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By CLIFFORD J OHNSON

_ Executive Secretary
Georgia Milk Producers Ine,

few years ago, milk production in
a was not sufficient to meet de-
on a year round basis. Under these
ditions the one year base worked well,
it today that situation has reversed and

n which wore out the usefulness of
2 one year base. As a result, the three

ar base became a part of the Georgia
of 1958.

m means of keeping production in line

men and it is fair to all of us, With-
our three year base we would be
ught i in the vicious cycle of over produc-



cle would be continuous with decreasing
ices resulting in greater production and

on a three year plan we can maintain a
erage price for milk.

y milk base is actually just a ea
llotting the proper share of a plants
payroll to each producer. Although
18 possible that no immediate benefits
ll be felt, we know that this is protec-
or our future. Certainly the man who
been in the business for years can
sily see the need for this protection.
some examples of how the three year
e stabilizes production thereby pre-
nting severe price fluctuations, are as
lows:

Example I: Suppose the first year you
ed 1,000 lbs. per day during the base
ng period; the second year you ship-
000 lbs. per day, and the third year
shipped 2,000 lbs. per day. This is a
increase when all conditions are fa-

our base the first year equals 1,000
imes 3 years equals 3,000 divided by
quals 1,000 Ibs. daily. Your base the sec-
year equals 1,000 plus 1,000 plus 1,-
) equals 3,500 divided by 3 equals 1,167

. daily. Your base the third year
uals 1,000 plus 1,500 plus, 2,000 lbs.
s 4,500 divided by 2 equals 1,500 Ibs.





have a surplus of milk. This is the con-

The three year base is our industry :

supply and demand. It is good for all.

and the resulting bad effects. This

creasing farm income. It is this simple



daily. Your base the fourth year equals

drop the first years production, add the
fourth years production and divide by 3.

Example Il: Now suppose the above

situation were altered as a result of a
drought or other disaster. First year you
ship 1,000 lbs. and your base equals 1,000
Ibs. Second year you ship 1,500 lbs, and

your base equals 1,167 lbs. Third year

there is a disaster and you only ship 500
Ibs. Your third year base would then be

1,000 plus 1,500 plus 500 Ibs. equals 3,000.

divided by 3 equals 1,000 lbs. daily.

Because of your misfortune, your base
in the third year is lower than in the sec-
ond year. On a one year plan, however, it
would be extremely difficult and in many
instances impossible. |

Although no example is shown, the.

man who does not increase can always be
sure of his fair and proportionate share of
the market on a three year plan, On a
one year plan, it is possible for him to lose
a percentage of his higher priced utiliza-
tion each year if other producers increased
beyond fluid milk sales.

Clean Out Fertilizer
Equipment Carefully



Within the past few months there have .

been several cases of severe damage to

- cotton fields by the apparent use of con-
- taminated liquid fertilizer spreader equip-

ment. - |
_ A few persons have attempted to use

the same equipment for pasture weed

control and liquid fertilizer applications.

' 2. 4-D is very difficult to remove com-

pletely from fertilizer spreader equipment
and as little as one part per million in
spray or liquid fertilizer will affect cotton
growth.

Wherever and whenever possible the
same equipment should not be used for
weed killers and crop sprays or fertilizers.
If such equipment must be used for both,
every precaution should be taken to pro-
perly clean it.

In cleaning such. cept use gen-

-erous amounts of TSP (trisodium phos-

phate) in the wash water and soak for some
time. Be sure to wash down the outside
of the equipment a as well as the inside.



Don't Stop Killing,
Boll Weevils Now.

Although the cotton growing season is

pretty far along in some areas of the stata -

this is no time for farmers to slow down
in their fight against the boll weevil.

- Recent checks in South Georgia cot- ; ae 2
ton fields revealed an increase in the per-
centage of punctured squares. Migration ~

is underway in South Georgia in large

numbers and this explains the pEcsence of ~ |

many weevils in blooms.

Applications of insecticide should defi-
nitely be continued for boll protection

until the young bolls are at least three

weeks old. Use maximum recommended

amounts of insecticides at 4-day intervalg s_>
where weevil infestations are heavy and pee

where migration is occurring.

In releasing this advice the Agricul- !
tural Extension Service says that while
bollworms are not a serious problem at
present some fields have damaging infes-
tations and plants should be checked fre+
quently because this pest can infest fields
almost overnight.

The Extension Service Greed farmers
not to stop weevil control measures just

because cotton has stopped blooming. Ac-
cording to Extension Entomologist more

insect damage to cotton is caused late in
the season than at any other time and
Georgia farmers should stop donating one-
half bale or more per acre to insects late
in the season for the lack of a few more S
applications of insecticide,





Agricultural

CALENDAR

August 12, Cordele Georgia Spotted |

Poland China Association Show and
Sale

August 15, Newnan Georgia Jersey
Cattle Club Annual Fall Sale

August 24-27, Rock Eagle Fourth An-
* nual Georgia Poultry Institute

August 18, Tifton Small Grain, Win-
ter Grazing Short Course.









Georgia

EMPIRE STATE OF THE SOUTH

GEST STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI

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Georgia, First:
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Published weekly at 114-
oy Georgia Department of Agriculture. Entered as secona.
class matter Aug. 1, 1937, at post office, Covington, Ga.,
under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special
rate of postage provided for in Sectien 1103, Act of Oct. 8.

Candler Clement Jr
122 Pace St. Covington, Ga.,











1917
oem :
WANTED
exon 2
Middleaged man, married, 2 white men, middleaged,

mo children, wants job on
farm. Can handle all types
farm machinery. 30 yrs. exp.
Have to be moved. Anywhere
in Ga. at once. John H. Car-
neite, Rt. 1, Americus. Ph.
1468.

Want at once, good perma-
ment job on farm. 41 yr. old
man with 18 yr. old son. Force,
enough to work large place.

Prefer poultry, cattle or grain.
Move anywhere, any _ time.
_ Healthy, sober, reliable work-
ers, exp. all kinds of farming.
Ans. by mail. K. E. Guyton,
Ga. Ave., P. O. Station A, At-
Janta 15..

- White woman wants job on
farm, doing light farm work.
ill answer all letters with

tamp enclosed. Stella Rhine-
ardt: Rt. 1, Young Harris.

White, family man in 60s,
in family, Exp. all farming,
ivestock, laying hens, etc.
want caretaker farm job. 4-5
R. house, running water, wired
for Elec. stove, on school Rt.
Have to be moved. J. G. Wat-
gon, 1152. Ses Ave., S. W.,
Atlanta 10.

Man with wife, wants job
as Dairyman in North Ga. 30
yrs. in dairying, 7 yrs. of it
on the D.H.1LA. No children.
Prefer Surge parlor. No field
work. Keith Arnold Snedegar,
Rt. 2, Box 188, Blairsville.

Exp. farmer wants work on
general farm, also exp. with
ivestock. Can operate any
kind machinery. Small fam-
ijlv, able and willing to work.
Write offer. C. W. Jackson,
Rt. 1, Palmetto. .

. White, Christian, wife and
1: child wants job on farm in
Gordon Co.. Can drive truck
and tractor, help with pick-
ing cotton, and other light
work. 3-4 R. house and by the
day or week wages. Must be
with reliable, sober party. E.
J Southerland, Rt. 6, Powers

Ferry Rd; N.W., Atlanta 5,

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want job on poultry farm
raising broilers or looking af-
ter laying hens. Have experi-
ence raising broilers. Need 6
room house. W. T. Johnson, Rt.
3, Church St. c/o Mrs. Emma
Cole, Buford.

o9 yr. old, white man, with
wife, wants job on farm. Drive
tractor or other farm work.
Want 3-4 R. house, wired for
elec. stove, water, etc. and
reasonable salary. John M.
Swallows, 883 Cherokee Ave.,
SE, Atlanta 15.

: Middle aged couple want
job on poultry farm or as
caretakers. Also well experi-
enced in nursery work. Can
give any references you want.
C. T. Cheatham, 1988 2nd St.,
Macon.

Man 43 yrs. old single, want
job helping gather crops. Ex-
perienced in tractors, machin-
ery, repairing, carpentry, etc.
also, cows, dairy or ranch.
John W. Cardell, 1212 Third
St., Macon.

64 yrs. old man wants job
doing light work on farm, ten-
ding chickens and other small,
odd jobs for place to live. H.
L. Boone, 401 Clark St., Cov-
ington, Ph. 7734.

Sober, Christian man, 45
yrs. old, married with 4 yr.
old boy, want job as caretaker
of farm or share crop. Was
raised on farm. Need to move
now, will have to be moved.
oe H. Marler, Rt. 2, Ross-
ville.

~ FARM HELP

WANTED















Want unencumbered coun-
try woman, 30-45 yrs., to do
light farm work on farm, for

room, board and salary. Carl





Perry, 603 Ea.
Monroe. oe.

| lanta.



Spring . St.



Want colored couple to help
on farm and care for riding
horses. Will provide well. Call
collect. W. C. Davis, Stock-
bridge, Ph, 4445.

Want man with small fam-
ily to work in dairy and do
general farm work, $100. mo.
salary and house to live in. T.
KE, Ferrell, Madison,

Want help to pick cotton
beginning next week,

H. G. Bloodsworth, Rt. 1,
Pineview.

Want colored family to move
in house and help gather cot-
ton and man to ride peanut
combine, room house, water
and lights. Warner Carter, Rt.
1, Sycamore,

Want at once, settled, mid-

|dleaged, Christian, white wo-

man, unencumbered, to live
in home on farm and do light
farm work. Room and board
and reasonable salary. Mrs. L.
S. Lee, Jacksonville Hwy.,
Box 56, Jesup, Ph. Garden 7-
2246.

Want unencumbered neat,
clean, white woman, not over
45 yrs., willing worker, to live
with elderly woman on farm,
in Clayton Co. and do light
farm work, tending chickens,
rabbits, flowers, ete. Salary
according to ability, $7.50 to
$15. week. P. W. Willis, Jr.,
9239 Nelms Dr., S. W. Atlanta
15. Ph. PO 7-9036.

Want reliable man to work

on Beef Cattle farm. Apply in
person. R. E. Avery, Mer.,
Shamrock Stock Farm, Zebu-
lon.

Want family by Sept. 1, for
my farm, lower part of Coweta
Co., Corinth-Grantville Rd.
Gather crop. 7 A. cotton allot-
ment. House will be good cond.
elec. current available, put in
running water for right fam-
ily. Prefer couple without
children. No letters. See. Cul-
len B. Gosnell, Rt. 2, Hogans-
ville.

Want middleaged couple to
live in small house on farm
located in Pickens Co., and do
light farm work. Mrs. H. P.
Bunch, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Want colored married man,
no children, to help on Cat-
tle farm. Must be tractor dri-
ver Give experience and ref-
erences. Good 4 R. house and
$45. week salary. W. A. Rook-
er, c/o Westover Farm. Due
West Kennesaw Rd. Rt. 1,
Kennesaw.

Want sober reliable middle-
aged couple. Gather and grade
Eggs. No exp. necessary. Pre-
fer farm couple, no children.
Good pay. House furnished,
wired for Elec. stove. Run-
ning water. Wood. 5 mi. At-

Near church, grocery
store and bus line. Dan Dea-
ton, 359 No. Highland Ave.
N.E. Atlanta 7.

SALE EVENTS

August 7Friday 10 A.M.,
Auction Sale at Farm, 5 mi.
Eatonton, Putnam Co., on
Greensboro Hwy ... Com-
plete dispersal ton state dairy
operation 160 fine Hol-
stein and Guernsey cattle.
TB and Bangs clean; 10
Shetland pony mares, 7 with
colts and 3 bred; also, all
farm equipment. Tom C.
Hallman, Eatonton.

Augusta 8Saturday1 PM.,
Auction of Dairy cattle at
Farm, Plains, Sumter Co.
. .. Holsteins and Ayer-









shiresboth Registered and |

Grades, also Holstein ser-
vice bull. All TB, Blood-
tested and Vaccinated. E. L.
Rogers, Plains. :
August 11Tuesday 1:30
PMat the Valdosta and
Lowndes Co. Auditorium
Purebred Duroc Swine Sale.
Sherman B. Hall, Pavo.

August 10-11 Monday and
Tuesday Valdosta, Lowndes
Co., Pony Auction Sale...
400-500 ponies, larve selec-
tion of both suing breeders
Grade and Registeredon





auction. Tom, Hewitt, Val-

dosta,







FLOWERS

White June and red Spider
Lily bulbs, small, $1.50 G;
large, $2.50; extra large, 75c
doz.; mix. col. German Tris,

Trympet and Phoenix Dafio-

dils, white Narcissi, Same
prices; Daylilies, Jap. Sun-
flower, Birds Eye, Asparagus,
75 doz. Add postage. Mautile
Harrison, Rt. 1, Box 242,
Bremen.

ing Alfred Jonquils, $2 C.;
white : Narcissus, white Star
of Bethlehem, blue, single Hy-
acinths, pink Thrift, 50 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Florence
Leathers, Rt. 1, Buchanan.

Large type Chrysanthe-
pe Silver white, Golden
yellow, Colter, Lavender,
Shaggy cream, Bronze, Mo-
hawk, red, $1 doz.; at
Daylilies, tall and dwarf, $1
doz. Add 25c postage. Mrs.
R. L. Silver, Rt. 5, Cuthbert.

Begonias: dbl. red, pink and
white, pink, dbl., with bronze
leaves, Angel Wing and Star,
all, 25 cutting; dbl. red Ger-
anlums, 25; Sultanas, 2, 25c.
Add postage. Exch. for Clove
Pinks, Geraniums and others.
Mrs. Ruth Rhodes, Rt. 1,
Canon.

12 dif... col.
(names lost), 12, $1; 8 dif.
color Daylilies, 8, $1. Add 30c
postage in State and 35c out
of state. Mrs. W. E. Johnson,
Rt. 2, Crawfordville.

Yellow and orange variegat-
ed Cannas, Tuberoses, Daifo-
dil and Narcissi bulbs, 50c doz.;
Milk and Wine Lilies, 25c ea.
$2.50 doz.; Umbrelia Palm,
25 ea.; Daylilies, $1 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. W. E. Wooten,
Rt. 2, Box 150, Camilla 3.

Dbl. red, rooted Geraniums,
some budded to bloom, also
large, tall blooming Iris, each,
6 for $1. Add postage. Mrs. C.
C. Gentry, Rt. 3, Calhoun.

Big red, double, and Calif.
Poppy, also Sweet Pea seed,
all 20c tsp. each; Baloom Vine,
lic doz. and stamped envel-
ope for a.; Tiger Lilies,
blooming size, 20c ea.; Tiger
Lily seed bulblets, 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. M. H. Davis,
Rt. 4, Commerce.

Pink and white Peonies, 50c
ea.; large white Madonna Lily
bulbs, 30c ea. 3, $1; asst. Iris,
75c. doz.; asst. pet plant cut~
tings, 20, $1. Add 25c postage
on ea. $1 order. Mrs. J. H.
Gable, Cedartown.

Cactus: red blooming cat-
tail, 3, 25c; Starfish cuttings
(taking start to grow), 25c ea.;
pan-cake, 20c ea.; rooted cut-
tings Christmas and Alligaior,
25c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58,
Ellijay.

Blue Grape Hyacinths, white
Iris, red Glads, Ophiopogon,
Daylilies, 50c doz., $3.50 C.;
dbl. Butter and Eggs and yel-
low Iris, 75 doz.; Boxwood
cuttings, $5 C. Add postage.
Large to small size Boxwoods.
Mattie Duran, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Rainbow moss, Xmas Cac-
tus, 4, $1; Regale Lilies, 13,
$1.50; Blackberry Lilies, $1
doz.; Trillium and Jack in the
Pulpit, 50c doz.; Hibiscus,
rooted, 6, $1; 4 rooted Sul-
tanas, 50c; 1 water Hyacinth,
90c. Mrs. F. M. Eaton, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega. '

_ Have all sizes Mimosa trees,
in good cond., 3 for $1. Mrs.
Fred Fester, 2561 Ben Hill Rd.
East Point. Ph. PO 6-4272.

Yellow Tulip bulbs, 60c doz.:
Wonder Lilies, $1.25 doz.: Rain
Lilies, 90 doz.; large Daffo-
dils, $1.50 doz.; Jonquils, Nar-
cissus and Butter-Cups, 90c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Mary
Tumilin, Eastanollee,

Lantanas and Josephs Coat,
rooted, ea., 2, 25c; variegated
Sweet Williams, 25 doz.; Blue
last of all, 6 plants 25c; Cork-
wood, pink, 4, $25: Christmas
and Corn Cob Cactus. 25
bunch; pink Mums, 25 doz,
Add postage. Mrs. Lizzie













Crawford, 18 Crawford. st,,|
5s Ellijay. : = : ae Jie E 4

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Bearded Iris































































Mix. Iris, orange Day
$2.50 C.; tame blue Violets
Goldenglow, lemon Lilies, 5q
doz.; pink June Cactus, root
ed, pink Peonias, 50c ea.; Nar.
cissi and Jonquil bulbs mixed
dry bulbs, 40c doz. Add post.
age under $5 order. Mrs. W. D, _
Ralston, Rt. 3, Box 52, Ellijay,

Low growing cushion Mums,
mix. col, summer blooming,
$1 doz. Del. inGa. No ordey
less $1. Mrs. Adell Williams
Ellijay. oy

Ferns, Boston, Fish Taj
(narrow leaf), Tree, 3 for $1
blue Plumbago and Hydran-
geas, 2 for 75c; 4 doz. $1. Ad
postage. Mrs. J. R. Hinson, Bo
104, Chester. Se

Deep red, white, orchid Rose
of Sharon, Snowballs, blue Li-
lac, rose Hibiscus, red, pink,
yellow Weigela, rose Hibiscus,
Altheas, 50c_ea.; blackberry,
pond, lemon Lilies, baby fern
hardy winter fern, 3, 50c; d
yellow Daffodils, 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Presley Fowler,
Rt. 5, Box 78, Ellijay.

Star of Bethlehem bulbs
40c doz., 50 for $1.35; hardy
Phlox, asst. color, seedling nice
plants, 20 asst., $1.25; p
flowers, some rooted, all go
20 for $2.50. All PP. Mrs. Ed
Stone, Rt. 2, Adairsville.

Begonias: Beefsteak (round
and pointed leaf), The Pearl,
bronze, Angel Wing, pink anc
white, 25c ea.; dbl. Geranium
cuttings. 2 for 25c; Coleus
rooted, 10c; Heavenly blue
Morning Glory vines, rooted,











300 tall named Bearded Iris,
col., of reds, pinks, yellow.
brown tone and white. Rich-
ard Myers, 830 Young St., Au-
gusta. oe

Widows Tears and Jerusa-
lem Cherry plants, 3, 25c; un-
rooted cuttings of dbl. re
Geraniums, Fuchsia, dbl. whi
Begonia, 2, 25c; white an
pink single Begonias, 10 ea
Sultanas, Rattail Cactus, root-
ed, 15c ea.; dwarf Sansever
25ce. Orders of $1 or more PF
Miss Dorothy Barford, 118
vase Ave., S. E. Atlanta

Begonias; dbl. white, Beef:
steak, red Guinea-Wing, white
and pink single, 50c and up ac-
cording to size; African Violet
in small pots but strong plant
5 for $1. At my home. Cannot
mail. Mrs. Frank Barford, 118
nee cand Ave., S.E., Atlante

Per. Queen Anns_ Lace,
purple Ageratum, summer Po:
insetta, pink, old fashion Ver
bena, pink Thrift, 25 doz.:
white and yellow Narcissus
Star of Bethlehem, 30c doz.;
red, lavender Horsemint, 40
bunch. Mrs. Clyde Logan, Rt.
2, Hillcrest Dr., Austell.

~-Crown of Thorns, 3 for $1
PP. No COD orders. Mrs.
Frank J. Kerley, P. O. B
23, Lithia Springs, Ph. Aus-
tell 8145.











trees, $1 ea.;
trees $1.50 ea. r,
C. F. Crisson, 695 Woodward
Ave., S.E,, Atlanta 12 23

African violet, leaves, label-
ed, $1.35 doz.; Coleus plants,
40 asst. cols. $1.35; Sultana
Plants, 20 asst., $1.25; Day-
lilies, Spit Fire, Baronet and
others, 20 plants, $2.50 PP.
Mrs. W. S. Griffin, Rt. 1, Adel

Lots of stiff, green leaf Cal-
adium
shrubs, too large to mail, 75
and $1 ea. Mrs. E. C. Barker,
2061 Main St., N. W., Atlanta
18. Ph. SY 9-5148. S

African Violets, dbl. whites,
purple, also singles in white
and purple, 10c rooted plant;
25c for young plants; 50c large
ones; Geranium cuttings, dbl.
red, 10c ea. unrooted. Add
postage. Mrs. Willie Nelson,
Rt. 2, Hillcrest Dr., Auste
Ph. 9832.

Blue Star Hyacinth, 35
2, 50c, 5, $1; yellow Jonq
Daffodils, Butter and E
white Narcissus, Snowdro
blue Iris, Roman Hyacinth,
white or bronze Iris. A
mixed, 60 doz., 2














FLOWERS

FOR SALE








iant Petunias, Verbenas,
via, Snapdragons, King Al-

pulbs, 25 for $1; Amaryl-
pulbs, 25c and 75c ea. Post-
10c. Fred Witherspoon,
Holderness St. S. W. At-
10. Ph. PL 3-5251.

All colors Sweet Williams
d. 15c for large pkt. Mrs.

-McBrayer, Rt. 2, Bu-
5,000 pink running Roses,
= rooted, 5,000 purple Wis-
well rooted, 3, $1, 30,
uttings, 25, $1; Orange
ly bulbs 6, $1, 50, $5.
amp packed. Guaranteed
e del. Mrs. B. T. Thornton,
, Bowdon.

























































s

mt Oxalis bulbs, yellow,

for $1; pink, 6, $1. Mrs. A.
Knight, 2028 Reynolds St.,
swick.

Nhite, sweet scented, April
oming Narcissus, $3 C.; 12
ic; Orange Daylilies, $2.50
, toc; green Jew cuttings,
. 8, 25c; Sweetgum
ums, 15c ea. 2, 25ce. Add
tage. Mrs. Martha Womack,
1, Bremen.

bl. African Violets in
or bud, Strike me Pink,
Cloud, Ohio Bountiful,
ides Maid, Bernice,
ailer, Navy Bouquet, 50c ea.
asst. unlabeled, $1.25; Min.
, $1.25. Free plants with
orders; Rex, Beefsteak,
Lettuce Begonias, 50c ea.
s. B. J. Cantrell, Blue Ridge.

l. and single. Begonias,
ink and white with green
ronze leaves; dbl. hybrid
aniums, many colors Sul-
as, mix. col.; Grape and
uinea Wing Begonias, any 4
for $1. Add postage. Mrs. Lar-
e Collins, Rt. 2, Blairsville.

single orange Hemorcalis,
cent ea.; dbl. orange Hem-
s, two cents ea.; Beard-
is, mix. colors, 50, $1;
ge leaf Ivy, 25 ea. Add
ge for every order. Mrs.
Rowan, Rt. 2, McDon-











Mimosa trees (dozens) free
anyone that will come and
them up with their own
: Trees from seedlings to

4 grown available. Jes R.
ton, Jr., Rt. 2, Provi-
a Rd., Marietta. Ph, 7-



rink, red, white and Amer-
n Beauty Geraniums, Rain-

Moss cuttings, almost all
Sultanas, rooted, 20c ea.
; red Salvia plants, 40c
Postpaid. Mrs. J. A. Wil-
Martin,

eed: large, dbl. red Carna-
1 type Hollyhocks, 25c ts
t 150 seed; large single
ollyhocks, 2 tsp., 25c a-
colors; large, dbl.
Poppy, 25 tsp. Add

X, bulbs, Narcissus, yel-
and white, King Alfred
fodils, Jonquils and white
Ycissus, yellow center, red
f] 2 C. bulbs; also 3
yllis, $1. Mrs. J. H.
Rt. 1, Morrow.

y of Valley, garlic, blue,
ite Siberian Iris, Narcissus
Jonquils, 25 doz.; Thrift,
+ Hydrangeas, 25-50c;
chbroom, 10c ea, 3, 25;
0od cuts, one cent; root-
Wc; large Iris, 9 col., 50c
Tose Yarrow, blue Clema-

0c. Mrs. To i
untain City. m Harkins,

- Jasmine, 10c; red, lav-
Horsemint, 5c; Shasta
, 25 doz.; Red-Hot-
pink flowering Al-
as, Old fashioned dbl. pink
ee 25; Butterfly bush,

be cuttings, 10e; red
~ vine; Honeysuckle, 10c-
tine? Kurume Azaleas, 10c
ng. Gary Quarterman,
ity.

Spider Lilies (Radiate

s), Jap. paper white
oe sacred yellow cup
_vatcissus, white, sweet
90c doz. Add
Postage. Mrs. O.

es















2.

_ col. Sultanas, red Geran-
iums, mix. col. Coleus, ever-
blooming red, pink, single Be-
gonias, Cactus, white striped
Jew, Peafowl fern, Caladiums,
rooted, 15 ea.; tall pink, big
spotted red Begonia cuttings,
20c ea. big and small Ivy, 10e
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Lester
Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

Begonias: Red, pink dbl. red,
white Waxleaf everblooming,
and Chicken Gizzard also,
pink, dbl. Petunias and Bos-
ton ferns, 20 ea.; mix col.
Coleus, five cents Gas Mix,
col. Mums, 40c doz.; mix. col.
Chrysanthemums, 75c doz. All
Del. Mrs. Leila Phillips, Rt. i,
Royston,

Coleus, white Conch Be-
gonia, green, green and white
Jew, Oxalis, Star Lily, Hen
and Biddy Cacti, 15c ea.; pink,
Per. Phlox Cockscomb, pink,
and red Geranium cuttings.
25c ea.; pink Periwinkle Vin-
ca, 35 doz. Add postage. Exch.
for sacks. Mrs. Jos. Gibbs, Rt.
2, Box 67, Rebecca.

Large Narcissus bulbs, white
with cream center, 50 doz.;
variegated Devils Backbone,
Elk Horn caetus, Moses in the
Bulrushes, white and pink dbl.
Begonias, 15 cutting; white
striped and purple Jew, 10c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. P. E.
Traylor, Rebecca.

Dbl. rose Poppy and mixed
Sweet William seed, 25 for
1 tsp. Mrs. Ralph Davis, Rt. 3,
Ringgold.

__Purple Iris and orange Day-
lilies, 3 doz. for $1.35 postpaid.
cog Priest, Rt. 2, Talking

OC. i 2 a

Mix. colors Iris, 25, $1; April
blooming Narcissus, $1.25 C.;
mix, Fall bulbs, $1.25 C. Mrs,
John Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple,

Red, white Dogwood, Crape
Myrtle, pink, sweet Myrtle,
winter Pinks, 25c doz.; Boy
Bays, French Mulberry, run-
ning Roses, Bird of Paradise,
Butterfly bushes, 25c ea.;
Crabapple, . Redbud, Honey-
suckle 10c ft. Add postage. No
chks. No _ out-of-the-State.
sc Nina Loyd, Rt. 1, Tooms-

oro,

Siberian Iris, 2 doz. 75e; also
Sage plants. Exch. either for
feed sacks. Mrs, Myrtle Pace,
Rt. 1, Temple.

Siberian Iris, rich violet
blue, $2 doz. Add 25c postage.
Mrs. C. R. McAlpin, Rt, 2,
Tallapoosa. x

German Bearded Iris, mix.
var., and colors, not labeled,
25 rhizomes, $1; 60 rhizomes,
$2. Add 30 postage. Mrs. S.
D. Duckett, Talking Rock.

Mother plants, Verbena, red,
white and pink. 3 doz. $1;
Kangaroo vine and Devils
Backbone, 25c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Annie Hubbard, Fortson.

Striped Jew, 10c cutting;
red Geraniums, large green
Jew, bunch Lavender Jew,
deep pink Verbena, white











.|Conch Geranium, 15e ea., and

postage. No out-of-the-Siate
orders. Damp packed. Mrs. F.
Goins, Rt. 1, Ft. Gaines.

Special asst. best var., Per.
Violets, crystal white, showy
red, blushing pink and Calif.
sweet blue, fragrant and pro-
lifie, blooming size plants, 12,
$2: golden yellow Narcissus,
cluster blooming, $3 C.; $25
M. Mrs. B. Robinson, Green-
ville.

Red Geraniums, 3 cuttings,
$1; water Hyacinths and
Shrimp plants, 50e bunch; Al-
ligator plants, rooted, 45c
bunch; Aluminum plants, 40c
rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
Rosie Crowe, Rt, 2, Gaines-
ville.

Large orange and old rose
color Poppy seed, 25c tsp. and
4c stamped envelope; white,
yellow Narcissus and yellow
Jonquil bulbs, 25c doz.; blue
Iris, and dark pink Gladiolus
and 1 pink Hyacinth bulbs, 40c
doz. Add postage. Miss Ethel
Crowe, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Pink Oxalis, 2 clumps, $1;
pink, red, white, blue Thrift,
7 col. Verbena, $1 doz., $5 C.;









'Chrysanthemums, blue _ Iris,

Daisies, hardy Phlox, Sweet
Williams, yellow Asters, 2 doz.
$1.50; blue Violets, orange

Daylilies, $2 C. Add. postage...



_ |Mrs. Janie Ellis, Grantville. tom

Amaryllis Lilies, 50 ea.;
/Sultanas, orange, purple, pink
and rose, white, rooted, 35c
ea.; Crape Myrtle, and yellow,
thornless Roses, rooted, 40c ea.

Add postage. Mrs. F. M. Turn- |

er, Rt. 6, Gainesville. -

varicata) tall pink Per. Phlox,
red Violets, white Atamasco
Lilies, Daylilies, Eng. Ivy,
Vinca Mino, $1 doz. $5 C.;
white Per. Candytuft, Philip-
pine Lilies, $1.50 doz.: $7.50
C. Add postage. Blanche
Woodruff, Greenville.

Scarlet King and fragrant
lavender Verbena, White Per-
fection and red Violets, all a-
bove plants, $4 C.; White Fairy
Azaleamum type Mums, bloom
from June until frost. Bloom-
ing size plants available, $6 C.
Add postage. Mrs. L. H. Cou-
sins, Greenville,

Hybrid Daylilies, Linda,
Redhead, Mary Guenther,
purple Violets, Mrs. Wyman,
Port, Demon, Warpath, Seven
Seas, Hyperion, 25c ea.; Ca-
ballero, Mikado, Dauntless,
Light of Paris, Starlight, Bar-
onett, purple Finch, Russell,
50 ea.; Kwanso, Sylbia, Mrs.
Tigert, 60c.ea. Labeled cor-
rectly. Mrs. Claud E. Kimsey,
Hiawassee, .

Red ball Hawthorn bushes,
Rose-Acacia, Forsythia. Sweet-





shrubs, Bear grass, Dogwoods, |

Chinaberry, Water Oaks,
Pussy Willows, Weigela, Am-
pelopsis, red and yellow
Honeysuckle, 2, $1; finest of
running and bush monthly
Roses, $1 ea. Add. postage.
Exch. for print sacks. Mrs.
John Myers. (Addison), Rt. 2,
Hartwell.

Bearded Iris (won second
place in AIS 1959 show), lab-
eled varieties, including new
pink; also collection of 100
for $5 plus 60c postage. Not



labeled but good color range.

Mrs. Marvin Farrar, Jenkins-
burg.

Iberis white per. Candy-
tuft, 12 plants, $1.50; tall light
blue, orchid pink Iris, 25 bulbs,
$1.25; fancy leaf Coleus and
Sultanas, 25 cut., $1.25; dbl.
white Petunias, rooted, 50c;
Tom Thumb Kalanthoe (or-
ange red) blooms in winter,
$1.25 PP. Mrs. H. B. Clower,
Rt. 3, Lawrenceville. :

Coleus plants, heavy roots,
white and green Lace, Geran-
tums, pink and green lace, rose
pink and lace shaded, 15c ea.;
Wonder plant, plate _ size,
searlet star in top, 15e and
25c ea.; labeled cuttings to
root of best Mums, white or
pink Oleander, or Cape Jas-
mine, 5c ea. Add 35c ea. post-
age. Mrs. R. J. Fleming, Lin-
colnton. 5

Rooted blue Hydrangeas,
25c ea.; red and pink dbl,
white and pink Wax Leaf
everblooming and Chicken
Gizzard Begonias, pink, dbl.
Petunia, 20c ea.; mix. col. Zin-
nias, 75c C.; mix. col. Coleus,
5e ea. Del. Mary Ruth Phil-
lips, Rt: 1, Royston.







MARKET BULLETIN _

Iris, yellow, pink, purple
lavender, blue, few white,
few two-tones, asst. not label-
ed, $1 doz. PP: Daffodil bulbs,
$1 C. at my home. No chks.
nor stamps. Mrs. M. M. Kelley,

aa 1Rt. 3, Lithonia.
Blue, dwarf Per, Phlox (di-|



Daylilies, garden, 150: Co-
lonial Dame, Garnet Robe,
Narauga, Plume Mist, Grisselle
Georgia, 60c ea.; Pink Charm,
Baggette, Sweetbriar, Russells
Minute, 35 ea.;-my selection,
labeled, 12, $1.50, $2.50, $3.50;
12 Iris, labeled, $1.25; 12 not
labeled, $1. 35c postage. Mrs.
F. M. Combs, Washington.

Tris: browns, pinks, bronze,
Wine, Daylilies, Colonial
Dame, Flame Fagot, Garnett
Robe, Nina Winegar, Yellow
Stone, J. T. Russell, Frances
Russel, Lado Slick, Silver
Star, 50c, $5 doz.; others, 25;
unlabeled, $2 doz. Mrs. J. M.
Griffin, Washington.

8 Daylilies, my choice, $1
plus 25c postage; 2 ea. red
and pink rosebud Begonias,
$1 and 25c postage; 4 straw-
berry Begonias, $1 and 25c
postage. Mrs. Lawrence Mc-
Avoy, Rt. 1, Box 323, Wash-
ington.

FLOWERS:

WANTED





Want some Rosemary
sprouts. State what you have
and price. J. L. Ross, Rt. i;
Box 178, Abbeville.

J.






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PAGE THR

cane mill, heavy duty, puile@

by tractor, evaporator, soliq -
copper, eight ft. long, copper:
sides and baffles, 2 copper
skimmers, used 3 seasons,
$180. for lot, James W. Geese
lin, c/o Sugar Ann Spice

Farm, Byromville. ee

18 ft. truck body with stock
race, like new, tor sale. John
a eee Madison, Ph, 589 ee

Bulk milk tank, 200 gal,

. Chattanooga 3 roller mg a





eap., all stainless steel, perfecf siwsits
K. Sanders, Shady =

cond. W.
Dale, Ph. 5447.

Dearborn utility blade. for
Ford tractor, nearly new, $80,
at my place. J. S. Elfiott, Rt |
3, Avondale Rd., Macon, Ph,
SH. 3-0935. ee

Chicken equipment: 124; 4
ft., feeders, 7 No. 20 Buckeye
coal brooders and 14;8: it., |
drinkers. Leonard Stone, Rt.
1, Alpharetta, Ph. 4578, -

-~ One truck flat, all steel ex-
cept floor, white oak floor, 18
ft. long, $260. _John Reese,
Crawfordville, Ph. 6-3746.

Comolete gin outfit
three 70 saw Gullet gins, old
model, in excellent cond. L,
B. Brown, Homer, Ph. OR. 7-_









"| 2978.



1956 GMC truck, series 500, |
has 5th wheel, saddle tanks,
straight air brakes and is in
excellent cond. Robert John=
son, Tallapoosa, Ph. 7305.

Farmall M tractor with cule
tivators and planters, harrow
and 5 dise plow. Hugh Crook,
Montezuma, Ph. 5641.





Exch. Rose-Acacia (fern like
leaves, rose color blooms),
Coreopsis, Iris and Chrysan-
themums, for all colors Day
Lilies (except orange) and
King Alfred Daffodils. Mrs.
Carol M. Sirles, 2847 Burton
Ra., N. W., Atlanta 11.

Want Marguerite Daisy
plants. Advise price and
whether will ship via parcel
post. Miss Mary _McGlone,
3843 No. Stratford Rd., N. E.,
Atlanta 5.

Want 500 cuttings each of
Boxwood, Holly (Bullata and
Rotundiflora), 4-5 inches long,
and damp packed. Advise
price. Mrs, W. N. Murray, Rt.
1, College Park.

Want Water Lilies, also Lo-
tus and large Elephant Ear
Caladiums. Mrs. Eugene F.
Adams, 836 West Ponce de
Leon Ave., Decatur, Ph. DR-
7-1901.

Want few dozen white Ber-
muda Lily bulbs. Quote size
and price first letter. Mrs. J.
M. Bobo, Rt. 1, Hartwell.

Want exch. well rooted and
developed plants of Red-
Imp miniature Roses or pink
Bearded Iris. Write first. Mrs.
E. Polsfuss, 223 Cordele Ave.,
Macon. Ph. SH 2-0345.

Want Bird of Paradise flower-
ing shrub plants. Advise what
you have, number and plants.
George W. Taylor, Milledge-
ville.





Iris, pink, $1 doz.; Painted
Lady Lilies, 50c; Tiger, 10-
25e; Milk and Wine large
bulbs, 25e; 27c postage; Pfit-
zer and Irish Junipers at my
home, also Boxwoods. Mrs.
Lona Tallent, Lula.

Blue Roman Hyacinths, red
Spider Lilies, King Alfred
Daffodils, blue, white Siber-
ian Iris, $1 doz.; Ivy Leaf
Geraniums, rooted Maple Leaf,
dbl. pink, red, single pink,
everblooming red Begonias,
50c ea.; fancy leaf Caladiums,
18, $1.25. Add 30c postage.
Mrs. J. W. Jones, Madison.

Geraniums, dbl. pink, red,
rose, white, 20c cutting;
Christmas Cactus, everbloom-
ing Begonias, red, pink, rose,
maple leaf and chicken Giz-
zards, Begonias, Sultanas, pink,
red, salmon, 15c cutting; little
Boston fern, 25c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. W. H. Rice, Rt. 1,
Royston.

Iris garden, 125: 12 labeled,
$1.25; not labeled, 12, $1; 24,
$1.50; 36, $2; 2 ea. redtone,
yellow, pink, gold, bicolor, px-
cata, $1.25; Daylilies, Linda,







port, Santafe, Zoave, Royalty,

Gypsy, Irene, Viking, Manches
25c ea. $2.50 doz. 35c postage.
Mrs. M, P. Combs, Washing-



EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE



Feed mill with 50 ft. end-
less belt and 2 screens, used
very little, $100. J. F. Preston,
Rt. 1, Box 52, Oxford, Ph. Cov-
ington, 6418.

Pine tree setter, heavy du-
ty, pull type, $325. William E.
Suber, 1430 Elizabeth Ave.,
Perry, Ph. GA. 9-1801.

Dome top of Aristocrat Bur-
pee pressure canner and rack,
14 qt. capacity, good as new,
$5. plus COD shipping char-
ges. Mrs. Gilbert H. Boggs, Jr.,
550 Abernathy Rd., NE, At-
lanta 19, Ph. BL. 5-0948.

Farmall cub tractor with all
equipment, in good cond., rea-
sonably priced. Located 6 mi.
NE ConyersLoganville Hwy.
oO 3. FE Adeox; Rt: 3, :Con-

yers. |

Allis Chalmers silage har-
vester, both grass and row
header, side delivery and
Chev. dump truck, $1,600 for
lot. Located on L. N. Touch-
stone farm Williamson (near



tliamson, Rt, Lo



Griffin). R. M. Moye, Wil-

= 4

10 R. A. Wood gas brooders, _
1,000 cap., 4 almost new. All
in No. 1 cond. Isom Lee, Fel~ |
ton, Ph. 3928.

Medium cross cut saw, $2.
50: 1 man cross cut saw, $2.50:
wood or cut. off saw, made on
4 x 4 ereosoted wood frame,
30 in. saw and 6 in. belt (new)
all for $15.: also, one ax (foot
adzs), $2.50. All in good cond..
H. L. Wilson, 503 Ridee Dr.,
Pine Lake, Ph. HI. 3-6140.

All erop dryer No. 25 equiv-
ped with motor and gas bur-_
ner, reasonably priced. J. W.
Slade, Hawkinsville, Ph. Twi-
light 3-7466,

1955 Lilliston peanut com-
bine, in good cond., with Innes
pick-up attachment. Fate De-
Loach, RFD 3, Metier, Ph. MU, .
5-5982.

Pr. 25 ton truck scales, 34
ft. long, like new, with base-
ment pump, now in operation
and state certified, bargain
priced. Billy Lewis, Baxley,
Ph. 2734.

Intnl. ensilage cutter (sta-
tionary), good as new also
Intnl. corn binder (may be
repaired or used for parts).
Will sell cheap. J. C. Jarrell,
Butler, Ph. Union 2-3495.

550 gal. Heil stainless steel
truck tank for milk; $1,250.:
new 20 ft. custom cattle body,
$600.; Papee Silage cutter,
$750. T.: K.- Putnam, Rt 2,
Fairburn, Ph. 7736.

1953 Intnl, 1 ton truck for
farm trucks Stake body, good
tires, original paint, runs good,
$350. Ashley Durham, Box
147, Pine Mtn.

Super A Farmall tractor, 3
dise tiller, cultivators,- plant+
ers, etc., same as new. Joh
C. Davis, Box 187, Dearing, Ph.
167-W-3. :

Water cooler air cond., iw
good cond., with new pump
(will cool good sized egg
room) $40.; also, want epg
washer, in good cond., at fair
price, within 100 mi. HL.
Bridges, Box 1, Talmo. |

Jet deep well pump, 1/2 hp,
tank, jet and foot vaive, na
pipe, $65. T. A. Hadden, Red
Oak. Ph. PO. 1-7801.

3 point hitch sub soil plow,
complete adapter linkage for
Farmall H or M, to: use with
above plow, in perfect cond.,
$90. No letters, come see. Mure
ray Sims, Bald Springs Rd.
Monroe. as

Corn snapper and Farmalt
400 tractor, for sale together
or separately. J. A. Pollard, |
Senoia, Ph. Newnan A12-3561,

JHC mower, Al-23, extra























heavy duty mower, specially

made for cutting banks or tere
races, cuts up or down as well
for hay cutting, fits well

}Super A Farmall tractor oF






tiand.

100 or 130, Farmall. G, B. Ga
RFD 1 White :

ow,








oe



with












= way,
: d. Rt..
= 971,















- dnder,

ton, Ph. 3742.

ita

GS

"PAGE FOUR

~ EOUPREAT

WANTED

Three 7-50-17, 8 ply, tires,
wheels and tubes for 1 ton
ord truck, sei mowing ma-







-ghine, $100.; 14 in., bottom
plows, $50. tt point hooks,
good cond, = King, Cecil, |
h, Hahira, ~R-2.

6 eoiled epring chisels ree
ohn Deere Ne bars, new,
545, Milton FP Minchew, Jr.,
Rt. 8, Macon, Ph. SH. 3-5806.

1956 model Ford tractor No.
640,, low hours, with all equip.,
ell reasonably. W. A. Red-
Ging, Fairburn, Ph. 6521,

34 new, 4 it. chicken wat-
erers, in origina, packing, and
gixty 42 in., chick feeders,
fused, Tusrahioad: not to have
a spots, in perfect cond.

i] letters ang. Located 5 mi.

of Adairsville. J. M. Wood,
Rt. 1, Adairsville.

Several holding pens for
uail, also breeding pens, and
large in incubator, 600 egg size,
or sale. Dr. Raymond Young,
GO. Box 71, Colquitt.

Mall saw. (needs chain), $50.
or trade for yearlings. Will|p
ot ship, Mrs. Lois Landers,
Rt. 8, Fayetteville.

TD6 Intn] Bulldozer with









hydraulic blade, $875. Can be

geen on week-end. F. M. Gaz-
a8) Clifton Springs,
, Decatur. Ph. DR 8+



526 cages for laying hens

: with waterers and feeders, al-

go heating eables and egg
rader, priced to sell. Leon
Be Rt. 1, Stone Mountain.

Ph. 5301 (after 6 PM)

SF o x

Want Sears Roebuck Farm-
Master dbl. unit milking ma-
chine. Must be in good cond.
o pass Health Dept. inspection.
Howard W. Powell, Rt. 2,
Jesup.


Want 1 horse mower, in
good cutting shape, reasonably
priced for cash. Give full de-
tains. M. Haynes, Rt. 8, Bow-
don, Ph. 8543.

Want Ford tractor and
equip. in good eond., prefer
1954 or newer model. Quote
lowest cash price. Eugene
Pulliam, Rt. 4, Calhoun.

Want used Molasses mixer,
and molasses tank in good
cond. Fred Scroggs, 783 Way-
side St,, Cornelia, Ph. 328-J-1.

Want Allis Chalmers 66
combine with power take-off,
in good cond. Must be reason-
able for cash. Jim Dickerson,
Rt. 5, Lyons, Ph. 3677.

Want good automatic poul-
try feeder. Must be in good
cond. Lin Parks, Rt. 4, Ellijay,
Ph. ME. 5-4590.

Want corn binder for cut-
ting corn in the row. Butch
Jiles, Rt. 2, Kennesaw,

Want Roto tiller type gar-
den tractor, reasonably priced.
D. M. Rowzee, 154 Mildred

Pl., Smyrna, Ph. HE. 5-5362.

Want good used electric ap-
ple mill to make apple cider.
R. E. McGee, Barnesville Rd.,
Thomaston.

Want log skidder (Chevro-
Jet or Ford), in good mechani-
eal econd., reasonably priced
for cash. T. C. Talley, Ri: i;
Lyons, Ph. 2633.

Want Super A Fanmail
tractor, cheap for cash. State
what you have. G. B. Barrett,
Cornelia.





















Allis Chalmers roto baler,
$500. or New Holland No. 77
paler, $800. Both in good

~gond. Take your pick. R. P.

- Trammell, P. O. Box 33e, e/o
Redfield Farms, Louisville.

1953 J.D. tractor, completely
overhauled, planters, cultiva-
tors, two 14 in, bottom plows,
$300.; VF4-24 hsp. Wise. air-
cooled eng. excellent cond.,

8 dise plow, 6 disc til-



200.;
der heavy duty blade for

.D. tractor, drag harrow etc.,
reasonable. James E. Meeks,

High Shoals, Ph. Watkinsville |

509-3185.

John Deere side delivery
rake, $150. IHC; No. 21,
orn snapper with 2 trailer



' wagons, equipped with good

bodies and tires, $1,000. All
n A-1 cond. Ray aoe Rt.
, Byromville.

200 gal. Dari-Kool bulk milk
rank for sale or will trade for
00 gal. one Oliver W. Holde-

- an, Stapleton.

Complete DeLaval pipe. Tine
with 400 gal Zero bulk milk
ank. Nannie C. Haygood, Cul-
oden, Ph. TU. 5-2262.

Newton _mowing machine







100., eash. Herbert Eubanks.
u - Smyrna, Ph. Atlanta
Y. 4-5450,

! e % ft. blade, in good cond.,



John Deere tractor, 2 row

. picker and tiller plow, all
good cond., for sale reason-

ook ook. Wiggins,, Rt. 4, Mil-

en.

8 roller power Syrup Mii
Chattanooga No. 70, in good
Ass copper pan skimmer and



iping for juice and 2 tubs, |

100.; also, skid motor, 6 cyl-
in good shape, $200.
Alfred Mooney, Rt. B. Ellijay.

28 broiler feeders, 5 ft.



28 small chicken feeders, 4 ft.
long, good cond., 75c ea. or

good as new, $1.50 ea.;
$50. for lot or will trade for

Reg. Duroc gilt pigs or shoats
with papers. J. A. Brown, Fel-



TD-18A cable angledozer,
jew tracks, very good cond.,
$3,750.: also, root rake for

_ dozer if desired. Will take late
Ford Diesel farm tractor in

trade. Robert. H. Tootle, Reids-
ville, Ph. 2151.

~ EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE



- Want used tree planter that

a ae will work with 3. point hitch
a system of Ford | tractor. Give

Donald Ty




saws and price.



Want model G Allis Chal-
mers tractor, with or without
equip., no junk. A. A. Pulliam,
Rt. 4, Toccoa, Ph. Tucker 6-



5027.
Want rear end for 1926
model T truck. Willie T. Hol-

combe, 987 Mantissa St., NW,
Atlanta 18.

Want chicken picker, in good
cond., also, want scalder. State



make, number of fingers and.

price. Arno Grams, McDon-

ough.

Want 2 wheel ares ni
accept one needing minor re-
pairs. State price and when
item ean be seen and picked



lup. All letters answered. Mrs.

H. L. Davenport, 215 Eber-
hart Dr., Hapeville, Ph. PO.
6-3504.



Want rotary mower for trae- ||

tor, in good cond. Alice G. Bol-
les, 2039 Tuxedo Ave.,



Atlanta 7, Ph. DR. 3-0902.
Want manure. spreader,
within reasonable distanee

from Douglas. Lowell Adams,
PO Box 371, Douglas.

Want rotary mower, in
good cond. at bargain price.
State all Pe ae in first
letter. Herschel H. Hutchins,
Turner Hill Rd., Lithonia, Ph.
HUdson 2-6572.

Want 100 or 250 gal. Batain
ges tank. State particulars. J
5. Powell, RFD 2, Tallapoosa.

~ Want horse or tractor drawn
road scraper. Must be in fair







or better cond. E. D. Barnwell,.|f

1000 Peachtree St., N.E., At-
lanta, Ph. TR. 4-96.49.

Want 1 ea. bush and bog
cutter, harrow, W.S.B. sub-
soiler and pan,
hitch for Ford tractor.



ae

pay cash. P.A. Defoor, Rt. 3, 1h

Austell. Ph. 2262.

Want tractor with or with-
out equipment. Must be cheap
for cash. Will answer within

75 mi. radius. James Rosier,
80 Levee Pl. Augusta.

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE







Old time brown multiplying |;

Shallots, 200, $2.50; white Nest
Onions, $1.75 gal. No less sold.
No checks. Mrs. Lon Ashworth,

|Dacula.
Limited amount, this years |



erops, nice bright, sound Okla-
homa brown multiplying Shal-

Jot buttons, very prolific, $1. 25 (I
A. L. eho es :

gal. dal, Mrs,

all 3 pointi@

White Nest Onion,
gal.;
Onions, $1.50 gal.;
tons from same
postage. P. B.
Ball Ground.

White Nest or multiplying
Onions for fall planting, 50c
qt., 80c for half gal.

gal. They weigh 1 tb. per. qt.
axa 4 Ibs. per gal. G. C. Dan-
iel, Tennille.

- White and red multip lying
Onions, $1.40 gal.; Red

lion Onions buttons, $1 C.;
nice shade dried Sage, $1 gaJ.,
6 gals., $5. Mrs. Leila Phillips,
Rt. 1, Royston.

Everbearing Strawberry,
$1.50 C.; Blackberry, Dew-
berry, Boysenberry and Mtn.
Huckleberry, $1 doz.; well
rooted muscadines, Apricots,

small but-
$1 gal. Ada
rown, Rt. 4,

red and yellow Plum, yellow
| Oct. Peach trees, 2, $1. Damp

packed, PP. Mrs. Bot: ae
ton, Rt. 1, Bowdon.

Fall plants ready, Scarlet
Dawn tomato, Black Beauty
Egegplants Broccoli, Cauli-
flower, Heading Collards,
Brussels Sprouts, Wakefield
Cabbage, all 35c doz. No less
$1 orders. Mrs. H. V. Frank-
lin, Sr.; Rt. 1, Register.

Collard plants, $3 M. at the
bed. J. R, Strayhorn, Rt. J,
Gainesville.

Rutger tomato plants, large
plants, damp packed and
rompt shipment, 90c C., 300,
$1.50. 500, $2 and $3.50 M.
Add postage. Ethel Crowe, Rt.
2, Gainesville.

Rutger and Marglobe toma-
to plants, 300, $1, 400, $1.25,
500, $2 and $3. 50 M. PP. Solo-
mon Davis,
Milledgeville.

Henry Fields superfectian
strawberry plants, good a
plants, $1 C. on orders of 200
or more. PP. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd,
Rt. 1, Box 228, Alpharetta.

Cert, Rutgers tomato plants,
young, field grown for late
ripening. Thousands ready to
set August 5 to 10th. 50c C.
$4 M. plus postage. 10 mi. S.E.
Atlanta, H. F. Seay 3917 Pan-
thersville Rd., Ellenwood.

Rutger and uk tomato
plants, $3.50 M;
M.; Blakemore and Mastodon
strawberry, $1.25 Cy; Klen-
dike, $1 C. Good plants. Mrs.















Red multiplying Scalion

and $1. ou

Rt. 1, Box 369,

collard, $3).

LAR KE T BUL LETI N Se
$1.50]

eoebake pe ints OF

more, $4 M. Exp. oe ae
Eos M. or more, "$3.50 M.
Exp Col.; collards, $2 M. and
Cabbage: $4. M. at farm. All
now ready. Small orders,
C. No checks or COD. P. W.
Wetherford, Rt. 1, Braselton.

Collard plants, $1 GC, del,
$3.50 M. del., $1.50 M. if you
pull them; cabbage plants, $1
C. del. E. B. Wetherford, Rt.
2, Gainesville, Ph. 2-0296.

Fall tomato plants, 25c doz.;
eabbage and collards, 70e C.,
Banana pepper, 8 doz, $1;
Thyme, 20c ea.; Parsley plants,
35 doz.; peppermint, 25c-doz.
Add postage. Fred Wither-
spoon, 308 Holderness St,
S.W., Atlanta a Ph, PL. 8-
52545

Approx. 8,000 bu. Cokers
Suregrain oats, 36 lbs. to bu.
fairly bright, 90c bu. in bulk
at bin; 4 bu. bags on farm,
$1 bu.; also 375 bu. Cockers
moregrain oats, cleaned, treat-
ed, 4 bu. bags, $1.50 bu. at
farm. Edw. Ethridge, Rt. 4,
Americus. Ph. Leslie 2147,

Crouch peas, 92 pct. Germ.,
99 pct. purity; 120 Ibs. or
more, 25c lb.; 50 to 100 Ibs.,
25 Ib.;
FOB. No order less 10 Ibs. J. O.
Dickerson, Rt. 5, Lyons.

White nest onions for fall
planting, 1959 erop red Scal-
lion multiplying onions and
buttons from same, all, $1.50
gal, Add postage. G. T. Brown,
Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED







$1)

ly fertilized, no rain, f

$29. 50; No. 2 good hay.
No. 3, . $18. ton. A
Several undred tons

|Berry Rigdon,

less 50 Ibs., 80 Ib.



Want 150 bu. seed oats, Ar-
lington var. preferred, cleaned
or eombine run. Must be pure
as to variety. Write details and
price. R. B. Whitney, Rt. 1,
Pine Mountain.

Want Sunflower seed. State
price, how many and kind.
Roy Goodwin, Rt. 1, North







: Cherry 2-7358.
















































Courson, Hazlehu

aie Feseue ane
Grass hay for sale. -
erson, 3496 Wesley (
Decatur, Ph. BU. 9

Coastal Bermuda a
quality, baled witho



ed 7 mi. N. Tifton, H
Tifton
281-W- ae

1959 crop- well fer
Hay, Sericea, Lespedeza
cue, Rye Grass, Clover
Coastal Bermuda, 50c an
bale and $20. and $
Cecil Travis, Pine Cre
Riverdale, Ph. Fayette,
4862.

1,500 bales Serecia
deza Hay, baled with
$30. ton at barn. Wil

s distance.
A. Estes, RFD, Ellenwo
Stockbridge 9942. a

~ LIVESTOCI

FOR SALE
Cattle

Purebred Hereford
also some cows with cal
side, 30c lb.; also, Re
boars and gilts, long |
meat type (good i=
4... Club project).
Hamm, Rt. 2, ieee
CH. 2-4797.

Herd of purebred Guern
dairy cows and -heife
head, mostly registered. So
fresh, others springing. f
Guritz, Rt. 2, Covington
7640.

Blue Jersey cow, mil
with 3rd calf 6 wks. old,
red Jersey cow, milking
first calf, 2 mos. old
EF, M. Powell, CO. Ww.
good Place, RFD 1; Temp

20 heifers, beef breed,







Ibs. ea.
Beck, Rt. 3,



Guy Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Drive, S. W., Atlanta 11.

SICKNESS IN ANIMALS




The Office of our State Chemist frequently receives re-

ee to analyze samples of feed believed to contain sub-
stances causing sickness or death in farm animals or poultry.

These requests come from people such as the farmer, a
county agent, a veterinarian, etc., and quite often have vey

little information

such a problem, he needs certain information.

substance.

for us to proceed on.

In order for the State Chemist to intelligently tackle

before a sample of such feed is sent, a veterinarian should be
consulted. In case of death, an autopsy should be performed
to determine whether death was caused by a disease or a toxic |
In the experience of the State Chemist's Office,

the feed is rarely ever to blame.

If the veterinarian decides that it is a toxic substance,
should indicate what he thinks it is.
try laboratory may run numerous tests and still not hit on the
In addition to the yeterinary report, the feed
_ guarantee tag should always be enclosed with the sample.

Quite often there are various drugs added which are toxic:

right one.

ns levels are too







0 high.

is) seep

Otherwise, the Chemis-


















First of all,













FOR SALE



herd, 251 cows, cal-
ulls, cows and heifers
outstanding bulls, in-
- and groups, priced
ving had 15 yrs. cull-
ecting and testing
this an outstandin

E. Gunby, c/o Mode
Rt. 1, Sharpsburg, Ph.
, AL. -1457.

rge fine young pure-
not registered, Aber-
Angus cows (cream
herd) for sale. O. L.
er, 1505 Fairview Rd.,
Atlanta 6, Ph. DR. 3-























op Reg. short horn bulls,
or service, halter brok-
d sev. Reg. short horn
and open heifers. Best
dlines. George H. Miller,
Upson Shorthorn Farm,
naston.

yeral very good, Reg.,
d Hereford bulls, 10 to
os. old, mostly Domino
ding, also, several wean-
e bull calves and some
r bred heifers of same
lines, very well marked,
y and deep red. Winton
ris, Rt. 1, Sereven, Ph,
-2312 Odum. Z

bl. standard Hereford 5
Id bull, J. R. E. Prince
20. Wt. 1,400 to 1,500
big bone, low to ground,
aight back, wide between
es, good conformation, ser-
ed only 20 cows, $400 or
trade for beef type yearl-
Roy G. Jones, 619 Clair-
Ave., Decatur.

Thite face polled bull, wt.
- 600 lbs., full blooded.
apers. 1 yr. old last April,
; young Guernsey cow
th first heifer calf, half Hol-
in and half Guernsey, $135.
Both at my barn. W. P. Couch,
thersville.

Domino cows and Wood-
Mischief herd sire, all dbl.
Polled Herefords, also
everal Reg. young bulls, poll-
and horned. Reasonable
es. E. C. Dawson, Middle
oadwell Rd., Rt. 4 box 21.
2 mi. W, of) Alpharetta.

tmilch cow, mostly Jer-
th heifer calf, 3 mos.
Gentle and milks easily
re gals. day. Sell either
h, -$175 without calf;
purebred and Reg. sow,
to farrow litter by pure-
Landrace male and sev-
ossbred sows, bred and
up. H. W. Geeslin, c/o
r Ann Spice Farm, By-
e.






























































pure Holstein and Jersey

ome Reg., mostly arti-
lly sired, 10 are Northern
fers calving 2nd time, 18

heifers to calve in next
ays, 20 younger heifers
Holstein dairy bull. This
a C. V. Herd, Bangs free,
ung herd. Nannie C. Hay-
d, Culloden, Ph. TU. 5-
2.



_ Fresh and close up and fall

freshing, Ist and 2nd calf heif-

ers, Holstein, Guernsey and

Jersey, large, growthy and dis-.
_fease free. R. B. Curtis, Farm-

ington, Ph. Madison 2603.
2 Reg. Jersey cows, wifl

freshen last of Aug., also,

yearling bull close up Island
breeding. W. P. Chappell, c/o
Fair Oaks Farm, Rt. 1, New-
nan. at Ss

Angus, purebred, 4 cows and
4 heifers bred, 18 mos. old,
fair prices. E. T. Spieks, 4561
Covington Hwy., Decatur, Ph.
BU. 9-9517.

2 Reg. Guernsey male calves,
dehorned, 4 mos. old, 1 pure-
bred Guernsey male, 12 mos.
old, not Reg., well marked, out
of good milk stock. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington.

Pure blooded Jersey bull,
entitled to Reg., reasonably
priced. Herschel H. Hutchins,
Turner Hill Rd., Lithonia, Ph.
HUdson 2-6572.

Reg. horned Hereford bull,
calved October 25, 1958. Carl
Roberts, Ball Ground.

25 Reg. Guernsey bred heif-
ers and second calf cows, free
of Bangs and T. B., will fresh-
en Aug., Sept. and Oct.; also,
some dairy equipment. F. H.
Bunn, Midville.

Reg. milking strain short
horn bull, from high produc-
ing blood lines, about 18 mos.
old. Leon Ehrlich, Swainsboro,
Ph. BEImont 7-8351 nights,

Fine cherry red Durocs, top
breeding, wormed and treated,
Reg. in buyers name. 80 head
to choose from, $25 to $75
ea.; also, males of service age.













J. H. Donaldson, Fort Valley

(St. Rt. 96 at Houser Mill
Site).

Choice Landrace boars and
gilts, imported bloodlines,
treated, Reg. in buyers name,
$60, $75 and $100 ea.; bred
gilts, $150 ea.; also, choice
Duroc pigs, Reg. in buyers
name, $30 and $35 ea. William
E. Lanier, Rt. 2, Box 84, Met-
ter, Ph, MU. 5-1015.

Reg. Hampshire. and Tam-
worths for sale reasonable.
Service boars, bred sows, open
sow and gilts. Carl E. Jern-
berg, Jr. Rt. 2, College Park,
Ph. PO. 6-2072.

Purebred Tamworths, serv-
ice age males, bred and open







gilts, pigs, 8 to 16 wks. old,

priced to sell quickly. No dis-
ease and good breeding. Mrs.
Charles Baldwin, c/o Charles
Baldwin Farm, Suwanee, Ph.
Buford 7181.

Reg. SPC pigs, best blood-
lines, fine for 4-H and have
some extra fine boar pigs for
herd boars. See at my place.
Will be ready last of July.
Place orders now. George
Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

Durocs, 3 sows, 14 mos. old,





1$50 ea.; 2 males, 4 mos. old,

$20 ea.; 24 pigs, 10 wks. old,
your choice, $15 ea.; others,
$10 ea. All can be Reg. FFA
quality, out of litters of 11 and
12 pigs. Devoe Smith, Rt. 4,

Cochran.

BRUCELLOSIS ERADICATION
105 Counties Completed Testing =a

13493 Elliott Cir., Chamblee.

Bobby ONeal Rt. 1, Molena.









2642.



gilt, about 6 mos. old, wt. a-
priced for quick sale, $50. Will
Rt. 3, Fayetteville.

Reg., 2 to 4 mos. old, $10 ea.



Hampshire pigs, priced real 4-
sonable. See at my farm, 2 mi,|sorrel horse colt, both extra
E. of Homer. W. O. Chambers, |nice and gentle for children,
Rt. 2, Homer, Ph. Orange 7-|also, 17 mo. old Tenn. Walk-
ae) . ne horse wey pee
| Duroc- ea) and gentle, and cart and sad-
ec ae ee Ch oeeed dies. John J. Miller, Madison,
bout 200 Ibs. ea, Extra nice, Ph, _589-M-4.
J At Stud: Bandar AHC No.
not ship. Mrs. Lois Landers, |62138, Reg. Arabian stallion,
me proren a of oo qual-
: ity foals, Fee with return
50 purebred Duroc pigs, not rivile ge during season. Ex-|MA, 2-2076.-
and up. Herschel Tidwell, Rt. |% ent facilities to board visit-.
4, Cartersville, Ph, EV. 2-| mg mares,
3884. Strain, 609 Murray Hill Dr.,
Dalton, Ph. Broadway 8-5921.

yr. old sorrel mare with

-2 well trained. logging
horses, wt. 1400 lbs. ea. both
work on farm and-ride and
easy to handle. J. C. Chastain,
Rt..4, Box 116, Blairsville. =

Sheep and Goats

Milk type goat, 16.mos. old,
never been bred (raised ag ~
pet) for sale or exchange fog _
calf. C. W. Minor, 400 Springe
side Dr. SE., Atlanta 15, Ph,















$1 day. Willard



Reg. Landrace boar, 300 lbs.,

12 mos. old, good bloodline, dbl

for sale or trade for feeder

attachment. R. F. Seawell, Rt.

turn priviledge. Ray T. Warr,
1, Box 186, Augusta, Ph. Re-|R+ 9 Box 154. College Park:

os Ph. BO, 1-6733.
30 feeder pigs, bred sows | @ooq saddle horses at my

gent 3-269].

and gilts, sows with pigs, 2

shoats, wt. about 135 Ibs. ea., ae ee Simpson,

purebred Beltsville No. 1 boar,

_ At Stud: Rising Sunday Sun,
Reg. Palomino stallion,

pigs or Ford mowing machine ot Gee ae milker; also, electric churn

and 4 stone churns for sale,
at my home. Mrs. Lee Kirke
ley, 3860 Cascade

Milk goats, all to freshen
soon at my place. Will. not |
ship. J. M. Daniel, Rt. 3, Cole
|lege Park, Ph. PO. 7-3181.









Atlanta 11.



Fine milk goat, part Nubian,
part Saanan, first kid, heavy

Rd, S.W.















wt. 225 lbs. All reasonably
priced. James London, c/o/7

Donough.

1,200 lb. mare for riding,
rs. old, very gentle with
Knights farm, Hwy. 155, Me-|children and does light plow-

ing, $75. Joseph Mikle, RFD
2, Lithonia

: , Ph. Stone Moun-
Horses, Mules & Ponies} tain 5361. :

Toggenburg doe giving 2 2
qts. day., from fine stock; also.
at Stud: Reg. French Alpina
male and Toggenburg male,
F. H. Millerd, Rt. 2, Mars Hill
Rd., Acworth, Ph. WE. 4-6012.










At Stud: Ransoms Genius,

At Stud: Red Lights Noble
Reg. No. 36649, American sad- | Rex, Reg. No. 36083, American

dle bred stallion. F. B. Hill, saddle bred stallion, proven |boro..

sire of top colts, grandson of
Noble Kalarama. Thomas G.

Nice Shetland pony, gentle | Watki
for children with bridle and Rd. : ne ee au : pe

250 open and bred ewes and .
10 Suffolk rams, $8 ea. C. W. .
Bird, at Birds Pond, States





saddle, $185. Perry Stone,
Campton, Ph. Monroe 8-4422.



950 Ibs., works anywhere, $50.



a jgentle (but not enough for
Good mare mule, wt. about }child), not bred. $150. Sam

Ussery c/o Mrs. John Forrest-
er, Rt. 1, Carnesville.

4514,



Fine Palomino mare, 2 yrs.
old, gentle, $200; also, childs
saddle and bridle. C. W. Kalb,

Ph. BU. 9-6384.



Brinkley, Rt. 1, Dearing.



Palomino Shetland pony, 39
in. high, 2 yrs. old, gelding,
: broke to ride, also, saddle,
1760 McKenzie Dr., Decatur, bridle and halter, all for $225.



3 yr. old bay mare, bred



355, Marietta.



ton, Ph. 663.

Reg. and grade milk goats,
Nubian, Saanan and Toggen=
burgs, 1 Reg. Nubian Billy, 2
Pinto mare - with saddle,|yrs. old, for sale or trade for
beef calves, pony or other live-
stock. Answer all letters. Dan
| Dixon, Clarkesville, Ph. se
Milk oat with 2 kids, 4 moh
old. Mother goat Toggenburg
Kids, Toggenburg and Saanany
! Ed B.-Cotton, Rt. 3, Ma

Located 3 mi. off Hwy. 19|pp 9-6631.

Horse mule, wt. about 900 | petween Midway Church and
Ibs., in good cond., $75. W. L. Holbrook Camp Ground. Ralph
E. Bates, Rt. 4, Cumming.

1 Mexican Burro for sale.
to Shetland stud, $100 or trade | Billy Landers, Rt. 3, c/o Ray
for calves. Roger S. Cobb, Box |G. Wood, Lawrenceville. Ph.
TH 3-3974.

Swine 2

Landrace boars and gilts,
some of best breeding line@
in the states. C. F. Nichola =
c/o Dbl. J, Ranch, Rt. 1, Tife



rietta,





mailed-to you.



MARKS AND BRANDS REGISTRATION |

~ At the 1955 session of the General Assembly the marks and
brands law was amended to provide for registration with the Com-
missioner of Agriculture your mark or brand of livestock.

If you desire to register your mark or brand, you may write
our Department for application, and all

PHIL CAMPBELL,

Commissioner of Agriculture

necessary forms will be





There is no cost for this registration except the recording fee | > .
to the Ordinary of the County in which your cattle are located. a



Bartow

Bleckley
Calhoun






a

Fayette

5 Counties Preliminary Testing

Counties in which Preliminary testing has been started

Morgan

Camden
- Catoosa
~ Charlton
Chatham
Clinch
Cobb
Coweta
Crisp
Decatur





Dooly

Sasi oal

elena nies

Counties in which area testing is now underway eee

Dougherty Mitchell
Emanuel Murray
Floyd Newion
Fulton Putnam
Hancock Pulaski
Harris Seminole _
Henry Stewart
Houston Sumter
Jasper Taliaferro
Lee Terrell
Macon Thomas
McDuffie Walton
McIntosh

Wilkes

49 Counties Now Area Testing = a







Help Make Georgia Brucellosis Free By 1960







































foun y Sate Chena ee setae At Mn eo
Gh 6 uci couse PROTEIN FAT s-IBER | BLACK AND MEEK MILLING COMPANY, Summerville, Georgia
Ground Cobs and Shucks G 2.0 3 31.0 B & M Pig Feed (Weaning to 78 Ib.) Medicated G@ 15.3 3.0
* Fiber High FP 28 I 34.1 | * Protein Low F 15.2 3.5
MAC G. ABERCROMBIE AND SON, Douglasville, Georgia THE BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION, BUCKEYE COTTON O
Excellent 16% Dairy Feed we 16.0 3.5 15.0 ee posers | ae
ee ee F 17.4 3.1 12.3 | ___ | feed as declared
. as ) jared e PETE CAGLE, Canton, Georgia
ADAMS-BRISCOE FARM, Jackson, Georgia __2 feeds as declared
: as declared CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
ALABAMA FLOUR MILLS, Decatur, Alabama 2 feeds as declared
5 = as Recioret GENTRAL SOYA COMPANY, INC., Fort Wayne, indiana
; ALAGA | FEED COOPERATIVE, INC., Columbus, Georgia 3 feeds as declared
oa feeds as declared CHEROKEE FEED MILL, ING., Canton, Georgia
ALLIED MILLS, INC., Chicago, HMlinois 2 feeds as declared
4 feeds as declared CITY MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia
AMERICAN CRYSTAL SYRUP COMPANY, Crookston, Minnesota Alfalfa Hay. and Cane Molasses & 10.0 1.3
| feed as declared : hee * Fat Low F 12.8 1.3
: feeds as declare
ARNOLD AND HARKINS SUPPLY COMPANY, McDonough, Georgia
Arnold's Snap Corn = White Z @& 7S 2.5 11.0 CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tennessee
Protein Low F 7.2 3.1 8.0 Gilt Edge Wheat Gray Shorts G 15.9 3.5
: 1 feed as declared ve * Protein Low RB 143 3.9
ATLANTA MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia os is
"3 feeds as declared | cOLsY MHLLING COMPANY, Colby, Wisconsin
: . =" olby Pulverized Lightweight Mill Oats G 10.3 3.0
B-G PACKING COMPANY, INC., Quitman, EF : :
1 feed as declared bauiuce Pace oe _* Fiber High | P09 oa
BALDWIN OIL MILLS, INC. Foley, Alabama uence THE COLORADO MILLING AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, Denver, Colorado
Baldwin 44% Protein Solvent (Hexane) Extracted Soybean Oil Meal et Srey Shere tenet i) = s
. : @ 44.0 5 0 3 18.4 SO 3T2
* Fiber High BR 45.6 2.0 ya 1 feed as declared : oe
. BERND COMPANY, Macon, Georgia : COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., Flowery Branch, Georgi time 1d
a tapered gh a | ye feos Sitter. laa en ae
ie nk ie re eelgneae tiem Pacer _ | 16 feeds as declared . , a? ae
es Bic A FEED AND POULTRY COMPANY, foosea, Georgia = i t,t tt(wSS i

PAGE Six

COAST BS BS eee aoe

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Landrace Reg. gilts, boars
d bred sows, Fast growth,

Jarge litters, dif. blood lines.
lvin Greene, Rt. 1, Box 507-
, Mutimer Dr., Augusta, Ph.
Eg. 6-3155. :

Hampshire boars and gilts.
Bios fortune and King Echo



bloodlines, 8 to 12 wks. old.

ill Reg. in buyers name and
will ship. Larry Young, Rt. 2,
Chickamauga.

8 purebred Berkshires, 5
boars and 3 gilts, 4 mos. old,
wt. 125 Ibs. ea. With or with-
out papers. J. L. Black, Rt. 3,
Waynesboro,

Regular lLandrace service
age boar and gilts, from popu-
lar bloodlines. M. T. Courson,





C2 Hazlehurst.



Choice Reg. SPG meat type
gilts, bred gilts, boars and
service boars, from Cert. meat
type sire L. M. and from P. R.
litters (sires were champions
at S E State Fair 1958). Cert.
disease free herd. Will ship
but rather you come and see.
W. Preston White, Rt. 2, Ala-
mo, Ph. Logan 8-3326.

FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE JUNE, 1956

GGuaranteed by Manufacturer

race



_MAR

Top breeding, Reg. Land-
as bred, $150 ea. Wil-
lard Curry, Rt. 1, Tignall.

2 yr. old, purebred York-
shire boar of Top bloodlines.
No papers, Wt. about 500 Ibs.
$60, my place, 2 mi. So. Tay-
lorsville on Davistown Rd. C.
J. Harris, Rt. 1, Rockmart. Ph.
5945 after 3 p.m,

Reg. meat type Yorkshire,
Hampshire and Durocs, Cert.
disease free herd. Boars and
gilts of all ages. Priced rea-
sonable. Lawton Ursery, Ha-
zlehurst,

Reg. Hampshire sow, blue
ribbon winner, excellent ree-
ord of large litters, perfect in
every way, bred to Reg. Hamp-
shire boar, farrow in Sept.,
$125; also, Reg. boar, 5 mos.
old, from champion stock, per-
feet markings, not related to
sow or her litter, $30. Carl C.
Smith, Rt, 3, Ellijay.

Reg. Duroc boar, meat type,
13 mos. old (grandsire was
grand champion at State Fair
(sold for $4,000), $75 or trade
for Reg. Landrace boar. Robert
H. Culbertson, 180 Wilkerson
St., Athens, Ph. LI. 3-2938,

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars,
service age boars and bred
gilts, Reg. in buyers name, /100
pet. imported bloodlines, un-
related prs. H. R. Gossett,

Cave Spring.















trad Maas

Purebred Durocs, med. and
meat type, open gilts, bred
gilts and sows, service males,
9 mos, old, life treated, with
or without papers, best of
bloodlines. Marvin M. New-
some, Jordans Mill Rd., San-
dersville, Ph, 3856,

Dark red Duroe males or
females, wormed and treated,
Reg. in buyers name. Charles
W. Welch, Rt, 2, McRae.

Tamworths, Reg. healthy
stock, unrelated boars and
gilts. J. . Davis, Abba, Rt. 3,
Fitzgerald, Ph. 6541. |

Reg. SPC choice boars and
gilts, long meat type, 735 to
100 lbs., $35 ea., wormed and
treated, Reg. in buyers name.
Will ship. Satisfaction guaran-
teed, 100 pct. Some bred and
open gilts. Herd free from
bangs and Lepto. Quitman
Barrs, Eastman, Ph, 3800.

_ One boar, mostly Hampshire,
about 10 mos. old, wt. abaut
175 Ibs., gentle and easy to
handle, $35. A. A. Pulliam,
Toceoa, Ph. Tucker 6-5027.

25 fine pigs, 6 wks. old, Aug.
3, and 2 sows. Pigs are mixed,
big bone Poland China and
OIC. N. A. Weldon, Rt. 1, Pal-
metto, Ph, 7232.

Reg. Landrace gilts, bred tp
Wearhaug 2nd. Sell or trade
for mileh cows. B. C. Limerick,
Room 404 Grand Bidg., Macon.









KET BULLETIN



Reg. Spotted Poland China
hogs, 8 wks. to 6 mos. old,
meat type, disease free, from
best of bloodlines, reasonable.

Located 1 mi, S. of Hahira on

U. S. Hwy. 41. Elmer Corne-
lius, Rt, 2, Hahira.

Duroe pigs, 2 boars and 2
gilts, 8 wks. old. Reg. in buy-
ers name, wormed and treated
for Cholera, sired by Grand
Champion at Ga. State Fair
and Augusta Fair, $25 ea. Ros-
coe McDonald, Jr., RFD 1,
Milledgeville, Ph. GL. 2-2766.

Reg. SPC pigs, bred gilts,
service boar. Top bloodlines.
Bred gilts backed by Cham-
pion blood. Lamar Altman, Rt.
1, Alma,

Purebred spotted Poland
China boar, best of bloodlines,
about 2 yrs. old, wt. approx.
400 Ibs., $50 cash. F. H. Smith,
RFD 3, Baxley, Ph. 3385.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED



_ Want young colt, halter
broke, write what you have
o oslee Lamar Hood, Cleve-
and.

Want 8 to 10 thoroughbred
Hampshire ewes and one ram,



reasonable. R. L. McKie, Rt.

3, Box 63, Augusta.

Wednesday, August

| Pinto. Quarter horse or gaited




















Want Black Angus male
from 2 wks. to 1 mo. old,
breed, prefer to buy in Hoi
ton or any bordering coy
State price in first letter, G
R. Hunt, Kathleen,

Want big draft type st
horse, must be gentle and |
1,300 lbs. or more. Will buy
out right or trade another
horse. Guy McMillian, Dacu
Ph. Lawrenceville TH, 3-443

Want to trade young To
genburg Billy, 8 mos,
ready for service for y
Nanny, approx. same ag
guilt pig. John E, Sheffield,
Rt, 1, Box 40-A, Springfield.

Want some low pri
horses, gentle, for riding,
to Columbus. Write full jn.
formation. Steve Corlee, 4049
Norwood Dr., Columbus,

Want gentle Mares, ei







for riding; also want good
place buggy. Give full info
mation. W. C. Davis, Rt. 1, Box
409, Jonesboro. ee

POULTRY

FOR SALE



Ginn Grey stags and pullets,
$15. trio. FOB. George Meal
Rt. 4, Commerce.





















: PROTEIN FAT
: LANIER FEED MILL, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
FFound by State Chemists Swisher 18% Growing Mash ce G 18.0 2.3
PPenatized (P) Fiber F 19.9 3.6
. Swisher Pullet Developer & 14.0 3.3
PROTEIN FAT FIBER (P) Fiber FP 15.6 5.5
ALLIED MILLS, ING., Chicago, IHinols McMILLEN FEED MILLS, Fort Wayne, Indiana /
Wayne Sweet Mix G 30.0 1.5 10.0 Master Mix Range Punches G 20.0 2.8
(P) Protein F 28.7 2.1 7.4 (P) Fiber F 21.3 2.5
Master Mix Sweet Flakes G 7.4 1.5
BIRDSEY FLOUR AND FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia (P} Fiber F 8.4 19
Birdsey's Growing sen . . 7 3 .. MABLETON MILLING COMPANY, Mableton, Georgia
| . . : Miss Mable's 16% Dairy Feed G 16.0 __ 3.0
CITY MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia (P) Protein F 148 3.0
Peanut Vine Hay and Siete i 8 20 yee THE NEW ERA MILLING COMPANY, Arkansas City, Kansas
Jam Up 16% Dairy Feed G 16.0 30 50 Seeger Wheat Gray, Shorts & Gropad. What
(P) Protein EF 147 3.0 7.5 oo S 16.0 3.8
Ground Ear Gorn G 8.0 2.8 11.0 1 he F181 4.4
(P) Protein EF 73 3.3 9.9 SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia
COSBY-HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama sake aon revere} ra" # ae a
Jom Sugared Sow and Pl sellers 160 2.5 Yo) Saris Wi one acca - -
2 Ss S 3 eorgia :
: ; mA ee Traylor's Hog Fattener G 15.0 36
HERMITAGE FEED MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee S (P) Fiber F 166 4.1
Best Yet 16% Protein Dairy Feed G 160 28 15.0 Traylor's Ground Corn Cob & Shucks with
(P) Fer F 17.5 17 16.8 25% Molasses a ak. . 2 3
er 3.3: 5
Cae Cmca peas G 22.0 3.5 7.0 wep! od s oe
Re ; ; ; m Dan eet Dairy 16%
(P) Protein F 18.0 4.8 3.9 iw Wee * 186 25









FEEDS FAILING TO MEET MANUFACTURERS

GGuaranteed by Manufacturer

GUARANTEE BUT WITHIN TOLERANCE

FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED JUNE, 1959



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PROTEIN FAT FIBER

PROTEIN FAT FIBER | MARET GRAIN COMPANY, Hartwell, Georgia

HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama 2 feeds as declared
3 feeds as declared

































































































G. W. MILLS, Byron, Georgia
AM DAVIES COMPANY, ING., Banville, tilincis | | iclscmstcothcni tt
feeds as declared . MOORMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Quincy, illinois
N COTTON OIL COMPANY, Dawson, Georgia eR 3 feeds as declared
feed as declared j MOSTELLER FLOUR AND FEED COMPANY, INC., Chamblee, Georgia
es
R COTTON OIL COMPANY, Decatur, Alabama 1 feed as declared | :
eed os declared MOWAT, WILSON AND COMPANY, Detroit, Michigan 3 eS
GRAIN COMPANY, Shelbyville, Tennessee : 3 oe eae
feeds as declared NASHVILLE MILLING COMPANY, INC., Nashville, Georgia
OMPANY, Fite co Corn Cob and Shuck Roughage with Molasses G 2.0 5 27.5
ee acctarea * Fiber High F 3.6 5 28.7
- THE NEW ERA MILLING COMPANY, Arkansas City, Kansas ; i
PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee : 1 feed as declared .
Lion Shorts 8
* Fiber High : i - e NUTRENA MILLS, INC., sMinicopclis. Minnesota Pe
w Pure Wheat Bran G 14.0 4.0 11.0 3 feeds as declared e
Dus daclotod re few F 15.6 3.4 11.3 | OCONEE ROLLER MILLS, Seneca, South Carolina 2
1 feed as declared
AN OIL MILL COMPANY, Dothan, Alabama - THE THOM
es; AS PAGE MILLING COMPANY, Topeka, Kansas
eee ts ne 1 feed as declared
HN WwW. ESHELMAN AND SONS, Chamblee, Georgia PATRICK FEED COMPANY, Covin
2 gton, Georgia
ceebaeaoben Cobs, Shucks and Molasses oe 5. ee
S FEED MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee * Fiber High eae e 6 25.2
ncle Don 18%. Dairy Feed . G 18.0 25 15.0 niinahanadioadeastahe
: Protein Low F 17.2 3.0 11.6 PELHAM OIL AND FERTILIZER een Pelham, Geor
: ae : : gia
feeds as declared 1 feed as declared a S
RS FEED AND SEED, Sylvania, Georgia J. D. PERKERSON'S SONS. Austell. Georai
: : : gia
feeds as declared : 2 feeds as declared
1 ERS MILL AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, Dudley, Georgia PILLSBURY MILLS, INC., Clinton, lowa :
feeds as declared 6 feeds as declared :
oo. PREMIUM FEED MILLS, Conyers, Georgia
oe eecwred 1 feed as declared ee
MERS PRODUCTS COMPANY, Thomasville, Georgia RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri a : .
eee Mest : G 45.0 31 feeds as declared Ae
Protein Low F 44.4 6.8 6.0 ng
ROBERTS RICE MILLS, INC., Weiner, Ark ae
MERS SEED AND FEED COMPANY, Fitzgerald, Georgia OT ia oe iad aera! : 7
: feed as declared
RODNEY MILLING COMPANY, K City, Mi i
IMERS SUPPLY SERVICE, Hawkinsville, Georgia 1 feed as declared ea ae eres
feed as declared i
; ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia
ight Milling Company, Augusta 2 feeds as declared
feed os declared .
SARGEANT CITRUS PRODUCTS, INC., _ Lakeland, Florida :
MBEAU MILLING COMPANY, Phillips, Wisconsin Sargeant Brand Citrus Pulp i GS 60 3.0 16.0
Pulverized White Oats with Wheat and Barley G 10.0 2.5 15.0 * Fat Low F 6.8 2.6 10.7
* Fiber High 10.2 3.4 16.0
: SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee
\T RIVER MILLS, INC., Bainbridge, Georgia 1 feed as declared
4 feeds as declared
SESSIONS OIL MILLS, Enterprise, Alabama oe
SVILLE MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia 1 feed as declared
feeds as declared :
E. C. SMALL ALFALFA PRODUCTS, Eureka, Kansas
1ERAL FOODS CORPORATION, Battle Creek, Michigan 1 feed as declared
feed as declared
SMITH FARM SUPPLY, Reidsville, Serrgic
GIA RENDERERS, INC., Rome, Georgia - 4 feeds as declared
feeds as declared i
; J. ALLEN SMITH AND COMPANY, Knoxville, Tennessee
ot oe GROWERS, Moultrie, Georgia. 1 feed as declared ;
as d s
SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia
ISLAND CITRUS COOPERATIVE, INC., Umatilla, Florida Stivers Best Wheat Brown Shorts G 16.6 3.5 7.5
olden Gems Sweet Dried Citrus Pulp G 6.0 2.5 11.0 * Protein Low F 15.6 5.3 6.3
* Protein Low F 5.7 3.8 9.5 Pure Wheat Bran G 145 3.5 11.0
* Fat Low F 15.6 3.2 10.1

ND HUNTER COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois 2 feeds as declared
feeds as declared

VALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin - Fort Valley, Georgia





SOUTHERN COTTON OIL DIVISION, Greenville, Mississippi; Macon and Savannah,
Georgia; Decatur, Alabama.





































































O feeds as declared : 44% Protein Solvent Extracted Soybean Meal . pe = ao
* Fiber High 6, i ;
Aaa Senleelge Hartwell, Georgia 6 fecde ax docicza
SOUTHERN FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, INC., Orlando, Florida
Bets Sete Tennessee b Ld ci declared
; SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Geergia ee
pe? Feep store, ING., Hiawassee, Georgia a iced cs aorta | =e
ERNATIONAL STICK FOOD CORPORATION OF GEORGIA, Cairo, Georgia eerie. a re oe COMPANY, Spartanburg, South Carolina
feed as declared eeds as dec
RNATIONAL STOCK FOOD CORPORATION, Waverly, New York oe jangr ee COMPANY, Maron, Georgia baat i
feed as declared a 5 feeds as declare pee ,
. A. STEPHENS MILLING COMPANY, Register, Georgia
6 aa COMPANY, Rome, Georgia Big Ben Snep Corn oe G 8.0 2.5 11.6
esata * Protein Low 35 32 2,308
4 a Pn, MILUNGLING., Anleets, Ceorale | SUMTER MILLING COMPANY, Americus, Georgia :
as declared 1 feed as declared
e E NILL ING. Soizenifis, Georgia | SWIFT AND COMPANY Albany and Augusta, Georgia; Selma, Alabama;
feeds as declared Chicago, Ilineis
ONIA ROLLER MILL, INC., Lavonia Georgia 4 feeds as declared
A feeds as declared TRAYLOR'S FEED MILL Carrollton, Georgia se ae
irgini I Crushed Snap Corn and Melasses . e
EY . ZOMNSON AND COMPANY, INC., Roanoke, Virginia a Pe Protein Low F 68 2.1 6.9
as declared 1 feed as declared
MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee : .
: AYNE COUNTY MILLING COMPANY, Jesup, Georgia ;
feed as declared . Wayco: 40% Hog Concentrate G 40.0 1.5 9.0 ss
IANA STATE RICE MILLING COMPANY, INC., Abbeville. Louisiana; * Protein Low F 39.1 5.1 8.6
Crowley, Louisiana
2 feeds WEAVER MILLING COMPANY, Ocilla, Geergia
ellis 1 feed as declared
pa pe en nore Pee WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama :
: poet Uncle Sam Chick Starter and Grower . = 7
LEN FEED essee; Fort Wayne, Indiana * Fiber High : : F eS
C . A oor 2
ETON MILLING COMPANY, Mableton, Georgia oc 2 | as
; alii 18
ING COMPANY, LYD., Augusta, Georgia 7 7 Penalized
Poul Mixer (35%). as ee 26 - 60 Other Viclations _- ; : tak a 26
, . Fiber High, ps yu ulet Spence. ee ss TOTAL : $a As.







o Cornish bantams,

~~ old, $1.50:

te Laneny. lder
hi

: piher reeds,

stock bantams.

old,

Shy

PAGE EIGHT

POULTRY



FOR SALE



rooster
and 3 hens, 2 yrs. old, $7.50;
5 roosters and 6 pullets, 5
pee. oid $1.50 ea; 1 Golden
Sebright rooster, 1-1/2 yrs.
9 half grown Se-
brights, $1, ea, FOB. Guy Ma-
this, Davi dor,

Purebred selected quality
bantams, young and yearlings
breeding stock, best blood-
ines, Modern game, Blue
Rose Comb, Partridge Wyan-
dottes, Choice Show cocker-
els. Henry Kiser, Ruby St.
Gainesville.

Harly 1959 puepred -ban-
tams, Blae: ochin, Black
Tail Japs, Anconas, Old Eng.
ame, Rl, Reds, Golden Se-
rights, $6. trio; day old 75c:
white, purple speckled quines,
80 eaj ducks turkeys, white
or bronze, 75e. Ship $5. or
ore orders, W. R.. Long,
Woodstock,

Bantam fowl, rare breeds in
& Black and
ite uangshans and White
Crested Black Polish
Priced according to age. Have
ill ship. Write
red Bilal 515 Crescent
five, Chickamauga,

Purebred heavy type Dark
Cornish hatching eggs, 15,
$1.65, and my cartons to be
returned at once at buyers
xpense; also, 5 nice, young
ens, same breed, $11. or $2.25
ea. M.O. only. Miss Cora B.
eee Rt. 1, Box 35, Ty
y. :









lalock,



Araucanus (Easter Ege)
hickens, ready to lay, $10. pr.
xp. Col; hatching eggs) pink

and blue), 65e ea. parcel post
repaid; Also Dark Cornish
ulldog type bantam chickens,
urebred, $6. pr. Exp. Col.
Broney Order. Mrs. Addie A.
Edwards, 716 Myrtle St. N. E.,
Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4-5152.

Araucanus (Haster Egg)
chickens, 8 wks. old, $5. pr;
5 wks, $3.50 pr. Ship Exp. Col:
also, hatching eggs, fertile and
fresh, 85c ea. plus 8 per egg
for postage. Harvey Grizzle,
23 Fairview St. Cartersville.

Araucanus (Easter Egg)
ehickens, lay col. shelled eggs.
@ wkg old chicks, $1.25 ea:
Exp. Col. in light crate. Hatch-
ing eggs, $5. doz. postage paid.

obby Roberts, 816 Cassville

d. Cartersville.

Sebright bantams for saie

at my home. All young hens

eo roosters. John Bone, 947
- Richmond, Macon.

Purebred Golden Sebright
bantams, hens and roosters.
$1.50 ea; eggs for setting, $1.
doz. at farm. Mrs. T. W. New-
some, Sandersville.

Silver Duckwings, Old Eng.
BBs. Cornish game, Buff
Cochins, ea. $5. pr. All Show
h Can't ship:
John A. Kinsey, 318 Crown
St. Dalton.

Dark Cornish bantam pul-
Jets and cockerels, $2.75 pr.,
$1.50 ea. at my place on Chaly-
beate Rd. J. G. Willingham, Rt.
1, Manchester,



GL -6988. |



50 White Lace Red Cornish
bantams, also 25 Chukar quail.
All, young and old and cheap.

_ Lester Cordell, Rt. 1, Chicka-

mauga. Ph. 4284.

Pure Dark Cornish cock-
erels, large big bone type,
long yellow legs, $2. ea. in lots

of 2 H. W. Thurmond, Farm-

ington,..-



Cornish pullets, roosters and
hens, 8 mos. old, 75 and $1.
ea: 4 onebe hens, $1. ea. Trade
for Old Eng. and Bulldog stv.
and pentane of any kind.
[rocker ell, 2677 Pharr Ra.

,, Atlanta 17. Ph DR. 7-
4390, ip i 5



1 game cock, one half Clar-
et and one half hatch, 2 yrs.
$4.; 1 grayR.H. cross,
2 yrs, old, $3. R. UL. Griffin,
Oak St., Gainesville.



5 young laying game hens,

. $1. ea. at my place, 1 1/2 mi.

West Fairburn, Hwy. 92. E.
E. Ae Rt. 2; Fairburn. Ph.
6477,



wi. gtarted pullets: 5,000
twelve wks. old, 1,000 twenty

wks. old, at my place. Select

what you want. Chas. Higgins,
PE 3, Bee, Ph. 537.





MARKET BULLETIN

White Leghorns, 50e ea. at
farm. Ernest B. Brooks, Rt, 1,
217, Marietta. Ph. 8-0967.



* About 35 mixed hens, now
laying, for sale. Mrs. Bessie
Cook, Rt. 2, Old Bill Cook Rd.,
College Park.

10 Parmenter Red cocker-
els, 8 mos. old, $3. ea. 2 for
$5. FOB. No chks: Ira A. Dai-
ley, Rt. 1, Palmetto. Ph. 5542.

2 guinea hens and |] guinea
rooster, $5. Ella Henderson,
Rt. 1, Rocky Face.

BB Bronze grown turkey
hens and gobblers, $5. ea: also
1959 pullets, of all sizes: No
shipping. H. E. Hagerty, Hast-
ings Bridge Rd. Rt. 2, Hamp-
ton. Ph. Jonesboro GR 8-8648.









35 turkeys, March hatch,
$1.50 ea. at farm. Cannot ship.
Mrs. Cecil Dominy, Rt. 4,
Eastman.

POULTRY

WANTED





Want 1 grown tom turkey.
State price age and kind. Mae
et Rt. 5, Lyons. Ph.

Want some young = laying
hens, near Columbus. Mrs. W.
A. MeGuffey, 1013 54th St.
Ph. FA 2-8505.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Bobwhite quail, just hatch-
ed to grown stock, Per No.
36; Cornish bantam baby
chicks, Ringneck pheasant
baby chicks and some grown.
Priced according to ace and
size. Ship Rwy. Express only.
C. E. Duke, 1803 Bouldercrest



Dr. -S. E. Atlanta 16; Ph. NEA:
7-1665.
sev. hundred Bobwhite

quail, from 1 week, 35c ea, to
griwn. birds, $1. ea. Permit
No. 8. Flight pen raised and
disease free. W. Z. Page, 2125
i... St., Columbus. Ph. FA 2-
5896.

Bobwhite quail, day old, 35e
ea., $35. C; 3 wks. 55c ea.,
$04. C; 5 wks. 72 ea. $65. C:
12 wks., $1. ea. $80. C. Exp.
Col. Money Order. T. L. Del-
ton; P:-O. Box 49: Fort Val-
ley Ph. FA: 5-5195.

Bobwhite quail hatching
eges from stock improved 39
yrs. and 1 to 3 ozs. above aver-
age, shipped pp; $150. M: $18.
C,; day: olds--quai $40.
young quail, all ages. Free
color photos. Wm. A. Thomas,
Box K, 421 Mark Bldg., At
lanta. Ph. MU 8-0866.

Bobwhite quail, 1 week to
Jaying birds, Permit No. 21;
also 9. Chukars, half grown.
R. J. Oakes, Box 170, Milstead.

Bobwhite quail, young birds
priced according to age and
size. Permit No. 46. C. D.
Tarpley, Rt. 1, Lake Harbin
A Ph, Stockbridge

Northern Bobwhite quail,
mated, $3.50 pr: day old, 35c
ea; 5 wks. 65c: 8 wks., 75c ea.
Exp. Col; hatching Bobwhite
eggs, 20c ea: $19. C. Parcel-
post PP. Money order. Miss
Eve Wallace, 716 Myrtle St.
N.E Atlanta: 8. Ph. 4-5152.

Young blue Peafowl, Arau-
canus, Black Cochins, = Eng:
Pouters and Fantail pigeons,
Araucanus hatching eggs,
White Crested Black Polish,
half grown, $5. pr; Golden
Sebright roosters, cheap. S. J.
Griener, 1394 Northwest Dr.
N.W., Atlanta 18.

20 Chukar partridges, 1959
hatch, lay next spring, $2. ea.
Will not shin; also 1 home-
made brooder, suitable for
baby chicks or birds, $20: S.
R. Brown, 368 9th St. N.E., At-
lanta 9. Ph. TR. 4-3927. ,

Large number White King
and auto-sex pigeons, cheap.
G. E. Gillespie, Rt. 3, Macon.
Ph. SH. 2-4933.



















10 pigeons, $3.50 for lot.
Will not ship. Ronald Jones,

RED 1. Fort. Valley, Ph. TA

5-2869.

Black Dutch rabbits, 4 mos.
old, nicely marked, large to
age, $3. ea. does or bucks, R.
Dream af a oe y, Rt 2.



| Wrigatsyille, -

ES CNS a ty at



Ringneck pheasants, all ages.
Bargain price lots of 12 or
more; 1959 hatch Bobwhite
quail and Chukars, priced ac-
cording to age; few 1959 hatch
White Jap. Silkie Bantams,
$4. pr. for the select. Per. No.
87. 3.7. Taylor, Rt 2s Fort
Valley. Ph. TA 5-5804.

Young rabbits, 6-8 wks. old,
$1. ea. White, Gray and Black.
Will ship. Trade for guinea
pigs (cavies). C. R. Philpot,
2377 Summit Ave., NW., At-
lanta 18. Ph, SY 4-0009.

3 senior N.Z. White does, $6.
ea. 1 pr. 5 mos.- old buck and
doe, ready to breed, $10.; 13
N.Z. W., 2-mos. old, $4. pr:
Will ship. All ped. and papers
furnished. Norman Pulliam,
215 Skinner Rd. Augusta. Ph.
RE 6-1790.



Nice fat fryer size buck rab-

bits, 15, wt. 4-5 lbs. ea., $1.-
$1.50 ea; also 14 frier chick-
en pullets and cockrels, $12.-
50. or $1. ea. Chas. B. Sum-
mers, Rt. 1, 1381 Lee Rd. Ma-
bleton.

N.Z. White rabbits, 12 wks.



J old, $1.50 ea. Cecil Gunby, Rt.

1, Sharpsburg.

20 grown rabbits, 18 does,
2 bucks, White, Brown, Gray,
$40. for the lot. L. E. Akins,
Rt. 2, Byron, Ph. WO 3-3314.

N.Z. White rabbits, some ex-
cellent pedigreed bucks, ready
for service, with quality breed-
ers. C, W. Page, 149 North
Ave., N. B, Atlanta 8. Ph.
TR. 4-6452,

Rabbits, Gray and Brown,
6-8 wks. old, $1. ea: guinea
pigs (cavies). $2.-$2.50 ea; red
and white spotted, some solids.
Trade for giant White King
pigeons; also, like to hear
from parties having purebred,
mated White Kings. P. W.
Wills, Jr., 2239 Nelms Dr., S.
W. Atlanta 15. Ph. PO 7-9036.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

WANTED











Want trio Ped. N.Z. Red
rabbits. If not within 65 mi.
radius Thomaston party will
have to ship, Write what you
have and prices and informa-
tion. Horace H. Turner, Box
4, The Rocks.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





California multiplying beer
seed, 35c start, 3 starts, $1.
Mrs. R. A. Nolen, Rt. 1, Bu-
chanan.

Elecampane, Catnip, Hore-
hound, Balm, Feverfew, T'an-
sy, Applemint, Calamus,
Houseleak, Spearmint, 25c
rooted bunch; Scullion sets,
10 doz; Garlie bulbs, five cts.
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Ralph
Williams, Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.

3 large nice print sacks, 1 of
a kind, 3, $1.60 PP; nice quilt
scraps, print and ete., 1/2 lb.,
$1. PP. Mrs. W. Y. Summers,
Rt. 1, Newnan,

Honey: del. by mail 3rd
zone, 1959 crop, in tin, 10 lb.
pail, $3.80, 5 1b. $1.90: Col-
lect by Exp. 12, 2-1/3 lb: jars,
$9,; 24, 1 lb. jars, $7.: 12, 1-1/2
Ib. jars. $4.50, and 6, 4 Ib.
jars, $9. Curd Walker, Rt. 2,
Adrian.

About: 50 bu. pears, $1.25
bu. and cut price to truckers.









A. R. Adams, Hortense.



North Ga. comb Honey, by
case and cash only, 6, 10 Ib.
tins, $16.20 in glass, 6, 5 tb.,

$8:103.1 25 2214/2, 1b. $8: 70: 12,
2-1/2: Ws $8388: 12. 2 lbs:
S712, v1 /4 Ibs. $4-96= 12;
1 tb.,. $3.96 and 24, 8 oz., $4.65.
W. R. Smith, 2330 park Ave.,
pW Atlanta, 15,3Ph. PO: 6-
6671.



New Sage, just picked,
washed and shade dried, $1.25
Ib., 35e at. Add postage. Mrs.
J.J. Carter, Convers.

Yellow root and Heart



Leaves root, 4 lb. lard boxful, |

$1. PP. Mrs. E. M. Sutherland,
Rt. 1, Ellijay.

Unwashed solid white feed
bags, 100 lb. ecap., 20 ea., in
lots of 12 or more. PP. Eve-
lyn Bramlett, Margret.





Electric livestock clipper
and 1 set of extra blades, in
good cond., $35. 8. B. Adair,

Gray.



Ornamental pepper seed,
from 15 states, mixed, $1. pkg.

PP. Mrs. R. @. Miller, Rt. 2,
Acworth.

Yellow root wild Cherry

bark, and May apple, 4 lb.,

$1.25. Noel Crump, Rt. 2; Talk-
ing Rock.

A-No. 1 pure Georgia Cane
Syrup, case of 12, 1/2 gals.,
$8.50, case of 24. qgts., $10.
None shipped. Send cash with
truck. Ross Swann, Dawson. _

" Long handled gourds, 25 ea;
Yellow root, $1. lard box ful.
Add 10c postage on ea. Mrs.
Roy T. Pruitt, Rt. -f, Buford.

Concrete base for Well curb,
4 in. rise around the hole for
sealing well curb. Cheap. J. B.
Underwood, 2249 Bradley St.
S.E., Atlanta 16.

A=T> pure Gas Cane syrup;
Cs. of 12-one-half val. $8.50;
Cs. of 24 Qts., $10, Cash with
truck. None shipped. Ross
Swann, Dawson.

Blue Gill Bream fingerlings,
for sale or trade for beef cal-
ves or pigs of equal value.
Truck delivery. Lanier Crait,
Clayton.

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED









Want a few gallons of Figs
for home use. State when and
where figs can be picked up
and price. Mrs. E. L. Rawls,
4120 Peachtree Rd. NE, Apt.
1-C; Atlanta. 19; Ph. CE. 7-
5798.

Want Figs and Grapes for
home use. State price and
where they can be picked up.
Mrs. H. L. Davenport, 215
Elberhart Dr., Hapeville.

Want a farm bell. State:size,
cond. and price. Mrs. Colan
Taylor, Metter.

HANDICRAFTS

FOR SALE







Nice new print, dbl. bed
size quilt, heavy pad, $5 and
60c postage; also, tops, nice
new material, dbl. size, nice
prints, $4.50; corduroy tops, $5
Mrs. Roy T. Pruitt, Rt. 1, Bu-
ford.

Sev. vanity sets, crochet flat
work, 2 pe. 9 x 12, one pe.



7 x 12 in white, or 2 colors, |

ea. with matching 15 in. doilie,
$3 set. del.; other doilies. Out
of state orders accepted. Mrs.
I. M. Sullivan, 124 W. Chand-
ler St., Carrollton.

jes, $1.50 ea.; three 3 pc, e







































































Wednesday. August

Average size crochete
bedspread, popcorn stitch,
ecru 6 pc. chair and sofa
$1.75; pillowcase trimmin
set; white vanity sets, $1,
vanity turtle pillow,
Add postage. Mary T
Eastanollee.

Print aprons, ric rac
tape trimming, some orgar
in lace trimming, $1 ea.
postage; hankies with tatting
edge, $1 ea. Mrs. C. F. But
Rt. 7, Moultrie. a

Dbl. size bed quilt tops,
good cotton scraps, $3 ea. p.
30c postage. No checks. M
H..C. Westbrook, Rt. 2, Cy
ming. Le

4 dbl. bed size quilts,
of all new cotton mater
filled with new cotton, ent
ly machine made, $5.50
Add postage. Mrs. H. G.
ley, Sr., Rt. 1, Kingsto

Crocheted 3 pe. vanity s
set crocheted, 15 in., ros











vanity sets, crocheted edgi
$1 set; grape crocheted, 15.
doily, $2.50; 2 print an
solid aprons with bibs, $1
PP in Ga. Send MO, fi
Bradley, Rt. 2, Waco,

Pillowcases, $1 set; dia
shirts, 5 $1; bonnets, $1;
of week dish towels, $1. Ad
postage. Nell Bennett, Rt.
Box 21, Oakwood.

10 yds. fancy tatting, 5 y
all white and-yellow = wh:
fancy pink, and 3 yds. all
ors, all dbl. and 50c yd.; a
7 yds. white, single tatti
30c yd. Mrs. G. C. Clifton,
3, Box 157, Millen. i

New hand made

and padding, $6 ea.; 3
emb. vanity sets,
$1 set; white crocheted f
bowls, $1 ea. Add_ post
Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, ]
58, Ellijay.

Emb. pillowcases with
cheted edging, $1 set: e
dish towels, set of 7, $1; q
patch aprons, 75c ea.; clo.
bags, made like little d
75 ea.; diaper shirts, al
ors, 5 $1. Add _ postage.
Floyd Major, Rt. 8, Gain
ville. ce.

Hand made dainty Klee
holders, made of nylon |
lace and flowers, $1.50 ea.
J. L. Owens, Rt. 2, Box
Milledgeville, Ph. 2-4332



Soft, washable lamb sg:
hand laced, baby Mocc
pink, blue or white, sn
med. or large, $1.25 ea. PP
giit box. Mrs. Edgar Watk
Rt. 3, Calhoun. ee













FROM VIRGINIA TO TEXAS,
MORE THAN SO PILOT
FORESTS HAVE BEEN SET
UP BY MEMBER MILLS OF
THE SOUTHERN PULPWOOD
CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION,

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