Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1958 December 17

Pe dicioner

ile

Phil Cimpbell,








ducer, Hauler Face
Responsibilities

w Federal poultry inspec-
oducer and the hauler will
1 new responsibilities. The
catcher, and the hauler can
ep poultry losses, due to
nt and rough handling,











ds with bruises, cut backs
ults that have been moved
hout serious economic loss-
immed or if. bad enough will
ed, This may well lead to a
ed basis arrangement with
harging back to the grower or
ower grades and condemna-
stipulated percent agreed to









































indications that as many as
of the bruises may occur on the
over 12 hours old. The other
of the bruises that are less
yurs old occur during catching,
g and transfer to the process-
he plant. Many poultrymen
most of the bruising takes place
atching process. This is a very
d, but you cannot neglect the
takes place in the broiler

objects in the broiler house
emoved or covered. Many
id waterer stands have sharp
ch are definitely in the way.
ts cause many bruises. The
y two of many objects that
aoved or covered, Dont for-
d, caked litter should be re-
ill not only reduce bruises
sters but keep the litter in
condition.

uses should be located to
als such as cattle, hogs and dogs
too close and frightening the
y times a fence is necessary
ouse to accomplish this.
entering and working in the
se should move carefully and
dden moves. |

| floor level objects that are
re catching the birds. This
ems as feeders, waterers,
ckets, etc.

ht using a blue light. This

Georgia

STATE OF THE SOUTH

- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1958



NUMBER 13

Y POULTRY INSPECTION LAW





Agricultural
CALENDAR

Jan. 12-14, Athens Market Managers
Short Course

Jan, 15-16, Athens Farm Management
Short Course

Jan. 22-23, Tifton Farm Management
_ Short Course :

Jan. 26-28, Atlanta Southeastern
Poultry and Egg Ass'n. Convention

Jan. 30, Albany - Georgia Fagus Assn,





STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI



Sale





Poultry Convention
Eyes Turkey Talks

A battery of imminent experts will
appear on the Turkey Program at the
Southeastern Poultry and Egg Associa-
tions Twelfth Annual Convention and
Trade Show in Atlanta, January 26-28.

The Turkey Program, scheduled for
Tuesday, January 27, will bring together
several nationally prominent spokesmen
specializing in various fields within the
industry, said Southeasterns President
Paul G. Thomas, Sumter, S. C.

Dr. C. K. Laurent of Augusta, Ga.,
will speak. He has played an important
role in the Southeastern Associations va-
rious development and educational pro-
grams as well as its annual convention.
The former head of the University of
Georgia Poultry Department will point
out means of Taking Advantage of Op-
portunities in Turkey Production in the
Southeast.



allows the broilers to be caught with a
minimum of disturbance as they are par-
tially blind in the blue light. Using a
colored light will slow down the catching
process and some processors wonder if it
can be justified from an economic stand-
point. Use extreme care to prevent pile
ups as dead birds at this stage bring no
returns what-so-ever.

Most of the broilers in Georgia are
caught in a pen made of chicken coops.
Possibly a net could be used to a very good

Georgia, First:

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



New Disease Resistant

Forage Oat Announced

A new disease-resistant forage oat for
South Georgia, AB-110, has been develop-
ed by the Georgia Coastal Plain Experi-
ment Station, the Florida Experiment Sta-
tion, and the Crops Research Division of
the U. S. Department of Agriculture.

Harvey C. Lowery, seed marketing
specialist, Agricultural Extension Ser-
vice, said it is hoped the new variety will
be a satisfactory replacement for South-
land which has become highly suscepti-
ble to crown rust and other diseases.

According to Lowery, the AB-110 va-
riety has the rapid growth and vigor of
Southland, plus added resistance to crown
and stem rust (except races 264 and 276).
It produces an abundance of early forage
in the fall and, if not damaged by cold
weather, will produce large amounts of
forage throughout the grazing season. AB-
110 is a tall-growing variety and may
lodge some at harvest time unless it is
carefully managed by proper grazing.

It is believed to be as cold-hardy as
Southland, but it is recommended only in
the southern Coastal Plain area. Tem-
peratures of 18 degrees or lower will dam-
age the stands, especially after heavy
grazing. The grain is plump and yellow.
It has few awns or hairs and is of high
quality for feeding purposes.



advantage in the catching process. This
would eliminate a hard object that could
cause bruises. 5

The birds should be carried from
house and placed in coops on the truck.
The fewer times the broilers are caught
or handled the fewer the bruises. Many
broiler growers insist on farm weights and
this necessitates catching and placing the
birds in the coop, weighing the coops and.
chickens and then placing on the truck.
Special care should be given to putting
the birds in and removing them from the
coops. Some loaders actually use their
feet to push the birds in the coops.

Good management on the part of the
grower and common sense handling on
the part of the catching crew, hauler and
processcr will help greatly to keep costs
down. -

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Published weekly at 114-122 Pace St.,
by Georgia Department of Agriculture. Entered as secona
1937. at post office, Covington, Ga.,
under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at spcial
rate of postage provided for in Sectien 1103, Act of Oct. 8.

Covington, Ga.,







FARM WORK



40 yr. old married man,
white, no children, wants job
as Caretaker of poultry farm,
or Turpentine work. Do not
drink, easy to get along with.
Can do rough carpentry. Need

ood 3 R. house. Wilson Loit.

t. 1, c/o Joe Mancil, Pear-
gon.

Family of 5 want job rais-
ing chickens or farm work on
farm. Would take crop 50-50
basis. Have to be moved. Can
move any time. Julia Daniel,
RFD 1, Gainesville.

Want job tending to chick-
ens or hogs, cows, stock of
any kind, or light farm work.
Wife and- self only. Would
take a small crop. A. D. Rey-
nolds, Rt. 3, Elberton.

37 yr. old woman wants job
on farm for room, board and
salary. Experienced. Need at
once. Mrs. Grade Holden, 472
Crew St., S. W. Atlanta 15.

59 yr. old white man wants
light farm work on farm, for
board and place to batch. R.
L. Hartley, Rt. 1, Lindale.

White, single, 33 yr. old
man, can drive truck and trac-
tor and do most any kind
farm work, for board, laun-
dry and reasonable salary. M.
J. Gilreath, 633 W. High St.,
Gainesville.

53 yr. old man wants job on
farm for room, board and rea-
sonable salary. Exp. also ref.
if required. Must come after.
Grady Rogers, 472 Crew St.,
S. W., Atlanta 15.

52 yr. old man wants
on farm for
reasonable sa
bus fare or
Guy. 472 Crew St.,
Janta 15.

Man with wife and.1 child,
boy 5 yrs. old, wants job on
farm at once. Can drive trac-

Have to be moved. Dvor

tor.
McKinney Black, Rt. 2, c/o

room, board and
lary. Must have
come after. Carl
S. W. At-

job |

Single, 59 yr. old man wants
light farm work on farm. Exp.
C. H. Carruth, RFD, Albany.

Single, white man, 53 yrs.
old, wants job on farm with
honest, reliable man for live-
able salary and place to live.
Can raise chickens, caretaker,
tractor driving, etc. Write
what you have to offer and
salary paid. N. W. Robinson,
Avera.

Ablebodied, 46 yr. old man
wants job on farm, poultry or
livestock. Work by day or
month. Go anywhere in Ga.
Roy L. Kiser, Box 327, New
Holland.

Married man, sober, exp. in
general farming, cattle or
chicken farm, wants job. Wife
and 3 children. Inguire at

Johnsons Store, at Bullard.
SB. Li Wilson: Re... 4,3 Bey
Branch.

54 yr. old man wants work
on poultry or reg. farm. Need
3 R. house, Elec. and elect.
stove. Wife can help some
with work. Both sober. Dont
drink nor smoke. Enach
Eaves, Rt. 1, Box 269 B, Jones-
boro.

old wants job on farm. Sober,
honest, do not drink or smoke.
Can drive tractor. $12 week
salary, room, board and laun-
dry. J. M. Reed, 914 Maple
St. Rome.

FARM HELP

WANTED







Want man, 28-43 yrs. old, |}
for So. Ga. cattle ranch. Must
be married (but work for man
jonly). Absolutely no drinker.
|Prefer man able ride horse, |
and with either mechanic or
timber exp. Ref. required.
Good house with elec. on bus
Rt. Write. George Varn, Box



N. J. Dodd, Gainesville.

205, Folkston.

Single, white man, 40 yrs}

Want man, sober, honest,
good ref. and with family, to
work farm on 50-50 basis. 20
A. or more. All corn you want
to plant. Have tractor and
mules. Good 4 R. house, 3 mi.
West Cedartown, 3/4 mi.
Brewster School. J. E. Knight,
RFD 3, Cedartown.

Want man with family to
work 2 H. crop and look after
hogs. Prefer one who can
drive pick-up and do rough
carpenter work. Share or oth-
er basis agreed upon. 5 R.
house, wired for stove. On
school bus Route. 5 mi. No.
McDonough, on Hwy. 155.
Ref. required. H. E. Knight,
ve Harding Ave., Hape-
ville.

_. Want white man, small fam-
ily with son 16 or older to
work with him and who knows
farm machinery, hay baler,
etc. Raise pecans, hay and
cattle. No. row crops. Good
wages. 5 R. house, elec., water,
wood, school bus. 8S. J. Clay.
ee Macon. Ph. Sherwood

Want reliable white woman
not over 60, to live in home
on farm with elderly woman
and do light farm work, for
reasonable salary, room and
board. Mrs. Ernest Anderson,
Register.

Want mature couple for
small farm caretaker and
maintenance. Grow feeder

pigs and calves on shares. 2
bedroom home furnished. Dr.
H. Grady Young, 222 Fletcher
St. Thomasville.

Want man and_ wife, no
children, to run dairy. Start
the first of year.
nished. C.
2, Forsyth.

Want small white family to
work 1 H. truck farm on
shares. 4 R. house, Elec. lights,
spring water. On school bus
Rt. T. C. Withrow, Rt. 1, El-
lijay.

R. Richardson, Rt.,

Want single, white man, so-
ber, good worker, in good
health, to tend chickens and
do farm work. Be able drive
truck and also able to read
and write. To batch alone and
small salary. Must furnish ref.
Bilt Willis, Rt. 4, Cartersville.
Ph. 1431W.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE







100 HP gasoline power unit,
recently overhauled, top run-
ing cond., used for irrigation
and large hammer mill, $300.
FOB farm. E. H. Gray, Rock-
bridge Rd, Rt. 2, Conyers, Ph.
7779 or. 6941.

Intnl H tractor, in top con-
dition, with hydraulic lift. No
cy rlinders but extra good rub-
ber. No equip., $650. J. S.
West, Cuthbert.

1954 model John Deer MT
tractor, run 1,700 hrs, 3 point
huck-up, John Deer 26 in. 2
disc plow, John Blue 6 row
cotton duster and_ tool bar,
priced reasonable. Robert Lee
Campbell, Rt. 2, Box 76,
Temple.

J. D. 420 tractor with culti-
vators, planters and harrow;
J. D. 13 row grain drill; also
for Dairy, 11 can. milk cooler;
fifteen 10 gal. milk cans and
82 gal. hot water heater, J.C.
Jackson, Rt. 2, Thomaston, Ph.
MI. 7-3400.

One Athens 10 disc bush
and bog harrow, pull type, in
good cond. R. E. Bexley, RFD
1, Moreland, Ph. 6864 New-
nan.

7 tube type feeders and 3
troughs, 1 watering pan.



B. Higginbotham, - 739 Ken-
|nolia Dr. SW Atlanta 20>: Ph:
;}PL. 5-1155.

| 1950 model tractor, good

| condition with boom. John W.

|Granitt, Rt. 3, Cumming, Ph.
| TU 7-7586.

Blanton 12 ft. heavy duty
\tractor drag harrow, excellent
cond., $100. No letters an-
swered, John Nicholson, Hill
Top Farms, Rt. 5, Rome, Ph.
(212:

One 250 ae Butane gas
tank, $75. J. Wilson, 1607
Marietta Ra N. W., Atlanta



2 rooms fur--





1954 tute toads AEN G,|

slightly used, also 20 5 ft.
trough feeders. W. H. Palmer,
Irwinton, Ph. WH. 7-2371.

1 well drilling rig, mounted
on flat INC truck, all for $300.
J. tl. Rimes, hwy. 80, Bloom-
loa Ph. Savannah, SH. 8-
4072.

$250. Cook pump for deep
or shallow weii, and ap-
purtenances including toot
vaive, plastic well pipes, Zz
switch boxes, wiring, etc., all
good as new, $iu0. B. E. Dic-
inson, Rt. 1, Marietta, Ph. 8-
1329.

One 200 gal. Creamery
package pasteurizer; one 9oUU0
io. per hr. nomogenizer; one
4 unit DeLaval milking ma-
chine and 4 stail miiking par-
jor. 1. Q. Suiuvan, Rt. 4, box
oes A, Newnan, Ph. AL 3-
2172.

Orchard sprayer tank fil-
ler with tubes and ringers. J.
is. Dallas, Baldwin, Pn. Cor-
nelia 802W2.

21 sets milking parlor stan-
chions, witn cross bars and
separations, practically new.
sell at halt price or new. E. H.
Boyle c/o Peaceful Valiey
Farm, Rt. 1, box 29, Blytne.

500 gal. underground Pro-|

pane gas tank; also used
cnicken nests and equipment.
M. F. Peterson, 3496 Wesley
Chapel Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU.
9-1859.

Owensboro 2 H wagon, in
good condition, $40. N. G.
forester, Rt. 2, Buford.

2 H wagon, $25.; 2 H Mid-

dlebuster, $10; mule scoop,
$10.00; iron doubletree
with singletree, $5.; 2 sets
gears witn 2 leather collars.
$5. and $6. G. L. Jackson,
Tucker Rd., Rt. 2, Stone
Mountain, Ph. 9927.

Intl., 3-disc plow, direct
hitch, fits Farmall H or M
tractor, excellent condition,

$75. at my farm. E. G. Pirkle,
Rt. 1, Sycamore, Ph. 557L1.

All steel jeep trailer with
good tires and extra cattle
body and hitch, $90. F. M.
Gaines, 4313 Ayers Rd., Ma:
con.

4 slightly used Woods gas
brooders for chicken house,
90 swinging type feeders;
seven 8 ft. automatic drink-
ers. All good condition. A. Dan
Henley, Danielsville, Ga., Ph.
lla 3656.

2 farm type No. 25, All Crop
dryers, equipped with gas
burners and 15 HP motor,
ready for use. J. W. Slade.
ee om TW. ae 7466
or TW. 3-46

One 20 HP motor -with
starter, used for pulling ham-
mer mill. RPM 1,800, 1,750
full load, 3-phase ball bear-
ing, $175. W. B. Perrin, Rt. 1,
Alpharetta, Ph. 4204.

Farmall Super A_ tractor
with equipment, very good
condition, $800. See at my
home, 6-1/2 mi. from Hazel-
hurst on Alma Hwy. Mrs. T.
A. Herrington, Rt. 2, Hazel-
hurst.

Late model John Deere B
tractor with starter, lights,
power lift, 3 point hitch and
2 new tires; also John Deere
tiller, 4 dise on rubber. All
for $500. cash. James A. Parks,
Rt. 2, Jesup, Ph. 7-3624.

Faquah pea thrasher, good
condition, with belt, and flat
pulley, $45. at farm. N. M.
Nicholson, Rt. 1, Talking
Rock.

2 wheel garden tractor, 16
in. wheels, new motor; also
disc plow, cultivator, mower.

Reasonable. H. W. Jones, Rt. :

2, Stockbridge,
Lake.

c/o Askeres

2 wheel tractor trailer, $60.
large body and 30 in. cord
wood saw on wood frame,
$25.; also, 1 H drag pan $15.
oe Walsh, RFD 1, River-
ale.

1955 pickup, 1957 motor,
2,000 mi., good tires, $700.;
Chattanooga cane mill No. 12,
$20.: also, 1952, 1-1/2 ton
truck, 2 speed rear end for
sale. Ben Beall, Rt. 2, Hazle-
hurst, Ph. FR, 5-2824,
























































































Want feed mixer, 1
ton cap., below floor
with elec. motor, in
cond. State price and a
2 Case harrows for
trade for corn. C.
Jr. Rt. 2, Albany.

Want one six in.
used with medi
mill. H. A.
con.

Want farm wind
condition and pri
Mask, Brooks.

Want deep well
good cond. Give price
rections. T. E. Freebi
1, Box 59, Morrow.

Want one wind mill i
condition. J. D. Moon,
Cliff St., Carrollton.

Want at reasonable f
RD6 Ci Ba
parts or, ers
for RD 6 No. 2H2860.
Madden, Raymond.

Want G 42 gear w
runs the blade) _:
Avery Mower. R. S.
Norwood. ea

Want to rent a F
tractor without equipm

e
planters,
May, 1959. Near
W. Sewell, 1131
Columbus.

with tank, in oe

at a reasonable price.
Payne, Box 227,
Ph. 33724.

SEED &

r "wartia:

Oats, Suregrain,
pet., purity, 98 pet,
weeds; ie Purity

erm pet., ity,
no noxious weeds. Both
ed and in new bags,
W. H. Willson, Rt. 1,
Ph. He. 5-4038.

Finest quality_ fi
ation Cokers Victor
48.93 seed oats. St. test pi
99.30 pet. Germ, 93 p
combine, $1.25 bu. W.
Rt. 2, Byron. oe

Klondike strawberry
well rooted, yo 2 te

C, 300, $2, 500,
postage. Ethel rowe,
Gainesville.

Florida 90 str

plants, first year, $1. 50
500, $8 M. PP. Noe
Eula Smallwood, Att

Chas. Wakefield
and Great Lake lettuce
40c C.; also red ;
per, $1 gal., 30c t :
leaves, 30 qt.

Mrs. Leilar Phillips,

Royston.

Cabbage plants, Chas. W
field and Market Copenh
large, strong, 500, 2
M.; white Bermuda
yee same La 5

Fitzger
Fitzgerald. -

Large casual p
Kiondike variety, _
berries, $1 C. Mrs. C. V
Gainesville.

Tenn. Beau
oe $9 ot Bla

$8 M. ae Gra (
cae

Chas. kefild an
sey Wakefield
Dutch, frost
lants, te
2.75 M.
Pitts.

Apple and peach b









75 Gh
ore; Superfection,
s of 200 or more.


















wrap. Mrs. Z. D.
Box 223, Alphar-






a and Stuart
black walnuts
cherry sprouts,
big red rasp-
scuppernongs.
Time to. set.
330 oe




















e strawberry
acked, 90 C.

25c per hundred
inimum ship-
ants. No COD.
So. 466







rman, Stovall.



y plants, strong,
eee 6, $1, $1.75
$3. Damp packed;

quantity Tenn.
berry plants from
: large, tre-

ot system, $2.50 C.,
Ba Sa George Col:
mmond Dr. N. E.,












































































mliner everbear-
plants, $1 C.
: uel yellow plums,

on sweet peach (pink
ackworth apple
earing size Brown
, $2.50 ea.; Prompt
PP. Mrs. B. T.
Rt. 1, Bowdon.

oe
00, $2. PP. S. E.
; Poycitn as

Rubel blueberry
rs. old, 18-36 in.
erfield stock, 6, $4,

. E. G. Nicholson,
Rt. 3, Macon.















wire bound, a8
I. F. Gaddis, Box

2, Temple.

les Alfalfa hay, $1
) bales Orchard and
, 50 bale, at barn.
orris, 984 Mt. Airy
Atlanta 11, Ph. PL-




and Timothy hay
weeds and baled
ain. Sell by bale or

Milton Brannon,
h. 4041,

Ii fertilized and lim_
, Brown-Top Millet,
Crimson Clover, in
bound bales. Ray
4864 Stagecoach
ood. Ph. Stock-

200 bundles fodder
five cents a bundle;
k of hay, cured
$20. Willie
, Riverdale.

green Clover and
p Millet hay, cured,
and crushed when
5 ton. Delivered
listance. J. E.
orrow, a: 54, Ph.

Ward, Jr.



Kobe Lespedeza, $23; 4 tons
mixed Coastal and Crabgrass,
$20; 13 tons Sericea Lespe-

' deza, $25. At barn. All well
$2; | fertilized, good hay, and baled

without rain. Donald Peavy,
Rt. 3, Cuthbert, Ph. 115J2.

100 tons best cnislty; 1958
crop Oat and Crimson Clover,
harvested and bundled with
small grain binder, $20 ton,
at my barn. H. V. Harden,
Greenville Rd., Hogansville.
Ph. 5452.

Extra good, large bales
Kobe, Korean, Sericea and
Soy Bean hay, baled without
rain. Ernest A. Smith 7205
Campbellton Rd., Atlanta 11,
Ph. DI. 4-4198. .

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Cattle

Few choice registered An-
gus heifers and cows. These
cattle carry strong Hileenmere
breeding, from EHileenmere
500. See at my farm. J. E.

| Leger, Ocilla.

6 Short Horn bull calves,
from 8 to 14 mo. old. Price ac-
cording to quality. W. R. Wig-

gins, Rt. 2, Cuthbert.

Reg. Hereford cattle, 1 prov-
en herd bull, open and bred
heifers, cows and calves. .Top
quality cattle. Mrs. W. A.
C/O Ward Meade
Farm, ae Mill Rd., Mari-
etta, Rt. [Phy 8-8772.

One ceinit Teserand bud,
approx. 18 mo. old, Beau Vic-
tor Comino. Reg., well mark-
ed, dark red color, priced rea-
sonable. D. C. Collier, Barnes-
ville, Ph. 73.

Purebred Hereford pall 10
mo, old, approx. 475 Ibs., $175,
at my place. Mrs. I. M. Flow-
ers, Rt. 2, Ludowici.

3 reg. Angus bulls, 9 mo.
old, approx. 600 Ibs. Excellent
herd bull prospects from KB
Eileenmere breeding; also 9
choice reg. Angus heifers from
1-1/2 - 2 yrs. old from Bar-
dolier Eileenmere blood lines.
Robert H. Witcher, Cave
Springs Rd., Cedartown.

4 mature, gentle reg. Brah-
man bulls. Will sell or trade
for equivalent Angus or Here-
ford. George Varn, Box 205,
Folkston.

Reg. Jersey bull, in good
condition. Papers furnished.
Robert Esecae, (or Escal) Rt.
2, Danielsville, Ph. 3556.

Holstein and Ayrshire dairy
heifers, to freshen within 60
days, T. B. and Bangs treated,
and vaccinated; one choice reg.
Holstein service bull; dam has
3 records that average 15,622
Ybs. milk and 576 Ibs. fat. E.
L. Rogers, RFD 1, Plains.

Reg. polled bulls, 5-1/2 yrs.
o'd, excellent conformity and
markings dark red in color,
wt. approx. 1,700 Ibs., $550.
E. H. Boyle, C/o Peaceful Val-
ley Farm; Rt. I, Box. 29,
Blythe.

Reg. bull, 900 lbs., sired by
Blonde Lods Pioneer, Dam
Basils Dondy Royal Moley,
born March 9, 1955, $200. Pat
A. McRee, Buckhead.

15 calfhood vaccinated Jer-
sey heifers, all to freshen
within 30 days, large size, wt.
from 800-900 lbs. C. M. Bow-
den, Rt. 3, Stone Mountain, Ph.
Atlanta BU 9-7616.

Hereford herd disposal, in-
cluding an excellent reg. poll-
ed Hereford bull at private
sale on weekends. Selling 5
thoroughbred herds at about
beef prices. Lawton Ursrey,
Hazlehurst, Ph. Atlanta, TR.
3-3744 after 6 P. M.

Registered Aberdeen Angus
bull service Fee, $2. Located
4-1/2 mi. West of Marietta on
Villa Rica Rd. E. F. Wilkins,



TRt. 4, poner Ph. 9- 9825.

i ny, per jon Nee ans :
|mixed Coastal Bermuda and| -

12 springing fei, Jer-
seys, Holsteins and 1 Holstein
and Jersey crossed. All calf-
hood, vaccinated and from
heavy producers, wt. 700 Ibs. -
1,000 lIbs.; also, several Hol]-
stein heifer calves 3-5 mo. old.
Roy G. Jones, 619 Clairmont
Ave., Decatur, Ph. DR. 3-3680.

Swine

Tamsworth boars and gilts,
5 mo. old. Best bloodlines in
the South, Treated and regis-
tered in buyers name, $50 ea.
R. I. Gibbs, RFD 2, Covington,
Ph. 6085.

Landrace gilts, bred to far-
row pigs in Jan. and Feb. $155
ea. also, service age boars.
Basil Steed, W. Roanoke Dr.,
Sr Fae El Harris Rd., Fitzgerald,
P. 905.

Reg. Yorkshires. Durocs and
Hampshires from the _ best
bloodlines of the lean meat
breeds. See. George McEachen,
Hazlehurst.

_ Choice Landrace pigs, males
and females, imported blood-
lines, treated, Reg. buyers
name, $60 ea. Wm. E. Lanier,
Rt, 2; Box 84, Metter. Ph. 5+

1035.

Reg. Tamworth pigs, fast
growing bloodlines, Jean meat
type, perfect color. (Make
good 4-H pigs.), $30 ea at lot
with papers in buyers name.
Ready Jan. 10. Donald Mc-
Cord, C/O Farm, near. cross
roads, Cave Spring.

4 purebred Yorkshire male
pigs, 10 wks. old, $12.50 ea.
A. D. Evans, Rt. 2, Temple.

Reg. S. P. C. herd boar. 15
mos. old, service age SPC
boars, pigs and unrelated pairs.
All Reg. buyers name. 1/2 mi.
E. Bloomingdale. J. T. Rimes,
RFD. Bloomingdale. Ph. Sa-
vannah SH 8-4072. ~

Reg. Landrace boars, old
enough for heavy duty, also
sev. just weaned. Priced ac-
cording to age. Life time treat-
ed. B. C. Limerick, Box 202,
Macon. Ph. SH 5-3780.

Reg. SPC boars, bred and
open gilts, and 3 mos. old pigs.
D. V. Thompson, Metter. Ph.
MU 5-3555.

9 wks. old pigs, Hampshire-
Essex, Parlor bred. $13 ea.;
2 for $25. Mrs. Sam Sebren.
Se hs Ph. Douglasville

Landrace gilts, boars and
weanlings. Reg. and from the
finest imported bloodlines.
Hugh Fenwick, Rt. 2, Box 170,
Waynesboro.

Bred Yorkshire gilts. ar
sonable prices. Dr. Guy
Rice, Rt. - Alpharetta. Ph,
5416,

Reg. lLandrace_ breeding
stock, imported bloodlines.
Treated for cholera. J. H.
eg Woodard, Box 2, Clinch-

eld

Choice Landrace pigs, males
and females, imported blood-
lines, treated, Reg. buyers
name, $50 ea. J. M. Jones, Box
50, Bristol. Ph. 2711.

Reg. Landrace boars, 9 wks.
old, $60 ea., 9 mos. old boars,
$150 ea. Life time treated and
top bloodline breeding. R. F.
Seymour, Rt. 1, Tignall. Ph.
AT 5-2033.

Servicable boars, sired by
Cert. meat type sires and out
of big litters, $125 and up;
also, weaned pigs, also sired
by Cert. meat type sires, $35
and up. Will ship. J. R. Mullis,
Cochran. Ph. WE 4-6490.

SPC boars and gilts. Cham-
pion bloodlines. Reg. buyers
name. M. J. Blackmon, Pine-
hurst (4 mi. SE). Ph, 730.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

Well trained Tenn. Walk-
ing horse, gentle, good cond.,;
with saddle. See at John W.
| Harrells farm, Cedar Park
Rd., McRae. Ann _ Zeigler,





Owner, Box 338, McRae.





| (Smyrna).

v. 8 yrs. old with white colt, 7



lion, | re

Brook Farm. Biden A. Geil-
fuss, Rt. 3, Windy Hill Rd.,
Marietta. Ph. HE 5-7385





Shetland 48 in. pony geld-
ing, gentle for children, with
saddle and bridle, $150. Chas.
Payne, Rt. 5, Avery Rd., C/O
Henry D. Payne, Rome. Ph.
4-5153.

Palomino horse, extra gen-
tle, and 6 mos. old colt. noth
for $275 or horse alone, $175.
Oscar W. Kunze, Campton. Ph:
Monroe 9326.

Mare horse, small, 2 yrs.
old in Feb. 1959. See at my
home Saturdays and Sundays
only. John Munro, Rt. 2, Cave
Spring.

Pony, gelding, 48 in. tall,
dapple brown, with dark mane
and tail, $150. B. F. Matone,
Jes T31L2No.- eyivan Rd. East
Point. Ph. PO 7-3556.

At Stud: Reba Genius. Pro-
ven American Bred Saddle
horse stallion. Reg. 25327. by
Bourbon Genius out of Au-
tumn Peavine, by Astral Pea-
vine. Fee, private treaty. Dr.
E. L. Killday, Claxton.

Pony, 5 yrs. old, new saddle,
cart, harness, and sev. exira
good horses and colts, and 1
Palomino mare, (bred to neg.
Paiomino Quarter horse, Rio-



bon winner. Jack Moss, Perry.
Ph, GA 9-1202 Day. |

3 Shetland ponies, gentle for |
children, two red with white |
mane and tail, 1 dappie color.
Edw. Patterson, Rt. 6, Mari-
etta. PH. 8-0932.

Pair fine bay match mules
with flax mane and tail, wt.
1100 Ib. 9 and 10 yrs. oid,
work anywhere, $400. F. O.
Elliott, Rt. 1, Lavonia.

Reg. dapple Shetland pony
stallion, white mane and tail,
41 in. high, $300 also, a

mares, bred, and fillies. ves
Caldwell, Douglasville. Ph.
4218.

Mexican Burro, 4 yrs. old,
with bridle, saddle, cart and
avr $225 at my place. Wm.

J. Adams, 107 So. Hightower |
St. , Thomaston.

Good working, healthy, old |
mule, $65 or 6c pound; also
need a heavy duty 4 wheel
tractor wagon. Y. M, Ander-
son, Williamson.

Large white mare pony with
bridle and saddle; 18 mos. old
small black Stud colt and 18
mos. old red and white Stud
colt. John L. Roberts, 424 King
Ave., Athens.

White, 5 gaited mare about

mo. old. Gentle for children to
ride; also western saddle and
bridle. All for $500. Mrs. Wm.
H. Moore, Thomson, Ph. 854.

At Stud: Red Lights Noble
Rex. Reg. 36083, American
Saddile Bred stallion. Proven

sire of top colts. Grandson
Noble Kalarama. Thos. G.
Watkins, Jr., 4584 Flat Shoals

Rd. Rt. 2, Decatur. Ph. BU 9-
6692.

Yearling sorrel Shetland
stud, light mane and tail, out
of 40 in. sorrel mare and 52

in. Palamino stallion, also;
pinto yearling filly, should
meas. under 37 in. J. Tucker

Perry, Kelly. Ph. after 6:30
P.M. Monticello 5052. No col-
lect calls.

Dark gray stud colt, wt. a-
bout 800 Ibs., 2-1/2 yrs. old.

Emmett Jarriel, Collins. Ph.
OX 3-2886.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want Tenn. Walking horse
with some spirit but suitable
for children. State age, price
and when can be seen. R. G.
ae Shellman. Ph. OR 9-





jin 20 mi.
{crate. Chas.
il, Box 1103, LaFayette.

Give aeaapern: 3
Z L. Thompson, Rt. 1, Doug
as.

Want 1 male and sev. fe-

male Saanan milk goats, not z
over 2 yrs. old. Give descrip= _

tion and price. J. G. Davis,
5339 Tilly Mill Rd., Doraville.

POULTRY

FOR SALE







Purebred Dark Cornish ban=
tams, stocky, bull dog type,

10 mos. old, $5. pr; 1 Golden
Sebright rooster, $2. Send M.O,
Ship Exp. Col. C. G. Bloser,
Sparks.

3 pure strain Buff Caceas
bantam roosters, feather leg-
ged, 6 mos. old, ready for ser-
vice, $1.50 ea. Will not ship.
Mrs. M._ Ritz,
Rd., Fairburn.

8 Dark Cornish bantam ro-
osters, $2.50 ea; also, chicken
fertilizer, $1. sack: and white
feed sacks, no holes, 3. for-'$k:
__ J. E. Carter, McMurry

rT
bie Phe DE dn 1388.

its

Around 900 White Leghorn oS

hens, DeKalb str. laying med

and large eggs, $1.75 each for _

entire lot; also Premier egg

washer, and Keenco egg grad= |

ed, and 5 auto. waterers, ete,
Neville McClure, Rt. 2, Fair-
burn: -Ph.27a%3:

BB Bronze Turkeys, 15 hens
and toms, 1958 hatch. Market
price. Cant ship. Mrs. Leo

|Tyner, Lumber City.

9 white ducks, 75c ea. Mrs,
Bill Smith, Rt. 1, Clermont.

8 mix. geese. $1.85 ea. Mrs,
L. J. Schumpert, Rt. 1, Old

2191

wis

S. W., Box 487, Atlanta

Conyers Rd., Stockbridge. Ph.

Pure Dark Cornish cocker-





Campbellton


















els, ready service, large big

bone, long yellow legs, $2. ea.
in lots of 2. No. COD H.. W.
Thurmond, Farmington.

22 W. L. and 18 Brown
Leghorn hens, about 8 mos.
old, laying, $2. ea. Del. with-
and you furnish
E. Watkins, Rt.

10 Parmenter Red _ pullets,
ready to lay, $2. ea. Will not
ship. Mrs. C. H. Weems, Sr.,
|6522 So. Expressway, Jones-

iporo. Ph. GR. 8-6067.



POULTRY

WANTED



Want trio of white Id OEng, ,

bantams. Must be purebred.

State price and where live. .

Will come after. A. C. West,

Rt. 2, Calhoun.

Want 1 pr. ea., of fine breeds
of Black, Mottled, Buff and
Barred Cochin and white Jap.
Silkie bantams. State what
you have and price. Larry,
McLendon, 127 2nd St., Ma-=
con. Ph. SH 20634.

Want 6 or more purebred
Buff Leghorn or Blue Andal-
usian pullets or young hens,
with rooster. Write what you
have and price. R. C. Fleet-
wood, 1600 15th Ave., Moul-
trie.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





400 full grown 1958 hatch
Bobwhite quail, fully feather-
ed, large and free of disease.
Jos. Sayne, 2694 Sewell Rd.
S. W., Atlanta. Ph. PL 5-2946.

Reg. Racing Homer pigeons,
breeders, $4. pr; young birds,
banded, $3. pr; 20 young not
Sa (but just as good), $2.

E. L. Stowers, P. O. Box
504, Tucker. Ph. HI 3-5672 .

Real nice pigeons, $1.75 pr.
Cannot ship. Lonnie Bryant,

Rt. 4, Box 23, Cumming.

Americas finest str. White
King pigeons, $3. pr. Not less
2 pr. shipped. Ogden Geilfuss,
c/o Melody Brook Farm, Rt,
3, Marietta. Ph. HE 5-7388
(Smyrna).



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GAME, FOWL ele.

FOR SALE

Pigeons per pair: White
Kings, $1.50; common, $1.00;
hite Swiss, $1.50; Muscovy
ucks, $3. pr; bantam hens,
. ea; Hamburg roosters, $1.50
ga. Starling awn, Byrom-
ville.

N. Z. White rabbits, bucks,
oes, Jrs and Sr.s Ped: stock,
6. to $10. Seniors, wt. 9 to
-1/2 lbs. C. W. Page, 149
ae Ave.; N, E!, Ph., TR 4-

Cortix and Bobwhite quail,
1, ea. Permit No. 96. T. G.
*Kelley, Maysville.

W. K. Pigeons, Goethe- Du-
mt- Show strain, $10.-$15.
br Del. in Ga. James H. Pru-
1730 E. 33rd St., Savan-

Approx 300 Northern Bob-
rhite quail from large stock,
958 hatch, Permit No. 78.
argain prices for large lots.
o. shipping; also want 25 or
fnore Jap. Silkie bantam eggs,

, Rt. 2, Ft. Valley. Ph. TA
-5804.

Bobwhite quail, fine breed-

@r stock, above average in wt.
ady for release. Permit. No.
1. Good price for entire lot.
has. K. Branton, 2952 Ho-
an Rd., East Point.

Chukar partridges of finest
uality, breeders and young
ating age. Tom Potat, Box
33, Cuthbert, Ph. 316 J.

Japanese quail, 1 to 100 at
He ea; 100-250 in lot, 75c ea;

fo color or both. J. L. Tay-

50 up, 50c ea. H. M. Price,
Vidalia. Ph. 3226.

1958 hatch extra large
a. Bobwhite breeder
uail. Free color photos and
rices. Bred and improved 38
rs. 1 to 3 oz. heavier than
verage. Wm. A. Thomas, 421
ark Bldg., Atlanta 3. Ph.
U 8-0866.

- White King utility pigeons
nd Racing Homers, $1. ea;
hukars, $4.; Silver pheas-
ants, $6.75 pr; baby rabbits,
1 col., 75e ea; pure stock
reen Head Mallard ducks, $4.
r. about 40 mixed bantams,
ens and pullets, 40c ea.; roos-
rs, 30c ea. J. H. Street, 3090
uford Hwy., Atlanta 6.

2 trios blue Peafowl, cock
and 2 hens, $50. per trio. No
ea Roy Williams, Rt. 2,

ary.

20 pr. White King pigeons,
me slightly color, 50c pr.
ay Davis, Rutledge.

300 early hatch, good breed-
rs, Chuka quail, $2.25 ea; 3
ens and cock, $8. L. E. Bran-
en, Jr., 311 Savannah Ave.,
tatesboro. Ph. PO 4-2843.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





Jerusalem artichokes, $1.75
al. prepaid to 3rd zone; $8,
gal. chgs. collect; also, well
illed Stuart pecans at my
home, 50c lb.; PP to 3rd zone,
Ibs, $2.50. C. W. Page, 149
orth Ave., N. E. Atlanta 8,
h. TR. 4-6452.

50 washed, starched and
jroned print chicken feed
sacks, 2 to 6 alike, 40c ea. PP

n orders of 10 or more. S. E.
ackson, Rt. 2, Fayetteville.

200 lbs, new crop Schley
and Stuart pecans mixed, nice
size and well filled, $40., 100
Ibs, FOB; 5 Ibs and up, 40c lb,

lus postage; straight Schleys,
ancy, 45c lb; in 10 lb. lots and
up, plus. postage. Mrs. Ola
Jones, Grayson.

Hen manure, excellent qual-
ity, very few shavings, by bag
or truck load, delivered West
side Atlanta. L. E. Widney,
3750 Bakers Ferry Rd, S. W.
Atlanta, Ph. PL. 3-9005.

1958 hand picked, ground
sage, dried in the shade, $1.
pt. cup full; white rice pop-
corn on cob, $2.50 for 10 Ib.
Add postage; 5 lb. shelled, $1.-
0 plus postage. Mrs. B. H.

olland, Coogler Rd, Box 14,

alton.

1958 large, clean black wal-| I

nut meats, $1.25 lb. PP; 65c
per pint, PP, or in 5 and 10
lb. lots. Mrs. Kittie Nichols,
Rt. 1, Box 122, Hiawassee.

1958 black walnut meats,
large pieces, $1.25 quart, PP,
also $1.25 lb. in 5 and 10 Ib.
lots, postpaid. Mrs. Boyd
Nicholson, Hiawassee. :

Extra large, well filled out

Stuart pecans, 40c lb, plus
postage. Will ship anywhere.
24 hr. service. Mrs. Mamie
Bell, Rt. 1, Charing.

200 white chicken feed
sacks, 100 lb. cap., no holes

or letters, nice smoothe cloth,
25 ea. Ship .COD, you pay
postage, quick delivery. Mrs.
ae Wagoner, Rt. 2, Blairs-
ville.

Approx. 100 bunches sage,
25c bunch; also 4 or 5 lbs dry
sage, $1.25 lb, plus postage;
about 1 doz. pumpkins, 50c ea.
Come after. Mrs. Bethie Burt,
Rt. 2, Dawsonville.

Dry red hot cowhorn pep-
per, 6 pods, 25c (for home
use), old fashion large bloom-
ing sunflower seed, 30c cup-
ful. Add postage. Mrs. Dewey
Ellis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Nice dried apples, free of
core and worms, 55c lb. plus
postage. Mrs. Velva Mathis,
Rt. 5, Ellijay.

1958 crop Stewart pecans,
30c lb.; Schley paper shell pe-
cans, 35c lb. Ben H. White,
Rt. 3, Hartwell.

1958 crop dried apples for
sale or will exchange tor white
feed sacks free oi holes and
letters; 3 sacks for ea. pound.
Ea. pay postage. Mrs. Geo, I.
Harper, Hiawassee.

100 lb. cap. white unwashed
feed sacks, free of holes and
mildew, $18. C, orders less
than 50 at 20c ea; also, white
sacks with letters, $12. C. No
less 25 sold. Add postage. No
checks. Mrs. Clarence McMil-
lian, Rt. 1, Dacula, Ph.. TH.
3-2733, Lawrenceville.

Black walnut meats, large,
clean pieces, 1958 crop, $1.25
lb, plus postage, or $1.35 Ib,
PP. Mrs. Jeanette Chastain,
Rt. 1, Hiawassee.

Large amount, good clean,
this years sundried apples, 50c
lb. 5 lb. lots and up PP. Less
than 5 lbs., add 10 per pound
for postage. Mrs. Isabella Wil-
loughby, Rt. 2, Bremen.

Print feed sacks, 100 lb.
cap., washed, free from mil-
dew, 2 and 3 alike, few pat-
terns, 4 alike, 3 $1.25, $4.50
doz. Mrs. George Collins, 891
Hammond Dr. N.E., Atlanta 5,
Ph. BL. 5-1449.

Gensing roots for planting, 1

yr size,--$4,-C; 2 yr, $6.-C;
Golddenseal seed _ bear-
ing roots, 50c each; big

yellow Lady Sliwver roovs, $1.
ea. L. W. Seymour, Rt. 1, La-
vonia.

1958 crop large black wal-
nut meats, nice and clean, $1.-
25 lb. PP. All orders filled
quickly. Mrs. Gelita Nichols
Rogers, Hiawassee.

Martin and dipper gourds,
10c, 25c and 50c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt. 2,
Box 150, Camilla.

Gourds: Ornamental, 15c ea,
postage on 6, 15c; long han-
dle dipper, 50c ea; Martin
gourds, large size, 60c ea. Mrs.
xoy T. Pruitt, Rt. 1, Buford.

Yellow root, freshley dug
and washed, 4 lb. lard box
full, 75c; dried red pepper, 6
pods 25c (for home use only);
1958 nice clean walnut meats,
90c pt; dried catnip, match
box full, 20c; Queen of the
Meadow, 3 bunches 25c. Add
postage. Mrs. Martha Walker,
Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Black walnut meats, nice
and clean, bright colored, good
tasting, $1. pt. Add postage.
M. M. Cochran, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Yellow root, Mtn. Ditney,
life everlasting, heart root,
each, 2 Ib. lard box full, $1.;
ginseng seeds, 3, 10c; dry
ground sage, 45c cup. Add
postage, G. T. Brown, Rt. 1,
Ball Ground.

Few 4 lb. lard boxes of sage,
70c box PP; also, sage plants



30c bunch, plus postage. Nel-
lie Fain, E. Ellijay.

ranteed to please, 45c Ib. Del.
by PP. H. M. Moorman, Lov-
ett.

Nice dried sage, $1.75 lb:
rough dried peaches, 55c Ib.
Add postage. Exchange for pe-
cans or peanuts. Mary Tumlin,
Eastanollee.

Nice dried apples, 50c lb,
plus postage. Mrs. Dee Ber-
rong, Hiawassee.

Nice, clean black walnut
meats, $1. pt, plus postage;
nice print feed sacks, washed
and ironed, 3, $1.7 and 25c
postage. Mrs. Ruth Lowman,
Rt. B, Ellijay.

Unwashed white feed sacks,
no letters or mildew, 10 for
$2.: 25, $4. PP. Evelyn Bram-
lett, Margret.

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED





~ Want home made buiter,
that does not tast like oleo.
Contact. Mrs. S. Waters, Rt.
4, Box 101, Waycross. :

Want 10 lbs. new = goose
feathers, not used. Give price,
etc. in first letter. Mrs. Nina
Clemons, 911 Capitol Ave. S.
W., Atlanta 15.

Want print feed sacks. Must
be reasonable. Advise. Mrs.
Edgar Adcock, Rt. 2, Adairs-
ville.

Want 2 cups of shelled corn-
field beans, no snaps. State
price, etc. William J. Adams,
107 S. Hightower St., Thom-
aston.

HANDICRAFTS

FOR SALE







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

Dainty aprons, medium size,
50c each PP. Ethel Giddens,
Ft; 2; Petry:

Novelty pot holders, 25c ea.,
6, $1; nice aprons, 50c ea;
emb. dish towels, 35c ea., 3,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Free-
man Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Well made print aprons, $1;
appliqued pillow cases, $2.95;
appliqued dishtowels and _ pot
holders, 3, $1; plain pillow
cases of bleached or unbleach-
ed muslin, $1.50 pr:; little
boys cobbler aprons, 75c ea.
Mrs. A. P. Wood, 701 2nd Ave.,
Columbus.

New hana made quilts, large
dbl. bed size, good cotton ma-
terial and padding, $6.50; 3
pce. hand emb. vanity sets, lace
trim, $1.25; emb. pillow cases,
full size, good bleached cotton
material, $2 set. PP. Mrs.
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Crochet centerpieces, $1.50-
$3; vanity sets, $1; piece for
chest to match, $1.50; coffee
table centerpiece with coast-
ers, $2.50; tatting edging, 25c-
$1 yd., for handkerchiefs, pil-
low cases, collars. Mrs. R. L
Rumsey, Sr., Rt. 4, Toccoa.

. Hand crocheted cross shap-
ed book marks, 25c ea. plus
four cent postage stamp. Miss
Mabel Metcalfe, 210 Evans Dr.,
Decatur.

White hand emb. bed
spreads, $8, 3 pc. emb. vanity
set, $1.50; 5. : pe. set, $3.25;
white, print, and solid color
aprons trimmed, small size,
40c, medium, 50c, large, 60c
and extra large, 75c. Add post-
age. Mrs. Paul Robinson, Rt.





8, Gainesville.

- |50c ea., 3,

ed bonnets, any size or coli

Rt. 4, Quitman.

$1.50 ea. Mrs. J, E. Harrell,|

Dresser scarves and vanity |

sets, with lace, 90c ea. or 75
without lace. Mrs. G. T. Por-
terfield, Rt. 2, Comer.

White emb. and crochet
edged pillow cases, $1.25 pr.;
blue ones with trim, $1.40 pr.;

print aprons, med. size, 50c
ea., 3, $1.25; potholders, 2, 25c,

crocheted doilies, 50c and 75c;|-

3 pe. sets, $2. Add postage.
Cash or M. O. Mrs. Byron
Haynes, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

Corduroy quilts, beautiful
colors, good dbl. bed size,
heavy cotton padded, $6 ea.
and 75c postage. also corduroy
tops, $3.50 ea., 45 postage.

Mrs. Roy T. Pruitt, Rt. 1, Bu-| ea.

ford.

Crochet, centerpieces, 13 in.

pineapple design; $1; decora- |

tive pot holders, 3, $1; pillow
case edge, 25c and 50c yd.; 1
to 5 yr. size child dresses,
$1.50; aprons, 50c and 75c.
Add postage. Mrs. W. E. Woot- |
en, Rt. 2, Box 150, Camilla. |

5-1/2 yds. yellow and white,
6 yds. all color and 5 yds. pink
fancy dbl. tatting for scarves.
PP. No checks. Mrs. G. C. Clif-
ton, Rt. 3, Box 157, Millen.

White crocheted bootees, | yiji

trimmed in pink, blue, yellow
and green, 75c pr.; bibs to
match, both for $1; pink and

blue felt baby shoes 75c pr.;|

also, lace for pillowcases, $1
pr. Add postage. Mrs. H. H.
Robinson, Rt. 1, Monroe.

; ;

Rolled brim, off face, cro-
cheted hats, 75 pet. rayon and
25 pct. cotton, white, black,
green, red, pink, yellow, grey,

Order. Miss Dallas Adams, 2!

table cloth with oc
wide down ea.
with heavy
stitched all





Mrs. W.

Emb. pillow
print aprons, sn
60c, large, 75c;
week dish towels
postage. Mrs. _
Rt. 7, Gainesville

tops and 5 lining
terial, $3 ea.
hen and bidd
for pillow ca
Add postage,
J. O. Jinks, R

and tufted
ing ring |
bed size, good

sistent milk proc
fvom udder troubl



brown, $1.50 ea. Send aes
3
Hill St., Athens. . .- :

12 Counties

88 Counties Completed Testi

Counties in which area testing has not yet





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Bibb Echols. Hous
Camden Effingham Mo:
Charlton Fayette ;
Chatham Hancock



that have signed resolutions

Help Make Geo



59 Counties Now Testing

Counties in which area testing is now under

Baker Gilmer
Bartow Grady
Bleckley Greene
Brooks Haralson
Calhoun Harris
Carroll Henry
Catoosa Jasper
Clinch Jefferson
Cobb Lanier
Coweta Lee

Crisp Lincoln
Dade Lowndes
Decatur Macon
DeKalb McDuffie
Dooly McIntosh
Dougherty Meriwether
Early Miller
Emanuel Mitchell
Floyd Murray
Fulton Muscogee

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for area test.

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