Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1961 May 10

Farmers

Bulletin











e
Commissioner
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1961 NUMBER 36 eC
ow is a breakdown of the = Agriculture as provided for by the recent _ appropriation is a result of a group of Rep- 2
i lew appropriations in the session of the Georgia Legislature. resentatives or Senators seeking help for
pudget for the Department of ' In each instance, the increase or new a particular group of farmers. |
ce a
APPROPRIATION AMOUNT



operation of all activities of the Department, including the operation of farmers
eee we ee 000 inerease



__ $ 65,000 increase

iS ee $ 57,400 increase oS os
ntraets with Board - Regents nad University of Georgia $ 30,000 new appropriation





_ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES McClelland, Ralph Fulton

i APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE McCutchen, P. T. : Gilmet
et . Newton, David L. Colquitt
5 Ray, Jack B., Chmn ae. Warren Odom, Colquitt Hurst _ Dougherty
Smith, George T., Vice-Chmn. Grady Parmer, Hershel W. Heard
Bowen, ADelbert, Sec, Randolph Pelham, B. E. Schley




_ Andrews, Robert 2 Phillips, Glenn 5. Columbia _
: Barber, Mac _ On ESe: = tay Scoggin, Robert L. Floyd

= Barrett, Carl T. eyo Cherokee, Mack Wheele
e aan _ Bowen, Ross PL ces = hoomps<< SD ee we os
Whitfield Boyett, G. J. Whitfield Story, Earl P. Gwinnett
Laurens Branch, W. rene. Tift Strickland, Ernest W. Evans |
Chatham Chandler, a M. e Baldwin Taylor, John L. Yecatur

hye

ae Clarke - Thornton, Richard B.

oii. Undercofler, Hiram K.

Underwood, Joe C.
Walker, Fred H.

s Ware J Crawford

































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by Georgia Department of Agriculture. Entered as second
class matter Aug. 1, 1937, at post office, Covington, Ga.,
under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special
rate of postage provided for in Section 1108, Act of Oct. 8,.

1917.



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, they might be found.



Farm

Work

WANTED



White man, age 43, single,

-sober and. honest, wants job
on farm. Can drive truck and
tractor
room, board, laundry and $15.
= pees: M. Reed, c/o Mrs. H.
Rome. Ph. 232-5679.

(have license). Want

Joyner, 914 Maple St.



wants job to do light farm
work and house work. Have
girl, 14 and boy 12. Both can
do some work,

_. good home with good, relia-

ble party. and reasonable sal-
ary. Mrs. Essie Durham, Rt.

1, LaFayette.

44 yr. old white woman

also, Want

White man, 27 yrs. old,

wife and 2 children want job

Sone:
work. 3 yrs. Exp. Need 2-3 R.
house, lights, water to be fur-
nished. Start any time. Trans-
portation to be furnished. Do
not drink. E. Eb Simpson, Rt.
1, Box 204, Stockbridge.

_, White man,

dairy or general farm

19 yrs. old

_ wants job, for home and small




















4 3c. 9




Wages, Have Dairy Exp. Fred
Dorsey, 80 Levee Pl. c/o Mrs.
J. W. Rosier, Augusta.

Man and wife, 59 and 45

yrs. old need job doing yard
work,
cattle or poultry work. House
to be wired for stove. No bad
habits, easy to get along with.
Weekly wages.

caretaker, and some

Have to be

moved, Jack White, Rt. 1, Box
56 (near Brandy Wine Site),
Alpharetta.

63 yr. old white man wants

job, on farm, Fulton Co. loca-
tion, light farm chores, with
respectable,
Was taised on farm until 22
yrs. old, high school educa-
_tion. Hubert W. Padgett, 2'72
gperonal Dr. S. E., Atlanta

reliable people.

re
Want job with poultry.
Some chicken houses, laying
hens and broilers.
_ close to school bus, to live in.
_ Mys. Ella Blackwell, Rt. 1,
_ Dawsonville, a

A house





Young, single, healthy man,
no bad habits, wants light

farm work or with chickens. |

State what you have, week-
ly wages, etc. Go anywhere.
Robert M. Bush, P. O. Box 25,
Red Oak.

White man, wife and 4 chil_
dren need job. Exp. with cows,
hogs, chickens, truck, tractor,
mules. Boy can drive tractor.
Wife can raise broilers and
light farm work; other 3 help
with farm chores. Want 5 R.
house, lights, running water,
garden patch and wood, with
reasonable salaries. Have to
be moved. Contact. W. T.
ats Rt. 2, Box 529, Grif-
in.

22 yr. old man and wife
want work on dairy or poul-
try farm in exchange for
house and fair wages, slightly
handicapped but capable and
willing worker. Aaron Win-
go, Box 428, Scottdale.

White man, single, 19 yrs.
old, wants job on chicken
farm or tending horses. Want
and need work immediately.
Want room, board and small
salary. Nelson Blaylock, 112
Little St. S. W., Atlanta 15.

White man, wife, 3 children
16, 9 and 12 yrs. want work
on chicken farm. No row
crops or gen. farming. Like
about 10,000 broilers on
shares. Cant do heavy work.
All help with work. About 6
yrs Exp. Want near church
and school on bus and mail
Rt. Have to be moved. W. C.

Leonard, Rt. 1, Lawrence-
ville.

ee eee ea ae eh

Want job. working with
poultry, getting up eggs, ete.
Need job at once. Lonnie Bry-
gute Cumming. Ph. TU 7-





Want job at once with
poultry, laying hens or on
cattle farm. W. C. Stephens,
c/o Ed Jarrard, Rt. 1, Dah-

lonega.

Reasonable

try and

er. Start

salary.

1-2 R. house, water,
ete. Hubert Burton, 146 Glenn
St. S.-W, Atlanta 15.

-Middleaged white man
alone, wants crop on shares,
or dairy job. Exp. in both.
Need 2-3 R. house, lights, etc.
but have my own furniture.
George
Morrow, 152 C Berean Ave.,
S. E. Atlanta 16.

Single, no bad habits, 45 yr.
old white man wants job 0
farm with good man, do dif.
kinds work, for room, board
and $15. week salary, to be
paid every week. Lee Clark,
Rt. 1, Hartwell.

Col. man, 48 yrs. old, wife
only, want job on farm, cat-
tle, livestock in general, poul-
some field work.
Raised on farm, well Exp. Re-
liable, sober, good stout work-
immediately. Need
lights,

on



Marble Hill.

Want job with laying hens.
3 yrs. Exp. Man and wife, so-
ber at all times. Ref, if want-

ed. John H. Ray, Star Rt.



Want
share crop,
tractor.
White,

Dependable,

ia.

50-150 A.

sober,

farm to
furnished with
Have to be moved.
married, 5
Exp. born and raised on farm.
Want at
once.-Bill Aris, Rt. 3, Lithon-

children.



Man, 48,

wife, 46 yrs., 1
small boy, want job in dairy
or poultry farm work. Exp.
in all. Can move any time.
Need job at once. B. G. Wi
Rt. 4, Eastman.

ood,



chickens.

Am in need of place with
good reliable people, to raise
Have to move at
once. Well Exp. Ref. if want-
ed. 5 yrs. with one
Need 3-4 R. house. Have to
be moved. On halves or by
the week or month. Prefer
Cherokee Co. Mrs.
Fluery, c/o Busy Bee, Canton.

party.

Grace C.



Farm Help

WANTED



vate room. Do
work for me. Must be able
drive. Write.

Want at once sober, relia-
ble man and wife to live in
my home on small farm, pri-

some extra

Rosie Carver,

Rt. 1, Nicholls.



Want thoroughly
couple, white or colored, keep
house, cook, maintain flower
garden and yard and do some
light farm work for middle-
aged couple on suburban acre-
age. 4 R. house with bath and
elec. Mrs. H. M. Ponder, P. O.
Box 356, Roswell.

reliable



Deep well,

Strawberries

ner.

basis to

wood,

ply at once.
eon

No salary.

work

Macon.

do garden





Adairsville,

car

water,

Want settled couple, relia-
ble, capable of driving ear to
share home with 70 yr. old
man. Nice, mod. 3 bedroom
home in suburbs of Moultrie.
port,
garden acreage for 2 acres in
Be capable of
taking care of sev. acres in
nursery and share 50-50 ba-
sis in farming. B. BE. Parrish,
Rt. 2, Adel Rd. Hts., Moultrie.

Want single man to batch
with me and raise Vegetables
on share, and drive tractor.
Alonzo F. Jones, Rt. 1, Mil-

large

ee ee
Want farm family on 50-50
cultivate
acres of corn, 4-5 A. cotton,
3 head horses to
with. Also, 2-3 A. tomatoes.
Furnish house

15 or 20

cultivate

and garden,

and $3. d
every day they are not in
crop for extra helo to me. Ap-

ay

C. B. Headrick,

Plenty

r available
Write. Mrs. Ethel R. Slaugh-
ter, Meigs. Ph. MU. 3-2250.

_ Want middleaged,
ian white woman to live with
elderly couple on small farm, .
and do light farm work for
room, board and $15. week
salary. No smoker. Write. Mrs.
E. Honson, 2425 Lavata Dr.

and

near

Box 22, Kensington,

Want healthy, middleaged,
christian woman
bered, who want good, per-
Manent home in the country.

unencum-

of farm
by.

christ-

a en ea SEE ee
Want_ woman to live as one
of family and raise chickens

other light

farm work, for room. board
and small salary. Dont mind
1 child. Ellis Nola

nm, Rt 3,

or abeve man

sev. hundred

and some

5-9808.



_ Want man to opera
Must be sober and wi
work. Milk around 50 cows.
Live 1 mi. Nicholls on Alma
Hwy. Leroy Grantham, Nich-
olls. Ph. 345-2952. |

Want reliable,

to

acres

De

air:
lling to)

middleaged

live on farm
in Richmond Co. Look after
small herd beef cattle and
timber
land, etc. Wift to work also.
Nice living quarters. Write.
W. R. Coleman,
5188, Augusta.

Want reliable white woman
to live in farm home, help
with garden and house work
light farm work.
Pay monthly $40. salary and
room and board. Mrs. S.
Smith, Rt. 1, Smyrna. Ph. HE

Box

A.



Want reliable white woman
without bad habits, to live in
home with elderly couple and
do house and some light farm
work for $15. week, room and
board, paid monthly. Letters
ans. Mrs. Beulah Allen, Rt. 2,

Box 21 A, Folkston.



send picture.

Want white, middleaged
woman, about 37 yrs. old to
live on farm and do light
farm chores, for good home;
room and board, meals and
monthly salary.

Mrs.

Write and
Estelle} C
Smith, 987 Sells Ave. S.W.,
Ant. 63. Atlanta 10.



FOR

Flowers

SALE



also Daylilies
275. Mrs.
Sheliman.

Few Bearded and Dutch Iris,
sale. Per.
David J. Arnold,

for



mixed Mums,

Mrs.
Gap.

Narcissus, Daffodils, ihe
cu
tings, one cent ea; lemon and
dbl. Daylilies and Fall Dai-
sies, 5c ea. yellow, lavender
and Siberian (little) Iris, $2.
C; Boxwood, well rooted, 10
ea; Scotchbroom and yellow
Jasmine, 12, 2, 25c. Per. 15.
0. M. Martin, Rabun

Boxwood



_Seed: Zinnias, lavender, or-
ange, red, fuchsia, or mixed,
also large yellow Marigold
seed, 25c thls. Mrs. E. G
ekl, Rt. 1, Stone Mountain.

. Stu-





Mix.
$1.25;

colors

Rt. 2, Temple.

purple !
25 C; wild Birdfoot Violets
and wild Iris, 25, $1.; Bear
Grass, 50c-$1.; white or yel-
low Button Mums, 12; 50c.
Per, 169. Mrs. John Weaver,

of Iris,
Violets, $1.

25,









BPs Per 10)

lorsville.

Fine Daylilies: White Lady,
Spring Parade, Cinnabar. Im-
perator, Mrs. ONeal, Russells
Minuet, Mykawa, Gold Cargo,
Cinderella, Heart Stealer,
Rose Beauty, Lillian Russell,
Lena Hoover, George Yeld,
Director, True to name. La-|
beled, damp packed, $2.50 doz.
Lillian
Owens, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa.

Sweet William
col., white, dif. col. pink and
dark reds, 10c tsp. and stamp-
ed, addressed envelope. Mrs.
Ben F. Smith, Box 10, Tay-

Mrs,

seed, mix.






Dahlias, Gi

ant

flowering
named var., 12 dif. all label-
ed. $3.; 12 mix. unlabeled, $2.
doz. All well sprouted and
postpaid. Per.
Vaughn Rogers, Rt. 4, Toccoa.

237. Mrs.





Maidenhair

Fern

: clumps,
60c; pink Justicia plants, 60c
ea. Per. 40. Miss E:

4 mma Dug-
ger, Newington,





Rt.

white

postage. Mrs.

Angle Wing Begonias
Aluminum plants, &

mandment plants, 3, $1.25;
buff col. Iris, ornamental pep-
per, $1.25 doz. Per. 249. Add

Nandina large seed, 15, 10c
also, Mimosa seed, 20, 10:
Add stamped, addressed en-
velope. Mrs. W. Y. Summers,
, Newnan.

Hous? plants: Boston Ferns,

10

10

W. J. Folsom,

Rt. 3, Quitman.

om-

>



kinds.

] shapes,
mixed,

Mrs. M. E.



Ranger.



Addressed, stamped (2 stamps
per envelope for ea. kinw.) | q,

Rhodes, Rt. 2

Lily



Ornamental penper (all| E11)
colors) seed
also large pkt, hardy
flower seed, 4 Oclock, hardy
Sweet Pea, dy



Woodruff, Greenville.




Mountain, Sweet

Redhead,
Baronett, Gold Dust, $@
Seas, Warpath, 25c ea;
lark, Autumn Red,
Mrs. Tygert, TayMahal,
light, Hyperion, Mt. V
50c ea. Per. 142, Damp |
ed. Correctly labeled.
DOBiaeg under $5. Mrs. Cla

Sherwood
Knight,
White Hall, 50c ea. $4,
Exhibition type Chrysa
mums, ell

Foltz,
Ine.

Spiders, Poms, Spoon
Daisy type, $1.50 doz
111. Mrs. Clyde Gillelan

9. Gainesville.





$1. doz;
white and yellow Ni
and yellow Jonquil
25 doz; white Easter
gud pink Hollyhock, r
Ethel Crowe, Rt, 2,
ville.

Touch-Me-Not seed, 25
Per. 168. Add po
Dewey Ellis, Rt.

Montbretia, Dusty Mi
Goldenglow, large and

pink, 6,
oz. Pe













N g Cer
tings, 50c; Violets, 1:
variegated pepper pli
doz. Coleus, 15c ea.
Mrs. H. G. Aderhold
Sparta. see
Crimson and Br
garden Mums, 75c do
and yellow small Da
40c doz. PP; baby Zin:
25 match box ful
Feverfew, 10c tsp., a:
ed, addressed enve
181. No chks. Mrs
Kelley, Lithonia. -

Ger. cuts, pink, w
lis, rooted Coleus, Ni
reus, Rattail Tree a1
nut Cactus cut., 10c e
englow, Mullein, Pi
sweet Violets, pink
mix. Iris, yellow, w
white Spoon Mw
Maidenhair and Swore
40c ea. Per. 138. Add px
Mrs. Ralph Williams
Lawrenceville. B |

Approx. 20 seeds
color Sultanas, i10c pl
addressed envelope. IV
Tolbert, Rt. 1, Lula.

se ee on
appy Birthday, Party
herie, Foxfire, Spring
mance, Rocket, pin
all for $6.50. Add po
50e in 3rd zone. Per
want Tulbaghia Vi
dwarf red -Barberry.
Pigmy, Helenium
spray (Kupfersprudel)
Lona Tallent, Lula.

Mix. col. Geraniums
tana cuttings, 6, 50
Cockscomb, Marigold,-
red and yellow, 50c do
ton Fern, Us
Philodendron, 59c ea; re
white sprined Jew, 5 cut)
100. Per. 1075 Fis
Rt. 2, Mableton.

Per. Scarlet Kin
well rooted; $4,






































































































































. C; Thrift, blue andj
$4. C. clumps. Per. 16
L. H. Cousins, Greenvi

_ Ligustrums, (
Per,. Candytuft I
per. Phlox, Ni as,
doz; $7.50 C; Black
white Atamasco, red
and. Day lilies, Eng. J
ea Minor and Achi
doz. $5. C. Per. 13









Be









Pink Daisies, Snow 6
Wil




Corn=-Cob Cactus,



variegated hedge pla:
doz., yellow Lantan
pink Primroses, 35c
53. Add postage. Lizzie @
ford, 18 Crawford St.,
jay. :















Hybrid Daylilies,
Mary

=




















Kimsey, Hiawassee. _
Giant. Dahlias, Movol
Peach, ]
Cardinal, Ava






Ind. | ow, L
Prisilla Ward,
named 4









$2. doz;








All col,



Chrysant on
blue Iris, 40






$1. Per. 10. Add






Old fashion dbl. mixe






i




i



3, Bo

25c ea. 8




ijay.
Tritoma,










and Hollvhock (mixe. 25c| Mums, 50 doz; Holly!
pkt; Tiny Tim (nice pot plant) & ou hoe
tomato seed. 10 pkt. Send dark nde Hone blue





i










SALE











s Tree Cherry
ed, Germ. 95. pct.





ake Ave., West








eee
inge Daylilies,
size 3, $1.: all col.
Chrysanthemums,
doz; large type
purple Iris, 50c
ch Iris, purple, $1.
y Orchids, 3, $1. Per.
less $2, Mrs. Adell

. 2, Ellijay.

Indiana-
te and yellow, Black
, 90c; Silver sheen,
fi uchsia, Bronze,

all, White and yellow
- Quill, Rose, red,
alsy, pink, red, yellow,
ed Buttons, mix. col.
nts, $2.25. Min. order,
- 57. Miss Ruth Un-












santhemum plants,
type, large lavender,
, pink



Artemesia, 6, 50c.
dd postage.- Mrs. J.
Box 104, Chester.

| or (double orange)
res, 25 ea; single or-
Oc doz; some other col-
ea. No mail orders.
33. Mrs. Delphia Bon-.
anady St. Columbus.

lower cuttings, asst. 20
(25. Free yard flowers
a. order. Per. 88. Mrs.
Gable. Rt. 3, Cedar-























































re Cherokee Rose
flower) good roots, $1.
ider Lilies, $1.50 doz;
2s, $1.25 doz; Sweet-
$1. ea. Per. 242. All
on Ozmore, Colquitt.

hardy Chrysanthe-



In med. and small,
Spoons, Daisies, yel-
ittons, 2. doz. $1.25

d. Per. 232. Mrs. M.
ey, Rt. 1, Cedartown.

yllis bulblets, Ameri-
+, crossed with best
1 to 1-1/2 in. 12 ea.
; yellow Per. Fever-
. $1.: Achilles Gold
the Pearl and others,
Per. 42. No order un-
shipped. Mrs. H. W.
hula.

nee Ne EE YP SPS
Petunias, 5 col. Sul-
3, $1.00; rooted, white,
red, pink Geraniums,
yink, red, white Daisy
715c_doz; Coleus, 10, $1;
_ Succulants, Cactus,
Per. 17. Add postage.
. H. Stalnaker, Rt. 5,
n.

eee RPE A?
y Thrift, 50c Cc. 500,
ome fine leaf Box-
$2.50 to $5.00 ea:
ens, 50c ea. Per. 128.
stage. H. F. Seay, Rt.
ees Rd. El-

blue Violas (Johnny
'ps), 50c doz. 3. doz.
anese Per. Morning
\purple large flowers,
3, $1.00; purple giant
nes, 50 bulbs, $1.00
3. Add postage. Mrs.
lements, Enigma.

Rose of Sharon, pink,
wrchid, violet, old rose,
igela, white, pink, yel-
|, old rose Altheas, Tu-
all, 50c ea.; red flow-
Dogwood, $1.25 ea.;
iolets, 50c doz; Lemon
orn = cob Cactus, Tex-
Bonnets, 4, 50c. Per,
l postage. Mrs. Pres-
ler, Rt. 2, Ellijay.
dils, Star of Bethle-
cange Daylilies, tame
5 doz, $1.25; Gold
Mums, pink, hardy
2 doz $1; Goldenbells,
Lilac, Weeping Mary,
Jasmine, Eng. Dog-
weetshrubs, Bridal
pink and
5. Per. 5.




| Xmas, Thanksgiving,

; = Chrysanthe- Mathis, Rt. 5, Box 57, Ellijay.
e, yellow, Scarlet red Salvia plants,
: Per. 254. W. L./$1.20 doz. postpaid. Per. 120

>|East Point. Ph. PO. 1-2567.



doz; pink Hibiscus, 65c ea:
June
Cactus, not rooted, 20c ea:
Dahlia bulbs, giant size,
white, yellow, red, Jersey
Beauty, apricot, purple, 13
for $2. my selection. Per. 255.
Add _ postage. Miss Mabel






No chks. nor Sunday trada.
Mie. Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1, Da-
cula.

pacer Pet sash ta ER ae aR

Mix. col. Mums, mix. col.
Phlox, blue Ageratum, pink,
white, evening Primrose, pink
Thrift, Verbenas, Goldenglow,.
$1.25 doz: yellow Tiger Lilies,
4, $1; blue Hyacinths, 4. $1;
yellow Jonquils and Snow-
drops, $1.25 C. Per. 257, Add
postage. Mrs. Ruth Alcorn, Rt.
1, Dahlonega.

Aspidistra Lurida exr;
Herb), 10 leaves, $1.00. Per.
26. Mrs. H. R. Cain, Darien.

_Daglia tubers, large type,
pink, purple, white, red a n d
yellow, some sprouted, some of
all colors not labeled, 12, $2
PP. Per. 12. Mrs. R. H. Whel-
chel, Rt. 3, Dawsonville. t

About 250 ft. fine Abelia
and 100 large Nandinas cov-
ered with berries, all inspect.,
$2.00 ea. Per, 204. Mrs. H. N.
Carver, 328 Clermont Ave.,

Strong, well rooted, giant
Adm. Byrd Daisy plants,
blooms up to 5 in. dia., $1.50
doz; 25, $2.50; $7.00 C; lav.
Monarda (Bee Balm), $1.59
doz; giant white Dragonhead
(Physostegia) 6, $1.00; PP in
Ga. Per. 176. State insp. Mrs.
O. S. Scarbrough, 2869 Church
St., East Point. Ph. PO 7-3158.

Sweet William flower seed,
all colors, 25c tbls. with self~-
addresed stamped envelope.
Mrs. Emory Goble, Rt. 3, Elli-
jay.

High grade, prize winning
Chrysanthemum plants, ready
for shipping through May, $4
doz. PP mixed; about 10 dif.
var., whites, yellows and
pinks, 4 col. Spiders. Per. 68.
C. J. Garrett, P. O. Box 112,
Bremen.

Azalea type Mums, White
Daisy, lavender, red, yellow,
bronze, 6, $1.00; light, and
dark pink Phlox, $1.00 doz;
bright red Verbena, l5c ea;
Pearl Flower, $1.00 doz; Can-
dytuft, 25c - 50c nice clump
in bloom, Boston Fern, 35c, 3
for $1.00. Per. 102. Add pos-
tage. No chks. Mrs. Susan
Ziglar, 1566 Ellenby Rd. S. E.
Atlanta 15. Ph. MA 17-5759.

Dif. col. summer blooming
Cushion Mums, 2 doz. $1.50.
Each col. separate and labeled;
Fall blooming Mums, at least
20 dif. 3 doz. $1.50. Per. 126.
Moss packed and PP. Mrs. H.
B. Roberson, Chula.

Karly blooming Cushion
Mums, white, bronze, re d,
yellow, variegated Per. Vinca,
Forget-me-not, Shasta Dais-
ies, Hen and Chickens, 10c ea.
15, $1.00 and postage extra;
blue Hyacinths, mix. col Tu-
lips, 5c ea. 50c doz. Per. 126.
Mrs. T. K. Moore, Sr., Rt. 3,
Canton.

8 col. Cannas, $1.00 doz;
Daylilies, Amaryllis, Milk and
Wine Lilies, Umbrella China
palm, Spider Lily, 25c ea. Tube
Roses, plants of sev. col, Chry-
santhemums, Foxglove, Age-
ratum, Dusty Miller, 50 doz.
Per, 44. Mrs. W. E. Wooten,
Rt. 2, Box 150, Camilla 3.

Red Verbena and Dahlia
bulbs, all very reasonable.
Mrs. J. R. Denton, 724 Ashby
St. S. W., Atlanta 10. Ph. Pl.
3-2688.

Dutch Amaryllis, solid red,
pink, white, $5.00 ea.; 1 ea.
$13.50; mix. seedlings, 12, $5;
African Bloody Lily (Hae-
manthus), $5.00; Blue Lily of
Nile (Agpanthus), $3.00;
Croft Easter Lily, 12, $6.00;
orchid Amaryllis (Sprekelia),
5, $6.00; Peruvian Daffodi
(Ismene), 5, $6.00. Per. 191.
Beckwith D. Smith, 3479 Rock-
haven Circle, N. E., Atlanta 5.

English Boxwood, all sizes
from 50c up. In excellent cond.
Per, 114. Mrs. L, R. Hartley,







yellow Cannas, $1.

1] cuttings, one cent ea.; pot

Royal Robe Violets, 20, $1;
Calif, purple fragrant Violets,
36, $1.00; Yarrow, pink, fern-
like foliage, 36, $1.00; Wintzs
cannas,e x tra large red
blooms, 5, $1.00; Cushion pink,
12, $1.00. Per. 75. No less $1
order. Add 30c postage in Ga.
Mrs, R, P. Steinheimer,
Brooks.

Daylilies: Superman, Sum-
mer Love, Pink Jewel, T h e
Doctor, $1.50, 4, $5.00. Free
$5.00 Hotrod; Evelyn Claar,
Pink Damask, Crimson Glory,
Devon Cream, Canyon Pur-
ple, Salmon Sheen, Cathedral
Towers, Capri, 50c, 6, $2.50.
Free $2.50 Brazil. Per. 101.
Add postage. Walter M. Jack-
son, 1123 Vickers St. S. .E.
Atlanta.

Summer Poinsettia, Bells of
Treland 50c doz; orange, Ja-
vender Verbena, 65c doz;
Lady of Lake, Queen Anns
Lace, 35c doz; Easter Rose,
Oxalis, 2 clumps, $1; Phlox,
Johnny Jump - ups, two cents
ea.; Dwarf Marigold, some
blooming, 45e doz. Per 33.
Damp packed. Add postage.
Mrs. Bryan Standridge, Rt. 2,
Abbeville.

Tall, named Bearded Iris,
2 ea. 50 dif. varieties, labeled,
my choice, $6.50 PP. Per. 82.
Richard Myers, 830 Young St.,
Augusta.

40 varieties, ornamental
pepper seed mixed, Germ. 93
pet. $1 pkg. prepaid. Stamps
accepted. No chks. Mrs. R. Q.
Miller, Rt. 2, Acworth.

Fancy Leaf Caladium bulbs,
all col. mixed, 12c ea. Ten or
more postpaid. Less amount,
add 20c postage. Mrs. J. V.
Lehneed, 429 Cherokee St.,
Acworth. Ph. WE 4-3272.

Star of Bethlehem and
Grape Hyacinth bulbs, 40c
doz; Althea bushes, 6. $1:00;
small hedge, 6 in. plants, $1
doz; asst. col., hardy Phlox,
$1 doz.; Boxwood cuttings,
not rooted, 12 in. $1.00, PP.
Per. 106. Mrs. Ed Stone, Rt. 2,
Box 105, Adairsville.

Chrysanthemums, man y
var., and colors, 50 plants un-
labeled, $1.50; Daylilies, many
dif. 20 plants, $1.75, PP. Per.
28. Mrs. W. S. Griffin, Rt. 1,
Adel.

Daffodil bulbs, orange Day-
lilies, $3.00 M; Purple King
Tris, Jonquils, Trumpet Daf-
fodils, Foxglove, Star Beth-
lehem, 75c C; Mtn. Laurel,
Azaleas, purple Lilac, red
Roses, Weeping Mary, pink
Almonds, 6, $1.00; yellow Ja-
ponicas, 50c ea.; wild Iris, le-
mon and Leopard Lilies, 50c
doz. Per. 9. Add postage. Mrs,
Frank Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Chrysanthemums, Red
Wing, large incurved red gold,
12, $1.00 labeled; Grand Opera
Cannas, La Boheme, Salmon
Giant, others limited, 6, $1.50.
Pere. 27 Mrs. (CH Tanner,
Ba Vinson Hwy., MMilledge-
ville.

Pink Cherokee Rose, Mtn.
Laurel, Redbud, red and yel-
low Azaleas, Rhododendrons,
Crabapple, White Pine, Po-
plar, creek Hemlock, Dog-
wood, 2 - 3 ft. $2.75 doz;
Phlox, blue Iris, Daylilies,
Shasta, fall Pinks and Snow-
drops, $2.50 C, Per. 112. Mrs.
Bonnie Abercrombie, Mineral
Buti ces

Asst, Iris, some two-toned,
good named varieties, 6, $1.00;
sev. dif. Mums, small an d
large flowering Daisy, 50c
doz.; purple hardy Asters,
hardy Phlox, Goldenglow, or-
ange Daylilies, lemon Lilies,
75e doz., dbl. Ladies Wash
Bowl, Dusty Miller, blue Age-
ratum, 50c doz. Per. 240. Add
postage. Mrs. Mary. Langley,
Rt. 1, Box 171, Mineral Bluff.

150 Cornuta and Burfordi
Holly, 24 - 30 in. and smaller.
Per. 267, T. A. Holton, Mor-
ganton. ;

Pink Thrift, 50e C; dif. col.
large Iris, 50e doz; Boxwood

Hydrangeas, 3 col. 25c, 50c;
light and Royal blue fall As-
ters, 10 ea. 3, 25c; Scotch-
broom, Altheas, lavender Lo-
cust, 15, 2, 25c; Rose Yar-
row, 10c ea, 2 for 23c; Lily of
Valley, 25c doz. Per. 54. Mrs.



lier Rd, Atlanta 18.







Fancy Leaf Caladium bulbs,
20, $2.00; Gerbera Daisies, 4,
$1.00; dbl. Dianthus, Rosy -
Morn Petunias, mixed Snap-
dragons, 25, $1.35; Golden =
glow, Liriope, Feverfew, Gail-
Jardia, white, purple Violets,
pink Oxalis, deep pink Thrift,
mix. Chrysanthemums, 25, $1.
Per. 49. Add 35c postage. Mrs.
J. W. Jones, Madison.

Mums, $1.50 doz. Goldi-
locks, American Beauty and
Blaze Roses, $1.00; Altheas,
all col., white Babybreath, and
Chinese Evergreens, 25c ea.;
3 col. Verbena, 3 doz. $1.00;
single orange Lilies, one cent.
Per, 63. Mrs. Annie Hubbard,
Fortson.

Chrysanthemums, white,
pink, yellow, variegated, red
blooms about 2 in. dia. $1.00
doz; little Calico Chrysanthe-
mums, stalk about 12 in. high,
12 in. across (full of little
wine col. with orange center
blooms, $2.00 doz. Per. 271.
Mrs. Bela Jackson, Rt. 2, Fay-
etteville.

Dbl. yellow Cannas, mix.
col. Fall Pinks, white Narcis-
sus Yellow Jonquils, Burning



Bush, red flower Mullein
Pinks, small plants, 50 doz.,
3 large bunches, 50c; pink

Thrift, 75 C. rooted sprigs;
Cactus cuttings, 3, 25c; Free
flowers with order. Per. 119.
Add postage. Damp packed
Hardee Rundles, Rt. 7, Gaines-
ville.

Pink Oxalis, 2 Clumps, $1;
Pres. Red Cannas, $2.00 doz.;
$8.00 C; 10 col. Verbena, 4
col. Thrift, $1.00 doz., $5.00
C; pink Sweet Williams, blue
Iris, yellow Aster, blue Vio-
lets, Daylilies, Phlox, Chry-
santhemums, asst. col. Blue
Ageratum, Four OClocks, 2
doz. $1.25, $4.00 C. Per. 64.
Add postage. Mrs. Janie Ellis,
Grantville. ;

6 pink Mullein, 10 - 10 in.
Ligustrum, 3 Zeylancia San-
sevieria, 3 Brier Rose, 6 Bos-
ton Daisies, 4 Achilles Gold-
en Plate, 4 Spider plants, $1.25
each set. Per. 21. Mrs. Law-

yjrence McAvoy, Rt. 1, Box 323.

Washington.
Bearded Iris: Blue Ribbon
winner varities, including

new pinks, also 100 not la-
beled for $6.00. Good color
range. Per. No. 1. Mrs. Mar-
vin B. Farrar, Jenkinsburg.

200 var., Bearded Iris, many
names and colors. Have won
many Blue Ribbons in A. I. S.
Shows. Govt insp. Per. 4.
Mrs. T. T. Patrick, Jackson.

Calla Begonias, dbl, red,
pink greenleaf, dbl. red, pink,
white redleaf, 50c ea. well
rooted; 10 ea. Coleus $1.00;
10 Sultanas, $1.00; dbl. pink
Petunias, Ice Geraniums, pink,
and white Geraniums, rooted,
50c ea.; 10 plants, mixed, $1
Per. 77. Add postage. Mrs.
H. B. Clower, Rt. 3, Law-
renceville.

Seed: Palma Christi, all col.
bush Altheas, Hibiscus, all col.
Balsom, Touch-me-nots, var-
igated w in ter Decanthus
Pinks, Queen Anns_ Lace,
Marble screen vine, 8 ft. tall,
scarlett Hibiscus, plate size
Scarlet Star, red Cypress and
Cinnamon vine _ tubers, 10c
pkt. and stamped envelope.
Mrs. R. J. Flemming, Rt. 2,
Lincolnton,

Pink Thrift, 35c bunch; Iris,
blue; white, yellow, 15c ea,
pink Rose bushes, 2 flowering
shrubs, 25c. Per. 274. Ruth C.
Moses, Rt. 3, Lithonia.

Chrysanthemums, doubles
and singles, white, cream, yel-
low, bronze, pink, reds, 40c
doz. pp; Seeds: mixed dbl.
Zinnias, large, dbl. Marigolds,
Queen Anns Lace, Feverfew,
red Prince Feathers, 20c tsp.,
PP. Per. 84 Mrs. C. E. Leve-
rett, 2180 Ranchwood Dr, Rt.
3, Tucker. Ph. HI 3-4228.
Daylilies: Kauapaha, Chole,
Red Velvet, pink Bowknot,
Painted Lady, Potentate,
Howdy, Amulet, 50c; Cabel-
lero, Skylark, Morocca Red,
Persian Princess, 25c; Iris: 2
ea., yellow, pink, redtone,
bronze, bi-color, plicata, 12,
$1.25; mix. Snapdragons, 12,
50c; pink yellow, 12, 65c. Per.
19. Postage. 354. Mrs, F. M.





Tom Harkins, Mountain City.

Combs, Washington,



st



_PAGE THREE

400 named Bearded Iris for =
sale. Won first place in our
A. I. S. Show last season. Per.

24. Mrs. W. J. Saunders, Jen="

kinsburg.

Hardy Carnations, white,
dbl. Feverfew, pink, yellow,
Snapdragons, 12, 75c;. mix.
Snapdragons, 12, 50c; Ger-
bera Daisies, 25c ea.; Iris: 2
yellow, pink redtone, rose bi=
color, gold, 12, $1.25; Day=
lilies: Evelyn Claar, Prima
Donna, Revolute, $1.00; Ta=
mara, Rosamond, Amulet
(pink), 50c. 40c postage. Per.
154. Mrs. M. P. Combs, Wash-
ington.

Tris, 12, $1.00, unlabeled,
Rose Top, Patrice, Rocket,
Casa Morena, Cherie, Tea

Rose, Katherine Foy, Orelio,
Pinnacle, Golden Lakes, Blue
Rhythm, Lavender Lace, and
Daylilies, 50c; 2 for $5.00.
Postage 50c. Per. 20. Mrs. J.
M. Griffin, Washington.

Jan. Jasmine, 10c; white,
yellow center Narcissus, dbl,
y ellow Chrysanthemums,
Gooseneck, 5c; orange Day-=
lilies, 10c, 3, 25c; white, light
blue mixed Siberian Iris, 5
ea. 50c doz; Scotchbrooms, 15
ea. 2, 25c; lemon Lillies, 15
ea. 50c doz; Sallie in Wild-
wood, three cents ea. Per. 78.
Add postage. No out-of-state.
Mrs. J. G. Ledford, Rabun .
Gaps

Jumbo giant Pansies, two
cents ea.; Ruffle Fern, 50c ea.;
50 Iris, $1.00; dark red Mums,
25, $1.00; October Cactus, 25
ea.; mix. color Geraniums,
rooted, 6, $1.00; cuttings, 15
ea; lemon Lillies, purple Da-
hlias, 25c ea. Per. 145. Add
postage. Mrs. Lester Phillips,
Rt. 1, Royston. :

Boston Ferns, 25c ea. 5, $1;
rooted red and pink Weigela,
20c ea.; Wax Leaf Ligustrums,
10, $1.00; white Iris and
orange Daylilies, 50c doz; mix-=
ed col. Petunia plants, on @ ~
cent ea. Per. 16. Leilar Phil-
lips, Rt. 1. Royston.

Rose Thrift, $1.00 C; Per.
Phlox, 50c doz; dbl. rose and
red Geraniums, dbl. red, pink,
single red, pink, maple point-
ed speckled leaf Begonias, Sul-
tanas, variegated leaf Fuch-
sia cuttings, 20c ea.; Boston
Fern, 35c; Rain Lilies, $1.00
doz. Per. 79. Add postage. Mrs.
Lee Cromer, Rt. 1, Royston.

Rooted Christmas, Peanut.
Rice. Easter Lily, May, Cin-
namon, Frogleg, Angelwing
and small Starfish Cacti, 25
ea; Maidenhair Fern, 35e
clump; Strawberry Begonias,
35c ea.; pink and white Oxa-
lis. 35e large clump. Per. 35.
Mrs. D. W. Faircloth, Box 32,
Seville.

Chrysanthemums, ] a r g e,
shaggy yellow, 15 plants, $1;
Shasta Daisies, white, $1.00 |
doz; large type pink Dahlia
plants, $1.00 doz. Add postage.
Per. 99. Georgia Winkles, Box
251, Raymond.

Pink Thrift; 50c C; Narcis-
sus, King Alfred, dbl. Jonquils,
blue Fall Daisies, Gooseneck,
Chrysanthemums, mix., Vio-
lets, mix. Boxwood cuttings,
$1.00 C; Miulliflora Rose,
white, blue Siberian Iris, le-
mon, orange Daylilies, Mont-
bretia, 5-. Jan. Jasmine, Ar-
borvitae, Scotchbroom, 15c ea.
2. 25c. Add postage. Per. 14.
Mrs. Ned Burrell, Rabun Gap.

Red, rose, dbl. Geraniums,
red, rose everblooming Be-
gonias, pink and white Hy-
drangea, Thanksgiving and
Xmas Cactus, Rain Lily bulbs,
20c ea.; Amaryllis bulbs, 25
ea.; green white striped Jew,
10 ea. rooted Sultanas, 20
ea. Per. 143. Add _ postage.
Mrs. W. H. Rice, Rt. 1, Roy~
ston.

Verbena in 4 colors, $1.00
doz; Goldenglow, and Hya-
cinths, Royal Blue Siberian
Tris, $1.30 doz. all alik or
asst. and will exch. any for
fancy Iris, Dahlias, and im-
proved Daylilies. Per. 178.
Mrs. Myrtle Pace, Rt. 1, Tem-
ple. :
SUPT be meg ary NEY Dates

Broad Leaf Liriope, $5,.C;
Vinca Minor, 20, $1., or $3.
C* Enel Ivy, $1. coz. $5: C5
Phlox (Pilosa), $1. doz. Per.
140. Lois Woodruff, Green-







ville,




























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FOR SALE



~ Mix. Chrysanthemums, $1.

doz; Geraniums, Fuschsia,
Canterberry Bells, Foxgloves,

pink, silver and lemon Thy-

me, Golden Apple, Pineap-
ple, Peppermint, 50c ea; Sici-
lian Wormwood, $1.; all col.
hybrid Petunias, 75 doz. Per.
52 Mrs. B. J. Cantrell, Blue
Ridge.

Giant size Dahlia bulbs,
Treasure Island, Commando,
Margaret Wilson, Cherokee
Brave, Golden Treasure, Mur-
phys Masterpiece, Silver
Wedding, Hazel Rover, Robt,
Ripley, Fire Gleam, A-War-
field, Incandescent, $3.50 doz.
PP. Per. 256. No less dozen

ailed and no exchange. Mrs.

. P. Ivey, Rt. 1, Bremen.

; American Boxwoods, 12-
14 in. Hemlock, Spruce, Mi-
mosa, White Pine, Cherokee
Rose, Laurel, red, orange
Honeysuckle bush, 2-3 ft. $3.
doz. Moss packed. PP. Pink
Per. Phlox, 50c doz. Per. 186.
Sadie Wilson, Blue Ridge.

' Boxwoods, 12-14 in. White
Pines, Mtn. Laurels, Hem-
locks, wild Honeysuckle, Dog-
woods, Strawberry bushes,
Cherokee Roses, 2-3 ft., $3.
doz. PP. Per. 187. Damp moss
acked. Bob Wilson, Blue
idge.

' White Narcissus, white
Jonquils, $3. C; purple Iris,
yellow Cannas, large Daffo-
dils, purple Violets, Tangle
yard Moss, orange Daylilies,

- pink Thrift, 12, $1.; Snow-

roe bulbs, 12, 75c. Per. 69.
Add postage. Miss Beatrice

Mosley, Rt. 1, Box 248, Bre-

men.

' Chrysanthemums, Exhibi-
tion, Florist type, disease free:
Major Bowes, Ambassador,
Yellow Albatross, Detroit
News, other fine varieties.

uaranteed. Sand rooted. 4
econ per doz, $2.50 PP.

er 118. Mrs. Burton J. Wil-

er, 1006 Adams St., Decatur.
Ph. DR 3-6804.

Thrift, 10 divisions for $1.
plus 50c postage. Dark red



ae















t

Kurume Azaleas (dwarf var.)
pent red and shell pink, 4-

jn. 12, $4.; Camellia Japoni-
i dbl. white and dbl. red,



-8, in., 12, $5. Per. 140. Mrs.
: Robinson, Greenville.

Chinese Bamboo, white Li-
lacs, 50c; lavender, 25c; Cle-
matis; tiger, lemon, dif. col.

aylilies, dbl. white Grass

Oc, 3. 25c; Rose of Sharon,
Jan. Jasmine, Spring Glory
Forsythia, 25c; dbl. yellow
Chrysanthemums, Drakes?

ead, 25c doz; red, lavender,
rose Horsemint, 5c ea. 50c
doz. Per. 55 Varilla Quarter-
man, Mountain City.

Dahlias, mixed colors, 8
- bulbs for $1. PP. Mrs. J
Bramlett, Margret.

Flowers

WANTED





also the bush type. Mrs. F.
Nickelson, Rt. Ie Box 170,
Greensboro.

ixie Brilliant pinks, white,| Dari - Cool stainless steel

jue. Strong plants. Callo-| milk cooler, 150 gal. cap., ex-

phane air tight wrap, crevice| cellent cond. 2 Intnl Har-

Tock moss, nice packet, 25}vester milking units, buckets,

with Thrift order; pink Daisy pulsators, etc., one 1/2 HP

A 25e ea. Mrs. Z. D.| motor with alternating cur-

od . Rt. 1, Box 223, Alpha-|rent. Owner deceased. Con-

rere. tact, Mrs. L. T. Jobe, Rt. 2,

c Old Eng. dwarf Boxwood, | Cordele. :
swell rooted, 4-6 in, 12, $2.50;

,| planters, fit Ford type 3 point



Want 6 large Weigela bush-
es, 6 ft. or more, branched out
well and reasonable priced,
and located in or around At-
lanta. Write colors and price.
Mrs. J. R. Gentry, 1545 Di-
anne Ct., SE, Atlanta 16, Ph.
DR. 8-0887.

Want 100 Shasta Daisy
plants. State price. Tom R.
Cook, 3424 Wesley Chapel
_ Rd. Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-6789.

Want 6 or 12 red_ hot Poker
~ -(Tritoma), near _ Gainesville.
~~ Mrs. W. C. Tate, Rt. 3, Lyman
-)St., Gainesville.

, Want some running Coleus
(be sure it is running kind),
prefer the dark red _ velvet
Jooking leaves, but will take

-- any running variety if rea-
sonable. Mrs. Will] Hortman,
Rt 1. Reynolds.
















Want all colors Button
Chrysanthemums, single white
and red Begonias. Have
spring flowering bulbs to ex-
charge: Mrs. Lois G. Bell, Rt.
1, Milledgeville.

Want some Angel Trumpet
plants, prefer type that
spreads out over a large area
in single blooms like lily, and



Want yellow 4-Oclock, yel-
low Shasta daisy and lemon
Verbena seed; 25 red and or-
ange Cannas; small, dbl. Nar-
cissus; small yellow cluster
Daffodils; 1/2 doz. rose Ger-
anium plants, purple, sweet
scented Violets: 3-4 ft. Um-
brella trees, white, red Ja-
ponica and Crabapple trees.
Mrs. H. E. Swann, 2787 Clif-
in Church Rd., SE, Atlanta

Want Goldilock plants.
mate price. T. J. Barnes, Bax-
ey.



Equipment

Intn] binder with power
take - off connection, 10 foot
cutting bar, one of latest mo-
dels built, needs minor: re-
pairs. Can be seen at farm.
Cheap for cash, or trade-in
for cows or pigs. C. B. Lam-
bert, Gabbettville. Ph. TU 4-
4518 (LaGrange) ;

8N Ford tractor, good cond.,
new tires, $575; Bush hog ro-
tary mower, $225.00; New
Idea manure spreader (large),
$225.00; Jeep trailer, $65.00.
F. M. Gazaway, 2486 Clifton
apres Rd. Decatur. Ph. DR.

One500 egg cap., incubator,
good cond., $60.00. Call or
come by. Mrs. J. B. Brooks,
Rt. 1, Enon Rd. College Park.
Ph, 964-3924.

New Holland baler with
Wisc., motor, for square bales,
in good cond., $375.00. Fred
L. White, Buckhead (Mor-
aa Co.) Ph. 611M4 (Madi-
son).









McCormick - Deering mule
drawn 5 ft. mower and rake,
for sale, or would trade for
cattle. W. C. Patrick, Conyers.
Ph. 483-3071.

McCullough 39 straight
blade power saw, $100.00;
mule drawn mowing machine
and hay rake, $75.00. See or
write. Tommie Lee (Bub)
Evans, Rt. 3, High Falls, Jack-
son.

1941 Chev. 1941 pick - up
with flat body, eng. recently
overhauled, new battery, $125.
R. G. England, Rt. 1, Craw-
ford. Ph. SH 3-8303.

Set of 2 row Covington





cultivator, $150.00; also 2 row
side dressing attachment $25.
All excellent cond. no repairs
needed. M. S. Johnson, 316
Pine St. Marietta.

2 auto. hog waterers, $5 ea.,
3 disc tiller plow, $25.00; 1 L.
A. John Deere tractor, fair
running cond. for sale. J.
D. Dyer, Rt. 1, Braselton.

H. C. power unit B model,
complete with clutch and gear
box for AC combine, just had
new rings and valve job. Can
be used on tractor or any-
thing needs this size unit, no
junk, $100.00. L. L. Garrett,
Barnesville.

Rotary hoe with 3 point
hitch for Ford tractor also
cotton duster for Ford trac-
tor, both in good cond. W. 8S.
Bellamy, Luthersville.

1953 Jeep, 4 wheel drive
with full cloth top and mud
grip tires, equipped with po-
wer take-off and belt pulley,
3 point hitch, front - end
weights, and heater, clean in-
side and out. H. M. Arnold,







Ir Monroe, Ph. 267-6251.

Ne hae ee a eS ek Nat tae



Intn] 45 hay twine baler,
late model, good cond., also

McCormick side delivery rake, |

like new. Peter Hodkinson,
Pearidge, Cornelia, Ph. 778 -
4678.

Heavy duty 1 H. wagon,
never used much, complete
with body, brakes, spring seat
and fair leather harness. See.

A. J. Henry Davis, Rt. 1, Frank-

lin.

Horse drawn Cole planter,
good cond., new fertilizer hop-
per, A - 1 shape, all plates,
$25.00; 19 in. Wood cut - off
saw and mandel and belt in
good shape, $10.00; No. 151
dise plow for Cub Farmall
tractor, no disc, pull type,
Bal, complete, $25.00. Henry
Aderhold, Rt. 2, Stone Moun-
tain, 3 mi. N. of Stone Mtn.).

Model 7 - A, 3 HP rototiller,
Clinton long life engine, mo-
del 23, 4 HP self - propelled
tiller, long life engine. Both
in new cond. also 2 chain
saws, demonstrators, ne W
chains. B. P. Casteel,
Clairmont Rd. Decatur.
ME 4-4562.

Farmall

Ph,

mower machine,

\fast hitch, fits only Farmall

latest tractors, 7 ft. blade, al-
so extra blade, Value, $300;
sell for half price. Charlie
Weathers, Rt. 2, Loganville.

Good hot water boiler and
stoker now in use heating
chicken houses, excellent
cond. for sale. Tom Tolliver,
Rt. 1, Rocky Face.

1952 J. D. model B tractor,
No. 402 trailer type disc plow
with remote cylinder, 2 row
cult. .and planters, newly
painted and ist class shape.
Sammie King, Rt_1, Cedar-
town. Ph. 1538 - J.

AC No. 5 mower for B. C,
or CA Allis Chalmers, good
cond., $125.00; o.n e 2 bottom
plow for CA Super C Intnl,
good cond., $90.00. M. E. Dil-
lard, Rt. 4, Cochran, Ph. WE
4-2530.

Super A Farmall tractor
with 3 dise tiller, dbl. disc
harrow, cultivators, planters,
good 5 ft. mower, $975.00;
would sell planters and mow-
er separate aes
Scott, Adairsville, Ph. 234-
1595 (Rome).

Massey Harris No. 16 Pacer
tractor with PTO cultivator,
26 in. dise plow, B & B harrow
and Dozer blade, all just like
new, $1,200.00. W. O. South-
aoe Rt. 2, Austell, Ph. 948-
9424. : -

One 66 Allis Chalmers com-
bine with remote ram, motor
and straw chopper, for sale.
J. L. Westbrook, Ila.

30 tooth drag _ harrow,
emory elec. with pully wheel
wrenches for tractor cuttaway,
24 in. disc harrow, 8 dise used
disc, also belly plow for Cub,
tire for cub tractor, 2 foot at-
tachments, points and plows
for cub. Mrs. C. C. Beckham,
Rt. 5, Elberton. Ph. 375 M.

TD 14 Intn Bulldozer in
A-1 cond. priced cheap. Mar-
vin Peed, Butler. Ph. UN
23785. (Day).

2 Jeeps with 4 wheel drive,
both good running cond., and
clean, good tires and good
bodies, new paint job, new
windshield and seats, for
sale. J. Bb. Hogue, Sr. 2:0;

















Box 161, Gordon. Ph. 2762.



Bolens power Ho garden
tractor, Versa - Matie drive,
with 3-1/2 HP Briggs and S.
engine; 1 ea. sickle bar mo-
wer, cultivator, disc harrow,
turning plow, lay off plow.
Good cond., used 1 season,
$100.00 or trade for cow. Van
McKibben, Jonesboro. Phone
478-6441.

_ Two 2 H. wagons with bod-
ies in good cond., cheap. R. H.
Freeman, Forsyth. Ph. 3524.
John Deere B tractor, 8 disc
harrow, 4 disc tiller, drag har-
row, wooden trailer, and cut-

off saw. A. F. Jones, Rt. 1,
Milner.

Intnl1 Crawler T6 tractor,
J. Deere A and B tractors, 6
disc plow. side rake, 20 disc
harrows, New Holland baler,
Case combine, Hammer Mill,
dual wheel tractor wagon. E.
K. Mann, Newnan.









1882:



MARKET BULLETIN _

- DeLaval milking ~ machin

3 complete units, compressor

and 3 pails, in good shape,
$225.00. Floyd Keith, Rt. 1,
Hogansville. Ph. 6701.

200 used P-16 tube poultry
feeders, good cond., price rea-
sonable. B. Leon Reese, Rt. 1,
Norwood. Ph. HO 5-3700.

440 gal. Zero vacuum bulk
milk tank, 2 HP Copeland
compressor, 2 yrs. old, $1,-
700.00; SP - 11 Surge, 4 unit,
vacuum pump, $150.00. Floyd
Jenkins, Rt. 1, Box 387, Fair-
burn, Ph. 964-4134.

1949 Ford tractor with
hydraulic lift, complete with
2 dise turner, Bush and Bog
harrows and sub = soiler, 3
tires in new cond., one in fair,
$550. Edward West, Rt. 1,
Canton.

6 row cotton duster, good
cond., works on Ford or John
Deere tractor, $55.00. Cannot
deliver. No letters answered.
W. J. McDaniel, Zebulon, Ph.
LO. 7-8664.

Sawmill in running shape,
ready to saw, complete with
twin motor, run with fuel,
reasonably priced. EHferd
Wade, Rt. 1, Alto. :

16 dise John Deere, 8 point
lift, harrow, $135.00; 2 disc
Ferguson, 3 point lift, plow,
$75.00; 8 disc King Plow, pull
type harrow, $100.00. A. S.
Williams, 2673 McAfee Rd.,
Decatur, Ph. MA. 7-3043.

1951 Chevrolet, 1 ton, stake
truck, good cond. single
wheels, good tires and motor,
$275.00. Howard Reid, Rt. 1,
Carrollton, Ph. TE. 2-8897 af-
ter 6 PM. ;

Used Tygart 6 row cotton
duster, good cond. mounting
bracket for Ford or Super A
Farmall tractor, $65.00. Can
be seen at my home. R.. :
Skinner, Rt. 1, Winder.

1952 Ford tractor, motor re-
built, good tires, complete with
bush and bog harrow, two 14
in. bottom plows, nearly new
set of cultivators and 20 pan
disc. $1,250.00. E. C. Michael,
279 Dodgen Rd., Mableton. Ph.
946 - 2205 (Austell).

Planter and distributor for
130, 140, Cub, C - A 1 row
Intn] Farmall tractor, $125;
24 ft. Redhead elevator, Wisc.







air cooler motor for corn,
small grain, baled hay $500;
case ammer mill, 14 in.

screen, 3 new screens, $100.
and sacker. John Goldin, Rt. 2,
Pesala: Ph. 562 - 3463 after

Chicken battery, good cond.,
could be used for quail, chic-
ens, etc., $10.00; H. L. Wil-
son, 1369 Brocket Rd., Rt. 2,
Se Mountain, Ph. HI. 3 -

Allis Chalmers forage har-
vester with PTO, and row
corp and grass attach., $525;
also, blower and pipe, $350.00
or will trade for Super A.
Farmall tractor. Located 3 mi.
from Powder Springs, off o:
Marietta and Powder Springs
Hwy. No. 5. M. C. Henderson,
Rt. 5, Box 34, Austell.

1953 Ferguson 30 Wagner
end loader, 3 point hitch doz-
ier blade; 1948 WC Allis
Chalmers cultivators,
ers, tiller, harrow, peanut
weeder, drag harrow, tree
planter; sawmill outfit, UD -
14 I. H. motor, Corley 395
mill, Corley Jr. edger, log
cart, belts, ete. C. L. Lang-
ham, (Bastonville), Rt. 2,
Warrenton. d

DeLavel 6 can milk cooler,
$100.00; DeLaval (cow to can)
milker single unit, late model,
$150.00. Both in excel. cond.
Also, 7 good, 10 gal, milk
cans, $5.00 ea. Edgar A.
phemes Jefferson, Ph. 367-

530.

3 IHC model 52 combines,
one with Y-69 Continental
power unit and 2 with PTO
drive, one is in good running
cond., one needs minor re~
pairs and other is salvage, all
for $200.00. Mrs. R. H. Payne,
McDonough, Ph. 423-3435.

Sears Roebuck 3/4 HP deep
well jet pump, prac. n 6 w,
$100.00; also, approx. 130 ft.













plastic pipe, additional. Guy}
W. Hembree. Rt. 2, Villa Rica,

Ph, 259-3213,





er, $45.00;

f|HP Briggs motor. M

plant- |

with hydraulic lift. Wi






1954 MJ John De
tor with side mower,
cond., tires and batt
most new, $950.00. M
J. Ray, 3700 Cascade |
to Rd., SW, Atlanta
964-7904.

Farmall Cub tractor,

fer, tiller, disc plow,

mowing mach., in goo
reasonable. Mrs, L. W.
Rt. 2, Franklin, Ph. 3
(Roopville).

300 gal. Girton -bulk
3 HP compressor with s
and switch; also, 3
Laval Milking machin
fus Hardage, 786 Ke
Ave., Marietta, Ph. 42

Metal utility trai
good cond., $25.00. M:

Gillespie, Box 277, 252

Victoria St., Commerce.
Allis Chalmers cotton

fer with Tupelo spindles

CA tractor with all a
parts. Both in excele
F. C. Drexel, Ellabell,
3~2567. 2

Blue, 6 row cotton
used one yr., in perfec
$60.00. E. A. Murray
Walnut St., Louisvi
MA, 5-7229. :

10 steel farowing
new paint, $50 ea.; 3
hole, hog feeders,
crates, $70.00 ea.; 21,
hole, hog feeders, use
$50.00 ea.; 100 tube t
ken feeders, $1.00

i , waterers, $
Beacham Dr., Athens,
6-6379. ee

Farmail A tractor,
tors, planters, side mo
mowing mach., $400.00;
Chev., 1/2 ton ruc
wheel base, 2 speed real
$350.00. Samuel Sherw
1, McDonough. __

1/2 ton pick-up tru
model, $175.00; also, |
1952 model Ford truc
cattle bodies, $350.00
Robinson, Rt. 4, Carrollt

McCormick Deering
42-R McCot
Deering combine, $95.0
M. Kuhike, 403 Berck
Rd., Augustas. 3-135 28
Equip. for raisin
broiler chicks, inclu
flying saucer gas broode
tube feeders and 16, e!
automatic waterers for w
ing baby chicks, used 5 ft
Mrs. Jennett Sims, 104
cent Ave., Rome. 4

Blacksmith forage with
tor, one blower and |
tongs, hand post drill p
wood. lathe, cross cut saw
ft. long 14 in wide, cony
belt, jig - saw table and
tor, 3/4 water pump, 4
Tsau
Robinson, 1297 Divie FE
Jonesboro. ae

1956 Massey Harris
bine, 90 Special, self-
ed with Chrysler indu:
engine, 14 ft. cut, in_
cond. Will deliver up

mi. No letters. James
Campbell, Douglasville,
WH. 2-2569. E

5 row cotton duster in
cond., mule drawn, also,
drawn hay rake. Locate
mi. E. of Woodbury.

L. Long, Rt. 2, Woodb

Subsoil, $35.00; fert
distributor, $35.00: set of
tivators, Gee - Whiz,
good cond., $75; 2 dise
needs new dise, $50.00,
equip. fits Super A. Fai
Graham, Rt. 1, Danielsv

Heavy duty tractor sm
ing har,, needs some re
$75.00; new Idea tractor n
er, used very little,
cond; $175.00; C,. 7A. 4
Chalmers, 2 row, front m@
ed cultivators, good cond.
William G. Ison, Brooks.


































Chalmers combine,
with straw scattering
and pick - up fingers.
anson, Rt. 1, Rutledge.

Chalmers model 60
pp combine, i
ready to run, Henry
Clermont, Ph. 4-7731,

el 140 Letz feed mill
er in good cond.; 10
Hammer mill, in fair cond.
a for sale. Oscar Stewart,
inder Ph, 867-2689.

d radiator and motor
to fit model B or C AI-
Chalmers tractor, or will
A. C. combine power unit;
anters and fert. dis-
tor for model C. Allis
Imers, for sale. B. A.
ieley, Thomaston, Ph. 647-


















































ruck tractor and Low Boy
yrus pan, 6 - 8 yd., air
pressor, 5th wheel for
ler, Mrs. Earl Stevenson,
| 240, Royston, Ph. 8740. -

wheel farm wagon on rub-














4 wheel farm wagon, no
flat body, new paint,
0. H. F. Robinson, Rt. 1,
aces :

ew Oliver peanut weeder
(Oliver rowcrop 60; trailer
dbl. bottom plow, 6 in.
| tread; trailer type, 2 disc,
wv; 24 in. Meadows corn-
, wood frame; V-6 Intnl.
FIP unit; 1947 Oliver trac-
30 in. ballbearing steel
dows cornmill. John :
, Rt. 1, Box 175, Hazle-
t.

H. turning plow, like new,
xv blade, all cheap. Mrs.
ry Mullen, Rt. 2, Lyerly.

36 Chevrolet, 1/2 ton,
-up truck, $150.00. Mrs.
taan Hill, 740 Jefferson St.,
isville, Ph. UN. 6-6286.

implex, 6 row, cotton dust-
fittings
tor, in good shape, $85.00.
. McCrary, Leslie, Ph. TR.
$50. f









































*



ully power take-off for
4 tractor, belt and cord-
d saw on table, complete,
(00. J. M. Cantrell, Rt. 1,
der Springs, Ph. 943-2671.

lis Chalmers D-12, com-
@ with Covington planters,
sburgh cultivators, Allis
Imers front mounted cul-
tor, 6 ft. pick-up harrow,
ise plow, sub - soiler, Bush

Bog harrow, Holland 2

pepper setter. Can be
. at my farm. Bennie
es, Rt. 1, Woodbury.

C 60 combine, pow. take-
drive, good shape, $400.00;
h} Chevrolet truck, 1-1/2
panel body, 1961 tag,
5.00. J. E. Sikes, Rt. 2,
nesville, Ph. 661R4.

ket of planters for John
re M. tractor, in good
j. A. J. Johnson, Grayson,
TH, $-3874 (Lawrence-
p2).

iall 4 ft. chain saw, $100;
tor dump rake, rubber
is, $40.00. C. Y. Donaldson,
iL N, Shallowford Rd.,
mblee, Ph. GL. 7-7192.

) in. hammermill with 25
6 in., endless belt, $40.00;
, PTO pully for 1951 Ford
tor, $30.00. Both in good
4. Hoyt Carey, Box 194,
iston, Ph. 7957.

ood 1/3 HP well pump
\iplete with 40 gal. tank,
valve, jet and pipe, $50.00.
ah Pasley, 700 Brookwood
Thomaston, Ph. 7-3639.

ohn Deere H. tractor,
iter, cultivator, harrow
tiller with seeder. R o y
ister Biles, 1009 W. Poplar
Griffin, Ph. 8-8431.

957 CA Allis Chalmers
tor, 2 row planter, dbl.
ion harrow, 2 dise bot-
. plow, cut - away harrow,
harrow, 2 row cultiva-
of defenders, side
ae belt pulley
ass cond., 4











































with flat body, $175.00;|J. T

for Farmall C.}




85 eg, hot water

_ 85 egg cap. elec. ho
}incubator, $22.50; 150 egg cap.
elec. hot water incubator, $30;





one deck elec. brooder, $12.50;
Ford 2 row cultivator, $37.50;
weed burner, $7.50. W. C.
Paes Snellville, Ph. TH. 3-

Covington planter, 2. yrs.
old, $40.00; horse Taylorway,
3 yrs. old; W. H. McNeal, Rt.
4, Gainesville.

ood} David Bradley roto spader,

like new, has been used about
10 hrs., has 4-1/2 HP some
equipment with it, reasonably
priced. C. C. Hughes, 2311 Lo-

cust Lane, S. E., Atlanta 15.

Cole corn planter, excel.
cond., reasonable. Lewis P.
Rowan, Rt. 2, McDonough, Ph.
423 - 4032.

Dairy equip.: 12 H. Lookout
boiler; 100 gal. pasturizer,
stainless steel; 2 Aerators; 2
cappers; 400 gal. sweet water
box; 3 H. compresser; 5 H.
compressor; milk pump; 2
Bryan pumps; cream separa-
tor; 75 cases of round bottles.
J. A. Pace, c/o Paces Dairy,
Rt. 4, Marietta, Ph. 428-2012.

Poultry equip.: cooler, 6 x
8 ft.; Kinco egg washer; Kin-
co egg grader; power sprayer.
i Green, Rt. 2, Stone
Mountain, Ph. 469 - 6002.

Good 2 H wagon, breast
chains included, $24.95 or will
exch, for Bush and Bog har-
row and pay difference. C. H.
King, Rt. 1, Temple.

7 ft. Massey Harris com-
bine with 4 cyl. Wisconsin mo-
tor, no junk, in A-1 cond. W.
P. Henderson, Griffin, Ph.

2046. ;
F,| 40 AR Wood, 1,000 cap., gas

brooders, used but like new,
for sale at 1/2 of wholesale
price. E, P. Riley, 810 Chero-
kee Rd., NE, Gainesville, Ph.
LE. 4-5441.

jold,k ress-4 and.d plan-

Equipment





WANTED
Want to trade -950 Ford
V-8 one-half ton pick-up

truck, stake body, good tires,
rebuilt engine for John Deere
M. tractor, 1949 - 1950 model.

Elbert F. Bradley, Rt. 1, Wa-

co.

Want out side bulk feed
bin for broiler house, up to
8 ton cap. Tom E. Bowers, Rt.
1, Royston, Ph. 8803.

Want power syrup mill of
large capacity. Bob Rollins,
Ringgold.

Want an overshot water
wheel, not Jess than 10 ft. or
more than 15 ft. in diameter
(narrow one). P. M. Dearing,
Box 8, Covington.

Want complete Hyd. blade
for a D-2 Caterpillar tractor;
also, want winch for same
tractor. Robert Taylor, La-
Grange, Ph. TU. 4-5336.

Want John Deere L. A. trac-
tor, fair to good cond. State
what equipment you have, and
price; also, want garden trac-
tor. Letters answered. W. R.
Cunningham, PO Box 93, Bos-
ton.

Want mower for Allis Chal-
mers G. tractor or light pull
type. State lowest cash price.
Ralph H. Davis, Rt. 2, Buena
Vista.

Want Intnl., 1 row corn
binder in good cond. J. Ken-
neth Culpepper, Cordele.

Want John Deere tractor
wagon in good cond, Prefer-
ably with sides for hauling
cotton. C. E. Harris, Monroe,
Ph, 267-4271.

Want planters with fertili-
zer distributor for 1950 John














S. McDonald, Rt. 5, Box 141,
Austell, Ph. 948-9486 (no col-
lect calls).

Want several pig creep
feeders in good cond., within
50 miles State make and price.
E, P. Drezel, Rt. 3. Tifton.

_ Want cultivator for Ford
tractor with 3 noint hook-up.
Call. Carter Kindred, 1952



















irburn Rd. S. Atlanta.
4 Pi




- Want

Deere MT 2 row, tractor, M. $150

for D. C, Case tractor, wagon
type forage body for wagon
or truck; also 6 side opening
parlor stalls for milking par-
lor. C. J. Hendrix, Jr., Rt. 3,
Alpharetta.

Want 1H. drag pan. B. A.
See Stone Mountain. Ph.

Want one 7 ft. tandem
smoothing harrow in g 0 od
shape. J. R. Harris, Rt. 1, Tal-
lapoosa.

_ Want good 100 gal. pasteur-
izer and other equip., boiler,
bottler, small homogenizer and
etc, State what you have. W.
O. Vickery, Meansville, Ph.
647 ~- 5572 (Thomaston).

_ Want Cub tractor, row cul-

tivator complete for rear of
tractor. H. L. Wilson,
Brocket Rd., Rt. 2,



Stone

Mountain, Ph. HI. 3-6140.

Want spray outfit suitable
for spraying pecan trees. Must
be in godd cond. J. D, Waters,
Macon, Ph.. SH. 3-2917.

Want sawmill complete with

edger. State price and loca-

tion. Royce Pealock, Rt. 1, Su-
wanee, Ph. 434-5698.

Want outdoor belt or chain
elevator suitable for convey-
ing hay or other material from
ground to loft of barn. J. J.
Scott, Scottdale, Ph. DR. 8-
1721 (Atlanta).

Want elec. post drill, metal
turn lay, jig - saw and small
automatic a ir compressor.
Must be reasonably priced.
State what you have and
price in first letter. Must be
within 100 mi. radius. Letters
answered. W. F. Sexton, Min-
eral Spring Road, Dalton.

Want small steam engine,
not above 10 H. P. Advise
what you have and _ price.
John F. Moss, Rt. 1, Box 175,
Hazlehurst. :

Want 1 ton feed mixer com-
plete with elec. motor. C. A,
Anderson, 1573 So. Lumpkin
St. Athens.

Want small or med. size
Cider press, or consider lard
press. Give full description
and price. Jesse E. Rutland,
FRD 1, Tifton.

Want 15 ton truck scale with

recording type beam, prefer,

located in So. Ga. Would con-
sider without beam. State age,
price a nd_ serial number.
Must be in excellent cond. C.
M. Pippen, Jr., Rt. 2, Albany.

Want Farmall cub tractor
with or without harrow. Send
particulars. and price. F. C.
Rossey, Box 113, Jackson, Ph.
7045 (on weekends only).

Want power trol. cylinder
with hose for John Deere A
tractor. State price and cond.
Frank T. Compton, P. O. Box
133, Comer.

Want 2 Intnl Cotton Pick-
ers in good cond. See, write,
or call, M. Whitehead, c/o
Whitehead & Dickens, Wat-
kinsville, Ph. So. 9-5192.

drill, used (badly
worn is all right), but must
be in operating cond. Seed and
Fertilizer combination. G. C.
Harwell, 600 Ave., C, W e st
Point.

Want late model mower for
3 point Ford hook-up. Give
description, include blade
length and price. G. M. An-
derson, 148 Mt. Vernon Dr.
Decatur.

Livestock

FOR SALE



Cattle

Young Hereford bull calf,
7 mos. old, can be registered,

50. E. P. Drexel, Rt. 3,
Tifton. Ph. 1052W1

Reg. Guernsey male, 2-1/2
yrs. old, deep red with plent
white, has been dehorned,
has ring in nose, wt. around
1100 lbs. Sure breeder. H.
Thurmond, Farmington.

2 nice, Reg. polled Here-
ford males ready for service.
Price reasonable. J. H. Ste~



phens, P, O. Box 247, Social

Circle.




Want rear wheels and rims|







Reg. Ayershire heifer, bred
to freshen this Fall, top
bloodlines and extra good
tvpe and production - behind
them, direct from the top
herds in top Ayershire sec-
tion. C. J. Hendrix, Jr., Rt. 3,
Alpharetta.

Dairy herd with 478 lb.
base (with Pet Milk), and
all equipment, for sale. C. S.
Fisher, Rt. 1, McDonough.
Ph. No. code 404 423-3722.

Reg. Angus. bull, FFA pro-
ject, very gentle, 2 yrs. old,
wt. 1,000 lbs. Eileenmere
bloodlines for sale. Nathan
Van Auken, Rt. 1, Box 147,
Fairburn. (4 mi, Ea. Union
City, Hwy. 138.)

8 Angus brood cows, some

oe,
W. H. Hearn, 6900 Campbell-
ton Rd. Atlanta 11. Ph. 344-

1369 | go46

Nice young polled Hereford
bull, entitled to Reg. wt.
about 800 or 900 Ibs., good
eolor and well built, 2 yrs.
old; 3$200;; Cx A. Patrick;
Dooling.

_ Cow and calf for sale, $75.
Joe Carswell, Rt. 3, Hwy. 17,
Toccoa.

. Dbl. standard Reg. polled
Hereford bulls, 8 and 14 mos.
old; Reg. heifer, 9 mos. old,
sired by Mischief Domino, R-
50. Roy Goddard, Rt. 2, Li-
thonia, Ph. 482-8433.

Dbl. Reg. polled whiteface
bull, 3 yrs. old, excel. herd
bull, $200.; Holstein and
Guernsey cross cow, fresh in
with 2nd calf, half Whiteface,
$185. Charles H. Dobbs, 3667
Bouldercrest Rd., Conley, Ph.
MA. 7-0005.

2 Reg. polled Hereford bulls,
one calved Feb..12, 1960, oth-
er calved Mar. 20, 1960, $150.
ea. J. Bert Poole, Warrenton.

Reg. Ayreshires: one bull,
4 cows and one heifer. calf,
Lippitt and Ardrossan blood-
lines. C. D. Ledford, c/o
Ridgevue Farm, Rt. 1, Box
182, Cleveland.

65 Whiteface cattle for sale.
John Goldin, Temple Rt. 2,
Draketown, Ph. 562-3463.

Guernsey cow for sale,
$100. Mrs. Jessie Harrison,
Rt. 1, Box 142. Jonesboro, Ph.
GR. 8-9412.

22 mo. old Reg. polled
Hereford range bull, no creep
or other than. pasture, from

performance herd. Joe W.
Butler, c/o Forest Lodge
Farms, Rt. 1, Camilla, Ph.
336-3516.

Reg. Angus bulls, ready for
light service, calfhood vacci-
nated, from clean herd and
out of good bloodlines. F. W.
Phillips, c/o Westover Farms,
Kennesaw, Ph. 428-2959
(Marietta).

Short coupled, stocky built,
Reg. de-horned Hereford bull,
calved April 23, 1950, halter
broken. Selling to prevent in-
breeding. Carl Roberts, Ball
Ground.

6 dbl. standarc polled
Hereford bulls, of Advance
Domino breeding, well mark-

ed and ready for medium ser-| J. S, 41)

vice, 4-16 mos. old, all good
herd sire prospects, reasona-
ble priced. John B. Smith,
Cleveland Rd. Dalton, Ph.
BR. 8-3705 after 6:30 PM.

2 Reg. Aberdeen Angus
bulls, 1 and 3 yrs. old, cham-
pionship bloodlines. Selling
to prevent inbreeding, rea-
sonably priced. R. A. Whitak-
er, Rt. 1, Box 328, Jonesboro,
Ph. GR. 8-6727,

Horned Hereford bull, Lar-
ry Domino championship
bloodlines, outstanding quali-

ties, 25 mos. old, $250. M. C.
Roberts, Ball Ground, Ph.
735-3338.

5 dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
bulls, 11-15 mos. old, well
marked, large for age, from
good bloodlines, and from a
Certified herd. Harry A.
Wasden, MD, Quitman.

Small foundation Reg.
Holstein dairy herd: young,
high producing herd of 29
cows, 10 open and 10 bred
heifers. Herd is on DHIA and

W.| bred for years ABS. Cows are

mostly Reg. Holsteins with
papers in order. Milch cows
and Foremost Base will go as
unit and choice of heifers. J.
S. Wilson, Monticello, Ph.
3691 evenings,

in calf, $150. ea. Mrs.jN



Perkins, Ri. 1,.Guyton, >





PA






Swine

_ Yorkshire boar, 15 mos. old,

fine service hog, also York:
shire, Landrace and Hamp-=
shire shoats. W. M._ Coche
ran, 2986 Covington Rd. De-j
catur. A Goa che re ed

pee SS Se eee

20 shoats, wt. 40 lb. aver=
age, $10. ea, my farm, 5 mi,
West Metter near 46-57 cross
Hwy. Edenfield, Rt. 3, Box
177, Metter. Ph. MU 5-1083,

Purebred Landrace and
Black P. C. meat type swine
of all ages. From Nationally
recognized bloodlines. Weane
ling pigs, well started with
all shots, from either breed,
$35. ea; slightly cheaper in
larger quantities. Farm U. S,
0. 1, between Baxley-Alma,
Windle Taylor, Alma. Ph,
623-4384. yi

Reg. Berkshire pigs,




far-

-rowed Feb., Mch. and April,

$25. ea; also gilts ready to
breed, $70. ea; Treated for
cholera and erysipelas, Reg.
buyers name, shipped FOB.
Contact for bloodlines. Mar-
vin H. Gravit, Rt. 1, c/o Twin
Maples Farm, Duluth. : Z

Reg. meat type Hampshire
pigs, born Feb. 24, treated
and free of disease. Good se~
lection from good bloodlines,
$25. ea. and up. No letters,
C. G. Studstill, Rt. 1, East~
man. Ph. 374-3908. :

Purebred Duroc pigs, 1
wks. old, treated for cholera
and Reg. .buyers name, sired
by Grand Champion boar at
Columbus Fair, $25. ea. Hal-
lie Taunton, Rt. 1, Butler. Ph,
UN 2-4022.

Duroc boars and. gilts, i

mos. old, $18. or $20. ea,
Reg.; 1 gilt, 3-1/2 mos. old,
$24. or $26. Reg. Frederick
Zipperer, Rt. 1, Box 182, Guy-
ton. (15 Mi. SE Guyton on
Hwy. 30).

Reg. Berkshire pigs, all

meat type, from leading
bloodlines, farrowed in Feb-
ruary. Wt. 75-80 Ibs. S. Y,
Sosebee, Rt. 1, Demorest (1
mi. No. Habersham Mills).

21 good Hampshire-York=
shire - Poland China pigs,
mixed. 6 wks. old May 10th.
Also 8 Berkshire-P.C. pigs,
for sale June 7th. My place,
Birmingham - Crabapple Rd,
1 mi. So. Birmingham, Ga.
W. M. Neese, Rt. 4, Alpha-
retta. Ph. GR 5-4101. i

Berkshire boars and gilts
from Production Registry lite
ter, treated and from disease
free herd, Reg. buyers name,
$30. ea. John Purvis, Char-
ing. :

Purebred Tamworths, ex-=
ceptionally good males, ready
for service, also good selec=
tion gilts. No disease, good
length, depth, color and large
litters. Reasonable .prices
Mrs. Chas. Baldwin, c/o ~
Chas. Baldwin Farm. Suwa-
nee. Ph. 434-7527.

P. C. Pigs, weaning age,
8-12 wks. old, good blood-
lines and large litters, $25.
ea. E. P. Drexel, Rt. 3, Tif-
ton, on 1052W1 (located on



at A ee ees
Black P.C. pigs, treated for
cholera and erysipelas an
Reg. buyers name. W. T. Jen=
nings, Rt. 2, Americus.

Purebred Durocs, 4 mo. old,
either sex, life treated, beg
of breeding, $25. to $35. ea,
with papers. Marvin New= |
some, Sandersville. Ph. 3856

Reg. SPC boar shoat, best
bloodlines, long meat type,
out of litter of 10 pigs. Make
fine herd boar. See at my |
place. George Ferguson, Rt.
1, Cave Spring. \

Service age males an
weanling pigs, wormed an
treated and Reg. in United
Assn., Reg. in buyers name.
Of Top quality and guaran~
teed. J. H. Donaldson, Rt. 1,
Fort Valley. (7 mi. East on
State Rt. 96).

Horses, Mules & Ponies

Good riding mare, gentle
for children $150.; also pure~
bred Black Angus bull, good
cond., 26 mos. old, $175. W.
H, Williams, Marietta. Ph,
427-2242. at

Buckskin gelding, good con=

formation, suitable for ladies
to ride, or for children. Claude







































PAGE SIX _



__ Livestock
See FOR SALE

Sep:



Horses, Mules & Ponies

~ Mexican male burro, 6 yrs.
old, with 2 sets of harness
nd saddle. Will ride and do
ight work. M. S. McDonald,
. 5, Box 141, Austell. Ph.
48-9486 (no collect calls).

- Shetland ponies all sizes
and colors, for sale. Terms if
desired. M. A. Duncan, New-
nan. Ph. AL 3-0715 (Day).

One stallion, 1 filly, yr. old,

mare to foal in about 90

lays. J. M. Allen, 172 Vidal

oulevard, Decatur. Ph. DR.
5



5 Shetland ponies, nice

tarting herd. Make offer. W.
. Partridge, Rt. 1, Norcross.
h.. 448-3568.

- Welsh pony and stud colt,



T mos. old, small Shetland
mare, light brown Shetland
- filly, also sorrell Shetland

proven stallion. All with light
manes and tails. G. W. Col-
ins, 3292 Mountain Dr. De-
gatur. Ph. BU 9-7889.

Nice red saddle mare, about

: ME lbs. 5 yrs. old, $160.; sad-

Je and bridle, $40.; also
are will work to cart. M. H.
Gallaway, Sr., Union Point.
h. HU. 9-2071.

' Large black Shetland pony
nd 2 seated red and black

buggy with bicycle wheels,
also harness, bridle and sad-

dle, $235. for outfit. Lamar
idgeway, Bethlehem, (Bar-
row Co.).

2 small Shetland ponies, 1
Buckskin gelding, broke, 1
sorrel stud with white mane
and tail. Reasonable, or trade
for cattle. M. L. Frey, 5755
Memorial Dr. Stone Moun-
tain. Ph. 443-7370.

Deep col. red mare, wt. 700
bs. 7 yrs. old, foal within
0 days, bred to Palomino
Shetland stallion, $200. at
arm. Dolph Williams, Cedar-

wn.
*h. 1163 M.
Black male shetland pony,

~ saddle, bridle. cart and har-

ness, $225.

i Robt. Moseley,
Rt. 1, Ellenwood. Ph. GR 4-
4216.

Shetland pony Stud, sor-
rel with flax mane and tail,

$175. W. F. Horton, Boulder-

_ orest Dr. Conley. Ph. 622-
4020.



prices. Earl R.
: Pelioviship Rd. Tucker.

old, 5 gaited,

_ skin, wavy mane

_ Mrs. Julia Herndon, Rt.

SC
Shetland ponies, colts, geld-
ines, mares, some heavy in
oal, one with colts by side,
$75. and up. Howard Hughes,
Waco. Ph. Le 7-3166.

All types gentle,

gaited
horses for sale

resonable
Doak, 2151
Ph.

3-9611.

a

Black Tenn. Walker mare,
- Old, Reg. excellent
reeding,, gentle for riding.
Pastured out from Atlanta).
. K. Purnell, 2381 Bradcliff
ourt, N. E., Atlanta 6.

Female burro, foal in about
60 days, gentle and can plow
garden, $75. del. or $65. at
my farm. J. C. Otwell. Rt. 4,
Newnan. Ph. AL 3-1216.

Shetland stallion, 3 yrs. old
2 me high, --$125::>- mare

etland, 2-1/2 yrs. old, 42
in. high $150.: 6 yr. old mare
Shetland, bred, $250.: also
Pony cart and harness for
sale. J. ae tumess Rite ls,
Bloomingdale. Ph. SH 8-4072.

Miniature Shetland red
and white mare pony, 11 mos.
old, partly broken for sale.
Mrs. E. J. Roberts, 232 West








78rd _ St., Savannah. Ph. EL
4-4950
Mules and saddle horses.

for sale, my place, 5 mi. SW
Soperton. L. R. Walden, Rt. 2,
Box 45, Soperton,

8 yr. old mare, wt. 1400 lbs.
work anywhere, perfect cond.
priced reasonably. Warren
-Wishon, Rt. 4, Beardtown Rd.
Ellijay.

Reg. Albino stallion, 3 yrs.
ep gentle, quiet
disposition, unusually intelli-
gent, snow white with pink
\ and tail
(fine for Parade and Shows).
1,

Suwanee. _

pointment.

old Shetland

ponies, halter broke, large
enough for 8 or 9 yr. child,
$75. ea; 2 yr. old dapple mare
with white mane and tail,
$100. Alvah Pasley, 1700
Brookwood. Dr. Thomaston.
Ph. MI 17-3639.

Nice, small brown pony
with bridle and saddle, gen-
tle, no bad habits, suitable
for small children, $150. John
H. Esco, Rt. 1, Grayson, Ph.
826-3482.

At Stud: Georgia Rambler,
Tenn. Walking Horse, very
good bloodlines, ready for
service; also young stud, 2
yrs. old. Mike Reilly, Rt. 1,
Colbert. Ph. St: 8-7373.

At Stud: Bandar, Reg. Ara-
bian chestnut stallion, proven
sire of outstanding quality
foals. Noble Bloodlines, ex-
cellent conformation, head,
disposition, stamina. Off-
spring registered. Call for ap-
Mrs. Val Beaty,
4289 Flat Shoals Rd. Decatur.
Ph. BU 9-0173.

Sheep and Goats

Toggenburg doe, very good
milker (av, so far this yr.,
12.0 lbs per day); also Reg.
French Alpine doe, freshen-
ed March 27, 1961 for Ist
time, and, at Stud: Reg:
French Alpine buck for very
good stock. F. H. Millerd, Rt.
2, Mars Hill Rd. Acworth. Ph.
WE 4-6012.

One very fine Alpine buck,
born Feb. 20, 1961. sired by
Star B Herlindo Del Norte
FA 6668-Al 25253. Naturally
hornless. Can register. Ready
for light service in early Fall,
$45. Nellie M. Mingledorff,
Rt. 3, Douglas.

Two 1 yr.











3 milk goats now milking,
2 baby does and 1 grown
billy goat, $35. for lot. Mrs.
Cleo Wilkins, Rt. 3, Coving-
ton Rd. House No. 5702, Li-
thonia. :





34 crossbred ewe sheep and
1 Reg. Hampshire ram, fresh
shorn, for sale at bargain. B.
O. Carter, Rt. 4, Box 204 C,
Griffin.

25 milk goats, mostly Nu-
bian, sev. fine young does to
freshen soon, also some nice
large, young wethers. 12 mi.
West Dalton at Gordon
Springs. Harris Crawford,
Rocky Face.

Nice Toggenburg milk goat,
freshened Feb. 26th, also
male kids, 2 mos. old. J. E.
Sarratt, 1165 Hollywood Rd.
N.W. Atlanta 18. Ph. SY 4-
0203 (after 5:30 PM).

Sev. grade Nubian kids of
varying ages, sired by Chick-
aming Beppo Falcon, whose
dam ave. 11 lbs. on 305 day
test, $15. ea. for either sex.
Dr. H. Grady Young, P.
Box 858, Thomasville.

Hampshire sheep, 17 ewes,
1 Reg. ram and 8 lambs, old-
est about 6 yrs. old, for sale.
Henry Bowen, Clermont. Ph.
LE 4-7731.

Livestock

WANTED













Want 2 baby lambs. Mrs.
S. F. Robinson, 1297 Dixie
Hwy. Jonesboro.

Want exch. Angus bull to
prevent inbreeding. Full
blood, 1250 lbs., with calves
to prove his get. Want same
duality animal. G. C. Harwell,
600 Ave. C, West Point.

Want Tenn. Walking Horse
that can be shown in Juve-
nile Class. Miss Judy Haines,
2938 Erna Dr. Columbus.

Want 10 or 15 Reg. or pure-
bred White Face, Angus or
Shorthorn heifers, are bred
and showing or with calves by
side. State size, age and price.
Perry Barnes, Rt. 4, Camilla.
Ph. 6287.

Want bred Hampshire
swine, good breeding and
free of disease, purebred but
not necessarily to have pa-
pers. Within 100 mi. my place.
J. R. Harris, Rt. 1, Tallapoo-
sa.

Want 6 grade Jersey and
Guernsey heifers and 1 Guern_
sey bull, wt. 200 to 450 lbs,
No culls. State price per
pound at home or del. Rai-



ford L. Pruett, Rt. 3, Milan.





MARKET BULLETIN, oo
2 pr, 1960 Peafowls, $20.|

ant purebred polled Here-
(on Bile: Riley C. Couch, Se-
noia.

Want steers for beef, any
size, from 800 lbs. up, with-
in 75 mi. Toccoa. Raloh Dean,
Martin. Ph. 886-4327 (Toc-
coa).

Game & Fowl

FOR SALE



Northern Bobwhite quail
eggs, $10. C at farm. Packing
and shipping. extra. Per. No.
10. J. L. Tade, 1328 21st. St.
Columbus.

Bobwhite quail eggs, 1l5c
ea; day old quail, 25c ea;
booking orders for quail eggs
and baby quail now. Per. NO.



16. Curtis Hudson, Rt. 2,
Maysville.
Northern Bobwhite quail,

mated, $3. pr; Ringneck Doves
(breeders), $5. pr; chukar
partridges, mated, $6. pr., $8.~
50 trio. Ship Exp. Col. quail
and chukar eggs, 20c ea. ins.
parcel post. Per. 28. Send M.
O. Miss Eve Wallace, 716
Myrtle St. N. E., Atlanta 8.
Ph. TR 4-5152.

Bobwhite quail eggs, $20.
@=- day <old@binds, $30.16..4.
week old, $35.; 2 wks. $40.;
Ringneck pheasant eggs, $18.
C. Per. 14. T.-G. 0 Kelley,
Maysville. Ph. OL 2-2121.

Purebred Dutch rabbits,
Senior does, open, $3.; bred,
$4.; Cho. Black and Blue; al-
so young rabbits. W. R. Long,
P. O. Box 565, Woodstock. Ph.
GL 5- 6988.

Extra large 1960 Northern
Bobwhite breeder quail, wt.
up to 9 ounces, also hatching
eggs and day old, $35. C. Im-
proved 41 yrs. Also, will pay
$10. pr. for birds above 9-1/2
ounces. Per. 27. Wm. A.
Thomas, 421 Mark Bldg., Box
K, Atlanta. Ph. MU 8-0866.

1 male Peacock, $15.; also,
R. I. Reds, 2 hens laying and
rooster, good breeder stock, 1
yr. old, $5. or $2. ea. Cant
ship. Mrs. N. H. Lienemann,
Rt. 7, Mt. Pleasant Church
Rd. Macon. Ph. 4-58503.

Bobwhite quail eggs and
young chicks. Per. 22. W. W.
Brennan, 207 So. Lee St.,
Americus. Ph. 2349. :

Four Royal Blue Breasted
Peacocks, 1957, 1958 and
1959 hatch, price ranging $12.-
50 to $15. ea. Mrs. Marie Mur-
ray, Rt. 1, Blackshear. :

Ringneck, Mongolian and
Mutant pheasant eggs, $1. at
farm, or $1.50 doz. del; baby
pheasants in May and June.
J. Roquemore, Rt. 2,















Oo Americus.



Booking orders for Ring-
neck pheasant eggs and chicks
of all ages; also chukar part-
ridge eggs and chicks, from
selected breeding flocks.
James W. Webb, 133 Anderson
re Smyrna. Ph. HE 5-



Pheasant eggs, Jumbo,
Ringnecks, Blacknecks, Gold-
en, Amherst, Whites, Mon-
golians and Mutant. Eggs, 25c
ea. postpaid. Mrs. A. Li. Rob-
erts, Rt. 6, Macon.

Ringneck pheasant breed-
ers, 2 pens with 5 hens and
rooster each; 1 pen 2 hens and
rooster. All $2.50 ea. FOB. M.
we Day; Rt. 3, Thomson, Ph.





Common pigeons,
and working, $1. pr; 1 pr.
Brown Leghorn chickens, $4.;
1 trio Speckled guineas, $3.-
75; 1 rooster and 4 hens,
Golden Sebright chickens, $2.
oF Starling Yawn, Byron-
ville.

Fantail pigeons, in white,
red, yellow and black. Young,
sex not guar., $2. ea. at my
home or will ship 6 or more.
Jerry Gretencord, 3058 Brook
Dr., Decatur. Ph. ME 4-8540,

Guinea igs (cavies), $1.
ea; N.Z.W. rabbits, 3 does
and buck, $15. Send M. 0.
Shipped Exp. Col. No Sunday
sales. Buster Davis, Rt. 2,
Acworth.



Young white doe rabbits,
$2. ea. or 5 or more in lot,
$1.75 ea; 1 young buck free
with 5 or more does. Ship in
lots of 5 or more. J. R. Bax-
ter, Box 97, Hiram,

mated:





pair. Mrs. Evie Ward, Rt. 3,
Dublin. : Ses

Poultry & Eggs

FOR SALE





Baby chicks, Australorps,

W. L., and N. H. Reds, fine
laying stock and hatching
eggs: also Cornish Bulldog

type roosters, 10 mos. old, $1.
ea. for roosters. Mrs. J. E.
Carter, McMurry Dr., S. W.,
Box 487, Atlanta 11. Ph. DI
4-1388.

Baby chicks from purebred
bantams, R. I. Reds, Golden
Sebrights, Jap. White Silkies,
Black Japs, Black Tail Jap
and B. B. games, also Arau-
canus, 55c ea., also eggs, 15,
$3. PP. parcel post. Min. or-
der $3. Mrs. Nelle Long, P. O.
Box 565, Woodstock, Ph. GL
5-6988.

Game chickens, $20. trio;
hatching eggs, 16, $3.50; 32,
$6.: $16. C. at my place. Come
after S. C. Boroughs, Rt. 1,
Box 113, Richmond Hill.

Araucanus Easter Egg
chickens, purebred, laying
col, eggs, $10. pr. Exp. Col;
hatching eggs, asst. col., 40c
ea., inc. insured parcel post.
Min, order 8 eggs. Send M. O.
Mrs. Addie A. Edwards,
716 Myrtle St. NE, Atlanta
8. Ph. TR 4-5152.

Eggs: Black R. C. Bantam,
15, $3.; mix. bantam, 15, $1.-
50; Mongolian Ringneck
pheasant, $22. C; other orna-
mental fowl; chicks
soon. Will not ship. V. L.
Magnus, Rt. 2, Brown Ridge
Ae Gainesville. Ph. LE. 4-

Purebred, heavy type Dark
Cornish hatching eggs from
unrelated stock, 15, $1.75; 30,
$3.30, and my cartons to be
returned at buyer's expense
at once. : . only. Miss
Cora Patterson, Rt. 1, Box 35,
Ty Ty.

Bantams: 8 pr. Black Coch-
ins, 2 pr. White Cochins, 5
pr. White Silkies, $3. pr. or
$2. ea. Will ship Exp. Col.
L. J. Smith, 1181 Rays Rd.
Stone Mountain. Ph. HI
309403 (Clarkston). :

Nice, large Red Quill stag
and hen, $7. for the pr; one
5 -1/2 Ib. Gray 2 yr. old cock,













$4. R. L. Griffin, Oak St.
Gainesville. :
Started chicks, in Silver

Spangle Hamburgs, standard
or large type and White and
Dark Cornish bantams, $5.00
trio and up; big Dark Cornish,
$7. trio and up. Come pick
your choice. Chas. B. Sum-
mers, 131 Lee Rd. Mableton.

Royal Purple (white meat)
guinea eggs, $10. C., or 12c
ea; also booking orders for
1 wk. old guineas, $25. C.,
30e ea; Sat. guar. Ship any-
where. R. B. Bradshaw, 1516
Jonesboro Rd. Atlanta 15.
Ph. 524-3660.

Booking orders for Bronze
turkey day old birds, 75c ea.
here Roy. i. Clark Ri 1,
Gillsville.

Poultry & Eggs

WANTED









Want 2 pr. guinea pigs
(cavies), cheap and within
50 mi. Eastman. Butch Met-
ner, Rt. 6, Eastman.

Want Peafowl eggs. State
what you. have, kind and
price. R. H. Freeman, Forsy-
thieehe 3524:

Want all kinds eggs, chick-
en, duck, goose, turkey, and
quail to hatch on halves or
other suitable terms. Have
chicken cap. incubator. Carl
Dodson, 1192 The Byway, N.
E., Atlanta 6. Ph. DR 3-6305.



Also large striped sunflow!












plants, wrapped in
film or cellophane, ver
$1.50 doz. Per. 241. A
age. Mrs. H. A. Chasta
5, Ellijay. a

350 yards of Cokers
Broadleaf Tobacco pl
ready to set. See and
offer on beds or parts o
Per. 195. Mrs. M. F. ~
Box 124, Quitman.

Broccoli, Brussels spi
parsley, heading collards,
tuce, eggplant plants, Bell a
hot pepper, Wakefield
bage, all, 35c doz; cl
tomatoes, 10c ea., Rutger
matoes, 75c C. $5.00 M.
farm. Per, 41. Mrs. H.
Franklin, Rt. 1, Register
4-9645 through Statesbo

Rutger and New Ston

mato plants, $1.00 C;
M. Add postage; Calif. |










$3.75 M; Black Beauty
plants, $1.00 C., $6.00 M.
Red potato, $3.75 M. Fill
and small orders. Watis
by, Graham. Re

Millions sweet potato p
State insp. and treated,
Reds, few Copper Skins,
$2.00; $3.00 M; or 3 M
$2.60 M. Roots protected,
count, prompt shipment;
hot and sweet pepper Dp.
$5.00 M. J. H. Williams, A

Cert. Ga. Red sweet p
plants, inspected and tied w
1961 tape. Full count gua
ders given careful atte
$3.00 M. No. order less
1000. M. O. with order.
COD. B. W. Horne, Bax!
Ph. 2780. s

Rutger tomato plants.
500, $2.00; $4.00
$1 C; Calif. Wonder sw
and Cayeanne hot pepper, 3)
$1.50; $4.00 M, $1.00 C; wh
Bermuda onion and Cha
Cabbage, 300, $1.00; $2
PP in Ga. R. Chancl
Ph. MI 8-2035. _ :

Superfection strawbe
plants, -$2-25 CC. PPB
Sovereign plants, $1.50
Georgia only. C. A.
1675 Willis Mill Rd. S. W.
lanta 11. :

Red spotted crowder pea
Germ. 86 pct., Blue Ja
Germ, 78 pct. 40c cup, 3 cl
$1.00; tender hull garden
let peas, Germ. 57 pct.,
cupful; also Black Snake
65c large match box full. Ac
postage. G. T. Brown, Rt.
Ball Ground. :

Old washioned Bunch okt
seed, Ger. 80 pct., 40c cupfu











































seed, 20c cup; Chas W. cal
bage plants, 40c C; 500, $1
Per. 16. Mrs. Leolar Phil
Rt. 1, Royston.

30 Martin gourd seed f-
10c and stamped, self-add
ed envelope. W. M. Bella
Luthersville. ee cals,

Crookneck Cushaw pum
seed, Germ. 90 pct., 25

{told fashion tender, long sli

ear pop corn, Germ. 90
30c cup; sunflower see
packs, 25c; gourd seed Mar
20c pkt, 3 - 4, ft. long gour
25 pkt. Add postage. M r.
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 4
Ellijay,

Gov.t insp. sweet potas
plants, Ga, Reds, full cout
now ready, $2.50 M. FOB. Pe
194. Woodrow Lightsey, Su
rency. See

Cert. Ga. Red potato plan
large or small orders, $1.00
500, $2.50; $3.50 M; 3 M,
more, $3.00 M; cert. toma
plants, same prices. B. Low:
Head, Alma. Ph, 632-5229.









Want 1 large Gray buck
rabbit, and 2 large Gray
does. State what you have
and price. W. A. Price, 314
Whitfield St. Smyrna.

Want 10 grown doe rabbits,
within 50-75 miles of Cor-



dele, Advise what you have|

and price. E. M. Patrick,

713
Schley Ave, Cordele =












Fine Rutger tomato plan
now ready, oss packed, $1.
C; also, Cowhorn hot pepp:
little later, $1.00 C. Per. li
Add postage. H. F. Seay, J
2, 3917 Panthersville ak
lenwood. | cee

Around 25 b















okra seed, Germ.
1.00 for 1/2 cupful.
Reid, 23803 So.
tlanta,



as, Germ. 91 pct.
. W. Jackson, 759
Barnesville, Ph.





n War Club gourd
t, also some nice
ourd seed, 25c pkt.
stage. R. C. Chastain,





ig Jim African gourd seed,
4 - 6 ft. around, 50c ea.

seed: Jumbo Bushel,
around, 3 seed from
$1.00; Dipper, Mar-
1g, Bowl, Darning,
bib, Indian Club,
pks. $1.00. Lefty
Rt. 4, Waycross. ~

seed: African Jum-
and Bushel type, ea.
for $1.00; Dipper, Tree
2, $1.00; Martin, 12,
dian Beater, 6, 50c; al-
mpkin seed, Germ. 94
doz. Send stamped,
addressed envelope.
James, Rt. 1, Box 87,
rings.

Ga. Red sweet potato
nall amount, $4.00
x more, $3.50 M.
At my house in
Cleveland Harris,






















sp, Ga. Red potato
3.00 M. PP. Prompt
No chks. Per, 276.
tsey, Screven.

tomato pene, Big
Rutger, Marglobe, yellow
, Oxheart, $1.00 C;
russels sprouts, 95

eebbase, white
g onion, 200, $1.25:
Se doz. egg plant
, doc doz., new parsley,
doz. Postage 10c. Fred

200n, 308 Holderness
S. W. Atlanta 10. Ph, PL












ams, 19 to 40 Ibs.,
ides, 12 to 25 lbs., 50c
ship anywhere by Ex-
Dak..C. Hurst, Rt, 2,.

|root, Devils Sho



very cheap. Lewis P, Rowan,

;| Harper, Rt. 2, Hiram, Ph, 943-





00 white
'sacks, nice smooth clot h, 100
Ib. cap., 25c ea. Will ship COD,
YOu pay postage. Mrs, G. M
Wagoner, Rt. 2, Blairsville.

Fresh herbs, washed clean,
sassafras, yellow dock, yellow-
estring, Queen
of Meadow, $1.00 Ib. a box-
ful; Colts Foot, Life Ever-
lasting, 2 lbs. large boxful,
$1.00. _Add postage. R. C.
Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

50 ft. fabric belt for trac-
tor work, $12.50 del. Cc. F
Owings, Chickamauga.

| 3 large size wash pots in
good cond, Roy Chester Biles,
1009 W. Poplar St., Griffin,
Ph, 8-8431,

Chicken fertilizer, 50c bag;
burlap sacks, 15c ea. Mr s.
J. E. Carter, Box 487, Mc Mur-
aan SW, Atlanta 11, Ph, DI.

_Big Bamboo cane roots,
grows 60 ft. tall, 14 in. around,
4 in. in diameter, 2, $3.00; 4,
$5.00; 10, $8.00; 20, $15.00.
All PP. William G. Ison,
Brooks,

320 ft. roll of 32 in. ho
wire, never used, $12.00. O. H.
Ruff, Panola Rd., Rt. 1, Ellen-
wood (between Fairview and
Hwy. 155).

Large Martin gourds, 50c
a.; medium, 35c ea; Catnip
and peppermint, 25 bunch or
8, 60c; sassafras, Queen of
Meadows, yellow root, May
apple roots, all 4 lb. lard box-
ful ea., $1.00; Martin gourd
seed, 25c lg, pk. and stamped

M. envelope, Add postage. Mrs.|C

Freema:

Ellijay.

10 good wagon wheels for
sale. Ben H. Cochran, Rt. 4,
Douglasville, Ph. WH. 2-3639.

English saddle, fair cond.,

n Long, Rt. 5, Box 50,

Rt. 2, McDonough, Ph. 423-
4032.

eee ee ere ono
Hay, 50e, 75c and $1.00 per
bale. R. L. Jackson, c/o Flint
River Farms, Rt. 1, Jonesboro,
Ph. DR, 8-2245 (Atlanta).

Blacksmith shop bellows in
good cond. Will not ship. Mrs.
Robert C. Davis, 1645 So, Gor-
don St., S. W. Atlanta 10, Ph.
PL, 5-4603.

Fresh roots and herbs,
washed nice and clean, Yel-
low root, sassafras, Queen of
Meadow, 4 lb. lard boxful,
$1.00; also, fresh Catnip, 2
1b. lardboxiul, 50c. Add post-
age. Mrs, W. W. Lowman, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

Good used hand type con-
crete block molds, size 6 x 8 x
12 in.; Gin saw sharpener;
big scales (Steelyard) for
weighing bales of cotton or
farm products. Mrs. R. D.
Howser, Dawsonville.

Old fashion farm bell, size
No, 4, in good cond., complete
with side racks, at my home,
cannot ship. Mrs. L. R. Smith,
608 Spring St., Washington.

Hen manure, exc., dry, very
few shavings, by bag or
truckload. L. E. Widney, 3850
Bakers Ferry Rd., SW, Atlanta,
Ph. PL, 3-9005. ~

Catnip, peppermint, balm,
tansy, house leak, 6 bunches,
60c; yellow root, sassafras
root, 4 lbs. for $1.25; also gar-
lic bulbs $1.25 C. Add post-
age. Mrs. Ruth Alcorn, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega.

Large, short handle, Mar-
tin gourds, $1.00 ea.; also,
seeds from same gourds, 30,
$1; long handle dipper gourds,
50c ea. S, C. Boroughs, Rt, 1,
Box 113, Richmond Hill.

Clean yellow root, sassafras,
4 lb. lard boxful, $1.00; Cat-
nip plants, 10 ea. or 50c
bunch. Add postage. Mrs. L,
W. Welch, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

1500 ft. outside No. 10 elec-
tric wire, new, $30.00; ap-
prox. 1,000 ft. chain link
fence, heavy duty post and top
rail, complete, 50c ft.; 3 = 6
ft. gates, or trade fence for
pickup truck or tractor; also
for sale heavy duty, 275 gal.
fuel oil tank, $25.00. J. D.







5697 (after 6 PM.)

45 gal. sugar cane syrup,








chicken feed

{cane syrup in quarts, 12 to

} amount Peanut hay, 60c bale.

small hot Cayenne and

Douglasville. Quote best price.



$m
der mill in working cond., $5
or trade for bantam hens.
Billy Townsend, Rt, 2, Fair-
mount, s

2,000 bu. snapped yellow
corn, for Feed, $1.60 bu. R. T.
Beckham, Molena,

ec PIE Ra ni CAEP

Yellow root, fresh dug and
washed, 4 Ib. lard box mea-
sured full, 85e. Add postage.
Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box
58, Ellijay.

Dec. run Ga. pure sugar

case, $.00 Cs., in pints, 24 to
case, $7.00 FOB my farm. Can
ship by Exp. Chgs. Collect. L,
H. Edenfield, Rt. 3, Box 177,
Metter. Ph. MU 5-1083.

- 400 bales Sericea hay, $1.00
bale at the barn. Mrs. W. A.
Estes, Ellenwood. Ph. GR.
4694 (Stockbridge). .

This yrs baled oats, Pre-
fer selling. in field. M. W.
Prickett, 2801 Jonesboro Rd.
ae Atlanta 15. Ph. MA 2-

Sore era Sh Pare SR
About 75 bu. ear corn for
FEED, $1.25 bu. also, small

Mrs. R. L. Greene, Rt. 1, Cuth-
bert.

Pere a eee Sash s Mhz twas Gee Oi ae

Ky. Mountain Buckeyes, 50c
doz. postpaid. Tom Tolliver,
Rt. 1,-Rocky Face.

1 roll ea. used barbwire, in
perfect cond, and in fair
cond. also 200 or more fat
lightwood post. L. P. Beckun,
Matthews.

Goldenseal, 20 ea., $18.00
; hot pepper pods, 25e doz;
Cowhorn and Banana pepper,
25c tsp., Elecapane, Burdock,
old fashioned comfrey, 3, 50c;
large, deep red wild straw-
berry plants, 35 doz; tansy,
white yarrow, 3, 25c; garlic,
Ie ea. $1.00 C. Add postage.
Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt. 2,
Ellijay. =

Fresh Strawberries, for
sale by crate or quarts, at
market price, for the next
few weeks, C. E. MacAllaster,
Sr., Ellenwood. Ph. MA 7-
3441.

Miscellaneous

WANTED





Want some old _ fashion
California multiplying beer
seed. State price. Miss Cheryl
Lee Long, PO Box 565 Wood-
stock, Ph. GL, 5-6988.

Want Irish potato seed, the
kind that is planted in July.

Buford H. Moore, Holly
Springs.
Want some Jones water-

melon seed. State price. L.
O. Hughes, Rt. 2, Monroe.

Want 1,000 Ibs. of compost.
State what you have and
price. Prefer within 40 or 50
mi. radius. Mrs. L. L. May,
403 Hines St., LaGrange.

Want Sun, Moon and Star
watermelon seed. Taylor Mc-
Clellan, PO Box 391, Way-
cross.

Want one buggy,harness and
saddle. Write giving condition

and price. A. H. Bohannon,
2358 Bradcliff Dr. NE, At-
lanta 6.

Want 25 to 50 squares of
used metal roofing, not rust-
ed out. Will come after. State
what vou have and where it
can be seen and price. M. L.
Frey, 5755 Memorial Dr.,
Stone Mountain, Ph. 443-7370.

~ Want few plants of each:

a
uet pepper, also horseradis
Brite Mrs. C. E. Miles, 82
Ellis St. N.E., Apt. 2, At-
lanta 3.

Want 1,000 old time rails

from old rail fence, del. to

John O. Warren, Douglas-
ville. Ph. WH. 2-3310.

Handicrafts

FOR SALE





Nice, well ma d @, print
aprons, 50 ea. plus postage.
Mrs. I. A. Scott. 1570 Elleby



le. R. H, Greer, Hamp-




AT-

all crank type apple ci-



Indian Head aprons,
yellow, pink, green, blue,
aqua, lilac, gray, white with
red band, all embroidered,
wash fast color, colorfast, vat-
dyed, $1.75 ea.; 16 x 14 in,
cretonne tote bag, rayon lin-
ed, $1.25 ea. Mrs. Garney
Porterfield, Rt. 2, Comer,

Woven Jersey cotton p o t
holders, in solids, 10c ea; gen-
uine leather moccasins fo r
children, small, med, large,
X-large, $1.50 pr; genuine lea~
ther half moon zipper coin
purses, 4 x 2-1/2 x 1-1/4, 75c
ea. Add postage. Charlie
Gholston Rousey (Boy Scout),
Rt. 2, Comer.

Sse eo eee RE SOE eT
White cotton crocheted bab
shoes, pastel or lace trimme a
$1.00 pr; rayon boucle ero-
cheted baby shoes, baby col,
or white, $1.25 pr. Add 10c
postage per pr, Elizabeth Cole-
man, Rt. 1, Box 205, Daniels-

ville Rd. Athens,
Dbl. size crocheted bed-
spreads, 98-84- J. P. Coats.

bed spread cotton, ecru color
Windmill design, large and
small motifs, scalloped on all
sides, $50.00. Mrs. J. M. An-
derson, 5010 Armour Rd., Co-
lumbus. Ph. FA. 2-5757.

Attractive cobbler or work
aprons, nicely trimmed with
large pockets all around. Mrs,
L. W. Welch, Rt. 5, Ellijay.
eee aire cen IE CN AT

Fancy organdy aprons with
lace, $1.25 ea.; nice cotton
aprons, 75 ea., 6, $4.00; full
cut childrens dresses in nice
styles and materials, 1 - 5
year $2.00. Mrs. W. W. Low-
man, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Bib aprons, nicely trimmed
and made of nice cloth (state
size and color), $1.00 ea.;
small cushions appliqued in
any shape, 73c ea.; mittens
made of nylon and knitted,
$1.50 pr. Add postage. M r s.
H. A. Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.
acta Ss OI EIAs

New, hand made dbl. bed-
spread size quilts, all new ma-
terial, sheeting linings, some
white, some dyed to match
tops, $5.00 ea. with 60 pos-
tage. No chks. Mrs, Dave
Garlin, Adairsville.

Ladies sun bonnets, $1.00
ea.; quilt tops for baby bed,
$1.25 ea. All PP. Add 10c ex-
tra when sending checks. Mrs.
Eye 00 Haynes, Rt. 8, Gaines-
ville.

Sees aka eens cues 7 ren Gee
Full size cotton ruffled bed-
spreads, asst. cols. and two-

tones, $5.50 ea.; novelty pot
holders, 25c. ea. 6, $1.00;
dainty aprons, 75e ea., 2,

$1.25; emb. dish towels, 35c
ea., 5, $1.00. Add postage.
Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt. 5,
Box 50, Ellijay.

White crocheted bootees,
trimmed in pink, blue, yellow
and green, 75c pr.; also, bibs
to match, both, $1.00; white
crocheted lace for pillowcases,
$1.00 pr.; crocheted pothold-
ers, $1.00 ea.; white linen
handkerchiefs w i t h tatting
edge, $1.00 ea. Add postage.
Mrs, H. H. Robison, Rt.
Monroe.

red,

size, blocks and star, $6.00 ea. _
Mrs.

4 quilt tops, $2.50 ea.; 3 tea
aprons, 75c ea.; 2 servicable
aprons, 50c ea.; 9 crocheted
book marks, 10c ea. All PP. |
No. checks or COD. Mrs, W. .
T. Langley, Rt. 3
College Park.

3 pe. tailored ruffle dresser
set, $4.50; 6 pe. chair and
couch set, $4.00; white star
ruffle or white with col. ruf-
fle, $1.25; cup and saucer doi-
ley, $1.50; 7 rose doiley, $1.00
and pansy doiley, $1.50. Mae
Whittle, Rt. 1, Box 34, Kings-



Crocheted vanity #t s,
crocheted rose doilies
$1.50 ea.; crocheted. pansy
doilies, $1.50 ea.; -pillowcaseg
of nice material with erochet-
ed pansy or Colonial girl 0
Blue Birds and edging, $2.0
set; aprons, 65 ea, No che
or stamps. Dura Bradley

2, Waco. :


















































$1.50; quilt top
by pattern, of new scraps,

ea.; white bleached pillow.
cases with colored border, $1
pr.; white aprons with col.
border, 50c ea.; fancy organdy
tea- aprons, stitched with au-
tomatic mach., $1.50 ea. Add
postage. Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2
Gainesville.

Crocheted flatwork, 3 pe.
standard size vanity sets, 15
in. matching doily, $3.00; 16
x 37 in. matching - dresser
scarf, $3.50; all for: $6.00; 3
pe. buffet set, $5.00 in white
and blue, all beige or ecru an
yellow. Mrs. Ida Walker, 232
Maple St., Carrollton, ee

5 pe. vanity set, $3.00; 3
pe. vanity set, $1.50; 5, 11 in.
fan doilies, ea, has 3 col., all
alike, 60c ea.; 15 in. pineapple
doily, $2.00. Will sell all 14
pes. for $8.50. Mrs. Sherman
L. Adams, Rt. 4, Gainesville.
SS eee

Pillowcases, med, emb.
white crocheted, $1.00 pr.;
broadcloth emb. crocheted
edge, $1.25 pr, aprons, small,
oh $1'00: med, 50c; dish towels,
7, $1.00; old fashion bonnets,
$1.00. Postage, 30c. Nell Ben-
nett, Rt. 2, Buford. : Rath

Pillowcases, good sheeting,
large, emb., $2 pr.; aprons,
prints, trimmed, 90c ea.; van-_
ity set, dresser scarf, 4 pcs.
emb. lace trim, $3.50; dress-.
es, 1 - 6 yr., prints, $1.95; la-.
dies bonnets, $1.25; boys.
shirts, 1 - 6, $1.10; quilted pot -
holders, 15c ea., 2, 25c. Mrs.
A. L. Hudgins, Rt. 1, Temple.

S oft, washable, genuine
lambskin baby moccasins, all
hand laced and emb. in white,
colors blue, pink and white, ~~
$1.00 pr. Add postage. Mrs,
Edgar Watkins, Rt. 3, Cal-
houn, : SS

Quilt tops of new material, SA
spool tops, Log Cabins, 8 Point
Star, Circle Round Moon, Stays
Around Mtn. and Blocks, $2 ~
ea. plus postage; also, some ~
for $1.50 and postage; new

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PAGE EIGHT

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Animals Size, Grade
__ Needs Improvement



- About 72 percent of all beef handled
by Atlanta area slaughtering plants,
branch houses, and grocery chain orga-
nizations is imported from other states,
according to a survey made by C. E.
-Sherard, Special Agent in Marketing for
the Agricultural Extension Service.

The percentage of carcass we import
in Georgia is rising and the percentage
we export is decreasing, the study shows.
- This large importation rate is due to:
1. Georgia Livestock farmers are not

providing sufficient number of animals
of the grade and quality desired by the
meat industry here.

2. Many of the cattle raised in Geor-
gia are shipped out of the state for graz-
ing and finishing.

- Most handling firms reported a pre-
ference for choice or good grade
carcasses, weighing about 500 to 600
pounds. This would be about a 900 to

1100 pound live animal.

Georgia farmers are not supplying
sufficient numbers of this type animal.
_ Many of the feeder cattle raised in Geor-

gia are being shipped out of state for

finishing and then returned here after

slaughter for sale to the consumer with a

loss of potential income to the farmer.
The amount of veal carcass meat han-
dled dropped about 60 percent from

1957-59, due also to the fact that the an-
__ imals were bought for shipment to Mid-
_- western ranchers for finishing and sale
at a price above what a packer could pay
for slaughter.

The amount of lamb carcass handled
_ in Georgia increased 100 per cent during
the three year period. This growth has

been attributed to increased promotion,
education, and merchandising programs,

which could very well benefit other
phases of the livestock industry in Geor-
gia. :
: The survey stressed an important
fact, pertinent to all Georgia livestock
farmers. We are not producing sufficient
number of the size and grade of animal
that packing and retail firms want to
buy. Georgia farmers must key their
jivestock production practices to meet




























MA RK ET BUL LETIN



MEAT SURVEY RESU









NOTICE OF HEARING

a Please take notice that the Agricultural
Commodity Commission for Eggs wiil hold
Ss a public hearing at 1:00 o'clock P. M. on
seat Thursday, May 18, 1961 in Room 201, State
: | Agriculture Building, Atlanta, Georgia, re-
: | lative to Morketing Order No. 2, affecting
es all producers of eggs in the State of
Georgia.



At such time and place, testimony and
_ evidence will be received by the Commis-
sion as requested by the Agricultural Com-
modities Promotion Act, Act No. 274 (H.
B. 433), 1961 General Assembly, approved
March 30, 1961, and particularity Sections
11 and 12 (c) thereof, and in addition
thereto, any other relevant testimony and
evidence.

: Copies of said Marketing Order may be
obtained from the undersigned upon re-
quest.

~ Given under the direction of the Agri-
Itural Commodity Commission for Eggs.

This 5th day of May, 1961.






| Signed: PHIL CAMPBELL, Commissioner
_ of Agriculture G2











weight and grade demands.

We must supply consumers with the
type and size of cuts desired. These can
only be prepared by packer, processor
snd retailer from carcasses of the right
size and grade.

Georgia farmers can have a better
market for Georgia slaughter cattle if
they will plan to produce and market the
kind of cattle needed to satisfy this de-
mand,

Livestock Producers
Must Deal Carefully

Georgia livestock producers now have
better marketing protection than ever be-
fore largely because of the 1958 amend-
ment to the Federal Packers and Stock-
yards law, but to fully protect themselves
they should continue to exercise caution
in their livestock transactions.

This reminder for caution comes from
W. L. Holstun, Montgomery, Ala., dis-
trict supervisor of the U.S. Department
of Agricultures Packers and Stockyards
Division. Holstuns district includes
Georgia. He said the Packers and Stock-



yards Act provides financial protection

to Georgia farmers, but it cannot be ex-
pected to take the place of the good,
sound business practice of knowing in
advance with whom one is dealing.

Holstun explained that the 1958 a-
mendment to the Packers and Stockyards
Act requires all livestock market agencies
and dealers engaged in interstate com-
merce to register with USDA and secure
a bond. Previously, only those agencies
and dealers operating at posted markets
had to meet these requirements.

The amount of bond required of mar-
ket agencies and dealers is computed on
the basis of the volume of business; how-
ever, the minimum bond requirement is
$5,000, Holstun said.

ven with higher bonds, Holstun
continued, a dealers transactions dur-
ing a period of heavy trading would not
necessarily be covered. This is illustrat-
ed by the recent unfortunate case of an
Iowa farmer who tried to cash a $2,000
check given him en payment for live-
stock by a dealer he had never seen be-
fore. The dealer had assured him that he
was registered and bonded with USDA
under the Packers and Stockyards Act.
What the farmer did not know was that
while the dealer was bonded for $5,000,
he had entered into transaction far exceed-
ing that amount. Each of the farmers from
whom the dealer had bought livestock
and paid with insufficient-tunds checks
was able to recover from the bonding
company only a fraction of the amount
due him.

Fortunately, the large majority of
those engaged in livestock trading, Hol-
stun said, are honest businessmen and
their fair dealings and good reputations
are an open book, or can be readily as-
certained.

The 1958 amendment to the Packers
and Stockyards Act extended the Acts
registration and bonding requirements
to about 15,000 persons -- dealers and
others in livestock agencies not previous-
ly covered by the law. Holstun reports
that nationwide USDA now has more
than 11,000 persons registered; and is
handling from 300 to 350 applications
each week, :








Must Be Certified
All sweet potato plants, vines, 0
tings sold, offered for sale, given
or otherwise distributed in the St
Georgia must by law, be certified b
Georgia Department of Agricultur
Certified Georgia plants are easy
recognize by the certificate tape
which the bundles have to be tied
year the tape is green.Printing 0
tape reads as follows, Certified
Potato Plants1961. The growers
ber is also given. coe
Out-of-state certified plants c
tied with state of origin tape, howe
Georgia certified tag must be att
to each crate. ae
Certification is for the purpose of p
venting the spread of sweet potato inst
and diseases. If these were to
widespread, they could virtually el
nate the growing of sweet potatoes ir
state. Boe
Persons desiring to have their
potato plants certified should wri
Division of Entomology and Plant.
try, State Department of Agricultu
Hunter Street, SW, Atlanta Ga.

MUST CERTIFY BEES
BEFORE ADVERTISING

No advertisements for sale of
will be accepted by the Market Bt
unless the bees have been certified b
Department of Agriculture as being
of diseases. Persons desiring inspec
should write the Division of Entomo
and Plant Industry, State Departmer
Agriculture, 19 Hunter Street, SW
lanta, Ga. ee
















































Weight watchers will be intereste
know that dairy foods, which they
nish so much in the way of need
trients, account for only one-sixth 0
food energy in the nations diet, acc
ing to the National Dairy Counci
other words, theyre packed with
tion per calorie.

O:

NOTICE OF HEARING

Please take notice that the Agricultu
Commodity Commission for Milk will h
a public hearing at 10:00 o'clock A
on Thursday, May 18, 1961 in Room
State Agriculture Building, Atlanta, Ge
gia, relative to Marketing Order No.
affecting all producers of milk in the
of Georgia.



At such time and place, testimony and
evidence will be received by the Com
mission as required by the Agricultura
Commodities Promotion Act, Act No. 27
(H. B. 433), 1961 General Assembly,
proved March 30, 1961, and particu
Sections 11 and 12 (c) thereof, and
addition thereto, any other relevant testi
mony and evidence. pee cs

Copies of said Marketing Order may b
obtained from the undersigned upon re
quest. Recetas

Given under the direction of the Aar
cultural Commodity Commission for

This 5th day of May, 1961.

Signed: PHIL CAMPBELL
of Agriculture eoigpee