousins, Rt. 3,
Greenville ph. GR 2-4617.

Ornamental Pepper seed
from over 35 foreign countries,

-115 var. of seed 25 for 35 var

of seed, 50c plus self-address-
ed envelope. Mrs. A. P. Shep-

-ipard, Rt. 3, Box 218; Griffin. |)

Pink Thrift and white Nar-
cissus, $1 C; perennial Verbe-
nas, blue Thrift, Yellow Flax
Lily Turf, 60c doz. Mixed i
desired Also monthly Rose cut-
ings, $1 doz. Miss Lee Crow,
t. 2, Box 143, Gainesville.

White and yellow Jonquils,
Butter and Eggs, and Long
Trumpet Daffodils, $2 C; blue,
pink, and rose Thrift, 75c doz;
March blooming white cluster

| Narcissus, $3 C. No Florida

orders. Miss Cecile McCurley,

|Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Yellow and white Jonquils,
Butter and Eggs, Trumpet Daf
fodils, $2 C; blue single Hya-
cinths, $1.25 doz; blue, pink
and white Thrift, 75c doz. No
Florida orders. Miss Mattie
McCurley, Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Flowering Pomegranate

|shrub, dark red, giant size, $1
; also}ea; Also Chris

istmas Cherr



already rooted. Mrs.

ee
E es, 573 Ch

ry St. Hape-

7Sc doz; Thrift, 50 bunch, |

Mrs. Byron Haynes, |

+| Water Oaks.





Sr BULL ETin- Oe

Privet plants, $4 C,
Mrs. T. A. Hipp, Rt. 3,
ville.

3M.
reen-

2 large sized Gardenias at
my home $10 ea, Cant ship,
John Griggs, Rt. 1, Box 26,
Grantville.

Asst. German and mixed
Dutch Iris, 5 ea; $4.00 C;
Golden tip and green Arborvi-

tae and Philipine seedlings
$1. doz; pink dbl. Begonias,
25c ea; Weeping Marys, 50c

a; Milk and Wine lilies, 25-
50c ea. Add postage. Mrs. G.
M. Gunter, Rt. 4, Box 326,
Alpharetta.

Single and dbl. Altheas,
var. of col. 25 up; January
Jasraine and red or whiie
Flowering Quince, 50c up;
Acubas, Nandinas (full of ber-
ries), English Ivy, Vinca Min-
or, 50c doz. No shipping. W.
S. McCurdy, 1110 Clifton Rr.
NE, Atlanta 1,

Small, well rooted cuttings
Fuchsia, Philodendron, and
Airplane plants, 3, 50c; dbl.
red Geranium cuttings, not
rooted, 10c ea. Add postage.
Miss Dorethy Barford, 1185
oe Ave, SE, Atlanta

Pink, blue, white Thrift, 25-
50c; Admiral Byrd Daisies,
50c doz; Abelias, $1.50 and 50c
ea; Nandinas, 50c-$2.; red
Flowering Quince, Yellow
bell, Brides Wreath, Baby-
breath Spirea, Mock Orange,
50c-$1.; Boxwoods, $2.-$4.;
Hypericum, $1.50; Eleagnus,
50c. No mail orders. V. W.
Rasco, 1554 Willis Mill Rd.
SW, Atlanta. Ph. PL3-4768.

African Violets, small
plants, 3 $1., larger, 75c up;
Begonias, Geraniums, Azaleas,
Airplane planig and Sanseve-
ria Hahni for sale. Also want
rose cuttings from named var.
that bloom all summer and
few Lily-of-the-Valley bulbs.
Write first. Mrs. Frank Bar-
ford, 1185 Moreland Ave, SE,
Atlanta 16.

Boxwoods, all sizes from
10 in. up. Semi-Dwarf type.
Very reasonable. Mrs. L. R.
Hartley, 566 Coilier Rd. NW,
Atlanta. ph TRinity 6-4485.

Amaryllis, blooming size
bulbs in mixed colors. $1. ea.
wu postage. Mrs. Charlie
tehead, Ashburn.

Chrysanthemum blooms,
50c doz. No mail orders; also
Cannas, 3 doz, $1.00; Iris roots,
50e doz; large fringed Petun-
jas, 75 doz; Red striped Ver-
benas, 85e doz, Swift Pansy
plants, $2. C. Add postage.
Fred Witherspoon, 308 Hol-
derness SW Atlanta 10. Ph.
Pi 3cagols

African Violet leaves, 10
named var. $1. with dbl. Pink
leaf free; Fot plants, 60 asst.
cuttings, Coleus, Sultans,
Begonias, Geraniums, Cacti,
and others. $1.25 PP. Mrs. W.
S. Griffin, Rt. 1, Adel.

Red, pink, or purple Ver-
benas, well rooted. $1. doz.
Add postage. Cash or M.O.
Mrs. Estell Purcell, Rt. 1, Box
390, Alpharetta.

90 Boxwoods for $100.
Nicholas Watkins, 660 Cum-
berland Rr, NE, Atlanta 6.
Ph. TR5-2093. ;

Forsythia, Abelia, Jan.
blooming Honeysuckle, Billar-
diera Butterfly, purple Yel-
low-Belis,. white and purple
Wisteria, Paul Scarlett, White
Easter, Hedge and yellow
Rambling Roses, white Al-
mond, Spirea, Silver Maple,
white Mimosa, others. Cannot
ship. Mrs. Clyde Logan, Hill-
crest Dr. Rt. 2, Austell.
Amaryllis bulbs, $1. doz. 35c

Easter Roses, 25 ea; Lemon
tree, bearing now, $2.00. Mrs.
F. F. Lamkin, 766 Crew St.
St. SW, Atlanta 15.

Large dbl. mixed, red, pink,
rose, white, and orange Pop-
py seed, 25c Tbsp. plus self
addressed stamped envelope.
Mrs. F. T. Ward, Ivywood Dr.
Athens.

Large and small Nandina
plants, some with berries, al-
so Altheas, Spirea, English
Laurel, and trees, including
Holly, Mimosa, Elms, and
Mrs. Lucile G.
Henn, 2186 Lenox Rd. NE,
Atlanta 5. ph. ME 6-2567.



END AVIAN See

Several kinds Begonias and
Ferns, 25c ea; 2 ye. Hybrid
Amaryllis bulbs. $1. dob. 35
extra ea. order for shipping.
Mrs. Alma Moore, Adel.

Stephanotis plants, hardy,
waxy, white bell-shaped flow-
ers, 4 smali plants, $1.; 3 to 4
ft. 50c ea; 6 to 8 ft. T5c ea,
Add postage. Nu less $1. sold.
Plant now for next year. Mrs.
J. O. Kelly, Avera.

Many kinds of Begonias,
large and small; African Vio-
lets, Ferns, and many kinds
Cactus. Cannot mail. Mrs.
I. Stokes, $27 Crew St. Sw,
Atlanta 15.

Deep blue Grape Hyacinths,
yellow and white Narcissus,
50 doz. 3 doz. $1.; Dbl. Daf-
fodils, cream with gold cen-
ter, (oe doz. 3 doz, $205:
mixed Daffodils, 65 doz. 3
doz. $1.75. All PP. Mrs. Lowell
Long, Bremen. Ph. 3039.

Old and new var. African
Violets, blooming size plants,
50c, leaf clumps, 50 doz: asst.
leaves, $1. unlabeied plants,
6 for $1.25; also rooted dbi.
pink hybrid Hibiscus, $1. ea:
large leaf Philodendron, and
red Episcia, 50c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. B. J. Cantrell, Blue
Ridge. :

Big red blooming size Am-
aryllis bulbs, $1. ea small
size, Salmon Pink, 25c ea. Add
postage Mrs. Elzie Pruitt,
Bremen.

4 large English Boxwocds
and 50 smaller size, for sale
at my home. Nice sizes, and
shapes. Reasonable prices.
Mrs. G. B. Patterson, Rt. 4,
Blairsville.

Dbl. red and yellow Can-
nas, Butter and Eggs, Empress
Daffodils, Iris, June. White
Lilies Japanese Sunflowers,
rose col. Thrift, 12 for $1.;
white April blooming Narcis-
sus, $2.50 C. Add postage. Mrs.
M. L. Womack, Rt. 1, Box
241, Bremen.

Boxwoods, 12 to 14 in. $3.
doz; Hemlock, Mtn. Laurels,
Rhododenrons, White Pines,
Dogwoods, red, yellow, orange

and pink Azaleas, 2 S
$2.50 doz; pink Cherokee
Roses, 2 ft. $2. doz; Mimosa

and Holly, 2 ft. $3. doz. Moss
Packed, PP. Bob Wilson, Blue
Ridge.

American Boxwoods, 12 to
14 in. and Mimosa, 2 ft. $3.
doz; Hemlock, Rhododendons,
White Pine, Laurels. 2 to 3
ft.. $2.50 doz; Globe Arbor-
vitae and spreading Junipers,

18 - 20 in. $4. doz; Pink Moss
Rose, 2, $1. Sadie Wilson, Blue
Ridge. ;

Royal Robe Violets, 20, $1.;
Calif. fragrant blue Violets,
30 $1.; Yarrow, pink blooms,
2 doz. $1. Add Postage. No less
than $1.00 orders. R. P. Stein-
heimer, Brooks.

April bloom Narcissus, $2.
C; King Alfred Jonquils, $2.50
C; red and yellow dbl. Can-
nas, orange Daylilies, purple
Iris, Daffodils, purple Violets,
rose colored Thrift, Cactus
with yellow blooms, $1. -doz.
Add postage. Beatrice Mos-
ley, Rt. 7, Box 248, Bremen.

Dbl. and single Narcissus,
25e doz; Scotch Broom, Sweet
William and large dbl. Poppy
seed, 5e pkg. and self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope;
Also Fluffy Ruffle fern and
other pot plants, 25c_ ea.
Lovelle Ownbey, Rt. 3, Box
82, Blairsville.

Mixture of many kinds Hi-
biscus seed for planting in
early spring. 1 oz. $1.. PP.
Joseph Lee Abernathy, Barn-
esville.

Pink Thrift, 50, $1.: Red
Spider Lilies and dbl. orange
Daylilies, $1. doz; large type
Chrysanthemums, silver white,
golden yellow, lavender, shag-
gy cream, red charm, bronze,
20, $1.; sweet blue Violets, 2
doz. $1. Add 25c postage. Mrs.
R. L. Silver, Rt. 5, Cuthbert.

2 white Crepe Myrtles, 3
ft. $1. ea! 4 watermelon red
Crepe Myrtle, 75c ea; Um-
brella China, 4 ft. 60c ea., 9,
$5.; Nandinas, about 4ft. 50c,
3 $1.25; and oak leaf Hydran-
gia, 2-1/2 ft, 6, $1.25. Add
postage. Mrs. Van Beaulah
eee he Rt. 1, Bowers-
ville.







PAGE THREE ~

Winter hardy Hollyhocks,
English Daisies and Stocks,
your choice, 50, $2. PP. Mrs.
8S. E. Sappington, P. O. Box
291, Barnesville.

Rooted red Spirea, yellow
Forsythia, Scotch Brooms,
Jan, Jasmine, 35c ea; 12 dif.

Unrooted Abelia, Weigela, 2,
25c. Add postage. Will exch.
for bulbs. Mrs. Ruth Rhodes,
Rt. 1, Canon.

50 asst. pot flower cuttings,
$1.50; Geraniums, Begonias,

w.| Cacti, Rubber Plant, and oth-

ers, my choice; Also green
and golden Arborvitae, Box-
woods, Crepe Myrtle, and
Nandinas. Mrs. J. H. Gable,
Rt. 3, Cedartown.

Mixed colored Snapdragon
seed, 20c tspn; and Ice Piant
seed, 60, 20c. Send 3c pastage.
Mrs. J. N. Minish, Rt. 4, Com-
merce. :

15 fine bearded Iris, dif.
colors, 15 $1.; red blue Violets,
20 $1.; Admiral Byrd Daisies,
12 dif. colors Daylilies, 6, $1.
Add 30c postage, and 35c for
out-of-state. Send stamps for

son, Carrollton.

225 Evergeen Boxwoods, 10-
20 in. high. Reasonable price.
G. D. Rogers, Cherry Log, (8
mi. N. of Ellijay).

Lilies-of-the-Valley, 50a
doz. No less than 2 doz. in ea.
order. No out-of-states orders.
Add 10c postage. Mrs. J. F.
McLendon, Clarkston.

Nandinas, 6 12 in. 25c ea,
larger size, 35c ea; Abelias,
strong plants, 25c ea. Plus
Postage. All gov. Inspected.
Mrs. W. H. Guill, Camak.

Fine young Southern Mag-
nolia trees, Cherry Laurels,
Photinia, and Nandinas, plant-
ed in cans. Come after. Sirs.

Haskell O. Upshaw, 2t 1,
Carrollton.
Rainbow Moss and wGoit

Band Sanseviera, 50c; Ever-
green colorful pot plant,
Queen-of-the-Night Cactua
and Christ-in-Manger lesss,
35c; Christmas Cactus and
blooming Jews, 30c bunch;
Mistletoe Cactus, 25c; Day-~
lilies, purple Iris, Dusty Mil-
ler, 30c doz. Plus postage. Mrs.
Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

Fine Iris, mixed unlabelec
15, $1.25; Duke Jasmine, bi
cuts, 20c ea; red Violets, 404
doz. Roses: Climbing, Sweet-
heart pink, deep pink State,
pink Lady Banksire, and yel-
Jow Pretty Light, also white
everblooming Paul Neron cut-
tings, 75c doz. Add_ postage.

Mrs. G. P. Nunn, Crawford-
ville.
Emperor Daffodil bulbs,

large blooming size, 2c eaj
Small size, le ea. Any amt.
FOB my home. E. F. Shelnutt,
206 E. Columbia Ave. College
Park.

Several hundred Easter
Lily bulbs, large size; 25c ea,
25 bulbs or more PP. Orders
less than 25, add postage. Mrs.
Hattie Wigley, Route 1, Box
230 Dallas.

Daffodils, Butter and Eges,
Jonquils, and Narcissus, $2.
C; Spider Lilies and _ single
Blue Hyacinths, 50c doz. Mrs.
Tom Joe Bond, Rt. 1, Dewey
Rose,

Boxwoods and cuttings for
sale. Mrs. J. S. Davison, Rt. 4,
Douglasville.

Thrift, shrubs, and few
bulbs, very cheap and you de
all digging. Mrs. J. E. Pick
lesimer, 4401 Midway Rd.
Decatur. Ph. BU 9-7715.

Yellow Jasmine, red trum-
pet Honeysuckle, Crepe Myr<
tles, Japonica, Spirea, Bridal
wreath, Flowering Almonds,
white, purple Lilacs, Spruce
Pines, Rhododendrons, Dog-<
woods, Red Maples, Kalmia,
Laurels, White Pines. Your
selection; $2.25 doz; Alse
Easter Lilies, 6, $1.25. Mrs. BF.
M. Eaton, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Easter Lily bulbs, $2. doa
dbl. Tube Rose, pink Cushion
Mums, $1. doz; red Crepa
Myrtle, $1. ea; Also Euony-
mus Evergreen, $2.00 ea. Can-~
not mail. Gov. inspected. Del.
in Ga. No order less than $l
Mrs. Adell Williams, Rt. 2.



Ellijay.

African Violet leaves, $1.15; .

information. Mrs. W. E. John-





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~ FLOWERS

FOR SALE



Blue and red Thrift and
Admiral Byrd Daisies, 3, doz,
$1.75; White perennial Candy-
tuff, 2 doz, $1.20; Blue Ro-
man Hyacinth bulbs, 65 doz.,
in 2 doz. lots. Mrs. Lon Ash-
worth, Rt. 1 Dacula.

Cactus cuttings, some root-
ed, $1.00 doz.; Dahlia bulbs,
ao Glory, Southern Bell,

addys Delight, $3. doz; hardy
Jand Orchids, | 6, $1.; Silver
Kings, $1. clump. Exch, for
Philipine, Henri, and Hybrid
Daylilies. Mrs. B. R. Vande-
griff, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Blue Violets, $1. C; mixed
Tris, brown Daylilies, yellow
Cannas, $2. C; Goldenglow,
Sweet Williams, purple Flax,
mixed col. Mums, Lemon Li-
lies, 50c doz; pink, red Pe-
onies, 50c ea; 3 kinds Cactus,
25c ea. Under $5. orders add
postage. Mrs. W. D. Ralston,
Rt. 3, Box 52, Ellijay.

Daffodils, Jonquils,
white Narcissus, orange Day-
lilies, variegated Violets,
te M; Purple King and

Vild Iris, blue Violets, 75 C;
a Azaleas, purple Lilac,

eeping Mary, Pink Weigela,
Bridalwreath, big red and

ink running roses, 2,-50c.
ell rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
Frank Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

paper

Nice cuttings of Rex, large
Angel Wing, pink Rosebud,
pink Conch, Maple Begonia,
and pink Hydrangeas, 25 ea;
Red Geranium cuttings, 15c
ea. Damp moss packed. Add

ostage. Mrs. W. W. Lowman,

t. 5, Ellijay.

Young English Boxwoods,
Jarge sized ones, $1.50 ea;
small sizes, $2. doz. Add post-
age. M. M. Cochran, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.

Yellow Daffodil bulbs, 70,
$1.85; purple Iris, 2 doz. $1.;
Prompt shipment. Mrs. Flora
Lee Eller, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Jumbo Pansies, 35c doz;
perennial Snowflake Candy-

$1. doz; Forget-Me-N ots,
Snapdragons, English Daisies,
all colors, 60c doz; 10 dif.
single, dbl. African Violets,
$3. Add postage. Mrs. H. H.
Stalnaker, Rt. 5, Elberton.

Red Salvia, hardy (grows
all winter) 25c doz. PP. Mrs.
A. J. Hanson, Elko. Ph Una-
dilla 2435.

Dbl. rose Peony, 50c; root-
ed clumps, Christmas Cactus,
5, $1.; Alligator plants, root-
ed, 2, 25c; White striped Jew,
6, 25c; Cat-tail and blooming
Star Fish Cactus, 15c ea. root-
ed pink and red June Cactus,
20c. Add postage. Mrs. Dewey
Ellis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Rose Azaleas, 25c ea; Wild
Rose, White Hydrangea, Al-
thea, Calycanthus, pink and
yellow Weigela, blue Lilac,
deep red Rose of Sharron,
Primrose Jasmine, red Peach
Rose, blue Wisteria vine, 50c
ea; white Rose of Sharron,
$1. ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Presley Fowler, Rt. 5, Elli-
jay.

_ Well rooted Boxwood cut-
tings, $1.50 doz. postpaid; Mix-
ed col. dbl. Touch-Me-Not,
mixed Astors, Marigold, and
Zinnia seed, 2 pkgs. 15 and
stamped envelope. Mrs. Ventin
Weaver, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

_ Well rooted Boxwood cut-
tings, $1.50 doz; mixed col.
dbl. Touch-Me-Not, mixed
Astor, Marigold and Zinnia
seeds, 10c pkg, 4 pkgs 30c. Add
postage. Mrs. Ethel Mooney,
Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Purple lilace, Sweetshrub,
Azaleas, Running and big red
roses, Weeping Mary, Brides
Bouquet, Bridalwreath, pink
Weigelas, pink Almond, 6, $1.
Well rooted; wild and purple
Tris, Daffodils, Jonquils, Nar
cissus, and orange Daylilies,
75c C. Grace E. Parks, Rt. 3,
Ellijay.

Yellow Daffodil bulbs, 5
doz. $1.75; purple Iris, 2 doz.
$1. Prompt shipment. Henry
Eller, Rt. 3, Ellijay.



4

tuft, $2. doz; dbl. Hollyhocks,

scented jonguil bulbs, Narcis-
sus, and Buttercup, $1.25 C;
Day lilies, 8 colors, $1.25 doz;
large Daffodils, $1. doz. Mary
C. Tumlin, Eastanollee.

Strong, well rooted, giant
Admiral Byrd Daisy plants,
24-36 in. with blooms up to
5 in. diameter, $1. doz; 25,

$1.75; $6. C. At my home.
Postage extra if shipped. Mrs.
O. Searbrough, 450 S.

Church St. East Point, ph. PO
7-3158.

Star of Bethlehem, orange
Lilies, verigated running Vin-
ca, Honey suckle, vine, Vio-
lets, 5 doz. $1.; Boxwoods, 3,
aes Goldenbell, Sweetshrub,
purple Lilac. Yellow Forsy-
thia,; white English dogwood,
3, $1.00; Boxwoods, $4. ea.

Add postage. Mrs. Nancy

|| Henderson, Rt. 3, Box 124, El-|

lijay. :

Giant dbl. Larkspur seed,
mixed col. also Sweet William
seed, mixed. Each, 50c large
Tblsp. All prepaid. No COD.
R. L. Johnson, Flowery Branch
(on U.S. Hwy. 23).

_ Well rooted Boxwoods, 6
in. high, 60c; 1 ft. high, $1.
ea; 2 ft. high, $2.; 3 ft. high
$3.; also lavender Thrift, well
rooted, 50, $1. Add postage.
J. W. Turner, Rt. 3, Fayette-
ville. Ph. 7005.

Yellow and white Pinks,
60c doz. or 2 doz. $1. Postage
Paid. Mrs. J. C. Burdette, Rt.
2, Fayetteville. =

White Killarney and
Forty-Niner Rose, $1.00 ea;
4 col. Verbena, 3 doz. $1.00
thick leaf Ligustrum, Baby
Breath, and Althea, dbl. and
single, 10c ea; Mother-in-law
Tongue; Zebra Plant, 25c; al-
so Beefsteak and Strawberry
Begonia; 25 and 40c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Annie Hubbard,
Fortson.

Nandinas, hedge plants, A-
belia cuttings, large red Can-
nas, 10c ea; white Fig bushes,
3-5 ft. high, well rooted, small
purple Fig bushes, red top
Hibiscus. 25e ea; Tiger Lilies,
5c ea. Add postage. Mrs. F.
Gains Rt. 1, Fort Gaines.

Prince Feathers, Josephs
coat, Rainbow Zinnas (mixed
types and colors), yellow and
red striped Four Oclocks,
(everlasting mixed), 5c pkg.
Exch. for blooming Moss,
Pinks, Phlox, Regal Lilies or
others. Mrs. W. S. Raby, Rt.
5, Fayetteville.

FLOWERS

WANTED





Want Easter Lily bulbs, tu-
lips, cluster Narcissus, Em-
press dbl. Daffodils, and Jon-
quils. Will exch. shrubbery
and pot plants or buy. Write
what you have. Mrs. Ruby P.
Nichols, Maysville.

Want green and white strip-
ed Ophiopogon and green and
white Hosta or (as once called)
Funkia. Write prices. Mrs.

Richland.

Want to exch. flowering
Almond, Wisteria, Bridalwrea-
th Bridal Roses, and Lilacs, for
Blue Thrift, Carnations, Ca-
milla seed, Mtn. Laurel, and
Maddona Lily bulbs. Mrs. Paul
Lumpkin, 2018 Maple St. Rome

Want 100 Easter Lily bulbs,
200 Admiral Byrd _ Daisy
plants, and 200 Fever-Few
plants. Advise. T. R. Swin-
ford, 643 E. 36th, Savannah.

Want Newport pink and
other col. dbl. Sweet Williams
and perennial Candy Tuft
plants. Write prices. Mrs. Carl
Hutchins, Auburn.

Want Easter. Lily bulbs
Quote prices del. H. L. Wil-
liams Baxley.

Want large blooming white
and lavender Crepe Myrtles. 1,
2, or 3 ft. at reasonable price.
Ernest Williams, Rt. 1, Mon-
roe.

Want Daylilies, Callas,
Amaryllis, and pink Cannas.
State size of bulbs you can ship
I prefer large one. Lucille Gill,



Boston.

Several thousand sweet]

j,|Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.
A. Richarson, P. O. Box 567,

Want old fashioned white
August Lily, very fragrant.
Will exch. other flowers. Mrs.
M. C. Cagle, Rt. 3, Jasper.

Want an old fashioned fra-
grant running Marechalniel
rose cuttings, rooted. State
what you have and price. Mrs.
H. R. Dunn, Rt. 1, Manchester.

Want exch. blooming size
white Fairy lilies, for pink
ones; also want exch. for, or
will buy, well rooted white
Star Jasmine (no yellow want-

Send stamp for reply. Mrs. Ef-
fie Smith, Box 294, Austell.

Want buy Dutch Amaryllis
seed also 1 or 2 yr. old seed-
lings. Can use 100 seedlings.
Pinkie Masters, 1124 East 32nd
st. Savannah. ;

SEED & PLANTS.

FOR SALE





Large red and white Nest
Onions, $1.60 gal; Scallion but-
tons, $1.35 gal. Also Shallot
plants, $1.25 C. No checks.
Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1, Da-
cula. ss ese

seed, cleaned and bagged,
Germ. 73 pct. 20c lb. Robert
Nelson, Rt. 1, Ideal.

Old fashioned shallot onion
buttons, ready for fall plant-
ing. $1.25 gal. PP in Ga. Send
Money Order. Mrs. C. C. Farm-
er, Rt. 1, Campton. Ph. 2933.

Fresh Calif. multiplying
Beer seed, 20c start, $1 doz.
starts. PP. Mrs. Earl Fincher,
Rt. 2, Bremen. eee

Large multiplying Onions,
tons, 30e qt. Add 10 postage

4, Buena Vista.

ley, Rt. 1, Royston.

White multiplying Onions,
$1.35 gal; dried a and Cat-
nip leaves, 30c qt. $1 gal; Also

$1 doz. All del. Mary Ruth
Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

Small yellow nest (Potato)
Onions, $1.25 gal. Add post-
age. Cora Mae Hammontree,
Rt. 2, Chickamauga. :

Hairy Vetch Seed, purity
96.83 pet. Germ. 65 pct. Hard
seed, 8 pct. 6c lb. FOB Ship-
ping point. C. A. Bryant, Roys-
ton. : :

Castor bean seed, shelled
out, 30 teacupful postpaid. No

man.

Black Raspberry, and Mus-
cadine Grape vines, 6, $1; Con-
dons Mastondon Everbearing
Strawberry plants, $1 C. Also
Sage plants and Catnip bunch-
es. Add postage. Mrs. Mae

Gem everbearing strawberry
lants, $2.75 C; 200, $5; 300,,
7.50; 500, $10; $15 M. post-
paid. Mrs. R. T. Buttrum, Rt.
1, Adairsville.

Klondike Strawberry plants

$5.50 M. Nice, good_ plants.
Mrs. Guy Crowe, Rt. 1, Cum-
ming. 4

Large Blakemore Strawber-
ry plants, 50, 75; $1.25 C; 500,

Prompt del. Mrs. Elizabeth
Allison, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

Blakemore Strawberry
plants, $1.50 C; Mastodon,
$1.25 C; Klondike, $1 C; Cat-

30e doz; few Sugar Pears, $
ea; Scuppernong Vine cutting
and bearing size Mtn. Huckle-
bery, 75c doz. Mrs. Lee Hood,
Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Winter Cabbage, Collard
plants, 75 C; onion plants, 60c
C; Celery, Parsley, and Pep-
permint, 30c doz; sweet Pom-
egranate bushes, 50c, 75c, and

2, $2.25. Fred Witherspoon, 308



Holderness St. SW, Atl
10, PL3-5251,4 1) 2

oe rises Cae Ae he

ed), and perennial Candytuft. |

2500 lbs. Lady Finger pea

ea. gt. Mrs. Grace Autry, Rie

Small white birdnest On-
ions,, $1.75 gal. PP. Criss Ha-

Sage and Catnip plants, 10c ea. |

chks. Mrs. R. M. Vocke, Quit- |

500, $3; $4.75 M; Mastodon, |

$5.50. Del. No stamps or checks | $:

nip, 30c bunch; Pere

$1.25; Damson Plum bushees, |























































gen MEt.,
Jersey Wakef
Sweet Bermudi
500, $t.50, $2.
Exp. collect. Ga.
500, $1.25, $1.5!

Stokes, Box 34

- Improved Eve
Strawberry plan
Mans Potato +

Strawberry plan
500, $4.50 L. H. C
Greenville. me

Mtn. Hucklel
i - Dewberry

$1 C; Muscadi
long, rooted, 45c
age. Rosie Cro

t. 2,
ville. ;

- Klondike Strawb

$1 C; $8 M; also T
ties $1.25-G..B
Holland, Rt. 2, G:

nice buttons, 40c qt, small but- | | _

Broccoli, _Brusels_
Collard Cabbage,
Wakefield Cabbagt
Asparagus, 1 yr. si
also Sage, Balm, Ho:
75c. No. less than
Add_postage. Mrs.
lin, Sr., Rt. 1, Box 20,

_ Large Klondike S
plants, damp pat
$8 M. Add 25c pe:
age. Mrs. Luther
Page Ave. NE
Dr3-1846; 2

Klondike Strawberry}
$1 C;-$5.M. Pl ste
J. HL: Durand, i Ri
ville. ae Fes :

- Klondike Strawb
Cheap. Cannot

C. Martin, 3037
Augusta. Ph. 38020.
Big Gem Everbearins
berry plants, pure str:
tooted, moss pack

J. M. Miles, Rt. 3, .

and Soy Bean hay.
bales for sale. Ernt
7205 Cae
11, Ph. POPlar 7-5
Bt bales Pean
at my barn o
piace 70e bale: An
noy, Rt. 3, Ella rille

350 bales Les
bright hay, baled
30 ton. Lafaye
Rt. 2, Colbert FE

cen Chie
Or,

Ranch, Thomasto:
- Want 500 bu. s
f d













PAGE FIVE



a used very S ahe $1500.
Jack | Segar

[ds Winder.
Grist Mill, good cond., bot-

tom run, also 3 two in. Rocks,

and other farm tools. Cheap or

or|swap for cows, hogs, or chick-














J. loader,

ens. W. Jasper sapees Rt. 35

{| Quitman,

12 can Delaval Milk Gealar
and 12 ten gal. milk cans, al-
so Aerator, rae 1 yr. LeRoy
| Peters, Rt. Box 73, Louis-
ville. Ph. ur 7-6451.

Case tractor with front end
$650.; Case manure

i _ | spreader like new, $200.; also








































1, wire, 15; in.
|46 yds. $4.; other 55 yds. rp

At door. No checks.
Cs ee At 3, Box 157, vie

| ber,
; Dock Vandiver, Martin.

-|vake, lift type. Ford

Case tractor with mower, $375.

Gazaway, 2556 Clifton
| Springs Rd., Rt. 1, Decatur.
Ph; DR 8-2971.

1954 Ferguson tractor, A-1

|cond. planter, field cultiva-

tor, bush and bog harrow, 22
in. disc, 2 disc plow, 8 ft. hay-
Ferguson
heavy duty soiler, Ford 6

n}rear mounted machine. ten.
|| race machine. Practically new.

L. A. Powers, 221 West Pop-

| lar, Griffin. Ph. 5170 (Nights).

Batt Rotary Cutter, $150.;
7 ft. Pasture Dream seeder,
$200.; 5 ft. Sod Seeder, $125.;
all Ford Ferguson lift; also 8
ft. Graham plow, $300. Mrs.
Sarah Watkins, Rt. 4, Box 235
Sandersville. Phe 3030.

2 rolls. strong used Poultry
high. One roll,

Mrs.

pen:

4 Dise Bice Tiller on rub-
needs new discs, $100.

- Hincle Lespedesia combine,
6b cond. $25 also 100 egg
cap. Incubator, automatic con-
trol, with instructions, like

~|new,, $20. FOB. Roy D. Tank-

J. ersley, Appling.













: ood as new
: Wrens.

2 tractor ok TEx 36: Tubes

Letz Peed Mill No. 140 with
sacker, all 50 ft. 6 in. belt. All
in A-1 cond. V. G. a Rt.
2, Armuchee.

Good 30 in. Cut-off saw

-|with heavy frame and belt,

8 .|good cond. Operate from any


























































with.
for pumping with
for sale at my

Mill, good a as new.
Witt nee:

5 a eae

new. Sacri-:

is if necessary. Wm.
Standing Boy
Ph co.

U 13,380 Cap.
Se $50 ea. R.
, Kennesaw.

at: Plow for |
per C tractor, ex-

'|$45 at my farm. Riley
= Couch, Senoia.

tractor or motor with pulley.

One practically new 3 point
hook-up Anhydrous Ammonia
machine. Sell at bargain. Also

|Caterpillar RD 6 bulldozer re-

cently over-hauled, including
new tracks, $2200. M. S. Mill-
er McBean. Ph. Waynesboro,
Ga. 2615. :

Pe Sears-Roebuck incubators,

400 hen egg cap. ea. Kerosene
-|heated type, good cond Sell
_t. | cheap. Russell B. Banks Jr., Rt.
1,13, Fayetteville. :

_ Side del. Rake and 77 New
Holland Pickup Baler with
motor, New bearings in baler,

-|good running cond. $1200 cash.

Roy G. Jones, 619 Clairmont
-Ave., Decatur.

Wood saw, 30 in. saw; 7 in.
pulley with swinging platform
ball. bearings iron frame; good

Saw (needs new cylinder and

"|piston, put into good cond. for
~ |about $50). Sell for $35. Neil
| Hall, Rt. 1, LaGrange.

Complete Cotton Gin, 3
stand Centennial, 80 saws, ea.
with Hull brush. 3 super Mi-
ichell, metal extractor cleaner
Mitchell Dryers, upright press,
if BERG cotton and bale scales.
_|Pull by UD 18 Intnl motor,
{but could use REA. In good
shape. W. J. Harrison, Rtas
Harrison. '

Case pickup baler in good
cond. with 4 cylinder air cool-
ed Wisconsin engine, in perfect

farm truck. W. M. Buckner,

,| Rt. 3, St. Elmo, Tenn. (Walk-

er Co. Ga.) Ph. Chicamauga,
ee OOLG.

1/2 HP Deep Well Berkley

a | uno with 42 gal. tank ap-

prox. 50 ft. 1-1/4 and 1 in
ea pipe. Complete unit,
75. James L. Ware, 6504 Tilly



ora Rd. Doraville. ae GL7-

WOBs 33

or Sexack), Rt.

Ww. Windom,

cond. $35; No. 11 Mall 2 man.

cond. Sell or trade for good] 49



hn Testi H fade with

Jo
dulitvators, tiller, on rubber,
and dbl. section iy eo
All in fair cond. O. W.
Sellers, Brinson. oe 188 5-R2.

One man Dohlin Chain Saw,
20 straight blade, - ee
cond. $125. Claude ryches,
e/o Alma Trailer Gnitrs, 35



Main St., Garden City, Sa-
vannah,

WANTED



Want farm bell with good
frame must be priced right.
Tom S. Johnso, RFD 1, Gray-
son.

Want used community in-
dividual hole laying hen nest,
25 or 30 nest. State price for
ea. Vernon Finch, Rt. 1, Box
805, LaFayette.

~ Want 5 automatic water
foundations for chickens, 5 ft.
long. Must be good cond. and
reasonable priced for cash. G.

M.-Wagnor, Rt. 2, Blairsville.

Want set of scales, 10 ton, 22

ft. platform, Howe or Fair-
banks make. W. J. Shirley,
2137 Lenox Rd, NE, Atlanta 5,

Ph. ME6-3884.

Want deep well pump and
tank all complete in good cond.
will pay cash del. A. B. Wea-
therly, Fayetteville.

~- Want three 80 or three 100
gal. cap. Syrup Boiler, good
cond. Advise what you have.
W. C. Suggs, St. George.

Want garden tractor with
equipment. State best cash
price. Clifford W. Fullmore,
RFD 1, Byron.

Want small size saw mill.

Contact Rex Henry, Rt. -2,

Kensington.

Want used portable cattle
scales; 16 ft. cattle truck; used
grain bins and grain augers;
used tube feeders for 10,000
cap. chicken house; automatic
waters; and also _ portable
steam cleaner to clean hog
and chicken pens. John Wilk-
ins, Il], Rt. 1, Box 158, Rayle.

Want jeep for farm use. If

C. |body and chassis good, will con

sider even though engine or
transmission needs repair. F.
P. Hewitt, 5051 Northside Dr.
NW, Atlanta 5.

Want garden tractor, 3 HP
or better. Gordon C. Pearman,
Rt. 1, Box 21, Chula.

Want 10 hole galvanized hen
nests near Blue Ridge or Elli-
jay. E. C. McKinney, Rt. 2, Box
35, Blue Ridge.

Want 8 or 10 ft. Fertilizer
Spreader with Seeder, E. E.
Wantland, P. O. Box 12,
Warner Robins.

Want Ford or Ferguson trac-
tor with or without equipment.

|Prefer 1953 to 1955 Ford. State

what you have, make of equip-
ment, and running cond. Will
pay cash. Henry Atkinson, 902
M Ave. Ashburn, Ph. 43 L.

Want good used garden trac-:

tor motor, cheap. Must be in
good shape, and not too far
from here. Write what you
have, and price. Will Chamb-
ers, Rt. 1, Kensington.

Want grain drill, 10 ft. rub-
ber tires, grain and fertilizer
combination. Give cond. and
pice George C. Collins, Rt. 1,

yron.

Want set truck scales, 10 te
15 ton cap. Cannot use swing-
ing scales. Must be in good
cond and cheap. Ernest Cole,
RFD 3, Dalton.

Want used applicator for
applying Anhydrous Amonia,
or 150 gal. tank, 3 point
hitch; also 500 or 1000 gal.
nurse tank with or without
trailer. State. price and cond.
J. E. King, Cecil.

. Will trade 6 x 10 two wheel
steel trailer with stake - body |i
for good 3/4 ton or pick-up
truck for use on farm. Can see
at Joe Bells Parlor Dairy. C.
. Clark, Buckhead (Morgan



oo) a 610-R,

4,



Want small sized farm wa-
gon for hauling hilk cans,
small loads Puli by hand, Mrs.
Earl Downing, Rt. 2, Marietta.
ph, 81622.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





8 purebred Duroc gilts, and
2 gilts and 1 boar, Duroc and
. otted Poland crossed. Treat-

and wormed, 3 mos. old. $25
oa: Clarence Brown, Helena.

6 young sheep, 1 ram and 5
ewes due to start lambing Dec.
20. $20 ea. Hwy 278. H. G. Jen-
sen, Conyers.

Little good Landrace pigs,
reg. in buyers name; also 2
four mos. old boars. Wm. E.
Oder, c/o Standing Boy Ranch,
Cataula. Ph. Columbus, Ga.
FA4-1827.

Black African Guinea ser-
vice boar, approx. 500 lbs. $50
at my barn. Felton McMichael
Rt. 2, Hillsboro.

Reg. Tamworth boars, all
selected for breeding and show
stock 5 and 6 mos. old, picking
choice, $50 ea; younger pigs,
both sexes, $25 and up. Also
few bred sows. Charles Hig-
gins, Bluff Rd, Rome.

8 Spotted Poland China boar
pigs, 4 mos. old, purebred but
not reg. $40 ea. at my farm
Marshallville Ors. Carl, = NE.
Hatcher, Fort. Valley.

Reg. Yorkshire service boars
and bred gilts, fall pigs of both
sexes, all sired by or bred to
Certified Superior meat type
boars. Prices reasonable. Ho-
mer Thomason, c/o Forest
Hills Farms, Rt. 2, Box 40,
Americus.

Landrace hogs, weaned pigs,
$40 ea. Open and bred gilts.
Priced to sell. W. F. Anderson,
Rt. 3, Nashville. Ph. 5617.

Reg Berkshire boar, aged,
Del anywhere in Ga. for $35.
Also reg. Berkshire pigs, $25
ea. 8 wks. old Letters ans.
promptly. Marvin H. Gravitt,
Duluth. Ph. Norcross 2811.

Reg. Landrace hogs, improv-
ed and American bloodlines,
un related pairs. 9 wks. old
pigs, $40 ea. Vaccinated for
Cholorea, Erysivelas, and
wormed. M. F. Elliott, c/o Up-
son Ranch; Thomaston. Ph.
2179.

One yr. old mare, halter
broken. Sell to reliable party
that can provide good home.
Miss Helen Pickett, Richland.

Black 42 in. 4 yr old proven
Jack and Jennet (bred), $150.
Robert K. Smith, c/o Journeys
End Farm, Americus.

At Stud: Mexican Burro.
Fee, $15. William J. Adams,
107 S. Hightower St. Thomas-
ton.

Black horse mule, 1000 to
1200 lbs. About 10 yrs. old.
Work anywhere, $70 at my
place 9 mi. NE. Broxton on
Hazlehurst Rd. Milton Fletch-
er, Rt. 1, Denton.

Good horse mule, works
good, A-1 cond., healthy and
sound, about 950 Ibs. 5 mi.
Guyton at Tuscutums T. B.
Rowland Rt. 1, Springfield.

One Horse mule, good quali-
ties, work anywhere. Sell or
exch. for riding horse or beef
cattle. O. R. Cheek, Rt. 3, Con-
yers. Ph. 3000.

70 lambs, 1 yr. old, wt.
about 100 Ibs. ea also 50 ewes
and old fashioned sugar cane.
J. Henry Gaskins, Rt. 3, Nash-
ville.

40 sheep; 30 ewes that will
lamb soon, 1 ram, and the rest
are spring lambs wethers, and
ewes. Harvey Brown, Rt. 1,
Box 84, Hiawasee.

Saanan, butt-headed, gentle,
3rd freshening December, giv-
ing milk now; Saanan, coming
in 2nd kids, gives gallon milk;
also. Nubian, fresh with lst
kid in December. All nice,
fine goats. Do not ship. Mrs.
Lee Kirkley, 3860 Cascade Rd.



ene oe

5 large does, bred to Angora
male, $5 ea. at my farm; Also
very large gentie hornless
wether for wagon ae $15,
Dean Ebbett, Kt. 2, Hamilton.
Ph. MA 8-4893.

Litter of 11 reg. Duroc pigs 33
6 males and 5 females. $23
ea. Ernest P. Carter, ae

freshened Oct. 5, cream col.
3/4 Jersey, 1/4 Holstein. Sell
reasonable, Mrs. Maggie
Thompson,
Rd, Rt. 2, Decatur.

Fine nine mos. old Hereford
bull good bloodlines, not reg.
ang sale R. D. Tatum, Palmet-
0.

3 reg. polled Hereford cows,
all bred, one with calf by side,
All pnder 5 yrs. old; also have
fine bull $1000 for lot. C. M.
Mays, Rt. 2, Stockbridge.

Reg Aberdeen Angus bulls,
6 mos. and older, $100 azd up;
and J. B.
Douglas.

Polled Hereford Bull, reg.

Spooner, Box 98,

prox. 1250 lbs. Excellent con- :
formation and cond. Priced
reasonably. D. C. Collier, |
Barnesville. Ph. 73. E

Several reg. Angus bulls,ex-
cellent quality, from fine
sires. Ready for immediate
service. W. C. Hardy, Rt. 1,
Box 275, Griffin.

Reg Hereford cattle, top
quality and excellent cond.
Open and bred heifers, cows
with calf at side and young
bulls and few top steer calves
also reg. Hereford hogs, few
choice 4 mos. old gilts, $35 ea.
Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr. c/o Ward
Mead Farm, Paper Mill Rd,
Marietta. Ph. 8-8772.

old for sale at my farm. 6 mi.

ea. Cleo Jackson, Rt. 1, Fair~ S
burn. 4

5 reg. Angus heifers, 7 to 13
mos. old, top bloodlines, rea-
sonably priced. See by appoint-
ment. Friar M. Thompson, Jr.
c/o Trail Creek Stock Farm,

ph. LI6-1352.

Purebred Santa Gerturdcis
bulls, Our Herd Sire, 3 yrs.
old, one 13 mos. old, 3 six mos.
old. All fine animals. J. W. Mor

Box 119, Carrollton. Ph. TE2-
2852. : :

Several purebred reg. Jersey
bull calves, born June, July,
and Aug. Best of bloodlines,
artificially sired. $35 to $50
with papers. E. B. Braswell,
Athens.

Purebred Tamworth boar,
18 mos. old, wt. 350 Ibs. $40
FOB farm, 8 mi. E. Rome on
Rockmart Hwy. 101; Also
purebred Angus feeder calves
wt. 200-300 lbs.
Lindsey, Silver Creek.

Purebred Duroc hogs, 1 oe
sow, $75.00; bred gilt
weaned pigs, 2-3 mos old, ea
er sex,
less without papers; Also
Guernsey bull, 6-1/2 mos. old,
$100; reg Guernsey bull, Sis
1/2 yr. old, $250 Klondike

Sandersville.

Spotted Poland China pigs,
10 to 12 wks. old, $30 ea. Reg.
in buyers name. Will not ship.
C. D. Cornelius, Rt. 1, Hahira.

Reg Angus bull 5 yrs. old,
from finest bloodlines. Sacri-
fice at once. Lloyd Terrell,
RFD 1 ae: Ph. Carrollton
TE2-3964

Guernsey and Jersey cow 3- |

Has bull calf, 6 wks old. Both
for $125. C. tT. Waters, RFD 4,
Box 301, Glennville.

Choice dairy heifers, Hol-
stein heifer calves, and Ayr-
shire and Holstein service
bulls. TB and blood tested. E.
L. Rogers, RD, 1 Plains.

Purebred Herefords, most of
them with papers, all eligible.
Must sell 12 at once. Some
horned, some polled, all ages.
E. H. Gray, Rt. 2, Conyers. Ph.



6941.

Nice young cow, 21 mos. old, =

965 Flat Shoals

also Reg Landrace pigs, $40 =

dark red, about 3 yrs. old, ap- | 2

2 reg. Angus bulls, 14 mos. |
E. Fairburn off Hwy. 92. $150



128-1/2 College Ave., Athena.

ris, c/o Dbl. M. Farms, P: O.





23c lb. Lewis :

$25 ea; with papers, _





breeding. Marvin Newsome, oe



1/2 to 4 1/4 lbs butter weekly,






Nie

PAGE SIX

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





High quality young milch
cows, fat veal calves, fat beef
cattle, white Faced _ steers,

~Wu.te Faced reg. bull, spring-
_ ing neifers, Holstein Guernsey,

and Jerseys, will calf son. John
_ D, Anderson, Box 323, Dalton,

(Hwy. 41, SO). Ph. 152931.

FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURE
- GUARANTEE oe

G Gucranteed by Manufacturer



5 yr. old, gentle reg. Brah-
man bull with papers, $200;
also 10 White-Faced brood
cows with Branhman calves by
side, $100 to $150 ea. TB and
Bangs free, calves vaccinated.
W. H. Brannen RFD 1, Una-
dilla.

3 reg. Guernsey heifers, one
with young calf, others will
freshen in 2 wks. Also reg.
bulls, ready for service Prices

reasonable. F. H. Bunn, Mid-



ville.



Reg. Angus bull, ready for
service; Fago Erica of Altama;

!son of Fage Prince, Dam Erica

of Sun Lake Ranch. One of
best known bloodlines (Sun-
bean) of Angus breed. Jerry
Brown, Rt. 6, Allgood Rd. Mar-
ietta. Ph. 9-6013.

Purebred Hampshire boars,
large enough for light service
from prize winning meat type

foundation stock. Bangs free.
Bill Pickrell, Rt. 2, Cochran.
Ph. WE 4-2615.



SE

KET BULLETI}



Purebred Angus bull, 11
top bloodlines $159 or trade for
similar bull; Also purebred
Landrace gilts, 14 wks. old, $50
with reg. papers, or $45 with-
out. Billy Sanders, Vienna. Ph.
4717. F A

Reg. Landrace gilts and
boars. Reg in buyers name, un-
relatea prs. Gilts. $50 and
boars, $45. Imported bloodlines
Also bred gilts. Paul Roach,
Rt. 6. Rome.



PTEMBER, 1957



mos. old, sire and dam from | bull

|All for $3000. Coy!






bull, proven sire
1300 Ibs. $325. R. A.
Rt. 4, Greenville.
_ 20 good dairy cows.
Intnl-Harvester
milking machine ,

Star Route, Harlem.

yrs. old, $150 at
5-1/2 mi. N. Butler





Hwy. 19. A. A. Fuller,

















































FFound by State Chemist :
P< Penaliied MINUTE MAID CORPORATION, Orlando, Florida
PROTEIN FAT FIBRE Golden Isle Citrus Pulp
(Pp)
_ ALUIED MILLS, INC., Chicago, Hlinois =
_ Sucrene Horse Feed "S" G 900 2.50 10.00 NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
(P) Fat F 11.44 189 6.33 Nutrena 40% Hog Concentrate
: : (P) Fiber
COASTAL PLAINS MILLING CO., Moultrie, Georgia Bell Cow 16% Dairy Feed Roughage
Glee Club Peanut Vine Meal & Molasses G 7.50 2.00 33.00 -(P) Fat
(P) Fat FP 10.25 1.40. 29.21 = :
: PATTERSON MILLING COMPANY, Patterson, Georaia
| COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., Cincinnati, Ohio, P.M. C. Ground Corn Cob & Shucks with 25% Molasses
Sweet Stock Feed C G 11.60 3.00 7.00 ! (P) Fiber F
(P) Fat F 15.94 2.21 4.85 : ee =
Sweet Stock Feed G 11.09 3.09 7.00 PILLSBURY MILLS, INC., FEED & SOY DIV., Nashville, Tenn.
(P) Fat F 12.25 2.25 BG x22 Pilisbury's Best Dairy Mixer 44 : G
(P) Protein F
HAPPYYALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin-Ft. Valley, Ga. :
Pay Day Pig and Sow Ration G 18.00 3.50 7.00 | PURITAN MILLS, Murfreesboro, Tennessee
(P) Fiber F 25.31 4.13 9.12 Puritan Yellow Corn Chops
s (P) Fat
HERMITAGE FEED MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee :
Big Six 16% Protein Dairy Feed G 16.00 2.50 15,00 THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois
: (P) Fat F 17.50 1.30 16.01. Ful-O-Pep Super Broiler Mash {AG2) - Medicated
: i (P) Fiber
K & W MILLING COMPANY, Tallapoosa, Georgia = =
K & W 20% Growing Mash G 20.00 3.50 5.00 RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri
: (P) Protein F 18.13 3.50 5.38 Purina 18% Dairy Chow G :
{P) Protein, Fat, Fiber
KUDER PULP SALES CO., Lake Alfred, Florida : -
Kuder Dried Citrus Pulp G 6.00 3.00 15.00 | ROBERTS RICE MILLS, INC., Weiner, Arkansas
: (P)-Fot Fo. 8.00 | 2.05 11.43 Rice Mill By-Product
Kuder Dried Citrus Pulp High Sugar G 6.00 5.00 13.00 . (P) Fiber
lhe FNS 358, TE13 1 soornama miLuiNG COMPANY. keiea, @otee-
MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, LTD., Augusta, Georgia Red Bird Laying Mash, 20% | Be
Fairway Cage Concentrate G 35.00 3.00 4.50 (P) Fiber
(P) Fiber F 37.50 3.11 5.50 Moflo 16% Dairy Feed fie
(P) Fat F 17.13
> ee Sea eee TAYLOR OIL & PEANUT MILLS - Div. Ga. Peanut Co,, Moultrie, Ga.
ats @ 1059 4.50 15.00 Georgia Brand 45% Protein Peanut Feed _ (& 45.00 4.4
(P) Fiber F 11.81 4.78 19,06 (P) Fiber F 45.38 9 4.15





FEEDS FAILING TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE
_ BUT WITHIN TOLERANCE AND FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARE

G Guaranteed by Manufacturer

SEPTEMBER, 1957











































































PROTEIN. FAT
F Found by State Chemist re
: PROTEIN FAT FIBRE * Fiber High F 36.25 4.77
ALABAMA FLOUR MILLS, Decatur, Alabama 1 feed as declared ;
3 feeds as declared :
CARGILL, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
ALAGA FEED COOPERATIVE, INC., Columbus, Georgia . 44% Protein Soybean Oil Meal
1 feed as declared : : * Fiber High
ALLIED MILLS, INC., Chicago, Illinois CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
2 feeds as declared Prosperity Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal _-
BF <a Prime Quality 3
ARKANSAS STATE RICE MILLING CO., Stuttgart, Ark.
2 feeds as declared 5 * Fiber High
- goss CENTRAL ROLLER MILL, Central, South Carolina
a oo Chicago, Hiinois 1 406 ae daclogad =
: ' CENTRAL SOYA COMPANY, INC., Ft, Wayne, Indiana
ATHENS ROLLER MILLS, INC., Athens, Tennessee
1 feed cs declared 2 feeds as declared
es CITY MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia <
: oe gress A na Sees: -Koatacky Three In One Poultry Mash (Starting, Growing and ae
= Laying) Verifine : G 20.00
G. BERND COMPANY, Macon, Georgia : * Fiber High F 23.13
1 feed as declared 1 feed as declared :
A. M. BICKLEY SEED & GRAIN CO., Marshailviile, Ga, COASTAL PLAINS MILLING CO., INC., Moultrie, Georgia
Pulverized Oats (Lightweight) G 10.00 3.50 15.00 1 feed as declared
pc :
ne Fiber, High |. #1156 4.76: 15-49. | Sew COLORADO MILLING @ MEVATOR O, Bur eaueEe
BIG FOUR MILLS, Covington, Kentucky Wheat Bran ; G 14.50
0. K. 16% Dairy Feed G 16.00 2.50 15.00 Fat Low F 19.63
* Fat low F 20.63 2.16 11.64 3 feeds as declared : cae
BIRDSEY FLOUR & FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia CONSOLIDATED BLENDERS, INC., Fremont, Nebraska
Mascot Wheat Feed and Mill Run Screenings G 14.50 3.00 8.00 1 feed as declared
* Fat Low F 17.13 2.75 6.26
Fairplay 40% Hog Supplement G 40.00 2.50 7.00 past crab green INC., Cincinnati, Ohio
* Fiber High F 43.63 2.51 7.68 Seer nce * Fot Low
6 feeds as declared 19 foods Ga deslcnga F
THE an po gi lr & FEED CO., INC., Selma, Ala. COSB8Y-HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
~ see Jazz Green Pastures 16% Dairy Feed
BRANNEN FEED MILL, Brooklet, Georgia * Fat Low
Snap Corn : G 7,50 250 11.00 Jozz Milk Producer 24% Protein
* Fiber High F 8.25 2.73 12.08 * Fiber High
1 feed as declared Jazz Green Pastures 16% Dairy Feed
oo * Fat Low
THE BUCKEYE COTTON OIL DIVISION, BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CorP., 3 feeds as declared ;
Cincinnati, Ohio
2 feeds as declared DALTON GRAIN COMPANY, Dalton, Georgia
BURDETTE MILL AND GIN COMPANY, Washi Georgi : ae
ington, gia +
1 feed as declared DAWSON COTTON OIL COMPANY, Dawson, Georgia
x 1 feed as declared ; os
CALDWELL AND COMPANY, Madison, Georgia ee
Dolly Madison Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal G 36.00 3.00 17.00

j




PROTEIN

"SEPTEMBER, 1957

FAT



as declared



RTI AND. FLOUR CO., Chattanooga, Tennessee
tion sn G 16.00

* Fiber High F 19.00

t Ol MILLS, Elberton, eis

= ESHELMAN AND SONS, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
| as declared :



JUGH'S MILL, Monroe, Georgia
_ declared



ERS MILL & ELEVATOR CO., Dudley, Georgia
feed as declared 5

AERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE, INC., Eatonton, Georgia

PA 16% ae Dairy G 16.00

* Fiber High F 16.50

ERS yoat EXCHANGE, Lewrencevile, Georgia



| SUPPLY senter eerie Georgia
1 feed as declared 4

GHT MILLING COMPANY, ciate, Georgia
feed as declared

FLEMING wee kcowie: Florida



( RIVER MILLS, ING., | Bainbridge, Georgia

G 40.00

* Protein Low F 39.00







a MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
eB ss fede as declared

AND HUNTER | COMPANY, Chicago, Mlinois
as declared

y E FLOUR MILLS, Griffin-Fr. Valley, ece
inter Wheat Grey Shorts ; 6
see beep * Fat Low F
inter Wheat Grey Shorts : GS

* Fat Low, Fiber High F

1 feeds as declared

ETH MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee
feed as declared

N ERSTATE MILLING COMPANY, Charlotte, North Carolina
as declared

"BY-PRODUCTS CORPORATION, Louisvilte, Kentucky

Brewer's Dried Grain GS

* Fat low F

MILLING COMPANY, Rome, Georgia
Milk-Made ee: Milking Ration

os * Fiber High



>

_ * Fiber High

ACKING COMPANY, Nashville, Tennessee
%e Lay Meal

ane Protein Low

NEILL & Liner, Ocala, Florida
feed as declared

ILLS, Franklin, Touaies
Wheat Shorts with ground wheat screenings not
to exceed Bios

: * Fiber High

IN N AND co. INC., Roanoke, Virginia
2 feeds as declared

RET MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee
1 feed as declared -

VILLE FERTILIZER AND GIN CO., Louisville, Georgia
declared j

KES. BROTHERS, INC. OF GEORGIA, Albany, Georgia
feed as declared



ARET GRAIN COMPANY, Hartwell, Georgia
feed as declared .

DIN PACKING COMPANY, Savannah, Georgia
meee Tankage

S : * Fat Low
MILLS, ence, Georgia
rimped Oats Light Weight
feeds as declared

TE MAID CORPORATION, Orlando, Florida
feed as declared

MILLING COMPANY, Cairo, Georgia
40% Hog Supplement GS
* Protein Low, Fiber High F

* Fiber High





& Shuck TReushese with Molasses G 2.50

* Fiber High F

4.06 |

PROTEIN

2.50

Nashco Corn Cob & Shuck Roughage with Molasses G
* 4.88

Fiber High F

THE NEW ERA MILLING COMPANY, Arkansas City, Konsas
Polar Bear Wheat Gray Shorts and Ground
Wheat Screenings
* Fiber High
1 feed as declared
NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
Nutrena 40% Hog Concentrate

* Fiber High
1 feed as declared

OCONEE ROLLER MILLS, Seneca, South Carolina
Wheat Bran and Shorts

* Fat Low

PELHAM OIL AND FERTILIZER COMPANY, Pelham, Georgia
Prime Quality Cottonseed Meal - 36% Cottonseed Meal G
* Fiber High F
PILLSBURY MILLS, INC., Clinton, lowa
2 feeds as declared

PURITAN MILLS, Atlanta Georgia
My-T-Pure Pig and Sew Ration (Pellets)
* Fat Low
My-T-Pure Laying Mash
* Fiber High
My-T-Pere Starter & Grower
Fiber High
2 feeds as declared
THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY,
8 feeds as declared

RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, Sf. Louis, Missouri
Purina Broiler Chow Finisher (G) 3 NC

41 feeds as declared

koe RICE MILLS, INC.,
feed as declared

Chicogo, Illinois

8
Weiner, Arkansas

ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia
Etowah Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal
Prime Quality
* Fiber High

SCOTT FARM SUPPLY, Claxton, Georgia
1 feed as declared



SEYMOUR FARM SUPPLY, Americus, Georgia
1 feed as declared



SIMMONS MILLING COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee

1 feed as declared



SMITH'S FARM SUPPLY, Reidsville, Georgia
4 feeds as declared



$PARTAN GRAIN AND MILL CO., Spartanburg, South Carolina
1 feed as declared



SOUTHEASTERN MILLS,
Pure Wheet Bran

INC., Rome, Georgia

* Fat Low
Stivers Best Wheat Brown Shorts
_ * Protein Low
Pure Wheat Bran
* Fat Low
_ & feeds as declared



THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
Sco-Co Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal

Prime Quality : GS

* Fiber High F



THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY, Montgomery, Ala.
1 feed as declared

SOUTHERN FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS,
Bluebird Citrus Pulp

INC., Orlando, Florida

* Fat Low

SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
Duplex Hog Feed Supplement 40%
* Fat Low
4 feeds as declared



A. E. STALEY MANUFACTURING CO., Decctur, Illinois
Staley's 21% Corn Gluten Feed
* Fiber High



STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
Standard's Formula Fifty Laying Mash - Crumbles
* Protein Low
Standard's Formula Sixty-One = 38% Nu-Lay Concentrate
* Fat Low
8 feeds as declared





SUNNYLAND PACKING COMPANY, Thomasville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

THE SUPREME RICE MILL, Crowley, Louisiana
1 feed as declared



SWIFT AND COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois

Swift's Broiler Finisher - Medicated eee . is
Swift's Cottonseed Meal or Pellets 36% Protein

Prime Quality S

* Fiber High F

36.00
36.25
4 feeds as declared

THE WALL-ROGALSKY MILLING COMPANY, oe Kanses
1 feed as declared

WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, ple er Alabama a con
ms Ps 4% D :
Jim Dandy" Bang Up 24% Dairy Fee Sess ii ae

14 feeds as declared

MARTHA WHITE MILLS,
feeds as declared

As declared





INC., Nashville, Tennessee







Penalized
Other violations





TOTAL






PAGE EIGHT

Good Cotton Seed

(Continued From Page 1)

requested that the Agricultural Extension
Service and the experiment stations con-

- duct a survey to determine whether or
not it will be necessary for us to lower
_ the required germination percentage on
- seed peanuts for the next planting season.

Farmers will be kept advised of the
seed supply situation through the Market
Bulletin and through releases to their lo-

eal newspapers and radio stations.

Members of the State Seed Advisory

. ~Committee include myself as chairman;





Eugene Cook, Attorney General, Atlanta;

. V. Stacy, Georgia Experiment Station,
_ Experiment,
- President, Georgia Farm Bureau Federa-

Georgia; H. L. Wingate,
tion, Macon; Frank P. King, Director,
Coastal Plain Experiment Station, Tif-
ton; R. J. Marshburn, President, Georgia
Crop Improvement Association, Homer;

_ W.A. Sutton, Director, Agricultural Ex-
tension Service, Athens; Dr. C. C. Mur-



ray, Dean, College of Agriculture, Athens;
W. E. Freeborn, President, Georgia Seeds-
mens Association, Atlanta; Richard Cofer,
Georgia Seedsmens Association, Athens.

Misuse Of Fumiganis

el)



(Continued From Pag

the trees oftentimes results from direct

application to the bark. Also, care should

be taken not to apply materials in which
- the emulsion has broken down, since seri-

ous injury is likely to occur, It was dem-
onstrated in the spring of 1957 that some
of the newer varieties such as Dixired

were much more susceptible to injury
from these chemicals than was the Elberta







variety.
-. Most of the injury in 1957 was trace-
able to paradichlorobenzene emulsion

since most of the growers using it had

poured the material directly on the trunks.

of the trees, it, accordance with the manu-

facturers directions. Ethylene dichloride

emulsions, on the other hand, had the





lencrecs directions fae use; thn is, not to-
pour it on the trunk, and little damage
resulted from the use of this material.

Complete Forms Prope |

(Continued From Page 1)

barn, and the slaughter house must send
in the form prepared by them to the Agri-
cultural Research Service, United States
Department of Agriculture, Atlanta, be-
fore indemnity payments can. be made.
The veterinarian will issue the cleaning
and disinfectant card to the farmer who
has Brucellosis infected cattle. The USDA
has already issued to the sales barns and
slaughter houses the forms they need. _

To avoid a delay in indemnity pay-
ments persons who fill out the forms
should check to see that the forms are
complete so as not to have them sent back
to be completed.

Farmers are urged, when the veteri-
narian gives him a permit to sell his in-
fected animals, to take the animals to the
place of sale he (the farmer) designates
to the veterinarian. It is not wise to sell
to other individuals who say they will
see that the Brucellosis infected cow or
cattle will get to the sale designated to
the veterinarian. The cattle may get to
the designated sale or to another sale or
even to another state. This will hold up
indemnity payments indefinitely until the
cow or cattle can be located. By then ad-
ditional herds can be infected.

The faster the Brucellosis infected cat-
tle get to a sale, are sold and slaughtered,
the faster Brucellosis can be eradicated.

Semi-Weekly Pecan Report

(Continued From Page 1)

ly from throughout the five-state produe-
ing area.

Semi-weekly reports will be mailed
free upon request to producers and other
interested persons. Requests may be ad-
dressed to T. R. Butts, Federal-State Mar-

Sees Prom age

committees were appointed b
Eldridge Freeborn, President of
gia Seedsmens Association,

The vegetable seed commi
posed of Experiment Station horti
who are engaged in breeding a

testing of vegetables and r
of the major seed companies
_the growing and distribution o:

seed in Georgia. The fie

mittee is composed of Ex
mists and Agronomy Di
and representatives of seed
and distribute seed of these c
committee discussions will be
Blackwell and Johnson,

_ Tt is our responsibility

_ well to pool all the knowled
posal and make available.to Geor
ers information on the
adapted to each maj
area in the State.
made available to farmers
through the county age
ty. Working with these
ideal _way of pooling this



of Georgia, and the oo
provement Association. Regist



ket Bews Service, 2300 North Slappey

seed. _





LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE



Duroe boar, best of blood- |S. J.

lines. Service fee, $10. W. L.
Brown, 416 Lake Ave. Griffin.
Ph. 5197 (Nights).

Reg. lLandrace swine, top
blodlines weaned pigs, bred
gilts. Reasonable priced. Ter-
ae Ewindle, Nashville Ph.

SPC Service boars and pigs,
reg. in buyers name. SS
Blackmon, Pinehurst (4 mi.
SE), Ph. 730.

OIC breeding stock from
reg. stock, 10 and 12 wks. old
pigs $20 ea. Will reg., treat,
and crate. Paul J. Cain, Rt. 1,
Commerce.

Reg Tamworths, weaned
pigs, unrelated stock. J. S.
Davis, Abba, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald.
Ph. 6541.

One iron gray saddle horse,
4 yrs. old, wt. around 900 lbs.
very gentle, reasonable price.
See at my barn. G. E. Spell, Rt.
3, Hazelehurst.

Male Saanan goat, 10 mos.
old, from good milk stock.
Good service goat, $10. Will
not ship. Mrs. "Margaret Ritz,
Cambelton Rd. Fairburn.

Toggenburg milk goat, giv es
5 qts day. ., Also young doe. 7

150a, Gia. OL. Lyaa, G01 Vecoe
.iamilton Ave, Waycross.

Billy goat for stock also 1
bred nannie for sale. Zack Ro-
berts, Rt. 2, Fairburn. Ph. 2262

Good work mare 7 yrs old,
wt. 900 lbs. Dark red, gentle,
and will ride. Good shape, $100
Simmers, 2230 Miller Rd.
Rt. 3, Lithonia.

9yr old mare, 1250 lbs. gen-
tle, work anywhere, $100 Otis
Henderson, Rt. 2, Villa Rica.
Ph. 7504.

At Stud: 36 in. pony stallion,
dapple, white. mane and tail.
Outsanding stud: Also 36 in
3-1/2 yr. old gelding pony,
solid color, gentle for children,
$250 for pony. Ogden A. Geil-
fuss, c/o Melody Brook Farm,
Rt. 3, Marietta. ph. Smyrna HE
5-7385.

Reg. 3 yr. old bay Quarter
mare with 6 mos. old sorrell
stud colt at side. Both gentle.
Will sell together or separate-
ly. Mare re-bred to reg. Palo-
mino stallion. Mrs. J. W. Bail-
ey, c/o Windy Hill Rranch,
Waynesboro. Ph. 2187.

3 good farm mules, no plugs
$50 ea. W. R. Caldwell, Elber-
ton (on Calhoun Hwy.).

At Stud: Fine saddle stallion
5 gaited Fee.
mares reasonable Return pri-
vileges. Carolyn Thomas, Rt.
3, Lawrenceville. Ph. 7077.

At Stud: Red Lights Noble
Rex, chestnut stallion. repre-
senting one of the greatest pro-
ducing families of the breed.



Grandson Noble Arar
1 Thomas G. WwW atkins, _ EI at

ists Tia. dey aed Desasnts Ly, \f

BU-9-6692.



Good 1600 1b. mule for sale. |

H. O. Williams, Box 161, Grif-
fin.

Standing at stud beginning |

Oct. 18, for 4 wks: Permanent.
reg. Quarter Horse, Trago Ped-
ro. R, B. Curtis Farmington.
ph. MAdison 2603.

Black mare mule, 1200 lbs.
gentle and work anywhere,
extra good E. B. Finley, Rt. 2,
Loganville.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want good gentle mare,
about 1000 lbs. for farm use
that small children can work
dbl. Must be perfect cond.
every way and reasonably
young; Also have for sale good
work mare mule, about 900
lbs. fine cond. sound every-
way. H. B. Brookshire, Suches.

Want Shetland pony. Must
be gentle, not too old. Pay
cash or trade cow. Mrs. Marion
Parkerson, Rt. 4, Eastman. Ph.

$20. Will board | 999,.

Want 10 or 12 Duroc gilts
bred or unbred not necessrily
reg. within 100 mi. of Millen.
Buck Burnson, Rt. 2, Millen.

Want to trade 2 heifers, 1
Holstein and 1 Guernsey-Jer-
sey crossed, for 2 Ansus heif-
ers of equal value. Glover A.
Younghleod, Jr,, Rt. 1, Grove-
town, >







ia

FOR SALE





Modern game bantams: Bir-.

chen, Red Pyle, Silver Duck-
and Black Breasted
Old and young stock.
Winners wherever shown; 1|
pr. grown, purebred, domestic:
Mallard ducks. Very reason-|
able. Mrs. L.
2796 Plantation Dr. East Point.
Ph. PO 1-1617.

Sev. young English game
bantams for sale at my place:
Robert
Mitchell Dr., Marietta.

wing,
Reds.

John

















| also hen oe wee
A arg ear

L. Murphey,

and Brown Reds, |
See any night. a

Cordell, Preston Splteg: Rt

138

Purebred Dark Cornish ban- | 9

tam pullets and cockerels of
show type, $3.-$5. ea; also 1}
cock same breed, $7.50. Gor-
don Haney, No. 5
St., Aragon.

3 Buff Cochin

cock, $8.;

Hamburg hens and cock,

$8.00; 1

Rose Combs, B. B.
English, $6. wae Black Tailed

Buff Ja

Plymout Hooks Ee.
Fred Blaylock, 515}
Crescent Ave., Chickamauga.

winners.

100

ry Dr.

S,

turkeys,
Black Australorp pullets, $2.
ea. Mrs. J. E. Carter, McMur-
S. W., Atlanta 11.

Roundheads:
hatch pullets, $4., and 2



























East 2nd{ :

hens and :
3 Silver Spangled Bort: Ey
80 or 90 May
White Leghorn he
now, some 1/2 es 3
ea. Will not s
Lert T. Jones, :
Blairsville,

each Black
Red Old

trio

Partridge
60. Award

_ Hanson strain
White Leghorn pu
laying $2. ea; Also
Incubator, 1300 cap.
T. W. Nations, 14

3-5689.

~ 35e 1b; 30

6--or 8 Feb:
siags,

over 5 lbs. $7.50. Good price | drake.

for lot.
Se. Ave.;

R.
(Walker hit Ga.)







R. White, RFD 3,}
St. Fimo, Tenn. | 16