Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1960 February 24

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner






























) 1 she certain use of their farm
nts in order to prevent reduced
nts for future years, John F. Brad-
ministrative Office of the Agricul-
ization and Conservation State
Re. stated this week,

cotton allotments will be re-
re the farmer fails to plant at
or cent as his allotment or where

tton evict who plan to plant their
allotment do not need to take ac-
ing to Bradley.
he farmer knows that he will
per cent of his allotment, he
elf and at the same time help
on farmers in the county by re-
otment for reapportionment
ms. If the cotton allotment is
to he ASC County Committee,
: of planting history as
s any. for his county
















i IN. oe TO eae PRO-

the 1960 allotment for your
be used as your farms allot-

e Sisaont if you = the fol-
eee

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1960

NUMBER 4

_ COTTON ALLOTMENTS



AEN. 40 the |. .

ALLOTMENT BASE FOR.





Agricultural

CALENDAR

FEB. 26, Georgia Farm Products Sale Pa-
vilion, Thomaston - Southeastern Region-
al Shorthorn - Polled Shorthorn Breeders
Spring Show and Sale.





FEB. 28 - MAR. 1, Eolo Hotel, Natchez,
Miss. Annual Convention Southeast-
ern Pecan Growers Association.



MAR. 8, Coastal Plain Experiment Station,
Tifton Inspection of Sale Bulls - Gain
Evaluation Test Program.



MAR. 9, Coastal Plain Experiment Station,
Tifton - Sale of Gain _ Evaluation Test
e ~ Program Bulls.



MAR. 14-15, Americus - 11th Annual
State Spring Barrow Show.







57 Nutrena Feeds Now

OK For Sale In State

Nutrena Mills Inc., of Minneapolis,
Minn., has been cleared to sell some 57
different livestock and poultry feeds in

_ Georgia.

An additional 23 Nutrena feeds are
now being checked to determine whether
or not they meet the manufacturers
guarantee as to ingredients listed on the

~ label.

Microscopic examination of several
Nutrena feeds a few weeks ago revealed
that six of the feeds did not include in-
gredients listed on the label. The dis-
covery resulted in the suspension of Nu-
trenas license to do business in Georgia
until the feeds could be checked to de-
termine labeling as to ingredients.

TRACE ELEMENTS

Trace elements essential for plant
growth are: copper, manganese, boron,
iron, zinc, and molybdenum, say agrono-



_ mnists, Agricultural Extension Service.

These elements are necessary for plant
growth, but are required in much smaller
amounts than other elements.

a



Georgia, First:

@ BROILERS @ PROTECTED FOREST LANDS @ PIMENTO PEPPER
@ PEANUTS. @ IMPROVED PECANS : @ NAVAL STORES

New Planting Methods
Will Be Demonstrated

A series of meetings for showing im-

proved planting methods that will save _

time and money will be held for Geor-

_ gia farmers in March, according to C. W.

Chapman, State Conservationist, Soil
Conservation Service, Athens.

J. T. McAllister, Soil Conservation
Service Equipment Engineer, Orange-
burg, S. C., who has done much to de=-
velop the new technique will supervise
the demonstrations,

Corn willbe planted in stubble or resi-
due from previous crops, or in winter- -COV- |
er or grazing crops, without prior land pre-
paration, A rotary disk lister-planter with
hard ground opener will be used.

The saving of land preparation costs
and getting crops planted on time are
important in lowering production costs,
Chapman said. The new equipment can
be used to plant soybeans, sorghum, and
millet directly into small grain stubble
after combining.

With this method, called mulch tillage,
plant residues can be kept on the surface
of the soil. This mulch is beneficial in sav-
ing moisture during dry periods and de-
laying weed growth. As the mulch decays
organic matter is added to the soil, and
soil condition is improved. Burning of
crop residues is not necessary when this
method of planting is used.

With the elimination of the prepara-
tory practice of burning, plowing, har-
rowing, and disking, farmers can plant
crops at the most opportune time, The
mulch cover left by previous crops or
weed and grass growth is retained to
give maximum protection to the soil.

Dates and locations for the demonstra-
tions are: Mar.1, Moultrie; Mar.2, Val-
dosta; Mar. 3, Tifton; Mar. 15, Metter; Mar,
17, Waynesboro; Mar. 29, Homerville, and
Mar. 31, Lyons. Farm locations andthe
hours during whichthe demonstrations
will beheld willbe announced by local
SCS offices. Farm equipment dealers will
be asked to participate.

The practice is being widely accepted
by soil conservation district cooperators
in the coastal plains area of the State.












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AFFILIATE: MEMBER

PHIL CAMPBELL

Editor

GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

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FARM WORK

WANTED



41 yr. old, single, white man
wants dairy job with room,
board and $50. month salary.
Can drive truck, tractor and
ee all farm equipment.
oe B. Brown, 806 Conley Rd.
oe Atlanta 15 Ph. MA 7-



Man and wife want job on
farm. Exp. raised on farm. Do
anything around stock, chick-
ens, broilers, ete. Can't drive
tractor or truck. Have to be
moved. Prefer near Marietta

r Atlanta. Virgil Dickerson,

oe St. N.W., Atlan-

Single man age 28 yrs.,
wants job on a farm, for room,
oard and salary. Sober and
onest. Raymond Presnell,
003 Bethel Rd. W. Bain-
ridge.

Married man with 3 chil-
farm 5-14 yrs. wants job on



farm. Prefer chicken farm.
Weekly salary and 4 R. house.
Wife can also work 4-5 hrs.
Gaily. Thomas Hitt. 434 Capi-
tol Ave., S.E., Atlanta 15.

FARM HELP

WANTED





Want at once middleaged,
healthy, white woman to live
@n farm with elderly woman
nd do light farm work. Room,

oard and $50. mo. Mrs. S.

Smith, Rt. 1, Oak Dale
Rd., Smyrna.



Want nice, middleaged
white woman to live'on farm
with family of 3 adults and
help with gen. light farm
work. Room, board and small
ea C, T. Ferguson, Rt.

, Duluth.

Want farm operator and
manager for 300 acre farm.
Must be able run self and have
credit. Family man only. Good
opportunity. Write. Hamilton
Hicks, Jr., c/o . C. Felt, 424
Wlorida Ave., S. E., Atlanta 16.



Want middleaged couple
for 35 acre farm. 4 R. house,
electricity. Share 50 - 50on
farming and tenant may use
land and pastures for his ac-
count. Also regular wages
when doing extra work for
owner. Must be permanent
and have good Ref. Write ful-
ly. J. A.. Anguedas, Rt. 1,
Lawrenceville,

Want small family to work
small crop, about 35 acres
peanuts and some corn, with
tractor, and some extra day
work. E. G. Perryman, Bene-
volence.

SPECIAL NOTICE

We regret exceedingly the
necessity of holding over
certain type notices, from
publication, from several of
the recent past issues:

However, eligible notices
received will be published
in due courseas soon as
possible. E. H.

EQUIPMENT

WANTED





Want transplanter (pepper
setter), that can be drawn by
mules or tractor. State price.
aa Baleman, Rt. 2, Hart-
well,

Want feed mixer and syrup-
ang attachment. Louis Cook
Rt. 1, Box 87, College Park.

Want bush an? wood saw
with two, 16 in., automatic
type wheels. T. A. Denson, Rt:
2, Box 227, Rossville.

Want cultivators for 1951
Farmall cub and _ fertilizer
distributor attachment. State
price and cond. H. W. Hazel-
rigs, Rt. 1, Tucker.

Want single harrow and
spring tooth harrow with 3
point hitch on each. Henry



Rowell, 3507 Elliott Cir.,
Chamblee, Ph. GL _ 17-3828
(Atlanta).

Want one Jerald pony cart,
for 48 in. pony. State cond.
and price in first letter. Ben
Hill, 2641 Bob-O-Link Dr.,|O



Macon, Ph, SH. 5-5394.

Want one Rite-Way milking
unit in good cond. Willie L.
Robinson, Rt. 7, Game iG
Ph, LE. 4-7833.

Want ram for pumping wa-
ter. Will come after and pay
reasonable price. E. J. Bagley,
Box 146, Adairsville.

Want deep well pump. Must
be in good cond. Advise make
and best price. A. J. Swan-
son, Fairburn, Ph. 7129.

Will pay $125 for used
spring tooth, All Purpose,
plow; also, want bush and bog
harrow and bush hog cutter,
three point hitch. P. A. De-
foor, Rt. 3, Austell, Ph. 2262.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE









Cattle

Reg. white faced polled
Hereford bull, 2 yrs. old, wt.
about 750 Ibs., deep red color,
$175 at my place. D. W. Wil-
son, Rt. 3, Douglasville, Ph.
WH. 2-2743 after 6 PM.

Reg. Brahman bull, 6 mos.
old, champion bloodline, $150
without papers, $165 with pa-
pers. Very gentle and weaned.
J. C. Otwell, Rt. 4, Box 217,
Newnan, Ph. AL. 32 1216.

Pure white face bull, 20
mos. old, wt. 1,000 lbs., $175
FOB. P. J. Sewell, Lavonia.

5 dbl. Reg. Polled and horn-
ed Hereford bulls, 8 to 21 mos.
old, top bloodlines, well built.
M. B. Carter, c/o Carter Farm,
Woolsey, Ph. HO.
(Fayetteville).

15 Holstein, Guernsey and
Jersey milch cows, close up
springers, 1st and 2nd calf,
some purebred. Bob Lane, Rt.
1, Franklin. 2

Several extra good Reg.,
polled Hereford bulls, from
weaning age to 2 yrs.:old. All
are very red and stocky. Win-
ton C. Harris, Rt. 1, Screven,
Ph. JU. 4-2312 (Odum).

Reg. horned Hereford bull,
calved May 23, 1959. Of Lar-
ry and Duke bloodlines and
from an outstanding sire that
weighs 1,800 lbs. Carl Ro-
berts, Ball Ground.

Several high bred Holstein
heiffers, all vaccinated, will
calve in 10 to 30 days, $185
to $225; 4 yr. old Gurnsey
cow, vaccinated and will
freshen in 2 wks.; Reg. Gurn-
sey bull, about 3 yrs. old, with
papers, $200. J. P. Simpson,
Rt. 2, College Park.

Reg. horned Hereford bull,
calved Dec. 3, 1958, of Rollo
Domino and Woodrow Mis-
chief strain, $200. E. C. Daw-
son, c/o Holly Oak Ranch, Rt.
+ cae 21, Alpharetta, Ph. GR.

Reg. Angus bull calves, 8 to
12 mos. old. Officially calf-
hood Bangs vaccinated, from
clean h er d, championship
bloodlines. W. T. Torgesen,
c/o Whistle Top Farm, Cor-
nelia.

Reg. Black Angus bulls, 8-
1/2 to 9:1/2 mos. old, Eillen-
mere breeding and other fine
bloodlines. Excellent confor-
mation. Carl: Newton, 992
Luliwater Rd., NE, Atlanta,
Ph. TR 4-6386.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

Good gray horse mule,
works anywhere, extra good
for plowing, for sale or exch.
for small Reg. polled Here-
ford or Angus bull or Shet-
land pony. Paul Anthony, Rt.
3, Buena Vista.

Horse that children can
work or ride, works anywhere,
wt. 1,000 lbs., about 10 yrs.
old, $100 H. J. Slate, Rt 1,
Box 171, Austell, Ph. 4539.

2 Shetland mares, good
conformation, size and color,
3 and 10 yrs. old, one taffy
colored with light mane and
tail, other black. Mrs. W. E
Baker, Jr., Rt. 3, Stone Moun-
tain. Ph. HI. 3-6708.

At Stud: Reg. Tenn. Walk-
ing horse, Reg. No. 550659.
Mares boarded. Guaranteed
service of stallion which is
proven sire. Barn open for in-
spection. Ben Hill, 2641 Bob-

O-Link Dr., Macon, Ph. SH.











5-5394,

+

1-5041 | 2649

.|name, prices start at $25.00.



Brown and white Shetland
pony for sale. Julian Bee
Rt. 2, Culloden, Ph. 695-M-4
(Barnesville). Hopewell Rd.).

Black mare, 4 to 5 yrs. old,| 2 bred Duroc sows to fi
750 to 800 Ibs., gentle, rides|row in March; also, 2
and plows, $150. Located 3 or}|Reg. Duroc gilts, bred to Ma
4 mi. N. Thomaston on Del-|ter Velvet and a few ope
ray Rd. R. T. Pressley, Rt, 1,|sows. Priced reasonably. |
Box 91-A, Tomaston. ry Harrell, 603 Gill St..,

lehurst.

Shetland pony, partly broke,
for sale. Carroll Ashworth, ae Reg. spotted Ch
1. Dacula, Ph, TH, 3-4431, | backed by the best

some meat type
At Stud: Dynamite,


























































pharetta





sade from weaning to 200
Shetland stud, copper sorrel,|better; boars from
WMT, 34-1/2 in. Mares board- to 125 Tbs., brothers to ch
ed no mares accepted over 42] pion. Lamar Altman, Rt
in.; also, small studs, fillies| Alma, Ph. FR. 5-2918 Ape
and i ponte ee all hurst). :
under 40 in ucker Perry,

; Reg. Spotted Pounds
Kelly, Ph. 5052 (Monticello) inale Hoses ready eee ery

after 7 P. M.. meat type, from best
Sorrel mare mule, Wt./ lines. Priced reasonably
about 1,150 lbs., gentle a n_d/farm, located 1 at Se
works good. T. L. Bryant, Rt.|on 41 Hwy. G. E - Co e
j, Gainesville. Hahira, ~ a os

Grade and Reg. Shetland sexes,
pony mares, grade Shetland ore pies, pen = for Cl
fillies and stud colts. J. H-ljerg 3 wks. old Feb. 196
Stephens, Social Circle, Ph. Sired by Grand Cc

At Stud: Reg. 5 gaited ow ve
American saddle bred stal- | McDonald, Jr., Rt, 1
lion, Reeves Majesty Genius, | Ville, Ph. GL. 2-276
No. 34816, sired by Peter Duroc b o a rs and
Genius, out of Miss Lida Pea-| wormed and treated, $15
vine, grandson of Kings Gen-| Frederick Zipperer, Box al
ius. Standing at my place.|Guyton (15 mi. SI
Miss Becky Bentley, 1119|Hwy. 30
Barnes Mill Rd., Marietta, Ph. Torkchire disper

8-7125. sows, gilts, boars, all
2 fine mare mules, equally| Bargain priced for quic
matched, 1,200 Ibs. ea., 10 =|also, Durocs and Yorks
12 yrs. old, will work any-jall ages. Finest _bloo
where. Miss Bess Westmore-|from disease free herd.
Jand, Rt. 4, Cleveland, Ph. 5-}ed to sell. Pho

3 : Ursrey, Hazlehurs







Swine

Reg. Landrace boar, 5 mos.
old, from top bloodline, also
choice gilts, approx. same age,
unrelated to boar. H. M. Ed-
wards, Rt. 1, Winterville, Ph.
Ri-2- 5717. : fer, bred ean fa

Reg. Landrace boar, ser-|ning. R. urtis, F
vice age, for sale. Clay May-|t00. Ph. Madison 2603
ae Rt. 2, Gray, Ph. YU. 6-

Want quality Hoists

Reg. Black Poland China pendable stock, Not x

males, 35 choice open gilts, 100 mi.
trom=5 to. (7 mos. old. Farm rie Pc sy eat
located 12 mi. E. Ocilla on ens:

Ocilla - Douglas Hwy. Cla-
rence H. Paulk, Rt. 1, Wray,
Ph. HO. 8-3460. ; price and location. Roy



Reg. Hampshire boar, 16 |/@nd. 2743 Seventh St.
mos., old; 2 Reg. Hampshire Atlanta _15. Ph. PO 6

sows, already bred, 1 mo.| Want horses also
gone, 18 mos. old, $40 ea. can|mares to board. Excellei
furnish papers. Curtis Britt,|ture, stall feeding
500, 5th Ave., Thomaston, Ph. cross-country riding
MI. 7-7641 after 4 PM.

Cherry red Durocs, bred to
farrow late Feb. and March;
also, a few nice, 80 to 100 Ib.,
open gilts. J. H. Donaldson,
Ft. Valley (7 mi. E. on Hwy.

96 at Houser Mill Site). im tae
y
Reg. Yorkshire hogs, a few a SS

service age boars, some sired
by Copperdale Chamy, a Cert. oS png poe

meat sire. Albin Maret, c/o
Maret Farms, Box 272, Hart- aes

well.
Fe ALR ee tad, CK
30 Hampshire pigs, $16 pr., brood cows ith

e poe iy . eae
nderson, Alpharett
Ph, GR: Waste ee

een I UO ae a
32 crossed Duroc and Po-
land China pigs, avg. 60 to
70 Ibs. Casterated and treat-
ed for Erysipellas. Warren L.
Wells, Rt. 6, Macon, Ph. SH.

3-8931.

- Ph. Madison 2603.

OIC breeding stock, meat
type and lard type, either sex,| Want one anaes *
shoats, 6 mos. old, wt 100-120] purebred, not Re
Ibs., $30 ea.; pigs, 6 wks. old,|doe (goat) or a
unrelated, $20 ea. All Reg., Toggenburg cr
treated and crated, shipped|anan, to come fresh
FOB, cheaper at farm. For in-|now to May Ist, for 1
terview see any morning. Paul|time and from high p
J. Cain, Rt. 1, Commerce. stock. J. W. Cartledge:

Reg: SPC boars and giltgi-0) oe

best bloodlines. Booking or-
ders for Reg. pigs, be ready
at 8 wks. old, on Feb. 25. See
at my place. George Ferguson,
Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

Reg. Landrace,' Service age
boar and gilts, from popular
bloodlines. Reg. in buyers

burg, Saanan er

FOR a

Several hundred |
lots, white lady
from weeviles, No. 1
ing, Germ. 71
Germ. 79 pct. Mrs.
Rt. 1, Grayson.

Indian corn,
bright colors and
with papers or on without |}90 pct, 50c teacup:

M. T. Courson, Hazlehurst.

4 cherry red Duroc males
mos. old; 4 gilts, 6 mos. Sid
Reg. in United Duroc Assn.,
$35 ea. with papers; 30 males

squa
and gilts, 2 mos. old, $20 ea.

ers, Box 37, Mershon (on



Hwy. 32).



-

;

papers at farm. Weath-|tin or Dipper : |
/

et





ne, 5- e #t.
$6. C. stalks at Bed.
human, Ellabell Ph. 3-3286
(Pembroke) (On U. S. Hwy.
280 at Black Creek School).

a
average,
WG






len Crease Back
; Germ. Pee.; White |
~ Garden bean
87 pct. Both old
ler, good variety
rge cupful; also large
Sunflower seed, 30c
ae _ Mrs.

ee eee ms |

alt Runner. Garden
mee Germ 79

tage. Mi
PRt . 1, Ball Ground.

Bahia seed, re-



and hard seed,

noxious weed,

ese share i "
or Shurley,
Ph. HO. 5-3408.

eu Adel. "Will
i ery

ae acres Kudzu, $6.,
UT aes gathers and
. Allen, Will-

orders only. Ay
1675. ia Rad.
tlanta 1

aragus crowns, 25, $4.;

ae 3d _doz.;

ryme, Garlic plants,
1eading Collard
Onion plants,

: Caron Poa
chinese cabbage, nest

Bed. | Za, $27.

ee oon
Burnsed, | Ellabell, Ph,
2 Pembroke). :

. 95 pet.: - Stripped
20 cup, 65c

| del. Mrs. Leila Phil-|

1, Royston.

tender bunch: bean

6 wks. pink peanut half
aoe cupful; good,
een pod okra,

id postage. No

z oo see.
















ere Germ
Tb. 5 Ibs. $1.50: Hick-
cag Sree eee P.
. age.
: aad Rt (F, Bail et

ficks Broadleaf tobacco
96. pct. Germ., 99.58
sample, 35c; ounce,
eee. Blackshear.

e White Half Runner

ed Germ., 76 pct. and

; len Bunch bean

as cup, a in 2 en
| up. e. Mrs

(Fred) Franks s, Hi-

: seed












per

oe test- | Rt.

On 4 pet.; No.
c os pee No. 3, Germ.
: "5, Germ, 94 pet.,
each kind, 50c
sed, stam









Purity 97.89 pet., |.

|Himalaya Blackberries, 6

Peppermint,

1}Coastal Bermuda,

Good, tender, Cornfield: bean
eckle Cutshorts,
Germ. 77 pct.; mixed Cut-
shorts and Crease Backs,
Germ. 80 pct.; White Cuts-
horts Germ. 73 pct.; White
Half Runner Garden beans,
Germ, 92 pct. All 65c cupful
each. Add postage. Mrs. Pres~



ton Southerland, Rt. 3, Elli-
jay.
Cert. bunch Puerto Rica

sweet potato seed. Kept pure
from vine cuttings. D.

ed Shaw, Due West Rd., Rt.

a
Kennesaw, Ph. 8-7962 (Ma-
|

Pensacola Bahia grass seed,
3| Geren 75. pet., 30c Jb. FOB.
No less than 100 lbs. shipped.
Have about 6,000 lbs. M. J.
Gaddis, Box 124, Quitman.

Few old eae Red Goose
Plum trees, 2, $1. No person-
4c|al checks. Enclose postage.

Glen Holton, Box 454, Soper-|$

ton.

Mastodon

everbearing
Strawberry _planits,

ae :
$1:
Hazlenut bushes, 6, $1.; Blue-
berry bushes, $1. doz.: Mus-
cadine grape vines, 6 St.
May Cherry trees, 30c ea. Aad
postage. ei P. Malachi
Smith, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Hunt grape vines, 1 yr.,

)| well rooted, 10 Hunt and 1

male vine, $5.50 PP 2nd zone.
Miss Vautelle Holland, Win-

der.



Cert. potato plants, now
booking orders for del. April
Ist. Ga. Reds or Copper Skins,
$4.50 M. Special prices on
larger lots. J. H. Williams,

-|Alma, Ph. 4441.

Tenn. Beauty Strawberry
ated $1.50 Es PP. Mrs. H.
R. Roper, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Se bery. Se Blackberry
bushes, $1.; bearing size
Puen icberey bushes, 75c doz,:
tame Strawberry plants, 75
C. All well rooted. Add eee
age. Mrs. Frank Parks, Rt.
Ellijay.

Hunts Muscadine grape,
"| pearing size plants, 25c ea.
if bought by doz. 1 male plant

i#free. Too large to mail. Mrs.

Ollie (Myrtle) Pace,
Dallas. -

Hie 2s



wh FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE



Hay, per ton: Coastal Ber-
Hae $23.; Sericea Lespede=
mixed Coastal and
Crabgrass, $20. All well fer-
tilized and of good quality.
Prices FOB barn at Cuthbert.
Donald Peavy, 4015 Crest-
Seay Dr. Columbus; Ph. FA

Coastal Bermuda hay, high-
ly fertilized, no rain, square
bales, $25, ton. Leon Ensz,

Stapleton. Ph. MA. 7557
(Louisville).

12 tons Coastal Bermuda
hay, $27.50 ton. Clare.ce
Rig Rt. 1, Montezuma. Ph.

Coastal Bermuda hay, high-
ly fertilized, no rain, $30. ton.
M. T. Courson, Hazlehurst. Ph.
IWE 5-2589.

Choice hay, 100 tons, high- | Mrs

ly fertilized, well cured,
$30. ton;
second cutting Alfalfa, $35.;
mixed Coastal Bermuda and
other grass, $25. Square bales,
ave. 40 lbs. At barn at Tara
Farms. W. S. Chandler, Rt.
1, Calhoun. Ph. MA 9-5173.

Baled oat straw and wheat
straw, suitable for bedding or
mulching, 50c bale at my
barn, 70c bale del. within 25
mi. A. J. Swanson, Fairburn.
Ph. 7129.

Large quantity choice Coast-
al Bermuda hay, cut. and
baled _ without rain, heavily
fertilized. Winton C. Harris,
1, Screven. Ph. Juno 4-
2312 (Odum).

Bahia grass hay, highly
fertilized, full of seed, $25.
ton at my barn; also other











ditypes of hay. Will del. short



distance at reasonable prices.
Carl P. Sa 507 So.


































































































Lesp
za aed Without rain, $30.
ton at barn. Will del. reason-
able distance. Mrs. W. A.
Estes, RED Ellenwood. Ph.
GR 4-4694 (Stockbridge).

POULTRY

FOR SALE






_ Fancy bantams, 10 varie-
ties to select from, finest show
birds, reasonable prices. Rais-

jing prize winners for over 56

yrs. Fred Thompson, Clark-
ston, Ph. HI. 3-9147.

1 pr. Jap. Fantail, mixed
bantams, 3 roosters and about
9 pullets, 50c ea. for lot: 18
game pullets and 2 roosters,
Clarett and Clippers crossed,
$1. ea. C. E. rock, 1520
Cedar Grove Rd., Conley.





- Araucanus chickens, lay-
ing, $12. pr.; hatching eggs,
5 cols., 50c ea.; Dark Cornish
bantams, bulldog type, lay-
ing, $6. pr.; N. H. Red pullets,
2. ea.; Exp. Col. Send M. O.

Mrs. Addie A. Edwards, 716
Myrtle St., ay Ss Atlanta 8,
Ph, TR. 4-5152



Bantams, extra nice, includ-
ing Golden, Silver Sebright,
Mille Fluers, Silver Duck-
wing, .B: .B. Reds, Hamburgs;
also, Indian Mukee pigeons,
located oe mi. N. Rock
prings. Harry Hooper, Hwy.
27, Rock Springs. ms

Exhibition type bantams
in Black Rose Combs, white
crested Black Polish, Laken-
velders, black Old English
games, black and white Lang-
shans; cockerels in Silver
Pencilled Wyandottes and
Birchen modern games. Will
ship. Fred Blaylock, 515
Crescent Ave., Chickamauga.

Nice, large 2 yr. old, pit
game cock, ar white Hackle
and 1/2 R. H., $4; also, brown
Red_ cock, $5. Cash or M. O.
Rivlas Griffin, 12 Oak St.,
Gainesville. os

15 pure Dark Cornish hens
and 2 cockerels at my farm,
.|$1.50 ea. Mrs. Thomas Rowe.
Glennville. .

Game chickens, cross Shawl
necks and Grist Gradys, stags
and cocks, and few young
hens. Reasonably priced at
farm. Hiram Ledford, Rt. 6,
Marietta, Ph. 9-6930.

Pit games: Red Fox, Grays,
Claret, white Hackle and
Hatch, cocks and stags, some
good hens. Sell all at bargain.
B. H. Bookmiller, Lackey Rd.,
Woodstock, Rt. 1, (off Arn-
old Mill Rd.)

Giant Black Minorcas,
breeding cockerels, $5. ea.;
hens, laying $3. ea.; trio, $10.;
eggs, 15, $3. PP. L. B. Mil-
lians, 105 Temple Ave., New-
nan.

12 young White Leghorn
hens, laying 100 percent. S.
E. Jackson, Rt. 2, Fayetteville,
Ph. HO. 1-4372.

Approx. 290 Babcock Bessie
White Leghorn hens, now lay-
ing 70 pct., $175. for lot. V.
B. ao: eee Roe ods
Ph. WH.

125 or more Leghorn
pullets, 10 mos. old, $1.50 ea.
Mrs. Arletta Spears, Rt. 1,
Cordele.

50, AAAA, white Leghorn
pullets, $1. ea. at my home.
. A. B. Payne, Rt. 2, Box
144 Temple. se

50 or 60 one yr. old White
Leghorn hens, laying about
70 pct. E. S. Faucett,. 5990
ret Rd., SW, Atlanta

Donna rooster and 8 hens,
good layers, $10. or exch. for
good, healthy, 75 lb. or more,
feed shoat. At my place, 9
mi. N. Waynesboro. Mrs. W.
B. Bethune, Hwy. 56, Mc-
Bean.

20 Black Minorca hens, 3
Brown Leghorn hens, all in
production soon; 4 black Mi-
norea roosters; also, 10 hole
metal nest and 1 metal au-
tomatic feeder, all for $35. or
will sell a
Higley, Rt. 4, LaGrange, Ph.

U. 4-4183.

65 hens, just started laying:
also, 10 roosters, $1. ea, for
lot. Ruth Langley, 1936 Flat

E ee Rd., SE, Atlanta 16,

- MA. 2-8159

a.



" Several AAAA Teena: aosts

Want 1 or 2 white Chinese



ly Reds, $1.50 ea. H. oy White, | geese. Advise price and
6900 Campbellton SW, | tion. Mrs. Nola hinley oct
Atlanta 11, Ph. DI, 4- yen Springs.

12 choice hens, April 1,} Want 2 or 3 White Jap,
1959 hatch, cross N. H. Reds/Silkie bantam hens, in oF
and Barred rocks, color|around Augusta. Reasonabl:

black, laying 90 pct., brown

$1.50 ea.

eggs,
E. W. Reid,

Dr., Stone Mountain, Ph,

3-6107.

Come after.
5615 Memorial

HI.

300 egg strain stock, big,
best quality and production,
best breeding possible, trio of

Rocks, $6.; 6

Reds, cockerel

free, $12.; 60 Leghorns, lots of
10 or more with cockerel, $15.
All young, laying fine. Mor-

ris Sanders, Glenwood.

6 White Rock roosters, 7

mos. old, 50c ea. at my
Mrs.
poosa.

home.
George Siceloff, Talla-

Black tail Jap. bantams, $2

ea., $5. trio; also,

peafowls,

Blue India Coo Sc ayrs:

old, $20 ea.
avonia.

9
a

bie Crafty Rt:

Purebred Golden Sebright,
hens and roosters, just start-
ed to lay, Rose comb, 1959 hat-
ched, $1.50 ea. Ship in light
erates. Marvin Newsome, San-

dersville.

30 small type

bantams,

mixed, part or all for 50c ea.
at my home. Mrs. Jake Willis,

Box 504, Soperton.

3 Cornish, bull
bantam roosters,
purebred, $2 ea.,

dog type
1959 hatch
$5 for lot. C.

L. Willborn, Rt. 1, Hartwell,

Ph, FR, 6-2374.

6 red feather legged, buff

roosters, $1. ea.;

9 common

bantam rooster, 50c ea. C. R.

Cowis,
Box 49, College Park.

Mallory Rd. Rt. 1,

Araucanus, in bantams and
standard, some tailed and tuf-

fed, some
eggs, blue and green

rumples, $5 pr.;

col.,

$2.50 doz. C. C. Hudson, Box

324, Hinesville.

20 black Cochin bantams

and 12 white Cochins

all

purebred stock, $1.25 ea. for

lot. Will not ship. L. G. B

urks,

Rt.- 3, Old Durand Rd., Pine

Mountain.

10 Silver Lace Wyandotte
hens, $1.25 FOB; 5 deck Oakes

brooder,
ed, $40. at my home;

Rt. 2, Lula.

thermostat controll-

also,
want 8 hole hog feeder
good cond. Mrs. Ethel Jones,

in

Guines, over 7 mos. old al-
most ready to lay, for cash.

Come after,

no letters

or

Sunday sales. L. Douglas Grif-
fith, Rt. 1, Dallas near Cross

Rds. Community).

5 tame Mallard drakes, $1.

ea. or $4. for lot. J.
Rt. 1, Ocilla.

B. Paulk,

6 white African guinea hens
and 1 rooster, $1.50 ea. Will
ship Exp. Col. N. G. Forester,

Rt. 2, Buford.

5 turkey hens and 1 tom,
April, 1959 hatch, $3. ea. Can-
not ship. N. L. Teagle, Rt. 1,

Pitts.
Mallard ducks,

starting to

lay good, 26 ducks and 10
drakes, $3. ea. or $85. for lot.
W. E. Standhardt, 1883 Dres-

den Dr., Atlanta 19, Ph. ME.
6-6837.
7 turkeys: 8 hens and 2

gobblers, $8. ea. at my home,

7 mi.

from Tarver and 8 mi.

from Haylow. Changler Reg-

ister, Haylow.

9 geese and ganders, large
type, white and colored,
ea. at my farm near Eastman.

M.
Ph.

Mrs; Y.
Eastman,
(Chester).

4 pr.
pr.; 20 mixed chickens,

Edward L. Cole,

Muscovy ducks



5485

18

Rt. 1,

Panola Rd., Ellenwood, Ph.
GR. 4-4508 (Stockbridge).



POULTRY

WANTED



Want to hear from party
having old time Dom game
chickens. No white ones. Hen-

ry M Mozeley, Toccoa.

"Want trio of Clairborn game

and trio of B. B.
State breed and price.
aN



NW, Atlanta 18, Ph:
72,

Red ne
1400 Northwest Dr.
SY;

Cc
4-

priced. E. J. McMahon, 192
Chistes Rd,, Augusta.

Want 10 Buff Cochin pul-
lets and 1 rooster or 10 parte
ridge Cochin pullets and 1
rooster. Robert C. Dowda, Rt.
3, Austell.

Want 1 Allen Roundhead
rooster ready for service H. W.
Driver, Box 139, Avondale
Est., Ph. DR. 7-5182.

Want prs. of Mallard ducks,
white guineas, quail and eggs.

Best prices. Mrs. J. R. Clarke,

Rt. 1, Box 235, Jasper,

Will trade 3 deck chicken
brooder for 12 bantam hens
now laying or will buy 12
common bantams near Atlan-
ta. C. R. Philpot, 2377 Sum-
mit Ave. NW, Atlanta 18,
Ph. SY .4-0009.

GAME. FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





3 pr. working, mated hom-
ing Pigeons, best bloodlines,
$10. G. B. Howell, Rt. 2, Box
786, Albany.

Chuckar partridge breeders,
unrelated prs., $6. pr. FOB.
B. H. Sharpe, 1935 Columbia
Dr., Decatur.

800 to 1,000 Bobwhite quail,
good feathered and flight con=
ditioned, some select birds for
breeders; quail eggs now, $20.

per M. Permit No. 63; also,
Mallard ducks, $5. pr. C. L.
Cawthorn, Riverdale, Ph. Gr.
8-8106 after 6 PM.

Northern Bobwhile quail
breeders, $3. pr., Permit No.
7: also, Ringneck pheasants,
$5. pr. Will exch. pheasants
for Silver hens or Golden. 1
cock 3 hens. M. E. Samples,
581 Stewart Ave., SW, At-
lanta 10, Ph. JA. 4-9003.

Extra large, 1959 hatched,
Northern Bobwhite breeder
quail, improved 40 yrs. 1 to
3 ozs heavier than average
Hatching eggs from such quail
in season. Permit No. i. Free
color photos and wt. certifi-
cates. Wm. A. Thomas,
K, 421 Mark Bidg., Atlanta.
Ph. MU. 8-0866.

Bobwhite quail,

Northern :
mated, $4. pr.; Permit No,
103; white doves, $5. at
Ringneck doves, $3. pr.
Chukar partridges, $6. pr.}
Exp. Col. Send M is

Eve Wallace, 716 Myrtle
NE, Atlanta 8, Ph. TR.
fC esamne nmee
10 New Zeland White rab-
bits, 10 wks. old; also, 2 does,
3 bucks, purebred. G. R. Jones
Rt 3, McDonough, ph. 4024
(Hampton).
60 does, New Zeland an
Calif. purebreds; 8 bucks and

all Gaees. Ruelee Standridge,
Rt. 4, Commerce, Ph. . Be
Bos.

bit, Belgian hare, :
Brewer, Rt. 4, Box 183-B,
Griffin, Ph. 6986.

Nice, fat, black rabbit,
yrs. old, $3. Bill Faith, 559
Glenridge Dr., NE, Atlanta
5, Ph. BL. 5-1745.

= GAME, FOWL, efc.

Phillips, Rt. 5,
EL, 1-

WANTED

Want grown quail and come
mon pigeons. Michael Vone
Motzeck, Rt. 2, Cobbham Rd
Thomson,

MISCELLANEOUS



FOR SALE
No. 3 Ross Meehan fa
Kell 18 in. at bottom, $20.00

here, C. H. Hicks, Reynolds.

Yellow root, freshly oue
and washed, 4 lb. lard boxfu
85c; Catnip, match boxful, 25el
tame Gooseberry plants,
Birch bark, 25 eae
Add postage. Mr:



Martha Walker, Rt. 5, Box 5
Ellijay.

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Cotton Allotments.

(Continued From Page 1)

of your farm allotment provided
the entire allotment was not re-
leased for both 1958 and 1959; or

MISCELLANEOU

FOR SALE



Yellow root, freshly dug



- gnd washed, 85e for 4 lb. lar
oxful. Ad postage. rs;
ewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58,
dlijay.

80 white chicken feed sacks,
100 lb. cap., nice, smooth

loth, 25c ea. Will ship COD.
rompt shipment. Mrs. G. M
Reece, Rt. 2, Blairsville.

Unwashed, white, feed bags,
$20 ea. in lots of 12 or more;
washed and ironed, $3.15 doz.
PP. Evelyn Bramlett, Margret.

Jerusalem Artichokes, $1.7
al, PP 2nd zone; $7.00. bu.
xp. Col.; Hunt Grape vines,
yr., well rooted, 10, $5.50
be 1 male cutting included.
autelle Holland, Winder.

ew crop Stuart pecans, 35c
b. plus postage. J. M. Nall,
11 Spring St., Austell.

5,000 nice creosoted pine
posts, from 2-1/2 to 12 in. dia.,
lengths. 6-1/2 ft. and 8-1/2 ft.
corner posts. Virgil S. Steele,
M. D., 9th Ave., at Church St.
Eastman.

5 or 600 cedar fence post,
7-1/2-8 ft. long. Olin Moon,
Rt. 3, Conyers.

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED





Want some Velvet okra and
pole Lima bean seed. Mrs. H.
E. Bolin, Rt. 1, Box 685 Au-
gusta.

Want -old fashioned little
red yam, and old fashioned
Spanish sweet potatoes, for
bedding. Pete Joiner, Rt. 3,
Eastman.

Want 10 Ibs.



apple dried

s/fruit of first quality. Make

best reasonable price, H. F.
Seay, Rt. 2, 3917 Panthersville
Rd. Ellenwood.



57 lbs, yellow Beeswax, 65c
b. at-my place. W. T. Hol-
biodk Rt. 2, Clarkesville, Ph.
-5188.

Honey bees for sale. Ber-
nard Mangham, Rt, 1, Molena.

All sizes and shapes gourds,
15c to 50c; buckeyes, five
eents ea., 40c doz. on large
sizes; also, old iron kettles
for syrup ete.) in good shape,
4. . P. Smarr, 412 Neely
Ave., East Point. :

Martin gourds, medium
size. 35c; large size, 50c. Add
ostage. Jim Westbrook, Roc-
ky Face.

Jumbo Bushel gourds, 4 to
6 fi. around, $20 and $25 ea.
or exch. for other gourds.
Lewis Morgan, Rt. 4, Way-
~ gross. Q
Old style, country cured,
ak smoked meat, guaranteed,
nams, 85c lb.; sides, 60c lb.
hioudlders 60-lb. E.
tcrom: 10 to: 25-lbs: RC;
Hurst, Rt. 2, Meigs. -

Nice country hams, 75c lb.;
ome nice shoulders, 50c lb.

ill not ship. Located 3/4 mi.
. of Yonah on Homer Rd.
Comer Meeks, Rt. 1, Alto.

A. No. 1, 100 pet. pure, Ga.
ane syrup, case of 12, 1/2
yals., $8; case of 24 qts., $8.50.
one shipped. Ross Swann,
awson.

Old fashion ribbon sugar
eane and old original soft
eo chewing cane. Banker











efore cold weather. L, I. Wig-|5

ins, Rt. 2, Meigs.

Several hundred gals. old
pure Ga. sugar cane syrup,
ostly in No. 5 friction top
an, 90e gal. or 85c gal. for
ie 100 cases, 12 qts to case,
959 Ga. pure cane syrup, $5
ase. All FOB. L. H. Eden-
ield, Rt. 3, Box 177, Metter,
h. MU. 5-1083.

5 Dipper gourds, $1.50 PP to

- 8rd zone; popcorn, mammoth
sunflower and red cinnamon
Vine seed, 2 doz. 15c and
stamped, self - addressed en-
velope. Mrs. Genie Sanders,
Rt. 2. Buchanan.

_Martin gourds, 15-16 in.
cir. 15c ea; 17 - 18 in. 20c; 19 -
20 in., 25c; 21-22 in. 30c; 25-

0 in. 50c ea. Add postage,

rs. W. E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Box

150, Camilla.

Country cured hams, wt. 10-
0 lb. oe ae Wilk ship, Wm. E.
anier, . 2, Box 84, Metter.
h. MO 5-1015. Fe

Black walnut meats, $1.25
Jb. PP; also 5 and 10 Jb. lots,
$1 lb. plus postage. Prompt
shipment. Mrs, Boyd Nichol-
on, Hiawassee,

Yellow and sassafras root,
4 lb. lard box full, freshly
dug and washed, $1; raspberry
plants, 6, $1; Mtn. huckle-
berry plants, 85 doz. Miss
Odell Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay,






Want 1 large truck load
Pine Straw del. to me. Con-
tact. Rutledge Tufts, 585 Dut-
ch Valley Rd. N. E., Atlanta
9. Ph. Tr 6-4146.

Want the improved white
Spanish peanuts. Edd Prath-
er, P. D. Box 322, Ttate,

Want home grown Sage.
Write amount and price. Peg-
gy Gailey, Rt. 2, Commerce.

Want .some new goose or

duck feathers. T. C. Mooney,
Rt. B, Ellijay.

Want 20 bales good Crab

Grass hay, cured without rain..

State prices del. and at barn.
Jos. M. Rudisill, Rt. 2; Hiram.
Ph, 5402 (Powder Springs)

Want purple blossom
streaked half runner garden
bean seed. Mrs. W. L. McClel-
lan, 1088 Edna Place, Macon.

Want the Sucker tobacco
seed (when it is topped it will
sucker one time and when
sucker pulled off one time will
not grow back). Give price on
teaspoonful. Dock Thomas,
Blairsville.

Want 2 sweet pomegranate
bushes. State price. Mrs. J. B.
Hankinson, Rt. 1, Thomaston.

Want 1 or 2 hives Bees in
pat. hives, near Augusta. G.
S. Campbell, Rt. 4, Box 517,
Augusta.

Want long slim gourds,
grows about 5 ft. also all var.
gourds. State quantity, kind
and price. Jacob Manning, Rt.
. Waycross.

Want 1 ton Lespedeza and
1,000 Ibs. Pnnsacola. Bahia
grass seed. Quote cash prices
and germination. Paul An-
thony, Buena Vista.

_ Want 1 cup of ea. old fash-
loned_white and purple blos-
som Eng. pea seed. Quote pri-
ces. Mrs. I. M. Helton, 1168
Fevevieville Rd. S. E. Atlanta



a aa aes

Want 1 teaspoonful Yo Yo
pepper seed. Mrs. Lindsey
Fowler, Rt. 5, Canton. :

Want metal fence posts.
State length, size, age, price,
and location. Vernice Mobley,
Rt. 2, Buford.

Want trade Eng. saddle for
a Western, saddle. Mrs. Wy-
man atthews, Tho ton,
Ph. MI 7-4670. oe

HANDICRAFTS

FOR SALE





Small and med. size aprons,
40c ea, 6, $2.20: childrens
aprons, 25 ea.; ruffled pil-
lowcases, $2 pr., 3 pr., $5
childrens dresses, sizes 2 yr.
old, $1.25, stripes, checks,
prints or solids. Add postage.
Miss Odell Parks, Rt. 3, Elli-
jay.



(4) If the total of the acreage actually |
planted to cotton plus the unplant- |
ed allotment you release to the
county committee plus the credit,
if any, earned under the Conser-
vation Reserve Program at the
regular rate, is as much as 75 per
cent of the 1960 farm allotment.

Humpty Dumpty pajama
bags, arms, legs and jackets
made of prints, checks or sol-
id cols., emb, head and face
on white. All 10 in. back zip-
per closings, made of good new
material, $1.50 ea. plus 10e
postage. Mrs. W. J. Suggs, Rt.
1, Chickamauga.

Nice, new, homemade,
quilts, full dbl. bed size, nice
material, prints and solids,
good cotton padding, quilted
by design, Hope of Hartford,
Friendliness, Friendship, $12.-
50 ea.; I Gentlemans Bow
Tie, $8.50; others at $6.50. PP
in Ga, Miss Mabel Mathis, Rt.
5, Box 57, Ellijay.

Afghan, 45 x 60, all wool, 3
ply yarn, 3 shades green and
1 row white, zig-zag pattern
and one 45 x 60, yellow and
black, 4 ply yarn, plain pat-
tern, $40 ea. No checks. Mrs.
R. B. Brown, Rt. 1, Bowdon.

24 in., dbl. diamond design,



doilies, $2.25 PP; grape de-.

sign doilies with the grapes
in blue, $1.50 ea. PP. Mrs. J.
L. Garrett, Rt. 1, Box 108,
Warm Springs.

Crocheted doilies: rose
pleated, pineapple ruffle, star
ruffle, ea., 15 in., $2.00; pleat-
ed vanity set, $3.50; pleated
centerpiece, 28 in., $5.00; cro-
cheted pot holders, 75c ea.;
rosebud doily, 15 in., $2.00.
Add postage. Miss Lois Spears,
Rt. 1, Finleyson.

All wool, crocheted, afghan,
Granny Squears design.- 52
x 65, matching pillow, 14 x
17, 25 to 30 bright, well blend-
ed, cols., edged and scalloped
in black, $38.75 PP. Miss Ma-
mie Anderson, Box 56, Elli-
jay.

Crocheted tablecloth, 14 x
30 in., daisy maize design. $3
ea.; 13 in. doily, pineapple
and shell design, $1.00 ea.; 1
oblong crocheted TV doily, 14
x 18 in., pineapple design,
$1.25. Add. postage. Mrs. J. D.
Ellis, Jr., Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Emb. pilloweases with cro-
cheted edging, $1.00 set; old
fashion bonnets, $1.00 ea.;
clothes pin bags, made like
little dress, $1.00 ea.: aprons,
small, 50c, med., 60c, large
75c. Add postage. Mrs. Floyd
Major, Rt. 8, Gainesville.

White crocheted bootees,
trimmed in pink, blue, yellow
green, 75c pr.; bibs too match,
both for, $1.00; white crochete.
ed lace for pillowcases, $1.00





pr.; red and yellow huck
towels, $1 ea.; white linen
handkerchiefs with tatting

edge, $1 ea. Add postage. Mrs.
H. H. Robinson, Rt. 1, Monroe.

White pillowcases, emb.
and crocheted edge, $1; broad-
cloth cases, emb. and crochet-
ed, $1.25; aprons, small, 50c;
med., 75c; with bib, $1; dish
towels, day of wk., $1.00;
bonnets, old fashion, $1, print
or plain. Add _ 30c postage.
Nell Bennett, Rt. 1, Box ail;
Oakwood. ~

See te Saget st bias Nadab eh

Baby shoes, made from very
soft, washable, lambskin, in
blue, pink or white, $1.50 pr.
PP. Ann Daniels, Talking
Rock.

Pe eee We Mae Mt PL VPN OS

New, handmade quilts, dbl.
bed size, print and solid, cot-
ton padding, Monkey Wrench,
Gentlemans Bow tie, $8 ea;
Dbl. Wedding Ring, Basket
design with applique handles,
$12 ea. Add postage. Mrs,
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58,
Ellijay.

Nice, new, handmade quilts,
of new print and solid mater-
ial, good cotton padding, fan-
cy designs, Dbl. Wedding
Ring, Chip - Basket with ap-
plique handles, Dutch Doll,
applique, $12 ea.: also Gen-
tlemans Bow Tie and Monkey
Wrench, $8 ea. Add postage.

Miss Marie Mathis, Rt. 5, Box $2

59, Ellijay.

peta Rares ik FLIP eS

2 quilt tops, 1 part applique,
81 x 90, $3.00, other 72 x 90,
$2.50. Mrs. Joe Casteloe, Rt.
5, Moultrie.

solid pink Dutch Girl and 1





3 yds. all col. dbl. tatting,
50c yd.; 7 yds. single tatting,
white, 35 yd.; 4 yds. dbl.
white, 50c yd.; also, 12, 100
lb. cap., feed sacks, unwashed,
25c- ea; All PP. Mrs. G, <@-
Clifton, Rt. 3, Box 157, Mil-
len. : ee

2 white, muslin, dbl. bed
size, quilt tops, 1 Dutch Girl,
all cols. with solid pink ap-
plique, 1 fan, all cols. with
rose, $7 ea. Mrs. Troy Staten,
Box 65, Chatsworth Rd., Dal-
ton.

3 pe. chair set, $3.00; book
markers, 15c ea. Add postage.
No checks. Mrs. W. T. Lang-
ley, Rt. 3, Box 385-A, College
Park.

White, cotton, crocheted, ba-
by shoes, either pastel or lace
trimmed, $1 pr.; rayon boucle,
crocheted, baby shoes, white
or baby colors, $1.25 pr. Add
10c postage per pr. Elizabeth
Coleman, Rt. 1, Box 205, Dan
ielsville Rd., Athens. ;

Medium and large aprons,
all new prints, in matching
cols., rickrack and bias bind-
ing trimmed, some emb., 50c
ea. $6.50 doz. Mrs. J. A. Vin-
son, Bonaire.

Hand crocheted orlon capes,
black or white, pineapple de-
sign, $6.00 ea. Mrs. Everett
Hunt, Rt. 4, Blairsville.

2 white muslin dbl. size ap-
pliqued quilt tops, 1 print and







Fan, print and solid, $7 ea.
Mrs, Lillie Pittman, Box 65,
Chatsworth Rd., Dalton.

Dbl. bed size quilt top,
small umbrella girl, appliqued
on muslin, set together with
print, dolls dif. cols.; Dutch
Boy to match, large size top,
boys dif. cols. Gena Bigham,
Box 69, Chat. Rd., Dalton.

Quilt tops of print scraps,
some patch work design,
others pieced in blocks, $2 ea.;
white flour sacks with flow-
ers and borders, odds, 25c ea.;
2 alike, 75c; odd daisy print
feed sacks, 30c ea. Add pos-
tage. Miss Gennia Brown, Rt.
1, Ball Gound.

Crocheted baby bootees, $1;

crocheted baby sacques, $1.26;|-
All|.

crocheted baby caps, $1.
nylon thread. Mrs. Nora Wa-
ters, 603 S. Court St., Quit-
man.

Crocheted table cloth, pine-
apple design, 65 in., square,
$15. Mrs. Cerna Starks, Rt. 1,
Ellijay.

Chair and sofa sets, 9 pie-
ces, white $4.50; colored,
$3.75; hot dish mats to match,
$1 ea.; ecru 3 pc. vanity sets,
$1.50; col. centerpieces, $1.25.
Add postage. Mary Tumlin,
Eastanollee.

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Pillowcases, emb. or patch
worked, $1 pr.; scarfs of
sheeting, 50c ea.; broadcloth,
75e. All emb. and crocheted
ends; pastel aprons, emb., 60c;
baby pillowcases, emb., 40c;
clothes pin aprons, 50c. Add
postage. $5 orders PP. Mrs.
i Haynes, Rt. 7, Gaines-
ville.

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Dbl. bed size quilts, all made



of new prints, $6.50 and up.}

Add postage. Mrs. Annie L.
Walker, 932 Walnut St., Ma-

con.

Crocheted tablecloth, 59 x
72 in., $25; crocheted flat doi-
lies, dif. designs, 12 in., $1;
14 in., $1.25; 16 in., $1.75. Add
postage. Mrs. Sallie Wright,
Morgangon. ; ;

So f t, washable, genuine
lambskin, hand lace baby
moccasins, in blue, pink and
white, sizes, small, med. and
large, $1.25 pr. PP. Mrs. Ed-
gar Watkins, Rt. 3, Calhoun.
oe ees

Nice, large, dhl. bed size,
quilt tops, some all wool, some
of rayon, cotton and nylon,

50 ea. and 30c postage;
hooked rug of all wool thread,
oval shaped, 56 in., Regal
Beauty pattern, $35. Mrs. G.





_ Bradley urged all cotton
now know that their allotme:
be planted to visit the local ASC
and release their allotment to the
ty Committee or discuss their in

farms position with representatt
the local ASC County Office.

Nice, new print aj
ea. Add 25 postage
rons. Mrs. Ozie W.
Bowdon. pe

Dbl. bed size, w!
spread, nice design,
fringe, $45; large s
centerpieces, $2;
centerpieces, $1.50,
white with col,
trimming for pillowe
in. size, $1; handke
with crocheted edge, $1;
size dish rags, 75c. ig
Hester, Blakely.

9 quilt tops, dbl. be
pieced of new prints,
signs, $3 ea. or 2, $5. A
postage. Miss Mabel Parr,
15: Reynolds: 2t2 4.3%

Little girls, nice pr
es 1 - 6 yrs. $1.50 ea
organdy tea aprons, s
with automatic machi
ea. Add postage. M s
Crowe, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Dbl. bed size quilt t
cotton prints, $3 plus 30
tage ea. Mrs. H. C,

brook, Rt. 2, Cumming. -
Hand crocheted b
open work, of |
thread, 85 x 90 in., wt.
$37.50 plus postage o
Mrs, Luther R. Pritch
D, Carrollton. sie
Pillowcases of good
ial, bordered desi
ors on white and co

1, Cumming. ~

rial, yellow,
green and brown, wa:
$4.00. Add postage.

Watts, Red Oak.

tops, made of goo

| scraps, dif. pattern

or 3, $5. Add postag:
W. Loggins, Gaines

Crocheted baby
pr.; bibs to match
white or pastel cc
aprons, 75 ea.;
with crocheted edge,
3, $1; sun bonnets,
postage. Mrs. B. C.
Rt. 7, Gainesville.
_Dbl. bed size
pieced from best sc
feed sacks) $3.50 ea.
$6.50; 3, $10 Prepaid

ersville.

New print quilt tops,
print quilts, heavy cot
ded, $6 ea. and 60c
Mrs. Roy T. Pruitt,
ford.

Dbl. bed size~ quil
Fancy Flowers, Jap
Crazy Loons, Morning
and 7 other dif. p:
$2.50 ea. Add postagi
Alma Pharr, Rt. 1, Can

Novelty pot oe 18

patterns, 25c ea.

postage. Mrs. W. Ww.
Rt. 5, Ellijay. |



E. McCoy, Davisboro, :



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tage per pr. Mattie Duran, Rt.

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