Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1963 May 8

Georgia

arke

Phil Campbell,

Commissioner





fheat Growers Vote
Program, May 21

By W. L. LANIER



tate Executive Director

ASCS State Offica



May 21, 1963, wheat growers will
ke an important decision regard-
wheat program in 1964. Wheat





il be eligible to vote in the re-
m provided they indicate their
ions by May 13. This is done by
reverse side of the allotment
nd returning it to the ASCS
Office by May 13. Wheat grow-
arms with allotments of 15 acres
are not required to sign in order
igible to vote on May 21.










1964 program is similar to that
in 1962 in several ways. Wheat
will be about the same. Many
will note little difference be-
his and the wheat programs in
ars. Their income from wheat land
L aintained at the 1961-62 level.
: 1ajor difference is the new two-
System of price support. A loan of

er bushel (National average) will
lable to eligible growers on 80
of the normal production of their
e allotment. All other
produced on their acreage
t will have a price support loan
e at $1.30 per bushel (National
) Diversion payments will enable
to earn income from conserva-
of acreage diverted from wheat
d overproduction of wheat and
















rs voting should turn down the
g quota program, wheat not
r food would move into the feed
ket at cut-rate prices. Cheap
Id boost livestock production.
t production would expand de-
robable shift of some wheat

With allotments of less than 15 :

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1963

1964 WHEAT PROGRAM

acreage in the more humid areas to soy
beans and other crops which would have
their presently favorable supply and de-
mand balance upset.

Regardless of the outcome of the re-
ferendum on May 21, there will be an-
other referendum in the spring of 1964
which would apply to the 1965 crop,

In summary, the wheat marketing
quota referendum on May 21 this year
will determine what program features
will apply to the 1964 crop. If quotas are
approved by at least two-thirds of those
voting, support prices will be $2.00 per
bushel (National average) for certificated
wheat and $1.30 per bushel (National
average) for non-certificated wheat for
those growers who participate in the pro-
gram. In addition, payments may be earn-
ed for diverting wheat land to conserva-
tion uses.

If quotas are not approved, there will
be no quotas, no payments, no certificates,

and price support will be available at 50

percent of parity (about $1.25 National
average), only for producers who plant
within their allotments. It is estimated
that without quotas, market prices for
wheat would average about $1.00 per
bushel.







Agricultural
CALENDAR

May 8 Georgia Corn Millers Ass'n.
Meeting, 10:30 a.m., Dempsey
Hotel, Macon.

May 8 National Milk Producers Federa-
tion Regional Meeting, 10:00 a.m.,
Atlanta Bilmmore Hotel, Atlanta.
Questions pertinent to producers
problems discussed and answered,

All producers invited to attend.

May 10-11 Elbert County Form Bureau
Animal -& Rodeo Show, Granite
Bowl Stadium, Elberton.

May 16 Agricultural Cooperation Con-
ference, Rock Eagle.

June 5 Eleventh Annual Putnam County
Dairy Festival, Eatonton.









Georgia

ST STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI

Georsia First

@ PROTECTED FOREST LANDS
@ IMPROVED PECANS

@ BROILERS
@ PEANUTS

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Fyample .

Small Wheat Allotment
Participating Farm
(Less than 15 acres)

1. Small Farm Base
2. Farm Allotment
3. Normal Yield

13.0 acres

11.7 acres

The allotment of 11.7

for 1964 and 1.3 acres are diverted and
devoted to conservation use in addition

to the normal conserving use for the
farm,

The farm would be eligible for:

_ 1. $2.00 price support (National aver-
age) on 80 percent of the normal
production of the allotment of
11.7 acres
80% x 30 Bu. x 11.7 x $2.00 $561.60

2. $1.30 price support (National

average) on 20 percent of the nor-

mal production of the allotment
of 11.7 acres
20% x 30 Bu. x 11.7 x $1.30 91.26

3. A diversion payment on the 1.3
acre of wheat diverted to conser-
vation use
30 bu. x 1.3 acres x (30% of $2.00)

23.40

Farm income would be:
Certificated Wheat $561.60
Non-certifieated Wheat 91.26 -
Diversion Payment 23.40
Total $676.26

On this farm the entire wheat acreage
could be diverted for payment at 50 per-
cent of the support price for certificated
wheat. The diversion payment would be:

50% x $2.00 x 30 Bu. equal $30 per acre

13 acres x $30 equal $390.06



@ PIMENTO PEPPER
_@ NAVAL STORES



30.0 bu: per acre

acres is planted







































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PHIL CAMPBELL

GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

Georgia Department of Agriculiure ;
Agriculture Building

Atlanta 3, Georgia
Phone JAckson 4-3292





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Farm Work

WANTED



. Married man (no children)
wants job on cattle farm or
as caretaker, can drive trac-
tor and truck, do some car-
penter work. Do not drink,
am honest. Prefer reasonably
near Atlanta, write giving de-
tails and best offer. Need

house wired for stove. Perry

wants pob

for room,

Craven, Rt. 4, Carrollton.

Man with 15 yrs. cattle exp.
wants job on farm, light work
for rent. Small house needed,
will have to be moved at once.
Douglas Bunn, Rt. 2, Lithonia.

Single white man, age 57,
wants job on farm doing
can plow mules, noe and help
gather crops, look after
chickens, layers and broilers
and livestock. Cannot drive
tractor or truck. Must have
jous fare. Prefer with large





family. Give age and number

in family. Taft Parker, Rt. 2,
Box 36, McRae, c/o A. S.
Dover.

Single white man, age 65,
A on farm doing
light farm work, gardening,
caretaking or caring for cat-
tl and -chickens. Raised on
farm, 35 yrs. exp. Will work
D board and salary.
Jim Fergerson, 1963 Wee
Kirk Rd. SE. Atlanta 16,
e/o Sara Fergerson, Ph. DR.
3-2306 (no collect calls).

Dairyman, age 45, married,
3 sons, ages 9, 13 and 15, with
20 yrs. exp. DeLaval and
Surge milkers and all dairy
farm equip. wants dairy
job. Need to be moved. M. E.

Holloman, Rt. 3, Lithonia, (at

Belmont Methodist Church on
Covington Rd.).

45 yr. old white man wants
job milking, can run any
kind milking machines. Need
4 R. house wired for stove
and running water. Need to



be moved, need job at once.

Charlie House, 303 Love Ave.,
LaFayette.

White man,



age 56, geod

health, no family, with life-

time exp. as

t 2 farmer, wants
job doing general farm work,
tending cattle, chickens, etc.

Want room, board and small

{Whitehall St, N.W., Atlanta.



anywhere.

Sohn 3 184%,
cos

John R.

ean go

MceGuirt,



Married man with large
family (4 men to work) wants
job on dairy or _ chicken
farm, prefer layers, have exp.
in: both 4 to 6 yrs. Will have
to be moved, want nice house
to live in, good salary. Can
move at once. No drinkers.
Frank Lowery, 2540 Baker
Rd., N.W., Atlanta 18. /

Family wants place on
chicken farm, 6 in family,
will have to be moved. Harris
Blackwell, Rt.
Duluth.

Exp. Dairy herdman, 40
yrs. old, wants job taking
care of about 125 cows, can
take full charge of dairy and
furnish own help. Have large





family, 25 yrs. of exp. Must}

have good salary and good
house. Can go anywhere, at
any time. Give full details in
first letter: V. R. Moore, Rt.
2, Powder Springs.

White woman, exp. with
laying chickens, wants work
for self and 18 yr. old daugh-
ter, have 9 yr. old boy and
granddaughter, 6 yrs. old.
Need work at once and 3 or
4R. house. Want wkly. salary.
Will have to be moved. Mag-
gie Burke, Rt. 1, Hwy. 42,
Stockbridge





Farm Help

WANTED

2, Box 123, ).



Want single middle aged
man to milk and care for
small herd of milk cows.
Have parlor and _ pipeline.
Must be experienced, inter-
ested in dairy work, and so-
ber; honest and dependable.
Charles Elver, Rit. 3, Cairo,
Ph. 377-8667.

Want man with own income
to do gardening and care for
poultry for furnished bache-
lor shack. W. T. Giles, 1936
Flat Shoals Rd., S.E., Atlan-
ta 16, Ph. MA. 2-3159

Want dependable single
man with some income to
batch and look after rabbits
and do light farm _ chores.
Furnished living quarters and
utilities, near store and
church, plus small salary. Ref.
as to honesty and clean habits
required. See Sat. or Sun. only.
(farm located on Hwy. 155,
5 mi. N. of McDonough). H.
E. Knight, 3454 Harding Ave.,
Hapeville, Ph. PO. 1-9812.



MARKET BULEETIN

Want: exp. reliable and so-
ber dairy hand to operate two
milking machines in milking

parlor. Must be able_ to furn-
ish references. J. T. Smith,
Ray. City.

RU eae Ree a aa

Want family of 3 to work
on chicken farm looking af-
ter laying hens, must be able
to furnish references as to
drinking habits and ability to
work. Nice 3 bedroom house
and good salary and work-
ing conditions. S. H. Apple-
baum, Box 69, Athens.

Want farm maintenance
man able to do ordinary me-
chanical work, simple weld-
ing, etc. Must be in good phy-
sical cond., able to drive trac-
tor and do other farm work.
Good house available on
school bus route. No drinkers
considered. Jack Willis, Rt. 2,
Folkston.

BOGS UOT sae ee

Want man and small fami-
ly or couple to work one day
week on farm in exchange
wired for
stove and with running water.
Will pay hourly wage for
any extra work up to 8 hrs.
wk. Excel. opportunity for
man with another job in
Griffin area or for semi-re-
tired couple. References re-
quired. Grover Sowell, Jr., Rt.
2, Box 293 A, Griffin, Ph. 228-
8982. i

Want man with small fam-
ily or man to batch and work
in dairy and do other general
farm work, $100. per mo.
and small 3 room house to live
in. T. E. Ferrell, Madison.

Want couple to help with
layers and cattle, have 4-R.
house wired for elec. stove.
Barnie Gray, Rt. 3, Chats-
worth, (hwy. 225, 34 mi. S.



fof Spring place) Ph. 695-
3245.
Want exp. dairyman, de-

pendable, sober and no drif-
ter to milk 100 cows. Mian and
wife or 2 in family to work.
No field work, must have re-
ferences. L. T. Callaway, Rt.
4, Madison. .

Want colored man age up
to 60 yrs. old for handyman
on farm. Must be dependable,
sober and healthy, with small
family, and must be clean.
Permanent job to right per-

son. References. Wages _ and
house. P. J. Lipory, Rt. 1,
Hawkinsville, Ph. 892 - 2578

(not collect).

Want one experienced
dairyman and one helper for
70 cow dairy with parlor and
pipeline equip. One diay ea.
week off. Parties must be ab-
le to accept responsibility. W.
A. Neel, White, Ph. EV. 2-
5720 (no collect calls).

Flowers

FOR SALE





Seed of mammoth sunflow-
er, grows 8 to 12 ft. tall, ex-
cellent chicken feed, 12 seed,
20c, P. Pi FT. Leng, iLees-
burg.

Lg. Scarlet Ohara morning
glory seed, 25c tblsp. 25c; tall
dahlia like marigolds, orange,
lt. or dk., yellow, 25c half
cupful; dbl. zinnias variegated
sweet Basil seed, 25c tblspful.
Send stamped-addressed en-
velope. Mrs. C. H. Dingler, Rt.
3, Loganville.

Plants: Hardy mums, asstd.
cols., 60c doz. P. P.; summer
poinsettias, 40c ea.; 2, 60c P. P.;
Seed: Calif., poppy 4 oclock,
Coxcomb, phlox, portulaca
(moss), Crimsen, 10c tsp. plus
stamped env., Calypso pet-
unia, 10c pkg. and stamped
env.; bachelors buttons and
baby zinnias, 20c matchbox.
Per. 181. No checks. Mrs. M.
M. Kelley, Rt. 3, Lithonia.

3 dif. dbl. geranium cuts, 7
dif. cactus cuts, justicia cuts,
oxalis, 12 ea.; sword, maiden
hair, and solid leaf, palm like,
ferns, 40c ea.; jonquils, butter
and eggs, spider lilies, dayli-
lies, million pinks, yarrow,
and violets, 40c doz.; Easter
roses, rooted, 25c ea. Add
postage. Permit 138. Mrs.
Ralph Williams, Rt. 1, Box 44,
Lawrenceville.









Pink Cherokee roses, lau-
rels, rhododendrons, red, yel-
low azaleas, dogwood, crab-
apple, redbird, white pine,
hollies, poplars, red maple,
ereek hemlock, 2-3 ft., $2.75
doz.; blue Iris, daylilies, fall
pinks, violets, and Shasta
daisies, $2.75 C. Add postage.
Permit 112. Mrs. Bonnie Aber-
combie, Mineral Bluff.





Begonias, dbl. red, pink and
white; angel wings, eyelash,
guinea wing, white blossom,
50c ea.; geraniums, pink,
white, red and salmon, 3, Ses
sultaras, 10, $1.; coleus, cut-
leaved, multi-colored, 3, $1.;

dbl. rose petunia, 50c; sweet.

violets, $1. doz. Add 25c post-

age. All well rooted. Permit
77. Mrs. H. B. Clower, Rt. 3,
Lawrenceville.

OWE ee
Paper white nareissus, 75
doz.; yellow Sunglow, White

Daisy, Orchid, Mrs. Hunder,
Red Radiance and Sunglos,
$1. doz.; white, and yellow

daisy, 50 doz.; mtn. azalea,
25 to $1.25; vari. cols., 5, $1.25;
pink Queen Ann Lace, 50c
doz.; pink and blue larkspur,
50c doz. Permit 445. Mrs. Ru-
by uosan Rt. Turners
Store, Lithia Springs.

6 diff. 1g. mtims, $1., plus
35c postage; 15 medium, all
diff. $1. plus postage, all la-
beled: white or vink oxalis, 3h
10c; 10, 25; Easter yellow
rose, 35c. Min. order $1. Damp
packed. Permit 347. Mrs. R.
J. Fleming, Rt. 2, Lincolnton.

Peachtree rose, butterfly
bushes and golden bells, 3.
$1.: rainbow moss, red, white
and pink geranium cuttings,
5. $1.: Bird of Paradise seed,
35c doz. Add postage. Permit
300. Mr. J. A. Wilson, Rt. 2,
Martin.

Christmas honeysuckles,
25c: privet hedge, 1 to 2 Pifiss
10 ea.: Snowdrop shrubs, 10
ea.; mixed jonquil bulbs, 50c
C: goose plum sprout, 25c.
All at my home, you dig. Mrs.
R. T. Rowan, Brannan Rd.,
McDonough. Permit 83.

Bird of Paradise seed, 35c|,

doz., and stamped envelope.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Rt. 2, Mar-
tin.

Dahlias, white, yellow, pink,
purple, orchid, red and d
red, 5, $1. Add postage. Min.
order $1. Permit 456. Mrs.
Hubert Chambers, Rt. 1, May-
sville. :

Want from 1/4 to pint Balm
of Gilead buds, write amount
you have and price and _sam-
ole: Mrs. E. M. Gaine, Rt. 1,
Box 113, Murrayville.

Want pink Water Lily, and
blue Hyacinth for water, will
exchange white or yellow
water Lily for pink one. Mrs.



-R. W. Starling, 207 Wesley

Ave., Thomaston.

Want some red Verbena or
pink, state what you have and
price. Mrs. Fred Smith. Rt. 1,
Lower Macon Rd., Milledge-



ville.



Want to buy -well rooted
white Crepe Myrtle bushes,
and white Wisteria vines, rea-
sonably priced. Mrs. Luella
Fuller, 4083 Riggens Mill Rd.,
Macon, Ph. 746-8370.

Want Ivy leaf Geranium
cutting and Lace Fern. Mrs. L.
G. Seabolt, Hartsfield.

Want to buy Grancy Grey
Beard, state prices. Prefer
plants from 2 to 4 ft. tall. Mrs.
A. GC. Redfern, 289, 9th St.,
N. E., Atlanta 9.

Want to hear from party
who has Leapord Begonia,
dbl. white Begonia and pink
violets. Mrs. Maggie Turner,
Rt. 2, Box 388 Riverdale.

Want rooted Ivy plants or
cuttings, and lLiriope, state
price and shipping costs if
any. Mrs. R. R. O'Reilly, 80
Honeysuckle Rd, N. W.
Gainesville.

Want single and double
Hyacinths and large Chrysan-
themums, state color and pr-
ice. Mrs. Corinne B. Danzey,
202 So. Warren St., Hawkins-
ville. 4

Want 100 Iris plants, old
fashion Flags, any color. Mrs.
Bert Gale, P. O. Box 581,
Darien.















Want well-rooted Ipomoea
Leari (blue Dawn Flower), a
perennial Morning Glory
which does not set seed. Also,
one or two well-rooted Con-
federate Jasmines. (Trachelos-
permum Jasminoides), also
known as White Star Jasmine.
State prices P. P. Also want
several well-rooted plants of
Christmas Cactus. Send prices
of group or groups postpaid.
F. T. Long. Leesburg.

Want named varieties of
Daylily bulbs at reasonable



price in lots of 10 or 12 at
once. Leon Ozmore, Colquitt.
















Strong, well ro
al Byrd daisy plants,
up to 5 in. across, whit
edged, with dbl. petals
low centers, stems 2 to
will bloom this .summ
arantee satisfaction }
livery, ship anywhere,
doz5-925, $2:50 RP 2
157. Mrs. Ruth Haynie, R
Box 478, Augusta, Ph. RE

eannas, phlox, lg.
themums, day lilies, li
the valley, snapdragons, $
coz.; Swiss pansy plan
cents ea.; stay green he
35 doz.; blue thrift, $1
nandinas, 50c; flow
quince, $1. No orders fo
than $2. F. J. Wither:
308 Holderness St., At
10 Pho PL 3=5251; - Be

Lilies of the valley,
tuft, spirea, acubas, box:



English boxwood, all
50c up. Mrs. L. R. Ha
566 Collier Rd., N. W.,
lanta 18, Permit 114. TR.
4485. (home). ; :
_American boxwoods
sizes, well shaped, $1.
ea. Mrs. E. G. Hinds, Jr.,.
Hogan Rd., SW, Atlan
DI. 4-0898. License 1172.

Star of Bethlehem
grape hyacinth bulbs, gr
ivy, 40 doz.; vinea
50c doz.; asstd. cols. hi
phlox, red spider lily
and yellow Christmas jes
mine vines, $1. doz. All P
Permit 106. Mrs. Ed &
Rt. 2, Box 105, Adairsvi
Thrift: red, white, pi
lavender, well rooted p.

ea.; iris collection,
named and unlabeled, 2
violets, 20 royal blue;
lilies, single or double i
anges, 20, $2., PP. on $
der; small leaf vinca,
bundle, $2. Minimum
$l. Mrs. 24. Di Dodi oRy
aoe 223, Alpharetta. P

Petunia plants, 60,
$2.25 C.; chrysanthe:
many varieties and co.
plants, $2.75; $4.50 C. pl
daylilies, good varietie
eled, $3.25 doz.;

plants $2.50;

plants, 35 d:
28. Mrs. W

del.

Geranium cuttings, 3,
red, pink and salmon co:
wax begonias, single and
ble, vine divisions, 25c;
tings, 15; African vi
small, 25; small bloo:
35e; Martha Washington
raniums, rooted, 50c. All
postage. Permit 435.
Owen Manning, 215 S
Blvd., Albany.

French marigold in ye
bronze, brown; and old
purple bachelors buttons
50 qt. P.P. Mrs, A. M. -
Rt. 2, Alto. 3

Royal Robe violets, 20
yarrow, pink, 2. doz.,
ajuga, a ground cover,
flower, 2 doz., $1.; fall
blue, $1. doz. Add 30c j
age. Minimum order $1
mit 75. Mrs. R. P. Ste
mer, Brooks.

Boxwoods: 8 yrs. old,
shaped, $2. ea.; Pyr
Orborvitae, 2 to 3 ft., $2
white pines, laurels,
pine, 2-3 ft., $3. doz.; sp
ing juniper, 15 to 20 in.
ea. Permit 186. Sadie W
Blue Ridge.

Boxwoods,

12ean
and yellow honeysu

o

White dogwoods,
spruce, mtn. laurels,
pines, 2-1/2 to 3 ft., $3.
pink per. phlox, 2 doz.
pink moss pose, 2, $1. |
packed. Per. 187. Bob Wilt
Blue Ridge. :
African violets, 10 a
all cols., blooming size,
labeled plants, $3.50; beg
maranta, alliwm, ivy, sh
plant, jade, lantana,
geranium, pianthus, fo:
orchid Louisiana, blue
an, asstd. bearded iri
forget-me-nots, 25 ea
order, $3.50. Permit 52.
B. J. Cantrell, Blue Ridg
Lily bush flower,
grows up to 8 ft., bloo
about 3% in. wide, or





color Delta iris, 3
Beauty color hy-
yellow dbl. hemora-
summer mums,
until frost) yellow,
red and variegated; 5
ies, ea. group, $1. $2.
P. Permit 89. Mrs.
obinson, Bowdon.

some Tansy seed or
Iso some Rue seed or

would prefer seed but
uy plants of ea. item.
farold Ohst, Rt. 1, La-

_ spider lily bulbs,
ake, april blooming
ssus, jonquils and blue
1, 50c doz.; King Al-
lbs, narcissus and yari.
as, 75c doz.; magno-
ea. Will not ship; also,
small gourd seed, 25,

d stamped env. Permit
s. Mary E. Hudson, Rt.
icon, Ph. SH. 3-5884.

Mtn. laurels,

e white pines,
and purple lilacs, all
ted; lg. dbl. bloom
roots, asstd., sprouted,
labled, $2. doz.; roots, la-

ots sprouted. Write for list.
rmit 165. Mrs. Florence
2aton, Mineral Bluff.

arf coxcomb seed, lg.

many shades of pastel,

. colors, 25, 1/2 tspful,

stamped env. Permit No.

Mrs. C. H. Tanner, 1807
nson Hwy., Milledgeville.

Tris: purple, lavender, rose,
2, mauve, gold, maize, lt.
low, orchid, white, and
eral two-tones, $1.25 half
-; $2. doz., 30c postage for
rain lilies, 30c doz., 15c
stage. Mrs. Paul Davis, Rt.
onroe. Permit 337.

Sultanas, chicken gizzard,
rple fuchsia, begonias, night
ming cereus, well rooted,
a.; Shasta daisies, $1.25
Z.; guinea-wing begonias,
gel wing, beef steak, maple
uf, all well rooted, 35c ea.;
ranium cuttings, 10, $1.:
ephs coat, and coleus, 15
blue ageratum, 50c doz.
mit 458. Mrs. E. J. Crump,
28 Mogul Rd., Macon.

Angel Trumpet, Christmas
d Thanksgiving Cactus, Alu-
inum plant, Lizzard plant,
| Chief Dahlia bulbs, 5@c
- Balsam plants, mix. cols.
ums, asst., 25c doz.; Mother-
-Law Tongue, both dwarf
d tall, 25c ea. Mrs. H. G.
Jerhold, Rt. 3, Box 206,
varta, Per. 22.

Mioon flower vine _ seed,
cge pure white blossoms
th cream center, blooms
4 in. or more, May until
36 seed, 35 and stamp;
oral vine seed, 30 seed,
ith stamp. Ernest H.
orough, 1128 East 36th
Savannah.
seeaTS. 2)\- $4.30:
yerian Iris, purple, 50c doz.:
itton Mums, red or yellow,
doz.; Per. 169. Mrs. John
@aver, Rt. 2, Temple.

Geranium and Sultana cut-
is, 3, 50c; red and pink
*gonia cuttings, 15c_ ea.;
iite and blue Hydrangea,
striped Jew, 3, 25c:

d cols. Iris, $1.50 doz.;

k and white with red eyes
. Phlox, $2. doz.; Mums,
nite, red, yellow and pink
itumns, $1.50 doz. Add post-
. Mrs. R. W. Starling, 207
ape Thomaston. Per-

. Waxleaf Luci-
m, Abelia, Ilex Bullata,
Boxwood Holly, Magno-
and red. Crepe Myrtles,
1.; Ivy, 35c; Perrywinkle,
; Pyracantha, 2-3 ft. $1.99.
SE. B: Travis; Rt. 2. Box
Ri cea, Ph. 478-7933.

xwoods of all sizes. very
plants: also, one

3 ft. high, 5 ft.

come

Mrs.

,|Permit 307. Mrs.



_Snowdrops, yellow Daffo-
dils, red Spider Lilies, Gold-
en Glow, Summer Asters,
Dutches of Windsor, blue yard
Violets, 50 doz.; Daisies, $1.
doz, Free plants with each
order. Add 50c ea. order for
postage, Per. 22. Mrs. O. S.
Fields, 407 N. Madison St.,
Thomasville.

Daylilies and Rainlilies, $1.
doz.; white Paper Narcissus
bulbs, $1., 18 bulbs; Violets,
18, $1.; Iris, 6, $1.; Hardy
Phlox, and Sweet Williams,
10, $1.; yellow Globe, 6, $1.;
pink running Rose bushes, 3,
$1.; Petunia plants, 50c doz.;
Lilae bushes, 3, $1.; Add post-
age. Mrs. P. Malachi Smith,
Rt. 6, Gainesville, Per. 305.

Old Eng, Dwarf Boxwood,
pretty, full and heavily root-
ed, 4-6 in. plants, $20. C; red
Crepe Myrtle, 2 ft., (Dixie
Brilliant red) $6. doz., plants:
also, fine seedling pecan trees,
8 to 12 in., $2. per 10 trees;
white mulberry trees, 2-3 ft.,
$3. per 10 trees. Mrs. B. Ro-
pieon, Greenville. Permit

Bearded iris, all cols, in-
cluding new pinks, Blue rib-
bon winners A. I. S. show.
Write for list; also, 50, my
selection, $6., good color ran-
ge. Permit 1. Mrs. Marvin
Farrar, Jenkinsburg.

Daylilies: Warpath. Linda,
Fort, Redhead, Mikado, Pur-
ple Waters, Skylark, Hyper-
ion, Sweetbriar, Mrs. Tigert,







*| Sylvia, Cherokee Maid, Gold
| Dust, Mary Guenther, Buster

Brown, 15, $3. plus 50c post-
age. Damp packed, labeled,
bonus plants. Permit 142. Mrs.
Claude Kimsey, Hiawassee.

Over 400 named varieties
of bearded iris, won most
blue ribbons at last A. I. S.
show. State inspected. Per-
mit 24. Write for information.
Add postage on orders. Mrs.
W. J. Saunders, Jenkinsburg.

300 varieties. bearded ris,
won many blue ribbons in
A. I. S. shows. Write for na-
mes, cclors and prices. State
inspected. Permit 4. Mrs. T.
T. Patrick, Jackson.



Tritoma, lg. iris, daylilies, 4,
$1.; Perilla (coleus), maroon,
self-seeding, 20, $1.; pink
oxalis; Star of Bethlehem, 25,
$1.; fall aster, Michaelmas
daisy, 4, 25e; ground ivy, 30c
doz.; Stokesia, 6, $1.; phlox, 8,
$1.; Physostecia, 10, $1,:
Amaranthus, 10, 40c. Permit
356. Min. order, $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. Eugene Polsfuss, 223
Cordele Ave., Macon.

Blue and white Siberian
iris, Shasta daisies, narcissus,
jonquils, 35c doz.; butterfly
bush, water spiraea, rose
bleoms, 25 ea.; lg. bearded
iris, mixed cols., 50c doz.; la-
vender lilacs, Rose of Sharon,
Jan, jasmine, spring glory,
forsythia, 25e ea. Permit 55.
Varilla Quarterman, Mount-
ain City.

Pink thrift, $1. .; not hy-
drangeas, 25c, 50c, and $1.; lt.
royal blue fall daisies; dbl,
rose althea, cut, 10c; 3, 25c;
red woodbine, scotch brown,
lavendar locust, lay. althea,
25 ea.; Chinese bamboo, 50c;
mixed mums, grape hyacinths,
drakeshead, 25c doz.;_ mixed
coler azalea cuttings, 10c, 3,
25c: boxwood cuttings, one
cent ea. Permit 54. Mrs. Tom
Harkins, Mountain City.





Marigolds, Brownie Scout,
dwarf mix, lilliput, chrysan-
themums, flowered zinnias;
Bonfire salvia; mixed snap-
dragon; mixed stock longspur-
red columbines; goldenglow, 2
doz., $1.; Star mixed, Bonanza
mixed petunias, 36, $1.; mai-
denhair fern, white gerani-
ums, aluminum plant, blue
hydrangeas, 50c ea. Add 35c
pestage. Min. order $1. Permit
49. Mrs. J. W. Jones, Madison.

Pink Thrift, Narcissus. yel-

low Daffodils, white Goose-

neck, Boxwood cuttings, 15c
doz.; yellow Golden Glow,
Augusta Lilies, Daylilies, Le-
mon Lilies, white Shasta Dai-
sies, lav. Fall Daisies, large
Tris, 50e doz.; Siberian Iris,
dark blue and light blue, 50c
doz.; red hot Poker, small, 25c
a.; large, 50c ea. Per. 15. Send
postage. Mrs. O. W. Martin,
Rabun Gap.



- Mix. cols. yard petunia pl-
ants, 75c C; Firechief Petunia
plants, five cents ea.; rose

| Thrift, 75 C; white Iris, 60c

doz.; red and pink Weigela,
20c ea.; pink Per. Phiex, 10
ea.; red and white Hibiscus,
25e ea.; Tiger Lilies, 20c ea,
Per, 16. Leilar Phillips, Rt. 1,
Box 214, Royston.

_Dahlias, giant blooms, col.
pink, eream, $1.25, 6 bulbs;



large Chrysanthemums, shag- a

gy, col. yellow, $1. doz.; yel-
low Asters, Mums, $1. doz.;
white Easter Rose plants, $1.
Georgia Winkles, Box 251,
Raymond, Per. 99.

Pink Per. Phlox, pink
Mums, 50ce doz.; Ruffled
Ferns, 50 ea.: dbl. red and
pink Geraniums, single red
and pink and maple leaf Beg-
onia, purple Fuchsia cuttings,
25e ea.; pink Rain Lilies and
Spider Lilies, Tiger Lilies,
$1. doz. Add postage. Per. 79.
Mrs. Lee Cromer, Rt. 1, Box
74, Royston. :

Dbl. red and pink Geran-
iums, red and pink Begonia,
purple Fuchsia, Thanksgiving,
Christmas and May Cactus,
25e ea. cut; white, green stri-
ped Jew, 10c; red and orange
Amaryllis, bulbs, 50c. Per. 143.
Add postage. Mrs. W. H. Rice,
Rt., Box 131, Royston.



Verbena, 4 cols., Milk and

Wine Lilies. Amaryllis, large
leaf Begonia cuts, 25 ea.;
Daylilies, Lemon, Rain Lilies,
Hardy Phlox, pink Oxalis,
blue fall Asters, 50c doz.;
grape leaf Begonia, Geranium,
Cactus cuts, 20c ea. Petunias,
mixed 50c C; house leak, 25c.
Add postage. Per. 140. Lester
Phillips, Box 64 A, Rt. 1, Roy-
ston. :

Flower seed: Lt. yellow
Marigolds, Velvet Marigolds,
dbl. pink Touch-me-nots, and
dbl. red and dbl. white Ger-
anium cuttings, ea. 10c and
you pay postage. Permit 316.
Mrs. W. W. Cauthens, Rt. 2.
Buchanan.





Sprengeri fern, plumosis
fern, white easter rose, white
violets, pink yarrow, 5 alike,
or asstd., $1.40, P. P. No less
than 5 mailed; daylilies,
asstd, It. to dark, $3. doz.
P.P., no less than doz. mailed.
A. D. Brin-



] t 2; Box 27, Cairo.



Ornamental peppers (all
edible), many kinds and cols.,
mixed seed, 25c pkt., plus st-
amped, self-addressed envye-
lope, Germ. 93 pct., large pkg,
mixed seeds of peppers, flow-
ers, vines and some bulbs, $1.
postage paid. Send self-add-
ressed envelope or mailing
label. Per. 177. Mrs. M. E.

Lucky Star (melon),



Hardy dbl. sunflower, dah-

lia type, mixed color iris, mix-
ed color plumed celosia, mum,
rooted begonia, all plants, 15c,
or $1.25 doz.; dwarf cocks-
comb, cosmos, orange color
celosia, red salvia seed, 25c
pkg. Permit 110, Mrs. C. C,
Gentry, Rt. 3, Red Bud Rd.,
Calhoun.



Flowers: asstd. pot plant
cuttings, 15, $1.35; red petun-
las, 50c doz. Permit 88. Mrs.
J. H. Goble, Rt. 3 Cedartown.

Rooted verbena, several
colors, mixed, $1. doz.; 3 doz.,
$2. P.P. Damp moss packed.
No orders filled for less than
$1. Permit 127. Mrs. W. H.
Whitten, Chula.

Begonias: rosebird, red and
white green leaf, pink and
white, bronze leaf and rip-
ple leaf Pereperonia, May
cactus, 50 ea.; striped chick-
en gizzard, salmon sultanas,
25e ea.; frogleg and tree cac-
tus cuttings, 15c ea.; Boston
and Osmunda ferns, 50c ea.;
snow on mountain, 50c doz.
Permit 102, Minimum orders
$1., no checks. Send postage.
Mrs. Susan Ziglar, 1566 El-
lenby Rd., SE, Atlanta 15, Ph.
MA 7-5759.

Daylily special; Mixed, 50,
$3.: Fulva Rosea (pink) Hy-
perion, Yellowstone, Sunstar
(yellows), Honey Redhead,
Mrs. Hugh Johnson (reds), My
ickey
Mouse (beige), Windsor tan,
purple Emperor, Reg. 25c ea.,
reduced, 20, $2.; Pink Orchid,
Captain Russell, Violet Sym-
phony, $1. Permit 101. Wal-
ter M. Jackson, 1123 Vickers
St., Atlanta 16.

Old fashioned sunflower
seed, lg., 20c tbhlspful; corn
bead seed, 25c tblspful; mar-
tin gourd seed, 155c tblspn-
ful. Add postage. Stamps ac-
cepted. Mrs. W, M. McClure,
Rt. 4, Blairsville.

Empire and twe-tone yel-
low buttercups, yellow clus-
ter jonquils, white narcissus,
Star of Bethlehem; purple
border lilies, dogwood (mock-
erange) forsythia, spiraeas,
and 5 kinds of cactus, 5, $1.-
25, P.P. to 3rd. zone. Seed:
mixed colors, sweet Williams,
marigolds, zinnias, 25c and
self-addressed env., stamped.
Mrs. Genie Sanders, Rt. 2,
Eee 64, Buchanan, Permit

9.

Lemon _ lilies,
gonias, rooted, 35c;
flag lilies, dlbl. daylilies, 6,
$1,; foxglove, 6 bunches, $1.
Add postage. Per. 295. Mrs.
F, M. Turner, Rt. 6, Gaines-
ville, :









4.6155 be-=

white:



PAGE

Gladiolus bulbs, lg., mi
cols., 40 doz.; daylilies, 5!
doz.; mums, 60 doz.; whi
and yellow narcissus, 50c do:
All plus postage. Mrs. ;
Langford, Buena Vista, Pe
mit 446.

Nice boxwoods, 75 to $7.
Will sell one or truckload.
Permit 333. License No, 391.
Mis; Hy He Grizzel, at 4;
Blairsville, Ph. 745-4056.

Red and blue salvia, Hyd.,
petunias, giant carnations, red
and vari., Josephs Coat, mar-=
igolds, spungold and _ red:
golds; white and pink spider
plants, phlox, mixed, and
mixed dianthus, all, 25 doz.
No shipments. Permit 455. H.
G. Byrd, 2757 Waters Rd.,
SW, Atlanta, Ph. 761-1079.

Star of Bethlehem,
lantana, It. yellow and velvet
marigold, dbl. pink touch-
me-nots, zinnias, and martin
gourd, all 10ce pek, and stamp-
ed, self-addressed eny, Pe
mit 316. Mrs. W. W. Cauthe
Rt. 2, Buchanan, F :

_Pink thrift, 50c doz.;

ed col. mums, $1.; 1
shasta daisies, white narcis-
sus and daylilies (orange $1.
doz.; blue violet and red star
circle, 50c; single blue, and
blue grape hyacinths,
doz,; King Alfred

and white snow drops, ye
doz, State inspected, permit
98. Add postage. Mrs, Flor-
ence Leathers, Rt. 1, Buch=
anan.

Yellow blooming feverfe
3 rooted plants, $1.; blue age
ratum plants, $1. doz.; purpl
butterfly bushes, 4, $1.; chry
santhemums, Desert Quail,
Yellow Daisy and Yellow
button types, tall and dwarfs,
$1, doz; many col. iris; $12
doz.; daylilies, 25c bulb. Add
25c postage ea. $1.
Damp packed. Permit
Mrs. H. Barrow, Rt.
Waco.

0c





$2.50 doz.;

$2. doz.; f
varieties, $6.; 10 of 20, $1
State color. Permit 154. A
40c postage Ist. doz., 10c ez
additional doz. or part do
Mrs: I P). Combs Ripa
Washington. i

Red, white, blue and pin
iit Soh) Oz) aD maleae
clump oxalis, $1.;

bulbs, two cents ea. in lot of
100; blue violets, daylilies
pink sweet William, hardy
phlox,. 2 doz. o1,502-$5
yellow daylilies, 25c ea, A
postage. Per. 64. Mrs. Janie



Rhodes, Rt. 2, Ranger.

Ellis, Box 23, Grantville. ~

EE A RIEGEL HOT ER SST TE

SICKNES
IN ANIMALS

The office of our state chemist frequently receives re-
quests to analyze samples of feed believed to contain sub-
stances causing sickness or death in farm animals or poultry.

These requests come from people such as the farmer, a
county agent, a veterinarian, etc., and quite often have yery
little information for us to proceed on.

In order for the state chemist to intelligently tackle

such a problem, he needs certain information,

First of all,

before a sample of such feed is sent, a veterinarian should be
consulted, In case of death, an autopsy should be performed
to determine whether death was caused by a disease or a toxic
substance. In the experience of the state chemists office,
the feed is rarely ever to blame.

If the veterinarian decides that it is a toxic substance, he
should indicate what he thinks it is. Otherwise, the chemis-
try laboratory may run numerous tests and still not hit on the

right one.

In addition to the veterinary report, the feed

guarantee tag should always be enclosed with the sample.
Quite often there are various drugs added which are toxic if
the levels are too high,









































































































steak begonias,

-95e bunch. Add postage. M

age. Permit 19. Mrs.



~ PAGE FOUR



Flowers

FOR SALE
Variety of hardy chrysan-
*hemums, med. and small
sizes, 2 doz., $1.35 P.P. Mrs.
MM. Casey, Rt. 1, Cedar-
town. Permit 23:2.

Daylilies, 20 i
Charm, Linda, Bold Curios.
Wiking, Gay Troubadour,
Honey Redhead, J. T. Russell,
Baronet, Purple Haze, Soudan,
Dbl. Orange, Russells muted,
Mary Gunther, Red Top and
others, (40c postage); Iris, 20
kinds, all colors, 6, $1. Permit
18. Mrs. W. E. Johnson. Rt. 2,
Box 170, Crawfordville.

Rex Begonias, split
philodendron, 75c, Crown 0
Thorns, panda plants, wax
plants, velvet plants, beef-
dbl. bronze
jJeaf, 65c; Boston, sprengeria
ferns; Chinese evergreen;
marble queen potho, 50c; cac-
tus, 40c up; 5 different Jews,
TS:
Otis Mashburn, Cumm4in &.
Permit 65.

White confederate and yel-
Jow Fla. jasmines, 40c ea.;
Gaisy chrysanthemums, 3 va-
rieties: also, yellow and white
eushion, 2 doz., $1.; indoor
ivy, 3, 50c, antemesia, silver
king, 6, 50c; fish scale fern,
3, $1.: Philadelphia, or Eng-
jish dogwood cuttings, 6, 50c.
Add postage. Permit 36. Mrs.
J. R. Hinson, Box 104, Ches-
ter.

Tiger lilies, blackberry _li-
Fies, royal lilies, $1., 8; Red
hot poker, 6, $1.; galax, tril-
lium, bloodroot, $1. doz.;
Jack-In-Pulpit, birdfoot, vio-
Jets, 24, $1.: 14 dif. mums, $1.;
red flowering horsemint,
doz. Per. 278. Add postage,
Mrs. F. M. Eaton, Rt. 1, Dah-
Jonega.



cols., . Pink

leaf



f | Irene,

|Add postage,

MARKET BULLETIN

Trailing arbutus,
heartleaf, queen of meadow,
yellow root, $1.50 doz.; yel-
jow flag lilies, 6, $1.; sweet
shrubs, mtn. laural, pink min.
honeysuckle bush, min. Ivy
and white dogwood bush, 50c
ea., 3, $1. All well rooted and
moss packed, add_ postage.
Per, 454. Miss Jewel Charles,
Rt. 4, Ellijay.

12 kind of cannas, $1. doz,
plus 35c postage; white can-
nas, 15c ea.; 6 kinds of peren-
nials, 60c; milk and wine li-
lies, apricot col. amaryllis,
umbrella palms, red spider li-
lies, 25 ea.; tube roses, 50
doz. Add postage. Permit 44.
Mrs. W. E. Wootens, Rt. 2, Box
150, Camilla.



Chrysanthemums: silver-
sheen, white Dotty, lg. pink,
Pinocchios, Carolyn
Yosick, Bronze, Pink Pom,
Red. Wht., Pink, Bronze Daisy,
some rooted cuttings, my Se-
lection, mixed, 25 plants, $2.-
25 P.P.; Red, Bronze Daisy,
rooted cuttings, $1. doz. plus
postage. No out of state or-
ders. Permit 57. Ruth Under-
wood, Rt. 3, Conyers.





Ditanthus pinks, mixed
seed; marigold, brownie scout
seed: marigold sunset giants;
pansies, giant mixed; petunia,
hybrid mixed colors; snap-
dragon, all mixed, zinnia,
canary bird yellow, seed, 20c
pack; large scarlet dbl. poppy
seed, 25c tspnfull. Add post-
age. Mrs. L. W. Welch, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.



Dbl. yellow Cannas, Tiger
Lilies, Fall Pinks, white Nar-
cissus, Jonquils, 50c doz.;
white Baby Breath, rooted,
50c ea.; 3, $1.; Cactus cuts,
3, 25c; pink Thrift, 50c C.
rooted sprigs. Free flowers.
no stamps or
checks. Per. 119. Mrs. Perlene
Roeper, Rt. 7, Gainesville.





White, red, pink, yellow,
and vari. chrysanthemums,
$1. doz. Add postage. _ Per.

971. Mrs. Bela Jackson, Rt. 2,

_ Fayetteville.

Rain lilies, $1. doz.; red
Indian flag, 90c doz.; naked
jily bulbs, $1.50. Add postage.
Per. 147. Mary Tumlin, Rt. 1,

Box 316, Eastonallee. ;



Rose of Sharron, pink,
white, old rose, red, orchid
end violet; golden bells, pink
althea, yellow weigela, 50c;
iris, white, deep blue, light

- blue, 6, 50c; chrysanthemums,

ynix cols., large, 50e doz. Add
postage. Per. 93. Mrs. Pres-
Jey Fowler, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Daylilies: Petentate, Dora-
hea, Pink Damask, Salmon
Sheen, White Lady, Brocade,
Show Girl, Grisselle, Skylark,
Primula, Howdy, Pink Bo-
xnoi, Colonial Dame, Semi-
mole Chief, 50c ea.; $5. doz.;
Daafu, Maytime, Hortense, 3

inks, 75c ea.: iris, labeled, 12,

1.50; not labeled, 12, $1.25,
from 125 varieties, 40c post-
Fr. M.



Combs, Washington.

Pink thrift, 50c C plants,
well rooted, add postage; al-
60, cowhorn hot pepper for
seed, 2 doz. pods, 25c. Add
postage. H. F. Seay, Rt. 2,
3917 Panthersville Rd., Ellen-
wood. Per. 128.





Coral vine seed, 25c doz.
seed, with self addressed and
siamped envelope. No checks.
Mrs. Mary Smallwood, 830

_ Sunshine Dr., Apt. 1, Griffin.



White per. candytuft, $1.,
20 plants; tiger lily, 6 plants,
dif. shades pink
Th aoz.; mix. cols.
aris, 15; mix. colors
@hrysanthemums, $1.25, 30
plants. Per. 301. Miss Lee
Crow, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Small ligustrums and cher-
ry laurels, 75c doz; vinca
minor, Eng. ivy, violets, phl-
@x, border grass, $1. doz.; 300
pink thrift, $3.50; lavender,
white, red, $1. doz. Per. 140.
Lois Woodruff, Greenville.



Spider (red) lily _ bulbs,
mice blooming size, $1:25 doz.,
$7. C. All P.P. Order now for
Sept. blooms. Prompt ship-

: ynent. Permit 252. W. E. Smith,

421 Arnold St.,
Ph. PO 1-8276.
Daylilies: Seminole Chief,
Annis U. Russell, Bernice

Hapeville,



Russell, Mt. Vernon, Minnie,

Lena Hoover, Buster Brown,
Couniry Pride, Sammy Rus-
sell, Taj Mahal, Mrs. Tigert,
Morccco red, blk. Prince, Pa-

) tricia, Starlight, 15; $5., P: P.
.. Labeled, damp pack

- $70. Miss June Kimsey,

. Wassee. est i i

etl





. Permit



Jand, Rt 9, Gainesville,

Thrift, 10c doz.; tiger lily
bulbs, 10c; Easter lily, 25c ea.;
snow ball, 25e; goldenrod, 10c;
lily bushes, 15c; mimosa, 15,
plus postage. Mrs. John_L.
EST: Rt. 4, Ellijay, Per.
457. ;

Giant blooming dahlia bulbs,
Sandiago, Blue Bird (lav.,
yellow), red, purple, yellow,
peach, Jersey Beauty, bronze
and others, nice collection,
$2.25 doz. bulbs: old fashion
dbl. mix colors Touch-me-not
seed, 25c tblspnfull; yellow,
chrysanthemum type, dbl.
marigcld seed, 20c pk. Per.
168. Add postage. Mrs. Dewey
Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58, Ellijay.

Orange daylilies, blue vio-
lets, white Star of Bethlehem,
purple king iris. $5. M; yel-
low daffedil bulbs, foxglove,
leopard lilies, lemon lilies,
iris, wild iris, 50c doz.; sweet
shrub, weeping Mary, wild
azaleas, mt. Jaural, red roses,
Christmas jasmine, purple li-
lac, 5, $1.; 2 yr. dbl. yellow
japonica, 50e ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Frank Parks, Rt. 3, Elli-
jay. Permit 9.







Snow on min., yellow and
red primrose, mix. sweet
Williams, blocm size, vari.
hedge plant, 40c doz.; dbl. red
and white althea. purple lilac,
vari. ligustrum, 35c ea.; 10-
12 in. nandinas, 25c ea.; bush
live forever, mass yellow
blooms, 3 plants, 25c. Per. 53.

Add postage. Mrs. Lizzie
Crawford, 18 Crawford St.,
Ellijay.



Ligustrums, 2 to 3 ft., vari.
Liriope, Lemon Lilies, white
Candytuft, dwarf, blue per.
Phlox. Summer blooming Cus-
hion Mums, red, pink, white,
and bronze, $1.50 doz., $10. C;
Eng. Ivy. Vinea Minor, Achi-
menese, $1. doz.; $5. C. Blan-
one Woodruff, Greenville, Per.

Seed: Mixed cols. Sultana,
blood of Calvary, ea. 50c pk.;
red Salvias, Scotch Broom,
and vine Pomegranite, 25c ea.
pk.; Vine Dishrag and George
Washington Cherry seed
flowers, 25 with self add-
ressed stamped envelope.
Pear] Clark. Rt. 6, Gaines-
ville, Per. 366.

Exhibition mums: Fan Fare,
yellow Country Maiden, Mrs.
Kidder. Golden West, Rose
Bud, Ben Leghorn, Spiders,
gold and white Lace, Bon Bon,
Shaded Orchid, $2. doz.; Poms
and Spoons, asst., $1.50 doz.;
Lace and Asparagus ferns,
35 ea. or 3. $1. Add postage.
Per, 111. Mrs. 'Clyde Gille-



6, 50c; |.



45015,

Now taking orders for pure
strain Ga. Easter lily bulbs,
5-8 in., 15c, 20c and 25c ea.
according to size; also, several
bu, bublets, planting stock,
$50. bu. Per. 397. Mrs. D. D.

Woodard, Dudley.



Dbl. dark red Cockscomb
seed, 25c tblspnfull, plus five
eents postage. Mrs. Ben
Crawley, Rt. 2, Box 1 A,
Greensboro.

WANTED



Want. Bronze Mums, pure
white, fully matured, and dry
1963 Amaryllis seed, Hardy
Asters, any color except pur-
ple, and red Hardy Phlox, will
buy or exchange other flow-
ers. State del. prices. Permit
318. Mrs. Joe A. Whaley,
Shellman.

Equipment

FOR SALE



Ibs.,

Steel anvil, wt. 100
and

$25.; vice, $20.; forge
Champion blower, all] in good
shape. G. R. Williams, 1398
Canoochee Dr., N. E., Atlanta
19, Ph. 233-8890 (not collect).

2, two horse, wagons, mule
walking cultivator, 1 row st-
alk cutter and I. H. C. hay
rake. Glenn Hays, Rt. 1, Bre-
men.

\bany, Ph. HE. 2-7704.





Mowing machine for Farmall
Cub tractor in good -eond.;
also, belt pulley. G. L. Me-
Ginnis, Rt. 1, Alpharetta.

Allis Chalmers model 60
combine with grain tank and
pagging platform, $400.; Allis
Chalmers silage _ harves-
ter with row crop attachment
mounted, and 2 grass adjust-
ments included, $500.; culti-
vator with 2 row Covington
planters, $200. Fritz Orr, Jr.,
c/o Fritz Orr Farms, Rt. 2,
Newnan, Ph, 253-4474. ue

430 John Deere trailer plow,
new disc, good cond., for sale
would trade for other farm
machinery. Doyle Ledford,
Hiawassee, Ph. 896-4746.

Want to trade Allis Chal-
mers C., 2 disc, turned 15
acres stubble, for smaller, or
later, Farmall,. Chalmers or
Massey Harris. Come see.
M. Walker, Rt. 1, _Chicka-
mauga), Ph. 375- 3328.

Want Cole planter with
seed and fertilizer hoppers,
reasonably priced and in fair
cond. State price in first let-
ter. Robert Gunter, Rt. 1,
Farmington.

Want 3 point hitch for M.
Farmall tractor; also, wheel
and weight for tractor. C. M.
Pippin Jr., Pretoria Rd., Al-









Want to buy 8 row cotton
duster to mount on Ford trac-
tor. Louis Tate, Cloudland,
(Chattooga Co.).

Want 3000 Pockman cakes
for layers, must be in excel.
cond, and priced right; also,
want 8 ton metal feed bin. C.
E. Hinson, Alamo.





3-14 H. P. cast iron Clinton
engine, turning plow and cul-
tivators in A-1 cond., $125. C.



L. Painter, Rt. 2, Powder
Springs, Ph. 943-3174 (not
collect).

Want junked Ford Major

Diesel tractor, old model, with
good block, or block only.
State what you have in first
Jetter. T. Whipple Simpson,
Rt. 2. Cochran, Ph. WE. 4-
2441 (net collect).

Rotary mower, rear moun-
ted sickle mower. 4 disc tiller,
bush and bog, 2 bottom plow,
seocp and subsoiler, all 3
point hitch, good cond. Wes-
ley Harris, Rt. 3, Box 216,
Griffin, Ph. 227-4536.

Allis Chalmers B. hydraulic
lift, starter, lights, 8 dise har-
row; 6 ft., mowing mach, 2
disc tiller, cut-off saw, plan-
ters and cultivators, good
eond., priced to sell. Jim Har-
degree, Rt. 1, Franklin, Ph.
AL. 3-3196 (Newnan).

Ferguson or Intn]. Harvester,

Want 100 gal. pasteurizer
complete with pump cooler,

poiler, filler and capper, com-

plete lines, valves and con-
nections. G. O. Huckaby, Rt.
1, Box 134, Meansville, Ph.
647-5352 (no collect calls).

Want 10 or 12 in. hammer-
mill with crusher and power
take-off, dust collector and
magnets; % ton feed mixer;
tractor, John Deere, Massey



40 H.-P. with planter. State
price and cond. P. J. Lipory,
eee Hawkinsyille, Ph. 892-

Want 8-N Ford tractor with
front end loader in g
cond., and reasonably priced,
within radius of 100 miles;
also, mowing machine and
serape blade for same. A. J.
Thompson, Rt. 3, Adairsville,
Ph. SP. 3-3760 (not collect).

Want power cane mill and
80 gal. syrup kettle in good
cond. Roy Hutchinson, Rt. 1,
Lake Park, Ph. CH. 2-8740.







5 ft. pull type rotary mo-
wer, good cond., $250. Marvin
G. Gladin. Rt. 1, Pancras Rd.,
Milledgeville, Ph. 452-4270.

Game bird incubator (Am-
erican-Linccin), perfect cond.,
used only twice, 90 hen, 50
turkey, 150 pheasant, and 240
quail egg cap.. also goose eggs,
$30. at my place. Mrs. J. R.
Clarke, Rt. 1, Jasper.

Corn snapper, 1 row, pull
type, with husker attached,
like new, $600. P. J. Lipory,
HL Hawkinsville, Ph. 802-

Irrigation volume gun, puts
out 550 g. p. m. for Rainbow
volume gun irrigation system,
for sale at big discount. J. W.
Ivey, 515 So. Main St., Fitz-
gerald, Ph. 3019.

_H. Farmall tractor with 20
dise taylorway harrow; 2, 55
gal. drums with land pump.
Ben H. Ferrell, Kennesaw, Ph.
427-1841.

Allis Chalmers B. harrew
and cultivator frames, al] in
good cond., $275. Horace Mel-
ton, Woodbury, Ph. 553-5134
(not collect).

1960 model











milk keeper
tank, 185 gal. cap., 2 Rite-
Way milkers, and_ stainless
steel] vat. Will sell part or all.
C. O. Cole, Rt. 2, Temple, Ph.
459-4376.

John Deere No. 3 mowing
machine, first class shape,
runs in oil, mule type. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington.





Irrigation equipment, 100
H. P. GMC Diesel motor in
perfect cond., used only 6 hrs.
since thoroughly overhauled,
1200 ft., 6 in.. pipe; 1600 ft.,
4 in., pipe, with 30 sprinklers,
all iees, valves and fittings,
perfect cond. complete $4,200.
C. L. Turner, Metier, Ph. 685-

Want garden plow
drag harrows, in Atlanta,
Roswell, Alpharetta area.

Gary W. Merriman, 970 Blue
Ridge Ave., NE., Atlanta.

Want pull type _ plow for
Allis Chalmers 8B. tractor
(1945 model). Must operate
from a draw bar instead of 3
point hitch. Earl _ Wheatley,
2674 Fair Oaks Rd., Decatur.

_ Want 3 point hitch and lift-
ing arms to fit John Deere B.
tractor with power lift. Doyle
Lindsey, 333 Moreland Way,
Hapeville, Ph. PO 7-1443. |

Want cultivator and/or
planter and fertilizer distri-
butor for David Bradley gar-
den tractor. W. T. McDonald,
Jr., Rt. 1, Bloomingdale.

_ Want Marine engine for ir-
rigation system, 6 in. suction
and discharge, in good cond.









Julian Edge, c/o Parkhill
Cemetary, Macon Rd., Co-
lumibus.



Want 100 tube type feed--|,

ers. Will pay 50 ea. if in use-
able cond. Eugene M. Calla-
way, Rayle.

Want 2 man power chain
saw. Give full details. Must
be in good cond. State make,
age and price. W. L. Wilson,
P.O. Box 889, Thomasville.

_John Deere 4 dise tiller, 16
dise off-set orchard harrow,





10 ft. wide spring tooth har- |

row for tractor, 5 ft. section
spring tooth harrow, hay rake,
pulley for 0.6 Intn]. harrow,
and 2 rubber tired wheel. bar-
rows. Frank P. Daniel, Senoia,
Ph. 599-3298.

3-42 H. P. electric metor
and compressor for egg cool-
ing unit; door to egg cooling
unit, $40.; Whirlaway egg
washer, $40.; metal chicken



waterers, $2. ea.; pony saddle,
$20. Mrs. Margaret D. Deaton, |



Atlanta 7, Ph, JA. 1-1784

1961 Intnl

-loff plow and cultiv

and






















erop silage cho
chop less tha
perfect cond.,
shelter most of ti

Hawkins, Rt. 1, Mi
2718 (Sandersville)

Light plant, 2 eyl
115-230 volt, 3500 w
cond., for-sale or wot
for Farmall A. trac
row tractor in good
A. Crowder, Rt. 3
Griffin, Ph. 228-17

used very little, exc
$200. at farm; also,
Holland forage harve
sickle bar and ha
header, good cond.,
old R. Adamson,
213, Morrow, Ph. 478

2 whl. garden tra
plow, cutaway harr

good cond, good pri
Nall, 44 Fessenden
tell, Ph. 948-2372
after 7:30 p. m.).

$65. Thomas L. Grav 1
Jonesbridge Rd., Alp

CORRECTION: 1
mall Cub tractor,
cultivators, 10 disc
disc tillers, mowi
ines, Reto-mower, sc
blade, power take-
quick hitch, all for $7
. Wallace, Rt. 1, Fair

CORRECTION: Alli
mers C. A, 2 row tra
of planters, cultivator

cept fertilizer (hoppe:
little repair, all $175.
offer. No letters a
W. A. Williamson, Rt.
don. Ph. 2244. ee

1950 Ford tractor
with planters, cultiva
fowlers, 2 disc plow, a
up type disc harrow
excel. cond. L. K. W
3, Calhoun, Ph. MA. 9

Berkeley deep jet
1/3 _H. P. complete and
to run except for t
offer buys. R. P. Jonge
1664 Dodson Dr.,S. V
Janta 11, Ph. DI. 4

Cunningham hay co!
er, used very little, goo
S. W. Few, Apalacl
278R2 (Madison).

Ferguson terracin
new paint job, used very
in top cond. Will sell or
Gavev McManus, Bo:
Franklin. ee

Merry Tiller tracto:
2-% seasons on 1
fessional model 3
be used with all aece
east iron engine. plo
in. wheels, tined rotor:
assortment of plows, n
ashers, complete $16
possible part paymen
peef type calves or 42
market price. H. W. B:
Eves Rd., Rt. 1, Rosw
993-4126. nae

Irrigation system, L.
55 H. P. Red Seal Co
tal motor, 4 in. Carter
22 ft. suction hose, 16
in. aluminum pipe Ww

twenty ft. jeints,_
with 4 X 3 in. field va
No. 70 rainbird spr
also, 1950 L. A. Case
and John Deere rotary
chopper. Will D. Gunn
1, Hull, Ph. LI. 8-2875

Farmall Cub tracto
hydraulic lift, lights,
disc plow (pull b
smoothing harrow,

planters and fe
distributor, all for $75
lard T. Casey, Rt. 5, Mi
Ph. 943-5832 (not eol

60 ege cap. and 100
round incubators for a
hen eggs, good cond,
one $7.50; larger $12
Irene G. Cail, 1928
wood St., Savannah.

2 row Allis Chalmer:
tor. gas or fuel burns
eycle frontend, fair.
with. planters, cul
smoothing harrow |
ing machine, $4.50;
versal milking machi
rainer, 2. milk pails. J;
strainer pads, $25
derson, Sia

359 N. Highland Ave., N. E:, |joini










600 hrs. of ope-
cond. James H.

tractor; I. H. C.
inder; Graham-





der; Diesel pow-
P.; front mount
sch | Aor He or M.;

hay peer

$650. D. O.
Se 5. Doug-
2572.

twin burner ker-
-brocders with 200
galvanized pipe, 10
: individual
da leveling and

Royston, Ph. 245-

ord 8-N tractor, re-
econditioned with
lift works
Sunday communi-
A. J. Johnson, Gray-
a 3-3874 (Lawren-



Deere 40 tractor,
-bush. and bog,





a and pan,
itch, good as new, first



Powder Gpanes:
ete not col-

porn 2: Tow cultivator

nachine and drag har-
r $1,250. Talmadge
hurch St., Palmet-



- fertilizer
brand new pac:

ck I. H. C. No. 14A
mounted on
. Farmall tractor, both
+, price $2,995.
ulk, Rt. 1, Jeffer-
Ph. 3155 (not col-

odel 4010 John Deere

yi:
-Killifer, 9 ft. off-
all for $6000. John
Pinehurst, Ph. 645-

Dari-Kool milk tank,
cap., in good cond.,
. Miller, Rt. 2, Tem-
9-4372 (Villa Rica).

Jamesway milk
less stee] inside and
d as new. State your
Joe A. Moore, Rt. 4,
inty, West Arm-
alley, Summerville.

elec. motor: Ig.
mn ck cap., stationary
for small acreage,
ason. on peanuts:

Lilliston peanut
0cd cond. with al-

isconsin engine;
John Deere tiller,
id (A. T. Rigsby,
.



den tractor cutaway harrow,
turning plow, lay-off plow,
cultivator, planter, and guano
distributor, reasonably priced.
Je Ls Williams, unin Phe y..
9-3134 (not collect).

Pens, feeders, waterers,
suitable for

L quail, doves,
chickens, etc., in good cond.,
some new, reasonably - priced.
Miss Eva Wallace, 716 Myrtle
St.. N. E., Atlanta 8 Phy CR:
4-5152.

I. H. C. corn planter, 2 row,
mounted type, for Farmall A.
tractor, has dbl. hoppers for
corn and beans, complete. $15.
at my farm, 6 mi. E. of Fort

collect






5 Valley on Hwy. 96. E. E.

Be eee) | Wantland, Rt i, Box 110,
Fort Valley.

lig ds Foes John Deere H. tractor in

fair cond., with planter, culti-
vator and layoff plow, $350.
G. C. Parker, Rt. 2, Hampton
(1 mi. West of Hastings brid-
ge), Ph. 478-6322.

Siekle mower for Allis
Chalmers W. D., $100.: 3 point
hiteh, cotton sprayer, 4 row,
$65.; Farmall Super C. 6 row
duster, $35.; Allis Chalmers

D., excel. cond., $700.; cul-
tivator frame for Ww. De $50:
or will trade for Ford 3) point
hitch equip., cultivator, sickle
mower, bush and bog harrow,
Ig. J. E. Collins, Box 313,
Manchester, (at farm, 3 mi. E.
of Harris City).

Win-
hay
. Wm G.









cooling tank, 180 gal., 2 unit
Rightway milkers, stainless
steel washing vat and Strainer.
Will sell all or part. W. C.
Miller, Rt. 2, Temple.

_ 1,040 Cumberlin hen cages
in good cond. Mrs. Geo. W.
Summerford, Pelham. Ph.
294-8546 (not collect).

Allis Chalmers Forge har-
vester with Grassland header,

good,



2

mowing/in good cond., $55. Lindsey
_ fertilizer West, Ripa Temple Rd., Car-
all 3/rollton. Ph, 832- 9325.



Brown,
Ph.



Equipment :

Want junked Farmall Cub
tractor for parts. K. Hop Per-
kins, 5 So. Grady St., Clax-

Eycal Coit

nearly

Livestock

FOR SALE



- Cattle

Reg. Angus: bulls, ready
for service, grandsons of O.B.
13th and Eileenmere 492nd.
.| Vaccinated, Cert. and Accr.
herd. E. L.. Burnsed, Manas-
|sas, Ph. 739-1970 (Claxton).

40 excel. dairy cows, Hol-
stein, Jersey and Guernsey,
Pet Milk 584 lb. base, DeLa-
val milking machine, 400 gal.
Craft tank. Mrs. Lewis P.
Gunn, Rt. 1, Thomason. ~

3 outstanding Reg. Black
Angus bulls, excel. conforma-
tion, best bloodlines, from
clean herd, calfhood vaccinat-
ed, ready for service. J. O.
Crowley, 129 Bankhead Ave.,
Carrollton, Ph. TE. 2-8402.

20 R Reg. Angus bulls and
heifers, 9 to 12 mos. old; 3
older cows with heifer calves
at sides, and 2 older cows to
calve soon. Good Eileenmere
breeding and papers with at
animals, reasonably priced.
W. Hill, 2925 Nancy Gtesk
Rd. N.W.. Atlanta, Ph. CE. 7-
>

5 good, Reg. polled Here-
ford bulls, 2 yrs. old; also, 20
bulls, 11 to 13 mos. old. All
calfhood- vaccinated and of
popular bloodlines. Winton
C. Harris, Rt. 1, Sereven, Ph.
584-2312 (Odum).

7 good polled Hereford
cows of top breeding, 2 young
15 mo. old bulls, and 4 yr.
old herd sire. Dbl. Reg. and
of fine bloodlines. Most cows
have calves at side. John B.
Smith, Cleveland Rd., Dalton.
Ph. rt 8-3705 (after 7:30
p.m.).

Nice Whiteface polled bull,
2% yrs. old, perfect quality,
gentle, no bad habits, guar-
anteed breeder (calf to show),
wt. 1000 to 1100 Ibs., has bred
only 12 cows, db). Reg., see

-jafter 4: pm. J. A. - Noel),
able Thomaston, Ph. ss s (no
+ collect calls).

pede Ford scoop,

Moon,

duty






















iP. Simplicity gar-|

CEP: Milkeeper bulk farm | f,

\calf. Mrs. C.



2 Reg. An bulls Coastal
mere 160, Jan. 1959,
breeding sire date of Wye.
dam, Irene of Coastalmere 19,
wt. about 1500 tbs.; Black
Boy 4, born April 30, 1962,
breeding sire, Coastalmere
160, dam McKenzie Black-
bird 22, wt. about 550 lbs.
Selling both to prevent in-
breeding. Charlie Rentz, Len-
ox, ee 546-2601 (day until 9
p.m.).










2 Holstein cows, one fresh-
ened March 16 and one fresh-
ened April 26, will trade for
Whiteface heifers of part
Whiteface heifers. Jas. D.
Beckham, Rt. 3, Fayetteville.

Freshion Guernsey with
first (heifer) calf; also, fresh-
in Guernsey with 3rd calf, has
heifer calf, both will give 6
or 7 gals. milk per day, rea-
sonably priced. F. H. Bunn,
Midville.



Reg. Guernsey male, 2 yrs.
old, good bloodline, dehorned,

ring in nose, sure breeder:
also, 12 mo. old, dehorned,
nice, $75. H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington.

Reg. Angus bulls, 7 head of
best Eileenmere bloodline,
from 10 to 14 mos. old, $200.
to $250. Morris C. Richards,
Be ee Alpharetta, Ph. 475-

Nice, fat, young Angus cow,
and nice bred Angus heifer,
over yr. old. Raliph Free, Talk-
me oe Ph. 8-2547 (Ox-
or

30 Angus calves, 6 to 10
mos. old, mostly Reg., $100.
to $150. per head, no steers,
all ready for grass. See after

4 p.m. and Sundays. T. L.
Surles, /o Winkler Farms,
Preston.

Guernsey cow due to fresh-
en May 1 with 2nd calf, real
gentle, no bad habits. Heifer
due to freshen Nov. 28, real
nice and gentle. D. H. Mc-
Pherson, Roswell, Ph. 993-
6579 (no collect calls).

11 mo. old Reg. Angus bull
for sale. W. C. Gideon, Hwy.
92, Fayetteville, Ph. 461-7455.

25 Holstein, first calf, heif-
ers. wt. 900-1200 lbs., C. V.,
6 of these heifers are out of
cows with DHIA records of
from 10,000 to 13000 lbs. of
milk, all foundation stock. R.
G. Reynolds, Rt. 3, Monroe,
Ph. 268-4032.

Cow freshened April 18,
third calf, sell with or without
W. Bellamy, Rt.
1. Ellenwood, Ph. GR. 4-7110.

9 Reg. Angus heifers, bred,
22 to 26 mos. old, $250. ea.; g
Reg. cows, heavy with calf,
$300. ea. All calfhood vacci-
nated and clean. F. W. Phil-

lips, c/o Westover Farm, Ken-

nesaw, Ph. 428-2959.

4 Shorthorn heifers (horn-
ed), 2 bred, out of Reg. herd
but cannot be Reg. J. B. Ray
Homer, Ph. 677-4969 (after %
p.m., no collect ealls).

Several purebred Black
Angus heifers, 7-9 mos. old,
$100. ea., not Reg. W. H. Nor-
ris, Rt. 1, Box 164, Zebulon,
Ph. 567-8922.

Reg. Angus bulls, one 3 yr.
old, one 5 yrs. old, both fine,
big bulls with excel. pedi-
grees. Will sell your choice,
not both. $400.-$500. W. T.
Torgesen, c/o Whistle Top
Farm, Cornelia.

2 Reg. Black Angus cows
with papers, 2 and 3 yrs. old,
$200. ea. Delivered anywhere
in Ga. Mrs. David Hawley,
RFD 2, Greensboro, Ph. HU.
9-6177 (Union Point).

Reg. Black Angus bulls, wt.
about 1200 pounds, 4 yrs. old,
with papers, $250.; 2 Reg.
Black Angus cows with pa-
pers, 2 and 3 yrs. old, $200. ea.
Delivered anywhere in Ga.
Cecil F. Hawley, 170 Vene-
tian Way, Mableton, Ph. 948-
6405 (Atlanta).

Jersey heifer, 74% mos. old,

$50. Verlin Eshleman, Rt. 1,

Hephzibah, Ph. 592-4576.
~ Reg. Guernsey bulls _ of

Gold Star Breeding, service-

able age, backed by produc-
tion records. Write for pedi-
gree and prices. A. M. Wall,
c/o Pine Meadow Farm, Rt.
5, Box 561, Dean Forest
Road, Savannah.

Good polled Hereford bulls,
wt. 1200 Ibs.. selling to pre-
vent inbreeding, Reg., Domi-
no bloodline, $350..T. Larry

Wallis, Ri. 2, Carrollton.
10. heifers, mostly dairy
type, one yr. old $100. ea.

come pick your choice. J.-C.

Brown, Helena.




pipeline milker, 200 gal. Craft

milk tank,

Madison, Ph.

~ Jersey milch cow,
with 4th

freshen next
calf, gives
per day, $135

wt. 1400-1600

Ti
616m2.

mo.,

roe ore 3%

E.

30 gal. hotwater
tank, 392 lb. base wiih Irvin- | 2589
dale, $14,000.

Ferrell,

will

gal.

M. L. King, Rt.
5, Powder Springs Rd., Ma-
rietta, rietta, Ph. 943-5094.

Reg. Polled Hereford bull,

Ibs.,

Domino

breeding, 5 yrs. old, good for
35 or more cattle herd. Sell-

ing to prev

ent in

breeding,

$350. Can be seen daily after

4 p.m. and Saturday.

Can

move June 1. Spencer Strange,

602 Savannah St.,

Swine

Choice

Hartwell.

Duroc breeding

stock, all ages, males and fe-

males,

all from large litters,

Reg. in buyers name, treated.
William E. Lanier, Rt. 2, Box

84, Metter,

Ph. 685-1016.

Reg. Black Essex (will fat-
ten at any age) pigs, 10 to 12

wks. old, both sex, $25.

ea.

Wiley G. Dampier, Rt. 1, Box

210, Valdosta,
4349.

pe

CH. 2-

Reg. Spotted Poland China
pigs, long meat type, sired by
Grand Champion boar at All
Breed Show and Sale, Dub-

lin,

1962, will
Cert. furnished and Reg.

ship,

health
in

buyers name. Quitman Barrs,
Eastman, Ph. 374-3800.

Purebred crossed Duroe and
Hampshire male, wt. 160 lbs.,

young and well,.
priced. Stacy Farmer,

Carrollton.
Reg.

reasonably

Rt. 2,

Hereford pigs, 8-10

wks. old, best bloodlines, large

litters, Reg.
$22.50 at

farm.

in buyers name,

Leonard

Fleming, Reed Creek Rd., Rt.

2, Hartwell.

Hampshire boar, 2 nice milk
goats, fresh, about 2 mos. old.
John W. Harrison, Rt. 2, Box
85, Riverdale, Ph. 478-9412.

Proven fine Landrace boar,
$75. Selling to
prevent inbreeding; also, fine

wt. 400 Ibs.,

sow,
Come see.

bred to farrow in June.
R. C. Wideman,

c/o Little Hope Ranch, Rt. 1,
Conyers, Ph. 483-7152.

_ Young Berkshire boar, ser-
vice age, pureblood, no pa-

pers, $40
Rt.

R. A. Plastridge,
1, Greenville.

8 pigs, 3/4 Yorkshire,

%

spotted Poland China, 6 wks.
Will not ship,

old, $10. ea.
located near

Draketown.

A.

D. Evans, Rt. 2, Temple.



Regs. SPS C: boars:
long

bloodlines,



best

lean meat
type, out of big litter,

far-

rowed Jan. 16, 1963, large to
age and will make fine show

type herd boars.

place, 2 mi.

See at my
W. of Dimpseys

Store. George Larry Fergu-

son,

Ries Cave Springs.

O.1.C. breeding stock: gilts,

6 mos. old,

$30. ea.;
mos. old, $25.

ea.;

gilts, 3
boars, 3

mos. old, $30. ea.; gilts 8 wks.

old, $20. ea.;
old, $25. ea:

treated in buyers name.
except
for sale at
Cain; Rt. 1,

shipped F.O.
gilts which

Commerce. -

are
farm. Paul J.

boars,
All

B.

8 wks.

Reg. and

All
big

~ Spotted China boars, young,

fine breed

on

both
healthy, in good cond.,

sides,
treat-

ed, wormed ete. and entitled
to Reg. Weaning ag,

wks., $20: to
light service,

$15., 10
$25.; ready for
$30. t0.-$35.;

choice gilts, $5. more ea. age
group. Morris Sanders, Glen-

wood.

Meat type Reg. Duroc boar,

approx. -12 m

OS.

old,

treated

for Cholera, from Bangs free

herd, good

hog,

won 3rd

place in Coastal Empire Fair

in Nov.

4239.

Ronald Doyle, Rt. 6,

Box 255, Sylvania, Ph. 863-

26: Reg. S.P.C. weaned pigs

for sale;
for sale,

also,

14 Reg.
wt. from 120 to 145

gilts



5 Dae set. up ~ for sale, 30.
milch cows, 3 unit Universal

life treated for Cholera, $35. |

to. $45. for
man, Rt. 1, 7

Alma.

gilts. Lamar Alt-



19 fine pigs, 6 wks. old,
and

red Duroc

%

W%
Spotted

Poland China mixed. Cannot
ship. John McKnight, Rock-
bridge Rd., Lilburn, Ph. 938-

SLO as

2 Whiteface sows, wt. ap-
a., one shoat,
wt. 65 libs:, 6 pigs. 3 wks. old
with sow or will hold 2 more

prox. 150 Ibs.,

weeks.

prices. Thom

All going at

as L.-

Tight
Gravett,

Rt. 2, Jonesibridge Rd., a
5-6275.

: pas ae GR. 5







Reg. Landrace, SEE
boar and bred gilts,
popular bloodlines. uM
Courson, Hazlehurst, Ph.



















Cherry red Durocs, all ee
and sizes, males. and _ gilts,
nominated in United Duroe
Assn., wormed and trated
for Cholera, tested for all
types Lepto and Bangs, rea-
sonably priced at farm. A.
Weathers, P.O. Box 37, Hy. :
32, Mershon. eas :

Purebred Duroc pigs, -3
wks. old, wt. 40 to 50. lbs,
from Champion breedin
stock. Nominated in Unite
Duroc Assn.; also, one Reg.
Duroc boar of service age.
P. Wammock, Rt. 5, Box 742,
Savannah, Ph. AD. 3-8670.

Reg. Duroc senior boar, 26
mos. old, wt. 600 lbs., 2 Reg,
Duroe sows, 27 mos. old, wt. ~
500 lbs., both had 3 litters of
pigs. All are fine hogs, all
$165. or $60. ea. Bob Wright,
McRae, Ph. 867- 4071.

Reg. Spotted Poland China |
hogs, bred and open gilts,
also, young service boats,
from large litters, priced right
at farm one mi. So. of Hahira
on Hwy. 41. G. E. Cornelius,
Hahira, Ph. 794-2836.

Purebred Duroc pigs from
good bloodlines, will Reg. in
buyers name. C. M. Eunice,
Jr., Waycross, Ph. AT-3-9396.

Reg. breeding hogs, top
bloodlines, cf Duroc, Hamp-
shire and Yorkshire breeding,
disease free, any age and
size. Lawton Ursrey, Hazle-
hurst.

Reg. Tamworths, some fine
boars near service age. J. :
Davis, Abba, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald,
Ph. 6541.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

5 gaited black mare, elder-
ly but healthy, gentle and
willing to go, $120. Has fine
16 mo. old colt which may be
seen here. H. J. Rommerdale,
Cleveland.

Quarter horse mare, sorrel
with flaxen mane and tail,
trained for pleasure classes, 8
yrs. old- and gentle for ladies,
$350. Otis Daniel, c/o Hill and
Dale Farm, Rt. 1, Box 136,
Crabapple Rd., Roswell, Ph. .
993-9414. :

At Stud: Reg. dark golden
palomino stallion, show white ;
mane and tail, white stocking
feet, excel. disposition, con- |
formation and bloodlines.
Name Little Warrior, mares
picked up with return privi-
leges; also fine horses for sale
or trade and will board horses.
James Rickard, c/o Circle R.
Ranch, Rt. 3, Conyers, Ph.
483-8083 (nights).

At Stud: 600 lb. jack or 400
Ib. jack, $10. fee with return
privileges. Larry Bocth. Rt. 1,
Norman Park, Ph. 985- 1216
(Moultrie).

old Waliane aac
sorrel, blaze face,-2 stocking
feet, 900 Ibs., gentle; large
racking horse. 1150 lbs., 8 yrs.
old, sorrel, flax mane and
tail; dapple grey mare, 6 yrs.
old, 1000 Ibs., gentle; black
roping horse. 8 yrs. old, 1000
Ibs.. gentle: E. E. Hughes, Rt.
8. Hartley Bridge Rd., Macon,
Ph. 788- 8-5 686.

Stud colt, one yr. old, and
mare, 3 yrs. old, part Texas
pony and Shetland, must sefl.
Millard Vaughn. Rt. 1, Du-
luth, Ph. 448-2509. 28

3 yr. old sorrel gelding. for
experienced rider, for Sale.
Tommy Henderson, Rt. '2; Hi-
ram, eens 943-5152. a

























































































































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PAGE SIX _



Livestock

FOR SALE



Horses, Mules & Ponies



6 yr. old Quarter horse
spirited but gentle and well
trained, star on head, solid
black, except for white, cuits,
turns, backs, $350. D. M. Wal-
ker, 5093 Klondike Rd., Rt.
2 Lithonia, Ph. 482-8563, (8
a.m. 60 3 pim:);

Mule, about 12 to 13 yrs.
old, needs food, wt. about 800
Tbs. Still good plow mule,
male. Edward L. Mathews,
1651 E. Gaines Ave., College
Park, Ph. PO. 6-3790.

Nice Palomino stallion with
blaze face, 45 in. tall, Rain-
bows Golden Duke II 34820,
son of famous Realization
24304; also, nice Palonjsino
stallion, Dorns Copper Sur-
prise, 40867, famous King
Larigo and Black Patton
bloodlines, 388 in. tall and

. trained to cart. Bud Kasulkas,
1423 Wesleyan Dr., Macon,
Ph. SH. 2-8060.

Black parade saddle Shet-
Jand pony mare, 3 yrs. old
and very gentle for. children,
$150. Coke Smith, Rt. 1, Hill
Top Rd., S.W., Atlanta 11, Ph.
344-5811.

At Stud: Golden Palomino
stallion, Reg. as Walking and
in Palomino Assn.; also, jet
Arabian stallion, fee, $25. Will
pick up mare; also, Amerinan
breed mare with papers in
order, dark bay with blaze
face, stocking feet. J. W. Van
Horn, 4457 Covington Hwy.,
Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-5798.

eee ee

Reg. Palomino No. 16500,
4 yr. old mare with stud colt
at side, foaled Mar. 26, 1963
and bred back to same stal-
lion which is great grandson
of King. Gentle for children
or ladies. E. L. Burnsed, Ma-
nassas, Ph. 789-1970 (Clax-
ton).

At Stud: Big Mans





Hilltop-

per, TWHBEAA No. 610424,
nice chestnut with 4 white
legs and blaze face. Son of

Worlds Champion Old Glorys
Big Man. Burton M. Wamble,

Route 1, Box 130, Cairo, Ph.
871-6325. . =



Shetland mares and colts,
mares to foal soon; also, large
Mexican burro Gelton will
exchange for good _ saddle
mare or good work mare. Geo.
H. Strickland, Rt. 1, Dallas,
Ph. 447-2564.

Niece gentle broke ponies
for sale cheap or trade; also,
want old and crippled horses
and mules. E. J. McMahon,
1929 Cherry Rd., Augusta, Ph.
RE. 3-3710.

16 Shetland ponies, 32 and
40 in. tall, 2 stallions, breed-
ing age, and mares and fillies.
Most mares are bred. J. Tuck-





er Perry, Kelley, Ph. 6644
(Monticello).

At stud: Reg. Shetland
pony stallion, snow white

mane and tail, red sorrel, fee,
$10. grades; $15. Reg., return
privileges; also, sev. mares
with colts by side for sale,
one midget mare, 4 yrs. old,
35 im. tall, will drop colt this

summer. Jess Holbrook, 415
N. Main St., Jonesboro, Ph.
GR. 8-6771.



Nice Quarter horse mares,
bred to Reg. Quarter horse
stallion; also, Welch and
Shetland ponies, mares, geld-
ings and yearling colts, all
sizes and colors; Reg. Shet-
land stallions at stud; new
and used western saddles and
bridles. Rebeeca Bentley, 1119
Barnes Mill Rd., Marietta, Ph.
428-7125.

3 yr. old bay gelding, gen-
tle but spirited so anyone can
ride, $150. James _Hegwood,
Rt. 3, Box 910, LaFayette.

At Stud: 3 of finest Tenn.
Walking horse studs in Amer-
ica, At Midnight by Midnight
Sun, out of Merry Boy mare;
Go Boys Command by Mer-
ry Boy; Society Dot by So-
ciety Man. A. W. Gay, San-
dy Springs, Ph. 427-9188.

Sorrel quarter mare, 2 yrs.
eld in May, $150.; also, 5
sheep, and one buck. E
Lyons, Rt. 2, Box 33,

Quarter horse gelding, won
stock horse championship, and
Western Pleasure Trophy
with 6 yr. old girl, $250.; at
stud: Resta Bar, Reg. Quar-
ter horse by Tambo | Bar,
Champion Junior Rope Horse









1962, out of Flutter Lady, fee.

$25. for grade, $50. Reg. C. C.
Hatch 1051 Forrest SBlvd.,
Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-4239.



At Stud: Fashions Ivan
Larigo, Reg. Shetland pony,
38 in. high, solid black, fee,

$20. John EF. Price, 3113-B
Lees Mill Rd., College Park,
Ph. 767-4670 (after 6 p.m.).

Reg. Appolossa stud, good
blanket and spots, Reg. Quar-
ter horse stud, excel. confor-
mation, both good bloodlines;
also, Shetland pony gelding.
All broke and gentle. Dan
Thompson, Lyons, Ph. 526-
4167 (mo collect calls).

4 yr. old pony, dark red
with flax mane and tail, gen-
tle, $125. or trade for cattle
of equal value. C. L. Painter,
Rt. 2, Powder Springs, Ph.
943-3174 (no collect calls).

Palomino gelding, gentle
for children or adults, 3-
gaited, 7 yrs. old, $200.; also,
burro, rides and does tricks,
gentle, gelding, $50.; tooled

Jack saddle and bridle, $40.
Robert Laramore, 1852 W.
Vesta Ave., College Park, Ph.
PO. 7-5455.

7 mo. old Arabian stallion,
solid white. Larry Byrom, Rt.
1, Noahs Ark Rd., Jonesboro,
Ph. GR. 8-6838 (after 7:30
p.m.).

Nice 5 gaited horse, real
gentle but spirited, and nice
saddle for sale. David Foun-
tain, Mt. Vernon.

At Stud: Tom Dooley and
Shadows Ambassador, 2 top



Reg. Tenn. Walking horses, 2;

dif. bloodlines. Roy A. Dor-
sey, 2561 Bohler Rd., N. W.,
4 Atlanta, Ph. CE. 7-1115.

At Stud: Golden sorrell
Tenn. Walker with white mane
and tail and 2 back stock-
ings, very good conformation
and disposition, fee, $20. with
return privileges. Randall
Duck, Braselton, Ph. 654-2416.

Mule for sale. Mrs. Bessie

Cook, Old Bill Cook Rd., Rt.
2, College Park, Ph., PO. 7-
0334.







At Stud: Perm. Reg. Quar-
ter horse stallion, Sunday-
tone King P-152-849, Palo-
-mino colored, good conforma-
tion and best bloodlines; also,
-horses and ponies and new

and used westrn saddles,

_ Rd., Marietta,

Ph, 428-4120,

NG



_ bridles and blankets for salle,
Lions Benitle Bldg LAKE
h. 4 'SH. 5-8560.

3 nice 5 gaited gelding and
Palomino, 2 Bays, $250. to
$325. Can be -seen at 2457
Bouldererest Rd. J. H. Sose-
bee, 1201 Greenleaf Rd., S. E.,
Atlanta 16, Ph. MA. 7-4430.

Large type pony, wt. about
700 lbs., black and white with
white mane and tail, will be
8 yrs. old in July; also, new
saddle, bridle, and blanket.
All inquiries ans. Deidre
Raleigh, Rt. 1, Box 80, Blue
Ridge. :

2 Reg. Tenn. Walking stal-
lions, 2 yrs. old, one black
and one chestnut, both extra
gentle and ride good, extra
good show prospects. D. J.
White, Rt. 3, Eastman, Ph.
374-3873 (no Sunday sales,





no collect calls).



Shetland pony, saddle and
bridle and accessories for
sale. Thomas L. Gravitt, Rt.
2, Jonesbridge Rd., Alpharet-
ta, Ph. GR. 5-6275.

Gibson. |



Good saddle horse for sale,
wt. about 700 lbs., 7 yrs. old,
ideal. horse for children, no
bad habits, $85. Verner Moore,

(near Corner Baptist
Church), Rt. 2, Powder
Springs.



5 gaited Reg. Albino stal-
lion, 5 yrs. old, nice, gentle,
Well trained, shown twice,
took blue ribbon and cham-
pionship, wt. 1000 lbs., height
about 16 hands, black eyes,
pink skin, snow white coat.
Stylish and proven sire. Mrs.
Julia Howell, c/o Rehobeth
Stables, Suwanee.

About 60 Shetland ponies,
males and females, assort-
ment of colors. Would like to
trade 30 or 40 for beef type
cattle on equal value basis.
Will sell from $65. and up. R.
E. Branch, Jr., c/o Lake Rosie
Ranch, Bishop.

Sheep and Goats

2 nice twin Tog. does, horn-
less and very gentle, one with
6 wk. old doe kid, other to
kid 2nd time about May
20th, $75. for all; several oth-
er nice does, Tog. and Nubian
cross, first and second kid-
ding in May at very reason-
able prices.. John D. Parker,
Rt.'2,'Tucker' Rd.! Macon! Ph.







Sy \



3 nice Nubian milk goats to
freshen soon, nice clean goats,
2 to freshen second time, one
to freshen first time, Frank
Hodges, 3860 Cascade Rd., S.
W., Atlanta 11, Ph. 344-2581.

At Stud: Reg. Toggenburg
buck goat, fee, -$38. or one
kid; also, goat milking mach-
ine and milk goats for sale
or trade for common goats.
E. J. McMahon, 1929 Cherry
Rd., Augusta, Ph. RE. 3-3710.

Saanan milk goat, giving 3
ats., $35.; 3 young Saanan
and Toggenburgs, 2 males and
one females, $15. All well
weaned. G. R. Williams, 1398
Cancoochee Dr., N.E., Atlanta
19, Ph, 233-8890 (no. collect
ealls).

Suffolk sheep and a lamb
6 wk. old for sale cheap. H.
G. White, Rt. 1, Lilburn.

Milk goat, cross breed, from
Reg. Alpine and Nubian, 2 yrs.
old and milking 4% ats. daily.
One of finest preducers for
her age. Ralph White, P. O.
Box 497, Gainesville, Ph. LE.
2-6193.

Livestock

WANTED











Want to trade 2 yr. old Reg.
Quarter horse stallion for
Reg. thoroughbred mare. C.
C. Hatch, 1051 Forrest Blvd.,
Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-4239.

Want 2 common goats, not
milk goats, full grown male
and female, in radius of 50
mi. of Atlanta. Give full de-
tails and price in first letter.
J, . Srniths Rt 2, Box 304,
Riverdale, Ph. GR. 8-9697.

Want cattle horse, 5-10 yrs.
old and saddle, healthy; also,
want 5 or 6 ewes, 2-3 yrs.
old, Rambouillet, Corriedale
or Columbia preferred, and
one ram, Suffolk or Hamp-
shire. State breed, age, price
and if you can deliver. P. J.
Lipory, Rt. 1,
Ph. 892-2578.

Seed and Plants

FOR SALE









Sweet potato plants, Cert.,
vigorous Ga. Reds, now ready
for shipment. Can fill lg. or-
ders. J. I. Wynn, Rt. 2, Brook-
let, Ph. VI. 2-2770.

Charles Wakefield and Re-
und Dutch cabbage plants, and
white Bermuda onions, 85c C.;
500, $2.; $3.50 M.; Ga. Red
potatos, Big Red, and Rutger
tomato, Banana, Red Cayen-
ne and Calif. Wonder pepper,
Black Beauty eggplant, $1. C.;
500, $3.; $5. M. Del. Permit
ee H, E. Smith, Box 82, Bax-
ey.

Tropical tomato seed, ori-
ginally from So. America,
prolific, most resistant to fun-
gus, heat, cold, drought, and
peels without scalding, Germ.
87 pct., 50c C., plus stamped,
add. env. D. T. Gates, Rt. 1,
Hamiltcn.

Red speckled Crowder peas,
Germ. 90 pct., $1. gt; 2 ats,
$2.50. Delivered in Ga. R. J.
Allen, Talking Rock.

Pensacola Bahia seed, 18c
lb. Will not ship less than 200
lbs. Pure seed,
Germ. 65 pct., firm seed 18
pet., total Germ. 83 pet. C. M.
Pippin Jr., Rt. 2, Albany, Ph.
HE, 2-7704.

Black raspberry and Hema-
laya blackberry plants, 6, $1.;
horehound and catnip bunc-
hes, 4, $1.; muscadine grape-
vines 5, $1.; Spearmint plants
and garlic bulbs, ea. 12, $1.
Permit 305. Mrs. P. Malachi
Smith, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Rutger tomato plants, $2.25
M.; $1. C.. delivered. No
checks. Permit 275. H. M.
Lightsey, Screven.













Can fill large orders for
Shallot (onion) plants at $5.
M. plus postage. Send M.O.,
shipment made day order
recd. Permit 302. E. W. Har-
per, Rt. 3, Hartwell. :

Now booking orders for
Rutger tomato plants to be
delivered about May 15, this
year; also, hot Cowhorn pep-
per and California Bell pep-
pers, all $1. C. with postage
added. Permit 128. H. F. Seay,
Rt. 2, 3917 Panthersville Rd.,
Ellenwood...



Hawkinsville, ;

96.72 pct.;|

- MARKET BULLETIN

Fine pecan seedlings, 120)
18 in. or more, heavy bearers
of meaty nuts, $8. doz.; 59,
$12.50; $25, C. Permit 148.
Mrs, B. Rebinson, Greenville.

Millions, first class, Cert.
Georgia Red potato plants,
preferred variety on produce
mkts., 500, $2.50; $4. M.;
$3000, $10.50; 5000 up, $3. M.
Best attention given all or-
ders. B. J. Head, Alma. Ph.
632-4846.

Choice Cert. Ga. Red pot-
ato plants, 500, $2.50; $4. M.;
3000, $10.50; 5000 up, $3. M.
Only strong plants shipped.
B. Lowell Head, Box 195,
Alma. Ph. 632-4861.

Old fashion, tender, white
Half Runner bean seed, Germ.
90 pct., 75c cupful, P. P. Miss
Mamie Anderson, P. O. Box

313, Ellijay.

Sugar Pie pumpkin seed,
Germ. 96 pct., 5 doz. 25c plus
5c postage; improved Cushaw
seed, Germ. 94 pct., 2 doz. 25c
plus 5e postage; also, small
type double sunflower seed,
Germ. 96 pet., 7 doz. 25c plus
5c postage. Mrs. Paul Tilley,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Fresh dug Cert: Suwanee
Bermuda grass Stolens in 2 bu.
bags bearing tags and seals of
the Ga. Crop. Improvement
Assn., grown from foundation
stock of Ga. Coastal Plain Ex-
periment Sta. Recommended
for deep sandy soils. Price





per bag: 1 te 3, $5.; 4 to 6, $4;

7 to 9, $3.50; 10 or more, $3.
BO BY hori Games. <19.<C:
Brumbalow, Fort Gaines,

Giant Mastadon everbear-
ing strawberry plants, $1.25
C.; eatnip and horehound, a: 4
bunches, $1.; black raspberry,
6, $1.; peppermint, 12 bunches
$1.; garlic onions, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. F. M. Turner,
Rt. 6, Gainesville, Permit 295.

White 6 wks. beans, Half
Runners, Germ. 93 pct., 75c
pint; white Blackeye oveas,
Germ. 91 pct., 50c pint. Add
postage. Vella Rice, Rt. 1,
Cumming.

Good tender garden bean
seed: iittle white Six Weeks
Bunch bean seed, Germ. 96
pet., White Half Runners,
Germ, 87 pct, pink Peanut
Six Weeks Bunch bean seed,
Germ, 91 pct., ea. kind $1. for
Ig. cupful, P. P. Mrs. Lee
Reece, Rt. 2, Box 77, Ellijay.

Cert. Ga. Red potato plants
now ready, heavy producers,
prompt service, $3.50 M;
3,000 up, $3. M. FOB. Quality,
full count and _ satisfaction
guaranteed; also, Ruby King
and Yolo sweet pepper plants,
$3.50 M. A. E. Graham, Alma,
Ph. 632-5536.

2 tobacco plant beds now
ready, 200 ft. ea. (Cokers
80F). Come see and make of-
fer. Permit 195. Mrs. M. F.
Gaddis, Box 124, Quitman.

Rutgar (true to name) to-
mate plants, moss packed, $3.
M. Del.; 85c .; California
Wonder sweet pepper plants,
ready about May 10, $3.25 M.
del.; 85c C. Moss packed. Per-
mit 262. Leland Lightsey, Rt.
2, Sereven,









Brown top Millet seed in
new burlap bags, 15c lb., no
noxious weeds, Germ. 73 pct.,

firm seed, 11 pct. total -Germ. |

84 pet. W. H. Norris, Rt. 1;
Box 164, Zebulon, Ph. 567-
8922, (Zebulon).

White Half Runners, Germ.

pet.; white Creasbacks,
Germ. 95 pct, white Cut
Shorts, Germ. 95 pct. ea.
kind 75c cup. Mrs. Emory
Goble, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Old fashion Cornfield be-





ans, Germ. 81 pct., 75c cupful, | 4

P. P.; speckle Crowder peas,
Germ. 81 pct., 50c cupful, P.
P. Mrs. Bessie Silvers, Rt. 2,
Talking Reck.

Tender bean seed, white,
old time, Half Runners, Germ.
83 pct. and white Cornfield
Creasbacks, Germ. 92 pct., 60c
cupful; 2 cups $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. Inez Barrett, P. O.
Box 35, Ellijay.







Good, tender, old fashion
bean seed: White Cornfield

beans, Germ. 98 pct., 65c cup- |

ful; pink Peanut 6 wks. beans,
Germ. 98 -pct.,
Weeks beans, Germ. 96 pct.,
ea. 75c cupful;

Carl Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Seed and

cream Six-/

red speckle |
Crowder peas, Germ, 90. pet
50c cupful. Add postare. Mire |



Good, tender, old
seed, white Half.
den beans, Ge
white Cut
beans, nes
Creasback Cornfi
Germ. 93 pct., e

Ellijay.

King Mammoth
, grows to 90 Ib
t., 5 tspsful,
plum tomato seed, |
pet., 3 tspstul.= 58
Ford, green mea
seed, Germ. 93 pct
50c with stamped,
J. EK. Gerdon, Bi- 7

Jerusalem art

ant as soon as groul
worked. Permit 30
to 3rd zone; $2.50.
at my home, $2. ga
bit compost, 75c bv
$1., come get it; >

pecan trees at
Permit 302. Champ
Me North Ave., N.

Improved Ga.
plants from vine g
potatoes, Govt in
count, well rooted
on any produce m
for production, $2.50
isfaction guarantee
promptly refunds
Williams, Alma. Ph

Climbing tomato p
$1. Mrs. H. G. Ader
3, Box 206, Sparta.

Tomato Rutger,
$1. C. Permit 27
checks. Paul Lights
ven.

Marglobe and N
tomato plants, $1.
California Wonder s\
per plants, SG

ayenne hot pep!
$1., C.; $4. M.; cabba
75C. $2. Mi ;
plants, $1.
Watis Crosby, Grahi

Yelando Soybean
91 pct. i



















tity. Excel. for pl
corn or behind er
Scarbero, Box 809

| Ph. 272-3322. aoe

Lg. round, green
low-meat, waterme!
Germ. 91 pct., 40c
purple hull Blackeye

weevil treat
postage on all ord
Johnnie Harmen, Rt.
houn.

Running okra s
85 pct.. 25c pkgs. (
well Ire wi 2:
Griffin.

Old time ten
Half Runner gard
Germ. 94 pet.;
tender Half Runne
beans, Germ. 88 pc
ful; 3 cupsful $1.50
$2.75. Add postage.
nia Brown, Rt. 1,
und.

Running okra _ see
cupful, $1. P. P.; 30c
P.; mammoth Rus:
flewer seed, 60c cun
H. C. Reid, 2303 S.
Atlanta, Ph. PO. 1

White. Blackeye
peas, Germ. 93 pct.;
kle Crowder peas,
pet. 50c lg. cupful.
age. Mrs. Ethel Cr
Gainesville.

Nice red raspbe
wrapped in celloph
astic, damp packed,
plus postage. Permi
H. A. Chastain, Rt.

Rutger tomato p.
M.:

Wakefield cabbage p'
Bermuda onion plan

Not Requiring
Or Inspection











as pay. Homer
379 3. Mitchell







ourd, Bear: grows
es, - -(extra nice

; doz., send
ai also, minor
ttle gourds, ea.
Indias king cobra
snake), grows to
doz. Mrs. W. C.














monster gourd
wore gourd
phe gourd

li & ie stamp,








| Poultry g Eggs

FOR SALE



Trio prize winning Brown
Red modern game Bantams,
$10.; 3 modern Blue Game
pullets. $3. ea. Fred Thomp-
son, Clarkston, Ph. HI. 3-

| 9147.



Black breasted game Bant-
ams, 2 hens, and 1 rooster,
$5. W. W. Johnson, Rt. a
Mableton, Ph. 948-7713.

Show type bantams, Duck-
wings and B. B. Red O. E.
Game, $10., trio; Buff Brah-
mas, $10. trio; Dark Cornish
Bull Dog type, $7.50 trio;
Blacktail Jap roosters, $1. 50
up; Wheaton O. E. Game and
B.-B. Red O. E. Game roo-
sters, $2. up; Guinea rooster,



T. | It. and dk., $1. ea. Send M. O.

Will ship xp. Coll J; -M,.

iff. | Warren, 1761 Flat Shoals Rd.,








type

or bird houses,
Send 5c stamp
S. Brooks,













| Btls Thorp
i eels







gourd seed and
xed seed, 30, $1.
d, addressed en-

Chastain, Rt.










ture ad martin




50e ea.; med., 35c |.




Hacked and ready
ea.; also, martin

. pkg. 25c: also,
d seed, 20, $1.:
African gourd
kinds, mixed, 30,
age. Mrs. W. W.


















shaped African
diff. kinds, mixed
seed, $1.; also, nice
of yellow dock,
adow and sassa-
lardbox full, $1.:
bunch. Add post-
eleh, Rt. 5, Elli-.

















SALE




hay suitable for
r bedding, ate bale,
t barn. J. A. Kel-
onyers, Ph. 483-










fin, 712 Oak St.,



S. E., Atlanta 16 Ph. MA, 7-
6939 (not collect).

Araucanus chickens, laying
colored eggs, 4 hens and roo-
ster, $20. Send check or M. O.
Will ship Exp. Col. in light
crates ay. Di Winn, Box 215,
Rochelle.

Araucanus roosters, $2. ea.,
Exp. Col., and copyrighted in-
structions for care, history
and description of Araucanus
chickens, 10 for postage and
printing. Mrs. Addie A. Ed-
wards, 716 Myrtle St., N. E.,
Atlanta 8, Ph. TR. 4- 5152,





Pure deadly game chickens
for sale. Bobby Dixon, 594
Damascus Rd., Augusta.



2 Dominecker game hens,
$4. pr. Send M. O. or cash.
Can ship anytime. C. L. Grif-
Gainesville.



Part New Hampshire chic-

kens, 1962 hatch: 9 hens, lay-'

ing good, 1 rooster, and hen
with 11 baby chicks, 1 mo.
old, all for $10. Come for at
night, on free range. Will not
ship. Mrs. Ben Davis, Rt. 1,
Buchanan.



6 guineas, 4 white and 2
colored, all 1 yr. old, $1.50
ea.; also, 2 chinese geese, $5.
ea., laying. J: C. Otwell, Rt.
4, Box 217, Newnan, Ph. AL.
3-



Trio Araucanus (Easter
Egg) chickens, laying pink

eggs, $10. Will ship Exp. Col.

Send M. O. or check. Tommy
Gamel, Lakeland.










Booking orders for |

immediate delivery. Eggs $8.
doz., shipped parcel post, P.
P.; day old poults; $1.50 ea.
(not shipped). Write for price
list on all age turkeys, inquir-
ies ans. promptly. Leroy
Johnson, Rt. 2, Cordele, Ph.
925-4044,








Game chickens: some nice
roosters and hens, and 3 hens
with baby chicks, for sale
cheap. Cannot ship. S. C. Jen-
as; 524 Patterson Dr., Dal-
on

5 Bulldog Cornish hens and
3 cocks; 5 Wyndotte hens, 1
cock; 6 Golden Seabright
hens, 2 cocks; few mixed hens;
and eggs for sale from all
these; also, setting of Jumbo
pheasant eggs, 20c ea. All
April 1962 hatch. Cannot ship.
Will trade for 5- deck, or
smaller, brooder in good
shape. Joe H. Williamson, 16
Anvil Block Rd. Ellenwood,
Ph, 627-4369 (after apes
not collect).



Pit Game eggs: South Geor- |

gia (Brandenberry) pure, Dr.
Saunders Roundheads, pure,
$3. setting. Come and gather,
cant ship; also, 1 or 2 batter-
ed cocks mated to 2 hens, $10.

ea. Mrs. A. L. Hill, 312 War-| W.



REN) COu gos ete Atlanta, Ph.
378-2990. :
10 young, purebred Dark

Cornish hens, now laying,
excel. cond., $25, here, or will
ship Exp. Col.: also, selected
hatching eggs from same
breed, 15, $2.50 Mrs. Maude
Granger, Reidsville.



4 Blue Game roosters, wt. 8
to 12 lbs, 2 yrs. old, trimmed,
and ready to go, for sale, or
will trade for weaned calf.
Gerald Long, Dial, Ph. 374-
6970 (not collect).



Wild turkeys for sale; eggs
$8. doz.;
young and nature birds in
season. Eggs shipped P. P.
anywhere in Ga.. day old pou-
Its not shipped. Leroy John-
son, Rt. 2, Cordele. Ph. 925-
4044,





Sandy Green-leg, Heinie
Mathesius, and Ed Devonald
hatch fowl, single mated, bred
under wire, from $50., cocks
and hens, quail size only at
present; trios, $20.; stags, $10.;
pullets, $7.50; eggs, $10. doz.
A. R. McBride, Rt. 1, Box
219A, Lithia Springs.

wild
turkey eggs and chicks for

poults $1.50 fa.





Poultry & Eggs

WANTED






Want some purebred Gold-
en Seabright eggs for setting
(mone others); also, have 6
purebred Golden Seabright
roosters for sale, $2. ea. Can-
not ship. Gerald McCannon,
Rt. 2, Comer.



Game, Fowl,

& Eggs

FOR SALE



Now booking orders for
Bobwhite quail eggs, available
in 1963 laying season, in lg.
quantities. Write for details.
Permit. 10. J. L. Tade, 1328,
21st St., Columbus.

Bobwhite quail, 1 day old,
25c; others priced according
to age. None shipped under 4
wks. old; hatching eggs,
$12.50 C.; also, will hatch
your areas on shares. Per, 48.
W. Capes, 2197 Colonial
Dr, Atlanta 19) Ph: CH: 75
5340.

White show type King pig-
eons (lg. blocky stock), Foy
and Dupont strains. Squabs
weigh up to 2 lbs. ea. at 4
wks, Youngsters, 8 to 12
weeks, $3.25 to $4. pr. 2 prs.



or more shipped. R. Lamar
Brantley, Bt. 2, Box 79)
Wrightsville.



Red Saddle Fantail pigeons,

beautiful, $5. pr. Fred Thomp-

son, Clarkston, Ph. HI. 3-9147.

White King pigeons, choice
selected and banded, mated
pairs, producers of 16-20 sq-
uabs per year, linebred, sin-
gle pr., $7.50. Quantity prices
on request. Few choice young-
sters, $2. ea. J. Beaton, 305
Stephenson St, Waycross.

Show type white Fantail
pigeons, mated pairs, $3.; 3 to
4 mos. old, $1. ea.; few pair
American Giant Homers $4,
pr.; Auto-sexed Texans, $5.
pr. All good healthy birds,
from some of best breeders.
F. M. Ogletree Sr., Barnes-
ville,





Fine meat type buck rab-
bits, bred does and Jrs, $1.25
te $3.50. W. R. Morris, 1613
Holiday Blvd., Forest Park,
Ph. 366-6820. .





NZW rabbits: 16 does and
3 bucks, almost breeding age,
no pedigrees but good breed=
ing steck. $3.50 ea. Come for,
cannot ship. H. E. Knight,
3454 Harding Ave., Hapeville
(Hwy. 155, 5 mi. North of
McDonough), Ph, PO. 1-9812.

Rabbits: Brown, blue and
black Dutch, purebred, from
show stock, John J. Carroll,
117 Pollard Dr., Augusta..

Pony Z. white rabbits from
pedigree stock: 10 lb. breed-
ing does, $20. up; Juniors up
to 6 wks old, wt. at maturity
to 12 Ibs,, $7.50 ea. No culls
or inbred scrubs. Chamv W.
Page, 149 North Ave., N. E.,
Atlanta 8.

Bobwhite baby quail and
eggs from good laying steck,
wk. old chicks, 30c ea.. plus
5e per week increase. Cannot
ship. Permit 22, W. W. Bren-
nan, 207 So. Lee St., Ameri-
cus, Ph. 924-2349,

Lg. Bobwhite breeders;
also. eggs from these breeders
available now at $15. C.: few
Tennessee Reds for sale. Per-=
mit 52, Joe Linkus, 4011 Br-
iarcliff Rd., N. E., Atlanta 6,
Ph. 624-7416.

Ringneck, Jumbo Ringneck
and Giant Blackneck pheasant
chicks or eggs. Bob Haley. Rt.
2, Canton.

4 peafcwl hens for sale, $10.
ea., or all for $35., FOB, Dub-
lin, Thomas C. Garner, Rt, aly
Dublin.

2 Indian Blue peacocks, 3
yrs. old, $17.50 ea., or will
exchange for 2 hens. Cannot ,
ship. Robert H, Freeman,
Forsyth, Ph. 994-3524.

Taking orders for Jumbo
Ringneek pheasant eggs, av-
ailable at once, $3. doz. and
2 eggs free with ea. doz. Fer-
tility guaranteed. Orders ta-
ken only to June 30, as per-
eentage in hatch drops rapid-=
ly thereafter. All orders must
include postage. U. L. Magnus, ;
Rt. 2, Brown Bridge Rd.,
Gainesville, Ph. LE. 4-3262.

Rabbits: Breeding stock,
purebred N. Z. whites. lg.
quick growers, all sizes, some
does 12 Ibs., ready to breed; 2
bucks from lg. litters, some
have 10 and 12. Reasonably
priced. Mrs. Frank A. Carter,
2301 Walden Dr.- Augusta.
(Contaet after 12:30 p. m.).

Pigeons: Utility White
Kings, $3. pr.; others at bar-
gain price. Cannot ship. W. T.
Paddgett, 2352 Tilson Rd,
Decatur, Ph. BU. 4-1142.









































NOTICE TO ADVERTIS

1. Actual farm work notices ONLY will be published in the Farm Work
Wanted and Farm Help Wanted columns. All other types of work, even if.
Included with a farm work notice, will be omitted. Notices for house work,
small garden work, companions, child care and similar type positions will not
be published. Notices received for publication in these columns must carry an
explanation as to the type of farm work the advertiser is seeking or the type
of farm for which help is wanted.

2. Trucks, jeeps, and large equipment notices will also be omitted as of
next issue. Tractor and general farm equipment notices will be published as usual.
However, large equipment such as bulldozers, draglines, motors, sand pumps,
pulp wood saws, and similar heavy equipment will not be printed.
_ The editors trust you will understand the necessity of these changes and
cooperate with the BULLETIN in rendering the best possible service to the
farm families of Georgia.

If at any time you have any questions or suggestions concerning the
BULLETIN, we will be happy to hear from you.

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PAGE EIGHT __

Rural Civil Defense
By HAROLD V. CLUM
Rural Civil Defense Specialist

Cooperative Extension Service
University of Georgia

Q. Why is Atomic Fallout dangerous?
A. Radioactive material from a nu-
with the large
other
drawn up into the mushroom cloud. As
downwind it falls .
back to earth. In addition to radioactive
elements, this material contains alpha,
radiation which can

clear explosion fuses
quantities of soil and

this material moves
beta and gamma

kill living cells.
Q. What is radiation?

A. In seeking protection from atomic
fallout, we are concerned mostly with
three types of radiation. These are alpha
and beta particles and gamma rays. The
beta particles are fast moving electrons
given off when neutrons in the nucleus of
an element splits free. The alpha particles

made up of protons and

electrons missing are much larger and
only move about 20,000 miles per second,
but they leave ionized atoms in their path.
Gamma rays are not particles but behave
much like light or more like X-rays of
high frequency. Gamma rays move at the
speed of light and with a wave motion.
We are familiar with different types of
electromagnetic radiation.
ference is the frequency or wavelength.
The following list is in sequence of in-



Game, Fowl
and Eggs

FOR SALE



N. Z. red buck. $2.50 at my
home. R. LL. Troder, 4334
Calloway St., College Park,
Ph. PO. 6-8709.

7 nice California meat rab-
bits, 4 does and 3 males; also,
one nice black doe rabbit. All
Reasonably priced. J. M. War-
ren Jr., 1757 Flat Shoals Rd.,
S.. E., Atlanta, Ph. MA. 7-

6939 (not collect).

Miscellaneous

FOR SALE







Sev. thousand gals. pure Ga.
Sugar cane syrup pkd. in gal.
eans (6 to case) for shipping

er pickup at Cedar Springs,
$9. case; also in half gal. cans
(6 to case), $4.50; and 12 to
case. Shipped from Blakely
Exp. only in case lots. Send
M.O. Shipment made day or-
der rec'd. Leon H. Baughman,
Cedar Springs.

Fresh herbs, washed clean:
sassafras, yellow dock, yellow
root, devils shoestring, queen
of meadow, colts foot, life
everlasting, 2 lb. lardbox full,
$1. Add postage. R. C. Chas-
tain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Yellow root, sassafras, May
apple, queen of meadow, yel-
low dock roots, wild cherry

bark, alder bark, ratsbane,
ea. 4 lb. lardbox full, $1. plus
postage; peppermint, 30c
bunch; 3, 60c; martin gourd
seed, 25c pkg. and _ stamped
envy. Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt.
#6, Ellijay.

Nice, clean roots and herbs:
yellow root, sassafras, catnip,
_of meadow, devil's
shoestring and May apple, 2
Ib, lardbox full, $1. plus post-
age. Mrs. H. A. Chastain, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

Choice country cured hams,









- pood lean type, 8-12 lbs. 90c

Yb William E, Lanier, Rt. 2,
: Box 84, Metter.

Nice country cured hams,
from 21-22 lbs., 75c lb.; nice
shoulders, 14 to 16 lbs, ea.,
60c Ib. Add sufficient postage
for parcel-post, shipment. Mrs.
M. E. Lowman, Rt. 5, Ellijay.



fra-red

rays.

lls.
material ee

lows.

neutrons with

The main dif-



20 gal. steam pressure can-
ner; also, 2 churns, complete
with dashes and lid. Mrs. Alice
Bonner, 841 Glendale Ter., N.
E.. Atlanta 8. Ph. TR. 2-3091.

Country cured hams, hick-
ory smoked, some, without
smoke, 85c Ib. Max M. Har-
die, Mableton, Ph. 948-7586
(Austell).

46 cases of pure North Ga.
Sorghum syrup in quart jars,
12 to case. F. W. Collins, Rt.
2, Blairsville, Ph. 745-2806.

Mountain wildflower honey,
thick, raw, exactly as bees
made it, 5 lb. tin extracted,
#1-50s Six (5 1b. sCans.- 6-500)
Ib. tin with comb, $2.; six 5
lb. cans with comb, $10.50.
Add postage. Edward D. Col-
ston, Rt. 1, Box 307, Toccoa.

5 iron pots and kettles, use-
ful for rendering lard, etc. on
farm, $3.50 to $10., accord-
ing to size: also, electric
churn, good cond., $7. Mrs. F.
H. Jarrett, 1396 Carnegie Ave.,
East Point, Ph. PO. 1-1243.

Red sassafras, wild cucum-
ber bark, blood root, rattle
root, May apple, devils shoe-
string, button snake root, rats-
bame, yellow root, queen of
meadow, heart leaf root,
wild cherry bark, each
$1. for 2 lb. lardbox full. Add
25c for postage ea. box. P. B.
Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Set of lightening rods,
plenty to cover lg. house,
with 3 standing parts, and
wind pointer, for sale or trade
for anything I can use on
ae J. F. Gober, Rt. 2, Tem-
ple.

Hen house manure for sale,
min, haul 6 tons. Jack Smith,
404 Sunset Dr., Norcross, Ph.
448-3667 (not collect).

Yellow root, freshly dug
and washed, 4 lb. lardbox full,
85c; long, red hot pepper pods
for home use, 20c doz. 6 doz.,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Dewey
Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58, Ellijay.

New buckeyes, $5. gal.; 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. D.
Phillips; Rt 1; = Box 130,
Wrightsville.

Yellow root, 4 lb. lardbox-
ful, 85: wild cherry bark, 4
lb. lardboxful $1.; red and
wihite sassafras roots for tea,
$1.; poke root, 6, $1.; queen
of meadow, 4 lb. lardbox, $1.;
ratsbane, lg. matchboxful,
50c; bears foot, 6 bunches,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. W. C.
Fowler, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Nice, clean, white chicken

























feathers, no tail or wing
feathers, 4 Ibs. $1. plus 50c
postage on ea..4 Ibs. in Ga.

No checks or stamps. Mrs. L.

G, Seaboit, Hartstield,

ot i SY sad

light, X-rays, gamma rays

When too



| MARKET BULLETIN:

creasing frequency and penetrating pow-
er: radio waves, radar, radiant heat, in-

ultra-violet
and cosmic

light, visible light,

Q. Why is radiation dangerous?

A. Radiation ionizes and kills living
cells in living
bodies are killed, sickness and death fol-

many



GOING UP IN SMOKE

The number of forest fires increased

in Georgia in the first quarter of 1963.
March was the smokiest month, with al-
most 2,300 fires. This is twice the num-
ber reported in March, 1962. Ted Walker,
Extension forester at the University of
Georgia, says the Georgia Forestry Com-
mission and forest industry fire fighters
have kept the size of the fires quite small.
Fires so far this year have averaged only
5.0 acres.



EVERY BITE?

Every bite you eat, say Cooperative
Extension Service nutritionists, is a part
of your food plans and should contribute
to the three big jobs foods must do: (1)
provide materials for growth and repair
of the body, (2) help regulate body pro-
cesses and help it to run smoothly, and
(3) furnish energy and to help keep the
body warm.

100 lb. cap. white sheeting
feed sacks, washed and iron-
ed, free of holes and mildew,
25c ea.: also, yellow root, $1.,
4 Ib. lardbox: also, will quilt
your quilts for $3.50 ea. Pau-
line Evans, Rt. 2, Temple.

Miscellaneous

WANTED





Want 1000 black locust
posts del. to Carnesville, size
6-% ft. long, in A-1 cond. C.
L, Perdue, 3227 Flat Shoals
Rd., Decatur, Ph. 284-2375.



Want any amount of oat or
wheat straw. State price de-
livered, or at barn. J. K,
Smith, Jonesbridge Rd., Nor-
cross, Ph. 448-2238.

Want lg. cup of tender
white Half Runner bean seed.
Write first. Mrs. C. G. Brad-
shaw, 720 S. Green St., Dal-
ton.

Want to buy some dried
apples at once. Mrs. O. K.
Kidd, Box 72, Bowman.

Want several doz. misc.
gourds, uncut, suitable for
flower or plant hanging (no
seed). O. E. Wilkins, 119 Fay-
etteville Rd., S. E., Atlanta 16.

Want to buy 1 or 2 bu.
Brab peas. Will take from 15
lbs. up to 120 lbs. R. J. Allen,
Talking Rock.

Want some old time salt
cured ham. State price. Mrs.
Gene Stone, Rt. 1, Suwanee.

Want up to 20 doz. Tritoma
(Red Hot Poker) plants.
Qucte postage paid price.
Arthur Mims, 225 Moore St.,
S. E., Atlanta 12.

Handicrafts

FOR SALE















Dbl. bed size quilt tops, all

new cotton material, hand
sewn, in star, grandmothers
fans, and step around the

mtn., $5.; lazy boy, $3.50; sin-
gle bed lazy boy, $3. Mrs. J.
D. Ellis, Jr., Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Wool and dacroen quilt tops,
silk and synthetic tops, ea,
pieced in 12 in. squares, all
seams briar stitched in bright
colors, approx. 72 X 84 in.,
$10. ea.; cotton tops in layen-
der and white, falling timber

patterns, $13. Miss Eula Cox,.

Rt 2, Cave Springs, >



Ave. LaGrange,



read tables.
The author,
the Extension



Quilt tops, new material,
$2. ea.: tatting, hen and bid-
die pattern, white and varie-
gated, white and blue, white
and green, 50c yd.; crochet
centerpieces, lg., $2.85; small,
$1.05: also, vanity sets. No
checks. Mrs. J. L. Ellington,
Rt. 2, Conyers, Ph. 483-8572.

Baby bootees in infants
size, cro. of nylon thread in
white and pastel colors, rib-
bon ties, $1. pr., del. Mrs. J.



|L. Williams, Rt. 2, Box 132,

Blue Ridge.

Nice, well made, print ap-
rons, good material, lg. size,
bright cols., 50 ea. plus post-
age. Mrs. I. A. Scott, 1570
Elleby Rd., S. E., Atlanta 15.

Crochet dbl. wht. bedsp-
read, $30.; wool stoles, $5. ea.;
ero. pet holders, set of 3,
$1.25; also, bookmarker cross-
es for Bibles, 10c ea. Mrs.
Regina Misfeldt, 149 Carruth
Dr., Marietta, Ph. 428-4362.

Fancy aprons, organdy and
lace, $1.50 ea.; nice cotton ap-
rons, 75c ea.:; 6, $4.; attractive
work aprons, lg. pockets all
around, $1.; pot holders, 15c
ea.; 10, $1.; full cut childrens
dresses, nice styles and mat-
erials, 1-6 yrs., $2.25. Mr. W.
W. Lowman, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Childrens. dresses, nicely
made, 1-6 yrs., $2. ea.; full
size cotton ruffle bedspreads,
asstd. cols., $5.50 ea.; aprons,
75c ea.; 6, $4.; novelty pot
holders, 20c ea.: 7, $1.; dish
towels, appliqued or emb.,
25 ea.; 5, $1.; dbl. bed size
quilt tops, $3. ea., pieced by
pattern. Add postage. Mrs.
Freeman Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Nice handpainted pillow-
cases, permanently washable











(Can be bleached), in muslin |,

and pasiel cols., $2. set; scarf
to match, $1., in dogwoods,
peafowls, basket, forget-me-
nots, ribbons, Mr. and Mrs.,
floral spray, hearts and roses,
ete. designs. Mrs, L. W. Welch,
Ri. 1, Ellijay.

3 pce. dresser set, and pansy



doily, ea. $1.25; ruffle doily,
$1.; oval rose doily, $1.50;
oval pineapple doily with

pansies, $2. All for $5.50. Mae
es Rt. 1, Box 34, Kings-
and.

Brick design quilt top, $4.;
nice, well made band aprons,
$1. ea.; 5, $4.75: bib aprons,
$1. ea.; 5, $4.75; med. size
band aprons, 50c ea.; dresser
scarves, $1. ea. Free gift with

ea. order. Add postage. Mrs.|_
uibur:

Maver .Estep, . 13

Insect damage, one of the chi
tations in efficient cotton produc
Georgia, is the subject of a publ
just released by the
tension Service of The Universit,
Georgia College of Agriculture.

The booklet,
sects! is available from county

It gives detailed control recom
tions for the major cotton insec
in Georgia, including boll weevil
worms and thrips. It also summ
these recommendations in two ea:

says the use of insecticides recot
ed in the booklet,
community action, can go a long
ward raising the state cotton yield
bale per acre average. :



CURE FOR KUDZU
Overgrazing can be used during
mer months to kill kudzu. Extensio:
vice agronomists say two summer se
of overgrazing (keeping all leaves
ped) will eliminate kudzu except for
that are beyond the reach of cattle








































Cooperati

Control Cotto

Drew R. Jordan, he
entomology depart

along wit





Nicely trimmed ap
bibs, $1. ea.; without bil
ea.,; potholders, 15c ea
$1.; emb. dish towels,
Add postage. Mrs. H. -
tainy Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Bleached wht. sheeti
lowcases, Ig. size, cl
2 cro. wildroses



$2= pis e
cream, col. dian
24 in. diam, $2. ea.;
lies, pink, 18 in. diam
No checks. Add 10c
Mis: W. C. Maney,

a. ae

, washable, gen
lambskin baby moccasin
pink, blue and whi
handlaced and emb.
mailed in gift
Dics3 Di bo
Watkins, Rt. 3
Calhoun. _

Cro. -doilies:

dish, and 10 i

Oa. Spore

green, 85c; 18 in.
$1.50: 10 doilies, $6.50,
trade for white cloth o
feed sacks for sheets
Sherman L. Adams,
Gainesville. Ses

Emb. pillowcases on
linen, $1.50 set; some
ing cases, $1.25 set: cro
ser sets, 1 long and 2
$2. set. Add_ postage.
Rice, Rt. 1, Cumming.

plain, $1.;

kinsseo2-aa 5
7, $1. Add 35c postag
Nell Bennett, Rt. 2,
Frazer Rd., Buford.

SALES EVENTS

May 10, 1963Friday,

RomeCoosa
Grounds Georgia
Association and Nort
tern Angus Assoc

MAY 18, 196312:30
GriffinMelin B
led Hereford Sale