Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1960 May 11

hi Farmers

Bulletin

Commissioner











eorgia for 1959 set a new record high
= with a total of 303,031,000 birds.

os This was the ninth consecutive year
_ that Georgia has led the nation in broiler
_ production. Arkansas was the second

_ ranking state followed in order by Al-



-sissippi.
_ Gross income from broilers produced
; in Georgia in 1959 amounted to $153,-
_ 000,000. This is a decrease of $11,521,000
~ from the 1958 income of $164,521,000 but





| Agricultural

| CALENDAR

_ | May 13 = 15, Rock Eagle Park, Eatonton -
.| Chapter Meeting, Soil Conservation
Society of America. ;



| May 14, State Fair Grounds, Macon -

Georgia Purebred Sheep Breeders
Association Annual Ram Show and
Sale. Show at 10 am., Sale at 1 p.m.



| May 14, Georgia Purebred Sheep Breeders
rene orn Annual Ram Show and
Sale.



| May 23 27, Poultry Division, University of
Georgia, Athens - Annual! Southeastern
Egg Quality and Grade Training
School. :



June 2, Rock Eagle Park, Eatonton, Agricul-
_ tural Cooperation Conference.



Coastal Plain Experiment Station,
Ele Tifton - Georgia Seedsmen Associa-
{tion Short Course

< June 9



_ | June 11, Veterans Memorial State Peek,
| Cordele - Second Annual Georgia
| -- Quarter Horse Association Show.



| June 15, Georgia Experiment Station, Ex-
a periment Georgia Seedsmen Associa-



_ abama, North Carolina, Texas, and Mis-

=



: - _ tion Short Course.





WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960

INCOME IS

$153,000,000



NUMBER 36





~ year was 15.3 cents compared with 17.6



still exceeds the income from any other
agricultural commodity in the State.

Average liveweight per bird was 3.3
pounds compared with 3.2 pounds in
1958. Average price per pound for the

Jast year and 18.0 cents in 1957. This is
the lowest price of record and is less than -
half the price of 33.9 cents in 1948 eleven
years ago. The price in 1959 ranged from



PRODUCTION AND VALUE OF GEORGIA BROILERS ( Period 1949 - 1959 )



a high of 16.8 in December to a low of s
14.0 in November.





In 1959 42 million more birds were
raised than in 1957, yet the value was
only 3 million dollars more in 1959 than
in 1957, :

The ten leading counties in broiler
production in 1958 (estimates not avail-
able for 1959) were Cherokee, Hall, For-
syth, Whitfield, Jackson, White, Haber-
sham, Franklin, Lumpkin, and Gwinnett.
























320 Numbers Value
Year ( 000 ) (_000$ _)
1935 500 230
1936 800 384
1937 1,100 539
280 | 1938 1, 300 611
F 1939 1,600 676
1940 3,500 1,495
19h1 000 2,715
19h2 10,000 5,152
1943 17,000 12,198
eho ff 19 hk 2, 000 19,116
F 1945 29,520 2h, 466
1946 22,435 20,171
1947 28,717 24,191
1948 33,025 29,108
19h9 45,574 2,977
200 1950 62, 892 45,433
1951 88,678 68,530
8 1952 112,621 68,610
4 1953 121,631 93,826
1954 U54,47E =: 101,951
3 1955 177,642 125,700
160 1956 222,780 129,836
1957 261,000 150,336
1958 292,119 164,521
1959 303,031 153,000
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aswenconeese
WANTED
Want someone to shear{ Want white middle aged or

about 45 sheep. I have elec.
shears with plenty blades.
Wiley Harper, Wray.

Want man with small fam-
ily, white or colored, to work
in dairy and do other gen.
farm work, $100.00 mo. and
small 3 R. house wired f or
stove. T. E. Ferrell, Rt. 2,
Madison.
peer es ee
_ Want nice white woman to
live in home on farm with eld-
erly couple and do light farm
work. Need at once. $12.00
wk. salary, room and board.
M, B. Davis, Tyrone, Ph. HO.
1-3551 (Fayetteville) after
4:30 wk. days or Sat. and Sun.
en ans SE EN,

Want unencumbered white
christian woman to stay in
farm home on farm with man
and wife and do light farm
work, for private room, board
and small salary, modern con-
venlences. Mrs. Dewey Ford-
ham, Rt. 3, Metter.

Want young married man
for light farm work an d ap-
prenticeship horseshoeing, no
experience necessary. J. F.
Lawson, Rt. 1, Woodstock.

Want colored tenant, small
family, to work on beef cat-
tle farm near Conyers. Must
be sober, able to operate hay
baler and other farm mach,
pe my pee ey. J. Hol-
Jan arietta Blvd.
NW, Atlanta 18. a

_. Want at once, 2 men to
haul garbage and feed hogs,
3 - 4 hrs. ea. day for wages.

emaining time farm corn
and tobacco. Must be exper-
fenced and dependable and
willing to work. Rueben Wells,
t. 1, Hinesville,

, Want reliable, non - drink-
ing, man for straight time
Bek on beef cattle farm near
onyers. Must be able to op-
erate farm mach. including
ay baler. G. M. Anderson,





48 Mt Vernon Dr., Decatur,

older couple or single man to
live in home on farm with
older man and do light farm
chores for home and smaail
salary. Mrs. Ray L. Chambers,
ne d: Stockbridge, Ph. GR. 4-



Want single white man, 21
- 55 yrs. old, for farm work.
Must know how to do some
painting and carpenter re-
pair work. No drinker. Will
pay $15 wk. plus room an d
board. Chance for raise. Bar-
ton Wilkes, 1288 Sky Haven
a a" Atlanta 16 Ph, MA.

FARM WORK

WANTED

Woman 51 yrs. old wants
work on farm in Rabun Co.
Want small house with good,
clean water. Have 2 boys, 14
and 16 yrs. old. Can come
June 4. Must be moved. Pol-
ly Hall, Trenton.

White married man, 43 yrs.
old, 4 children (1-4 yrs. old),
wants job on chicken farm or
as caretaker on farm. Some
experience, layers and broil-
ers. Julian R. Gibson, 361
Terry St., SE, Atlanta 15.

Middleaged white woman
wants job on farm doing light
farm work for room, board
and reasonable salary. Ethel
Jefferies, 209 E. 7th St., Adel.

_ White man and wife want
job on poultry or dairy or
reg. farm work on farm, with
reliable people and = small
house, lights and water or
room and board. Well exp.,
good habits. Lewis Eaves, 636
Washington St., SW, Atlanta.
Se AE ROA UE

Woman want job on farm
doing light farm work on
farm for room, board and $15.
wk. salary. Luella Rushing,
Rt. 1, Temple.

wants job on farm with good

honest | as caretaker or
working Can run any
kind mach. work pastures
and row @rop. Have wife, 2
boys, 15 and 19 and girl 9.
May be interested in chickens
but little exp. Give full de-
tails, A. A, Day, Morris,

Single man, 50 yrs. old,
wants job on farm. Exp. with
tractor, mach, carpenter and
etc., also have chauffeurs li-
cense, Will board or batch.
John Carwell, 415 W.
St.. Savannah, Ph.
0629.



50 yr. old single white man
wants job as Caretaker on
farm, have 15 yrs. exp. Want
room, board and small salary.
Hughey Lamb, Rt. 3, Fayette-
ville, c/o J. J, Summerville.

White man, wife and small
child, wants job on dairy, cat-
tle farm or
work. Want salary and furn-
ished house. Have 20 yrs. exp.
Walter Miller, 835-4th Ave.
Columbus. 2

Small family wants job on

beef cattle farm or dairy.
Experienced in dairy work





dle or north Ga. Ready to
move. M. D. Kelley, Rt. 3,
Moultrie.

White 48 yrs. me
wants wor' dairy or poul-
a ee

water, w: or elec.
stove and on School Bus Rt.
Can move any time. Richard
Laney, Rt. 3, oreyity

Ablebodied, middle aged,
single white man wants job
growing broilers on pound
basis or tending layers on
shares or other basis. Jake
Johnson, 4120 Peachtree Rd.,
Apt. 12-D, Atlanta 19, Ph.





| CE. 3-2346.



SALE EVENTS

May. 21 Saturday Three
in-One Angus Auction
Coosa Valley Sale Barn
Rome, Floyd Co., 1 PM...
combining the Nerthwest
Ga, A Assn., annual

Sale, a = a James Youn s

Ss
Dispersion
Sale. . . 12 bulls, 53 females
mostly bred heifers, regis-
tered; 75 cows with 65 cal-
ves plus 20 bred and open
eifers commercial cattle to
be sold. Geo. W. Gibson, Rt.
5, Rome, Ph. 9050.

FLOWERS

FOR SALE

Royal Robe Violets 20, $1;
Calif. purple Violets, 30, . 1;
Yarrow, pink, 2 doz., $1 Min-
imum orders $1. Add 30 pos-
tage. Mrs. R. P. Steinheimer,
Brooks.









Prize winning Coleus seed,
select mixed colors, 300, 35
and stamped envelope; 200
Sultana seeds mixed, some
price. C. R. Herring, Rt. 2,
Box 330, Brunswick.

Prize winning Chrysanthe
mum plants, $3 doz. PP. 6 - 7
dif. colors, Spider, including
Green, Exhibition types, 3
dif. whites, 3 yellows, pinks,
bronze, 16 - 18 dif. varieties,
All high grade, improved Gar-
retts mixture, guar. to please.
Cash with order. C. J. Gar-
rett, P. O. Box 112, Bremen.

Daylilies, 8, $1: Dress Re-
hersal, Baronet, Mary Gun-
ther, orange Blaze and Son-
dau Linda, Spitfire, Viking,
Honey Redhead. Queen of
Gonzolese, Pink Charm, Seven
Seas, Mrs. Bonner, 4, $1: 12
dif. col. of all Bearded (names
lost) for $1. Add 35 post-
age. Mrs. W. E. Johnson, Rt.
2, Crawfordville.

Achimenes corns, blue, rose
pink, magenta red, 18, $1 plus
10c for pkg. and postage;
everblooming Begonia seed-
lings, mixed varieties 15, $1
plus 20e pkg. and postage. Mrs.
A. D. Brinson, Rt. 2; Box 27,
Cairo.

eee tele ee

Admiral Byrd daisy plants,
50c doz. PP. Mrs. R. EF. Todd,
406 E. Rheinhill Rd. S. E. At-









lanta 15,

Liberty |
AD. 4-

| ton.

regular farm|c

Iely mele golons 81"
doa ume i oto 30, BL:
le se

pkt. Add posta ie All orders

ship promptly, Mrs. C. CG. Gen-
try Rt, 3, Calhoun,
santhe-|

Ageratum, Chry: r |
mums, and sty Miller, 50c
doz., Pink Cannas, 2, 25c; se-
ven dif. colors of Cannas, $1
doz., Milk and Wine Lilies
Red Spider lilies, several kind
Umbrella Palm, Amaryllis,|
of Day lilies 25 ea, Tube
Roses, Gladiolus, mixed sizes
50e doz. Mrs. W. E. Wooten,
Rt. 2, Box 150, Camilla.

Red Hartshorn come and
dig, then $1 each; Pussv Wil-
lows 50c ea.; Yellow Bell Bu-'|
shes, 50 ea; Sweet scented:
Blue Violets, 60c doz. Mrs.
Cecil Turner, R. F. D. 2, Carl-





Assorted house plant cut-
tings, Geraniums, Begonias,
hi Gizzard, Snake Plant
and others, 15, $1.25, 6 yard
flowers free with each order.
Mrs. J. H. Gable, Rt. 3, Ce-
dartown.

Verbena (red) plants, 8, $1.;
purple Violets, 100 plants $1.;
Chrysanthemums, many types
and colors, asst. unlabeled. 30)
plants $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Fred Yelton, Rt. 1, Appling.

Chrysanthemums plants,
Daisy type, white yellow,
pink, cream, Cushion, yellow,
white, bronze Pom Pom, 2
doz. $1; Liriope 4 doz. $1;
White Confederate Jasmine
50c ea.; 2 Clumps of mint 50c,
@ Artemisia plants 50c. Add
cor Mrs. J. R. Hinson,

ox 104, Chester.

Begonia, Rex and Lettuce!
leaf $1: dbl. white, watermelon
75c; Star, Ruffleleaf, Straw-
berry, Guinea Wing, Bronze
leaf, 65c; Corkscrew crotan,
$1; Maidenhair, Asparagus
Sprengeri ferns, Hydrangea, |
Aluminum plant, Novelty and
Xmas Cactus, 50c, Plus Post-







age. Mrs. Otis Mashburn,
Cumming.
Chryganthemums, Shaggy

cream, lavender, bronze, yel-
low, red, pink, 25, $2; But-
ton and Daisy type, 20 plants,
$1.00 and 25 postage. Mrs.)
R, L. Silver, Rt. 5 Cuthbert.

Chrysanthemums: Special
offer, one ea. Bridesmaid, Am-



napolis Go 1d, Indianapolis
white. All football
size, Florists type, $1, Label-
ed, Sand Rooted, Moss Pack-|
ed, PP. Ready now. Many
other fine varieties. Guaran-
teed. Mrs. Burton J. Wilber,
1006 Adams St., Decatur, Ph,
Dr. 3-6804,

Gladioli bulbs mixed colors,
size 4-6 in., $2.50 C
orders filled for less than 50

1 Box 280, Dallas.

Large blooming size Am-
aryllis bulbs, orange and red
25 ea. or exchange for Zen-
nia, Marigold or Bachelor
Button seed. Mrs. M. D. Stal-
rey, Sr, Rt. 1, Box 103, Du-
pont, :

Mixed col. all double
Touch-Me-Not seed, 25c per
tsp. and self addressed stamp-
ed envelope; Balsam apple
ornamental vine and _ fruit,
seed, same price. Mrs. R. J.
Martin, Rt. 2, Acworth.

Star of Bethlehem bulbs
40ce doz., 4 doz. $1.45; hardy
Phlox 20, $1.10; Red Spider
Lilies, 2 bulbs 35c all PP.
Mrs. Ed Stone, Rt. 2, Box 105,
Adairsville.

Coral Vines, Begonias, red
aniums and Novelty
Plants, 25c each. Add 35c ex-
tra for shipping each order.
Mrs. Alma Moore, Adel.

Chrysanthemums; Buttons
in white, little Elf, Fairy
Rose, Red Button, Bronze But-
ton; Dif. varieties yellow
pom, Gold mound, Mt. Shas-
ta, Ballet Girl, Bessie Clarke,
Mrs. T. Riley, Yellow Spider,
Pink Spider, Asst. only $1.45
doz. PP. Mrs. W. S. Griffin,
Rt. 1, Adel

Thrift in all colors 5e per
plant on orders of 100 plants,
PP in State, mixed or separ-
ate and labeled. All well root-
ed, damp cellophane packed;
Cosmas, mixed choice colors,
254 large packet; Coxcomb
dark red dwarf variety, 25c







41, Box 223, Alpharetta.



pkt. PP. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd, Rt.

ber Bright, Mrs, Roy, India-|E

- PP. Nojk
ulbs. Mrs, Hattie Wigley, Rt.|50c





250 nice Boxwoods 2

years
old and several other plants

Acuba, Gardenia, Hydrangea,

variegated Euonymus, 15c ea,
at my place. J. R. Cureton, Sr.,
956 Virginia Ave. N.E., At-
lanta 6. :

Select dwarf Canna bulbs, 4
colors mixed 75 doz. plus 25
ae and ; Tris,
Shasta Daisies, Daylilies
cy dean Cal et ee
very . Cam ni s
Mrs. Etta M. Germany, 1256
Moreland Ave. S, E. Atlanta.
Ph. Ma 7-5533. :

Daylilies; Bess Ross (pudged
best in Valdosta, Tallahasses

Shows in 1958) was $20.;
now $10.; Experts
Katherine Taylor, Daafu,

Prima Donna $2. ea., Begin=

ners collection, Red Oneita,
Fulva ple Waters,
35c ea. Walter M. Jackson

1123 Vickers St. S. E. Atlan-
ta 16.

Mixed, good variety Chry-
santhemums 25, $1.; Tube
Rose blooming size 25, $1.
PP. Mrs. R. G. Roberts, 2009
Olive Rd., Augusta. a

Fine Admiral Byrd daisy

plants, correctly packed, $1.

doz., 25, $2. Add 15 postage
all ts. Mrs. Ruth Haynie,
Rt. 2, Box 469, Augusta. Ph,
RE 6-8349. :

18 Boxwood $6. or 50 ea.;

2 large Hydrangea bushes, $2,

each. Will not ship. Mrs. Mau-

rine Benmett, 1595 Ee
St., S. W. Atlanta 10, Ph. Pi



3-6514.
Large Chrysanthemums, $1,
doz.; Pansy plants 40c doz;

genuine Candy Stripe Verbe-
mas, 13, Dice red, ce
ni .; Privet

60c C: Alumunius plant 3,
$1.; yellow Cannas $1.50 doz;
Amaryllis bulbs 50c ea. Fe-
verfew, $1. doz: Add .
Fred Witherspoon, 308 Hol-
derness, St. S. W., Atlanta
10, Ph. PL 3-5251.

African violet leaves, dbl.
and singles, 8, $1. labeled and
postpaid in Georgia; African
violets and other pot plants
for sale at my home. Cannot
be mailed. Mrs. Frank Bar-
ford, 1185 Moreland Ave., S.

. Atlanta 16. :

40c doz., 4 doz. $1.25; mixed
color Bachelor Button seed;
old a ee Cosmos
seed, Bs postage.
Miss Gennia Brown, Rt. 1,
Ball Ground.

_ Dbl. Geraniums; dbl. and
single Begonias; bronze and
green foliage Sultana, 4, $1.;
ern clumps, Sword, Spren-
geri, ont Fleer arr eee ferns,
ea. postage.
Lawrence Collins, Rt.
Blairsville.

Mixed colors Glad. blubs

Mrs.
Qi

Boxwoods 12-14 in., Mimo-

sa tree 2-ft., $3.-
Arborvitae 15-

doz.; Globe
Rose, 8 Mti
MOss - n,
Laurel, cream Dogw: + all
col. Honeysuckle Bush, 2-1/2
ft., $2.50
pink 50c doz. PP. Moss pack-

mh

doz.; large Per Phlox

ed. Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge. -

in., $3.

Boxwoods 12-14
doz.; Globe Arborviteas, 15-20
i doz.; Mimosa trees 2.

in., $4,
ft. $3. doz.; ;
cream Dogwood wild
suckle bushes, Cherokee Roses,
2-3 ft. $2.50 doz. PP. Damp
moss packed. Bob Wilson,
Blue Ridge.

King Alfred Jonquil, white,
Narcissus $3. C. Cannas,
purple, white, fold Iris Iilies
and orange Daylilies, Emperi-
or Daffodil, purple violets 12,
$1.: Snowdrops bulbs, 12, 75.
Add postage. Beatrice Mosley,
Rt. 1, Box 248, Breman.





Privet hedge, 3-5-in. high

well rooted, 25, $1. Postpaid.
on orders over $5. M. Botalo,
Rt. 1, Hahira.

Hybrid Daylilies, Mrs. Wy-
man, Mary Guenther, Purple
Waters, Warpath, Linda, De-
mon, Redhead, 25c ea.: Mika-
do, Sammy Russell, Kwanso,
Caballers, Slyvia, Port, Rus-
sells Minuet, 50c each. La-
beled and damp packed. Mrs.
Claude E. Kimsey, Hiawassee





Few doz. asst. color Glad.

bulbs. 25 doz. Add postage,
No_out of State orders f
and no checks. Mrs,




LOWERS

- 46 Cactus, all sizes: 3 Orchid

Cactus, lots of small ones on
ome, All for $20. PP. Mrs.
. T. Gates, Rt. 1, Hamilton.

200 varieties Bearded Iris,
ini g Many new_ var.
Gov't insp., Permit No. 4.
eWirs, 1.1. Patrick, Jackson.

Bearded Iris, including new-

t . Winners of many
: Blue Ribbons in A.I.S. Shows.
Permit No. 1. Write. Mrs.
in B. Farrar, Jenkins-





- Marvin
burg.

5 lbs. Nandina seed, $1. Ib.
: ue less 5 lbs. mailed. Mary
Jolly Kingston.

Giant Zinnia seed, grown
in 1959, tested for germina-
tion, raised for size and
: quality, Beas colors, of the
: $1. M; 50c for
500. L. G. 6. Westbrook, Kings-
Jand.

Old fashioned blue sweet

oe Impatiens, 20 cuttings,
$1.50, including American

auty, Bronze Queen, Bright
Eyes, others, 8 rooted, $1.50;
single red Begonias, 3, $1.;
_ dbl. Begonias, red, red bronze
_ Jeaf, pink, red green. oe
perry, 50 ea., rooted. Mrs. H.

oe Rt. 3, Lawrence-

ville ;

Pink Yarrow, Goldenglow,
Mullein Pinks, blue Violets,
pink Verbena, Daffodils, 35
al Maidenhair and Sword
2 35 ea; light blue, lav-
Ret eades, yellow, purple and
white nto Iris, 40 doz; Trail-
ing Coleus, pink, white Oxa-
Fis, 10 ea. Add postage. Mrs.







Ralph Williams, Rt. 1, Law-
- renceville.

Seed: Bachelor Buttons, red,
white Touchmenot, col.,
Prince Feathers, red, Cocks-

comb, yellow, Marigold, 3 col.,
_ Cleome; pink, lavender morn-
Glory, red, lavender,
Heavenly blue Moon flowers,
white Jacobs Coat, large
a full, mixed, 75, PP.
20c tsp. Mrs. Chu Rr: Daniel,
Rt. 2, Northside Dr., Lawren-
ceville.

_ Exhibition Chrysanthe-
mums, extra large, incurved
pink hers, prize winning
purple Monarch, Pink Dream,
Jap. Rose, White Pace Set-
- ters, Bronze, Hilda Berecrs,
_white, yellow Ambassador, 6,
$1.; pink, white Spoons, pink,
rig aa Red eas
ry, c postage
Mrs. R. J. Fleming, Lincoln-

SCuahiod 3 plants, 50 doz.,

oe postage: Seed, old fash-

Bachelor Buttons, all

col. baby Zinnias, 25c large

match box full; dbl. white

Feverfew, annual Phlox, Cal-

: liopsis, Cockscomb, 10c tsp.

-. and stamped envelope.

No chks. Mrs. M. M. Kelley,
Rt. 3, Lithonia.

_ Cherokee Roses Crabapple,

_ Rhododendrons, red, yellow
_ Azaleas (wild Honeysuckle),
-_ Dogwood, white Pines, Hol-
lies, Sweet shrubs, tulip Pop-
jar, $2.75 doz; Phlox, Shasta
Daisies, Violets, Fall Pinks,
_ blue Iris, Bluebells, Snap-
dragon, $2.50 C. Mrs. Bonnie
Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Blue, white Siberian Iris,

_ Shasta Daisies, Narcissi, Jon-
quils, 25 doz; Azaleas (wild
_ Honeysuckle), Weigelas and
Rose cuttings, dif. Cactus. 10c
ea; Butterfly bush, red Wood-
_ bine, Almonds, pink Anthony
and button, white Svirea, la-
vender Locust, 25c: pink
Thrift plants, one cent ea.
es oe eS Mountain














-|John Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple.

Violets, 25 plants, $1,25; Sul-

ed co!
purple Walks: a5
Iris, Wild Birdfoot Violets and
Blackberry lilies, 30, $1.; Star.
of Bethlehem, Mrs,

Large white F. D. Dahlias,

25 ea.; Pink Daisy Mums, 35,

2 Royal Blue Siberian Tris,

doz. Will exchange for

e. Dahlias. Mrs. Myrtle Pace,
Rt. Temple. .

Dark red dbl. Cannas, $1. $1,
doz.; red Daisy Chrysanthe-
mums, Goldenglow, Vinca
Minor, Old Fashioned orange
Daylilies, 50c doz. Add 50c
a order for postage. Mrs.

S. Fields, 407 N. Madison,
St. Thomasville.

Dbl. Geraniums (mixed
colors) 7 cuttings, $1. dbl.
Petunias, pink, white, veri-

_a/| gated, 10 cuttings, $1.; Ferns,
Sword, Lace, Maiden hair,
Ostrich, Woodsia. 50c ea. 3;
$1.25 P.P, Mrs. C. W. Brad-
ford, Star Rt., Tignall.

Hen and Biddie Cactus, Pot
Ivy 20c each; white, yellow
Crowfoot moss, 10c clump;
mix-d1 Mums, Glad, lavender
Lupine 25c doz., rope Cactus,
wide green Jew, 15 cutting.
Add postage. Exe. for print
sacks. Mrs. Wavy Lewis, Rt.
1, Box 4, Toomsboro.

Red, white Dogwood, Cra-
pe Myrtle, pink, Sweet Myr-
tle, winter Pinks, 25 doz;
Boy Bays, French Mulberry,
running Roses, Bird of Para-
dise, Butterfly bushes, 25c ea;
Honeysuckle, Redbud, Crab-
apple i0c ft. Add postage. No
out-of-state. Mrs. Nina Loyd,
Rt. 1, Toomsboro.

Mixed Colors dbl. Touch-
me-nots; Zinnias, Marigolds,
Bachelor Buttons, red Sweet-
peas, Celosia, Cocks-Comb;
Dbl. white, cream and yel-
low Chrysanthemums 4c doz.;
variety of spoon and Daisy
type all varieties mixed $3.
PP. Mrs. C. E. Leveritt, 2180
Ranchwood Dr, Rt. 3, Tucker,
Ph. Hi 3-4228.

Mix. Daylilies, dif. col., 6,
$1.; red Spider Lilies, 10, $15
Chrysanthemums, mix. med.
size, 35c doz; also gourds,
about size of a grapefruit,
with a nub of a handle, 10c
ea. No order under $1. Mrs.
Fred Atkinson, Rt. 4, Val-
dosta.

Many col. Chrysanthemums,
named varieties, also purple
Waters dwarf Azalea Mum,

blooms June to frost, $1. doz;
Star Bethlehem bulbs, 50c
|doz; everblooming Royal

Robe Violets, Dianthus plants,
all col. mixed, red garden
Pinks, all, 20c ea. 6,.$1. Add
25 postage. Mrs. Herman
Barrow, Rt. 2, Waco.

4 ea. Spider plants, Rose-
bud and Strawberry Begonias,
Aluminum plants, 2 Fuchsias,
10 ten inch Ligustrum, 12 ea.
African Violet leaves, 3 dif.
kind, and Heeved Robins. 6
Brier Roses; ea. Guinea.
wing Begonias, at. ea. lot. Add
25 postage to ea. Mrs. Law-
rence McAvoy, Rt. 1, Box
323, Washington.

Daylilies, Iris, hundreds,
Potentate, Peachbush, Salmon
Sheen, Chloe, pink Damisk,
Bagette, Garnet Robe, White
Lady, Burgundy, Tamara,
Duchess Windsor, Georgia,
Red Velvet, Gay Troubadour,
Grisselle, 50c ea. $5. doz. 12

labeled Iris, 12, $1.25. 40c
postage. Mrs. F. M. Combs,
Washington.

Large Daylilie plants, $5.
doz; unlabeled Daylilies, Ivis,
$3. doz; Iris, Cascade Spien-
dor, China Maid, Cameo,
Grand Canon, Golden Russet,
Tea Rose, Lady Mohn, Rose
Top. Blue Ryth, Golden Lakes,
Katherine Foy, Mulberry
Rose, others, $5. doz. 50c
postage. Mrs. J. M. Griffin,
Rt. 1, Washington.

. Daylilies, Iris, hundreds.
Revolute, Maid Marion, Mis-








.{sions Bells, Evelyn Claar, $1.
Perahgr in Ruby, Pink Charm,

kylark, Grisselle,





Pe aanbinuin

daisy, 25 different (unnamed)
$1.; large white, Royal Robe
Violets, 20, $1. Goldenglow,
Gaillardia, Feverfew, Agera-
tum, 30, $1. Jersey Beauty,
red, pink, bronze lias, as-
sorted 6, $1. Add 30 postage.
Mrs. J. W. Jones, Madison.

Orange and yellow spotted
Cannas 10 ea.; Lady of The
Lake, 35 doz.; p e violets
35c doz.; Hen and Chickens
25c ea,; Christmas Cactus, 50c.
Enclose postage with order.
Mrs. Sara C. Farmer, 108
West Dixie Ave., Marietta.

100 Yellow fragrant Nar-
cissis bulbs, $1.; 50 white pa-
per shell, $1.; Chrysanthe-
mums 6 red, 12 yellow, 6 big
shaggy pink, $1..; Calico and
pink Verbenia, rooted plants,
50 both. Add postage. Mrs.
M. D. Holland, Rt. 2, Meigs.

Dbl. tall, yellow Marigolds;
African golden Daisy, yellow

and Maroon dwarf Marigold |}

seed 10c tbls. and stamped en-
velope; Joseph Coat (all sea-
son foliage plant) and Ameri-
can beauty Sultana cuttings
2, 25c. Add postage. Mrs.
John Thompson, Rt. 3, Box
140, Metter.

Running English Ivy (stays
green all winter), 10c for
rooted plants, 4c for cuttings.
Add postage. No orders less
than $1. Cheaper by the
hundred. (Not poison ivy).
Mrs. T. M. Harris, Box 209,
Rt. 1, Milner.

Limited a of Pink
Grand Opera Cannas, mixed
but each labeled, 3, $1.; mix-
ed 1 year old Amaryllis, Aug.
blooming Harmosa lilies, 1
yr. old, 10 each, minimum or-
der $1. Add i0c to checks,
Mrs. C. H. Tanner, 1807 Vin
son Hwy. Milledgeville.

Pink Mtn. Laurels; white
Rhodedendrons; Spruce and
white pines; white Dogwoods;
various Azaleas (wild honey-
suckles); Sweetshrubs; Straw-
berry Shrubs. Well rooted,
damp packed. $1.75 doz. plus
postage; 1959 crop large, dbl.
and Pompom, Dahlia seeds,
le each, 75c C. Plus stamped
envelope. Mrs. Florence Hea-
ton, Mineral Bluff.

Ornamental pepper seed, 3
best kind for pot plants,
Cherry tree, Cluster pod and
Flower Garden, 3 pkts. 25c
plus self-addressed, stamped
envelope, or 1 large pkt.
dif. kinds mix., same price.
Germ. 81 pct. Mrs. M. E.
Rhodes, Rt. 2, Ranger.

Pink Thrift 50c C.; large
Iris 50 doz.; Boxwood cuts
one cent, rooted 25c; Scotch-
brooms, 10 ea, 3, 25; Pot
Hydrangeas, 4 colors, 25e: 50
light and dark blue Asters
10c, 3, 25c; Lily of Valley 25c
doz.; Almonds 25, 50c. Mrs.
Tom Harkins, Mountain City.

Lilaes, white 50, lavender,
25c; pink white Gross Pinks
10c, 3, 25c; Daylilies, Tiger,
Lemon, 10; Privet Hedge Ic;
Rose of Sharon, Spring Glory,
Forsythia, 25c; Drakeshead,
Chrysanthemums 25e. doz.,
Clematis 10c, red, lavender
Rose 5c. Varilla Quarterman,
Mountain City.

Blue and white single Ro-
man Hyacinth bulbs and red
Spider Lily bulbs, bloom in
Sept., $1.10 doz; Maidenhair
fern clumps, 55c; pink Justi-
cia plants, 55 ea; pink and
white Periwinkle seed, 1/2
teaspoon, 25c. Postpaid. Miss
Emma Dugger, Newington.

Large mixed col., Zinnias
and large and small Marigold
seed, 30c cup. PP. Mrs.
Acree, Rt. 5, Box 374, New-
nan.

Planting divisions of Liri-
ope, Muscari var., known al-
sO as Ophiopogon, $1.50 :2C.
div. parcel postpaid. Stamps
and chks. acceptable. J. E.
Campbell, Box 416, Norcross.

Well rooted Angels Trum-
pet plants, 24-30 in., 65c ea.
PP. Can furnish up to 50











1.-| plants. Mrs. L. A. Andel, 1313















Parkway Dr., Perry.

Rose col. Altheas, dbl., 2,
shagsy yellow
Peeethecoros. red Cush-
Mums, 10 plants, $1.; pur-
1.50 doz; large. Dah-
and pink, 4 bulbs,

ants.






large,
med., small types, cushion and

12)

Nice wen rooted dark pink
Verbena plants, 12, $1, Add
postage. No orders less than
$1. Mrs. Faris Malcom, Rt. 1,
Monroe.

Feverfew 90c doz., several
colors Glad, bulbs 95c doz.;
Rain Lilies, 85c doz.; large
ca aa seed, 2 doz 20c;

ink and purple Verbenia,
b0c doz. cad ostage. Mary
Tumlin, Rt. 1, Eastanollee.

Strong, well rooted Giant
Admiral Byrd Daisies, up to
5 in. Dia. $1.30 doz., 25, $2.25;
$6.75 C; Lav. Monarda $1.30
doz., Lav. Stokesias; Lt. Lav.
Dragonhead, Giant white Dra-
pentesd, $1. rou doz. PP. State
nsp. Mrs. O. S. Scarbrough,
2869 Church, St. East Point.

Pink Daisy, tall yellow But-
ton Mums, Snaps 60c doz., red,
pink, white dbl. Geraniums 3,
$1; mix dbl. Petunias 6, $1, 10
dif.; Coleus $1, all colors Sul-
tanas, $1.50 doz. strawberry
Begonias 5, $1. Add postage.
rs. H. H. Stalnaker, Rt. 5,
Elberton.

Montbretia bulbs, Dusty Mil-

ler, Goldenglow, large and
small Mums, pink, yellow,
Primroses, 50 doz; Tritoma
25 ea. 5, $1 Rudbeckia, Pe-
rennial Asters, 4 colors 6, 75c.
Add Be ses Mrs. C. D. Sel
lers, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Brown Day lilies, large mix
colors Iris, $2.50 C., blue vio-
lets, Goldenglow dbl. yellow
day lilies, 50c doz., pink Feo-

a.; large mixed colors Mums
ea., large maxed colors Mums
and Glad Bulbs, 3 doz. $1.00.
Add postage under $5.00 or-
der. Mrs. W. D. Ralston, Rt.
3, Box 52, Ellijay.

Sweet Williams, White Dai-
sy, Pink Primroses, Lark-
spur, 25 doz.; blooming Cac-
tus, Baby fern, 25c_ bunch;
Snow on Mountain, Red Sal-
via, 25c doz. white and pink
dwarf Hibiscus, 35 bunch,
Add postage. Mrs. Lizzie
Crawford, 18 Crawford St.
Ellijay.

Giant (some 10 in.) bloom-
ing Dahlia bulbs, 18 or more
different varieties, red, white,
yellow, pink, bluebird blue,
Jersey Beauty purple varie-
gated, rose cream (lav. white)
(yellow purple} commadore
blue, bronze, your choice 6,
$1.25; my selection 13, $2.00.
Add postage. Mrs. Dewey El-
lis, Rt. 5, B-58, Ellijay.

Giant dbl. yellow cannas
12, $1; Hibiscus, large, re d
size 65c ea. giant blooming
Dahlias, red, yellow, Jersey
Beauty, white, purple, pink,
bronze, 13, $2; my selection
some old fashion Dahlias dif.
colors, 13, $1.75; Sunflower
seed, 30c cup. Add postage,
Miss Mabel Mathis Rt. 5, Box
57 Ellijay.

Wild Honeysuckle (Azal-
eas) yellow, pink, white Wei-
gela, yellow thornless Rose,
Sweetshrubs, 50c ea. blue
and silver and blue Dutch
Tris, yellow Primrose plants,
lemon Lilies, 50e doz; Black-
berry Lilies, 3, 50c. Add post-
age. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt.
5, Box 78, Ellijay.

Yellow Daffodils, blue Vio-
lets, orange Daylilies, $3.00
M; purple King Iris, white
Fall Pinks, Foxglove, paper
white Narcissus, wild Iris,
Star Bethlehem, 75 C; purple
Lilac, big red Roses, Weeping
Mary, pink Almond, Mtn.
Laurel, Bridalwreath, Rooted,
6, $1. Add postage. Mrs. Frank
Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Chrysanthemums, pin k,
yellow, red, varigated and 4
dif. kinds white, $1.00 doz.

F.|plus postage. Mrs. Bela Jack-

son, Rt. 2, Fayetteville. .
Chrysanthemums, large

types, several colors, $1 doz;

sraall type, including Bui-
tons in white and yellow, z!-
so rust color, 50e doz; Nan-
dinas, 25 ea. Add postage.
No out-of state orders. Mrs. F.
Goins, Rt. 1, Ft., Gaines.

Spider lily bulbs, 15c ea.
at my home. Mrs. O. G. Mar-
tin, Rt. 1, Forsyth.

7 col. Verbena, red, blue,
white, pink Thrift, $1 doz.;
$5 C; blue Hydrangea, 2, $1;
pink Oxalis, 2 clumps, $1;
Pres. Red Cannas, $2 doz. $8
C; Sweet Williams blue Iris,
Daylilies, blue Violets, hardy

$1. phlox, yellow Aster, Chrysan-

themums, Add postage. Mrs.



Janie Ellis, Grantville.

PAGE THREE _

Metalic Begonias, Chinese
and African Evergreens, Al-
theas, 3 col. 25c ea; Baby ~
Breath Spira, red and yink
Verbena, 3 doz. $1; thick leaf
Ligustrum, 10c. Mrs, Annie
Hubbard, Fortson.

Dahlia bulbs, giant size, |
Holland grown, dif. varieties
and colors, $3 doz. Postpaid.
Cash with order. Mrs. J. %
Saxon, Cleveland Rd. Rt.

Chrysanthemums, ~

Gainesville.

All col.
$1 doz.; dark pink Gladiolus,
blue Grape Hyacinths and
blue Iris, 40c doz. bulbs;
white and yellow Narcissi and
yellow Jonquil bulbs, 25c doz. |
Add _ postage. Miss Ethel ~
Crowe, Rt. 2, Gainesville. ;

en de bushes, dbl. Day=
lilies, 6,
and large ones, 50c ea.; pur-
ple Lilac, 4, $1; Holly bushes, .
Cedar, 1-2 ft., 4, $1. Add post
age. Mrs. F. M. Turner, Rt 6355
Gainesville.

r










Dbl. yellow Cannas, Ver-
benas, yellow Jonquils, white
Narcissus, Mullein Pinks, Fall
Pinks, Burning bush, 50c doz;
mix. Dahlias, $1.00 doz. pink
Dhar ttt 22000: -C enon red:
sprigs; Red-Hot-Poker, 3, $1.
Free flowers with order. Add
33c postage on first pound.
No stamps nor chks. Pairlee |
Rundles, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

18 - 24 in. red Crape Mvr-
tles, 6, $1 15 C; pink violet, &
6-8 in. Nandina plants, ae $1:
Pres. Red cannas, 8, $1; 8-10
in. fast growing Boxwoods, a
12, $4; 10-15 in. 12, $6. Del.
in Ga. Mrs. R. F. Terrell,
Greenville. :

Pink, red, white, and sal-
mon Geraniums; pink Sul-
tanas with white and gresn
leaf; pink, red, everbloom-
ings Begonias; purple Fuch-
sia, Xmas Cactus; Angle wins
and maple leaf Begonias 15c
each cutting, Boston and
Sword Ferns, 25c each, Jew |
10c rooted. Add postage. Mrs,
W. H. Rice, Rt. 1, Royston.

Rose thrift $1 C., red, white,

Petunia plants 75c C.; mixed
colors Chrysanthemums 75c
colors Mums, 50c doz.; mixed
doz. Dusty Miller, 25c doz.
Del. Leila Phillips, Rt. 1,
Royston.

Pink thrift; Boxwood cut-=
tings; yellow Mums; Agera-

at the Gate; Narcissus, Daf-
fodils, 1c each; Iris, yellow
and lavender; Dbl. Dayliles, |
August and Lemon lilies, 5
each; Scotchbrooms, 15c, 2,

25c. Add postage. Mrs. O. W.
Martin, Rabun Gap. re

Hardy Stephanotis plants,
16-20 in. 35c and 45c each,
four mixed sizes $1.30; Delta

Koster Daffodil, 80c doz del.
to 3rd. zone. Mittie Collins,
Rt. 1, Smithville.

Dianthus, all colors, Royal]
Robe Violets, garden pinks,
20c ea. 6; $1; Phlox, 5e ea.s
Chrysanthemums, named va<
rieties, Desert Quail, lavender,
gold, yellow Button, Orchar
Oriole, Dwarf, purple Waters
and many others all $1 doz,

postage. Mrs. W. F. Phillips
eae Smyrna. Ph. Hemlock |
5-

Night blooming Cereus
Christmas and May Cuctus
pale pink Crinkle foliage, all
rooted, 50c ea.; Bachelor But- ~
tons 25c doz.; hardy Orchid, |
25e ea.; Snapdragon plants
25c ea. Mrs. H. G. Aderhold,
Rt. 3, Sparta.

White, blue Siberians Iris
Orange, lemon _ Daylilies
Shasta Daisies, 5c each: lav
ender Ageratum, Sallie in
Wildwood, white Narcissis.
dbl. yellow, single pink, white
mixed Chrysanthemums 34a
each; blue, white Fall Daises,
le each; Scotch brooms. 15c,
Add postage. No out of state,

Mrs. J. G. Ledford, Rabun
Gap.
Orange Cannas, $1 daz.

lemon, orange Daylilies, Mon<
tbretia, Siberian Iris, blue
white; hedge rose, rooted, 5.
each, Scotchbroom, Ga. Stata
Rose, Jasmine 25 ea.; blua
fall Daisy, yellow, white
Chrysanthemums, will vio-
lets, Boxwood, hedge Ros
cuttings, 1c ea. Add postage,





Mrs. Ted Bunell, Rabun =



1; small Boxwoods

blue 35c doz.; mixed colors

tum; Gooseneck, white Sallie

Iris 15 ea. 2, 25c; Laurens S

No order less than $1. Add 25q












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FLOWERS

FOR SALE

Violets: Royal Robe, White
Perfection



osina, $5 - 7;
Azaleamums, white Fairy Red,
from June until frost; Ver-
bena, Scarlet King, lavender,
$4 C; Thrift, blue, pink, $3.50
C. clumps; Crape Myrtles, 2-
3 ft., all col, 40c ea. per 25
to 100. Mrs. L. H. Cousins,
Greenville.

Small yellow. Chrysan-
themums, also pink _ thrift.
Mrs. Lenn Wells, 119 Pied-
mont Ave. Rockmart. .

Rose Thritt, $l-C3= Pink
per. Phlox 40c doz. Nandinas,
18-20 in., 3, $1.00 dbl, rose,
red Geraniums. Large Speckl-
ed leaf and Maple leaf, Be-
gonias, Christmas and Thanks-
giving Cactus, Sultanas cut-
ting, 15c each; Sword Ferns
30c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Lee
Cromer, Rt. 1. Royston.

FLOWERS

WANTED









Want start of old fashion
Hop. vine. State Price. Mary
Holcomb, 1321 Sandtown &d.,
Marietta.

Want to exchange red and
yeilow 4 oclock for a Ruffled
and Fluffy Fern. Mrs. A. B.
Wood, 201 Waddell St., Ma-
rietta.

Want to hear from party
having red Verbenia for sale.
Wings soe C.-= Hanley,<< Rt
Danielsville.





Want Liriope Japonica or
Monkey Grass, Liriope Big
Blue (straight single bloom),
Liriope Majestic or the wide
leaf (Cockscomb bloom) and
Liriope with white or yeuw

stripe. Send samples and
quote prices. George Riegel,
Experiment.

ee are ey BSS

Want Red and Yellow oxa-
lis. Will exchange white and
pink or Sultana. Both a
postage. Mrs. G. A. Ivey, 489
E. Johnson St., Forsyth.

Want large quantity of
Calif. Blue Violets. Mr s.
Pierce Tidwell, Greenville.

_ Want Sweet Gum Geran-
jum and Beefsteak Begouias
already rooted. Mrs. Ee
a 424 2nd St. Hawkins-
ville.

prereset ie oe

Want to swap Althea, 5 dif-
ferent colors, Hary Phlox,
white with blue eye, purple,
My Moses trees, for Daylilies,
Cushion Mums (the kind that
blooms from late July until
Jate an any color Bee bronze
printed or larger daisy. Mrs.
Soaen R. Terry, Rt, 3. Rocke.
mart.

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE





Govt. inspt. Ga. Red potato
plants, $2.50 M. Del. Full
count. No checks. Paul Light-
sey, Screven.

Freshly dug, well rooted,
Cert. Suwannee Bermuda sto-
Jens in two-bushel, moisture
resistant bags. The recom-
mended pasture grass for
deep sandy soils. Express col-
lect per bag: 1 to 4 bags, $4.
bag; 5-9, $3.50, 10 or more
$3. D. C. Brumbalow, Fort
Gaines.

Govt. insp. Ga. Red and
P. R. sweet potato plants, 4
M. or more, $2. M. FOB my
place. Ready now. D. M. Ca-
ey Bristol, Ph. 3817 (Bax-
ey).

Big Jim African gourd seed,
grows 4-6 ft. around, 50c ea.
or 4, $1. Jimmy Davis, Rt.
4, Waycross.

Jumbo Bushel gourd seed,
grows huge Martin shape
gourds, 5 ft. and more around,
grown from origanitorg seed,
4, $1. or 10 seed, $2. L.
Wildes, Rt. 4, Waycross.

Med. and large Martin
gourds, 50c ea., small, 35c ea;
seed, 25c pkt. and stamped
envelope; catnip, 30 bunch:
peppermint, 30 doz. Add post-
. Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt.
ay.

T.|E. L. Fitzgerald, Box



Cert. potato plants,
ready for del. inch P. R.
Gold Rush and Ga. Reds. J.
A. Reed, Pinehurst, Ph, 2141.

50 bu. Brabham peas, Germ.
69 pct., hard seed, 32 pot.,
$4. bu. FOB. R. F. Scar-
borough, Rt. 1, Byron.





Orig. Jumbo Bushel gourd
seed; grows 4-6 ft. around, 3
seed, $1., 8 seed, $2.; also,
yard long Dipper, Dishrag,
Short Neck and Martin gourd
seed, 50c pkt., 3 pkts., $1.
Lewis Morgan, Rt. 4, Way-
cross.

Seed Cane: old fashion Red,

Ribbon and large Green for
chewing, two cents stalk, al-





so, long hard Govt. Green,
one cent stalk, Prices at bank,
you come and dig, Thomas
Foss, Brooklet, Ph. TE. 9-
3444 (Statesboro),
Artichoke plants, $1. C

PP.
Simmons, Holly-

plus postage or $1.50 C,
Mrs) 2K:
wood.

Jerusalem Artichoke plants,
tubers attached, $1.75 C;
Hunt grape vines, 10, 1 yr.,
vines and 1 male, $5.50. PP
2nd zone; also, self fertile
Burgaws, 75c ea. Vautelle
Holland, Winder.

Superfection everbearing
strawberry plants, damp pack-
ed, $2. C. PP. Ga. orders on-
ly. C. A. Shell, 1675 Willis
Mill Rd., SW, Atlanta.

Govt. insp. and treated po-
tato_ plants, Ga. Reds, $3.50
M. del.; P. R. plants, $4.. M.
del.; also, Marglobe and Rut-
ser tomato plants, moss pack-
ed, $3. M. Del. Ready now.
No checks. W. R. Lightsey,
Surrency.









Cert. Ga. Red sweet potato
plants, $3.50 M., 25. M. or
more, $3. M. FOB my farm.
Lewis B. Collins, 385 Camel-
lia Court, Camilla.

Old fashion brown stripped
tender Cornfield bean seed,
Germ. 79 pcet., 55 cupful. No
checks. Mrs. Sandy Hulsey,
Rt. 4, Cleveland.

Gourd seed, African Jum-
bo and Freak. 6, $1.: mam-





Y{;moth Dinper, $1. doz.: Bird-

house, 50c doz.: Indian Wife
Beater, 6, 50c; large gourds,
8-10 gal. cap. $8. and $10.
Send self addressed. stamped
envelope, H. W. James, Rt.
1, Warm Springs.

Lot of mixed seed peas,
Brabham 70 pet. and Clays
30 pct., approx. 40 bu., Germ.
78 pet., $4.50 bu.; also, one
lot Clays, Germ, 85 pct., $5.
bu. All in new 2 bu. bags and
FOB. Walter Prescott, Wrens.

1959 crop old fashioned,
tender, white garden Crease-
back beans, Germ. 87 pct. 65
cupful; old timey large bloom-
ing Sunflower seed, 30c cup-
ful, 2 cups, 50c; Martin gourd
seed, 20c large pkg. Add post-
age. Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5,
Box 58, Ellijay,

Streamlines Everbearing
strawberry, $1.50 C; Wild
Strawberry, $1. C; Blackber-
ry, Dewberry, Mtn., Huckle-
berry bearing size 12, $1.;
Muscadine grade vine (good
roots) 4-10 ft. 2, $1. Damp
packed. $5. orders. PP. Mrs.
Be T. Thornton, Rt. 1, Bow-
on.

Fields and New Era straw-
berry plants $1. C. PP. on or-
ders of $2. or more. Damp
cellophane packed, strong
young plants. Mrs. Z.
Dodge, Rt. 1, Box 223, Al-
pharetta. :

Potato plants Ga.
State Insp. tied cert.



Reds,
tape

5000, $10., full count, prompt|1

del. F. G. Tyre, Bristal, Ph.
Baxley, 3891.

1959 crop old time bean
seed, cornfield bean white cut
shorts, Germ. 78 pct, white
half Runners Bunch Bean,
Germ. 84 pet., 75c cupfull. No
checks or stamps. Add post-
age. Mrs. Emory Goble, Rt. 3
Ellijay. 3

Rutger tomato plants now
ready 500, $1.25, $2. M. Moss-
ed roots and full count. Mrs.

: 662,
Fitzgerald. Ga.

Tender white cornfield
bean seed, Germ. 91 pct. 65c
cupful; Red speckle crowder
peas, Germ. 85 pet. 50e cup-
full or 3 cups for $1.25. Add
postage, Mrs, Carl Smith, Rt.
3, Ellijay.

Catnip bunches 6, $1.; pep-
permint 50e doz; garlic on-
large size $1. doz.;
muscadine grapevines, Hazel-
nut and Beechnut bushes 6,
1. Add postage. Mrs. F. M
urner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Cert. Lealand bunch pota-
toe pe and Ga. Reds, $5.
M. del. by parcel post ship-
ment. Guaranteed on day
specified. BE, F. Entrekin, Rt.
1, Box 270, Bremen.

Cert. Ga. Red sweet Pota-
to plants $4. M. FOB. Well
rooted and full count. V. E.
Poole Rt. 2, Box 128, Vidalia.





- | cottonseed,



Starks famous strain ever-
bearing Strawberry plants,
fruits solid red_all the way
through, $2.50 C. Mrs. Willie
Turpin, 6283 Susan Lane, Do-
raville. a

Millions Cert. Ga. Red po-
tato plants, 500, $2., $3. M.
B. J. Head, Alma, Ph. 3791.

Ga. Red potato plants large
or small orders. 500, $2., $3.
a Lowell Head, Alma, Ph.
2 i :

Millions Ga. red _ potato
plants $4. M. PP; Copper
Skins same price. Count and
quality also aie inspection
guaranteed. J. . Williams,
Alma.

Govt. Insp. treated Georgia
Red sweet potato plants $3.50
M., 2 M. and up $3.25 M.
Del. full count prompt ship-
ment. Luther Griffis, Rt. 2,
Odum, Ga.

Cert. Ga. red sweet Pota-
toe plants now readv. good
plants, full count. $3. :
FOB. Woodrow Lightsey, Sur-
rency. ; :

Gov. insp. and treated Ga.
Reds. $2. M.; P.R. plants $3. M.
Fill Jarge orders: Rutger to-
matoe plants, moss vack, $3.
M., $1. C. del., Calif. Wonder
hot vepver plants, $6. M. All
del. W. R. Lightsey, Surrency.

Cert. Ga. Red Sweet po-
tato plants $3.25 M., 2 M. uo











$3. M. Good plants, full
count, Calif. Wonder sweet
pepper plants, $4.25 M, 2

. uo $4. M. 75 C. Moss pack-
ed. Earlish Lightsey, Rt. 1,

Screven.

Cert. Ga. Red sweet potato
plants. good plants full count,
$3.50 M. del. 2 M. up $3.25:
Calif. wonder pepper plants
$4. M., del. 75 C. Moss pack-
ed. No checks. Leland Light-
sev. Rt. 2, Screven. :

Broccoli: Brussel Sorouts.
70c C; Cabbage and collards
vlants 65 C: tomato vlants:
Panderosa vellow Bic Rov Ox-
heart 80. $1.; Marglobe Rut-
ser 40, $1.: Mint. Garlic.
Banana penoer. Parslev, sweet
neoper, 30c doz. Ese nlants
35ce doz., Asparagus crowns
25. $1. Add nostace. Fred
Withersvoon, 308 Holderness
St., Atlanta, 10, Pl. 3-5251.

Sweet potato plants, Ga.
Reds, cert. from seed stock,
wravped with gov. tane, pre-
paid del., 1.000-5.000
M., 5.000 and un. $4. M. Roy
L. Smith, Box 136, Portal.

Sage plants, improved
Broadleaf 3 doz., $1.33, P. P.
Pepermint plants 75c doz. del.
a Myrtle Pace, Rt. 1, Tem-
ple.



Rutger tomato plants now
ready, 35c 1 doz, 3 doz., $1.
or $1.50 C.; also hot pepper
ready about 10th or 15th of
May, $2. C. Moss packed. All
-plus postage. H. F. Seay, Rt.
2, 3917 Panthersville Rd., El-
lenwood.

Martin gourd seed, 25 seed
Oc and stamped self-address-
ed envelope. Wesley M. Bel-
lamy, Luthersville.

Sugar Pears $1. ea.; Apri-
cot plums 75c ea.; scupper-
nong vine cutting 75c doz.;
peppermint 30c doz.; catnip
30c bunch. Add postage. Mrs.
Lee Hood, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

E. J. Chas. W. and Marion
Market cabbage plants 300,
$1.; 500, $1.50; $2.75 M: white
Bermuda onion, 300, $1., 500,
1.50, $2.50 M. Del. in Ga. All
plants above Exp. Coll. $2 M;
tomato pos $5..M. egg plants

1. C. R. Chaneler, Pitts, Ph.
Mi. 8-2035.

Broom corn seed, 2 cups
$1.25; white crowder, purple
hull and brown table peas, 2
cups $1.30. No checks. Mrs.







Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1, Dacula.



M., Sr., Rt. 1, Register. j

#450.

Early bearing vi
plants $1. C; 300, $2.75. Add
postage. Mattie Duran, Rt. 1,
Cumming.

15 tons first year Coker
treated and de-
tinted big, fine lock bolls
staple, one inch. ($5. more a
bale) $8. per 100 lb. bag. H.
PR: oes Social Circle, Ph.
3346. ;

Pensacola Bahia grass seed,
purity 97.44 pct; Germ,
pet. No weed seed. 23 lhb.;
also 1000 bu. weevil free yel-
low shelled corn for feed. $1.-
50. bu. FOB. M. J. Gaddis,
Box 124, Quitman.

Limited quantity of Brown
Top Millet seed, 9c lb., Sow
Brown top Millet for graz-
ing. Germ. runs 99.59
pure seed, 73 pct. Germ., 10
pet. hard seed noxious weed
seed none, A. Bacon,
Plains.

110 Bu. Brabham peas in 2
bu. bags. Germ. 82:5 pct. $5:
bu. FOB Sandersville. Joshua
Akridge, Warthen, Ph. 3851
(Sandersville).

Young Pecan trees, from
ankle high to waist high, 30c-
50c ea. and postage. Cheaper
if can come after. Mrs. Dan
Terry, 910 W. Lafayette St.,
Quitman.













and golden yellow tomatoes,
Broccoli, brussels sprouts,
cauliflower, dill, Parsley,
Wakefield cabbage, Lettuce,
Heading Collards, Bell, Hot,
and pimiento peppers, Egg-
plants, Banana pepper, 35c
doz. No less $1. orders. Add
postage. Mrs. H. V. Franklin



EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE

Case Tractor, Model VAH,
high clearance $400. M. J.
Gaddis, Box 124, Quitman,

Two Rototillers nearly new;
also 1 Planet Jr., self propell-
ed, tiller. B. P. Casteel, 1882
Clairmont Rd., Decatur, Ph.
Me 4-4562.

1-H Farmall Tractor with
equipment pully and power
take off in good condition, 4
good tires, $500. M. I. Crooke,
Montezuma, Ph. 89761.

. Catipillar D 22 crawler, mo-
tor tracks, excellent condition
ready to go $550.00; Farmas-
ter egg room cooler used only
few hours, like new $165.00;
Hen nests 32 nests to each
unit back to back. $7.50
each, Don Cochran, Shilah Rd.,
Kennesaw, Ph. Marietta 9-
4982. fe











John Deere A tractor and
good harrow. Motor just over-
haul. $650 for both. Bussey
Benton, Rt. 3, Smoky Rd.,
Newnan, Ph. Alp. 3-3080,

Late Model Cub _ tractor,
used very little, hydraulic
lift, planter, distribution, cul-
tivator, cut-a-way harrow,
rotary hoe, push type tiller
and pulley for wood saw. All
exceptionally good $875.00. G.
V. Conwell, Danielsville, Ph.
Sy. 1-5423.

28 in. tractor saw with
stand and drive belt $35.; 8
qt. churn, 2 sets mixers $2.
C. A. Cutler, 3844 St. Marys
Road, Columbus.

- Farmall A tractor, good
condition with 2 dic. ploy,
harrows, planters, and mow-
ing machine. $400. George
Garner, Rt. 4, Taylor Rd. Al-
pharella. 3

1952 Ford - 8N, recent mo-
tor overhaul, (new battery,
new generator. Good rubber
with scoop pan, new back
blade, Deaborn mower, bush
and bog harrow and _ lifting
boom, $1,100.00 Dave Parker,
Rt. 3, McDonough, Ph. 3829.

American soil saver, plows
through grass without tear-
ing sod bed up, in excellent
cond. Sell or trade for Ro-
tary Cutter or front end load-
er for Farmall M tractor. John
ie Rt. 2, Madison, Ph.









Gorman Rupp sprinkler out-
fit, runs on tractor, 1300 ft.
4 in. Aluminum pipe, $1300;
D. combine with motor,

5!son, Ph, 391-M-4.

pet. }shape. $100. E. W. Cardell,

Early Scarlet Dawn, Rutger |

-i tion. Can be seen at my place

|borne, c/o Methodist

J.
$600, All excellent condition. |b












onl
imes in 1959; o:
ing cultivator,
wagon, C. A
Dilly, SL?
For Rent Bulldozers for
rent, Draglines and all type
of Ditching equipment fo r
Farm Clearing and Drainage
work. All equipment in A - 1
condition. John Wall, Madi




and
. Ingram, B



waeee










Dairy Compressor and mo -
tor Complete 11-1/2 H. P. fc
Landrace female pigs. W. W.
Shippard, Rt. 1, Lithonia. __

6 ft. mowing machine for
H, Farmall Tractor in good



5, Austell, Ph. 948-2142.

Sears Incubator cap.
chicken eggs, round Electr
model, $15.00; 2 wheel trailer
600 x 16 tires $20; Trade both
for turkey, rabbits or phea-
sahts. C.. R. ~Philpot,< 2377
Summit Ave., N. W., Atlan-
ta, Ph. Sy. 4-0009. a 3





vator - See at-

; Mc-
Donald Deep well pump with
pipe, all in good condition.
Mrs. George Gaskin, Rt. 2,
Chickamauga. Ph. 6894.

2 Cole planters and 2 Cov










cond., $75: Hoyt Thompson,
Dinleyson. : joe See
1-D7 Caterpiller bulldozer;
3 - T Series, first class condi-





on Highway 29 between La-
Grange and West Point D. G.

Tyler, Gabbettville. Ph. E



250 gal. steel DeLaval bulk

|milk tank, 40 mo. warranty

given. Will del. and install
any _ reasonable :
Emory L. Brinson, Rt. 6 Syl-
vania, Phe TH 1-fo3l. = a
Elec. brooder, :
cap., good cond., $15. Mrs. J.
B. Bell, Sr., 5621 Redan Rd
Rt. 1, Stone Mountain, P
9098. - es eg hee we
1954 two row, Case tracto
with 3 point 1 q
turning plow, disc harrow and










C. Parker, Rt. 4, Calhoun.

1954 Farmall Super C=
tor in A-1 cond., good tires
with 2 disc tiller and harrow,
$775 or trade for cows or
take pick-up truck as parb
payment. S. M. Partridge, 323.
Cooley Rd:, LaGrange, Ph,
TU. 4-439t" 5 $3 E

J. D. windrow, less canvas;
also, 1952 Intnl. combine with
motor and new canvas, good
cond, Priced right. V. a
vell, Clarksville, Ph. 3-433
McCormick Deering power
hay bailer on rubber, c
cond. for sale cheap or trede
for_ nice heifer yearling. Noah
J. Shelnutt, Rt. 2, Hogansville,
Ph. TU. 48895 (LaGrange). _
Sears elec. automatic milk
pasteurizer, 1 gal. cap., half
price. -K.-<G. Garnes; -Rt.. 13
Suwanee, Ph. 434-5914 (Bu-
ford). : ve Scena

10 can milk coole1 Pts
comprwssor, excellent cond.,
reasonably priced. Roy Os=



















rens Home, 500 Columvia
Dr., Decatur, Ph. DR. 8-5494.
6 cylinder Ford engine and
No. 2 pump, mounted on trai-
ler, carburettor. for Butane
gas; 31 joints of 6 in. pipe, 40
ft. long and_ connections;

joints of 4 in. pipe and
sprinklers, Ea. sprinklers wa:
ter 60 x 80 ft.; 4 wheel trai-
ler to hawl pipe. Thos. J. Mor=
ris, Rt. 1, Statesboro.

Ford tractor model 9-N,
new 11.28 tires, for sale or
trade for cows. T. H. Wilson,
Rt. 2, Fairburn, Ph. 7516.

7 qt. National pressure can=
ner, $10.00; Burpee can seal-
er, $7.50. Both like new. Mrs,
H. M. Hoffman, 1608 Wood-
bine Ave., SE, Atlanta 17 P

DR. 3-4595. cee:

McCormick - Dearin,
mer mill, tip top shap
screens, for sa

hite face calv














ticello, _



Mrs. Frances Aldridge, Mon-}








John Deere 5 tooth culti-

ington distributors for Ford J
or Ferguson tractor, in tair

4-9622 (Lagrange).

distance.

hook-up with >
cultivators. All fair cond. J.

trac< |

good. +



























orl
sale or trade for 6 Purebred




















































































FOR SALE



50 wire cage hen nests

(Sears & Roebuck), real
cheap. Mrs. H. E, Cropps,
Guyton. 2



~ About 100 five ft., trough
oultry feeders, good cond,
0 ea. Bob McConnell, Rt. 1,
203 Hes Ph, DR.

2 Well digging equip. capa-

ble of digging 4 or 6 in. well,

up to 500 ft. deep, priced

Pe Wiley Shepard, Dublin,
BR. 2-1648 nights.

; ae propelled Allis Chal-
mers F-100 combine with
straw chopper and ee
in excellent cond., $250. W. L.
Zetterower, Jr., Rt. di States-
boro. |

Two, 7 ft., tandem tractor
- harrows, Athens and Taylor;
also, two Massey - Harris cliv-
per, 7 ft., self - propelled com-
ines. Choice or both. T. R.
aks Rt. 3, Monroe, Ph.
52

1947 Farmall cub with me-
- chanical lift, for sale. W. C.
_ Gideon, Hwy. 92, Rayettevile,
' me emt ss2h sy

- Massey Harris 60 self-pro-
elled, 10 ft., blade, in excel-
~ Tent cond. David Ellis, Mcati-
He cello, Ph. 3781

1952. Ford tractor, good
running order and good tires.
(Located _on first farm past
river on Serie ton. Rd. from
Atlanta.) R. W. Caldwell, Rt.
4S Douglasville, Ph. WH; *=
3454.

Be acy Aiding Bees trac-
_.tor with 6 hp Wisc. motor,
turn plow, disc harrow, doz-



















ier blade and Bes,
good cond., $200. V. F. Dur-
gin, Rt. 4, Box ian, Thomas-

_- ton, Ph. MI. 7-3589.

Allis Chalmers combine 60
te without ae good cond.,
+ $300. J. H. Waggoner, Rt. is
(Colbert, Ph. ST. 8-4285.

Es 1949 Cast tractor, harrows,
_ cultivators, almost new rear
tires, good front tires, lift

needs minor repair, $450 cash

- or $3000 plus good garden
tractor and equip. Clyde
Woods, Rt. 1, Gainesville.
: ~ Chestatee Community.

a _ Sears can sealer, never
| used, $10 or exchange. for
pig. Marion Blackstock, Doug-



_~_dasville.
Late model John Deere B

_ tractor, set of planters, set of

cultivators, 4 disc tiller on
rubber. Perfect cond. Sell
right, come see. Tommie Hugh
Pennington, Rt. 1, Box, 253,
Milledgeville.

John Deere A tractor, plant-
ers and cultivators, in fair
shape, $350. no starter but
cranks easy. Loyd Keadle,
Yatesville, Ph. 695 - - a3
_ Bamesville).

Farmall C tractor, good
- cond. with cultivator, planters
and 8 disc harrow. Earnest
Holder, Rt. 1, Jefferson.

1957 Jeep, 4 wheel drive

-up truck, 4 new, mud

grip, tires, 6 cylinder motor,

Fest spotlight and all steel

ee pick-up body. Clean inside

rand out. Harry erpeis Shel
_ Monroe, Ph. 6251.

Twelve 1,000 cap., Woods
Ga. brooders, $35 ea., pine and
500 gal. tank included; also,
12 A combine John Deere with
motor. All good cond., $300.
N. W. Greene, Jacksonville.

Passion new Idea mowing
mach., used very little, 1/2
price; a l's 0, section
ae smoothing harrow, needs

small repairs, priced Hight.
Grady Ison, Brooks.

6-8 yd. LeTourneau pan, ex-
cellent cond., cheap. Marvin]o
Peed, Butler, Ph. UN 2-3785.

_4 wheel drive, good
t been overhauled,
cea B. Adcock,































































































ver (

Dirst ;
tractor) with 1 hitch, pull bar,

not used very much, in good|S

eond., $25. See. L. i Thomp-
son, Rt. 1, Box 42, Warm
Springs.

1 ea. 1957 model John Deere
tractor 4-20, 2 disc plow and
No. 5 mower and smoothing

harrow. All perfect cond. W.

M. Green, Rt. 1, Brooks, Ph.
Ly. 9- 6810.

Nearly new front mounted
J. D. cultivator with dise for
Model 50 and 60 tractors $175;
6 coiled spring 3/4 in. square
for J. D. tool bar $30. Milton
P, Minchew Jr., Rt. 3, Macon,
Ph. Sh. 3-5806.

5

Irrigation Pipe 600 ft.
in., 400 ft. 4 in. lateral, Rain-
bird sprinkler (covers 1 acre
per setting) with all con-
nections. All excellent con ii-
tion. Pump 500 gal. min. cap.
suction hose. Together or sep-
erately. Make offer J. Mc-
Pherson, 1010 Prince Ave.
Athens, oer Liberty 3-3292
after 6 P.

1954 . A tractor, over
hauled, 2 new tires, new dis-
tributor Bolton plow, harrow,
planters cultivators, fret. and
four scrapes. Frank Norton,
Waycross.

(work on any}

Want flate platform. ty) e
floor scales in good cond, e
Chandler, c/o Tara Farms,
Rt. 1, Calhoun,

fel et ee cere ca Bee BO

Want small apple cider mill
for home use, Ralph Cl: k,
333 Country Club Rd., La-
Grange.

Want automatie hay baler,
prefer PTO drive, reasonably
pie Walter C. Merck, Rt.

, Kingsland.

Want one reaper and bind-
er, no junk, Arnold J. Woods,
Bip 1, Portal.

Want rear hitch disc, plow,
blade and sickle mower for
Farmall cub tractor. John
McClure, 964 Crane Rd., NE,
Atlanta 5, Ph. CE, 7-7343.

Want feeders and waterers
for 10,000 cap. chicken house,
within 50 mi. Dallas, Rod H.
Johns, Box 192, Dallas.

Want bush-hog harrow and
plow with 3 point hook - up.
Will trade Ford pickup 1952
model, Must be in good cond.
Billy Waldrep, Forsyth.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE







EQUIPMENT

WANTED



. Want scoop pan with 3
point hitch for Ford tractor.
Cliff Greene, Rt. 1, Logan-
ville.

Want to trade cub face
plow for cub side plow (each
keep own blade). Trade even
if you make the change, pro-
vided other plow is in ~
cond. L. C, Boyd, Rocky Face.

Want hand pump for shal-
low well; also, tractor blade
to fit Massey Harris pony
tractor, to pull not push, pre-
fer with blade on. one side
and scratching teeth on other
for cleaning chicken houses.
Dan Starnes, Rt. 1, Box 129-
A, Calhoun.

Want small 2 block saw
mill for farm use, with belt
feed, no friction feed, good
cond. reasonable. Clyde W.
Garrett, Rt. 3, Blairsville.

Want spring shank, 9 *-ae
cultivator called orchard or
Bermuda grass poe for Ford
tractor. E. A. Turner, Quit-

man, Ph, 9741.

Want used, but good cond.,
rotary mower with rear wheel,
pick up type, for Ford trac-
tor, 3 point hitch. Gray An-
drews, Roberta.

Want used mower attach-
ment for Farmall Cub trac-
tor. Cliff Winslett, 605 Maple
Ave., Marietta. Ph. 8-2678.

Want large Windmill, com-
plete, approx. height 85 it.,
in operating cond., cheap.
Pat Meroney, 914 No. Main St.,
East Point.

Want garden tractor and
equipment in good cond. Pre-
fer 4 or 5 H. P. Brigg Strat-
ton motor. W. O. Whitley,
Mauk.

Want cultivator for Ford
tractor or 3 point hitch. T. L.
Anderson, Rt. 3, Elberton.

- Want large water ram to put
in creek to water around 3,-
000 laying hens, first class
cond. Hooper, Young
Harris. :

Correction: Want Keenco
Jr. table model egg candler
and grader, small size, model
No. 1949-S or other similar
make and size, in good cond.
Write what you have, price
and when I can see in opera-
tion, Mrs. J. C. Lumsden, Rt.
3, Talbotton. Ph. MO. 5-3511.

Want J. D, Farmall or Ford

tation with 2 or 3 dise tiller

ae harrow, in good cund.

starter. Prefer within

a = 75 mi. Charles F, Hun-
ter, Rt. 1, Statham.

Want 1 set of. cultivators
and planter for Ford or Fer-
guson Tere fi - good cond.

ids Stapleton. =)

Cattle

Reg. Angus bulls, 8 mos.-
14 mos. old, for sale. W.-C.
Gideon, Hwy. re Fayetteville,
Ph. HO. 1-3321

Reg. Jersey milch cow,
about 8 yrs. old, gentle, due
to freshen the 2nd week in

May. Gives 4 gal. milk day|R

when fresh, excellent for but-
ter, $125, Lester Cook, Rt. 2,
Box 9, Big Shanty Rd., Ken-
nesaw.

~ Reg. Angus bulls, 7-16 mos.
old, from clean herd, nice
body conformation, calfhood
vaccinated, $200.-$250. F, W.
Phillips, Rt. 1, c/o Westover
Farm, Kennesaw, Ph. 8-2959
(Marietta).

Guernsey cow fresh in with
first calf for sale or trade for
Black Angus calves. C. D.
Ergle, R.F.D. 2, Austell, Ph.
948-2336.

Holstein bull, eligible for
Reg., out of good bloodlines,
8 mos. old. No reasonable of-
fer refused, Henry W. Over-
holt, Rt. 1, Marshallville, Ph.
2752 (Montezuma).

At Stud: Angus bull, $3.
head and pasture for cws;
Reg. Angus bull, 10 mos. old,
Eileenmere breed for sale or
trade for like Angus; also, At
Stud, Palomino horse. Reg.
PHBA grand sire was Rainy
Day Dude, AQHA and PHBA.
George West, c/o Westwood
Farm, 4825 Ptree-Dunwoody
ae NE, Atlanta, Ph. BL. 5-

5 nice, 400 lb.. beef type
heifers for sale. Loyd Keadle,
Yatesville, Ph. 695-J- 3 (Barn-
esville).

1 ea. Guernsey and Hol-
stein heifers, freshen in May,
large lengthy with nice ud-
ders, best of breeding, bred
to Brown Swiss bull. Both
from heavy milkers, $225.
each at farm, Marvin New-
some, Jordan Mill Rd., San-
dersville, Ph. 3856.

Reg. Black Angus bull for
Service. Top quality blood-
line. Reg. No. 2158817. Sired
by Lorraine Epponian, and
princess Susie. Fee $2. Locat-
ed 5-1/2 mi. West of Mariet-
ta, just off ae: 120 on Vil-
la Rica Rd. E. F. Wilkins,
Marietta. Ph, 9-9825.

Santa Gertrudis bull, 2
yrs. old performance tested,
gained 2.86 lbs. per day at
Georgia Coastal Plains Ex-
Periment Station, bred by









|Malatchie Ranch. Joe Moody,

a P. O. Box 367, Boston, Ph,

Reg. Angus bull, 10 months
old, $200.; reg. Angus bull 27
months chi: $300. Both good
blood li z A, Whitaker,
R.F.D, . fox 382, petesbero:
Ph. Greenleaf. 86727

2 pore cets Gacenaey heif-
ers, bred horned, large
one Gussngay bull about
nor ring




















"$390.

Nice lemon color, olean
Jersey cow springer, pasture
bred for second calf. Mrs.
Bob Knight, Rt. 2, Franklin
(just off Hwy. 27 near old
Armstrong mill).

Fine Angus bull for sale to
keep from inbreeding. Farm-
ers prices. Arthur Stover,
Flinstone.

Three 16 mo. old dbl. stan-
dard. polled Hereford bulls,
C.M.R. Advance Domino
breeding, halter broke, ready
for medium service; ten redg.
Hampshire husky yearling
rams (sheep) of extra good
quality and conformation,
ready for heavy _ service,
priced under the market. John
B. Smith, Cleveland Rd. Dal-
ga. Ph. BR. 8-3705 after 6



Holstein heifers to freshen
from now to fall, good selec-
tion to choose from, wt, from
1,000-1,200 lbs. Charlie Wal-
lace, Sandersville, Ph. 2623.

Jersey cow, freshened Mar.
18 with 3rd calf, give 5 gal.
ger: Clint Wynn, 202 S. Main

we Pie GR 8=

~ Reg, Hereford Polled pulls,
1 yr. old; also, Reg. Hamp-
shire swine, young boars and
open gilts. Farm located 8 mi.
W. of Griffin on Hwy. 16, I.
W. Wheeless, Rt. 3, Box 82,
Griffin, Ph. 5756:

5 top Reg. Angus bulls,
ready for service, reasonable
prices; also, 12 top, open Reg.
Angus heifers, Grandsons and
granddaughters of lEileen-
mere 999/35th. W. C. Hardy,
ate Box 275, Griffin, Ph.

2 Reg. Guernsey male cal-
ves, 13 and 14 mos. old, well
marked, good bloodlines, de-
horned and ring in nose. H.
W. Thurmond, Farmington.

4 Reg. Guernsey heifers
with young calves, from high
milk producers; 3 young bulls,
12-24 mos. old. All artificial

Reg. heifer eo good blood-

Swine

OIC breeding stock, shoats
3-4 mos. old, $25. ea.; open
gilts, ready to breed, $35. ea.;
young sows, $45.-$50. ea. All
Reg. in buyers name. Shoats
shipped FOB, gilts and sows
for sale at farm. Paul J. Cain,
Rt. 1, Commerce.

Purebred Durocs, open gilts,
ready to breed, pigs 3 mos.
old either sex, with or with-
out papers. Best breeding.
Marvin Newsome, Sanders-
ville, Ph. 3856.

Reg. SPC shoats, long meat
type, good bloodlines, near 3-
1/2 mos. old, fine for 4-H
project or herd boars. See at
my place or place order soon,
will ship; also, good as new
western saddle, bridle, mar-
tingale. George Ferguson, Rt.
1, Cave Spring.

Reg., bred, Duroc gilts and
several Reg., 4 mos. old, boars
and gilts. Cherry red, worm-
ed and treated, Cert. disease
free herd, reasonably priced.
Henry Harrell, 603 Gill St.,
Hazlehurst, Ph. FR. 5-2035.

Reg. Landrace boars and

lines. Chas. Chick, Monroe.

ling pigs, from performance
tested Cert. meat boars, vac-
cinated, Ga. Cert. Brucellosis
Free Herd No. 17, $25. up. J.
W Trunnell, Jr., Rt. ae Coch-
ran, Ph. WE. 4-2040

~ Purebred Beltsville boars
and gilts, $35. ea. with pa-
pers, $30. without papers.
Wormed, treated for cholera
and disease free. Rudolph J.
Chambless, Homerville Rd.,
Nashville, Ph. 3411.

2 Reg. Tamworth sows, 10
gilts, 3 to 7 mos. old and Reg.
gilts and boars ready
May 10. B. Harrison, Al-
pharetta ( 7-1/2 mi. N. off
Hwy. 19).

Cert. meat type Reg..Hamp-
shire Hogs, 14 excellent ser-
vice size and near service
open and bred







_weanlings. es free



gilts, service age and wean-| shir



PAGE FIVE

3 Reg. Hampshire boars,
out of fine stock, wt. 100 lbs
ea.,
sired, Curtis Britt,
Ave., Thomaston.

ao little bone Guinea sows
and 12 pigs, not Reg. Won
ship and no Sunday sales. A,
B. Blalock, Box 22, Alto.

Fine healthy Hampshire an
Tamworth cross pigs. E. A,
Smith, 7205 Campbellton Rd.,
Atlanta 11, Ph. DI. 4-4198.

Reg. Beltsville No. 1 boars,
from. selected and proven
breeding stock. Calvin Stone,
Pineview.

Purebred meat type Poland
China pigs, 8 wks. old, boars
and gilts, Reg. in buyers name,

500-5th



treated for Cholera. Jerry All~

man, Rt. 1, Butler.

Choice Landrace and Du-~
roc breeding stock, imported
bloodlines, treated, Reg. in
buyers name. William E. La~
nier,
Ph. MU. 5-1015.

6 Hampshire Duroc cross
pigs, 9 wks. old, gilts and bar=
rows, $10. ea. C. A. Wooten,
Bh ey Douglasville, Ph. WH.

8 Duroc pigs, from litter of
11, subj. to Reg. 9 wks. old, $20,
ea.; also, Reg. Duroc boar and
sow, from dif. bloodlines, 2-
yrs. old, $75. ea. John S. Sim=
mons, Box 193, Rt. 2, Mil-
ledgeville, Ph. 24316. ;

37 Landrace pigs, born
April 10, also 7 Landrace sows
and 2 boars. All good meat
type. John Giddens, Madison,
Phe t6n-

Duroc boars, 4-1/2 mos. old,
wormed and treated, can be
Reg., $25. Frederick Zipperer,
Rt. 1, Box 182, Guyton (15
mi. SE of on Hwy. 30).

Duroc pigs, from best stock,
Reg., wormed and treated for
Cholera, 4-1/2 mos. old, wt.
about 100-150 lbs., $35. ea.,
3, $100. Roscoe McDonald, Jr.,
Rt. 1, Milledgeville, Ph. GL.

bloodlines. Reasonable F. H. 2-2766 :
Bunn, Midville. Se eas oa pigs: ae
DbL Reg. polled Hereford po et olan ina an

Deh ee poles aos Landrace crosses, from Reg. |
ull, 1 yr. old, extra good| stock. Out of large litters and
bloodlines, reasonably priced hen fee hal Eee
Be bas so Le breeding stock. Priced for

quick sale. C. W. Shirah, Jr.,
Seville (11 mi. E. of Cordele).

Reg. Landrace, service age,
boar and gilts, from oe
bloodlines, Reg. in uyers
name, prices start at $25. ea.
M. T. Courson, Hazlehurst,
Ph. 5-W99.

Yorkshire Poland China
cross feeder pigs 50 lbs. and
up, reasonable or exchange
for baby heifers. B. H:
somback, Rt. 2, Box 341-A,
oe Park, Ph. Fairburn

30 reg. Hampshire pigs, ex-
tra nice and well marked.
Ready to sell May 15, $15.
each with Reg. papers, $12.
without. Will hold to weaning

for $5. deposit per head. Can- _

not ship. Carl. C. Smith, Rt.:
3, Ellijay.

Pureblood Landrace boar,
18 mo. old, 400 lbs. excellent
conformation, $27.50. Don
Cochran, Shiloh Rd., Kenne-
saw, h. 9-4982 (Marietta).

~ Reg. -Landrace boar,
months old for sale or swap >
to keep from in breeding.
Lawrence Sheppard, Rock-
bridge Road, Rt. 3 Stone
Mountain, Ph, Hi. 3=9032.

~ 20. pil pigs, S.P.C. and Hamp-
e, on Hwy. 92. Four miles
South of Fayetteville. Roland |
Mask, Rt. 3, Fayetteville. i

Reg. Purebred Poland Chi-
na hogs. Service boars 6 - 9
mos. old, 200-250 lbs, $75. ea.;
gilts bred to Cert. Meat Type
Sires, $125. each. All treated
for Cholera and Erysiplas and
Bangs free. All boars sired by
Certified Meat Type Sires.
Jas. R. Mullis, Cochran, Ph.
WE. 4-2166.

Horses, Mules & Ponies
At Stud: Reg. Tenn. Walk-
ing horse, Reg. No, 550659,
proven sire, fine show quali-
ties. Mares boarded. Ben Hill,
2641 Bob-O-Link Dr., Macon,
Ph. SH. 5-5394. :

2 burros, 10 and 12 mos
old, both jacks, $40. ea.; i
jennet burros, 4 and 5. yrs.
old, both to foal again about
June and July, $75. ea. Berry
J. Whatley, Hwy. 85, Senoia,
Ph. a. 9- 3279.





$25. with papers if des



Rt. 2, Box 84, Metter,

Hol-

3-1/2 se










FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GU RAN TEE

GGuaranteed by Manufacturer













MARCH, 1960

MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Cairo, Georgia



















Mixon's Vita-Mald 40% Hog Supplement G 40,0 2.6
ae ee = GP) Fiber se as
Ene PROTEIN FAT FIBER

CCONEE ROLLER MILLS, Seneca, South Carolina <a a
ODUCTS COMPANY, INC., Cedartown, Georgia Wheot Bran and Shorts ; i 75
BK ae bretur Folsher a 4 < oe Pee =
(P) Fat F 20 f S
a ace a THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY, Chicepe, Minois a ;
CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tennessee Ful-O-Pep Cage Layer Ration a
ith Ground Wheat Screenings G 15.0 3.5 6.0 (P) Protein : = F 149 4.7
Gilt Edge Grey Shorts w aoe aie 7 s9
i i C. L. RAY, JR., Sycamore, Georgia
COLUMBIA MILL AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, Columbia, ee a i Gracad Meckek Hay. 6 80 20
Blue Seal Soft Wheat Grey Shorts : roe 7 ie (P} Protein, Fot ond Fiber F 61 14
(P) Protein z x : Ground Peanut Hay 80 2.0
DAWSON COTTON OIL COMPANY, Dawson, Georgia (P) Protein, Fat and Fiber Beant 1.6
Elizabeth Beauth Brand 45% Protein Peanut Feed G 45.0 3.0 16.0 :
(P) Fiber F 45.6 3.6 19.5) SOUTHERN MILLING) COMPANY, Auguste, Georgia
= Duplex Growing Crumbles G 20.0 3.0
ERIE ALFALFA MILLS, Pa Erie, Michigan ek ee aie {P) Fiber Z 242 ; as
ie Brand Alfalfa M . : . : Duplex 40% Hog Su foment 40. ;
oe (P) Protein F 122 Te 4A mate 286 NSS s: 3 re
* Fiber High Duplex All Mash Egg Mash - & 160 3.0
HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin-Ft. Valley, Georgia (P) Fiber 3 192 64
-Ft. : 0.0 yo:
i ith Arsanilie Acid: G 16.0 3.0 6.0 Growing Mash
Pay Day Pig and Sow Rat ~ oe F 136 41 48 (P) Fiber F 23.1 3.9
i ROLLER MILL, INC., Lavonia, Georgia STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
oe ree River Gray Shorts G 15.0 3.5 6.0 Standards Formula Complete Layer Ration 6 17.5 45
(P) Fat F 15.6 2.8 53 (P) Fot F 20.0 3.3
* Fiber High
MARBUT MILLING SONFANY NE Anja, Georgia ee of - Kin Dog Food s a
Fairway Poultry Mixer a aie x 400 27 65 (P) Fat F 26.6 46 = 31
SWIFT AND COMPANY, Douglos, Georgia oo ;
. "ecu toc Gare. as G 380 3.0 =-:11.0 Swift's Broiler Finisher Concentrate 64.6, Se es
: (P) Protein F 7.3 3.3 9.8 (P) Fat F 46.3 $65.0 407





FEEDS FAILING TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE BUT WITHIN TOLERANCE |

GGuaranteed by Manufacturer

_ MARCH, 1960







MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, ING., Augusta, Georgia



































Fairway 43% Poultry Concentrate G 43.0
FFound by State Chemist y < pet Lew er 22
PROTEIN FAT FIBER ; =
AUBREY FEED MILLS, INC., Louisville, Kentucky : NUTRENA MILLS, INC, Minneapolis, Minnesota : ,
Red "A" Super High Energy Broiler Ration Mash Nutrena Sweetflow - 16 Dairy Foed (MM) G 16.0 2.5
Medicated - G 22.5 4.0 3.0 * Fat Low F 17.8 2.3
{ * Protein Low F. 22.2 49 2.4 {
\ Red "A" Super High Energy Broiler Ration Crumbles ROBERTS RICE MILL, INC., Weiner, Arkansas
Medicated G 22.5 4.0 3.0 Rice Mill By-Product GS 6.0 5.0
* Protein Low F 22.1 5.6 3.0 * Fat Low F 60 4.7
BIRDSEY FLOUR AND FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia ,| ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia .
Mascot Wheat Gray Shorts with Ground Wheat Screenings G 16.0 3.5 601. Cherokee Brond 41% rote Cottonseed Meal "6 41.0 20.
* Fiber High F 184 4.0 43 * Protein Low, Fiber High F 40.0 38
THE BUCKEYE eon OIL DIVISION, BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION, SEYMOUR'S FARM SUPPLY, Americus, Georgia ;
Clncianat, Okie Sere Laying Mash & 18.0 4.5
Buckeye 36% Protein Solvent Extracted Cottonseed Meal G 36.0 2.0 17.0 * Fat hous F 19.9 41
* Fiber High 36.0 2.5 18.6 ie :
CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia : SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia | : ; oe
Prosperity Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal GS 36.0 3.0 17.0 Stivers Best Wheat Brown Shorts a G 160 35
* Protein Low, Fiber High F 35.6 _ 42 18.6 * Protein Low F 15.4 5.4
Stivers' Best Wheat Brown Shorts S160. ae
CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tennessee * Protein Low F 15.4 53
Gilt Edge Wheat Grey Shorts G 15.0 B. 6.0 :
* Fiber High a BS 3.5 6.5 SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia me
THE COTTON PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION, Atlanta, Georgia "~~ Starter and Growing Mash G 180 3.0
Better Corn Cob and Shuck Meal G 2.0 5 31.0 * Fiber High F 20.6 ee os
* Fiber High s F 3.5 6 33.9 ARAN
ig . . Tennessee STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia = : <a
DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Te: ola. < ve cercotis Bone tey cone a ak es 4
Arrow Pure Wheat Bran : : 4
* Fat Low F 17.5 3.5 9.6 Fiber High Fo ABB Aes OO)
' Arrow Pure Wheat Bran G 14.0 4.0 11.0 Standard's Formula Eleven Complete Bocadintcs Starter _ ; ise :
* Fat Low F 17.5 3.8 10.6 Medicated G 210 8 40; 5.04
* Fiber High F 22.8 (40 54
FARMERS SEED AND FEED COMPANY, Fitzgerald, Georgia Standard's Formule 21% Laying Mash G 21.6 402 > 50%
Snap Corn Gris0 2.5 11.0 * Fiber High Fase: Aa
* Fiber High eos 3.2 11.3 Standard's Formula 20% Pullet Grower : G 20.0 7RO 2
* Fot Low, Fiber High F 21.3 > 3.5 %
KING MILLING COMPANY, Rome, Georgia Standards Formula - Medicated - XXXTRAVIM 6 210 588 :
Milk Made Dry and Freshening Feed : 12.0 3.5 8.0 * Fat Low F 228 a
* Fat Low, Fiber High F 15.0 34 8.8 i
[THOMAS MILLING COMPANY, INC., Hazlehurst, Georgia Ses
oe Se aa a Floris 6 60 3.0 15.0 To-Mi- om 16% Pig Grower with Higromix - Medicated G 16.0 45
+b F 61 28 123 * Fat Low, Fiber High F 18.1 4.2
McMILLEN FEED MILLS, Fort Wayne, Indiana WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama : - :
Master Mix Sweet Flakes G 7.0 1.5 25.0 Jim Dandy Dairy Feed : GS 16.0 25. 2 1504
* Fiber High F 12.4 2.3 27.0 * Fat Low 5 F 20.3 St Pee 12.4



FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED MARCH, 1960

A AND G MILLING COMPANY, Maysville, Georgia
5 feeds as declared

MAC ABERCROMBIE AND SON, Douglasville, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

ADAMS BRISCOE SEED COMPANY, Jackson, Georgia
1 feed as declared

ALBERS MILLING COMPANY, Los Angeles, California
4 feeds as declared

ALLIED MILLS, INC., Chicago, Illinois
6 feeds as declared

ATLANTA MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia
12 feeds as declared

AUBREY FEED MILLS, ING., Loulsville, Kentucky
4 feeds as declared

G. BERND COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
1 feed as declared

BIRDSEY FLOUR AND FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia
12 feeds as declared

PAUL BRANCH, JR:, Fitzgerald, Georgia.
2 feeds as declared





BRANNEN FEED MILL, Brooklet, Georgia
1 feed as declared

BUCKEYE COTTON OIL DIVISION, BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION,
Cincinnati, Ohio
2 feeds as declared rs \

BOYD MILLS, INC., Boyd, Wisconsin
1 feed as declared

CAROLINA MILLING COMPANY, Laurens, South Carolina
2 feeds as declared



L. B, CARTER POULTRY COMPANY, Buford, Georgia
1 feed as declared

CEDARTOWN DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC., Cedartown, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

CHEROKEE FARMERS CO-OP, INC., Canton, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

GITRUS FEED COMPANY, Lakeland, Florida s
1 feed as declared



CITY MILLS COMPANY, Sole Georgia
2 Sots as declared



~ Teentnoed oo pa ;











C$ MILLING COMPANY, Auburn, Georg!
"1 feed on declared x





























C ADO MILLING AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, Denver, Colorado
2 feeds as declared



MBIA MILL AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, Seleable, Tennessee
1 feed as deciared

PERATIVE MILLS, INC,, every Branch, Georgia; Guntersvilie, Alabama;
cinnati, Ohio; Baltimore, Maryland
35 feeds as declared :

DSBY-HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
6 feeds as declared

ON GRAIN COMPANY, Dalton, Georgia -
as declared







ANIEL FEED AND SEED COMPANY, Dougias, Georgia
"7 feeds as declared

ARK FEED MILL, Denmark, Georgia
1 feed as declared

GRAIN COMPANY, Shelbyville, Tennessee iy
a feed as declared

XIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPARY, Chattanooga, Tennessee

1 feed as declared

ELBERT COUNTY MILLING COMPANY, Elberton, Georgia
1 feed, as declared











feed as declared



a



_ 1 feed as declared








1 feed as dectared



|MILLMORE MILLING company, Spee, Georgia
1 feed as declared we





16, W. MILLS, Byron, Georgia

1 feed as declared



MOFCO CORPORATION, Thomson, Georgia
1 feed as declared

MOSTELLER FLOUR AND FEED COMPANY, ING., Ch
1 feed as declared : oe re

NEUMOND, INC., St. Louis, Missouri
1 feed as declared

THE NEW ERA MILLING COMPANY, Ark i
2 fi Sean tkansas City, Kansas

NORTH GEORGIA FEED AND POULTRY, INC., G a
| beds dice ainesville, Georgia

NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
5 feeds as declared

OCONEE ROLLER MILLS, Seneca, South Carolina
2 feeds as declared

OGLETREE HATCHERY, Lawrenceville, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

PATRICK FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia
2 feeds as declared



J.D. (PERKERSON'S SONS, Austell, Georgia
1 feed as declared

ALFALFA MILLS, ING., Erle, Michigan | W. B. PERRY MILLING COMPANY, Leslie, Georgia

2 feeds as declared



: sonn wk ESHELMAN AND SONS, Chamblee, Georgia: Lancaster, Pennsylvania PERRY'S PEANUT DRYERS AND CLEANERS, Parrott, Georgia
as declared

1 feed as declared

7 ist FEED MILLS, ING., Atlonta, Georgia THE PILLSBURY COMPANY, Clinton, lowa

5 feeds as declared

FARMERS EXCHANGE, an Georgia : PLANTERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Clarksdale, Mississippi
4 feeds as declared

1 feed as declared

RMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE, Lawrenceville, Georgia ~ | PREMIUM FEED MILLS, Conyers, Georgia

feeds as declared
















camiient ae COMPANY, Aageae, Georgie OATS COMPANY, Chicago, Illinol
8 feeds as declared 1 feed as declared 5 a
ee ite genie pal Douglas, Georgia _ |RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louls, Missouri

71 feeds as declared





_ THE FERGUSON COMPANY, Dawson, Georgia



Peug = H RED HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Georgia

4 feeds as declared



; FINCH AND FULLER MILLING oo Daitas, Georgie:





ia ; RIVERSJDE OIL MILL, Marks, Mississippi

1 feed as declared





Ww. B. FLEMING COMPANY, Jacksonville, Florida



Sideods ac destined RAYMOND ROLLINS FEED MILL, Bowdon, Georgia

1 feed as declared



"FLINT RIVER MILLS, ING., Bainbridge, Georgia
10 feeds as declored






GAINESVILLE MILLING COMPANY, Gainesvitie, Georgia
: 6 feeds as declared :



SALADA- SHIRRIFF-HORSEY, INC., Plant City, Florida

2 feeds as declared



SAWNEE MOUNTAIN FEED AND POULTRY COMPANY, Cumming, Georgia

2 feeds as declared






(GENERAL MILLS, INC., Minneapell Minnesota
4 feeds as declared



SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee

3 feeds as declared



GEORGIA FEED AND POULTRY COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia





=F feed as declared ; T. G. SHAW AND SON, Roswell, Georgia

1 feed as declared





J. B. GREEN, JR., Gray, ica



ee a SIMMONS MILLING COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee

2 feeds as declared



HALES: AND HUNTER COMPANY, weer: Winois





WI feeds as declared ; J. ALLEN SMITH AND COMPANY, Knoxville, Tennessee

1 feed as declared






-HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin - Ft. Valley, Georgia
SS tea



Same daclonad ; SMITH RICE MILL, INC., DeWitt, Arkansas

2 feeds as declared






"HARTWELL ROLLER MILL, Hartwell, Georgia
1 feed as declared



SOUTH GEORGIA BROILERS, INC., Blackshear, Georgia

1 feed as declared



HERMITAGE FEED MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee









4 2 Sone AND SONS, Wayeross, Georgia



IDEAL BY-PRODUCTS DIVISION OF WILSON & TOOMER FERTILIZER oe
; Lawrenceville, Georgia



feads.es declared : SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia

1 feed as declared



feed as declared SOUTHERN COTTON OIL DIVISION, Dawson, Georgia; Savannah, Georgia;

Greenville, Mississippi
3 feeds as declared



OO a seca on duckared SOUTHERN FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, INC., Orlando, Florida

3 feeds as declared






INTERNATIONAL MILLING COMPANY, Minneapolis, Minnesota



kel MILLING COMPANY, Rome, Georgia



F teed de deckived ie ere SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgla

16 feeds as declared



7 feeds as declared SPARTAN GRAIN AND MILL COMPANY, Spartanburg, South Carolina

4 feeds as declared



i CROSSE MILLING COMPANY, Cochrane, Wisconsin






1 feed as declared STANDARD FEED MILLS, INC., a Georgia

1 feed as declared



LANIER FEED MILL, INC., Gainesville, Georgia







tavonta ROLLER MILL, INC., Lavonia, Georgia



5 feeds as declared STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia

9 feeds as declared



2 feeds as declared SWIFT AND COMPANY, Ecst Point, Georgia; Albany, Georgia; Chicago, Illinois

3 feeds as declared



LAWSON AND MANOUS FEED COMPANY, Calhoun, Georgia






2 feeds as declared VILLA RICA MILLS, INC., Villa Rica, Georgia

3 feeds as declared



torer MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee











TOnsNA. psp rab RICE MILLING cowPany, me Apert, Loulstana

SVILLE FERTILIZER AND GIN COMPANY, caster Georgia
feeds as declared :





1 feed as declared Tee BILL WATSON'S FARM FEED SERVICE, Crawfordville, Georgia

2 feeds as declared



WEAVER MILLING COMPANY, we, Georgia

1 feed as declared

WESSEL, DUVAL AND COMPANY, New York, New York

1 feed as declared

WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama

9 feeds as declared



WHITWORTH'S: HATCHERY AND POULTRY FARM, Lavonia, Georgia
= feeds clared







456
21
28



505






























PAGEEIGHT

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE



Palomino mare for sale rea-
sonable. Frank McKay, Avon-
dale Estates, Ph. DR. 8-3787
(Atlanta).

Peavine mare, dark chest-
nut, 3 yrs. old, for sale rea-
sonable; also, Palomino stud
service. J. W. VanHorn, 689
N. Indian Creek Dr., Rt. 3,
Stone Mountain, Ph. HI. 3-
4440,

Shetland pony gelding, 8
yrs. old, 44 in, high, white
mane and tail with dapple
body, gentle and safe for chil-
dren. Black saddle and bridle
to go with pony. Pierce Tid-
well, Greenville, Ph, OR. 2-
4964.

At Stud: Rising Sunday
Sun, dbl. Reg. Palomina stal-
ton: PuoBA No. .715,357;
TWHBA No. 550-168. Mares
boarded. Ray T. Warr, Rt. 2,
Box 154, College Park, Ph.
PO. 1-6732.

Gentle mare, smooth gait-
ed, spirited, $185.; well man-
nered gelding, good for be-
ginners (but not lazy) will
pull and plow; Tenn, Walk-
ing mare, Must sell. Del. rea-
sonable distance on immedi-
ate purchase. Mrs. Val. Beaty,
4289 Flat Shoals Rd., Deca-
tur, Ph. BU. 9-0173 (see af-
ter 6 PM any evening).

Pr. ni mare mules, wt.
approx. 600 lbs. ea., 7-8 yrs.
old, work good; also, good
buggy and good wagon for
sale. Bethel Rittenhouse, 208
Chatsworth Rd., Dalton.

Mule and wagon for sale.
J. J. Smallwood, Rt. 2, Con-
yers, Ph. 6762.

.At Stud: Imported Welsh
mountain pony stallion,
championship bloodlines,
splended conformation and
color; also, ponies of all types
for sale. B. B. Burkhalter,
Claxton, Ph. 40.

Sheep and Goats

140 healthy Southwestern
ewes, $8. ea.; also, Reg.
Hampshire and Suffolk rams,
$35. ea. Kenneth Bandy, Rt.
2, Ringgold, Ph. WE. 5-3470.

Hampshire rams



15 Reg.
and 3 grade Hampshire rams,
cheap. No letters R. B. Curtis,
Farmington, Ph, Madison
2603.

2 good milk goats, one
freshened April 1st, other to
freshen first of July. John H.
Allen, Rt. 1, McRae (at town)

Nice Alpine milk goat,
milking now, guaranteed good
milk; also, purebred black
Nubian buck. Mrs. Lee Kirk-
ley, 3860 Cascade Rd., SW,







Gelding, good saddle horse.
Sell or trade for good brood
mare. H. H. Hutchins, Lithon-
ja Ph. HU 2-6572.

16 Shetland pony mares,
some with foals by side, oth-
ers to foal soon. Sell separate
or all together. Rev. Paul

iken, 50 Douglas St., SE, At-
anta, Ph. DR. 17-3772.

Gaited golden Palomino
gelding, 8 prs. old, 900-1000
stud colt, good conformation
and color, gentle, from 5 gait-
ed mare and 3 gaited stallion,
both Palominos; also, low well
rubber tired cart and harness
for large horses. E. G, Barks-
dale, Rt. 1, Box 109, Hephzi-
eae Ph. RE. 6-6634 (Augus-
ta).

3 yr. old buckskin quarter
horse stallion, good conforma-
tion and color, nice tempera-
ment, $450.; also, English sad-
dle in excellent cond., $45.
Mrs. George Lindsey, 2457 W.





Washington Rd. East Point,
Ph. PO. 6-6193.
At Stud: Old Glory, Jr.,

WHBA No. 470147. Trailer
bs.; yr. old Palomino
ervice available. B. R. Beve-
fy. 9-3346 (Senoia).

Solid black mare, 10 yrs.
old, American saddlebred ty-



pe, will ride and drive. In
foal to Reg. Palomino stal-
Mrs. J. W. Bailey, c/o

ion. Mrs.
Winas Hill Ranch, Waynes-
boro, Ph. 2187.



At Stud: Buckskin Shet-

Jand, Fee, $15. with return
rivilege, also, heavy work,
arge sorrel at Stud, Mares
boarded. Pastured. Guy Mc-
Millian, Dacula. Ph. TH 3-
4439 (Lawrenceville).

Black mare, 6 yrs. old, with
white spot in face, has 1 mo.
old colt, both for $275. Well
trained to cart and ride. See
at farm Ace Thomas, Rt. 1,
= and Carness Rd., Mar-
in.

At Stud: Welch pony, 2-1/2
yrs. old, halter broke, $135.
Mrs. J. W. Purcell, 3480
Chamblee - Dunwoody Rd.,
Chamblee, Ph. GL. 17-2294
(Atlanta).

At Stud: Reg. Tenn. Walk-
ing horse, Reg. No. 521236,
Fee $50.; saddle horses board-
ed; also some saddle horses
and ponies for sale. John Wall,
Madison, Ph. 391-M4.

12 small Shetland pony
mares, 7 With colts by side,
all bred back to Reg. stal-
lion; 2 sorrels with white
manes and tails. All under 40
in. tall, all cols. Sell separate
or together; also, 10 nice
broke geldins and 8 nice stud
colts. Reasonable. Jess Hol-
brook, 415 N. Main St., Jones-
boro, Ph. GR. 8-6771.







Atlanta 11. Approx. ae Wi cae

a _|horn laying; 25 ex-links,

folk tans, Reg. $13, ex. Mrs, {young pullets, laying, At my

Earl B. Benson, Rt. 1, Bells eee J. Sy Se ae a

z tt stitution a z anta, ;
Ferry Rd., Marietta. MA 2.6389, $

67 Hampshire Red hens, all

LIVESTOCK laying, $3.00 ea. or $260 for

lot; also, 2 ee ee just

started crowing. No shipping.

WANTED L. W. Quarterman, Rt. 1, Box

236, Hinesville, Ph. TR. 6-

Want 1 or 2 calves, old| 2343.

enough to eat grass at rea-

sonable price. Give age, wt.,

number, breed and price. L.

M. Dempsey, 2386 Bohler Rd.,

sbi Atlanta 5, Ph, SY. 4-
0.

Want to swap Reg. Nubian
buck from Chikoming blood-
lines for Reg. Nubian buck,
1 yr. or older, or would buy
Reg. buck if reasonable Ran-
dall Philyaw, Rt. 2, Jasper.

Want Pinto proven stallion,
4 yrs. old, 15 hands high. Con-
tact. J. W. Woodruff, Box 588,
Columbus.

Want good, gentle,







saddle



horse for children, Tenn.
Walker or Palomino, mare
preferred. Pierce Tidwell,
Greenville, Ph. OR. 2-4964.

Want to raise 35 or more
cattle, any kind on shares.
Mrs. Mary Kanady, Rt. 2,
Jefferson,



Want purebred horned type
Hereford heifer, about 6 mos.
old, of good bloodlines and lo-
cated in N. Ga. Paul Parks,
Rt. 1, Ellijay, Ph. ME. 5-

~ POULTRY

FOR SALE





Araucanus (Easter Egg)
chickens, laying, $6 pr.; hat-
ching eggs, $3 doz; Dark
Cornish bantams, Bulldog
type, $5 pr.; hatching eggs,
20c ea.; Golden Sebright ban-
tams, $3 pr., Exp. Col. Money
order. Mrs. Addie-A. Edwards,
716 Myrtle St., NE, Atlanta
8, Ph. TR.. 4-5152.

Dark Cornish, Bulldog type
bantams, laying, $2 ea.; set-
ting eggs, 15, $1.25; 8 young
turkeys, 3 wks. old, $1.25 ea.;
2 turkey hens, 1 gobbler, $6
ea.; young chickens, good lay-
ing stock, 4 wks. old, 30c ea.;
also, young rabbits, 50c ea.;
old rabbits, $1 ea. Mrs. J. E.
Carter, Box 487, McMurry Dr.,
SW, Atlanta, Ph. DI. 4-1388.

10 Dark Cornish hens and
1 rooster, $20 at farm. Write
before you come, they will
have to be caught. H.
Thurmond, Farmington.



Dark Cornish bantams, now
laying, $1.25 for cockerels, $1
for hens; Ringneck Pheasants,
laying hens, $1.50 ea., cocks,
$2.00 ea. At my place. J. G.
Willingham, Chalybeate Rd.,
Manchester,



2 good, large, saw mill
mules, trained for logging,
$400. pr; also, good GI log

skidder, $400. A. C. Freeman,
Jackson, Ph, 6321,



Black Minorca eggs, 10c ea.
Any amount del. by PP Par-
cel Post. L. B..Millians, 105
Temple Ave., Newnan, Ph,
AL, 3-5926.



w.|eggs, $2 ea. Trade for orna-











Cornish bantam
chicks, Bulldog type. Al
Blue Ribbon winners; also
Bobwhite quail, 1-5 wks. old.
Per. No, 36. C. E. Duke, 1803
Bouldererest Dr., SE, Atlanta
16, Ph. MA, 7-1665.

One nice large white Dom
game stag, $4.00; also, 2 Dom
white Hackle stags, $3.00 ea.
Carl Griffin, 712 Oak St.,
Gainesville.

Pit game chickens: E. W.
Law pure Clippers, young
cocks, $5.00 ,hens, $4.00; 1
Negro Round Head hen, 2 yrs.
old, $4.00; 1 Bush \llen
round head stag, 12 mos. old,
$5.00. C. G. Pendley, 2669
Rockbridge St., Lithonia.

Hatching eggs, from show
type bantam fowl, 4 varieties
of old English games, 4 varie-
ties modern games, Laken-
velders and others. 24 eggs
assorted, by PP, Parcel Post,
$5.50; 1959 Langshan ban-
tams, $7.50 trio, Fred Blay-
lock, 515 Crescent A ve.,
Chickamauga.

200 White Leghorn young
hens, now laying 75 pct., $1
ea. at my place, Will not ship.
W. T. Mitchell, Rt. 2, Bo x
52, Douglasville, Ph. WH. 2-
4093.













Buff Arpington baby chicks,
1 wk. old, 25 ea.; 3 wks. old,
35c ea. Will not ship. Mrs.
Carl P. Ritz, Campbellton Rd.,
Fairburn.

15 Parmenter Red pullets,
about 10 wks. old. Sell or
trade for bantam hens or rab-
bits; hatching eggs, R. I. Reds,
five cents ea. Will del. chick-
ens in Atlanta. C. R. Philpot,
2377 Summit Ave., NW, At-
lanta 18, Ph. SY. 4-0009.

125 fat laying hens, R. I.
Reds, Hybreds and Leghorns,
$1 ea.; 60 Babcock Bessie
Leghorns, pullets, just started
laying, $1.75 ea. At my home,
cannot ship. J. T. Ellis, Rt. 3
(old Dawson Rd.), Albany,
Ph. 5-4427,

5 pr. Speckled Guineas, $2







pr. at my home, Will not ship.
Leila harp, Temple, Ph.
2598.



Two 1959 hatch turkey gob-
blers, Wagon Wheel type,
nice size, $10 for both. Come
after. Marion Blackstock,
Douglasville. -

Purebred Toulouse geese,
ages up to 4 yrs., $5 pr.; gos-
lings, 75c ea, 3 wks. and
older, P, A, Carter, Box 2;
Cairo.

Pit game chickens, 20 stags,
30 pullets and 25 hens and
cocks: 2 hens and 1 stag, $12
or 2 pullets and 1 cock, $12;
also, setting eggs half price,
30, $4, 15, $2.50. Add postage.
Samuel C. Burroughs, Rt. 1,
Box 113, Richmond Hill.

Golden Sebright bantams in
prs. and trios. Will not ship
E. I. Wix, 790 Quillian Ave.
Bian Atlanta 17. Ph, Dr. 3-

1. :

Old Eng. Black Breasted Red
game, Black Cochin, Black
and Black Tail Japanese and
common bantams for setters;
also white and speckled guin-
eas. H. H. Holsomback, Rt. 2,
Box 341 A. College Park. Ph.
6208 (Fairburn)

Bantams: White Crest Black
and Golden Crest Polish. also
pr. 1 yr. old Peafowls, $25;
bantam eggs. 25c ea; Peafowl









mental pheasants. S. J. Grie-
ner, 1394 Northwest Dr., Nw,
Atlanta 18.

Sebright bantam hens, $1.50
ea. and cock free with 10
hens... Exp:-Col,-J,.2C:. King,
208 Gramling St., Marietta.

10 Dark Cornish pullets, 2
mos, old, $14; Eggs, $1.50 per
setting; also, want to hear
from party with Dark Cor-
nish rooster. Lockard Bell,






oundhead, 1
$1.25 ea.; 2 yr. old yellow Bufi
Orpington roosters, $2.50 ea.
Will ship. Mrs. Marie Holland,
Coogler Rd., Dalton. :

19 White Leghorn roosters,
about 9 wks. old, wt. 2 Ibs. ea.,





50c ea. Kinneth Campbell, Rt. | al




1, Roswell, Ph. 993-2988.

7 White Wyandotte hens
and 2 roosters, also 1 R: I. Red
hen, all 3 yrs. old, $11.00 or
$1.25 ea. L. H. Patterson, 3541
Gordon Rd. S. W. Atlanta 11.





GAME, FOWL, etc.)

FOR SALE



2 yr. old colorful Peacocgs,
$20. ea. Mrs, Marie Harris, Rt.
1, Gibson. :

1 cock and 4 pheasant hens,
laying, $15; also, pheasant
eggs for hatching, $2 doz. E.
W. Cail, 8711 Dutchtown Rd.,
Savannah.

Northern Bobwhite | eggs
and young quail every week.
Per. No. 34; also few Chukar
eggs and bay chukars. J. L.
Taylor, Rt. 2, Fort Valley. Ph.
TA 5-5804.

Northern Bobwhite quail,
mated and laying, $4 pr.; 11
wks. old, $1.15 ea.; Chikar
Partridges, $6 pr.; Eggs; quail,

18 C; Chukars, 25c ea.; Ring-
neck pheasant, 15c ea. Miss
Eve Wallace, 716 Myrtle St.







N. E., Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4-
BLD2

Extra large, 1959 hath
Bobwhite breeder quail, strain
improved 49 yrs., 1-3 ozs.
heavier than average. Hatch-
ing eggs from such stock in
season. Ga. Per, No. 1. Free
color photos wt. Cert. prices.
Wm. A. Thomas, Box K, 421
a Atlanta, Ph. MU

One Ringneck rooster and
4 pheasant hens, now laying,
$10 for lot or will trade for
pr. young Peafowls; also, old
English black breasted game
Bantam baby chicks, 50c ea.,
with hen, $2 extra; rooster, $1
W. W. Johnson, Rt. 1, Mable-
ton, Ph. 946-2069. :

Purebred New England Red
rabbits, 9 wks. old, $3.50 ea.,
$10.00 trio; one buck, 9 mos,
old, $5.00. All FOB. Robert L.
Crisp, Jr., 760 Cascade Dr.,
Marietta, Ph. 9-4607.

Common pigeons, mated and
working, $1 pr.; young White
king pigeons, nest banded, 3
pr., $3.00. Starling Yawn,
Byromville.

Ped. N. Z. White rabbits,
selected
winning strain, 3 mos. to 5
mos. old; also, few Ped. Dutch,
Papers furnished _on all. Will
ship. R, Lamar Brantley, Rt.
2, Wrightsville,

pen Sen ers ede A eR e

Northern Bobwhite quail
eggs, available now, will ship;
also, baby quail, will not ship
under 4 wks. old. Permit No.
13. D, L. Brookins, 5861 Mor-
ningside Dr., Columbus, Ph.
FA. 3-9175. ; :

Bobwhite quail, Chukars
and pheasants for sale; also,
eggs, $15 C. No checks. Per-
mit No. 12. J. A. Bacon, Plains,

Bobwhite quail eggs, $150
M., 10,000 available weekly.
Day old quail, $30 C. Eggs
shipped PP. Permit No. 16. L.
E. Brannen, Jr., 311 Savan-
nah Ave., Statesboro, Ph. PO.
4-2843,

Ringneck Pheasant
and
and eggs; also, Ringneck
Pheasant cock and 5 hens, now
laying, $18.00. James W.
Webb, 133 Anderson Cir.,
Smyrna, Ph. HE. 5-4067.

Rabbits, all sizes, beginning
at $1 ea.; also, about 45, 4-A,
White Leghorn hens, been













chicks

laying 3 mos. Located on Bu-|1

ford Hwy., just So. of Su-
wanee. City limits, at Twin
Oaks. Mrs. E. R. Merritt, Rt.
1, Suwanee.

Rabbits, 3/4 Flemish Giant,
6 mos. old does, 2 grey, 1
fawn, $4 ea.; also, 1-1/2 yr.
old doe, same stock, $4. All
from _ ped. Flemish buck.
Bucks and does, 2 mos. old
same stock, $1.50 ea. Fawn



2677 Pharr Rd. Atlanta, Ph:
DR, 7-4390,

or grey,. Will ship. Charles

stock, from prize|B

eggs; Chukar Partridge|$












White King and
cross pigeons, $2.50 pr.,
pr. lots; $2 ea. in 10 pr. 1
so, 2 mo. old N
rabbits, $5.00 pr. E
LOY es SEAL 2

Peafowls: 3 yrs. old pea-
cocks, $20 ea., $35 pr.;. io a
Blacktail Jap bantams, $1.00 _
ea.; mixed bantams, 50c
O. L. Craft, Rt. 2, Lavonia
_,2-young, white male g Ae
pigs (cavies), for sale or trade _
or females of any color; also
Calif. baby rabbits for sale.
Cant ship. Trade rabbits for _
Jap Silkie bantams, 2 hens and _
rooster. Bobby Phillips, 514
Rock Springs Rd: N. E., At- |
lanta 9.-Ph. TR 4-1270.

New Zeland white rabbit
bucks, have been pedigreed
10 yrs., out of pedigree
rent stock, wt. up to 14 II ay
$8.00 to $20 ea. according ae 4
quality and age. C. W. Pa ge
149 North Ave., NE, Atlan
Ph. TR. 4-6452. PRR a

White rabbits, $2 ea; a












. Z. White
velyn Pan- |













=

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" Iso, zi
white goats, $5 ea. Phil Hud- :
gins, Barnesville, Ph. 872-W. _
_Entire stock. Reg. and Ped.
giant Chinchilla, and Ped.
Sandy Flemish giant buck, _
mixed breed bucks and does,
some bred, also, some fryer _
size rabbits; als o0,- Cor-
nish bantams, all colors and~
types, from show stock. See.
and make offer. Chas. B. Sum- _
mers, Rt. 1, 131 Lee Rd., Ma-
\pletonsss: ges en ths Pree












Want 20 production Red -
hens, 1959 hatch, in good lay-
ng cond. Would consider New
Hampshires. Prefer in 40 mi.
radius. State kind and price.
Mrs. J. R. Langford, Rt 1, |
Box 36, Nashville. ee 4

Want to trade white female
goose for gander (male goose) _
in near by vicinity. Bring
gander and get goose. Mrs. -
Zora Brown, 3145 Miami St.
(rear), Box 317, Scottdale.
oe EE CeCe ae

Want guinea pigs (cavies
Will buy all you have if prie-
ed right. State sex, color and
age. Ted Harris, Box 143,
Griffin. : ep eae

Want 6 to 12 purebred ~
Brown Leghorn pullets, 6 to
12 mos. old. Must be g
stock. State price and age. J.
B. Patterson, Rt. 4, Box 137,

sibs Pre se tans



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peafowl, pheasant, partridge,

quail, pigeon, turkey or suin- __
Schaffer, 1016





luck Ri

uebird .. Augusta,

RE. 3-2302. ae Fl
Want 100, April or Sept. ]

1957 hatch only, Noe in cs :

shire and R. I. Reds. State |

what you have and price. J. |

Y. Snipes, Americus.

Want the old fashioned
Duck Legged bantam chicken.
eggs. Fred T. Harrison, Rt. 1,
Pendergrass. Je :

FORSALE tw
Pure honey, extracted and ~
pasteurized, 60c for ae
6.25 per case of 12 jars, FOB.
Bulk honey, bring your own _
container, 25e per lb. John L. |
Snare, Rt. 4, Gainesville
2 large size hams, and 2 ~
shoulders. All weight 25 lb.
ea. country cured, 65c lb. for
hams 50c Ib. shoulders. i a
Cooper, Rt. 1, Box 24, But-
Chen : Ss chee :

















Martin gourds, large 50c ea.;
small 35c ea; Catnip, 30c
bunch; Peppermint plants
30c doz, Add postage. Mrs,
Freeman Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

One country salt cured
shoulder, about 18 Ibs, 50 Ib.;
3 nice salt cured si
meat 10 to 24 lbs., 40c
No Chks., Clarence
lian, Rt. 1, Dacv














Stamey, Box 247, Clarkesville.



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