Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1958 October 1

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Farmers

Phil Canpbell,

Commissioner

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1958

) PECANS Won















































B a E. Winstead

_ Seed Specialist
timent of Agriculture

of varieties of rye and oats
adapted to Georgia have been
this state and are being sold
farmers. |

1 oe. growing in Gates:

way for a farmer to avoid

me of these unadaptable varie-

re ember to ALWAYS READ
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o strongly that the purchaser
his seed tag, regardless of
ct he is buying. This tag will
variety of product he is buy-
as other pertinent information.
ave been conducted at the
riment stations and the re-
e tests have shown that Tetra
nd Dubois oats do not give

. R. Gore, Agronomist at the
riment Station, says Dubois
ot, in any case, be planted
rgia as in a mild winter this
ll produce few or no seed heads.
says that the same is true



a Hes of rye and oats recom-
: ae were published in

ious from farmers who
ible land in the 1959 Con-
erve of the Soil Bank. These
-a farmer takes in placing
the program under a 1959

County ASC Office (in
which his farm is located)
aximum payment rate for
es with him to the
a) the average acre



ry yield of forage or grain in

to forage from the Tetra Pet-







Livestock Barn Closes
Leaving Unpaid Debts

- By PHIL CAMPBELL ~
Commissioner of Agriculture

The Gordon Roberts Livestock Co.,
of Baxley, closed its sales barn after a
sale on July 15 and the companys checks
have been dishonored since July 19. An
audit disclosed that the company is in-
debted to farmers and others for about
$45,000.

Iam calling on a bondsmen of the
Gordon Roberts Livestock Co. to make
good the amount of the bond carried,

which will only partially pay their debts

left after the sales barn ceased operations.
Efforts made to reopen the sales barn
and pay off the creditors failed. Negotia-
tions have been going on since the barn
closed. The Department of Agriculture
has participated in the negotiations to
determine the extent of liability, if any,
under the law. A list of the outstanding
checks has been filed in my office.
Records show that the Gordon
Roberts Livestock Co., Inc., was incorp-
orated in Georgia with M. M. Monroe, Jr.,

-and W. J. Monroe of Waycross and Joyce

Roberts of Baxley as principal stock-
holders.

In the next session of the General
Assembly, I intend to call on the assembly
to amend the livestock dealers bonding
law. The present law requires only a
$25,000 maximum bond which I do not
feel is sufficient.

(b) his estimate of the acre value of his
land (not including the value of buildings
and other improvements), and (c) the ac-

_ reage of each of the crops grown on his

farm in 1957 and in 1958.

Each State ASC Committee sets a
deadline date for farmers to request the
setting of Conservation Reserve annual
payment rates. In most States, this date
is October 10, 1958. In some States, it is
earlier. Any State or County ASC Office
can give you the local deadline for re-
questing the establishment of payment

) erates. This is the ne cep in the signup,



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NUMBER 4

SOLD

Dept. To Stop Roadside Sale
Of Inferior Quality Pecans

By PHIL CAMPBELL

Commissioner of Agriculture



The Georgia Department of Agricul-
ture intends to put a stop to the sale of
hollow and inferior quality pecans on the
states roads and highways.

From all indications hundreds of tour.
ists and other travelers are gypped each
year by unscrupulous roadside peddlers
who unload thousands of pounds of no-
good pecans on unsuspecting members of
the. public.

The Department of Agriculture, the
Department of Commerce, many of the
individual Chambers of Commerce and
even the Governors office regularly re-

ceive letters from tourists and others _

complaining about pecans bought from
roadside stands in Georgia.

The Southeastern Pecan Growers As-
sociation which is made up mostly of
Georgia producers is bitterly opposed to
such sales and has requested that some-
thing be done to stop them.

It is a shame and a disgrace that feos
gia, which is the nations number one
producer of improved varieties of. pecans,
should have a reputation as a source of
such poor quality nuts.

I have instructed inspectors of the
Department of Agriculture to take im-
mediate steps to halt the sale and distri-
bution of such pecans to the public. If
necessary we will go to court to protect
not only visitors to our state but our own
people as well.

If Georgia is to build its reputation
as a pecan state it must do so on quality
we can never build a good reputation

by selling what amounts to little more
than trash.

| Conservation Reserve Participation Program

therefore, interested farmers who miss
this deadline will be too late to get land
into the Conservation Reserve during this

signup period).

2. Each farmer who requests by the
deadline date mentioned in Step 1 the
setting of a maximum payment rate for
his farm will be notified by the County
ASC Office of the rate established. This
rate will be on an application form and
is the maximum rate for his farm. If after
learning of the maximum rate he wishes
to put land in the Conservation Reserve

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ertisements to EDITOR OF

~ Want job on dairy. Sev. yrs.
experience. Am middleaged
man, married. Contact. Claude
J. Wilson. Rt. 1, Brinson.

Want chicken place or as
Caretaker, farm work or main
tenance work on regular or
stock farm. Ans. letters. Joe
Tanner, c/o B. H. Cooper, Rt.
2, Dallas.

Want good job with honest
man on farm for good wy
Have 2 smal children. Want
good house wired for stove.
23 yrs. old sober, hard work-
er No less than $5 day salary
accepted. Pretty good me-
chanic also for farm machin.
ery. Dave Gunter, /o Geo.
Bradshaw, Rt. 1, Bishop.

White man with wife and 3
children needs job on farm. 10
years experience in operating
farm equipment. Write or
come to see me. Albert Todd,
235 Alexander Street, N. W.,
Atlanta.

FARM HELP

WANTED





Want family to gather cot.
ton and corn, 2-1/2 mi. from
Lilly. Will let some farm out
for 1959 on halves, Good house

house free. S. S. Storer, Rt. 4,
Douglasville i

Want single healthy middle
aged man to work on farm.
Must know how to care for

3090 Buford Hwy., Atlanta 6.
Want reliable sober, prov-

en farmers with good refer-
ences, to farm, excellent till-

Irrigation systems, and plenty



FARM WORK

WANTED

64 yr. old man and 62-yr.
old wife want job on farm
tending to chickens or doing
light farm work for living
wages, at once. Prefer with
honest man. Both to work.
Need 2 or 3 X. house. Have to
be moved. Grady H. Bagley,

Rt. 2, Monroe. janta. 5 lies, Amaryliis, white

59 yr. old and wife ieee cee hy pider Lilies, Nandinas, Hy-
ane tob wapeenicer or doing 45 yr old, sober, honest, oo eee : OD ee drangeas, white, purple Wis-
light farm work on farm, look | single, white man , ae FARMS, Donalsonville (Se- fee aes oo -Geran-
ing after laying hens. Cannot | doing plain farm work 0 minole Co.,) Opportunity | Begonias, 3, $1; Shasta aio

do heavy work. Need job at
once. Need 4 or 5 R. house. Go
anywhere. Asmon A. Jackson,

both raised on
consider job

or general far
with tractor.

with poultr
and
Sam J

54 yr. old man with
farm,

4950 Jett Rd. N.

wife,
will
on cattle, chicken
ming. Some exp
Fair carpenter.
Dont drink or use tobacco, an
want with man

drink. Move any
year around work. C.

that does not
time. Want
P. Cra-
W., At.

y, for room, board
reasonable salary. Write

water, corn bins with dryer
and corn combine. Help fin-
ance. Leo Lutz, Pres. Lutz
Farms, Pelham. Ph. 2431 Pel-
ham, after 6 PM for appoint.
ment.

Want single, white, sober
year around man for gen. farm
and yard work, carpenter exp.
needed. $50 and board and
room per month. References
necessary. J. G. Davis, 5339
Tilly Mill Rd., Doraville. .Ph.
GL. 7-2976. :

SALE EVENTS





Breed Improvement Sale
Landrace hogs .... 30 bred



ohnson, Rt. 1, Box 292,

eo 10 open gilts and 30

Laurel, Rhododendron
leas, Dogwood, Crabapple, Red

able land. Good allotments, to |.



Pink Cherokee

bud, Tulip Poplar, Red Ma-
ple, white Pine, Creek Hem-
lock, 2-3 ft., $2.75 doz; Dayli-
lies, purple Violets, -Phlox,
Shasta daisies, 1 Pinks,

Fal
Trailing Arbutus, $2.50 C. Mrs.
Bonnie Abercrombie, Mineral
Bluff.

Yr. old Day lily -seedlings,
$1 to $25 plants over 300 var.
Hand polinated 15 $1.50 yellow
Humbert Canary ey Mrs.
Conrad Pink, tall red Pres.
Cannas, $1.50 doz. PP in Ga.
No orders less $1.50. Will
exch. Mrs. C. H. Tanner, 1807
Vinson Hwy., Milledgeville.

Coralberry bush, red, or-
ange, yellow Azaleas, White
Dogwoods, Mtn. Laurel, Chero
kee Rose bushes, Tulip Poplar,
Red Maple Crabapple, roll

bushes, White Pine, Cree.

Hemlock, Strawberry bush,
2-1/2 - 3 ft., rooted, $2.50 doz.
No COD. Mrs. Edna Rukat, Rt.
1, Mineral Bluff.

_Strawberry bush, Mtn. Lau-
rel, White Dogwoods, red or-
ange and yellow Azaleas, Red
bud bush, Coralberry bush,
Creek Hemlock, White Pine,
Crabapple, Holly bush, Red
Maple, Tulip Poplar, Chero.
kee Rose bushes, 2-i/2-3 it.,

White Thrift, 2c ea; old fash-
joned August lily, white
blooms $1.50 ea. Add postage
No checks. Miss Alice Webb,
257 Boulevard Monroe Ph.

gonias, white and pink Wax-
leaf, everblooming and Chick-
en Gizzard Begonias, 20c ea.

t, Royston.

and bloom, 4, $1;
Plume, Sprengeri, Maidenhair
ferns, 3, $1; Pothas vines,
Sweetgum, Geranium, Alu-
minum plants, 50 ea. Add 30c
postage. Mrs. J. W.
Madison.

Strawberry bush, White
Pine, Creek Hemlock, Crab-
apple, Holly bush, Tulip Pop
lar, Red Maple, Mtn. Laurel,
Cherokee Rose, White Dog-
wood, 3 col. Azaleas, Redbud,
Fuschia, Coralberry bush, 2-
1/2 to 3 ft., rooted, $2.50 doz.

Box 203, Mineral Bluff.

Jumbo Easter, Rubrum,
white, yellow pink Calla Li-

Tulips, Iris, Narcissus, 50c doz

Mrs. J. E. Harrell, Rt. 4, Quit

A. J. Funk,
Rd., Sa

Orange Dbl.
clump purple
| Jew, 10 ea.
= |D. _W. Faircloth
Villeo 5

bera Dasies,
dinas, 10c ea; larg

ing size Easter :
Liriope and Violets, 5
Paper

apricot.

rooted. Del Leila Phillips, Rt. | $1.20

Ostrich | j

Jones, |

PP. Mrs. Boon Wilson, Rt. 1, | -Li

Butterfly and Dayliles, $1 doz. |

- Camellia plants,

well branched, $3
in., $5 PP. by Exp
Philippine Lily b
size, 25c ea; ginger li
large size, 25 ea. V.
son, Rt. 3, Box 184,

Camellia seed, $5.
z 7 Grin

vannah.

Dioscorea Botatas
(blooms perfume yan F
or exch. some for Iri

(purple), and Mo
yrs. ol s fra
mental fruit, 50c ea.

B. Moore, Suwanee.

Red Gr

pink Thriit, 25e doz:

lies, eee :

ay:
an
dd p

size :

Blooming size
25c ea

White Nare

i t 1t is against F 5 ;
he oe misrepresent ||and deep well on fram. C. A.|Moss packed. $2.50 doz. PP. reine Mrs. Johnson:
any product offered for sale || Ingram, Lilly. No COD. Mrs. E. J. Millhollan | * ae
in @ public notice or adver Want couple to operate one Rt 1, Box 203, Mineral Bluff. wets, ning B

e tisement carried iD ey ea H. truck farm on shares. 3 R.| Baby-Breath and Lace ferns, phic, bake
lication, Ot oe ; 30c ea; Boston Ferns, 25c ea;

















































Wa
ple and white, T
glas, red, Dymia,

nests to be udded to o removed from |) chickens, qual and pheasants. | g ;
a changes of address, etc. b CIRCULATION No drifters or drinking. Room 676 Bl e. $3 doz, Add
MANAGER, Market Bulletin Atlanta, All requests for || board and salary. J. H. Street| Red, white, pink, dbl. Be- i McAlpin, Rt.

Mix. colors of Ir
April blooming |
1 nC Sais

| gourds, $1.50 doz

ia Department of Agriculture. i
pe Saran Ae Ae. 1, 1937 at post office. eae Fas bacco, cotton, peanuts. Good 2 yr. per. White Candy- Weaver, Rt. 2, x
under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mal ne ss Pipi - pastures and livestock pens. [he eek e

2:in., ($2-C; abi
Altheas, 1-2 ft., 2
3 dbl. red Alth

War Eagle, Pioneer,
den, Frank Adams
Eagle, Golden Ma
lion, D.

ner, Tea Se;
Fancy Trimmings.
head, Mimosa Ros
Pa Annet :
Lilli t,

ian Owens,

Spider Li
Vinca Minor,











Cherry St., Adairsville. Griffin. oases oe featurin the Ser- cai ;
oman wants job on farm| Col. woman, 42. yrs. old, 6| vice of Importe: aer. j ]
Acie Mahe tari wark for $10 | children, ages 2 to 22 yrs., wish haug and Seminole Scoty| Rose Thrift, $1 C; white Nar 1
wkly. salary, plus room and {es farm work with reliable peo| M. Catalogues on request. |cissus bulbs, $2 C; Jonquil
board. Cannot do heavy work. |ple on farm 4 R house, lights} John J. Cummings, Donal- | bulbs, $1 C; Daffodils, 40c doz; ,
Carra Duncan, Statenville. water, on or near school bus sonville. rooted pink and white wax-| pods, and postage
__| Rt. Reasonable wages. Have to leaf, dbl. pink and red and|S. Fields, 407 N.
Exp. Man, wife and 1 child |be moved. Have own furniture chicken Gizzard Begonias, 20c | Thomasville.
wants job with laying hens or.| Will move at once. Mattie Bell, FLOWERS ea. Del. Mary Ruth Phillips,
broilers on cattle or dairy|Rt. 1, Box 54, Midville. Rt. 1, Royston.
farm. Prefer wkly. salary, 4} ; : ; doz. and
R. house, on school bus Rt. No.| White married man wants FOR SALE Seed: Mix. col. dbl. Sweet | Harp, Wildwood. |
drunkard. Have to be moved, er for co oe vas : oe all col. et Pom Daylili ay =
any time. Grover Johnson, Rt.|and want to wor r s : innas, annua inese} ,. ; iris,
+ reece a until time to start crop. Am Mtn. Laurel, White Dog-|Cynoglossom, Forget-Me-Nots different, 25-$5 ea 1
|untn et cober and willing work | Woods, 3 col. Azaleas, | red | 25e Thsp; Cleome, Pink queen | Ses, MY, Selection,
48 yr. old man, wife, son, 20, |er. Want 4 R. house, water and Maple, Tulip Poplar, Crab-| mix. col. Camellia Balsam, 25 white Can ms i

and daughter, 12, wants job
on farm doing light farm work
Can drive tractor. Have to be
moved. Letters ans. W. J.
Wood, c/o J. E. Bullington
Farm, Rt. 1, Chula.

Married man wants job on
dairy or chicken farm. Exp. in
both. Can do naything. Have 3
children, girls, 8 and 15, boy
11 yrs. old. Move any time.
State wages. B. L. Wilson, Rt.
3, Monroe |
man |

59 yr. old married

wants job on farm as care-|any kind of light farm work

taker. Am also exp. farm car-
penter and paint work. Ho-
nest,, sober and dependable.
Can give Ref. Prefer 3 or 4 R.
house. Will consider other
types of farm work Alfred

lights. Can_move any time.
Come see. Olen Lowery, Pitts.

60 yr. old man, wife and sis
ter, wants 1 H. crop for 1959
on Halves. Have to be moved
and furnished to make crop.
Move anytime. Want with man
who has work to do until crop
time. Sober, willing worker.
Near Atlanta or Cartersville.
Ans. letters. Robert L. Maton,
Rt: 1, Pitts.

White man and wife want
job at once as Caretaker or

on fram. 51 and 52 yrs. old.
Honest, do work good. Have
to have small house furnished
with furniture, water, lights,
and living wages. D. L. Grin-
dle, 1408 Conway Pl., N.W.,





Sree Cedartown. Ph. 176

c/o A. T. Wood, Atlanta 18.



apple, Holly, Strawberry bush
Hemlock, 2-3 ft., rooted $2 doz
Rhododendron, Sweetshrubs,
Cherokee Rose, White Pine
25c ea; Arbutus, Galax, Mtn.
Fern, Heartease, 45 doz. Add
postage. Lucile Davis, Rt. 1,
Box 215, Mineral Bluff.

White Dogwood, Mtn. Lau-
rel, 3 col. Azaleas, Tulip Pop-
lar, Crabapple, Red Maple,
Holly, Strawberry bush, Hem
locks, 2.3 ft., rooted, $2 doz;
Sweetshrub, Rhododendron,
White Pine, Cherokee Rose,
25c ea; Mtn. Fern, Heartease,
Galax, Arbutus, 45c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. W. D. Davis, Rt.
1, Box 215, Mineral Bluff.

Boxwoods, any size, and any,
amt. at my place 1 mi.
Shugas Hill Church.



'Ph. SY '4-6994 '

W. R.

2b. sae Pr vei addressed
nvelope. Mrs. John Osb
Rt. 3, Rockmart. sting

Mixed bulbs: all kinds Daf
fodils, single and dbl., Twink,
old. fashion Jonquils, few Nar
cissus mixed in, 50 bulbs,
PP. Mrs. Mattie Rhodes, a
2, Ranger.

75.100 English Boxwoods,
various sizes, $5.00-$50. Also
100 Nandinas for sale. Mrs. B.
W. Rish, 30 Rockbridge Rd.,
Rome.

Dbl. red, white, pin, salmon,
rose Geraniums, red Salmon
pink, rose Sultanas, dbl. red,

Begonias, Fuchsia, Coleus, cut
tings, 15c ea; white, red Strip



























pink Begonias, red, rose, pink | 50

unlabeled, reds, ye
pote 2
age. .
Washington. snes
150 dif. kinds
Linda, Santafe,
ing, Mt. Arbor,
Caballero, Con
Persian, Princess, Hor
ead, a Mon
25c ea; $2.50 doz, 3
age. Mrs. F. M. Co
ington. :

Daffodils, lc e
doz; Myosotis, Fi
doz; Liriope, W
doz; ro

(yarc

wy



ed Jew, 10c. Add postage. Mr:



Walker, Margret.

ill a

aoe

W. H. Rice, Rt, 1, Roy











fe, thorny, frostproof
r sale. T. O. Wiggins,
ackshear. Ph. Way-
3-4368. e

s, dbl Daffodils,
Violets, yellow, white

Scotchbroom,
Boxwoods, $10 ea;
Tose, Cherokee
. Ivy, Sweetshrubs,

\dd postage. Mrs. Bur
ap.

bl. orange and old

Poppy seed, 25c
stamped envelope
ris bulbs, 40c doz; white

low Jonquil bulbs, 25c
ee Eee Be
ac postage. Ethe
Rt. 2, Gainesville. -

old Boxwoods, $1-
nnot ship; pink Thrift
hite, blue Thrift,
as, $1 doz; $5 C;
blue Iris, $1.50
Pee : pres 3

: dd postage.
s, Grantville. "
/ and white Lilies,
Crape Myrtle, 6, $1;
flowers, rooted Sul-

le, white, pink, root |.

eg ee dif.
DC ea; postage.
Turner, Rt. 6, Gaines

. Mums, yellow thorn
rooted, Chi i

hias: Beefsteak, Pegrl,
een, pink Angelwing
berry, 25c ea., plus

a for shipping ea.
Alma Moore,

enas, scarlet, pyr-

avender; genuine Roy | -

A erfection, and
olets, all $1 doz: $5 C;
tle, 2-5 ft., heavily
_ purple.
. Cou-
growing in con-
hners 1-2 ft. long,

H. Edwards, 1032
_Ave. N.W., Atlanta

TR 2-8469.

niums, red Begon-
plants, 3, $1; Wan-
ew, 5e ea.; Coleus,
sultanas, each, 3, 50e:
lt 15;- Chry-
8, 1506, $1
S. C; Daylilies,
3, 10c; Sham-
bs, 4, $1 and post-
therspoon, 308
t. S.W., Atlanta
83-5251. :

a 788 Bona-
E., Atlanta. Ph. TR

Begonias, Air-
ants, Philodendron
whberry. Begonia

. PP in Ga. Deep

s, 3 tubers, $1.

1y Barford, 1185

S.E., Atlanta

Montbretia |

20, A

: Rooted Crapa : Myrtle,

Greenville.

Tbsp; Plume Prince Feather,
10c Tbsp. PP. Mrs, Z. D.
a Rt. 1, Box 223, Alphar-
etta. : e

Orange and white striped
large Amaryllis bulbs, 75c ea.;
2, $1. Med. size, 3, $1; pink
Thrift and large purple Vio-
lets, 3 bunches, $1. Add 25c
postage. No checks. Mrs. Jes-
sie Howard, 400 S. Cleve-
land, Albany.

Booking orders for large
amts. of Adm. Byrd Daisy
plants to be shipped in Oct.
and Nov. for fall planting.
Richard Myers, 830 Young
St., Augusta.

Liriope border grass, 50,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Annie
West, 1325 Monte-sano Ave.,
Augusta,

Fancy and rare Coleus, all
col. Sultanas, Begonias, 50
cuttings, asst., $1.25; African
Violet leaves, dbls. and sin-
gles, labeled, $1.25 doz. PP.
Free Coleus plants with ea.
order. Mrs. W. S. Griffin, Rt.
1, Adel,

Star of Bethlehem bulbs,
35 doz.; Hedge plants, 3-4
In., 35c doz.; 50, $1; Coleus
and Sultanas, 6 of ea. asst.
colors, $1; asst. collection of
15 pot flowers;
ferns, Begonias, Coleus, Sul-
tanas, Jews, others, $2.25. PP.
Mrs. Mamie Stone, Rt. 2,
Adairsville.

Begonias: Pearl, Beefsteak,
Bronze, and Angel Wing, pink
and white, 4, $1; Sultanas, all
col. and white Coleus, 10c ea.;
Prayer or Rabbit track plants,
50c ea.; 35 postage on ea.
Spada T. D. Juhan, Box

el.

Any amt. nice young Box-
woods, fast growing, 12, 14,
16 in, few 18, 20 in. high,
15c, 20c, 25 ea; 5 given
free with ea, hundred plus
100 Jonquils and Narcissus
bulbs. No mail orders, nor
Sunday sales. Mrs. 3 ;
Hemphill, Rt. 3, Blairsville.

_ 12 in. Boxwoods, and Mim-
osas, each, $3 doz. White Pine,
Rhododendrens, Hemlock,
Pine, Laurels, 2-1/2 ft., $2.50
doz.; Spreading Juniper,
Globe Arborvitae, 12-18 in.,
$4 doz.; pink Moss Rose, 2,
$1. Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge.

12 in. Boxwoods, $3 doz;
Rhododendrons, Laurels,
White Pine, Hemlock, 3 col.
wild Azaleas, red Maple, Dog-
woods, pink Cherokee Rose,
2-1/2 ft., $2.50 doz. Bob Wil-
son, Blue Ridge. :

Asst. house plants, 15, $1.25;
until Nov. 1 blooming size
African, Violets, asst. colors
and varieties, 10, $1.25; also
Boxwoods cheap at my home.
Mrs. J. Cantrell, Blue
Ridge.

Potted Begonias in bloom,
light and deep pink, white,
red, green and bronze foliage,
Maple leaf, shipped without
pot, 50 ea.; all col. Sultanas,
Coleus, and Geranium cutt-

|ings, 25 ea.; Add_ postage.

Mrs, Lawrence Collins, Rt.
2, Blairsville. i

Purple, yellow Iris, $3_C.;
white Narcissus and red Lily
bulbs, : Mrs. Gertrude

| Williamson, Rt. 1, Box 150,

Brunswick.
Hibiscus plants, perennial

-|for Fall planting, many kinds,

well rooted, 3 for $1 post-
paid. Jos. Abernathy, Barnes-
ville.

Royal Robe Violets, 20, $1;
Calif. Violets, purple, 3 doz.,
1; Emperor Daffodils, 2 doz.,
1. Add 30c postage for $1
order. Mrs. R. P. Steinheimer,
Brooks.

Several bu. Ga. Easter lily
bulbs and bulblets, planting
stock, $3 doz. FOB. J. C. Bot-
toms, 336 Carleeta St., Barnes-
ville,

Mix. color Iris bulbs, nice



-|size, 2 yrs. ol
for s

now rea
hijopiny 3 doz.

J. Garret



hea red
{and white, 18.24 in., 6, $1; $15

C; rooted Azaleas, 8, $1 $10 C.
| Del. in Ga. Mrs. R. F. Terrell,

Dbl. Larkspur seed, 20c:

Geraniums,.

| sale. You di









PAGE THREE



King Alfred Jonquils, $2.50
C.; April blooming White
Narcissus, $2 C.; red, yellow
dbl, cannas, orange Daylilies,
purple Iris, Emperor Daffo-
dils, Prickly Pear, Calla Lil-
jes, rose col, Thrift, purple
Violets, $1 doz.; Snowdrop
bulbs, 50c doz. Add postage.
Beatrice, Mosley, Rt. 1, Box
248, Bremen. 5

Phoenix daffodils, white
Narcissus, Emperor Daffodils,
mix. col. Gladiolus, white

June Lilies, dbl. orange can-
nas, $1 doz.; purple Violets,
orange Daylilies, German Iris,
3 doz., $1. Mantile Harrison,
Rt. 1, Box 242, Bremen.

Mix, col. Tulip bulbs, 5c
ea.; blue Hyacinth bulbs, all
blooming size, 7c ea.; Tiger
Lily bulbs, 10c; purple But-
terfly bush, 25c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Noel Payne, Rt.
3, Canton.

Any amount Jonquil bulbs,
le ea. and postage. Mrs. EK. J.
Daughtry, Sr, Rt. 1, Cobb-
town.

20 unlabeled Iris, $1; $4 C.;
better Iris, 50-100 named, 8,
$1. Send postage. Mrs. J.
Robertson, 119 W. Center St.,
Carrollton.

White Dogwood, $1.25 ea.;
Cork Oak $2 ea. Both in Cans;
also Pomegranate, Cedar,
Mock orange, American Holly
and Mimosa. Will not ship.
ns W. McLeod, Rt. 3, Cuth-

rt.

Blooming size Emperor Daf-
fodil bulbs, 2c ea.; small size,
le ea. FOB. E. F. Shelnuitt,
206 E. Columbia Ave., Col-
lege Park.

Red Amaryllis, Daylilies,
Cannas, Tuberoses, Gladiolus,
50 doz.; red Spider lilies, $1
doz.; pink Amaryllis, 15 ea.;
Milk and Wine and Regal
Lilies, 25 ea. Crinum lilies,
$2.50 bu. Mrs. W. E. Wooten,
Rt. 2, Box 150, Camilla.

Mimosa sprouts, 6 inches
high, 10c ea., or $1 doz. Mrs.
Theo Rogers, P. O. Box 136,
Chester. ;

10 dif. pot plants or cut-
tings, 1 white Madonna lily,
1 white Peony, all for $1.50;
also 15 asst. African Violet
cuttings, singles and dbls.,
$1 and 25c postage. Mrs. J.
H. Gable, Rt. 3, Cedartown.

Camellia cuttings, Sara
Frost, Jarvis Red, Pink Per-
fection, Alba Plena, Matho-
tiana Alba, Nobellissima
White, Enrico Bettoni, Chand-
leri Elegance, 60c doz.; $4.50
C. Add postage; few large
plants with buds to bloom
at my home. Stamp for re-
plies. Mrs. Mamie R. Plyler,
Rt. 1, Claxton.

Large type Chrysanthe-
mums, white, yellow, pink,
lavender, shaggy cream, red,
bronze, 18 plants, $1; pink
Thrift, 50, $1; sweet. blue
Violets, 2 doz., $1; red Spider
lilies, blooming size, $1 doz.
Add 25e postage. Mrs. R. L.
Silver, Rt. 2 ,Cuthbert.

15 dif. col. Bearded Iris,
15, $1; 12 col. Daylilies, $1
doz.; 3 doz. Liriope, $1; Imp.
Gardenias, $1 ea. Add 35c
postage. Mrs. W. E. Johnson,
Rt. 2, Crawfordville,

One Doz. Paper. White
Narcissus bulbs 50c 100 mix.
Daffodils, Jonquils, Butter-
cups, yellow Narcissus, $1;
one doz. late blooming giant
Daffodils, 50c: blue Plumb-
ago plant, 50c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. J. R. Hinson, Box
104, Chester.

Cacti collection of dif. sizes
and shapes; 45c; Ivy Geran-
jum cuttings, Shrimp plants,
blooming Jews, sev. colors,
Josephs Coat, Money plant,
Nepthytis, Spider plant, 40c;
Gold Band Sanseveria, Christ-
mas Cactus, Velvet plant,
night blooming Jasmine, 50c.
Add postage. Mrs. Otis Mash-
burn, Cumming.

Mix. colors Snapdragon
seed, 20c Tsp.; Ice plant, 60
seed, 20c. Send stamped ad-
dressed envelope, Mrs. I. N.
Minish, Rt. 4, Commerce.

One large Boxwood for
and move, Can-

-}not ship. Mrs. A. L. McEl-
beney, Sycamore Dr., De-
ed -8004, saa

LETUM



Indica. evergreen Azaleas,
Wax Ligustrum, Dwaft and

Large Gardenias, Podocarpus,
Ericoides Junipers, Harlandi
and Japanese Boxwood, varie-
gated and green Euoynomous,
Dwaft Ilex, Pittosporum,
Cherry Laurel, Altheas, Tea-
Olive, Camphor, Holly. Root-
ed, Labeled. $1.50 Doz.; $10
C. PP. Shrubs, 75c-$1.50. W.
L, Pearce, Rt. 2, Cairo, Ga.

Deep red, white, pink, and
blue Thrift, 75 doz.; Sweet
William seed, 25 Tbsp.; also
big red and lavender Poppy
seed, 25c, with self-addressed
stamped envelope. Mrs. J. E
Watkins, Rt. 3, Box 79, Dal-
ton.

Red Spider Lilies, Lemon
and Orange Daylilies, Flat
lilies, King Alfred Daffodils,
$1 doz.; Nandinas, Spirea, and
Crinum lilies, 3, $1: small
and large type Border grass,
mix. Jonquils and Narcissus,
$1.50 C. Mrs. J. S. Greene,
Dixie.

Few dark blue, single Hya-
cinth bulbs, 25 blooming size
and 5 smaller ones, $1. Add

G. | postage. Mrs. R. H. Whelchel,

Rt. 3, Dawsonville.

Dbl. Daffodils, $1 C; or-
ange Daylilies, purple King
Tris, wild Iris, blue Violets,
75 C.; $4 M.; pink Azaleas,
English Dogwood, Bridal-
wreath, red Roses, purple
Lilacs, Weeping Mary, Sweet-
shrub, 6, $1. Add postage.
Mrs. Frank Parks, Rt. 3, Elli-
jay.

Weigelas, Forsythia, Spirea,
dbl. blooming Rose-of-Sharon,
50c-75c ea.; summer bloom-

ing Cushion Mums, $1 doz.;
Purple Orchids, white, pink

| Peonies, 50c ea.; dbl. orange

Daylilies, fragrant Lemon
Lilies, each, $1 doz. PP in
Ga. Gov't. inspected. Mrs.

Adell Williams, RFD 2. Elli-
jay.

Cactus, rooted Christmas,
15c ea.; Starfish, 3, 45c; red
blooming Cattail, 3, 25c; pan
cake, 20c ea.; Alligator, 25
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Dewey
Ellis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Orange Daylilies, mix. col.
Tris, $2.50 C; Sweet Williams,
Goldenglow, Foxgloves, Lem-
on Lilies, mixed col. Flax,
and blooming size Tulips, 50c

doz.;. pink Peonies, 50c ea.;
White, Per. Candytuft.|3 col. Hollyhock, seed, 25
$1.35 doz. blue and red/tbls. Add postage under $$

Thrift, 50c doz. in 4 and 5
doz. lots.: Add postage. Mrs.
Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1, Dacula.

Red, light yellow, bi-color
Daylilies, 40c ea.; Primula,
dbl. Hollyhocks, $1 doz.; Per.
Snowflake Candytuft, $2 doz:;
Shasta Daisy, Alaska or The
Prince, $1.50 doz.; Swiss giant
Pansies, 35c doz.; $2.75 C.; dbl.
Sweet Williams, 60c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. H. H. Stalnaker,
Rt. 5, Elberton.

White Killarney and Goldi-
lock roses, $1; English Dog-
woods, rooted, Zebra plants,
Star and Beefsteak Begonias,
40c ea.; Butterfly bush, 25c;
Watermelon red Crape Myrtle,
25 ea. Mrs. Annie Hubbard,
Fortson.

Sweet scented Jonquils,
$1.25 C.; Narcissus, $1.50 C.:
large Daffodils, $1 doz.; But-
tercups, and Rain lilies, each,
90c doz. Add postage. Exch.
for pecans. Mary Tumlin.
Eastanollee. :



orders. Mrs. W. D, Ralstoz,
Rt. 3, Box 52, Ellijay.

Mtn. Rose Azaleas, 25c ea.;
Lily tree; Cherokee, Trellis,
yellow thornless, red, pink,
yellow Roses; old rose Wei-
gela, deep red Rose-of-Sharon,
Althea, Red Lucust, White
Hydrangea, Snowball, Lilac,
50c ea.; blue Iris, Daffodils,
50e doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Presley Fowler, Rt: 5, Ellijay.

Lantana plants, 2, 25c; sum-
mer Chrysanthemums, bronze,
pink, yellow, 4 plants, 25c;
Rattail Cactus, 25c bunch.
Add postage. Lizzie Crawford,
Ellijay. <

Strong, .well rooted, giant
Admiral Byrd Daisies, 5 in.
diameter, also white spice
pinks, $1.27 doz: 25, $216;
$6:10 C, PP in. Ga.; No- COD:
Also want seed of flower com-
monly called Out and Come
Again, also want Easter lily
bulbs. Mrs. O. S. Scarbrough,
405 S. Church St., East Point.





a Georgia taxpayer owns

notice.
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rors (of any kind)
original notices,





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Rent, Wanted to Buy or Exchange, for or Wanting to
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PAGE FOUR M A iK UL L
Red Grape Myrtles, $1.50f Pie Strawberry plants, Sericea L eza hay, 1500]
ea.; also want. some Lilies of|$1 C., postpaid in Ga.; Also, bales, bright, free o C
the Valley. Mrs. Dovie Har- pumpkins 25 and 50c ea. at my | $25. ton at barn. C. R. alker, | 00
ne place. Cant ship. S. A. er in 0. Box 75, Griffin.
FOR SALF DSS: er, Richland, Ga.



Yellow Cannas, mix. col.
Verbenas, 50c doz. red Can-
nas, 5;$1; green, white strip-
ed, and green Jew, 3 cuttings,
25c; Mothers Tears, rooted,
red single Begonia, 3 dif. col.
Sultanas, 2, 25c; Cactus and
house plants, 25c ea. Add

Abelia, Euonymus Vegetus,
Trumpet vine, yellow Kerria.
Golden Bell, Mimosa, An-

Jasmine, Gardenia, Lavender,
Korean Boxwood. Nice, large
plants, 2, $1 plus 35_ post-
age. $3 orders PP. Josan Geia,
Rt. 2, Lawrenceville..





- postage. Pairlee Rundles, Rt.

7, Gainesville. FLOWERS :
Magnolia Grandiflora, 4-8

in., $20 C; Burfordi Holly, Want
transplanted, 12-152 in 5-$25 Want any kind Dwarf or
C.; pink | Sasanqua, rooted | yiniature Daylily, Advie. Mrs
cuttings, $8 C.; Dwarf Mums, | John F. White, 220 E. 44th St.,
$6 doz. Mrs, B. Robinson, Savannah:
Greenville.

Jonquils and yellow Nar-
cissus, 50c doz. Add postage.
Miss Susie Dasher, Rt. 1,
Guyton.

Billbergia, Theodore L.
Meade, $1.25, $1.50 ea. plus
pore Wilson str. Formosa

ily seed,-15c T 3; T. for
40c, plus stamped envelope.

Mrs. D. T. Gates, Rt. 1, Ham-
ilton.

200 well rooted Boxwoods,
20c ea. and postage. Dig any-
time. Also 40 Boxwoods, 8-10
in. around, 40c ea. Mrs. Al-
fred Moss, Rt. 1, Box 34, Hia-
wassee,

_ Hybrid Daylilies: purple
Waters, Mrs. Syman, Honey
Redhead, Red Satin, Gold
Dust, Mary Guenther, Daunt-
less, Sylvia, 25c ea.; Cabol-
Jero, Starlight, Mikado, 50c
ea. Labeled. Add postage un-
der $3. Mrs. Claude E. Kim-
sey, Rt. 1, Box 106, Hiawas-
see.

Daffodils, Jonquils, and
Narcissus bulbs, both yellow
and white, 75c C.; $6.50 M.
Add postage under. $3 order;
500, $3 PP. Hattie Kimsey,
Hiawassee.

Pink and blue Thrift, 75c
doz.; white and yellow Jon-
quils, Butter and ees and
Trumpet daffodils, $2 C. Miss
aoe McCurley, Rt. 2, Hart-
well.

Yellow and white Jonquils,
Butter and Eggs, and Long
trumpet Daffodils, $2 C; pink
and blue Thrift, 75e~ doz.;
Regal lilies, $1.25 doz. Miss
Cecil McCurley, Rt. 2, Hart-
well.

100 fine 5 dif. varieties,
Daffodil bulbs, $2; Silverlace,
Ampelopsis, red and yellow
Honeysuckle, Glory flowers,
2, $1; best varieties running
and bush roses, 2, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. John Myers
(Addison), Rt. 2, Hartwell.

15 Dark rose Crepe Myrtle,
6 ft. high, priced reasonable;
also 1 Burfordi Holly, 6 ft.
high. Mrs. L. B. Brown, Hom-
er. Ph. 7-2978.

Pink Honeysuckle bushes,

Want pink Shamrock bulbs,
not Oxalis. Mrs. J. S. Daniel,
616 E. 51 St. Savannah.

Want few of each: Mid-
Century hybrid lily, Regal lily,
Show Lily (speciman Rub-
rum) Aurelian hybred, pink
Trumpet,
Flame Lilies Mrs. Carl Snow-
den, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald.

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE





Abruzzi rye, cleaned and.
treated. Germ. 90.50 pet; Pur-
ity, 99.74 pct. $3.75 bu. some
combine run, $2.75 bu. E. A.
Pate, c/o Pate Farm, > Rt,
Grayson. Phe Lawrenceville,
83-2673.

Ga. Ex: Station: Dixie. Re-
seeding Crimson Clover, 99.42
pet. purity; 74 pct. germ. in
new 100 lb. bags, $30 CWT. R.
D. Tatum, Palmetto.

Bitter Blue Lupine, cleaned,
99.50 pct. purity; 81 pct. Germ
in 100 lb. bags, FOB. S. L. Cal

Cokers Victorgrain, 48-93
Oats, Germ, 93 pct; Purity,
97.88 pct. Bright, heavy, har-
vested before rain, $1 bu. bulk
in truck loads, or your sack
them; $1.10 bu. already bag-
ged L. E. Akins, Rt. 2, By-
ron. Ph. WO 3-3314

Cert. Cokers Suregrain
Oats, Germ. 96 pct; purity,
99.53 pet. High production re-
cord. Packed in 4 bu. sealed
bags. $2 bu. FOB. C. R. Walk-
er, P. O. Box 75, Griffin

Ky. 31 Fescue seed, Germ.
94 pct; Purity, 99 pct., $17.50
CWT. Cecil Travis, Pine Crest
Acres, Riverdale. Ph.

Thresh run, bright, good test
Mixed Oats, Germ. 94 pct;
Purity, 97.97 pet. in 4 bu. bags
$5 FOB Whetstone Farm. J. F.
Lowe, Fort Valley.

100 bu. Suregrain Oots, 1
yr. from breeder, Germ. 78
po Purity 99.3 pct., in 3 bu.
ags, $2.50 bu. E. P. Drexel, Rt
3, Tifton.

8-4 ft., 50c ea.; Chinese Elm, s
1-2 ft., 15 ea. Also Weeping | _) a ea eee
Willow trees, 2-3 ft., 25c ea. 125 C: Ki astodon,
end cash, check, or MO. ondike, $1 C; 500
ev. J.C. Cobb, P.O. Box |$4i $8 M; Catnip, 30 bunch;

173, LaGrange.

Mix. Daffodil and Narcis-
us bulbs, for naturalizing.
Lange or small amts., $5 bu.
OB my place. Mrs. R. T.
Sykes, Rt. 3, Snapfinger Rd.,
Hwy. 155, Lithonia. Ph. 3552.

Amaryllis bulbs, very small,
Be ea.; little larger, 10c ea.;
rd size, 30c ea. Add postage.
rs. Wesley Smith. Box 206,
ylerly.

Red dbl. Geranium, 7 dif.
Cactus cuttings, pink, white
Oxalis, rooted red Sultanas,
Javender, white variegated
Coleus, 2 dif. kinds red Giz-
Yard plant, 10c ea.; pink,
white single Couch Begonias,
rooted, Amaryllis, 15 ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Ralph Williams,
Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.

Crimson Pyracanthus, pink
leanders, Gold Band bi
5c ea.; Lace or Mimos:







Peppermint, 30c doz; Sugar
pears, $1 ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Lee Hood, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Cakpage-Early Round Dutch
Capenhogan Market-Early Jer
sey Queen, Enkhausen, Danish
Baldhead, $1 CC. delivered.
Savoy Drumhead, 25 for 35c;
Brocolli,
Yellow "Bermuda, $L:C.
White Bermuda, $1.10 Das i
Ga. J. B. Harbison, Graves.

Nice Strawberry plants $1
C. postage paid on 300 or more
23c extra for postage on less
than 300. Mrs. WM. Bryant
5415 Emeary Drive, Savannah.

Red Raspberry plants, La-
tham variety, $1 doz., post-
paid in Ga. Joseph Abernathy,
p Bar nesville.



: Seedling Pecan, Red Plum,
| Cr imson oe ot, Blueberry,
2-3 fi 3.4 ft. $1; 4-5 ft.
2 6 it. $1.50. 5 or more,

fine Daylilies, named, 20c ea. 7 off on each tree; Shrubs,
all kinds bulbs: pink Thrift,| Mimosa, China, Dogwood, Hol
sweet purple Violets, each|!y, Tung-Nut , same_ prices
40c doz, Add 35c postage.|above. Strawberry Piants
Mrs. $1.25 C; Root ed. + Restpald. Ww,

ton.

R. J. Fleming, Hineaes

J. Pearce, Rt.



Was
eT a

thony Waterer Spirea, Winter |~

hybrid, Coral and}

SECs Onion Plants, ;

~ Latham Red Raspberry

ph Abernathy, Barnesville.

Lady Thompson Strawberry
plants, young, well rooted. $1
C. $2.75 for 300 $4.50 for 900
$8.50 M. No checks, prompt de
livery include postage. Mrs.
L. C. Allen, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

$1 C. PP on orders of 200 and
up. Also 2 cropper Superfec-
tion, $3 C. Young plants damp-
ed packed, hand selected. Mrs.
Z. D. Dodd, Rt. 1, Box 223, ae
pharetta.

Ga. collards, Blue stem and
Green, 70c C; Ox heart toma-
to plants, 30 doz.; garlic sets,
40c; cabbage and peppermint
plants, 3 doz. $1; Parsley
plants, $15 doz Fred Wither-
spoon, 308 Holderness St. S.
W. Atlanta Ph. PI. 3-5251.

- May Cherries, Blue Damson
plums, Sugar Pears, and Black
Raspberries, 6, $1; also Con.
don Gaint Mastodon everbear-
ing strawberry plants $1 C.
Add postage. Mrs. J. W. Sul-
lens, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Strawberry plants, Big
Joe; $1.50 C; $1. M. Del. in
Ga. Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Green-
ville

Ga Collard plants, 300,
$1.25; 400, $1.50, 500, $2 PP.
Solomon Davis, Rt. de Box 369,
Milledgeville.

Bradleys Super everbear-
ing ctrawberry (bear until
frost) plants, 25, $1. Del. B. L.
Call, Rt. 1, Ellijay. :

Wakefield round Dutch and
Copenhagen Cabbage plants,
75e.-C; 500; $1.75>-$3 3M: also.
Ga. and Cabbage Collards, 75
C;500,2$1.75:$3 MPP He:
Smith, Baxley.

Everbearing large Red Steer
berry plants, ready now, $1.25
C. Lester Johnson, P. O. Box
132, Scotland.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED





Want 1/2 bu. of Gensing

Write what you have and ae
Mrs. Alfred Moss, Rt. 1,
34, Hiawassee.

Want 1 Tablespoon Turnip
seed, that will produce bitter
turnips. Advise price by mail.
S. W. Colson, Rt. 2, Manassas.

Want 1000 to 1500 lbs. Ky.
31 Fescue seed, del. my farm.
Contact Hoyt Mitchell, Rt. 1,
Gillsville. Ph. LE 4-3847.

Want about 10 lbs. Sunflow
er seed, this yrs crop if pos-
sible. Contact. Wm. C. Roach,
211 Washington St., S. W. Apt.
10, Atlanta 3. Ph. "JA as 7672,

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE





Large Calif. Blackeyed Peas
this years crop, hand shelled,
for eating, 50c qt. Also good
dried peaches, free of worms,
70c lb. PP in Ga. Mrs. A. M.
Grier, Rt. 1, Cornelia.

Well fertilized and limed
;|hay, Sericea, Brown Top Mil-
let, Crimson Clover, Rye
Grass, in sqnatn wire bound
bales. Ray F. Almand, 4864
Stagecoach Rd., Ellenwood.
Ph. Stockbridge, 4290.

1,700 bales Sericea Lespe-
deza hay, baled, without rain,
$1 bale at barn. W.A. Estes,

bridge, 3161.

Ladino, Fescue, and Orchard
| grass hay, 75 bale. M. F. Peter
son, 3496 Wesley Chapel Rd.,
Decatur. Ph. BU 9-1859.

Lespedeza and dif. kind 2
Hay, priced reasonably. V.
Pulliam, Rt. 4, Calhoun.

800 bales Lespedeza hay,



'Hareld E. Green, Rt. 1

plants, $1doz.,-post paid. Jose-.

New Era Strawberry plants. |.

seed. Will give $5 for some.|

RFD, Ellenwood. Ph. Stock-

tact. Kelvin G. O
baled without rain, os bale, | Ga,





300. bales Coastal Bermuda



hay, cut without rain, $30 ton. | - ate

any amount, or all or more. | SE
L. Williams, Collins. Bao OX}

3- 2946.
sheller 17.
Hay, in square pales: per |: =
ton: 220 bales, extra good a T. Gordon, 2 ; oir

Brown Top Millet, dry baled,
and 50 bales Soy Bean, ea. $30; |
200 bales Bermuda, $25. Mrs. |
Hoyt B. Barrett, Rt 1: _ Box
234, Griffin.

1958 crop, well fertilized

hay, square bales, choice of|

turner, lay-off |
pose plow, cycle mov ao
cond. $150 or :

Sericea, Clover, Fescue, Rye|?

Grass, Coastal "Bermuda | and |

Kobe Lespedeza, $25 ton. Cecil
Travis, Pine Crest Acres, River
dale. Ph. Fayetteville 4862.

FEED & GRAIN

WANTED





Want 10.20 tons No. 1 hay,
prefer Coastal Bermuda, and
500-1,000 bu. corn, all del. to
my barn. State lowest price in
first letter Larry gate ave i
LaGrange.

Want up to 1,000 Pucticle
shelled or ear yellow Corn.
Prefer del. to my barn 23 mi.

S. Athens. R. B. Curtis, Farm |.

ington. Ph, Madison, 2603

- Want about 300 standard
bales or clean pine straw, del
to Decatur or will oS up.
Want 4 or 5 bales at a time
when ready. Mrs. Burton J.
Wilbur, 1006 Adams St. De-
catur. Ph. DR 3-6804, i

~ EQUIPMENT =

FOR SALE





Lo: fit Allis Chalm:

one 60 combine,

planters oe
No. 5 mower, 17 lin
-|and fertilizer
seeed. attachm:
lorway harrow
+o os cond.

3, Danielsville

Allis Chalm
about 1950 oe
hens plow, bush and t
dbl. sec. drag harrows.
duty tractor wagon,

pull wie tractor,



and large farm
ington, os R

i, 9 te
Peres ae dis dae
dem disc harrow, FO
end loader for Allis Ch alme
WS tractor. 10 1 aC
All good. cond. 1

ers, | atonton |

tors, planters an

also Ford Ferguson
2 distiller. Ser
dy Gordons

Case tractor in oe shape, ae

good tires, also large Intnl 10
disc harrow and planters, dis
tributors and cultivators, $400
H. B. Cain, Rt. 1, Bethlehem.

Ph. TH 3- 4448 Lawrenceville. eae

1951 Ford tractor, model
8N, with cultivator, planters,
harrow, tiller, weeder, side
dressing attachment and Sim-
plex duster Good cond. Mrs.
D. A. Moorman, Dublin.

- Wagon wheels, $10: ea. Riley:
C. Couch, Senoia. f

1956 Ford tractor, 640-Series,
used less 310 hours, also Tay-
lorway bush and bog harrow.
Reasonable. J. T. Murphy,
nang Mtn. View Dr. a
ville

I H. mule mowing suena
36 in. Mercury chain saw, 2.
1/4 ft. Homart cement. mixer,
good cond., for sale; also Want
WD 45 A. C. tractor without
equipment, 2 sets wheel wts.,
for WD 45 A.C. tractor D. H.
eed Flippen Ph. 3716, after |!

J. D. mule planter, Oliver
20 turning plow, one-12 Oliver
plow, 6 row John Blue cotton
duster, $75; rotary AC hay
baler and rake (needs minor
repair), $300 for both; Ford]
snapper corn puller, good cond
$500. 12 in. screen hammer
Mill, $100. V. D. Pulliam, Rt.
4, Calhoun. ~

One 36 Golden Power cane

pony.

One 24 fo
or rtade. Char. Gowd i
Powder "Spr gs

ae! onesboro

One John Deere 12 ft.
drill, $125 L. F owl 5
Houston Rd. Phi:

x
good condition, b
disc harrow; tw
vators; two row
fertilizer disc Soh
Cash only. Thos. R.
Magnolia Farm.

PA Sse se

: is wna ft

ruc

io. ang 8 yo <7 in
0

Roswell. Ph, 60

ai titess tubes oer

in tires on ri a or |
same as new Bio fos the Ic
my home. Lester Joh

oO. Box 13 a evens

mill and IHC power unit, 22|H

HP in good roe cond.
P. Griffin, Rt.

Ochlochnee.
Ph. 98 R.

Good elec. deep well pump, |S", i

complete with motor :
pressure tank and 40 ft. dbl.
plastic Roe and jet valve, $50

at my home. Howard Willough |

by, Waco.

180 nearly new laying cages,
complete with feeders and wa.
terers, $50 at my home. Fletch-
er Willoughby, Waco.

1957 ne combine
with corn header, used about
100 hours; 1956 WD 45 Diesel |B
tractor, plow, cultivators, 12-
1/2 ft. harrow. V. B. Sena ie
Rt. 2, Dawsonville. ;

Super C Farmall tractor,

O. | mil



overhauled, good cond,

>

eat ol, Madison







nesday, October 1, 1958





MARKET BULLETIN



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EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE

D Allis Chalmer tractor
3 disc plow and subsoil
w, tractor just had major
otor overhaul, new clutches
and tire; JD. No. 5 mower,$125
11 disc grain drill, $150;
Chalmer Side Del. rake,
B. A. Moseley, Rt. 2, S.
e Cemetary Rd., Thomas-
Ph. 3603.

flassey Harris tractor, over-
gled, 1951 model 30, $475;
orway harrow, 26 in. disc
JD 4 disc tiller both with
disc, $175 ea. Mrs. James
Mabry, Rt. 2, Canon. Ph. La-
nia, EL 6 -5135.

deck brooder, top deck
ed, $25; round metal in-
pator 100 egg cap., used 4
les, $15. Will not ship. Fred
lock, 515 Crescent Ave.,
kamauga.

~David Bradley 5 HP Walk-
ing tractor with turn plow, 4
and spring tooth harrow,
ew cond., $350 or rtade for

e. Fred J. Wilson, 3704
ring Road, Decatur.

Turner Sawmill, set of Turn

edgers, E-60 Allis Chalmer
for, all used very little,
y to saw, $1600. Dewey
ey, Rt. 1, Axson.

rdson Mayor Diesel trac-
and disc harrow. A. C. Cor
1, Rt. 2, Rome. Ph, 4-2363.

j 10 ft. Sorghum zinc pan, $15
trade; also want 3 roller
se drawn Sorghum mill.

ctor, with good rubber and
good running shape. C. C.

rson, Rt. 1, Alpharetta.
4364.

3
f)

RL 3. Douglasville. (7 mi.

y Flow Seed and Fertilizer
eader and 6 used 10 gal.
k cans, good cond., for sale.
F. Gooch, Rt. 1, Jefferson.

1945 John Deere M tractor,
draulic lift, B and B harrow,
wheel rubber tired trailer,
nters, fertilizer attachment,
tivators, dirt scoop, bull-
r blade, very good cond.
L. Garrison, Rt. 1, Winston
Douglasville, 2580.

olumbus No. 15 three roll-

cane mill; also 60 gal. pot
Mriced right. C. R. Wilson,
Ayo. :

Dairy Equip: 11 can milk
er, 82 gal. hot water heat-
4 unit Compressor, 15 ten
1. milk cans, and 1 washing
it. J. A. Jackson, Rt. 2, Tho-
ston. Ph. 3400.

Simonds Cross-cut saw, in
w cond Make best cash offer
. Dowdy, Lumpkin.

1949 Ford tractor, used 3
ts., $600; also 4 disc tiller
ed about 3 days, $150 Call
Mondays. W. F. Screws, Rt.
aynesboro. :

A R Wood gas brooders
0 cap., all good cond., $35
a. J. W. McDonald, RFD 1,
lest Point. (16 mi. S. La-
pe): Ph. Hamilton, MA

amrow 500 gal. type T oval
tank on I-1/2 ton GMC
tank saperately or











MW:

cle
R, et. Rt. |



Want dbl. disc harrow, and
turning plow, 3 point hitch, for
Ford tractor. Sam Weinberg,

239 Edgewood Ave. S. E. At-
Janta 3. Ph. JA 4-8073.

Want 250-500 Cap. Propane
Gas tank, above ground type.
Must be reasonable. Edwin Or
sen, Rt. 2, Box 108, Nahunta.

Want 32 in. rim for 1941
Ford-Ferguson tractor. J. L.
White, Rt. 4, Douglasville.

Want 3 point hook up and
harrow for John Deere M
tractor. Also want 200-300
fence posts, and 6 rolls barbed
wire. State cond. and price. F.
E. Kirby, Rt. 1, Ellenwood
Ph. Stockbridge, 3573

Want a 250 gal. or larger
underground Butane gas tank.
Call or write Kenneth Sutton,
Ocilla.

Correction: Want to buy 2
each 150 gal. Butane gas tanks

Black Angus bull, 11 mos.
old, reg., cheap for cash. Del.
within 100 mi. radius. C. N.
McClure, Dawsonville.

20 Holstein second and third
calf cows; 10 Jersey, Guern-
sey, and Holstein mixed cows,
also 2 unit Surge milking ma.
chine and~ equip. Any or all
for sale. D. D. Lister, Empire.
Ph. Cochran, WE 4-2478.

Dbl. reg. Hereford bull, 16
mos. old. Domino strain, good
color, $275. Eldora George, Rt.
3, Stone Mountain. Ph. HI 3-
7286.

Several dbl. standard reg.
polled Hereford bulls, good co-
Jor, size and conformation, ex-
cellent breeding. Roy God-
dard, Rt. 2, Lithonia. Ph. 2672.

Two year old Reg Guernsey
cow, first calf. Good milker.
Make offer. Virginia York c/o
Magnolia Farm, McBean, Ph.

6.

L. P. Singleton, Fort Valley, | 4-698

Ph. TA 5-5940.

Want J. D. combine plow-
speed kit (for 250 RPM) for
model 25. Hoyt C. Maxwell,
Rt. 1, Dacula.

Want good manuel Roll-Over
scraper pulls behind tractor,
at reasonable price. C. H. Nash
230 Drexel Ave., Decatur. Ph,
DR 3-2749.

Want bush and bog disc har
row for use with a Ford trac-
tor, within 50 mi. Atlanta, and
best cash price. O. S. Rogers,
3901 Panthersville Rd., Rt. 2,
Ellenwood.

Want late model Super A
Farmall with mower, cultiva-
tor, planters, harrow, plow,
grain drill, hay baler, hy
rake, EZ Flow, and Fert. in
good cond. cheap. Willie
Gooch, Rt. 2, Buford. Ph. 3618.

Want 1 used tree transplant
er, prefer conservation tree
planter, made by Chapman.
State cond., and best price.
Emory Whittle, Dexter.

Want Joliet corn sheller (no
other make wanted). Must be
good cond., and _ reasonably
priced. Geo. M, Adams, Rt. 1,
Box 675, Columbus.

Want trade D2 Caterpillar
for Ford tractor. L. W. Brooks
Ee tts St. Griffin. Ph.

Want 6 or 8 good used 8 ft.
auto. Broiler Drinkers, with-
in neighborhood of Atlanta.
Write what you have, best
cash price at your place. R. J.
Kirk, Rt. 4, Alpharetta,

Want a good second hand Bu
tane gas tank, 250 or 300 gal.
cap. State price and location.
James A, Williams, Rt. 3, Ball
Ground.

Want 1 Athens 7 disc tiller
plow on rubber, Cash or trade
a 3 point hitch 6 inch hammer
mill. in good cond. State price
and cond. Loyd Bellamy, Rt.
3, Carnesville.

LIVESTOCK |

FOR SALE





Cattle

Reg. and
cows with calves.
bred heifers. R. W. Caldwell,

Rt, 4. Campbellton Rd. Doug.

lasville, ect oS
Grade Guernsey bu
ally bred, wall.
Id. Brooks Gr






rade Hereford
steers and

|, artifi- |
marked, 18

Good Holstein bull almost
solid white, no bad habits, wt.
700 or 800 lbs. Bangs tesated.
Sell or rtade for a good polled
Hereford bull some smaller in
size. Even trade. Lawrence
Jone, Williamson. Ph. - 6420
Griffin.

6 Holstein springers, fresh.
en about Oct. 1. Calfhood vac.
cinated. All young Cows, $200
ea. Solomon George, Valdosta,
Ph, Cherry 2-3553. :

20 White faced - stocker
steers, wt. 550-700 lbs. All
from registered Hereford Bulls
also Reg. polled Hereford heif
ers and bulls from select breed
ing. H. S. F. and C. M. R. stock
Dr. Thos J. Hicks, McCays-
ville, Ph. 62J.

Small Jersey milch cow with
first calf, now gives 2 gal
daily. J. M. Daniel, 4055 Wel-
comeall Rd., Rt. 3, College
Park. Ph. PO 7.3181.

7 Reg., purebred polled Here
ford bulls, also open and bred
heifers. All very red and deep
bodied, in good cond., to im-
prove any herd. Winton C.
Harris, Rt. 1, Screven, Ph. JU
4-2312 Odum.

Reg. polled Hereford bull,
Domestic Woodrow A20. Seven
yrs. old, service has been light
11 cow herd, $290; Want pol-
led Hereford herd bull, pure-
bred from stock proven to pro
duce large fast growing calves
Marshall Moseley, Thomaston.
Ph, 4888.

Reg. Angus bulls, 9 to 20
mos. old, Championship Band-
olier bloodlines, $200 and up.
W. T. Torgesen, c/o Whistle
Top Farm, Cornelia.

One purebred, elig, reg.,
Holstein cow, wt. 1200 Ibs.
First calf.due Oct. 14. Jerry
Stewart, Rt. 1, Box 59, Griffin.

Sev. nice Red Poll bulls,
Reg. stock, also consider sell-
ing some Red Poll heifers. All
around 6 mos. old. Reasonable
G. B. Barrett, Route 1, Cor
nelia.

Swine

4 Poland China strain pigs
wt. 100 lbs. and over, $30 ea.
or $100 for the lot. G..W. Wil.
liams, Williams Rd., Rt. 1, Box
755, Columbus,

Extra fancy purebred York-
shire boar pigs, 10 wks. old
$25 ea. FOB A. B. Hogg, Ce-
|dartown. Ph. No, 3.

Reg Landrace gilts, 9 mos.
72

























2 service age boars and

Harold L. Dampier, Rt. 3, Box

1, Valdosta, as ue

old Landrace boars,
lines, reasonable



1/2 mo. old boar and gilts. |



Purebred Tamworth pigs,
free of disease, best of blood

lines, males and gilts, $25 ea.

Eligible for reg. Mrs. Charles

Baldwin, c/o Charles Baldwin

es Suwanee, Ph. Buford,
Ls

Tamworth pigs, 7 wks. old,
best of bloodlines, out of litter
of 13 Will reg. in buyers name.
Gary Chappell, RFD 1, Locust
Grove.

5 purebred pigs, $100 for
lot; White face cow lost, stray-
ed or stolen. Notify the ad:
dress below if found. W. L.
Goss, Lilburn, Rt. 1.

3 Landrace male and 3 Land
race gilts. Farrowed Mar. 5 $75
ea; also smaller, pigs priced
cheaper. All registered. J. W.
Dickerson, Homerville.

Landrace boar pigs, 12 wks.
old, $30 each at my farm. Reg.
in buyers name, H. G. Van-
diviere, Canton.

Reg. Hampshire boar pigs,
from Grand Champions, and
Bangs fre stock, from litter of
10 boars, reasonable. Herbert
Tante, Box 303, Butler. Ph. UN
2-3195.

Reg. Hampshire boar farrow
ed Jan. 15, 1958 wt. 150 1hs.
Ready for service, $50 or $66
with papers. At farm. J. C. Ot-
well, Newnan, Phone Al.
31216.

15 Hampshire P. C. pigs, 8
weeks. old. Healthy and in
good cond. $10 ea..at my place
J. M. Pullin, Locust Grove, Ga.

Reg. Hampshire boar, 19
months old, Sired by Forma-
tion PR 169 CMS, $65 at my
place. Keith Manly Rt. 1, Alto,

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars,
bred gilts and service age
boars, 100 percent imported
bloodlines, reg. buyers name.
Unrelated pairs. H. R. Gossett,
Cave Spring.

Reg. Landrace pigs. Litter
of 15. Ave wt. at 6 weeks is 34
lbs. Will be 8 weeks old on
Oct. 3. W. R. Dennis, Rt. 2,
Kensington. Phone Chicka-
mauga 5881.

Reg. Landrace gilts bred and
Peavine. Standing (for first
15. months old Augus_ bull.
Prices are reasonable. J. D.
Spooner, Box 98, Douglas. Ph.
0244Y in P.M.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

At Stud: Reba Genius A-
merican Bred Saddle horse
stallion, Reg. No. 25327, Prov
en son of Bourbon Genius, out
of Autumn Peavine by Astral
Peavine. Standing for first
time to public) Olliff Boyds
Stables, Statesboro. Dr. E. L.
Kilday, Claxton.

At Stud service: 4 yr. old
Mexican Burro. Wm. J.
Adams, 107 So. Hightower St.
Thomaston.

Mare, about 8 yrs: old, good
style and gaits, wt. 850 lbs.
bred to Reg. stallion, $200; 17
mos. old filly colt from above
mare, broken, gentle, gaited,
$150; At Stud, fine young and
proven stallion. W. A. Mur-
phey, Jr., 2395 County Line
Rd. Atlanta. Ph. DI 4-3501.

Palomino stud colt, 5 mgs.
old, quent horse breedi:.
Mrs. F. W. Donovan, Jr., Box
922, Thomasville.

Gentle, black mare with colt
by side, $150. John D. Wilson,
Ao bu College Park. Ph. PO 6.

2 good plow mules, at my
place. 1/4 mi. below Haralson
on Hwy. 85. See. Mrs. T. W.
Warr, Rt 1, Senoia

|. Pony mare, 44 in., bred to

36 in. dapple gray, white mane
id tail pony stallion, $475:
nee want 25 young weaned

~ | ton,



Small mare and 4 mo. old
colt for sale or trade for cat-
tle. John H, Milligan, Rt. 2,
Stockbridge. Ph. 2914.

2 yr. old Mexican burro.
Make offer. Mrs. G. L. Posey,
Rt. 3, College Park. Ph. PO
1-1365,

5 gaited Palomino, 5 yrs.
old, well trained; also 2 nice
pleasure horses, for sale, Ben
Hill, 2641 Bob_O-Link Dr., Ma
con. Ph. SH 5-5394.

Pure white gelding, 5 yrs.
old, fine conformation, ex-
cellent gaits, spirited $25 or
best offer. Mrs. J. L. Bryant,
Godby Rd., Rt. 2, Box 139, Col
lege Park. Ph, PO 6-7360.

Bay roping horse, 900 Ibs.,
gentle, no bad habits, 8 yrs,
old, $125 or trade for cattle.
Roy Hillard, Rt. 1, Covington.

Welch Pinto filly, 3 yr. old
gelding, small for work or ride
and reg. American Saddle
horse, 8 yrs. old, gaited and
others safe for children. E. R.
Doak, Rt. 2, Tucker. Ph. HI
3-9611.

5 yr. old reg. roan Allan
Walking stallion, . 1,100 Ibs.,
very gentle. J. Ralph Jones,
P. O. Box 814, Columbus.

Good mare mule, 12 yrs.
old, $75, also pigs. and hogs
for sale V. D. Pulliam, Rt. 4,
Calhoun.

Sheep and Goats

3 good goats, 2: giving milk;
one nannie, 5 months old, Sa.
anan-Nubian mixed; other, Nu
bian. L. L. Thompson, Rt. 1,
Warm Springs.

Two nice gentle young milk
goats Nubian and Toggenburg;
pure blooded Swiss Saanan
large milk goat, dry and a fine
pure blooded Kid. Above milk
goats are milking 3-4 qts daily
Must sell at once. Dr. D. A.
Bagley, Ph. 2315, Austell.

100 Ewes, many early bred,
some Western, others South-
downs and Hampshires; large
heavy good ewes should bring
early lambs. $12.50 ea for lot
at farm. Henry C. Darden, La-
Grange. Ph. Tu 4 8376.

50.60 grade Ewes 2-3-4 yr.
old Hampshire crosses largely
bred, some to lamb in Novem-
ber. F. C. Davis, Rt. 2, Gray.

Few extra fine Suffolk rams
Registered or non-registered.
Dr. Linwood Morris, Ph. Pa.
2-4804, 902 Sand Bar Ferry
Road, Augusta.

9 Western ewes, 1 purebred
ram, 2 wethers and~ 1 lamb
ram, $130 for lot. C. P. Bush,
Wray.

Large Male Toggenburg
goat, $10 Ray Almand, 4864
Stagecoach Road, Ellenwood.
Ph. Stockbridge, 4290.

27 bred Hampshire ewes, for
sale, David Randall, RFD 3,
Box 307, Washington.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want 5 to 50 head of 350<
500 Ib. beef type stocker steers
or heifers, to go on grass,
Pierce L. Cline, Oxford. Ph.
Covington, 2167.

Want 50 feeder shoats, 40
70 Ibs. wt. State price and lo.
cation, F, T. Chamblee, 300
Hammond Drive, N. E., Ate
lanta 5. Ph. BL 4-2173.

Want 2 young Burros, male
or female, preferably broken
to ride and pull cart. Alsa
want saddles and bridles. Must
be reasonable. J. A. Shaw,
Union Point. Ph. HU 9-4962.

Want Reg. milking type
Shorthorn cow, fresh or due to
freshen no later than Decem-
ber; also have for sale, Reg,
milking type Shorthorn 7 mos.
old of excellent pedigree. W,
H, Loudermilk, Cornelia.

Want milk goat giving at
least 3 qts daily with first or
second freshening. Send price
in first letter. J. A. Jennings,
Rt. $F Dawnville Rd., Dale
Ga. ;
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LIVESTOCK

WANTED







Want grade steers or heif-

i ers, wt: 350 to 500 lbs. Peter

Hodkins on Pea Ridge Road,
Cornelia, Ph. 84455.

POULTRY

FOR SALE





ss 10 mixed bantam young
hens, good layers, 75c ea. Can
ship. Mrs. Grace Frazier, Rt.

_ 5, Thomaston.

% Pure strain Buff Cochin ban
tams, feather legged, 4 mos.
old pullets, $5 for 2 pullets and
rooster, at my home; also
Gaint Calif, buck rabbit, for
sale or exch. for N. Z. White



ae

ton Rd. Fairburn.

Black Cochin bantam roost.
er, 1957 hatch, $2; 4 mos. old
Black Cochins, $5 pr. E. J. Pat.
ton, Box 217, Ocilla.

L 12 Cornish hens, 3 Cornish
_ roosters, Bull dog type, wt. 3-
4 lbs. ea. hens now laying, 75c
ea. Frank L. Bray, 3255 Bloom
field Dr. Macon.

Pit game: E. W. Law Clipper
and Red Claret stags, pullets
and Grey 16 mos. old Mort-

- gage Lifter young _ cocks,
_ stags, $4, $5; pullets, $4; cocks
$7.50. Will not ship. C. G. Pend
* Jey, Lithonia. :

12 young W. L. hens, 100
pet laying, $1.25 ea. S. E. Jack.
son, Rt. 2, Fayetteville.

._ 10 extra nice White Rock
_ hens and 1 rooster, all about
4-1/2 mos. old, hens beginning

to lay, $20 for lot. Will not shin

d C. P. Craven, 4950 Jett Rd. &
W., Atlanta 5.

1957 hatch Dark Cornish
bantams (bulldog type), $2
ea; also 1958 hatched Ga. Bob-
white quail, priced according
_ to age. T. W. Gleaton, Cordele.
Ph. 840.

Mix. bantam hens, 75c ea.
and rooster free with 10 hens;
Jarge King and Racing Homer
-. pigeons, $1.40 ea; quail and
doves, $1.50 ea; Chukar part_
ridge and Ringneck pheasants
$2.45 ea; Cornish and Golden
Sebrights, $4.45 pr. Send MQ.
J. H, Street, 3090 Buford Hwy.
Atlanta 6.

15 fine purebred Golden Se-

_ bright bantams, quail size, $20

Bud Holland, Coogler Rd.,
Dalton.

Colorful African strain chick
ens, known as Easter Egg
chickens, lay colored shelled
eggs, $35 pr; 4 mo. old prs.,
$25; 2 mo. pr. $15. L. E. Mor-
gan, Rt. 4, Waycross

9 NH red young hens, 2 NH
and Game cross pullets, 1
white Leghorn pullet, Red
Tooster, mix. Red and white
rooster, game hen, $14 for the
lot. 3 mi. off Canton Hwy.,
from Marietta. Mrs. N. R. Rich,
155 Mitchell Dr. Marietta. Ph.
8.0686.

i en

POULTRY

WANTED







Want 6 purebred Hampshire
Red pullets and 1. purebred
Hampshire Red cockerel, 3.6
mos. old. Within radius 30 i.
of Marietta. Winnie Ruth Car-
rie, 202 Cherokee Rd., Ken-
nesaw.

Want 60 or more W. L. pul-
lets, now laying 60 pct or more
Would like large W. L. a Hi-
Line, bred to lay large eggs.
Y. W. Humphrey, Rt. 1, Box
64, Helena.

Want Ancona pullets. Must

be reasonable priced. Write

~ age, number, and price. Mrs.

Rose Danvers, 212 - 20th St.,
Columbus.

Want purebred White Wyan
dotte bantams, 1 cockerel, and
some hens. Must be young
stock. Mrs. Ethel Ferrell Mill-
er, 824 S. Broad St. Cairo.



buck. Mrs. M. Ritz, Campbell-}:

to lay and bred to lay. Must be
best breeds and shipped. H, T.

Deweese, Rt. 1, Culberson, N.
C, (Reisdent of Union Co.

Ga.). 5

Want 25-30 young Brown
Leghorn pullets, ready to lay.
Mrs. Namon Wallace, Cum.
ming. Ph. 6735.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





125 good, healthy Ringneck
pheasants, 40 April hatch, good
for breeders, $2 ea. at my
home. Will crate and ship 3 for
$7, and you pay Frt. Contact
immediately. C. R. Cole, Car-
nesville. :

Correction: Americas finest
strain White King pigeons, $3
(not $2.00) pair. Ogden Geil-
fuss, c/o Melody Brook Farm,
Windy Hill Rd. Rt. 3, Marietta.
Ph. HE 5-7385 Smyrna.

Quail: Blue Scale, Swamp,
Cape, Benson, 1 Button cock,
also Wood ducks, Golden phea
sants and Amherst; few breed
ing pens. H. Tonsgard, 4279
Lamar St., Decatur. Ph. BU 9.
0953.

Coturnix quail ,also Bob-
whites, $1 ea. Permit No. 96

T. G. OKelley, Maysville. Ph.
OL 2-2121.

Large Northern Bobwhite
quail, disease free and fully
feathered, excellent breeders.
Flight conditioned for release
At my place only. Permit No.
77. Jack Holland, 471 Pasley
pee ta E., Atlanta 16. Ph. JA

1958 hatch extra large North
ern Bobwhite breeder quail.
Free color photos and price.
Bred and improved 38 yrs; 1 to
3 ozs. heavier than average.
Wm. A. Thomas, 421 Mark
Bidg., Atlanta. Ph. MU 8.0866.

Pigeons; common, mated
and working, $1 pr; White
Swiss Homers, $1.50 pr; young
Muscovy ducks about half
grown, $1.50 ea; White Afri-
can guineas, 90c ea; mixed
breed, 75c ea; bantam hens, $1
ea; Hamburg roosters $1.50.
No personal chks. Starling
Yawn, Byromville.

Rabbits for sale. Billie Mos-
es, 937 Pulliam St. S. W. At-
lanta 15.

Large, very dark color, Pea-
fowl hen, $15. Will ans in-
quiries if stamp is enclosed.
Mrs. B. C. Blyler, Sr., Rt. 1,
Claxton.

6 Pheasant hens (3 grown,
3 half-grown) 2 Ringneck phea
sant cocks, and 8 Cornish ban-
tams, 6 wks. old, $20 for the
lot. Ralph Brown, Box 20, Pa.
cific Ave., Austell.

Large French Mondain pig
eons, also large type Kings
and Ringneck doves for saie.
J. R. N. Harber, Rt. 2, Alma..

Several hundred full grown
Bob white quail above aver-
age in wt. Mrs. M. L. DAr-
mond, Rt. 1, Midland.

100 prs. select Bobwhite
breeders, from early spring
hatch, $3 pr; several hundred
14.20 wks, old birds, $1.25 ea;
6 wk. old quail, 90c ea. J. L.
cere POO! Box 116, Cuth=

ert,

3 pr. and 1 extra breeder
Chukars, $16. Will not ship.
Fred Blaylock, 515 Crescent
Ave., Chickamauga.

Rabbits, breeding stock, 10
does and 2 bucks, $2 ea. for
all or half $2.50 ea. se arately.
Billy R. Muse, 225 allaway
St., College Park. Ph. 7-7308.

_N. Z. White rabbits. Founda.
tion stock, bucks and does at
reduced prices; also Juniors
and pre-Juniors. C. W. Page,
149 North Ave., N. E., Atlanta



'|8 Ph. TR 4-6452.



Want 15 W. L. pullets, ready

SAME, FOWL, etc

WANTED

| Nice sundried pea

worm-free, 65 lb; 5
plus postage; few dried a
60 Ib.
Terry, R.






ockmart,



Want buck and 2 does of
each, California Chinchillas,
Duteh rabbits, also any kind
breeding age does, near At-
lanta, C. R. Philpot, 1577 Bank
head Ave., N, W. Atlanta, 18
Ph. SY 4.0009.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





Martin and Dipper gourds,
25c ea; small mixed sizes, 10c

ea; also dried peaches and
dried pears, in 3 pt. plastic
bags, $1 plus 35 postage. Mrs.
W. E, Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150,
Camilla.

Large garden pumpkins, 50
to $1 ea; few small ones, 25c
ea. Cannot ship. Mrs. Geo.
lins, 891 Hammond Dr. N. E.
Atlanta 5. Ph. Blackburn 5.
1449.

100 lb. cap. white feed sacks
without letters, 30c. No less
10 sold. Add 50e postage for
10; $1.25 postage per 100 Clar-
ence McMillian, Rt. 1, Dacula.
Ph. 3-2733 Lawrenceville.

One un-assembled Bee-hive.
Make offer. Cannot ship or an-
swer mail. R. A. Burriss, 1980
Niskey Lake Rd. S. W., At-
lanta 11. Ph, DI 4.1594,

20 Bee-hives, $5 ea; Not
bought hives but have frames
in them. Write for more infor-
mation, or come. Carl Crider,
Box 247, Crawford.

Yellow root, fresh dug and
washed, 4 lb. lard box full, $1
read and green hot Cayenne
mixed pepper, 1/2 gal. 50c. All
green if preferred. Add post-
age. Mrs. Ventis Weaver, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.

Print feed sacks, 35 ea, my
home. Mrs. Grace Frazier, Rt.
5, Thomaston.

Hand gathered Sage, washed
and_dried in Shade, $1.35 Ib.
P. P. in Ga. No orders filled
without stam envelope en.
closed. Mrs, Alta Wood, Rt. 2,
Martin.

Black Snake root, 60c for
large matchbox full; also Yel-
low Root and life everlasting
Mtn. Ditney, $1 for large hand
ful of each kind. Add pogt-
age. G. T. Brown, Ball Ground.

Any quanity of pears, you
pick, $1 bu. S. S. Storer, Rt.
4, Douglasville. ,

Sweetgum, Wild Cherry, Al
dar, Poplar, Persimmon, Pine,
red, white Oak, Dogwood
barks, Goldenseal, Yellow
Dock, Elder, Plum, Poke roots,
2 lbs., $1; Mullein, Plantain,
$1 lb; 4 Tansy, Horehound,

lants, $1; fine Sunflower seed

1 qt. Add postage. Mrs. John
meee (Addison), Rt. 2, Hart-
well.

Home grown Chinese Chest
nuts, 40 lb. plus postage. Tak
ing orders now J. E. Dangler,
801 Park City Rd., Rossville.

Nice shade dried Sage and
Add postage. Send cash or
gal, Also Sage plants, $1 doz.
All Del. Leila Phillips, Rt. 1,
Royston.

Nice dried Apples, 60c Ib.
Adwd postage. Send cash or
MO. Mrs. S. L. Allen, Rt. 6,
Marietta. :

Hand picked Sage, shade
dried, $1 pint cup full; also
10 lbs. white rice popcorn,
shelled, $2.50; 10 lbs. on cob,
$2 Add postage. Mrs. Marie
Holland, Coogler Rd., Dalton.

Jerusalem artichokes, ready
to dig about middle Oct. (can
be planted then and will come
a in Spring), both red and
white var. $7 bu. at home or
Exp. Col. $1.75 gal. PP 3rd
zone. C. W, Page, 149 North
Ave, N. E. Atlanta 8.

Sacks, washed, ironed, free
of holes, no letters: small
amount Prints, 3 for $1; large
number plain white, 25 ea.

1|to handle standard brood or

WANTED



Want 12-15 Ibs. new goose
ipeners. Mrs. Jas. W. Harrison
ite, :

Want Sourwood honey, 10
or 20 lbs., Strained or Chunk,
pails or glass. W. Berry, Rt. 3.
Marietta,

Want 10 to 20 lbs. Chestnuts.
Write ee and amount. Mrs.
= L, Boggus, Rt. 1, Hamp-
on.

Want 100 to 500 Black Lo-
cust fence posts, round, 6 ft.
long apes 6 in. Dia. Quote
price del. E. I. Meekins, P. O.
Box 367, Pembroke ~ 3

Want buy Honey Extractor

shallow frame from small lots
of honey. Sta 2 price and con.
dition. E. J. arst, 2455 Wil-
son Dr., S. W. Atlanta 11.
Want 2 or 3 bu, ripe Figs.
Advise amount and price. J.

B. Dunbar, P. O. Box 372, At-
lanta. Ph. JA. 5-2061,

HANDICRAFTS

- FOR SALE





Crochet baby shoes, pink,
bie white, = = eer
Oilies, pineapple designs, yel-
low, pink, white, set of 3, $2.;
crochet potholders, 2, 65c;
woven jersey loop potholders,
20c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Joe
B. Woody, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Handmade quilt for dbl.
bed, Flower Garden, of
solid and print colors, quilted
by the piece, print linings,
$8, plus postage. Mrs. Wavy
Lewis, Rt. 1, Toomsboro.

Dbl. bed size quilts, $7 ea.;
quilt tops, $2. Add postage.
Mrs. Maggie Turner, River-
dale. Ph. Jonesboro, GR 8-

6483.
Dresser scarves, hand Emb.,
some tatted trimmed, and

stitched on design, $1; $1.50;
$1.75 ea. Mrs. J. C. Bell, P. O.
Box 355, Lithia Springs.

Handmade appliqued Dutch
Doll quilt top, lange size, $7
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Clara
Bigham, Box 69, Chatsworth
Rd., Dalton.

Nice tea aprons, 65c; pat-
tern aprons, $1.25. Good ma-
terial, well made. PP in Ga.
Mrs. Ned Burrell, Rabun Gap.

White crochet booties, trim-
med pink, blue, green, yel-
low, 75 pr.; bibs to match,
both for $1;

huck towels in Mexican
weave, $1 ea. Add postage.

Mrs. H. H. Robinson, Rt. 1,
Monroe.
Handmade Emb. pillow-

cases, full size on good sheet- |
ing, $1.25 set; Emb. dish-
towels, 10c ea.; 60e set; pot
holders, def. colors, 15 ea.;
2, 25c. Add postage. Mrs. L

White pillowcases, crochet
edge, $1.25 pr.; med. size
aprons, white, printed, 50c
ea.; 3, $1.25; white dishcloths
day-of-the-week Emb., set of
7, $1; woven potholders, 2,
nie er a clot . ee
with go ring hangers, 3,
25c. Add postage. No checks.
Mrs.
Gainesville.

White cotton crochet baby
shoes, ribbon of choice color,
2 designs, $1 pr.; colored of
rayon thread, $1.25. Add 10e
postage for ea. pr. Mrs. M. E.
Dailey, 403 Thompson Ave.,
East Paint.

Nice quilt tops, two Wed-

ding Ring, $4.50 ea.: Gen-
tlemans Bow,

squares, $2.75 ea. Dbl. bed

pples,
plus postage. Mrs. dol
FD 3, R

white crochet | Ri
lace for pillowcases, $1 pr.;|-

M. Major, Rt. 7, Gainesville. |M

I A
Byron Haynes, Bh Ms th. both tee
white crocheted lace for 01
cases, $1 pr; huck tow



12, Perry.

Crochet corde hand b
blue, brown, bl
gold, all white,
crochet rug yarn
or black and gold, \
silver, $3.50. Mrs, Frank Cro-
zier, Bluffton. s

Asst.
towels,




rons,
40c;



Crowe,



fingers,
nes, Rt.

crochet

size, $1



New,
large
paid
lijay.

7
pire



Blij

exic:
HLH.

at)



size. Add
No





Buyer pay postage, W.
Dame, Box 10, Juliette.

ee, Tee

solid col. pi
matching trim, $1.5
print, solid color ar

med,
extra large, 75c;
80c. Add postage.
Robinson, Rt. 8,

Little girls cotton

organdy tea aprons, stit
with automatic machine,
ea. Add _ postage. Miss I
Rt. 2 Ga
White pillowcases,
edge, $1.25; med. size
white and print,
$1.25; white
set of 7,
ers, dif. col.
a8
No checks. Mrs. Byron

2 nice quilt tops, $2 ea; 2
ineapple design centerp
2 ea; potholde:
postage. Mittie
Canton. |

emb. designs
feed sacks, $1.50 pr; also wl
or print a r
made from sacks, $1 ea. D
Mrs. A. L. Copeland, RFD
Box 29.B, Waverly,

_ Crochet boo:

postage
(Addison), Ri

6 quilt tops, dbl. bed
eked of dif col prints, $3

Aprons assorted borde
ea. Add postage. Miss Ode
Parks, Rt. 3, Box 127,

size, good cotton ma
and paddi

Hand made Indian He:
guest towels with drawn wi
trim, size 18 x 27 in, $1.25

5 dbl. bed se
made of = print scra a

Nice, new Tea aprons cian 3
asst. borders, 2
aprons ass

Mrs.

London St:

in well matched 2 or

$3.50 e E Wot Be
5 a3 ; i

Cross, String, pieced in| cross.















5 and $6. Mrs, -
$5 an: s ma, Sibel.

ran, 200

MISCELLANEOUS |.

Mead











white



size unbleached dish
3, 25c; white
Pillowcases with




















trimmed, eS
50c; large,
with

Gain



ap ons,






dh eco
ish tow 0
1 terrycloth pothol
Cc in eee
c. Add postag











7, Gainesville.




-25c ea. A
Roper, Rt.






Large size pillowcases with

edging in colors, o
, made of white










trim

aprons,



pr. Woolen; $1.25





Any colors. White _pil-
eee ae ae or Em
trim, $1.10 pr; white lace trim
med bandkarchiets, my

ed, 25c ea. Add
checks. Mrs. D. S. Mi
3, Alpharetta.

New handmade quilts,
size, print and








aoe




solid ~ colo:




















Rt. 2, Ha

or 2, $5. With 30c postage. Miss _
Mable Parr, Rt. 1 Reynol

500

hand made





quilt tops,

















Gal; 1
$2.50 ea. M. O.
; Bare Rt 1, Eine

gl ea. Aaa
Frank Parks,

in
Weave, $1 ea. Mrs.
binson, Rt. A, Mo















*PP.




; is

-{eolor, and print, trimmed

8 ___ }aprons, small, med. and large
1dmade Dbl. Wed-

g, quilts, made of

ood tton material and pad-
ding, $12.50 ea; 3 piece Emb.

ity sets, $1.25 set also Emb

ses, full size, of good
material, $2.10 set. PP.

stad Ellis, Ri, 6, ae

Robinson, Rt. 8, Gainesville.

. Emb. pillowcases, med. size,
$1 set; emb. dishtowels, days-
|of-the.week, $1 set; others
with emb., 10c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. tL. M. Maior, Ree 7,
Gainesville.

Sucranteed by Mnaufacturer
ct State

50c ea, Add postage. Mrs. Paul:

abl and 6 one all

d dbl., 50e yd. 5

yds white single tatting, 35c; 6
yd dbl. white tatting, 40c yd.

All fancy. No checks, Mrs. G.
G; Clifton, Rt. 3, Box 157, Mil
len ;

New bite, handmade in
nice designs in cotton prints,
lange size for dbl beds, $6.50
ea, plus postage. Rosie Crowe,
ae 2, Gainesville.



: BRISCOE FARMS, Jackson, entia NE
Ground ont with 15% Molasses ;
See _(P) Fiber
(NTA MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia
Miss Dixie 16% Dalry Feed
f (P) Fiber
MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia
Cimco Yellow Corn 9.0
~ (P) Fat 10.3

RADO MILLING AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, Denver, Colorado

/ Wheat Gray Shorts ond Screenings j
(P) Fiber

R MERS SUPPLY SERVICE, Hawkinsville, Georgia
Ground Cobs, Shucks with Molasses

4 (P) Fiber

16.0
F 16.9

GS 20
F 5.3-

Kin Dog



crochet bed speard,
s F erbot? design, 90 x
108 in., including fringe, $50.,|
plus postage Mrs. Guy Pick-
ard, Rt. 2, Adairsville.

Crochet centerpieces, 50c
and $1 ea; cream and sugar

pot holders, 50e pr; crochet

edge for pillowcases, $1 pr; 3
piece chair sets, $3.50 set;
handkerchief aprons, $1 ea;
pillowcases with crochet edge,
$2 pr. Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt.
2, Box 150, Camilla.

- FLORIDA SOAP CORPORATION, Doxters Inlet, Florida
St. John River 50% Protein Meat and Bone Meal

(P) Protein

KITCHENS FEED MILLING, INC., Atlanta, Georgia
Money Maker 24% Dairy Feed

(P) Protein

NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
Nutrena 38% Poultry saree g
C

) Fat

ROBERTS RICE MILLS, ING., Weiner, Arkansas
_ Rice Mill By-Product \

(P) Fiber

SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
Moflo 16% Dairy Feed

(P) Fiber

(P) Protein

AND FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED AUGUST, *

und by State Chemist
uaranteed by Manufacturer

PROTEIN
ALABAMA FLOUR MILLS, Decatur, Alabama
Red Hot Fitting Feed

3 ide of Dixie Dairy ae
8 feeds as declared

LFALFA oe COOPERATIVE, INC, Belle Mina, Alabama
1 feed as declared

14.0
13.4
16.0
18.4

* Protein Low

hs Fat Low

RKANSAS STATE RICE MILLING COMPANY, Carlisle-Stuttgart, Arkansas

2 feeds as declared

TA MILLING COMPANY, Tica Georgia
rought Emergency Mixed Feed Type B'
= * Fat Low
7 feeds as declared

'& W CANNING COMPANY, INC., Groveland, Florida
feed as declared :

. BICKLEY, Marshaliville, Georgia
feeds as declared

IRDSEY FLOUR AND FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia
feeds as declared





yrs. size, $1. 50 ea; fanc
gandy tea aprons, _ sti
with automatic machine. $ ,
ea; print aprons, 50c ea. Add

postage. Miss Ethel Crowe, Bite
2, Gainesville. j

+5 dbl. bed size quilt tops of
new print scraps, 2 Gents
Bowtie, one ea. of Non-=
Such, Indian Hatchet, and
Lazy Gal, $2.50 ea. Send ~
Mrs. C. C. Davis, Rt, 1, Em=
pire.

1958
: soe

3.0
1.7

STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Marietta, Georgia
od



FEEDRIGHT MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
5 feeds as declared



FONDA MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Georgia
3 feeds as declared



GAINESVILLE MILLING COMPANY, Gai. osville, Georgia
3 feeds as declared



GENERAL MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
Purity Oat Mill By-Product

* Fiber High



1 feed as declared

* Fat Low

GEORGIA FEED AND POULTRY COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
High Calorie Broiler Finisher G





ul cusyh NAVIGATION COMPANY, Southport, North Carolina
: s declared

* Protein Low

12 feeds as declared

HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin - Ft. Valley, Georgia
Egg-A-Day Laying Mash Chickettes



HERMITAGE FEED MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee
Big Tenn 16%

Protein Dairy Feed
* Fat Low



INTERSTATE MILLING COMPANY, Charlotte, North Carolina
2 feeds os declared



JOINER AND GARNER, Sandersville - Tennille, Georgia
1 feed as declared





aeiae CELLULOSE CORPORATION, BUCKEYE COTTON OIL
ION, Cincinnati, Ohio
: - Buckeye 11% Protein Toasted Soybean Hulls

: * Fiber High
feed as declared

KENTUCKY BY-PRODUCTS CORPORATION, Louisville, Kentucky
1 feed as declared





LABUDDE FEED AND GRAIN COMPANY, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1 feed as declared





T ER MILLS, INC., Buhler, Kansas
1 feed as declared

ROLINA MILLING COMPANY, Laurens, South Carolina _
feed as declared.





RR AND. BOATRIGHT, Sandersville, Georgia
Crimped Oats GS 11.0
* Fiber High

F 11.6

LAVONIA ROLLER a INC., Lavonia, Georgia
Tugalo River Gray S$

horts
* Fat Low

Wheat and Oats

* Fat Low

2 feeds as declared

15.0
15.3
10.0
112





ENTRAL GOTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
peerenity Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal Prime Quality
G 36.0
* Fiber High

F 36.9
NTRAL SOYA COMPANY, INC., Fort Wayne, Indiana ;
2 feeds as declared



D. L. LEE AND SONS, Alma, Georgia
Bone and Meat Feeding Tankage

* Protein Low

45.0
44.4



LEE'S FEED SERVICE, Newnan, Georgia
1 feed as declared



LEE AND GORDON MILL, Chickamauga, Georgia
1 feed as declared





city MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia
_ dom Up Sweet Feed

5 feeds as declared

LEXINGTON ROLLER MILLS, INC., Lexington, Kentucky
1 feed as decicred





HE COLORADO MILLING AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, Denver, Colorado

1 feed as declared



~ COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., Cincinnati, Ohio, Baltimore, Maryland, Flower
oO

Pig Starter - Medicated - For Swine Only
Fat Low
_ Pig Starter - | Medicated - For Swine Only
* Fat Low

4 feeds as dasixed

ranch, Ga.
4.5
3.0
4.5
2.9



COSBY-HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
2 feeds as declared



DIX GRAIN COMPANY, Shelbyville, Tennessee
feed as declared



|E-PO! >RTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattenoose, Tennessee
Lion Shorts G

ed Lion Shorts
ed Lion Shorts

feeds as declared

ALFALFA MILLS, ING., Erie, Michigan
feeds as declared

HN W. ESHELMAN AND SONS, Chamblee, Georgia _
feeds as declared

EED a Nashville, Tennessee
ared

* Fiber High
* Fiber High
* Fiber High

1 feed as declared

MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Cairo, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

x Fat Low

MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, LTD., Augusta, Georgia
Lotta Pork Hog Feed



; MARINE AND ANIMAL BY- -PRODUCTS CORPORATION, New York, New York
Mapco Fish GS 60.0

Meal
* Protein Low

F 58.9 rf i: :



G. W. MILLS, Byron Georgia
1 feed as declared





MOORMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Quincy, illinois
: feeds as declared

Lea



* Fiber High

THE Tew ERA MILLING. COMPANY, Arkansas City, Kansas
Polar Bear Wheat Gray Shorts and Ground Wheat Screenings not exceeding aM

G 16.0 3.5
F 18.1 41



NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
2 feeds | as declared

PILLSBURY MILLS, INC., Clinton, nas Gainesville, Georgia
: 4 feeds as declared



PLANTERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Clarksdale, Mississippi
1 feed as declared



PREMIUM POULTRY AND FEED COMPANY, Conyers, Georgia
1 feed as declared







PRODUCERS RICE MILL, INC., Stuttgart, Arkansas
1 feed as declared

PURITAN MILLS, Murfreesboro, Tennessee
1 ae as eee

ontinued on page

Eight)







How Farmer Participates ||
9 Conservation Reserve

(Continued From Page 0

he must file the application form with
his County Office before the local dead-.
line date. This deadline date varies be-
tween States. If funds are not sufficient
to accept all applications, contracts will
first be awarded to applicants offering
land at less than maximum rates. There-
fore, the producer may offer his land at
less than the established maximum rate
if he desires.
ate Each State ASC Committee sets a
_ deadline, not later than October 24,
1958, for farmers to return their signed
applications to the County ASC Office.
Any State or County ASC Office can give
you this local deadline for returning sign-
ed applications.
3. If the farmers application is approv-
_ ed, he is notified from his County ASC
_ Office that a 1959 Conservation Reserve
_ eontract is ready for his signature. He
_ has 15 days (from the mailing date of the
- notice) to sign the contract.
__ 1. The Conservation Reserve is the only
. art of the Soil Bank program available.
his is the long-range program, in which
_ afarmer puts cropland under contract for
8 or 10 years. The government shares
with the farmer the cost of putting an
- approved conservation practice on the
_ reserved land planting trees or grass
or wildlife cover, or building dams for -
water conservation or for fish production.
_ (The Acreage Reserve, the short-range
_ part of the Soil Bank, ends with 1958
_ calendar year).
Conservation Reserve payment
rates average higher for 1959. The na-
tional average annual payment rate is









a payment rate 10 percent higher that
- the regular rate. For example: The rate

per acre.



A gricultura

CALENDAR| I

October 9, Tifton . Soil Perhitty Short
Course.

Shorthorn Sale.
October 2-11, Atlanta Southeastern
Fair. :

_ October 13, Rome American Dairy
Association of Georgia District
meeting, oe

October 14, Gainesville American

Dairy Association of Geom: Dis-
trict meeting.

October 15, Carrollton A.D.A.
Georgia District meeting.

October 15, Tifton Broiler Production
Marketing Short Course.

October 15, Woodbury 9th Annual
Pimiento Festival.

of









$13.50 an acre, up 35 percent from 1958.

3. Farmers who place all-their eligible
land in the Conservation Reserve earn

established for a farm is $13.50 an acre.
If the owner puts all eligible land in the
program, the rate will be increased by
10 percent ($1.35) to a total of $14.85

4. Funds are available to accept about
12.5 million acres in the 1959 Conserva-
tion Reserve. Allocations of funds are >
made to States and in turn by the State
ASC Committees to the counties, Farm-
ers who want to be more certain that:

their land will be accepted in the 1959 |

Conservation Reserve may offer their
eligible land for less than the maximum

payment rate set by their ale ASC
Committees. ]



FEEDS FAILING TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE BUT WITHIN. 7 T
AND FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED AUGUST, A956

tion board. This board
- county agent, other agricultural

Farm Bureau. Nominations

- in any of the ASC Biogas: i

. ty committees in each county will |























thes. eoriehdhiae?
sa will wes

5 munity. s

ing will be used this ee n
be mailed to all elig
prior to the voting |

ASC offices.

The State Administ
plained that ASC comm
men will be nominated t
committees selected by the count

sentatives, and the president

made by petitions signed by 10 orr
farmers. The ballots will provide for
in votes, too,

According to Bradlee es tees
is participating or eligible to

vote.

Following the Tocal electio:
continued, the chairman of th

in a county convention on October 3

fei

The be
in office November 4, 1958






























































































(Continued from page Seven)) PROTEIN
PROTEIN FAT FIBRE | -
PURITAN MILLS, Atlanta, Georgia _ THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia a
, 1 feed as declared ___1 feed as declared Be
R & G FEED COMPANY, Cumming, Georgia SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, oun Georgia
2 feeds as declared Duplex Egg Mash a ;
RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri Tau ead Fiber High
are Purina Game Bird Breeder Layena (Complete Ration) G 20.0 3.0 7.0 ae 2 Schein awe te
sh * Protein Low E192 3.5 58 Fiber ; High ie,
a 31 feeds as declared iS tncde se dactaren ;
ic ND ODUCTS COMPANY, Blytheville, Ark
ela doleeae siseef gh pe bed speed SPARTAN GRAIN AND MILL COMPANY, Spartanbers, South aratin
: = = 2 feeds as declared
ROBERTS RICE MILLS, INC., Weiner, Arkansas aan
: 1 feed as declared STANDARD FEED MILLS, INC., saan Georgia Es ace Base
_-- ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia No. 16 All Mash Lay Pag ae os 6 178 aa
ee Cherokee Brand 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal - Prime a 5 a4 1 ek. 4 te Sdacloiad :
i - * Fiber High F 41.3 3.6 14.7 STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Mecon, - Geosie
eo Etowah Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal - Prime Quality ~ 1 feed as declared eae.
7 G 36.0 3.0 17.0
Bee * Fiber High F 36.9 37 18.3 STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Marietta, Georia ;
. - Super Quality Calorated Brand 21% Nu-Day-Lay M
RUSSELL-MILLER MILLING COMPANY, Minneapolis, Minnesota * Protein and Fat tow
1 feed as declared Super Quality Brand 16% Dairy Feed ;
: SCOTT FARM SUPPLY, Claxton, Georgia * Protein Low
ng 1 feed as declared = Super Quality Brand 16% Dairy, fore A
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ae SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxvilie, Tennessee 3 ae
1 feed as declared TRIPP'S MILLING COMPANY, Eastman, Georgia
_ SHAWNEE MILLING COMPANY, Shawnee, Oklahoma ssSt=~CS eee ee
Bee 1 feed as declared WAYNE ee coe INC., Jesup Georgia
bit a "s 16% Dai d ;
ba SIMMONS MILLING COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee ran atk eh Sat * Fiber High
3 1 feed as declared z 1 feed as declared Tsar es
___SMITH'S FARM SUPPLY, Reidsville, Georgia WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
___2 feeds as declared sei ea a Aare g, h 2 eee Uncle Sam Dalry Feed
J. ALLEN SMITH AND COMPANY, Knoxville, Tennessee * Fat Low
3 2 feeds as declared 3 feeds as declared ;
f i SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, | INC., 1 Rome, - Georgia hoary! VALLEY OIL MILL, INC., Croabwaed: Mississippl
e Stivers Best Wheat Brown Sherts G 16.0 3.5 75 1 feed as declared
t * Protein Low B53 5.2 6.6
4 feeds as declared opt 3 ee aan Reinet
THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY, Lafayette, Alabama Other Violations
! 1 feed as declared TOTAL







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