Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1961 March 8

Farmers

ulletin

Commissioner


























7

lew crop varieties.

suffered serious

rials.

nscrupulous promoters have
o victimize unwary farmers
e sale of inadequately tested
yorthless so called plant food
that have not been properly
proven through adequate re-

ral Georgia farmers have done
lent job of adjusting their fer-
ograms to an economy demand-
reasingly efficient agriculture.
rt dustry, as a whole,

a ee

tally remarkable job of

ae ee Coe and other-
provide Georgia agriculture with
vest possible fertilizer materials to
demands of new crop pee

ut farmers should remain on guard
st new fertilizer materials for which
laims are made without the back-
f adequate research. The promoters
sh products are few but some farm-

the purchase and use of such

ertising iecomouials and promo-
relative to the benefits of new and
-ent fertilizer materials are not al-
ependable, Farmers should take a
rd look at any claims for ferti-



*AREFULLY

x NUMBER 27



that

recommendations
is,
recommended rate of foliar spray in ad-
dition to the normal fertilizer application.
The following results were secured:

lizer or other atch materials which have
not been substantiated by an Agricultur-
al Experiment Station or are not recom-
mended by the College of Agriculture and
Agricultural Extension Service.
Reliable fertilizer
the best sources of fertilizer materials.
Fly-by-night operators are much more in-
terested in turning a quick dollar than
they are in making a contribution to the
agricultural economy.
During the past two years, there has
been offered to Georgia farmers a foliar
spray material for which it was claim-
ed, when used with the usual fertilization
program, would materially increase
yields. Tests at a Georgia Experiment Sta-
tion (only one year) failed to substantiate
any of these claims. In fact, the foliar .
spray depressed the yields of all crops
upon which it was tested. These tests
were conducted in accordance with the |
of the manufacturer,

dealers

the application

constitute



Agricultural
CALENDAR



March 8 Performance Tested Bull
Sale, Experiment Station, Tifton.





March 9 Farm Pond Management
Short Course, ABAC, Tifton.



March 14 Sheep Producers Field Day.
Experiment Station, Experiment.



March 15 Commercial Egg Production
Short Course, Athens.



March 20-21 12th Annual Georgia State
Spring Barrow Show and Sale,
Americus.

of the



Oo ee.







Yields Lbs/A Yields Llb/A



financial loss

Crop Standard Fertilizer Standard Fertilizer
Treatment Treatment Plus
Foliar Spray
Peanuts 5 replications: 1935 1701
Cotton 6 replications 1882 1778
Tobacco* 4 replications 1847 1781





There are satisfactory liquid fertilizer
materials available. These are manufac-
tured and distributed by reliable con-
cerns. The greatest chance of failing to
get your moneys worth for your fertili-
zer dollar is where you deal with a fast-

talking salesman who claims his material
will do wonders for your crop.

*Where the foliar material was used as re-
commended as a starter solution on 3,000 tobacco
plants, 77 percent had to be replaced. In com-
parison, plants treated with water required less
than 6 percent replacement.









FARM WORK

WANTED



ot work on oe do
ind farm or dairy work,
ig after chickens. 7 in
7,.Harold Peace, Rt. 3,
sville. Ph. SP 3-3655.
ite man wants job on
or poultry farm. Can
any kind farm ma-
vy. Wife and 3 children.
tractor and truck, Leon-
folcomb, Flintstone,










y. old. man,
ime on farm, also Exp.
work. Drive truck and
vr, Need good 4 R. house

d, wired for stove,
d water. Mrs. Jack
Ris 1. Gorden Rd.












g ee live-
r dairy | work.



Married man, white, 5 cnil-

dren, 18 mos, to 10 yrs., wants

to farm on shares, 50-50 ba-
sis. Will have to have tracior.
Exp. and: can furnish Ref.
Need 4R. house wired for elec.
stove. Can furnish self. Have
to be moved. Bill Aris, c/o
Roy Vaughn, Lithonia, (6 mi.
Lithonia). :

Man and wife, 45 yrs. old,
white, want job as manager,
Supt., of large, high produc-
tive livestock and grain farm.
17 yrs. Exp. Row crops, hay,
pasture and farm machinery.
Contact. Ralph Brown, 441

Hopkins. St., S. W. Atlanta
10. Ph. PL 5-4800.
Young, single man, wants

job on farm doing light farm
work, prefer. chicken farm.
Slightly handicapped in one
hand only. Honest, sober and

. | dependable, Room, board and

small salary Neck eos
es ae Little Be , At-



White married man with 6
ehiidren, 2 mos. to 12 yrs.
old, wants crop, or job with
chicken farm, Exp. all types
farming. Reasonable salary
and 4-5 R. house. Can furnish
and move self, also can fur-
nish references. A. W. Gaines,
218 Gibson St. S. E. Atlanta
6. ?

White married man, 6 chil-
dren, 8-12 yrs., wants job on
farm, cattle, chickens or crop.
6 yrs. Exp., raised on farm.
Salary and 4-5 R. house. Need
work immediately, James
Hill, 562 Capitol Ave.,, S. W.,
Atlanta Ee

62 yr. old man and 33 yr.
old man want job on poultry
farm, are seeing after laying
hens. 3 in family, dont mind
work, and give - good Ref.
Want good house and reason-
able salary. Otha Herbert, Rt.
3, Commerce.

35 yr. old white man with
small family wants job caring
for 6-8,000 laying hens, for
good, dependable party, who
will sign contract, with good
weekly salary. Party must
not drink. Now part time
sawmilling. Write or see af-
ter 5:30 PM week days. Char-

{lie Murdock, Rt. 3, LaFayette.

at

41 yr. old woman wants
light farm work, or looking
after chickens. Need 3 R.
house, wired for elec. stove,
on bus line and near church.
Good worker, no bad habits.

Want job on farm, Can do
any kind work. Drive tractor
and truck. Wife and self only.
55 yrs. old, stout and healthy,
wife also able to work. Wages
or make crop. Have to be

Gi

at



moved. A. L. Mathis, Roose-
velt Dr., Dalton.

Want milk dairy job. Move
anywhere in Ga., any time.
2 hands to work. Need 2
houses or make out with one
if large enough, 4 R. house
wired for elec, stove. 4 in fam_
ily, all grown. George Gable,
Rt. 1, Alpharetta.



Have 2 boys. Life time Exp.

Have to be moved. Good sal-
ary. Mrs. Eula Pike Duberry,
May St. Tallapoosa.

Young, reliable, married
man wants good crop of Tur-
pentine to work on 50-50 ba-
sis. Have trailer house and
can relocate self, Rex Harper,
Rt. 1, Box 58, Osierfield.



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lished.



Spring Farm Land Edition March 22nd

Our Spring Special edition of
Wanted, For Rent, Wanting to Buy or Rent, and In Ex-
Georgia Land only will be published March
1961. All such type notices must reach the Market
Bulletin Office, Agricultural Building, 19 Hunter St.,
Atlanta 3, Ga., not later than March 8. Notices not to
exceed 70 words, including name (signed in personal
handwriting), address and phone number if desired, and
must be from the party RESPONSIBLE FOR THE NOTICE
if received after March 8, your notice will NOT be pub-

~s,

Farm Land for Sale,

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FARM WORK

WANTED



White man, 20 and wife 17
yrs. wants job with live-
stock and farm work. No
drinking. Live in trailer. Both
able and willing to work.

Have to be moved. Bobby S.

White, Rt. 1, Tallapoosa.

FARM HELP

WANTED



Want man and _ wife, no
children, to work on farm.
Must be reliable and honest.
Rooms and board furnished.
Cy eR Richardson, tts,
Barnesville. Ph. 1449.

~ Want. man, 30-50 yrs. yrs. old,
not over 3 children, to care
for 6, 7,000 breeders of hatch-
ing eggs. Weekly wages. 4 R.
house wired for stove with
running water. Send Ref. Ist
letter. Must be sober. Close
to Ringgold. H. F. May, Rt. 1,
Ringgold.

Want farm hand _ with
small family for work on
farm. Steady work. 5 R. house
on school bus route.
drinkers. Give Ref. Write,
Jack Willis, Rt. 2, Folkston.





Want middleaged, single,
white woman to do light farm
work on small farm. Room,
board and salary. Must have
good health and References.
James Street, P. O. Box 13393,
Sta. K, Atlanta 24.

Want christian white wo-
man to live on farm as one
of family and do light farm
chores. Must be able drive
ear. Give references. State
salary expected and other in-
pero: J. M. Chauncey,

. 8, Baxley.

gon small colored family,
prefer two tractor drivers, to
do mostly Peach Orchard
work and work the year
round. 4 R. house, wired for
elec. stove, wood and patches
furnished. Must be _ strictly
honest and sober. J. N.
Wright, Alto.



Want to contact party in
Athens with garden experi-
ence, to cultivate an acre of
extra rich soil with free water
for irrigation and completely
piped, raise tomatoes and veg-
etables on shares. J. F.
Thompson, 1034 Beecher St.
ee Atlanta 10. Ph. PL. 38-

Want family to work on
farm. Drive Ford tractor
plant corn and cotton; wife
to do light farm chores. Must
be sober. Good 4. R. house on
Hwy. John Marshall, Rt. 4,
Box 45, Devereux.





Want good farmer, not over
mi. Fayetteville, to take
5,000 White Leghorn hens on
halves. Must have good house
and plenty water. Have good,
ready market for eggs. Dan
T. Deaton, 359 No. Highland
pe ee Atlanta 12. Ph. JA

FLOWERS

FOR SALE





400 named varieties of
Bearded Iris (winners of Blue
Ribbons in 1960 AIS Show).

Per. 24. Add postage. Mrs. W.

J. Saunders, Jenkinsburg.

Seed: Old Fashion Bachelor
Buttons, baby Zinnias, 25
matchboxful; Fever Few. Cal-
liopsis, annual Phlox, 10c tsp.
full and stamped envelope.
Per. 181. No checks. Mrs.

M. Keliey, Rt. 3, Lithonia.

Stephanotis seed, 50c doz.;} $2.

red Salvia seed, 25 pkt.; pink
Justicia, dbl. Begonias, Bo
Peep Curlylocks, pink Camel..
lia, pink Fire Fly, Robin Hood
red Camellia, Cala-spun rose,
50c ea. Add postage. Mrs. H.
B. Clower, Rt. 3, Lawrence-
ville. Per. TT

MA KET
Seed: 10 te Sed Hibiscus, [

| well

No:



5 dif. cols. Coleus, Queen
Ann Lace, searlet and blue
Salvia, mix Althea-Hibisus,
scarlet Flame, mix. Dianthus
Pinks, Marble Screen Door
Vine, 10c pkt. and stamped
envelope. Mrs. R. J. Fleming,
Rt. 2, Lincolnton.

Pink Cherokee rose, Min.
Laurel, Redbud, red and yel-
low Azaleas, Rhododendrons,
Crabapple, white Pine, Pop-
lar, Creek Hemlock, Dog-
wood, 2-3 ft., $2.75 doz.; Phi.
Ox, blue Iris, Daylilies, Shasta
Daisies, fall Pinks and Snow-
drops, $2.50 C. Per. 112. Mrs.
Bonnie Abercrombie, Minerai
Bluff.





: pin
Sweet Williams, Larksput
mix. ea. 35 doz; 10 -12
Dale red lilies, red Quince
50c ea.; blue, purple Iris, 25c
bunch; Seed: red Salvia, pink
Popies, mix. Larkspur, mix.
Astors, blue Forget-Me-Not,
25 this. Per 53. Add postage.
Lizzie Crawford, 18 Crawford
St., Ellijay..

10 - 15 in., Camellia Japon-
ica or Camellia Sasanqua
(blooms early fall), $1.00 ea.,
$60.00 C.; 20 - 30 in. pink
Dogwood, $1.00 ea., $75.00 C.;
1 yr. Burfordi Holly, nice, $2
doz; $12.00 C. Per. 179. All
del. in Ga. Mrs. R. F. Terrell,
Greenville.



SEED: Jobs Tears, deep
pink Mimosa tree, dwarf
Marigold, rich 2-tone cols.,
dbl., hardy Sweet Peas, each,
25c tbls. All plus stamped en-
velope. Mrs. T. M. Randolph
ee -A Claymore Dr., Mari-
etta,

Boxwoods, 25c to $3.; 2 yr.,
rooted, fast growing
American plants, $3. doz.,
AW, AOS 23 Ai, plants, $4.50
doz. $30; C:: yr. choice
plants, $6. doz.; $40. C; few
fish worm Catalpas, $10. doz.
and up. Per. 233. Govt. in-
spected. Free del., by PP or
Express. Marvin EK. West, Rt.
ae Creek Rd., Fayette-
ville.

All col. Chrysanthemums,
$1. doz.; blue Iris, 40 doz.;
white and yellow Narcissus
and yellow Jonquil bulbs, 25c
doz. Add postage. Per. 10.
Ete Crowe, Rt. 2, Gaines-
ville.

Fast growing Ligistrum, 2-
3 ft., Cherry Laurels,
Per. Candytuft, dwarf blue
Per. Phlox (Divericers) $1.50
doz., $7.50 English Ivy,
Vinea Minor, oan Nandinas,
Blackberry, white Atamasco,
Daylilies, blue and pink Thrift,
blue Siberian Iris, red, purple.
ink and white Achimenes,
1. doz. Per. 139. Blanche
Woodruff, Greenville.

Red Per. Verbena, English
Ivy, Vinea Minor, small Li-
ustrums, $1. doz.;
Tt. doz: clumps: eherry Lau-





Pink Oxalis, 2 ee $1.;
Pres. red Cannas. doz.;
$8. C.; 10 cols. Vetere 4
cols. Thrift, $1. doz.; $5. c:
pink Sweet William, blue
Iris, Daylilies, Calf. blue Vio-
lets, yellow Aster, Chrysan-
themum, asst. cols. blue
Ageratum, 2 doz., $1.50; $3.50
C. Per. 64. Add postage. Mrs.
Janice Ellis, Grantville.

Pyracantha, red berries, 8-
10 ins., Burfordi Holly, 1 yr.,
fine plants and old English
dwarf, Boxwood, 4-6 in., all,
10, $3.; pink flowering Dog-
wood, heavy, well branched,
10, $7. Per. 148. Mrs. B. Rob-
inson, Greenville.

Tritoma, 25c ea., 9, $1.; red
Spider lily, 6, 75c; hardy Or-
chids, 50c ea.; Hollyhocks, 6,
$1. Per, 23. Add postage. Mrs.
C. D. Sellers, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Daffodils, Star of Bethle-
hem, orange Lilies, tame Vio-
lets, purple Fox Glove (Digi-
talis) 5 doz, $1.; purple Iris,
red Glads, gold button Mums,
pink border Phlox, 65c doz.;
pumle Lilac, Birdeye hedge,

a white Rose, Golden-
bells, 3, $1. Per. 5. Add post-
age. Mrs. Nancy Henderson,
Rt. 3, Box 124, Ellijay,

Tulip trees, red and white
Orchids, Violet, dbl. Rose of
Sharon, Arizona Cypress,
evergreen Weigela, pink,
white, yellow and deep rose
Althea, 50 ea.; Lemon Lily,
Corn Cob Cacti, $8, 50c; good
start of Love and Tangle moss,
25c; red Quince, 50c. Per. 93.

Add postage. Mrs. Presley
asic. Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Dbl. orange Daylilies, 3, $1;
ioe type Chrysanthemums,



Cushion Mums, $1. doz.; large
type punple Tris 50. ea
small type Dutch Iris, $1. doz:

hardy Orchids, 3, $1.: large
type bronze Iris, 50c ea.
Per. 7. Del. in Ga. No order

less $2. Mrs. Adell Williams,
Rt. 2, Ellijay, Per. 7.



Old time Four Oclock or
Pretty by Night seed, 20c doz.
and stamped envelope. Mrs.
Ace Stover, Rt. B., Ellijay.

Well rooted English, Ivy, $2
bu. Per 203. Mrs. G. H. Hen-
derson, 6275 Tilly Mill Rd.,



Doraville: Ph, Gl. 7-2435.

4

white |

Liriope,

rel, $1.50, 15; ee
large size, 35, $7. Per. 140.
Lois Woodruff, Greenville. |

15 doz.; summer blooming.

Dbl. yellow Cannas, mixed
fall Pinks, several cols. Phlox,
yellow Jonquills, white Nar-
cissus, mixed cols. single
Larkspur, 50e doz; white
Baby Breath, rooted, 50c, ea.;
red Mullein Pinks, 3 bunches,
50c; pink Thrift, 50c C. Rooted
sprigs, damp packed. Per. 119.
Add postage. No stamps or
checks. Free flower with or-
der. Pairlee Rundles, Rt. 7,
Gainesville.

Giant Dahlias, Immense,
Keluin, Phillis Knight, Giant
of Barrn, Movoheska, Com-
mando, Sherwood Peach, Au-
tum Blaze, Cardinal, Phan-
tom, Herbert Alps, pink Perf.
Avalance, Kink David, 50c ea.,
$4.00 doz. Per. 111. Add post-
age. Mrs. Clyde Gilleland, Rt.
9, Gainesville.

Watermelon red Crape Myr-
tle, mastly blooming size, 25c
ea. Will ship 4 or more. Per.
229. L. M. Vineyard, Rt. 1,
Hogansville. Per. 229.

Daylilies: Redhead, Mr s.
Wyman, Purple Waters, Sev-
en Seas, Betty Ann, 25c ea.;
Patricia, Buster Brown, Mrs.
John J. Tigert, Sammy Rus-
sell, Kanapaha, Kwanso, 50c
ea. Per 142. Damp _ packed,
correctly labeled. Also, 20)
nicely shaped Boxwoods, rea-
sonable at my home. Add pos-
tage under $3.00 orders. Mrs.
Claude E. Kimsey, Hiawassee.

250 varities Bearded Iris
winners of many Blue Ribbons
in AILS. Shows. Govt. in-
spected. Per. 4. Mrs. T. T.
Patrick, J acksor on.

Dahlias: red tree dahlia, 50
ea.; named varieties, mixed,
$1.00 doz.; Achimenes, pur-
ple giant bulbs, 50, $1.00; very
dbl. Poppy seed, red, salmon
or mixed cols., 25c teaspoon
full. Per. 163. Add postage.
Mrs. . Frank Clements, Enigma.

~ Dahlia bulbs, giant size,
some blooms 10 ins. in dia.
18 or more dif. varieties, red,
white, yellow, pink, Bluebird
blue, Jersey Beauty, apricot,
wine, purple, var. rose cream,
(lav. white), (yellow - pur-
ple), Commandore blue, your
choice, 6, $1.25; my selection
13, $2.00. Per. 168. Add post-
age. Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5,
Box 58, Ellijay. :

~ Trumpet Daffodils; orange
Daylilies and blue Viclets, $3
M.; purple King Iris, Daffo-
dils, Star of Bethlehem, dbl.
orange Daylilies, Foxglove,
75 C.; wild Iris, 50c doz.;
Azaleas, Mtn. Laurel, Weep-
ing Mary, Sweet Shrub, pur-
ple Lilac, Brides Wreath, 6,
$1.00; yellow Japonicas, 50c
ea. Per. 9. All well rooted.
Add postage. Mrs. Frank
Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Strong, well rc rooted, giant
Admiral Byrd daisy plants,
blooms up to 5 in. dia., $1.50
ozs; 25, $2:50% $7200, C.> dbl
white Spice Pinks, $1.75 doz.;
lav. Stokesia, $1.50 doz.; mix-
ed cols. Tritomas (red _ hot
poker), 6, $1.50. Per 176. PP in
Ga. State Insp. Mrs. O, S.
Scarbrough, 2869*Church St.,
East Point, Ph. PO" i= 3158.

Rose cuttings, yellow an n dl
white Lady Banksier, Sweet-
heart, Dr. VanF leet, Mary
Wallace, City of York, Belle
of Portugal, American Pillar,
$1.00 doz.; well rooted Dr.
VanFleet Rose bush, 75c ea.;
white Confederate and yellow
Winter blooming Jasmine, 50c
ea.; Liriope, 4 doz., 1.00;
Vinea Minor, 3 doz., $1.00.
Per. 36. Add postage. Mrs. J.
R. Hinson, Box 104, Chester.

Seed: Red Salvia, Iberis,
Candy Tuft, white and pink
Periwinkle mixed, 25ce tea-
spoon and four cent stamped
envelope. Per. 120. Mrs. Lon













\der, Ambassador; Zyl



Begonia. Bae Baby
Spirea, 25c ea. Per,
postage. Mrs. Annie
Fortson. ; z

Chrysanthemums:
tion, Florist type, Giar
Ross, Amber Bright,
Boy, Major Boles, H., |







lody, and other fine vai
guaranteed, sand Toots f
packed, $2. 20 doz.

118. Mrs. Burton J._
1006 Adams St., Decat 0
DR. 3-6804. a

Red Carnations, 4

ow

pink Verbena, $1.00 doz
Petunias, 6, $1.00; red s)
Geraniums, Gerbera I
4 cols. Lantana, 3, $1.00:
dragons, Sweet Williar ni
doz.; pink, red daisy, -
yellow button Mums, 75)
Per. 17. Add postage.
H. Stalnaker, Rt. 5, Elk

Annual Phlox, twe
ea; Johnny - Jump~
three cents ea; lavends
bena, 75c doz; white
Rose and Oxalis, |
clumps, $1. Add 33c pu
for first pound. Per. 33 j
Bryan Standridge, Rt.
beville.

40 var. srnamentatd
seed mixed, Germ. 93 x
prepaid. No chks. ae 1
cepted. Mrs. R. Q. M.

2, Acworth.

Star of Bethlehe
Grape Hyacinth bulbs,
doz; hardy Phlox, asst.
$1. doz; hedge plants,
or 50c doz. Postpaid. 4
or 6 nice, big Boxwoo
my home. Per. 106.
Stone, Rt. 2, Box 1053
ville.

Fine Ge sky plue,
yellow, purple, many
tones, $1.50 doz. Per.
Mrs. J. M. McGuire, ||
Adairsville. :

Forsythia, 2 and 1
50c and $1. size; Dixi
liant, pink, white, blue |
$1. large bunch; also, s
400 cuttings, ae PP. Ne
orders. Mrs. Z. D. pede
Box 223, Alpharetta.

Pink Thrift, oie
edging plants, $2.
or mixed; Dusty ien
ender Physostegia plant
doz. Will mix. 12 col. |
whe Ghiy-anihemn ca 1
only, $1. doz Per. 714

Jesse Jackson, Rt. 2, Hil
Dr., Austell.

Daylilies, 150 var
Elect Brown Tropicana, }
Symphony, $5.; Fairy |
Precious Treasure, | z
Cara Mia, Triple Treat, .
ka Lights (7-8 in.), $2.5
onel Joe, Neyron Rose, ;
Mystery, $1.; Hyperion,
ga, E. Morn, P. Lady. 35.
postage. Per. 101. Walte
Jackson, 1123 Vickers Sti
Atlanta 16.

Chrysanthemums, saat
plants, $1.50;- Cannas
doz; Daylilies, unlabelec
plants, $2.50 All
colors. Per. 28. Mrs. |
Griffin, Rt. 1, Adel.

Burfordi Hollies, all
field grown, reasonable p%
Booking orders for ei
planting. Per. 238. Dorotl
Watkins, Alpharetta.
475-5381. e

Jumbo Swiss Pansies:
Sir 0s Seb 0s S250. 4s
Violets, Royal Robe, 8,
Amaryllis, very large ae
2, $3.; fine Iris, $1.25 C3
bushes, 2 yrs. old, $1.; re
ering Quince, 75e a.,
Geraniums, 5, $1. Postage#
Per, 137. Fred Withers
308 Holderness St., Sw,
lanta 10.

Dutch Amaryilis, Lu
ae sole red, pink ony
$5. ea., 3, $13.50; 1 yr. 44
linea mixed, | from solid
ors, 12, 3 PPsiePem
Plant now. Beckwith
Smith, 684 Elmwood Dr.
Atlanta 6.



































grow about 2-1/2 ft. high
2 ft. across, bushy type,
Add postage. Ready
around April 1. Per. 1
Marguerite Bryan








Ashworth, Rt. 1, Dacula,



Woodland Av
ta-16 Ph:<6

































Gama |MEISS



ndron cuttings,
: Angel Wing

Per.

Susan Ziglar,
d. a Atlanta

oo epee A. H.| doz.

3214 Sewell Rd.
it

pe es eo
sreup and Jonquil bulbs,
-ea.; Evergreen trees,
pink is - Myrtle,
Add postage.
SSicace Byron, Per.






Mixed colors of Cosmas and
-|Sweet William seed, old time
pink Bachelor

25c tbl. spoonful. Add postage.
Rt.

iiie orange,
Laurels,
Rhododendron, white P in e,
Mimosa, cream Dogwood and
Poplar, 2 - 3 ft., $3.00 doz. PP.
186. Moss packed. Sadie
Wilson, Blue _ Ridge, Per. 186.

Well rooted Boxwoods, 12-
14 in., $3.0 doz.; white Pines,
Min. Laurels, Hemlock, wild
Dogwoods,
Strawberry

Honeysuckle,
Cherokee Roses,
berry bushes, 2 - 3 ft., $3.00

seed, 50c
Blue Ridge.

American Beauty,
blooming Rose cuts, 10, $1.00;
rooted, $1.00 ea. Per. 123. Mrs.
G. Collins,
Cobbtown.




Button |

Gennia Brown,

| Ball Ground,

American Boxwoods, 12 - 14
in., Hemlock, wild Honeysuck-
red and yellow,



pink Cherokee

Per. 187 Damp,

packed PP; also, dipper gourd
Bob Wilson,

doz.

RE

pink

Box 30,





MARKET
Dbl.
seed,
1,

EB:
don, Per. 89.

Rose,
and
doz.;

Mrs.
248, Bremen.

rieties,

tana seed,
moss

25.



tons, 2 doz.,
M. M. Casey,
town, Per, 232.



ULLETIN

Hemerocallis,
Major Boles pink and white
Mums, 6, $1.00; Crape-Myrtle,
watermelon red and re
biscus, 25c ea. Per, 89. Mrs.
Robinson, Rt.

King Alfred Jonquils, $3 C.;
white, April blooming Narcis-
sus, $3.00 C.; rose col. Thrift,
purple Iris, Daylilies, Butter
Egg plants, purple Vio-
lets and yellow Cannas,
Snow Drop bulbs, 79c
doz. Add postage.
Beatrice Mosley,

Coleus seed, from nice va-
mixed, 300, 35c
stamped envelope;
mixed ols.,
same price. C. R. Herring, Rt.
2, Box 357, Brunswick, Per.

Variety: of Aardy Chrysan-
themums, medium and small;
dbl. Daisies, spoons and but-

Rt.




20. dif.
ney 4.

large

d Hy-

2, Bow-

$1.00

Per,
Box

la.



gb

200



4, $
arn on ae
Johnson, Rt. 2, _2, Crawfordville.

Tall growing ing Iris,
cols., $1.00 doz. Add postage.
Per. 10. Mrs. C. C. Gentry, Rt.
8, Calhoun.

Choice
dwarfs in salmon pink and
primrose yellow, 75c ea.; pink
LaTraviata,
Mme. Butterfly and white, 50
69.}ea. All orders over $2.00 PP,
add postage on smaller orders.
Per. 42. Mrs. H. W, Law, Chu-

1.00; Lerope, 3 doz.,



Pot flower cuttings, assort-
ed, 20, $1.00 and 25c postage.
Per. 88. Mrs. J. H. Gable, Rt.
3, Cedartown.

Few Smoke trees, well root-
ed, 50c ea.; Vinca Minor, Shas-
ta daisy and Hen and Chick-

cols. Daylilies, all
$1.00; iris, named,

18. Mrs. W.

mixed





Cannas, Pfitzers

LaBoheme and



Chrysanthemums:
Ball, white Doty, Fuchsia, or-
chid, pink, Silversheen, Bron-
ze, Red, Pink, Yellow, Button,
Rose, Pink Daisy, mixed col-
lection of 25 plants, $2.25 PP:
Indianapolis
with collection, Minimum or-
der $2.25. Per. 57. Miss Ruth
Underwood, Rt. 3, Conyers.

Dahlia bulbs,
color,
ball, 25c
pink,
gonias,
white single, crinkle foliage,
pale pink, ferns Sword Bos-
ton, fluffy ruffle, all 50c ea.;
rooted African
large, 50c small.
Aderhold, Rt. 3 Sparta.

Begonias: Angel Wing, Star,
Beefsteak, Greenleaf, Bronze-
leaf and Strawberry, 65e ea.;
Rex, $1.00; Ferns: Boston, As-

paragus and Sprengeri,





PAGE THRY*

white

white, 3, 50c



large orchid
medium yellow, white
ea.; Sultanas, red,
salmon, orange Be-
red Rosebud, pink,

Violets, $1.
Mrs. H. G.

-60c

ens, 15, $1.00. Per. 201. Mar-|ea.; Males foot, aluminum
tin gourd seed, 25, 10c; also,|plant, 45c ea.; Starfish cactus, -
$1.25 PP. M r s.} Martin gourds, 15c ea. At my|rooted, 50c ea.; unrooted, 35c
1, Cedar-|home. Mrs. T. K. Moore, Sr.,|ea. Per. 65. Add postage. Mrs.
Rt. 3, Canton. Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

























1961 SPRING PLANTING SCHEDULE FOR GEORGIA
Approved By Agronomy Division






Variety

Rate of Seeding

or Spacing (per acre)



Fertilization at
Planting (per acre}



Side or

Topdressing (per acre)

Remarks



Have soil tested for lime








D-33 (M) Ga. 105 (M) (P) |S. Ga. 10,000-12, 000 500 Ibs. 6-12-12. Use| 90 Ibs. nitrogen.
D-55 (M)_ (P) Pioneer 309B {M)| plants 5-10-15 on low potash] For chemical weed) and fertilizer needs. Treat
D-29 (M)_ (P) Funks G-730 (P) | 36- P42 inch rows & 15 | soils. control use 2 Ib. 2,| seed.
Ga. 101 (M) (P) (C)*D-82 (P) to 18 inches in row. Meet lime needs. 4-D acid equivalent,| Plant on land capable of
|D-22 (M) (P) Funks Z10AA_ (P) | N. Ga.12,000-14,000 amine form in 10 to 40| producing 60 bushels or
Ga. 102 (M) (P) N.C.42 (P) Plants. gallons water per acre.| more per acre.
| Pfister (PAG) 488 (M) (P) ; 36-42 inch rows & [2 te In corn over {2 inches} Cultivate early, frequently
| Pfister (PAG) 653W (S) 15 inches in row. tall, direct fo base of| and shallow. Lay by 35 to
|Coker 911 (M) (P) Coker 811 (C) plant. 40 days after planting.
| Ga. 206 (P) Pioneer 1097 (P)
| U.S. 282 (M) - Jackson -(C]-
Woods V-51A (M) Lee (C)
|Pioneer 309A (M) D-18 (C)
|Coker 67 (C)} Funks G-740 [C)
Ga. 104 (P) | McNair 582 (P) {(C)
*Hogging off only, for combine
| harvesting before lodging
Coker 100-A (W.R.) (S) 20 to 25 Ibs. mechani-| 500 to 800 Ibs. 6-12-| 40-60 {bs, nitrogen. Have soil tested for lime

{Empire (W.R.) (S)
Plains (S) |

| Auburn 56 (S)

| Dixie King (S)

cally delinted seed or
15 to 20 Ibs. acid de-
linted Seed.

12. Use 5-10-15 on
low potash soils.
Mee? lime needs

and fertilizer needs. Use
certified seed, Treat seed.
Follow insect control pro-
gram.



























Spanette



Va. Runner G-26

drill in 24-32 Inch rows.

5-10-15 or 4-12-12.

sum on Ya. type. Also

Grain Sorghum For Silage |4 to 6 Ibs. {500 tbs. 6-12-12. Use| For sweet sorghum sil-| Have soil tested for lime
{RS 610, 630, 650 (S) Sart (S) c 5-10-15 on low potash| age use 50-80 Ibs. ni-| and fertilizer needs. Use
Texas 660 (S$) Tracy (S) _ soils, trogen. Use 40-50 Ibs.| certified seed. Treat seed.
NK 230 (S) - Williams (S} Meet lime needs. nitrogen for grain sorg-| Control insects.
Combine Sagrain (C) | Wiley (S) hum.
DeKalb D-55 (S) For Syrup
Bird Resistant Williams (S)
S Wiley (S)}
Honey (S)
(Texas Seeded
5 Ribbon Cane}
Dixie Spanish Va. Bunch 67 /Spanish 3 inches in| 300 to 400 Ibs. of|400 to 500 Ibs. of gyp-| Have soil tested for lime

and fertilizer needs. Plant






















Lee (M) (P)
Roanoke (S)

mee



J. E.W. 45 (S)
Yelnanda {Late
Maturing after
small grain.)

row In 36 to 40 inch
rows.

Per acre rates

Large seed 50-70 Ibs.

| Med. seed 40-50 Ibs.

Small seed 20-40 Ibs.
Plant In April to June.





10-15. Apply fertilizer
2" to side and |" be-
low seed. Meet fime
needs. 1000 to 2000
Ibs. of lime at least
one month before
planting.





_ {Argentine | Va. Bunch G-2 Runners & Va.- 4 inches on small seeded peanuts| certified or No. | grade,
|S. E. Runner 56-15 Ga. {19-20 in drill in 32 to 36} Meet lime needs of| on low calcium soils, or|shelled and treated seed.
_ | Dixie Runner NC 2 inch rows. soil. where a high percent-| Bury all litter below three
_j Early Runner age of pops have oc-|inches. Move as little soll

sey ; curred not believed to|to plants as possible dur-
2 be due to adverse/ing cultivation. Control
weather. leafspot diseases and in-

2 sects.

_| Gahi-1 Plant in April,, May or| 500 Ibs. 6-12-12. Use| 80 to 100 Ibs. nitrogen|Have soil tested for lime
| Starr June. For Gahi-{ or| 5-10-15 on low potas in split applications, |and fertilizer needs. Plant
| Browntop. Starr, 10 to 15. Ibs.| soils. ; certified seed. A succes-

seed in 30 to 36 inch sion of plantings and ro-
rows. For Browntop | Meet lime needs. tational grazing should be
broadcast 20 lbs. seed. practiced. Provide 2 acre

; bees i ie per cow.
| Jackson (S) C-N-S-4 (S)} 12-15 seed per foot of| 500 Ibs. 0-10-20 or 5- Have soil tested for lime

and fertilizer needs. Use
certified seed. Inoculate.
Control insects. Lime fo
pH 6 to 6.5.



Mountatas:
AC) - coartal





Gessner Extension Work in Agriculture and Hane Economics State of Georgia. The University of Georgia College of Agriculture



ree puter Information

1914,

W. A, SOON Director

Plain. and the U, 8. Depactigent of Agriculture Cooperating, Distributed In Furtherance of the Purposes provided for by the Acts of Congress
of May 8 and June 30,























PAGE FOUR

MARKET BULLET








Daylilies: Capri, Maid Ma- Chrysanthemums, 25 dif. Want old fashion row
rion, Tiny Jewels, Oklahoma, | unnamed, $1.25; 4 cols. Cush- climbin sweet fragrant var | 5
FLOWERS $1.00; Colonial Dame, Flame | ion Mums, $1.06 doz.; Dahlias,| mine. Mrs. C. Smith, 412 Al-
Tagot, amie Lake, pees eee Beeurte Cale Fox}|exander Cir., Marietta. _
Princess, Cabellero, Bo 1 djre ig ellow, pink, rose,
: = ?| Wand dwarf French Mari-
FOR SALE Courier, Purple Waters, Lint white, $1.00: mixed Im nel 9-ne: Coen at sacker, 2 sc



Mixed cols. dbl. Sweet Wil-
ot dbl. Zinnias, red Prince
eathers, Coxcomb, Fever-
ew, Queen Anns Lace, dbl.
arigolds, red hardy Sweet
eas, 4 kinds small novelty
epper, Bachelor Buttons,
Golden Shower shrub seed,
a. 20 teaspoonful PP; plue
iverian Iris and Liriope,
darge, rooted plants, 50c doz.
P. Mrs. C. E. Leveritt, 2180.
anchwood Dr., Rt. 3, Tucker,



Ph. HI. 3-4228.
Purple Violets, $1.25 C.;
diced > Lis, $l 25. Cy
eeds of small Ornamental
gourds, 25c pkt. Mrs. John
eaver, Rt. 2, Temple.



Sword Fern, 50c ea., 3, le
25; pink Cannas, 4, $1;

Ger aniums, mixed cols., 7 St
abl. Petunia cuttings, Pink,
white and varigated, 10,

Verbena, mixed cols.,. a

aa purple, rose, 15, $1. PP
n Ga. No checks. Mrs. C. W.
Bradford, Tignall.

Jumbo Gladiolus bulbs in
4 cols., 75c doz.; hardy Ama-
ryllis or Magic lily, 4. $1.25;

adonna Lily, 4, $1.25. Mrs.

yrtle Pace, Rt. 1, Temple.

Bulbs: Dahlias, Silver Met-
er, Peach Cactus, deep vel-
vet, Lloyd George, H.R.S.

merican Beauty color, Lois

elsher, Rose Glory, Pot of
Gold, large white, avalon yel-
low, Ky. Sportsman, Indian
Chief and Ida Warner, $3.
doz. PP. Unable to ship be-
oe last. of March. Mrs.
aughn Rogers, Rt. 4, Toc-
goa.

Mimosa (often called the
Silk tree), pink Mimosa seed,
50c tablespoon with stamped,
elf addressed envelope. Mrs.

harles W. Johnson, Wrens.

Cannas, 8 cols., daylilies of
seedlings of fine varieties,
maryllis, Milk and Wine
ilies, Daffodils, Narcissus and
ube roses, 50c doz. Per. 150.
Add postage. Mrs. W. E. Woot-
en, Rt. 2, Box 150, Camilla 3.

Mixed cols. Sultana cut-
tings, $1. doz.; Pothos, Philo-
wee 69c ea.; Palms, 59c

: Nephthytis, Boston Ferns,









49c ea.; Geraniums, 69c; dbl.
Tuberose bulbs, dwar? red
Cannas and large Cactus,

flowered white Dahlias, 35
as Per, 107, He da. Howard,
it. 2. Mableton.

Several cols. lg. mums inc.

i labeled, $1. doz.; Grand
pera Cannas, mixed, but la-

beled, 3, $1.35; 10 els. dwarf
Coxcomb seed, teaspoon, 25c
ed stamp; Trollius, hardy
large yellow bloom,

warf growth. Mrs. C. H.
anner, 1807 Vinson Hwy.,
illedgeville.



Cream and white climbing
Marechalneil rose cuttings, $1
0z.; ground cover, evergreen,
trailing Ivy vines, have la-
vender blooms, 75 doz.; $3.
bunches. All damp moss
and well packed. Add post-
ge. Mrs. Florence Heaton,
ineral Bluff.

da and others, 50c ea., $5.00
doz.; others, unlabeled, $3.00
doz.; Iris, mixed, unlabeled,
10, $1. 00. Per, 20 50c postage.
Mrs. J. M. Griffin, Rt. 1,
Washington.

Philippine Lily seed, 50e C;
Daylilies, labeled, 12; $1 50,
$2.00 and $3.00; dif, Iris, la-
beled, 12, $1. 00: 24, $1.75;
pure white dbl. Feverfew, 12,
$1.00; Ophiopogon, lavender
plooms, $1.00 C. 40c postage
first doz. 15c ea. added or
part dozen. Per. No. 154. Mrs.
M: P. Combs, Washington,

Chrysanthemums: Mammoth
gold tinged with red, $1.00
doz.; Daisy Mums, white, rose
and white with yellow, Pom
Poms in white, rose, yellow,



1. lavender, bronze; tiny Mums,

yellow buttons, yellow uffs
with daisy edge, 2 doz, $1.25.
Seperated or mix. Per. 249.



Mrs. J. Folsom, Rt. 3,
Quitman. :
Daylilies, lemon, August,

Fall Daisies, yellow and lav-
ender Iris, five cents ea.; Box-
wood cuttings, one cent ea.;
pink Thrift, Narcissus, Daf-
fodils, .yellow and _ white
Mums, Christmas rooted Box-
wood, 10c. 12, $1.00; Scotch-
brooms, 15 ea. 2, 25c only in
Georgia. Per. 15. Mrs. O, W.
Martin, Rabun Gap.

Shaggy, large yellow Chry-
santhemums, 15 plants, $1.00;
pink, large Dahlias bulbs, 4,
$1.00; pink Daisy Mums,
$1.00. Per. No 99. Georgia
Winkles, P. O. Box 251, Ray-
mond.

Ornamental pepper seed, all
kinds, shapes and colors, some
very rare kinds, large pkt.,
mixed seed, 25c plus stamped,
self - addressed envelope; 4
oclock seed, mix. col. same
price; Marble vine seed, 10c
pkt., plus addressed envelope,
stamped. Per. 177. Mrs. M. E.
Rhodes, Rt. 2, Ranger.

Large Boxwoods, 6 yrs. old,
$2.50 each. Per. 234. Ralph
Dangar, Box 3, Roswell, Ph.
993-6621.

Mimosa ists almost all
sizes, also Brown Turkey Fig
plants, 25c ea.; white Iris
bulbs, 50c doz. Cannot ship.
You come dig. Per. 235. Mrs.
W. L. Gravitt, Rt. 1, Rex. Ph.
GR. 4-4146.

Blue Fall Daisies, Boned
Gooseneck, cuttings, one
cent ea., rooted floral hedge,
rose, white and blue Siberian
(Multiflora) Iris, lemon lilies,
and orange Daylilies, Mont-
bretia, 55e ea. Per. No. 14,
Add postage. Mrs. Ned Bur-
rell, Rabun Gap.

Large and intermediate Iris,
asst. cols., white Vesper Iris,
asst. tall Chrysanthemums,
purple hardy Asters, pink
and white hardy Phlox, $1.50
doz.; pink hardy Peas, Hibis-
cus, 75e ea. bunch; old fash-
ion red velvet Roses, Snow-
balls, Spirea. Per 240. Mary
Langley, Rt. 1, Box 171, Min-
eral Bluff.

















Glad bulbs, close out sale,
owell white, Green Lite,
eading Lady, 35, 20 or 15,
2. del. according to grade;
xcellent bulblets, $1. C., $2.
. and 75, $2. Per. 135. Hugh
Arundel, Box 153, Statesboro.

Monthly Roses, Nandina,
rge clumps with berries on
them, all white Lecoris
ilies (bloom June-frost), 1
white lilac, variegated shrub-
pery. Per. 226. Mrs. Ben F.
Smith, Box 10, Taylorsville.
Fe St a naar ae aS

125 Daylilies named, Daafu,
rima Dona, $1.50 ea:; Revo-
ute, Maid Marion, Evelyn

Claar, pink Prelude, $ .00 ea.:
arauga, Kanapaha, Mission
ells, pink Lustre, 50c ea.;
ris, pink Sensation, Melody

Love, color Carnival, ess
Lady Mohr, Black Ruby and
Hit Parade, '50c ea. and others.
er. 19. Add 40c postage. Mrs.

M. Combs, Washington.
eas be eh are a

Spider plants, Velvet plants
and pink Mullien, eac 4,
Ie2D 0-3 O2in: Ligustrum,
Webs variegated Spider, 4,
ge .25; Zeylancia Sansevieria,

$1. 25. Per. 21 Add 35c post-
: ig Mrs. Laurence McAvoy,

i. 1, Box 323,. Washington.





Cannas: yellow, 45c doz.;
red 50c doz.; orange and
orange verigated, HOG doz:
Jonquills and Butter and Eggs,
35 doz.; Iris, white, 35c doz.
Edith Garner., Rt. 1, Menlo.

Pink Thrift, 50c C.; dif. col.
large Bearded Iris, 50c doz.;
Boxwood cuttings, one cent
ea., rooted, 8, 25c pot; Hy-

drangeas, 4 cols., 25c, 50c and
$1.00: light and dark blue
fall Asters, Scotchbrooms, Al-
ues and lavender Locust, 10
;3, ete Per 54. ce Tom



eaiese Bano
Lilaes, 50ce; lavended Lilacs
25Cy Clematis, Tiger, Lemon
and dif. cols. Daylilies and
dbl. Grass Pinks, 10c ea., 3,
25c; Rose of Sharon, Jan. Jas-
mine, spring Glory Forsythia,
25e; dbl. yellow Chrysanthe-
mums, Drakeshead, 25c doz.;



20,|

perial in 75 doz.; fancy

leaf Caladiums, white an

mixed col., 8, au 00. Add 35c
postage, Mrs. J. W. Jones,
Madison.



Candles of Heaven tx may
be Bear Grass), lavender Rose
of Sharon (tree sweet pea),

4 kinds Spirea, 25c ea.; Al-
theas, Forsythia, Foxglove,
Xmas bush oneysuckle,

Birdeye privet hedge bushes,
good roots, summer Lilac, 10,
$1.00; Eng. Dogwood, Crape
Myrtle, 50c ea. Per, 209. Mrs.
L. E. Sanders, Rt; 2, Buchan-
an.

Sweet Williams, Tiger Lily
bulbs, 75 doz.; mix. col. Fall
Pinks, Verbenas, blue Spanish
Iris, Tulips, blue Ageratum,
50ce doz; pink Thrift, white
Daffodil bulbs, 30c doz.; dbl.
single Jonquils, 40c doz. bulbs.
Per, 239. Add 25 postage on
all orders; 1 Boxwood, 3 ft.
tall, 4 ft. across top. Can't
ship. Miss L. M. Whi hite, Rt. 1,
Box 57, Dahlonega.

Dbl. Tuberose, $1.10 doz;
Achiemenese bulbs, 2 doz.
purple, and 1 doz. blue, $1.00.
Include free 4 extra Achimen-





ese (dif. col.) bulbs in first

25 orders for Achimenese;
clump Maiden Hair fern and
pink Justicia plants, 60 ea.,
Periwinkle, pink, pure white,
and white pink-eye seed, 1/2
tsp., 25c. All postpaid. Per. +0,
Miss Emma Disa Newing-
on



10c and
Mrs. W.
Newnan.

About one thousand small
Camphor trees, 10e ea. No less
10 shipped; all the purple
Wisteria you want, well root
ed, 25c ea. No less . ship epee
Per, 195. Mrs, M. dis,
Box 124, Quitman.

Approx,

stamped envelope.
Y. Summers, Rt. 1,





med. below 2 ft. $1 ea.; small,
50c ea. Per. 189. Mrs. Cicero
Barrett, Rt. 1, Hiawassee.

Jumbo Pansy plants, two
cents ea.; 50 mix, Iris, $1.00;
pink Cannas, McDonald Lilies,
25 ea. 6, $1.00: dark red
Mums, 25, $1.00; Geraniums,
rooted, 6, $1.00; Cactus, Be-
gonias, pink Oxalis, 2 kinds
Jew, 15c ea.; Sultana cuttings,
10c; Geranium cuttings, 15c
Per. No. 145. Mrs. Lester Phil-
lips, Royston, Rt. 1.

Rose Thrift, $1.00 C; oak
Hydrangea, Snowballs, Yel-
low, thornless Rose, dbl. Al-
theas, 18 - 20 in. 3, $1.00; dbl.
rose and red Geraniums, dbl.
red, single pink and red,
pointed leaf Begonias, Sul-
tanas, variegated leaf cuttings,
20c ea. Per, No. 79. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Lee Cromer, Ritieds
Royston. ;

Red Geraniums, Christmas
and Thanksgiving Cactus,
chicken gizzard, house Cactus
cuttings, 20c ea., ferns, 30c
ea.; red and white green
striped Jew, 10c ea. Per. No.
143. Add postage. Mrs. W. H.
Rice, Rt. 1, Royston,

FLOWERS

WANTED -

Want 50 to 100 Mtn: Lau-
rel roots and 5 each Marigold
seed heads, Asters, Zinnia,
Snapdragon, Calendulas, Cos-
mos and others, Ross Cutting,
Rt. 3, Cleveland.

Want Balm of Gilead plant.
H. F. Wallace, 516 Broad St.,
Winder.

Want 100 Nandinas, bear-
ing berry size; 300 asst. col.
or rose Verbena, Lady Bank-
sia rose; 300 dwarf Azal-
leamums or summer blooming | 2
Chrysanthemums (dwarf) and
Portulaca. Mrs. . Edward
Wright, 1392 N. Decatur Rd.,
NE, Atlanta 6, Ph. DR. 3-













red and lavender Rose a n d/| 3416.

Horse - Mint, five cents ea.
Per. No. 55. Varilla Quarter-
man, Mountain City.

sizes
and colors, also some peren-
nials. Per, No. 81. Miss Fran-
ces Taylor, Rt. 1, ox 28,

Crawfordville, ; ;

Chrysanthemums, all





Want 50 ane
plants; 100 Swe lane
50 old Hessian eon ee 106
wits Soice Dp inks old vomits
Ww an: pur! ashion.
ie, i . Gl 2750) 0

jolt paves










q| that blooms

Large Nandina seed, 15 for

150 Boxwoods, |
large, 2 ft. and up, $2.00 ea.;

|electrie motor,











gold,
in fall; some
dwarf red Cannas and some
yellow Spikebroom, dwarf
plant, blooms yee in early
spring. Mrs. Jesse Capehart,
103 Baldwin Rd., Dalton.



Want small white Pompon|

mums, 1-1/2 in. in diameter.
Write price. Mrs. Jonathan
Burgess, Rt. 2, Jasper

Want about 2 doz. Leather
Leaf Ferns. Write what you
have and price. Miss Elecia
ioe rer: Rt. 1, Milledge-
ville. - S

Want dwarf beeding Per.
Asters, Michaelmas -Daisies
and dbl. Violets (outdoor
type). State color and price.
Mrs. Ray Hutchinson, Rt. 1,
Lake Park.

Want large ae Dahlia
bulbs. Mary Lou McEver, Ac-
worth.

Want Molten Fire seed, the
dwarf size with large green
leaves about 3 ft. tall, with
large erapy red leaves in top;
also, some small Cactus plants
that bloom. Write what you
have and price. Mrs. John
Caldwell, 110 Orchard Ave.,
Rossville.

Want some white Gua,
will exch. seed or plants of
pink Mimosa for same. Mrs.
Addie Gruber, Rt. 4, Baxley.

Want exch. pink Oxalis
bulbs for dbl. Geraniums,
white, pink, red; also exch,









plum tomato seed at 25c tbls. ae

for Begonias, dbl.. red and
pink salmon. Send _ self-ad-
dressed, ~ stamped envelope.
Mrs. B. F.-Norman, Rt. K,
Norman Park.

Fquipment

FOR SALE ~





Cement mixer, 2-1/4 cubic

ft. size, in good working cond,
can be operated by hand or
$35. Vernice
Mobley, Rt. 2, Buford (near
State Prison, on Thompson
Mill Rd.).

1957 Ford Major Diesel
tractor with 3 point hitch and
almost new, 10 disc, Taylor-
way harrow; 1-1/2 ton, 1953
Dodge truck with 5 forward
transmission and 2 speed ax-
le; 1946 Ford-Ferguson trac-
tor, 1 row, lights, new plant-
er and cultivator, never used,
8 disc King harrow. W. V.
Odom, Rt. 5, Carrollton.

-|ical cond.; also, want t

| eel,



One chopper for cutting
silage or eae pasture. L.
Tvie; Sr. 3, Dixon

Bridee Rd., Fayeiteville, Ph.
461-5591.

Gallivetcn and planters for
ABC John. Deere, in good
cond.; also, John Blue, 6 row
cotton duster. Lester Sorrells,
Box 231, Social Circle, Ph.
464-3569.

Platform scales, never been
used but very little, perfect
cond. except the 50 ib. wt. is
lost, should weigh 500 Ibs.
so will weigh 450 lbs. Leon-
ard Stone, Rt. 1, Alpharetta,
Ph. GR. 5-4578.

Complete set Henry Vann
tobacco curer to fit 20 ft.
barn, used 4 yrs., pipe and
earburator included, in good
cond., $75. P. W. Harrison, ony
Rt. 4, Sylvania.

Brady garden tractor and
4 pieces of equipment, used
very little, for sale or would
trade for good, young, milch
coe ue Gustatson, Rt.
1, Box 125, Lilburn.

Farmall tractor, round plow
and small trailer, tractor is
a 4 cylinder, used about 7
yrs. for light hauling and
plowing patches, $400. for
a Lee Bramlett, Ward Rd.,
Rt. 4, Marietta.

John Blue, 6 row, cotton
duster for Ford or Ferguson
tractor, in good cond., for
sale or exchange for 2 disc
low for Ford or Fer ne

ractor, picky type. Rv
Spans: 1, Villa Rica.












ractor, in.
Sah ora





con
fa

-|new cond
@ a She for ened Ba

rte cond: also, 2 H
gons, walking cultiv
planters, distributors,
stock, turn plows, h
drawn. Kenneth ~Goldir
2, Temple, Ph. <Ohes 346
\ter 8 PM.

Sup er C. Farmall a
with eal and culti:
for 2 row, all in good me




practically new planter:
cu oe for a. 230 I
all. C. E. Johnson, Warr:

Lift type trailing
mower, small take-off
pling, bought new, con
and in good oe
$250. FOB farm. W
gesen, c/o Whistle a
Cornelia.

Prac. new 2 H. wad
Wards Deluxe gas bro:
500 ecap., A-1 cond., $5!
both brooders at my hon
Pp Higginbotham, Rta
berton.

2 bottom plow for te
C., good cond. $85. J}
Ivey, Rtz2; Macon.

John Deere, 9 row, C
land drill, late model,
-cond., used very little.

Langham, Rt. 1, h
son, Ph. 77-R-2. Ss

Q

cs Holland
model 150, ball
not tell its used, a
Ethridge, Rt. Box
Sandersville, . 030
time.





oy!





row, bush and bog ha
grain _ drill, lime
cotton uel SD.
harrow and

Will sell Sask or a
ters. Carroll Morgan
Ph. LE. 2-6430 (

Model B. John Deere
tor with starter and 1
also, model B. Allis-Cha:
tractor with planters and
tivators. All in good
and priced for quick sal
FF. Martin, -Rtr:3, Mc
ough, Ph. 423- 4400.

5 hole John Deore




Faris Malcom, Rt..
Ph. 268-4193. -

ter, used only 2 seasons,
cond., $1,000.; rv
tired, steel trailer wi
$200.; 2 unloading a
new B-S motor, ats
hammermill, $75.: Bapex
age cutter, $45.: :
Howe livestock scales, 8
ft. platform, 15 ton cap.,
000.
S0:)c Phos
Atlanta).

Dearborn 2 dise plow,

cond., $110. Tented 6 mi
of Newnan. Broke Gren
4, Box 60, Corinth Rd.,

2 H. wagon, iron =
good body, nearly new,
very little, $25. Frank B

John Deere, rubber
garden tractor, _ cheap
cash. O. P. Nelms, 669 Q
St., S.W., Atlanta 10,
758-6369.

Farmall M. fhaeior top
chanical cond., paint and
very good. Fully equi:
with lights, starter, e
lift, remote cylinder an
brakes. Toolbar, sub
plow, dise harrow, disc Y

ae a 2 mi. a8 of), Ph. L





= ae bar mowing mac
for wails Chalmers G. a
in perfect working
$35. Cannot deliver. deo
Greene, 334 Broad St., R

Burns 3 HP Brig
iton engine rotaz
-| original Th :








One new Ford, front ve

Super. M. Farmall, ae
20 disc harrow, 16 disc }

ainesv >

Brunt seeder, good cond.
5 disc John Deere Me |
|

Allis Cuamets forage .

W. B. Carlton, c/o}
Gates Farm, Riverdale (}
1-7220, ( |

Heavy duty, 3 eae bp

nan, Ph. AL. 3-5181.- )

ley, Rt, 4, Box 92, Amer}

$1,495. J. M. Cannafax, Z






















h







d for
will trade for
. Woodard,





or





er, A-1 cond.; model
Deere tractor, bought
1958, A-1 cond. Jas.
, Siloam. a











































ing equip., new cut-
row, plow and scrape
for ae H. P. Mull, Rt.



ens Little Giant feed

700 lb. cap., excel.
nd. used very little with
: HP, 220 V. G. E. mo-




200. without motor or
d th; Taylor-Way sub-
L pull type, good shape,

So hed bvans,> Rt. 4,
nm, Ph. 7587 Bs

8 point lift harrow,
n., 2 turner, bottom
1953 model points,
1 Flowers, 3924
ucker..

















aying cages for sale.
artrell, Whitestone. _
disc, 3 point hitch, har-
with draw bar and lift









B tractor; also, one
or sale. All priced to
Verne Ogletree, Rt. 1,
0: : ai Se








tor, reasonabl
Boyette, Rt. 1,



row or 4 row cotton
mule type, for sale or

calf. All in good
Ws J. Wills, Rt, 8,







rmall A. tractor and 2
plow for same; V. A, I
ase tractor, original tires on
cont; John Deere 3 disc tiller
I John Deere combines
is







O drive; M-M mower, 7




ert



spreader, 8 ft.; 2 wheel
: ~ &. D. Purcell,
Ph. GR. 8-9128







machinery; 14 ft, Mur-
Burr mach; Murray, 7
m, inclined cleaner; ABC
ok line cleaners; also,
Ford, 1/2 ton, pick-up
with custom cab. W. E.
inson, Jr., Byron, Ph. 788-
Di Maconye ie
avid Bradley garden
equipped with culti-
turning plow, and
plow, all in perfect
nd., $90. J. F. Smith, Rt. 1,
}iox' 82, Swainsboro. :

Electric incubator with 4




















cactor,
ators,
























art of 2
ond., $75.; also, 4 boxes for
aising birds, $5. ea. O. Car-
er, Sr., 2575 Butner Rd. SW,
itlanta 11, Ph. DI. 4-2190,

Tw




C ie type har-
in good cond. Reason-
ed. V. C. Ellington,
Ph. 483- 4411, ~





dirt scoop,
Mt. tractor
$3) :



3 for,
|F. Armistead, Rt. 1,

d | Date

j|and or late model Ford or Fer-



















TO
utter; Mt. Vernon lime and.







Gone shelves or drawers,
old 1,000 quail eggs, 750
hukar eggs, .750 Pheasant

ggs or 416 hen eggs. Used| 7
seasons, in good

enor Wey bush and

| Want cultivator and Cole
|planter for Ford tractor, 3-

Rt. 2, Macon,

.|Ford tractor, with or without

One Qld Style plan-
ers for John Deere B. trac-
ts on rear axle, $50. H.
Rutledge.

Grain head for John Deere
No. 45 self-propelled com-
bine, like new; Allis Chai-
mers 66 combine, good cond.;
John Deere No. 100 corn
snapper, fair cond., adapted
to operate on Ford tractor;
New Holland corn sheller,
Ae cond. N. A. Boyette, Ha-

ira,

Intnl. Bulldozer, size TD-
18, equipped with 12 ft. blade,
used only 4,600 hrs., ood
cond., $7,500. J. D. Ard, 2555
Ave., Macon, Ph. SH. 3-



5580

TM, 12 disc, 30 in., Rome
bush and bog harrow; 6-8
yr. pan; 15 ton Dorsey low
boy; KB-10 Intnl. truck;
1,000 gal. heavy duty L. P.
Mixogas gas tank, good cond.,
used approx. 2 yrs. For Sale
or will take Hereford cattle

guson tractor, prefer Diesel,
as part trade. Mrs. Glennis
Noles, Roopville, Ph. 854-
4581 (after 5:30 PM.)

1954 Ford pick-up truck,
1/2 ton, in good cond. for
sale or trade for Ford trac-
tor. J. V. Daniel, Rt. 4, La-
Grange.

Good 1952 Chevrolet pick-
up truck with new tires and
wood body for hauling cattle,
$150. cash; new Sears gas
saw, ught in 1960, $85.
Donald W. Singleton, MD,
622 Candler Bldg., Atlanta,
Ph. CE. 3-4915. p

2 used tractor tires, tubes
and rims, 15 x 28, one prac-
tically new, both for $100. R.
O. James, Rt. 1, Greenville.

-New Holland hay baler No.
77 with Wisc. motor, both in
excellent cond. has been
used on one farm only ex-
cept for a few days, $750. J.
P. Simpson, Rt. 2, College
Park, Ph. PO. 1-6859. oS

All equip. and metal nest
for heavy birds, used only 1
time, first class cond., Check-
er Board feeders, tube P-32,
waterers, pipe and all feeders
for small chickens, Jamesway
oil brooders, a and oil
tanks. Ernest G. Edwards, Rt.
3, Monroe (on 81 Hwy. half-
way between Loganville and
Winder). See by appointment.

John Deere B. tractor,
planter, cultivator, harrow.
and plow, $995. (bargain). C.
W. Cary, Sparta.

Complete set up-to-date
Blacksmith shop tools, also
elec. blower and some other
wood shop tools, also 1950
pick-up 1/2 ton truck. Locat-
ed 2-1/2 mi. West Dalton.
See or call (dont call Tues-
days and Fridays). W. F.
Sexton, Mineral Springs Rd.
Dalton.

~ EQUIPMENT

WANTED



_ Want single horse wagon in

good cond., reasonably priced
for cash and within 60 mi. of
Cuthbert. C. B. Elam, PO Box
258, Cuthbert.

Want Gandi fertilizer
spreader and Massey Harris
Goble disc harrow, 12 disc
(5 ft.), both to be good cond.
Ne Rt. 4, Jackson, Ph.

Want front wheels for C.
or Super C. Farmall tractor
with fork and spindles, good
cond. and cheap. R. P. Ivey,
Rt. 2, Macon.. d

Want two 10 x 28 tractor

rear wheels for Case DC trac-
tor. Brother M. Alanus, Pro-
curator, Monastery Of The
Holy Ghost, Rt. 1, Conyers,
483-4611. :

point hitch. M, E. Kemper,
c/o Georgia Industrial Home,

Want 1953 or later model

State price and cond.
Bh, Crowe, Rt. 2, Car-

Walter

AD.
vill










heifers, all

tires with fair treads and two].

| 2 Holstein and one Guern-

|sey, first calf heifers, due to
n

John Deere M. tractor, in good
cond. and within 50 mi. of

Fitzgerald. State price. D. J.
Browning, Rt. 2, Box 184,
Fitzgerald.

Want one set of gas burn-

ers for 20 ft. tobacco barn.| 1
d|heifers, reasonably priced. F.

State make, age, cond, a n
price. P. W. Harrison, Jr., Rt.
4, Sylvania.

Want to trade utility trail-
er, good tires, hydraulic
brakes for garden tractor. J.
E. Wallace, 454 10th St., NW,
Atlanta 13.

Want one set of planters
and cultivators for 8 N. Ford
tractor, 8 point hook - up.
State price and cond. Curtis
J. Drawdy, Rt. 2, Box 261,
Jesup. ;

_ Want one planter and fer-
tilizer unit only, for Allis
Chalmers model tractor.
Henry Kimble, P. O. Box 585,
Newnan, Ph. AL. $-2212.

Want rotary mower for old
model Farmall Cub tractor.
State cond. and price. R. O.
Copeland, Rt. 2, Lake Park.

Want a dump truck, prefer-
ably with a flat bed. Thomas
J. Lawson, 118 Pine Ridge
Trail, Marietta, Ph. 427-1088.

Want one row John Deere
tractor. Advise model and
price; also, want one horse
heavy duty, steel wagon with
5th wheel on rubber. Not too
far away. Horace Davis, So-
perton.

Want one small tractor with
tiller, harrows, plows, plant-
ers, Will pay cash for same in
good shape. C. C. Bransford,
Rt. 5, Thomaston, Ph. MI. 7-
4974.

Want hay rake, in good
cond., prefer New Holland; al-
so, want Gravely garden trac-
tor with attachments. State
cond., price, etc. in first let-
ter. J. W. Sheppard, Jr., 4405
Rockbridge Rd., Stone Mtn.,
Ph. HI. 3-7878.

LIVESTOCK







FOR SALE
Cattle
Reg. milking Shorthorn
cow, wt. about 1,500 Ilbs.;

purebred Shorthorn _ heifer,
not Reg., wt. about 1,000 Ibs.,
bred to pureblooded milking
shorthorn bull. Each due to
calf April 10 - 12. Color even
roan, $600.00. Charlie Hicks,
Hiawassee.

7. Black Angus cows and 7
bred to Angus
pull, $1,800.00 for all. Claude
Sosebee, Rt. 1, Cleveland.

Black Angus bull Reg. No.
2071989, bought from Came-
ron Crest Farms, Eileenmere
8, 5 yrs. old, perfect quality,
halter broke, only had a few
cows. Selling to prevent in-
breeding. Leonard Stone, Rt.
1, Alpharetta, Ph, GR. 5-4578.

Reg. Jersey, Blue Ribbon
winner, bred to Reg Jersey
bull, due to freshen March 15,
papers fur. in buyers name,
$200.00. G. W. Finney, Rt. 1
Marietta, Ph. 427 - 1440. |

10 dbl. Reg. polled Here-
ford bulls, 10 - 14 mos. old,
well marked, from ood
bloodlines and large for age.
From a Certified herd. Harry
A. Wasden, MD, Quitman.

Jersey milch cow, bred
to Whiteface, to freshen March
20 with second calf, $165.00.

B. H. Blazer, Rt. 2, Old River
Rd., Cartersville, Ph. EV.
26651.

Several real good Reg. pol-
led Hereford bulls, dark red,
deep bodied and well grown

r-out for age, from 9 mos. to

18 mos. old. Winton C. Harris,
Rt. 1, Screven, Ph. Juno 4-
2312 (Odum).

Pure Guernsey bull, not
Reg., 1 yr. old, $100.00; 2
Holstein heifers with young
calves, $150.00 with calf; al-
so, one ram sheep and one
ewe, 1 yr. old, not sheared,
$15.00 ea. SR. Wade, Rt. 1,
Alto.









davs ealf-

"Want cultivators for 1 row}





L. | Holbrook, a

Reg. Angus bull, 26 mos.
old, approx. wt., 1,075. lbs.,
calfhood vaccinated, f r o m
herd and quaranteed breed-
er. F. W. Phillips, Rt. 1, Ken-
Hee: Ph. 428-2959 (Mariet-
a). ee

6 or 8 black Angus bred

H. Bunn, Midville.

10 dbl. Reg. polled Here-
ford bulls, from 10 - 20 mos.
old, large for age, dark color,
also, Dwarf free pedigrees,
$150.00 to $300.00. Will de-
liver anywhere in Ga. for
small fee. No letters. Hard-
wick Harris, Gibson,

PAGE FIVE

Gentle red
Shetland pony, fine with

children, saddle, saddle hold-

er, bridle and other acces-
sories, $225.00 for all. Donald
W. Singleton, MD, 622 Cand-
ler Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ph. CE.
3-4915, :

Shetland p on y, partly
broke, 8 mos. old. Can be seen
anytime. Edgar Roberts, 232
Wo uace St., Savannah, Ph. EL.

Correction:
mules, good cond., about 925
lbs. ea., 12 yrs. old, $100.00

ea. George Bush, Rt. 2, Box

14, Barnesville, Ph. 845-W1.



2 yr. old Angus bull and
six, 14 mo. old, Angus bulls.
All best bloodlines, priced to
sell. Will deliver within 50
mi. Elzia Hayes, c/o Model
Farm, Rt. 1, Sharpsburg, Ph.
AL. 3-4558 (Newnan).

Reg. Larry Domino Here-
ford bull, 2 yrs. old, Champ-
ionship bloodlines, _ horned
type, $200.00. M. C. Roberts,
Ball Ground.

Holstein, Red Poll and Jer-
sey mixed springer heifers,
dairy type; also, butt-headed
whiteface Hereford bull. Sell-
ing to keep from inbreeding.
Deen Boatright, Rt. 4, Alma.

2 nice Holstein cows, one
heavy milker, due to freshen
March 6 with 4th calf; large
heifer, freshen last of March.
Contact. Harry Rucker, Jr.,
Alpharetta. Ph. GR. 5-4551.

Several polled and horned
Hereford bulls, 1 yr. old, for
sale. J. Carl Daughtry, Met-
ter. Ph. MU 5-5945.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

Gentle saddle horse, com-
plete with bridle and saddle,
suitable for young children,
for sale cheap. E. D. Johnson,
Rt. 2, Pleasant Hill Rd., Du-
luth, Ph. 448-2781.

One pr. match mare mules,
approx. 750 - 800 Jbs.; blue
mare mule, approx., 800 lbs.
and one 2 H. wagon. Felton
Marlin, Rt. 2, Jasper.

Good mule, works any-
where, wt. about 1,000 Ilbs.,
10 = 12 yrs. old, $125.00 at
my barn. Otha Herbert, Rt. 3,
Commerce.

Palomino stallion for stud
service, Reg. mother and
father, both walking horses.
Consider selling or trading for
Palomino mare of equal val-
ue. Mrs. Beatrice VanHorn,
4457 Covington Hwy., Deca-
tur, Ph. BU. 9-5798.

Shetland pony, 2 yrs. old,
with black saddle and bridle,
$100.00. William Takacs, Rt.
2, Box 276-1/2, College Park,
Ph, TR. 4-7792.

_ Nice Shetland pony, 4 yrs.
old, dapple grey with white
mane and tail, trained to ride,
with bridle and saddle, $165.
O. C. Vaughn, Rt. 1, Box 39,
Forest Park, Ph. PO. 7-6650.

10 yr. old mare, behaves
well and is gentle enough for
small children to handle for
sale, also, used Buena Vista
saddle will sell or trade for
used Western saddle of equal
value. Ann Stallings, Rt. 2,
Conyers, Ph. 483-8248 anytime
Sat. or after 6 PM week days.

Mare mule, 11 yrs. old, wt.
1,150 Jbs., sound and work
anywhere, in a gentle manner,
$150.00. H. G. Harris. Old Ala.
Rd., Rt. 1, Box 246, Roswell
(4.mi. E. of).

At Stud: Silver Palomino
American, 5 - gaited saddle
horse, of the most consistant
and outstanding stallion avail-
able. Sire, Reg. Palomino and
5-gaited saddle horse, Fee. $25
plus $1.00 daily mare care
Sam Deaton, c/o Alfarminda
Farms, Union Grove Churck
Rd., Auburn, Ph. TH. 3-257]
(Lawrenceville).

Shetland pony, brown with
white mane and tail, 4 - 5 yrs.
old, $135.00. Mrs. H. N. Vo-
gel, Sr., 4489 Conley Rd., Con-
ley, Ph. MA. 2-9131.

8 nice small Shetland pony
mares, in foal, drop colts in
30 days; sorrel with snow
white mane and tail. All bred
to Reg. sorrel stud; black
mare, 87 in. high, 4 yrs. old;
34 in, sorrel stud yearling, 1-
1/2 yr. old and several good
geldings. All Re Jess

Va Maden
R, 8-677],









At Stud: Palomino, Ref.

12432 PHBA Grand Sire was
Rainy Day Duke AQHA and

ae cork We Jt,2C/O:
estwooi arm, Atlanta, Ph.
BL. 5-3937. oe

At Stud: Reg.
horse, Palomino.
number. Book early,
ductory Fee, $50.00: als
show horses for sale: Gran
Champion Reg. Buckskin
Quarter horse, a walk - trot
mare, 5 - gaited horse an d@
walking pony. Clyde E. OKel-
at 8, Gainesville, Ph. LE.

Sad

_Swine
Black Poland China pigs,
weaned, treated, 40 - 60 Ibs.,
from Reg. Cert. meat type

Quarter



breedings, $25.00 and up; al-
so, can furnish gilts and boars.

unrelated, open gilts, 175 Ibs.,
$60.00 ea.; bred gilts, $125,
Jas. R. Mullis, Cochran, Ph.
WE. 4-6490.

Duroc gilts, 3-1/2 mos. old,
treated for Cholera, $20.00 or
$22.00 Reg. Will del. within
100 mi. at 10c a mile. Frede-
rick Zipperer, Box 182, Guy-
ton (15 mi. SE of on Hwy. 30).

Purebred Big bone Black
African Guinea boar, ai

pick-up and del. back to my

eS M. i ea Trice
emetery es

Ph. MI. 7-5857. ak ce:

2 purebred Duroc gilts to
farrow Apr. and May, life
treated, with papers, wt. about
400 Ibs., bred by meat type
male, $85.00 a.; also, pigs
ready to wean, $20.00. ea.
without papers or $22.50 with

papers. M. M. Newsome, San-

dersville, Ph. 3856.

eee tos gee
Weanling pigs, (not related)

about 8 - 10 wks. old, $25

$35.00 ea., M. T. Courson, Ha-

zlehurst, Ph. 5-2589.

Excellent selection of Po- x
land China pigs, from me a t_

type breeding stock, disease
free herd, prices reasonable.
P. W. Watson, Metter, Ph.
MU. 5-4916.

Reg. Durocs, boars an d
gilts, cherry red, meat type,

out of large litters, 3 mos. old,

Cert. disease free herd. Henry
Harrell, 603 Gill St., Hazle-
hurst, Ph. FR. -2035. :

Reg. Spotted Poland China
hogs,
and champ bloodlines, all
ages, disease free herd, $35
and up. W. Preston White, Rt.
2, Alamo, Ph. LO. 8-3323.

~ LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want young Black Angus
bull, 8- 12 mos. old. Must be
purebred. R. P. Spruce, Rt. 1,
Villa Rica. :

Want young, very gentle
colt for little girl; also, want
small burro. Near enough to
be delivered here. Write de-
tails. Roy M. Brooks, Rt. 3,
Talbotton. 2

Want one Reg. Yorkshire
male, Wt. 175 or 200 lbs. Mrs.
Kenneth Church, 1106 MeMil-



sorrel gelding

2 good mare ~

Limited
intro~

about
175 Ibs., for service only, Fee,
1 choice pig per sow. Must

from Cert. meat type















































lan St., NW, Atlanta, Ph; TR.

2-0828.

Want gentle Palomino mare,
7 yrs. or younger. Registra-
tion preferred, _ reasonably
priced. C. K. Chamlee, Box 65,
Adairsville, Ph. SP. 38-3608.

Want Grade A milk base
with 12 or more cows, must be
calfhood vaccinated and TB
free history. State price and
full info., tank or not. Marvin
Fricke, Stapleton, (Louisville
phone). . EAS 9 as





A)

pet., white Creasback Corn-



del. in March: Broccoli, Brus-

: White multiplying nest on-

35c; $1.00
_ Martin gourd seed, 35c pkt.,

-doz.; medium, $3 doz.; small

pet., purple blossom, guaran-

5

%

.~ grows 4 - 6 ft. around, seed
-B0e ea. or 4, $1.00. Send cash

Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Pilgrim, Rt. 5, Cumming. _

runner garden beans, Germ.

PAGE SIX

Seed & Plants



FOR SALE



100 plants, 80c; 500. $3.75; $7
M. Add postage. 35 per C.;
90c for 500 and $1.25 M. W. E.
Johnson, Rt. 2, Crawfordville.

Blackberry bush, Raspber-
ries, Dewberry vines, 6, $1;
Mtn. Huckleberries, bearing
size, Strawberries, 85c_ doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Frank

Booking plant orders to be

sels Sprouts, Wakefield Cab-
bage, heading collards, white

Nest onion plants, Earlian
and Rutger tomatoes, Garlic
plants, Bell Pepper, Eg g

plants, Hot Pepper, Dill, Par-
sley and Lettuce, all 35c doz.
Add postage, 25c per $1.00
worth. No less $1 orders. Mrs.
H. V. Franklin, Sr., Register.

ions, not Shallots, $2.00 gal.
PP. Add postage for less than
one gal. Mrs. L. B. McWhor-
ter, Rt. 1, Roopville.

1,000 pounds Clemson
Spineless okra seed, Germ.
92.50 pct., pure seed, 99.53
pet., 25 lb. FOB. W. V. Bran-
en, Unadilla.

Hicks Broadleaf tobacco
seed, Germ. 91 pet., sample,
ounce; $8.00 lhb.;





% pkts., $1.00; also gourds, $4
ornamental, $1.50 doz. PP.
Earl Stuckey, Blackshear.

Tender garden beans, white
Halfrunner, Germ. 85 pct.,
white Cutshort Cornfield
bean, Germ., 91 pct., white
Creasback Cornfield beans,
Germ., 87 pct., all 75c cup
PP in Ga. No stamps accept-
ed. Mrs. Eula Beal, Rt. 3, Box
132, Ellijay.

ohare SaaS eS Re Se
Little white 6 week Bunch
bean seed, very tender, Germ.
78 pct., $1.00 large cupful PP.
Mrs. Lee Reece, Rt. 2, Box 77,
Ellijay.
- Old time tender bean seed,
Cornfield white Creasbacks,
Germ., 95 pct., white Cut-
shorts, Germ. 93 pct., white
Halfrunners garden beans,
germ., 93 pct., ea. 75c cup.
Add postage. Large orders fill-
ed. Mrs. Emory Goble, Rt. 3,
Ellijay.

Old time Stripped Half
runner bean seed, 1960 crop,
free from weevils, Germ., 89





teed to be tender, 50c lb. Add
postage. No orders less than 2
Ibs. No checks. Mrs. Tom

Good tender old time white
Half runner garden beans,
Germ., 94 pet., white Cut-
short Cornfield bean, Germ. 93

field bean, Germ., 89 pct., ea.,

75c cupful. Add postage. Mrs.
reston Southerland, Rt. 3,
llijay.



Large, long handle, Bird-

house gourd seed and Martin
seed (large gourds). No orders
filled without stamped ad-
dressed envelope. Douglas
Wood, Rt. 2, Box 204, Martin.

Big Jim African gourd seed,

or Money Order and stamped
addressed envelope. Jimmy
Davis, Rt. 4, Waycross.

Cert. Ga. Red seed sweet
potatoes, these have passed

all inspections and I can fur-

nish transfer. In lots of 100
bu. or more, $1.75 bu.; in lots
smaller than 100 bu., $2.00
pa W. Horne, Baxley, Ph.

Old time tender white Half

88 pct., pink peanut garden
beans, 91 pct., 80c teacupful;
purple hull Crowder peas, 91
pet., early brown Crowder
peas, 92 pct. and Blue Java
peas, 84 pct., 60c cupful. PP
in Ga. P. B. Brown, Rt. 1,
Ball Ground.

Old time Shallot plants,
well rooted, $1.35 C.; Tender
Blue Poll and white Half Run-
ner beans, Germ 81 pct. $1
teacup; white Crowder. peas,
Germ 86 pet. cups, $2:25.



1, Soperton.



Pensacola Bahia grass seed,
Germ. 51 pct., firm seed, 19
pet., total Germ., 70 pct., weed
seed, 18 pct. M. J. Corbin, Rt.

Cokers 100 A, 90 pct. and
Dixie King cotton seed, Germ.
87.5 pcet., each first yr. seed,
$7.50 CWT; also, Texas Pur-
ple peas, Germ. 95.5 pct., $5
CWT: Hood Cert. Soy beans,
91 pct., $3.50 CWT. Jack B.
Taylor, Davisboro.

Chinese Chestnut seedlings
from selected nuts, Govt insp.
Blight resistant, branched and
heavily rooted. 2 -3 ft. $1.25
ea; 4 - 5 ft., $1.75 ea. prepaid.
Min. order 4 trees. R. I. Gibbs,
1007 Clifton Rd. N. E., Atlan-
ta 7 ;



Old fashion Stone Mountain
watermelon seed, pure, Germ.
93 pet., $5.00 lb. Add postage.
Watson Mintz, Rt. 1, Mays-
ville. ?

Kudzu crowns, $12.00 M.,
Per. 236. Henry M. Ford, La-
vonia.

Black and red raspberry
plants, $1.50 doz. Damp pack-
ed carefully with cellophane;
also, gooseberry plants, 6, $1.
Add postage. Per. 241. Mrs. H.
A. Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.



Prolific Pepita Mexican
pumpkin seed, (also, peel and
eat like nuts), Germ 71 pct. 25
seed, 25c PP. Tony Simmons,
502 No. Sylvan Rd East. Point.
East Point. .

Blakemore straw b erry
plants, $1.00 C. at my home.
Per. No. 100. John Fields, 1026
W. Poplar St., Griffin, Ph.
3682. Per. 100.

Cane seed, the red and
white kind, $4.00 C. at bed. W.
C. Burnsed, Ellabell, Ph.
32568 (Pembroke).

Martin gourd seed, 20c doz.
or 2 doz., 35c. Add postage,
ais: J. A. Wilson, Rt. 2, Mar-
in. :

Martin gourd seed, 3 doz.,
25c; 5 doz., 40c. Must enclose
self addresed, stamped enve-
lope. Mary Lynn Prescott, Rt.
2, Box 213, Fitzgerald.

Good tender garden Okra
seed, Germ. 90 pct., 50c cup-
ful. Add postage. Mrs. Bes-
sie Silvers, Rt. 2, Talking
Rock. -

Soft red cane seed and white
U. S. Govt., $4.00 C. R. N.
Burnsed, Ellabell, Ph. 32568
(Pembroke).

Martin gourd seed, 4 doz.,
25c plus four cents postage.
Mrs. Paul Tilley, Rt. 3, Elli-
Jay.

Old time tender Crease-
back Cornfield bean _ seed,
Germ, 85 pct., 60c cupful. Add
postage. Mrs. Viola Stover, Rt.
B., Elijay.

Indian corn seed, Germ. 94
pet., 50e cup. Add 10c for
postage; also, several kinds of
mixed gourd seed, 25c pack-
age. Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt.
2, Box 150, Camilla 3.

Celestial Fig sprouts, 18 to
20 in., 4, $1.25; everbearing
strawberries, $3.00 C.; June
strawberries, $1.50 C.; Hardy
onion plants, $1.00 C. Per. No.
178. Mrs. Myrtle Pace, Rt. 1,
Temple. :

Martin and Dipper gourd
seed, 100, 25c. Mrs. Henry S.
Walker, Rt. 2, Box 359, Wash-
ington.

Tender white MHalfrunner
garden beans, Germ 88 pct.,
60c teacupful. Add 15 postage
per cup, and 35c for 2 cups.
Mrs. G. T, Brown, Ball
Ground.

Martin gourd seed, 50 for
ee J. ok. Parker, Rt. 3, Cor-
ele.

Seed from Bushel gourds
over 4 ft. around, $1.50 doz.;
Dishrag gourd seed, 50c doz.
J. M. Owen, Rt. 2, Tifton.

40 bu. 90-Day Velvet beans,
Germ. 90 pet., $3.50 peck or
$12.00 bu., FOB, C. E. Lynn,
Rt. 2, Box 28, Collins, Ph. MU.
4-2582 (Cobbtown).



MARKET BULLETIN



HAY
FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE



Coastal Bermuda hay, $25
ton at barn. Thomas C. Ker-
sey Rb 1, Dublin, Ph. BR 2-
5508.



25 tons fertilized Coastal
Bermuda grass hay, $30.00 ton
FOB farm. R. E. Fulford,
Wrightsville.

Highly fertilized Coastal,
cured without rain, $1.25 bale
at barn. No Sunday orders. F.
W. Phillips, Rt. 1, Kennesaw.
Ph. 428-2959 (Marietta)

Well fertilized top hay, 75c
and $1.00 bale. R. L. Jackson,
c/o Flint River Farms, Hwy.
54, Jonesboro. Ph, DR. 8-2245
(Atlanta)

Hay, $30.00 ton at my barn.
Mrs. F.C. Davis, Gray, Ga.
Ph. SH 5-7924 (Macon) _

Bermuda and field hay, $20
ton, also oat straw, baled.
FOB. No delivery. Bill Sch-
roer, Rt. 2, Box 6, Valdosta.
Ph. CH 2-0607.

100 tons, Coastal Bermuda
hay, good quality and cond.,
for sale at Wade Plantation,
Rt. 1, Box 167, Sylvania. con-
tact. Blakely Smith, Hilltonia.
Ph. Talbot 9-2195.

6 ~ 8 tons Velvet beans ga-
thered without rain, for
feed (in hulls), $60.00 ton.
Dan W. Payne, Jr., Reynolds.

Coastal Bermuda hay, high-
ly fertilized $35 ton at barn,
Can del. J. E. Nikkel, Louis-
ville. Ph. MA 5-3338.

Hay, Alfalfa, Millet, Ber-



Grass. R. B. Curtis, Farming-
ton. Ph, 453 - 4453 (Greens~
boro).

"25 - 35 tons Coastal Ber-
muda hay, round bales, $30
ton at farm. N. A. Boyette, Rt.
1, Hahira. {

Finest quality Coastal Ber-

protein, $1.25 bale. Baled with
wire and bales average 60 lbs.
at Farm. Jimmie Wingfield,
P. O. Box 352, Leesburg. Ph.
759-6895. :

muda, Dallas, Oat and Rye}61



Up to 100 tons of bright
Coastal Bermuda hay, highly
fertilized, well limed and
baled without rain. Lee M.
Paul, Perry, Ph. GA. 9-1422.

Coastal Bermuda hay, truck.
load lots, strictly top quality.
Sam Summer, Hawkinsville,
Ph. TW. 3-7201.

GAME, FOWL, ele.

FOR SALE





4 N. Z. White does, $10.00
or $3.00 ea. Robert Trader, Sr.,
4334 Callaway St. College
Park. Ph. PO 6-8709.

White King pigeons, $3.50
pair. R. H. Ferguson, Rt. 1,
College Park.

N. Z. White Ped. rabbits,
bucks and does, ready for ser-
vice, wt. at maturity up to
12-14 lbs., Prices right. (Have
been breeding these rabbits
for over 10 yrs.). C. W. Page,
149 North Ave., N. E., Atlan-
ta 8. Ph. TR 4-6452.

_ Sev. pr. Peafowl, 4 yr. old
pr. and 8 yr. old pair, and
some younger. J. HE. Nikkel,
Pousae ga eee

quail,





Northern Bobwhite
flight conditioned, extra large,
$1 ea., also 150 prs. select
breeders, $3.00 pr. FOB. Per.
No. 50. James L. Lockett, P.
Or Box#115). Cuthbert. = =

Want from 1 to
































eggs, as soon as possible. Mrs\
O. W.. Severence, 563 Collie
Road, N. W. Atlanta 18. Pr
TR 4-728. as
Want 1 Ringneck pheasan
rooster in good cond. Quot
price. Bonnie Edw. Hunt, F
0. Box 304, Buford.
Want 1 purebred Silve
Spangled Hamburg rooster,
once. Robt Harris, c/o Reeve
Seed Store, 1138 Church S








Marietta. E
Want pigeons to raise o
satisfactory basis. Roy \

Brooks, Rt. 3, Talbotton.

Want trio N. Z. Red rak
bits, Ped. if possible. M. |
Keheley, 1731 Giben Rd. S. WV
Apt. 1, Atlanta 15. Ph. 627
AGB. oe a eee

Want pair Jap Silkie, Whil
Crested Polish rooster, Blac
Tailed Jap hens, small Englis
game rooster and small Bu:
Laced Polish. R. O. Dickir
son, 5465 Trimble Rd. N. 1]
Atlanta 5. ; =

Want White Chinese gees:
at least 1 gander and 2 hen
State price. Eva Hook, Rt. '|
Boston. ae

Want 6 Silkie bantam sei
ting hens, Give price de
John A. Lawrence, Rt.
Box 345, Milledgeville.

Want approx. 25 geese
any part thereof. Contact. |
F. Horne, Rt. 5, Eastman.















_ Reeves cock, 1960 hatch, $4;
pheasant eggs, $8.00 C.. at
farm. J. H. Roquemore, RFD
2, Americus: :






Want 20 laying pullet
Contact. Frank C. Owenb)
P. O. Box 353, Marietta. P))
428-3361.






Jumbo White King pigeons
(squabs from these birds wt.
1 Ib. at market age), $1.00 ea.
$2.50 pr. mated. Ship COD.
Carl G. Albright, 1337 Har-
pa ol Augusta. Ph. Park 4-










Want 2 or more matu)
Flying Mallard ducks in t h
vicinity of Atlanta, Decatur
Greene County. Pay any rez
sonable price. Ralph B, Shav
242 Ea. Parkwood Rd. Dec:
tur. ; eS





2 pr. Blue Peafowls, $20
pr.; 1 extra Peahen, $10.00;
2 pr. Reeves pheasants, $10.00
pr.; 2 Arancanus. roosters,
$1.50 ea.;. 2 Golden Sebright
roosters, $1.00 ea.; also want
1 Swindee hen. Advise. T. D.
Reece, 7865 Roswell Rd. Dun-
ae Ph. 993-4180 (after 6

muda hay, tests up to 12 pct. PM

Sev. pr. Indian Blue Pea-

Mrs. Herman Browning, Rt.
5, Dublin. Ph. Orange 2-4883.



3,000 bales Millet and 3,000
bales Oat hay, each 75c bale;
also, 2,000 bales Coastal Ber-
muda, 85 bale. Dreyfuls. L.
Fountain, 1208 Watson Blvd.,
Warner Robins.

40 tons fertilized, bright,
mixed hay, no weeds, $30.00
ton. Will deliver within rea-
sonable distance. S. von Sch-
weinitz, Appling.

Chukar partridges, $5 pr.
Send Money Order. B.
Sharpe, 1935 Columbia Dr.
Decatur. Ph. BU 9-7810.

Ringneck pheasants, 5 hens
and cock, $15.00; Bobwhite
quail, $5.00 pr. also booking
orders for eggs
chicks, Per. 85. M. E. Samples,
581 Stewart Ave. S. W. At-
lanta 10. Ph. JA 4-9003. :



1960 hay: 200 bales Seri-
cea, 100 Clover and 300 Crab-
grass, all of superior quality,
harvested without rain, in
square, wire bound, bales,
from heavily fertilized fields.
F, G. Marchman, 4701 Grant
Rd., Ellenwood, Ph. MA, 7-
9813.

360 bales of mixed Sericea
hay, $1.00 bale at barn. L. L.
cares Rt. 2, Dallas, Ph. 447-

400 bales Sericea Lespedeza
hay, $1.00 bale at barn. Mrs.
W. A. Estes, Ellenwood, Ph.
GR. 4-4694,

About 30 tons Oat hay, bal-
ed in square bales, $32.50 ton
at barn. Buyer to load and
weigh on scales in Carters-
ville. Holmes Neel, White, Ph.
EV. 2-4198 (Cartersville).

Hay for sale, $35.00 per
ton. HE. E. James, Rt. 2, Law-
renceville, Ph. TH. 3-4919.

Quantity of extra good
Coastal Bermuda hay for sale.
Very good hay in square
bales. Winton C, Harris, Rt. 1,
Sereven, Ph. JU. 4-2312
(Odum).

1,500 bales, limed, fertilized
Sericea and Fescue 31 hay, in
square bales, 75c bale, by bale
or ton at my barn. Deliver
within 60 mi. radius for $1.00
bale. Sam F. Deaton, Union
Grove Church Rd., Auburn,



Old fashion green sugar
cane for planting, the soft
kind, three cents per stalk at
field. L. H. Grimsley, Rt.

ville). :
30 to 40 tons good Kudzu
hay, $40.00 ton, FOB barn,

located 5 mi of Ellaville. T. H





Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Rt, 1, Da-

(Adel, Ph, 549-8489 (Sparks



1 WE, 72342,

Stevens, Jr.





ae



Ph. TH, 3-2517 ~(Lawrence-|_

, Ellaville, Ph.

9 Silver pheasants, 4 males
and 5 females, 1960 hatch,
$20.00 for lot. Send Money
Order, Ship Exp. Col. Jack W.
Vickery, RFD 2, Lavonia.

8 pheasant hens and 2
roosters, $20.00. Wilbur H.
eee Kingsland. Ph. PA.

Purebred Racing Homer pi-
geons, breeders, $5.00 pr;
1961 AA banded youngsters,
$3.00 pr. From fine racing
stock. C. H. Owenby, Sr.,
3609 - 14th Ave., Columbus.

1 pr. N. Z, White rabbits,
wt. 6-1/2 lbs. about 4-1/2
mos. old, from Reg. stock. No
papers furnished. $8.00 for the
pr. and buyer pays Exp. Chgs.
J. T, Hudson, P. O. Box 71,
Carrollton.

all

Guinea pigs (cavies),

sizes and colors for sale or
trade for purebred bantam
chickens. W. R. Long, P.O.
pox pee: Woodstock, Ph. GL.

5 bred guinea pigs (cavies)
sows and 1 boar, $10.00. John
Fields, 1026 W. Poplar St.
Griffin. Ph. 3682.

Game & Fowl

WANTED










Want eggs from all breeds
of chickens and turkeys to
hatch on halves, Have 600

| Contact. Carl Dobson,
The Byway, N. E., Atl
Ph, DR, 3



fowls, 1960 hatch, $20.00 pr.}

H.| $2. Packed for protection. Ac

and baby}

chicken egg cap. Incubator.|
























Want to swap 3 yr. ol
Peacock for 3 yr. old Peahe
within 20 mi. radius. Atlant
Frank H. Smith, 4831 Cham
blee - Dunwoody. Ph. GL )

POULTRY

FOR SALE







Hatching eggs for unrela
ed purebred Dark Cornish, 1

50c ea. setting for postage ar
special handling; also, tr
Muscovy ducks, drake and
ducks, $4.50 here. Mrs. Ma
Granger, Reidsville. -

Gray game cocks, yr. ol
$2.00 ea.; also some mixe
game hens, $1.50 ea. No CO)
Will ship. .Bennie Armou
Rt. 1, Box 58, Alto.

Gray game cockerels, Y/
old, $3. ea. $5. pr. also, p
games, $1.75 ea, Will ship. N
COD. S. R. Wade, Rt. 1, Alt

1 pr, ea., pure Pierce Shu
flers, $20. and Jack Bridgi|
Roundheads, $15.; s 5
Blue Cuban, Greys,
lers, 1-1/2 Traveller and 1,
Dom, 1 Law gray cock, 2 yz
old, $4.; cocks, hens, stag
pullets,, priced to sell. W:
ship. Robt. R. Ferguson, Alt

White Cornish rooster ar
3 ready to lay pullets, $1.!
ea. Mrs. O. L. Craft, Rt.
Lavonia. :

Pen, 4 hens and stag, G
Shawlnecks (all have tassel
and pen of 4 pullets and sta
Tassel Blue Browns, $10. e
pen. Money Orders. Roy .-
Dills, Rt. 4, Blairsville.

10 Dark Cornish banta
hens and 2 roosters, for sa
or swap for Barred or Whi
Rock hens. J. C. Ogletree, S:
457 Forsyth St. Barnesvill




































































Ph, 1437.

Purebred bantams, Bu
Cochins and White Silkie
$3.50 pr; eggs for hatchin
$2.50 doz. PP) Mrs. EF. .
Newton, Waynesboro.

Show type bantams, Go
den Sebrights, B. B. bla
breasted games, Ringnec
pheasants, also mixed sme
bantam hens and Jap. Silk
roosters. J. M. Warren, |
1761 Flat Shoals Rd. S. -

Atlanta 16. Ph. MA
7 mie












1192] 75
0. |













u.
ea:, $5. trio.
for ae Cannot









in ae Show stock, Sil-
k Wing, Old English

Golden Sebright
Blue game, also
aster Hee, pullets





h cockerels,
type, $2. ea. here at
rite pee coming..






TJ ap. Black and Brown
vin ilver Duckwings,
game and few Dark
i sh bantam females, and
ch Gros Mondaine pig-
very reasonable. R.
ot fe Ponce de ena
E. Atlanta Ope iieehy











hen and rooster,
White Cornish hens,
2 Black Cornish pullets
rooster, $7.; 4 chicks, 2

Sooke game rooster, -

0. Lockard Bell, 2677
har. Rd. N. E. Atlanta 17.
-*h. DR 7-4390.

2 game a R. H
1/2 RR. Ge oh/2 White
stags
gle RH, other Red,
for pit or brood yard,
ea. G. R. Griffin, 712 Oak
Gainesville.

Purebred heavy type Dark
ornish hatching eggs, $1.65
or 15, and my cartons ret. at
yuyers expense. M.O. ae
Wiss ae. Beem Rt.

Red geome.


































x

A









50 = 75 full game hens and
ibout 10 cockerels, 1960
iatch, $1. ea. Notify in ad-
vance before coming. Mayn-
ed Mashburn, Cumming. |

Sniders pure Bacon War-
ames, big stags,
stag and 2 hens,
















mos. old Roundhead stag,
p 2 Claret 3-1/2 mo. ol
oullets, $3.; 14 mos. old RH
stag and 15 me old Spangie
stag, $4. ea; r. old Claret
and RH oe 6.; some RH
and Claret brood hens, $5. ea
John Knight, P. O. Box 16,
Quitman.

Silver Spangled Ebene
sockerels, for sale. John Cisel,
ee Cocke Park. Ph. GR.

25 W. Bock and aanean: 6
mos. old, just starting to lay
roullets, $1.50 ea. Will not
ship; 8 mos, old Dark Cor-
aish roosters, $1. oe 2 pullets,
2 roosters, $2.50; 2 pe tur-
keys and tom, $15., pr.
white rabbits, $5. wil, not
ship. Also, fertilizer, 50c bag.
Will not ship. any. Mrs. J. HE.
Carter, McMurry Dr., S. W.
re iets Atlanta i. Ph. DI

~ Giant Black Minorca eggs,
$2.50 for 12, $3. for 15, pre-
paid parcel post. L. B. Mil-
lians, Newnan.

15 RJ. Red hens arhae to
lay, and rooster, $15. for lot.
rs. Reed Williams, Rte2s
Bullard Rd. Powder Springs.

2 pr. geese, $5.00 pr. at
ffarm. A. R. Burgamy, Warth-
en.

8 Speckled guineas, $1., ea;
5 pr. white with yellow skin
frican guineas, $3. pr. at my
1ome. Will not ship. Leila
Sharp, Ten Temple. Ph. 562-3494.

"Green 1 Head Rouen duck
eggs, large type for hatching,
2. doz; Bronze turkey eggs,
$3. doz: also 1 lot of Black
utch and Gray Belgium rab-
ee mixed, 18 rabbits, $20.

Ernest W. Gail, 1177 First St.,
po River Farm, Savan-
ah,

Large White Pekin duck
now laying for sale or trade
for Muscovy duck, also, have
' Silkie roosters. W. R. Long,
Woodstock. Ph. GL. 5-6988.

25 guineas, $20. or $1, -
geons, $1.
Sel ce Bentans, 2.
















eee: big | x,

G{$1.50 Ib. or 5 Ibs. $6.75 PP.

ma-
ene beginning to
ay, $5. pr. at my farm, lo-
eated 6 mi. Ea. Tort Valley,
ee 96. State Per. 457. Chas.
Wantland, Rt 1, Ft. Val-







toe

Some chickens, all kinds and
few guineas for sale cheap
for cash. Must be sold, lo-
cated Dan Nails Place. Mrs.
Milford Hall, Baxley.

2 White ducks, grown, $1.
ea; also 3 deck chicken broo-.
der, $8.; 2 sets scales and
sev. pens, $3. ea. Trade for
guinea pigs (cavies) or tur-
eys. ee 2377
Summit Ave.,

N. W. Atlanta
18. Ph. SY Te

6 turkeys, 5 hens and tom,
1960 hatch, hens beginning to
lay, $5. ea. Sell one or all.
Will not ship. Mrs. Gordon
ae Rt. 4, Box 42, Blairs-
ville

Miscellaneous





FOR SALE
Buckeyes, 5 for 25c. Mrs.
Lucy Musson, 7 Steven St.
Summerville.

230" Ibs. this years Stewart
pecans, 40c lb. PP or 35c lb.
BOP Mrs. W. D. Etheridge,
arl.

Used galvanized roofing, 5
V-crimp, 29 guage, in excel-
lent cond.: 1 sheet, 2 x 7 ft.;
36 sheets, 2 x 8 ft.; 26 sheets,
2 x 9 ft. Entire lot, $60.00 at
my place. George I. Jackson,
Spalding Dr., Rt. 1, Box 51,
Norcross, Ph. 448-3536.

1-1/2 lbs., late gathered,
garden sage, $2.35. Write
| first or send check. Mrs. My-
rtle Pace, Rt. 1, Temple.

Several odd print sacks,
some in prs., nice for aprons
etc., some nice for pillowcases
and tablecloths, reasonably
priced. Mrs. W. H. Hearn,
6900 Campbellton Rd., SW,
Atlanta 11.

Nice farm bell without
brackets. Will not ship. Mrs.



Robert C. Davis, 1645 So.
,| Gordon St., SW, Atlanta 10,
| Ph, PL. 5-4603.

1960 Black Walnut meats,

Mrs. Boyd Nicholson,
wassee.

Dec. 1960 processed or run
pure Ga. Sugarcane syrup in
qt. bottles, 12 to case, very
bright color, mild flavored,
$5 case FOB my farm or Exp.
Collect; also, lots of old cane
syrup, mostly in No. 5 tins,
cheap, FOB, no shipping. 5 mi.
W. of Metter near 46 and 57
Hwys. L. H. Edenfield, Rt. 3,
noe 177, Metter, Ph, MU- 5-

Yellow root, fresh dug and
washed, 4 lb. lardbox, mea-
sured full, 85c; Martin gourds,
large, 40c; medium, 25c; al-
so, Martin gourd seed, 20c
pkt.; old fashion large bloom-
ing sunflower seed, 30c cup-
ful. Add posters. Mrs.. Dewey
Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58, Ellijay.

Few eae sundried ap-
ples, free of worms, core and
peel, 50c lb. Add postage on
all orders. Mrs. I, L. Boring,
Rt. 4, Dallas.

Farm size chicken -picker,
$40.00. Thomas C. Kersey, Rt.
Ie 1, Dublin, Ph Ph, _ BR. 2-5508.

Small gourds, 0c.

Hia-

is, 10c 15 and
1Gcine,-15e. 17, to 20-in... 250.
21 to 23 in., 35c; 24 to 30 in.
50c; Dipper gourds, 25c and
50c. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150, Ca-
milla 3.

: Gallberry honey, 5 lb. tin,
$1.75; 10 Ib. tin, $3.50; 12 Ib.
gal. tin, $3.71. PP. Send check
with order and check ex-
change. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Will del. 12 lb. order in
Atlanta area. W. R. Smith,
2330 Park Ave., SW, Atlanta
15, Ph. PO. 6-6671.

15 - 20 tons stable manure
in stalls, $7.50 ton or will
exch, for good sound plug
mule delivered to my farm 5
mi. S. of Carrollton and pick
up manure. W. A. McLendon,
Rt. 3, Carrollton.

10 oz., 1960 crop, pure shade
dried ground sage, 30c oz. or
whole lot $3.00. All PP. L.

\for $1.25 postpaid. Mrs. W



or arge white |
feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap., free
of holes. washed and ironed,
25c ea. Add 33c postage on 3
sacks. Mrs. R. H. Duke, Rt. 5
Box 232, Thomaston.

Jerusalem artichokes f o r
Gane or eating, $1.25 gal.
$7.00 bu. at my residence. Miss
Helen Snodgrass, Rt. 4, Stone
, |Mountain, Ph, BU 9- 2093 af-
ter 5 PM.



5 lbs. shelled Mahan pecans,
$1.25 lb. plus postage. Mrs.
Chas. Covington, Rt. 3, Box
164, Millen.

Old rail fence (chestnut),
about 50 rail, 40c ea. Ralph
Danger, Box 3: Roswell.

Fresh and clean Yellow
root, Yellow Dock root, sas-
safras, blackberry and poke
root, 85c, 4 lb. lardboxful;
wild plum, red alder and pop-
iar bark, 85c lb. lardboxful;
May apple and rabbit tob-
acco or life everlasting, big
matchboxful, 25c. Add post-
age. R. C. Chastain, Rt. 5, El-
lijay.

Hen manure, extra fin ne
free of shavings, delivered in
truckload lots. L. E. Widney,
3850 Bakers Ferry Rd., SW,
Atlanta, Ph. PL. 3-9005.

Med. large Martin gourds,
50c ea.; small, 35c ea; sas-
safras roots, 4 lb. lardboxful,
$1.00 and 40c postage; catnip
and peppermint, 30c bunch;
Queen of Meadow roots, 25
bunch., 60, $1.00. Add post-
age. Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt.
5, Box 50, Ellijay.

100 gal. overflow steel gas
tank for large trucks, like
new, never used, straddle
type, for sale or trade for
grain auger or elevator. J. D.
Huie, Rt. 1, Locust Grove.

Fresh and washed nice and
clean sassafras, Devil Shoe-
string, Yellow roots, birch
and wild Cherry bark, all 4
lb. lardboxful, 80c; Queen of
Meadow, Rastbane, May ap-
ple root and colts foot leaves,
2 Ib. lardboxful, 80c or any
of these combined. Add post-
age. Mrs. W. W. Lowman, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

Jerusalem artichokes, nice
clean tubers, $7.00 bu. or $1.25
gal. plus pUaiaec or Exp. char-
ges. Per. No. 229. L. M. Vine-
yard, Rt. 1, Hogansville.

Free chicken manure to
anyone who wants to clean
out cage - laying houses. Er-
nest B. Banks, Rt. 1, Box 217,
Marietta, Ph. 428- 0967.

2 lbs. nice dried sage, $1.75
Ib.: Caster beans, 30c doz.
Mary Tumlin, Rt. 1, Box 316,
Eastanollee.

Logging Equip: 1960, V-8,
Ford truck, new high lug
tires; Dorsey trailer, nearly
new tires; 3 extra 8:25 x 20
tires; Suggs loader, new re-
built GMC motor; 2 horses,
Wt. 1,650 and 1,450 Ibs. with
harness, 2 log binders; 2 axes;
2 chains; 3 pr. tongs. $3,200.
Harry Sx Smith, Rt. 1, McRae. -

Clean, large print feed
bags,2, 3, 4 and 1 alike, 50c ea.
postpaid. Miss Emma Dugger,
Newington.

Real nice large print sacks,
washed and ironed, 8, $1.60
postpaid. Mostly one of kind;
4 nice white 50 lb. sacks, 4







Summers, Rt. 1, Newnan.

100 lb. yellow feed bags,
50c ea. same size burlap bags,
20c ea. plus postage. Mrs.
Otis Mashburn, Cumming.

Large print feed bags, 100
lb. cap., washed and ironed,
no holes, 1, 2, 3, 4 alike, 35c
ea. Add 338c postage on 3
sacks. Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Re-
becca.

Gourds, Jumbo,
Mission, $25.00 ea.; Jumbo
Mission gourd seed, 8, $1.00.
Lefty Morgan, Rt. 4, Way-
cross.

Garlic bulbs, $1.25 C; catnip,
balm, peppermint, 4,
yellow root, sassafras root, a
Ibs. $1.25. Add postage. Mrs.
Ruth Alcorn, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

1 Mowing scythe, $2.00; 1
garden push plow with at-

Bushel,

|tachments, $3.00. W. P. Mc-

Guire, 215 W. Howard Ave.,
Decatur, Ph. DR. 38-1382.

Locust fence posts, 6-1/2
ft. long, sound, good size, 35c
ea. loads of 400 or more,
within 100 mi. Contact. Rex
Rogers, Blairsville.

Several thousand stalks
green or wae cane, two cents







Bees





, | Douglas Griffith, Rt. 1, Dal-



per stalk, A. C. Price, Bron-
wood,



Hot pepper pods, ornamen-
tal type, 30 pods 25c plus
stamped, self-addressed en-
velope. Mrs. M. E. Rhodes, Rt.
2, Ri Ranger.

Straw for mulching or bed-
ding, about oe bales. C. L.
Manley, Rt. 3, Danielsville.
Ph, SY 1-5746.

"Maid of Honor automatic
ean sealer, for No. 2 or No. 3
cans, clamps to table. Make
offer. Miles F, White, Rt. 5,
Rome.

Dry leaf sage, 25c cup. 5
cups, $1.00; red multiplying
scallion onion buttons, $1.50
gal., rattle root, Queen of
Meadow and yellow root, ea.
kind, $1 for 2 lb. lard box
full; black snake root, 60c
large match box full. Add
postage. G. T. Brown, Rt. 1,
Ball Ground.

Meat: hams, $1.00 Ib.,
shoulders, 50c Ib.; midlings,
50c lb. All cured at home.

Good meat. Mrs. Cleon Usry,
Rt. 1, Thomson.

Dipper gourds, 25 in lots
of 5, also eatable gourds and
sunflower seed, 2 doz. 35c and
stamped envelope;
bean seed, same price. Mrs.
L. E. Sanders, Rt. 2, Bucha-
nan.

Seedling 1 yr. old pecan
trees, tops 12 to 18 in. Tap
roots (secret to livability), 18-
24 in. $1 ea. Trees inspected
and approved, also bed for
growing plants. J. T. Bacon,
Plains.

Print feed uke
size, free of holes, 2, $1.00
plus 25c postage, $4.59 doz.
postpaid; some 10 - 15 alike





100 Ib.

Patterns. Mrs. Howard W.
Powell, 295 So. Macon St.
Jesup.

Old time bull whips, hand
made of Indian tan cowhide
leather, 4 plaited with handle
plaited inside whip, $1.00 per
foot, any length. Bud Mur-
kerson, Rt. 6, Eastman.

125 hives bees for pollina-
tion purposes, on any crop,
anywhere. Have been inspect-
ed by Ga. Dept Ent. Parties
interested in hiring, contact.
Devoe Smith Ff Rt. 4, Cochran.

"Variegated s small hot pep-
per pods, foliage green, pur-
ple and white pods, purple
then red, 5 red pods, 10c and
stamped, self - addresed en-
velope. Mrs. J. H. Davis, Rt.
1, Franklin.

Martin gourds, 50c ea., Dip-
per gourds, 25 ea; Martin
gourd seed, 25c pkg., $1.00
cupful; Dipper, 25c pkg. Add
postage. Mrs. C. D. Sellers,
Rt. 2: Ellijay.

~ Hickory smoked country
cured hams, 10 - 20 lbs., 85c
Des shoulders, 10 4-315: 1bs:,
55c Ib.; sides, 10 - 20 lbs. 50c
lb. Guar. against spoilage.
Shipped COD. Mrs. Louise T.







. Pope, Box 5, Dexter.

Hand tooled solid leather
billfolds, with initials, hand
tooled on 1 end (and emblem
on other end if wanted), $3;
without initials, $2.50 ea. COD,
cash or money order. Write.
Jonny Bonds, c/o Battey Hos-
pital, Rome.

Large farm bell, 20.in dia-
meter, has the yoke, good as
new, $20. 00. Cannot ship. Mrs.
Ida Bradley, Rt. 4, Box. 92,
Americus.

Old fashion soft
sugar cane, three cents
stalk. G. M. Waller,
244, Adrian.

Nice sundried horse apples
mixed with Limbertwig, 65c
lb. Add 17c postage for ea.
lb.; also, multiplying old
time Shallot plants, nice, large
size, $1.35 C. No checks. Mrs.
Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1, Dacula.



green
er
ox

Jim Dandy electric churn,

$12.00;\ also, one good ax, $3.|

G. W. Strickland, 1640 Stan-
wood Ave., SE, Atlanta 17,
etre DR. 7- 7848.

Approx. 700 - 100 Ib. cot-
ton cloth sugar bags. S o m e
suitable for feed and seed, in
good cond., 25 ea. M.
Nixon, c/o B and B Ranch,
PO Box 188, Thomaston, Ph.
MI. 7-7412.



$1.75; 12; 1-1/4 ie
oe in glass), $5.50; 1 case,
six, 5 Ib. pails in tin, $10 50;
by freight or Exp. Col., six

5 Ib. pails, in tin, $7.00; 12,

2-1/2 Ibs., in glass, $7. 50: 12,
1-1/4 Ibs. in glass, $4.50 al.
Bbls., 13c lb. Rev. Curd W:
er, Rt. 2, Box 229, Adrian.

2,700 stalks original suet
cane, 7 cents per stalk for
000 or more.
Elm St., Hampton.

One farm dinner bell, old
and broke also frame
broke but all can be easily
fixed, $2.50. Cannot ship.

Warren W. Singley, Rt. 2, Box 2

213, Jackson.



Misscellaneous

WANTED



Want 8 or 10 lbs. fresh Gin-



ger root. D. Westbrook,
Box 464, Griffin. ,
Want 1/2 gal. Buckeyes.

Cleve Hicks, 168 Trinity Ave.,
Soe Atlanta 3. Ph, JA 2-

Want some Buckeyes; at

once. State amount and price.. -
Edward Ring, Rt. 2, Fitzger-
Castor oil | ald.

Want Velvet bean
Bunch and Running.
price and germination. H.
Holyoak, Enigma.

Want Fig sprouts or cut-
tings of Hunt or Florentine
varieties.
have and price. Mrs. Archie
Rousey, Rt. 4, Elberton.

Want used Anhydrous Am-
monia equipment.

State
K,

5-1373 (Moultrie).

Want a calf creep feeder, in
good cond. State price and
cond. J. O. Dickerson, Rt. 5,
Lyons.

Want 2 bushels field peas,

Fla. crowders or Purple Hull
crowders. Send sample and

price. All letters ans. L. D. :

Todd, Danville.





Want truck load of horse

manure. H. L. Wilson, Rt. 2,
1369 Brocket Rd. Stone

Mountain. Ph. HI 3-6140
(Clarkston).

Want 7 H. P Elec. motor,
single phase, to be used with
Syrup mill. Give best price
first letter. Frank Allison,
Blairsville.

Want 2300 ft. 26 or 32 in.
hog wire, also 4500 ft. bobwire
ned or used. E. E. Hughes, Rt.
7, Hartley Bridge Rd., Macon.

Want 2 H. wagon in good
cond. State particulars. Ha-
rold Bankston, Rt. 1, Preston.

Want some Beat the Bee
ean seed. State price
amount. P. H. Maynard, 779
Hill St., Athens.

Want t 600 creosoted. pine
posts, at least 3-1/2 in, dia.
and 6-1/2 ft. long, del. to
McDonough for $40.00 per
hundred. . ES Hollinbery
1819 Candler Rd. Decatur. Ph.
DR. 8-1387.

Want bunch Velvet beans.
State what you have and
price. C. W. White, Bain-
bridge.

Want La. Copper Skin, di-
sease free, potato plants, about











the 15th or 20th of April.
Contact. Wm. P. Beggs, Lin-
colnton. _

Want - pick-up -up load of Coastal
Bermuda plants, at once. State
price. J. B. Butler,
Roce. Ph. 834M4 (Elberton).



Want some honey bees and

hives. State what you have
and price. Mrs. A. R. Barratt,
Rt. 2, Wray.

Want pop corn seed, t he
old time variety, with long,
slim ears, small grains. Quote
bee Mrs. Maude Moore, Rt.

, Cooper Rd. Rome.

Want 1 lb. old _ fashioned
bunch okra seed. Write first
and state price. Mrs. Lindsey
Fowler, Rt. 5, Canton.

Want 300 old time Spanish
potato. plants, also called Po-
plar Root, by May 15th. Must
be true to name. Write first.
Mrs. L. B. McWhorter, Rt. 1,



Roopville.

No. 1 ome honey 1 in tin: 10 ve
He ne del., $3.50; 5 lb. Pe

Roy T. Greer, |

ise

seed,

Describe what you s

Franklin ~
Sutton, Norman Park. Ph. YU

and: 4

Dewey









































4

PAGE EIGHT







= gage.



Miscellaneous

WANTED



Want 8 - 10 bu. mixed or
hay peas. Mis. Mamie Maa-
dox, Rt Ritee2, Danville.

"Want old fashion





green

seed cane, also old fashioned

red cane. State price. C. J.
wale Rt. 2, Box 9, Byrom-
ville

~ Want the true strain little
White Half Runner beans and
white Crowder pea seed. G.
G. Tallant, Rt. 3, Box 280 A,
Alpharetta.

Want Ga. country
ham, Hickory smoked, no
freezer locker meat, also 10
lbs. home made sausage stuf-
fed and smoked dried with



cured

- Hickory wood, seasoned with

ald fashion hot pepper and
Mrs. E. H. Wine, 209
So. Gordon St., Cuthbert.

Want a lot of Chinquapin
trees for transplanting, before
warm weather. R. Wilson
Smith, Jr., 1136 Morningside

Dr. N. E. Gainesville.

Want an old fashion drill,
one that turns by hand. State
what you have and price. H.
P. Malcom, Rt. 2, Box 47, So-
cial Circle.





Want some Squash or vo
Yo Pepper seed. Mrs. J, W.

: Glenn, Conyers.

Want enough Dill for sev-
pots of pickles; also,
Want a few seed. Mrs. EB. W.
Golden, Rt. 3, Moultrie.



Want wodd tam belly nite

or without hanger, within
100 mi. of Savannah. Hos
Towns, 2206 East 39th St.,

Savannah.

~ Want one or two old fash-
ioned Yates apple sprouts, not
the iniproved kind. James Mc-
Ever, Rt. 1, Acworth:

Want 200 Ibs of Chufas for
seed purposes. Advise price. L.
H. Vanlandingham, Howard.

Want 300 Ga. cabbage col-





lard plants and 300 green
Glaze collard plants. State
price. Mrs. Nora Lee Lovett,

Rt oe Box 171, Sylvania.

Want some White Taghins
Okra seed, not the white vel-
vet kind. A. B. Wallace, Rt. 1,
Hogansville.







Want a few Banana Yam
and Nigger Killer potatoes
now, or vlants of each in the

Spring. Frank Bennett, Mer-
shon. R
Want a Hew ornamental

gourd seed. C. B. Driskell, Rt.
2, Douglasville.

Want to trade 2 yr. old
black and white small pony
for good hay, near Fayette-
ville. Dan T. Deaton, 359 N.
Highland Ave., NE, Atlanta.

Handicrafts

FOR SALE







Large dbl. size quilts ea.
Add 50c for postage. Mr s.
Dewey Face, Rt. 2, Toccoa.

bedspreads,



Te size quilt. top, pieced y.
pattern, of new scraps, $2.00
ea.; fancy organdy tea
aprons, stitched with automa-
tic mach., $1.50 ea.; white
aprons with col. border, 50c
ea.: white bleached pillow-
are with col. border, $1.00

Add postage. Ethel Crowe,
Ri. 2, Gainesville.

Pillowcases of good chget
ing, emb., $2.00 pr.; aprons,
prints, trimmed, 90c ea.; van-
ity set, dresser scarf, 4 pc.,
emb., lace trim, $3.50; little
girls dresses, 1 - 6 yr., prints,

plaids, $1.95; bonnets, $1.25;]
pot holders, 15ce ea., 2, 25c;
boys sport shirts, 1 - 6 Wiese

$1.10. Mrs. A. L. Hudgins, Rt.
iF , Temple.

Full ruffled

cotton

asst. cols. and 2-
tones, $5.50 ea.; novelty pot
holders, 25c ea., 6, $1.00;
dainty aprons, 75c ea. 2, $1.25;
emb. dish towels, 35c ea., 3,
$1.00; baby bibs, 25c ea., 5,
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs. Free-
man Long, Rt. 5, Box 50, Elli-
jay.

size

Crocheted pot holders, 75c})

ea.; pot holders, sugar and
cream pitcher of crocheted,
$1.50 pr.; cross book markers,
crocheted in 2-tone with tos-
sel, 25c ea.; place mats, cro-
cheted in any col., $1.00 ea.
Add postage. Mrs. L. W. Wel-
ch, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Aprons with bibs, nicely
trimmed, $1.00 ea.; without
bibs, 75c ea.; small appliqued
cushion covers, any shape,
col., 75 ea.; knitted mittens,

state size, $1.50 pr. Add post-



age. Mrs. H. A. Chastain, Rt.

5, Ellijay.

pillowcases, standard Slee,
$1.50 set, 4 sets, $5.00; dress-
er scarves, trimmed in lace,
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs. Lucy



Musson, 7 Steven St., Sum-
merville,
Soft, washable, genuine

lambskin b ab y moccasins,
hand laced and emb. in white,
cols. pink, blue and white,

$1.25 pr. PP. Mrs. Edgar Wat- |W

kins, _Calhoun.
bed

New hand made rt
size cuilts of new material,
dyed sheeting linings to match
tops, $5.00 ea.; 1 ea., Star of
Texas and Monkey Wrench,
$7 ea. Add. 60c postage per
Hop. Mrs. Dave Garlin, Adairs-
ville.

Early American quilt tops,
Rolling Stone, Star of the
East, Rocky Road to Calif.,
Wild Goose Chase, Indian Hat-
chet. All cut ready to sew, new.
percale in 2 and 38 col., $3.00,
ea., 35c postage. Mrs.
Manning, Rt. 1, Box 252. Wad-
yaa

Quilts, $7.00 ea.; quilt fore b
$3.00 and $3.50 ea. All of new
material, priced by patterns
and are nice. Mrs. Lula



Hurst, 21 Woodrow Ave.,}

Hapeville, Ph. 761- 4378.

Hand crocheted bedspread
with fringe, nice size, $75.00;
one sheet with tatting in hem
and pr.
tatting, $6.00; one quilt top,
Step Around The Mountain
design, $4.00. Mrs. R. V.
Flournoy, 3614 Georgia Ave.,
Hapeville.



ex Es
set, 3 sets, o 00; light weight

John}.

of pillowcases with}











d baby

hite, $
Add 10c postage per
oe Coleman, Rt.

Dbl bed size whit
spread, nice design, $40.

pillowcase lace, $1.50 for 4
in. pillowcase pr.; centerpiec






.es, $1.00 and $2.00 ea. Mrs





W. B. ae Us:-3, Bis

Dbl. bed size qu
Step Around The Mountaic
$4.00 ea.; Broken Dish an
other designs, $2.00 ea. Adi
postage. Mrs. Mittie Roper
Rt. 1, Canton. -

2 dbl. bed size quilt tops
one is Morning Glory, all cols
of morning glories, other i
Dahlia top, all cols. dahlias
both set together in blocks, al
fast cols., appliqued on white
Mrs. Clara Bigham, Box 69
Chatsworth Rd.. Dalton. ;

SALE EVENTS

Mere 24 ie 1:00

BOLLE HEREFORD PRO-
DUCTION Sale, The Hub,
Social Circle, Walton Co.
Cattle from Katy Bee _
Farms and the Circle R.
Ranch. 90 head: 22 service
age bulls, 58 females, bred
and open heifers, 10 calves
at side, Turkey Dinner
available 12:00 Noon.











Contact, E. F. TOON Kelly
Ga.







IS THE LAST

DAY TO PROTECT YOUR ~

COTTON ALLOTMEN









PLANT - RELEASE - OR LOSE IN 1









ALLOTMENT

Do one of these things:

1. PLANT YOUR FULL COTTON ALLOTMENT IN 1961. |

2. IF YOU CANNOT PLANT AT LEAST 75 pet. OF YOUR
ALLOTMENT RELEASE WHAT YOU CANNOT PLANT

TO YOUR COUNTY ASC OFFICE BEFORE MARCH 10th !

OTHERWISE - YOU MAY LOSE PART OR ALL OF YOUR

FOR 1962



If you want more cotton acreage, you must make
written application to your County ASC Office -
showing the number of additional acres you want-
not later than March 10th !



CONTACT YOUR ASC OF





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