Georgia

Phil Campbell,

Farmers

v/B lleti

Commissioner





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Hold On fo Farm:
land Is Valuable

_ By PHIL CAMPBELL

: Commissioner of Agriculture





Land i ds the best investment a farmer,



irmers who are selling valuable farm
is a matter for concern.

There is much taik today about the
real population explosion. In Geor-
there is a definite building boom to
care of the expanding population in
own state. More and more people are
ing into Georgia everyday. Areas that
a few years ago were considered
1 or farming areas are today suburbs
ur cities, dotted with hundreds of
Ww homes, shopping centers, filling sta-
s and industries.

















es the need for recreational



r 1g our life span and to save more ba-
es t birth. There will be more and




W be more and more houses and apart-
ents built to take care of this expanding
ulation BUT THERE WILL NOT
ANY MORE LAND.

he demand for additional land will
ease. The supply cannot increase.
and. will be the greatest asset a man can
m.. Predictions are being made today
if this population explosion continues
t must, floating cities will be built on
the oceans and rivers. -



A recent article in the Farm Index
: The value of farm real estate con-

ee During the year ended November
962, the average market We of
farmland . rose 4 per cent .

The South registered the biggest
e Oklahoma,
and Florida. 2

During the past years the price
squeeze has caught many farmers and
they have been forced to take jobs in the

i

Arkansas,

| Geowia :

ATLANTA, GEORGIA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1963



NUMBER 2

NT SELL YOUR FARM LAND



nyone, can have today. The number



Agricultural
CALENDAR

September 14 Junior Beef Cattle Short
Course, Millarden Farms, Wood-
bury.

Sept. 20 Complete Dispersion of Rey-

'-nolds Bros. Herd: 11:00 a.m.,
Union Stock Yards, Albany.

Sept. 20, 21 Waynesboro Lions Club
Quarter Horse Show & Western
Days, Windy Hill Ranch, Waynes-
boro.



Sept. 23, 24 Georgia State Barrow
_ Show, Cordele Stes kyerds, | Cor:
dele.



Sept. 26-Oct. 5 Southeastern Fair, Lake-
_ wood Fairgrounds, Atlanta.

Oct. 21 - 26 Georgia State Fair, Macon.







e people to be clothed and fed; There :

tinued to swing upward for most of last

s9 percent in four states. The states.
GEORGIA



| STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
STATE F THE SOUTH - :



cities. But, too many of these farmers are
selling their land and moving to the city.
Since World War II farm profits have

steadily decreased and made additional.
_ work for farmers in industry necessary,
BUT, on the other hand, the value of

farm land has been steadily increasing
at the same time.

Therefore, if at all possible, farmers
should hang on to their land.

Remember, there will be more people.
There will be more houses and industry

. but the number of acres of land will
remain the same. YOUR FARM LAND
IS VALUABLE. IT IS YOUR BEST IN-
VESTMENT. KEEP YOUR LAND. .

PEANUT PRODUCTION

Peanut production in Georgia is ex-
pected to total over 637,000,000 pounds
this year. This will be about 90,000,000
pounds more than 1962s output. The
yield per acre is expected to reach 1,350
pounds. This will be 100 pounds more
than the previous high established in
1960.

RECORD PECAN CROP
The August report of the Georgia
Crop Reporting Service says 1963 pecan
production in the state is expected to to-
tal 88,000,000 pounds. This will be 12 per-
cent above the previous record set in
1961. That year 78,600,000 pounds of pe-

cans were produced in Georgia.

Georgia First

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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON



Rural Civil Defense

By HAROLD V. CLUM

Rural Civil Defense Specialist
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Georgia

GO: How will fallout aflcer Gyestock >

A. Animals are affected by fallout and
radiation exposure the same as people,
although there is a difference between

species as to resistance to radiation ex-

posure. Animals exposed to fallout would
suffer skin burns and internal damage.
If animals drink fallout in the water or
eat it in their food, the radiation may
cause serious internal injury or death.

Q. Should dairy cows receive special

fallout protection?

A. Yes. Since dairy animals are such
a vital source of food, they should re-

ceive the best possible or preferred shel-

ter in case of emergency.

Q. Will fallout affect sheltered live-

stock?

A It could. Livestock require the same
shielding protection from radioactive ma-
terials as humans. Any kind of shelter,
including a densely wooded area, is bet-
ter than no shelter. However, the type
barns found on most Georgia farms would
not provide adequate shielding for live-
stock from heavy fallout.

Q. What kind of sleeping facilities
should I put in my fallout shelter?

A. I believe this would depend on in-
dividual needs and desires. Some persons
would need better sleeping facilities than
others. Tiers of bunk beds are most com-

- monly used and seem most practical.

However, except in special cases bunks
probably would not be necessary. In re-
cent tests at the University of Georgia,
volunteers slept for two weeks on a con-
crete floor covered by a sheet of thin
corrugated cardboard.

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Capitol

GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

Atlanta 3, Georgia
Phone JAckson 4-3292
D. A. Pullin, Editor

Square

an nee white wo
to live in with woman,
light gardening, and care for
poultry for room, board, and
$40. month. Mrs. Oma Cham-
bers, Rt. 1. Oakdale Rd.,
Smyrna, Ph. PO. 6-1991.

Want experienced help at
once for dairy farm. T.














cfAm!ON

ENR AEU GE a meee





PHIL CAMPBELL



serted one time on each re-
quest.

No notice or dyer tcement
will be accepted from any
commercial business, any
commercial businessman, any
company or organization li-
censed as a commercial busi-
ness or doing business under
a trade name or business
name, nor from any _ indivi-
dual doing business under a
trade name or commercial
business name.

The Georgia Market Bulle-
tin assumes no responsibility
for any notice appearing in
the Bulletin nor for any
transaction resulting from
published notices. Advertisers
are cautioned that it is against
the law to misrepresent
any product offered for sale
in a public notice or adver-
tisement carried in any pub-
lication that is delivered
through the United States
mail.



class matter Aug. 1,

Published weekly at 114-122 Pace St.,
by Georgia Department of Agriculture. Entered. as second
1937, at post office, Covington, Ga.
under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special
rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of Oct. 8,

Covington, Ga.,



1917.

Address requests to be added to or removed from
mailing list, changes of address, etc. to CIRCULATION
MANAGER, Market Bulletin, Atlanta. All requests for

change of address must include OLD and NEW addresses.



Address all complaints to

EDITOR, Market Bulletin.





Address all notices and advertisements to EDITOR OF
NOTICES, Market Bulletin, Atlanta.









Farm Work

WANTED



Young man and wife want
- jcbs helping with broilers.
Weed at least 2 R. house, furn-
ished,. weekly salary, and to
be moved. Letters answered.
Kenneth Roberts, Rt. 2, Box
. 224. c/o Charles Ward, Ris-
ing Fawn.

Ex-serviceman W.W. 2, no
income, age 56, wants job as
caretaker on south Ga. farm
with elderly couple for room
or two (will batch) and 2
oc 3 acres of land to garden,
plus small salary for groce-
ries. Can milk cows, care for
chickens, drive car and trac-
tor. Raised on farm, know all
phases of farming. Wm. G.
Fincher, V. S. Domiciliary,
Section 1, A-912, Thomasville.

Elderly white man, single,
honest and _ reliable, wants
light work on farm with nice
people, as caretaker, help
with garden, cattle and hogs.
Raised. on farm, good handy
man, retired, and in seven-
ties. Want room, board, and
reasonable salary, must have
modern conveniences. Do not
drink or smoke. C. Hen-
ry, Rt. 2, Rockmart.

Man, married, raised on
farm, wants job on cattle or
poultry farm (prefer cattle
farming). Can drive truck
and tractor. Do not drink or
use tobacco, honest. Need
good 3-4 R. house wired for
stove and reasonable salary.
Charley P. Craven, Rt. 2,
Buchanan.





Young man, 32, and wife
(no children and no furni-
ture), would like job taking
care of laying hens or broil-
' ers. Will have to have furn-

ished living quarters and
enough salary to live. Non-
drinkers. No experience but

want to learn. Will have to
be moved. Lee Callahan, 625
Primrose St., SE, Atlanta, Ph.
522-0385.

Widow, age 42, with 4 chil-
dren, wants job raising chick-
ens. Must be on school bus



route. Will go anywhere in
State. Do not drink. Mrs.
Lizie Duvall, Rt. 1, Bowman,



e/o S. N. Childers,

Retired farmer wants job
as carteaker of cattle ranch
or hogs, have some income,
but want salary, not house,
to work for, Harris Zettler,
Midway.

White man, age 63, retired
carpenter, in good health,
wants job on broiler or egg
farm. Can drive truck or trac-

tor. Would accept job on
small cattle farm for room,
board, and $20. wk. salary.

Do not drink. Want about two
week ends off each month.
Wm. F, Bryant, Thompson.

51 yr. old widow, white
with 13 yr. . old daughter,
wants job on poultry farm
working with broilers or lay-
ers. Need 3 or 4 R. house, wa-
ter, electricity, near school
and mail route. Honest, stout,
and not afraid of work, 1
yrs. exp. with broilers. Will
have to be moved. Mrs. Cor-
die Passmore, Rt. 1, Box 225,
Murrayville (Gust off Barnes
Mill Rd.).

Man with wife, no children,
wants job as caretaker on
farm (prefer with Christian
people). No tractor or heavy
work. We get small pension.
Would pay small rent. Want
3 or 4 R. house near store,
with lights, water and gas
(or wired for elec. stove),
and garden spot. Have to be





moved. F. E. Summerville,
454 Ethel St., NW, /Atlanta
(Ze E23031'8))-

WANTED



Want family of energetic
workers for dairy farm, some-
one who is experienced in
general farming and with
mechanized equipment. Geor-
ge W. Liggin, Rt. 2, Hast-
man.



Want someone to combine
30 to 40 acres of corn 8 mi.
north of Roswell in Cherokee
County. State price and no-
tice required. H. C. Emory,
Rite 2s College Park;



Want man, experienced in
handling cattle, to live on
farm and work in spare time.
Comfortable home and all
utilities fasnished Located 7
miles East of Manchester.
pee Searcy, Box 650, Grif-
in,



Helen Spicer, Editor of Notices O30 ee ae ce AB

: Want family to pick cotton.

Notices of farm produce ||t ise wired for stove, in-

NATIONAL EDITORIAL | na appurtenances admissible || cluded. Fred Erwin, Rt. 2,
under postage regulations in- || Adairsville, Ph. MA. 9-3341.



Aged lady, recently widow-
ed, wants nice middle-aged
woman in good health and
with no bad habits to live in
permanently, if satisfied, and
help with flowers and veget-
ables. Nice farm home with
every convenience. Nice room,
gas heat. Mrs. C. H. Ward, Rt.
1, Rush Chapel Rd., Adairs-
ville, Ph. 232-2557.

Widow wants



middleaged

|lady to live in and help with

light farm chores. New, good
warm house. Mrs. J. L. Bish-
op, Rt. 2, Hill St., Smyrna,
Ph. HE 5-4670.

Farmer (chicken, cattle)
needs man between 45-60
yrs., single or widowed, to
live in and work with layers
from now on if help is good.
No bums, drifters, or drink-
ers, $50. month, board, laun-
dry and living quarters furn-
ished. Apply at once. V.
Burns, Rt. 1, Canton (Z. c
30114) Ph. 479-4138.

Want 2 experienced men
for work on lg. dairy farm.
Must be able to run 3 ma-
chines, $50. wk. with house,
water, electricity, and milk
furnished. John F. Hartin, Sr.,
1708 Starke Ave., Columbus.

Want experienced dairyman
to run small dairy, good pay,
house with running water and
ens furnished. H. D. Smith,





, Jackson, Ph. 775-6831.

Fag



Flowers

FOR SALE



- Dbl. vari. white, pink Al-
thea, 6 cuttings, 15c; Pink Bil-
lardiera ever-pblooming Spi-
rea; 30 C; 15 for 6; yellow
thornless Rose, 25 ea.; white,
sweet-smelling Narcissus, 20c
doz.; rose color Hibiscus, 25
ea.; varieties named Irish,
will send list. Permit 445.
Mrs. Ruby Logan, Rt. 1, Riv-
er Rd., Lithia Springs, (Turn-
ers Store).

Choice Iris, assorted: Yel-
low or pink, 25, $4.; Day-
lilies, 12, $4.; Milk and Wine,
20c and 25c, ea. Limited no.,
Enchantment Lilies, 2,
Can furnish Iris and Dayli-
lies by the hundred. Permit
11. Mrs. Lona Tallent, Lula.



Gate, Dewosd cuttin ngs,
cissus, Daffodils, pink Thr
pink Yarrow, Gooseneck,
Ageratum, 15 doz.; Shasta
Daisy, Goldenrod, fall Aster,
yellow Jasmines, ZC 7 ears
Daylilies, Lemon Lilies, lg.
Iris (2 colors), Siberian Iris,
dk. and It. 50c doz.; small Red
Hot Poker, 25c; ig. 50c ea.
Permit 15. Add postage. Mrs.
O. W. Martin, Rabun Gap.

Flower. seed: Bi - annual,
English Wall Flower, orange
color, blooms in early spring,
height 1% ft., very fragrant,
beautiful planted near Thrift,













25c tblsp.; also, Sweet Wil-
liam seed, 25c tblsp. Send
stamped env. Mrs. C. R. Ken-

emer, Rocky Face.

Nandinas, 16-18 in., 4 $1.;
Ruffled Fern, 50c ea.; dbl. red,
pink Geraniums, dbl. red Be-
gonias, single pink, Maple
Leaf, speckled, lg. pointed
leaf, and Beefsteak Begonia,
purple Fuchsia,
variegated Leaf Sultana cut-
tings, 25c ea.; also, Spider and
Rain Lilies, $1:>. doz? Add
postage. Permit 79. Mrs. Lee





Gromer, Rt. 1, Box +79, Roy-
ston,

Daylilies: Golden West,
Cinnalear, Mykawa, Russells

Minute, Gold Cargo, Heart
Stealer, Lillian Russell, bi-
eolor Russells, Rose Beauty,
Spring Parade, Ruby Su-
preme, Annette, Coral Pine,
Mrs. Bonner, White Lady,
Purple Finch, Mrs. ONeal,
The Director, Skylark, Im-
perator, Mikado, Taj Mahal,
Hoover, eae Russell, labeled,
$2.50 doz. Permit 70, Mrs. Lil-
lian Owens, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa.

King Alfred Daffedils and
Duchess of Windsor, $1. No
shipping, you come and I will
dig. Permit 418. Mrs. Bessie
Bennett, Rt. 3, Stone Moun-
ae (Z C. 30083), Ph. 469-

Daylilies: 12 different
kinds, $1.50; 10 pee SoD



mellotones, $3.: 4 lg. Spiders,
$3.: 8 Reds, $4.; 7 lg. Ruffles,
$4.; Temple Bells, Pepper-

mint, Illinois, Capri, $1. ea:
postage 50c. Permit 20. Mrs.

J. M. Griffin, Washington.

4 Aluminum plants, $1. 2
mixed Begonias, pink Mullen,
and Golden Plate Achillea,
ea. 6, $1.; 10 in., Altheas and
Strawberry Begonia, ea.
$1.; pink Phlox, Daylilies, my

choice, ea., 10, $1.; red Ver-
bena, wine Verbena, ea. $1.
doz., 12 vari. Liriope, $2.50
doz. Add 25c ea. order. All
plants rooted. Permit 21
Mrs. Lawrenee McAvoy, Rt.

1, Box 323, Washington.

Any amount of White Pines,
Govt. inspected, 3 to 10 ft.
high, for sale. 2 mi. north of
Hiawassee on Hwy. 75. Permit
440. E, B. Foster, Hiawassee.





Pot plants:
Pentas, lg. Maple Leaf Be-
gonias, Manaos-Beauty, min-
jlature Roses, Justicia, Velvet
plant, 50 ea.; Cigar plants
(Cuphea) Lipstick Vine,
String of shoe arts, | 35c5
Red-leaved, red flowering
Hibiscus, Aphelandras, 60c;
Billbergias - and Aechmeas,
$1.; Epidendrum (orchid), $1.
Minimum order $1. and suff.
postage. Permit 356. Mrs. Eu-
gene Polsfuss, 2238 Cordele
Ave., Macon.

Red Spider Lily, blue Hya-



cinths, April blooming Nar-
cissus bulbs, and Snowflake
bulbs, 50c.; Catawba trees,

10-15 in., $1. for 6; Catawba
beans, 50c doz. Add postage

for above; also, Hollyhock
seed, red, wine, pink, and
variegated dbl., 10c pkg. and

stamped env. Permit 3. Mrs.
Mary E. Hudson, Mosley Dix-
on Rd., Rt. 2, Macon.

Dbl. Geraniums, pink, rose,
red, white with rose variegat-
ed; purple Fuchsia; Sultanas,
pink rose, salmon, wht., ever-
blooming single pink, red,
rose; Begonias, Bronze Leaf,
pink, red and rose, 25c ea.
eutting; Boston and Fluffy
Leaf Ferns, 40c ea.; bronze,
white with striped leaf Jew;
Rain Lily bulbs, 10 ea.;
Stiff leaf Caladiums, 35c a.
Add postage. Permit 143. Mrs.
W. TL Rice; Rt. 1, Box 131,
Royston.

125. diff. daylilies, all col-
ors, bi-colors, no whites; clos-
ing out sale. 25c to $2. 50 not
labeled; $25) $250;+ and $3:
labeled, 25 ea. additional
doz. State colors wanted. 40c
postage first doz. or part
doz., 10c ea, add doz, or
part doz. Bonus plants. Per-
mit 154. Mrs. M. P. Combs,
Washington, 3002

Toi pea at







Crossandras,

Daylilies: Warpath, Purple
Waters, Seven Seas, Mikado,
Mrs. Tygers, Gold Dust, Linda,
Mary Guenther, Redhead,
Sammy Russel, 10, $2. Damp
packed, labeled, bonus plants.
Permit 142. Add 35c postage.
Mrs. Claude Kimsey, Hiawas-
see.

Daylilies:



Mary Gunther,
Sondars, Gongalese, Bold
Curio, Viking, Baronet, and
Striped Red, 10, $1. plus 40c
postage; also, fine Iris, names
lost, all colors, 4, $1, Permit
18. Mrs. W. E. Johnson, Rt. 2,
Box 175, Crawfordville.

Blackberry Lilies and Day-
lilies, 75c doz; red and purple
Verbena, 65c doz., pink and
yellow Primrose, 65c doz.;
Butter and Eggs, 60c doz.:
also, yellow and white bloom-
ing wall Moss, 50c doz.; sever-
al colors tall Pinks, 50c doz.
Add postage. Permit 239. Mrs.
Lie White Rt 1 = Box. 57,
Dahlonega.

Martha Washington Gera-
niums, 25c ea.; bright yellow
Chrysanthemums, 10c ea.;
High-Top Pinks, 25 ea.; Hib-
iscus Rose blooms, lg., 25 ea.;
good size boxwood setting pl-
ants, 20c ea., rooted; lg. box-





wood, 30c to $1. ea.; Daffodil | -

bulbs, 40c doz.; Narcissus
bulbs, 40c doz.; blue Hyd-
rangeas, lives outside, 25c ea.
Add posage. Permit 423. Mrs.
Alfred Moss, Rt, 1, Hox 89,
Dahlonega.



Pure Ga. Easter Lily bulbs, |.

sizes 5-6, 6-7, 7-8, 8-9 in.
circumf., 10c, 15c, 20c) and
25. Prices include postage,

packing and shipping charges.
No orders filled for less than



$3. Permit 472. Mrs, D..O.
Lord, Dudley. = :

white and]













y x
| Phlox, Shasta D 1
Iris, Rose Thri fee da
Lemon Lilies, 50 C.;_
Rose, 20c ea. Add posi
Permit 140. Lester Phi
Box 64A, Rt. 1, Roysto:

Nandinas, Waxleaf Lu
um, Abelia, ley Bullota -
wood Holly, M
red Crepe Vee Le ea.;
and Periwinkle, 35c ea.;
racantha, $1.99 ea. Permit
Mrs. EB. B. Travis, Rt. 2;
311, Riverdale, Ph. 478

Aspidistra, 15 ea.; gr
white and green striped |
ope, Lemon Lilies, Rose
and Iris, 50c C.; Mad
Lilies, Spider Lilies, 8,
Hardy Phlox, Shasta Dai





















































































20, Geraniums, ro
20 ea.; Verbena, 5 cols.,
ea.; Daylilies,

postage.. Permit




Bud Bond, Rt, 1, Box 64,
ston. 5

Mixed Iris, 25, $1. 35;
fall bulbs, $150 C.; wild:
and Birdfoot Violets,

Permit 169. Mrs. John W.
er, Rt. 2, Temple. j

Chrysanthemums, all co
$1. doz.; Blue Iris, 40e do
white Narcissus bulbs,
yellow Jasmine
white Easter Rose, roote
$1.; Coleus, rooted, 10c
Add postage. Permit 10. E
Crowe, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Double yellow cann
mixed Verbenas, mixed
Pinks. 50 doz.; red Can
$1. doz.; Red Hot Poker,
ea.; white Baby Breath, ri
ed, 50c ea.; green Jew,
ea.; pink Thrift, 50c C. ro
sprigs. Add _ postage.
stamps or checks. Permit
Mrs. Perlene Roper, Rt
Gainesville. ;

Red, wile: and blue Th
$1. doz.: $5. C.; red, laven
blue, Verbenas, 65081 ::
red Cannas, $2.50 doz.;
Tris, blue violets, H
Phlox, pink Sweet Willi
and Daylilies, 2 doz., $
$5. C.: yellow Lilies, 25c
Add postage. Permit 64. \
Jeni Ellis, Box 23, ge



































































































































Terrell, Rt. 3, Greenville

Special cuttings of D
Red Crepe Myrtle, fine
for rocting, prize w.
blossoms, huge blossoms, |
C. cut right; also, Old Englii
Dwarf Boxwood, 4-6 in., fi
specimens, $20. cs Permit.
Mis: B. Robinson, Greenvill

Ligustrums, Cherry Laur
Photinias, Nandinas, Liri
white per. Candytuft, Dw
blue per. Phlox, Lemon Li
Tiger Lilies, $1.50 doz.; $7.!
C.; Blackberry, Atamasco,

Daylilies, Thrift, English D
Vinea Miner, and Daftodi
$1. doz., $5, C.. Permit 1%
Blanch Woodruff, Greenvill
(Zs C. 30222;):

Daylilies: | Mt.
Breeze, Linda,
Spitfire,
pee











































ess of Windsor, Hyperion
ea.; 3, $1.; asstd. seedli
from best varieties, bloomin
size, 10c ea. Add 40c
postage. Free plants and P.
on $5. orders. Permit 416. M
: R. Conaway, Box 143, cy
on.

Blooming size Spider (Red
Bie bulbs, $1.25 doz.: $7. C
Bs Promot shipment. Per
ie 252. W. E. Smith, 42
Arnold St., Heres :
PO, 1-8276.

Queen Anne ees handker
chiefs flower seed, 30c tspft

Robt. H. Scarborough, Rt.
Box 118, Harlem. j

Jonquils, 90c doz.; $1.75
Narcissus, $2.-C.; Buttercups
90c doz.; lg. Daffodils, $1.25
doz.; purple Hyacinths, 80
doz.; yellow Tulips, 80 doz
Add postage. Permit 14
Mary Tumlin, Rt. 1, Box 316
Eastanollee. aa

Tritomas (Red Hot Poker
G2 $2.56 12 8h 75s hiehtecd
Creeping Phlox | (not Thri
$1.75 doz. P. P. in Ga., Si

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FOR SALE






Red Spider Lily. bulbs, 50c
; Lily stems, pop-up and
m in Sept.; cream Narcis-
i bulbs, 60c doz.; purple
Wisteria, rooted, 5, $1. Cherry

urel (evergreen), LOeeinis
ove eee 10, $1.; cuttings

Altheas pale pink, red,
ender, all dbl. blooms, 6,



























Crouch, 616 E. 7th Ave., Daw-
son (Z. C. 31274).

& Pure strain Ga. Easter Lily Lily
bulbs, sizes 5-6, 7-8 in.
circumf., 15c, 20, and 25c ea.
according to size; will have 6
or 8 bu. bublets for planting
stock, $50. bu., or would sell
entire lot for less. No orders
a for less than $3., and
sufficient postage. Will dig
atter part of Aug., and ship
immediately. Permit 397. Mrs.
D. Woodard, Dudley.

Well rooted plants of Di-
varicata Perennial blue Phlox,
een foliage all winter,
coms in spring, $1.25 doz.

































































ron Trichotomum, potted pl-
ints on lot, $1. ea. Permit 335.
Mirs. eC: Caraway, 1733
Thompson Ave., East Point.

ianthus Pinks, mixed
sseed; Marigold, Brownie Scout
eed,; Marigold Sunset Giants;
ansies, giant mixed; Petuni-
vas, hybrid mixed cols.; Snap-
dragons, mixed, Zinnia, can-
ary bird yellow, seed, 20c
ack; lg. Scarlet dbl. Poppy
ed, 25c tspful. Add pestage.
s. W. W. Lowman, Rt. 5,

Ellijay. eee
Red Ozer Dogwoods; yellow
eigelas, 50c -ea.; Lemon
Lilies; dbl. yellow Rose of
Texas: white, dbl. white Car-
mations; Snow on Mountain;
Cactus, Corncob; Worlds
Globe; Patty Cake: Needle
rork, 4, 50c; mixed cclors of
is, and Red Thrift, 6, 50c.
a a Mrs. Presley Fowl-

2, Box 49A, Ellijay.

a Chrysanthemum
Daisy, 50c doz.: Blue Hydran-
geas, 35c ea.; white and pink
Peonias, 2 eye bunch 50c; Blue
(Chinese Lilies, 3, 50c; seed:
3 colors Hollyhock; mixed
Sweet Williams, mixed Lark-
spur; ted Sunflower; old rose
Poppies, 25 tbispful. Add
mostage. Permit 53. Mrs. Lizzie
Crawford, 18 Crawford Sass
Ellijay.

_ Nice rooted dbl. white Ge-

raniums, Strawberry Begonia,
dbl. red, pink, everblooming
Maple Leaf Begonias, 50c ea.;
Fiuffy Ruffles, Boston and
Maiden Hair Ferns, any 3,
25c, mixed Iris, dbl. orange
Daylilies, 25, $1. Add 35c
postage. Minimum order $1.
Permit 49. Mrs. J. W. Jones,
Madison.

Red Spider Lilies, dk. yel-
low and Lemon Daylilies; red
Daylilies, white Flags, purple
Orchid, blue Iris, "ei, doz.;
long stem Duchess of Wind-
sor; blue yard violets. Add
50c ea. order for postage. Per-


































ae 22. Mrs. O. S. Fields, 407
N. Hoes St., Thomasville
((Z. -C.-81792).

_ Perennial 4 Oclocks, blood
red, bright red, snow white,
Vari., cerise, yellow, and pink,
seeds or tubers, 5c tspfl.; tu-
bers, 5c; perennial hollyhocks,
dk. red, bright red, tspfl.,
10e; Canna bulbs, bright red,
brilliant yellow, ea. 10c; per-
ennial Morning Glory vines,
heavenly blue, 10c _ start;
\gourds: dipper, martin and
wren, 25c; Per. Blue Salvia,
10c start: Gaillardia (peren-
nial) all colors, spoonful, 10c.
Walton Von Strode, 1607 So.
aan St., Valdosta (Z.
(C. 31601).

Iris: 100 diff. kinds, 50c to
\$5., surplus sale, some at all
(prices, state colors wanted,
not labeled, $2., $2.50; also,
$3. labeled, my selection, 25
postage ea. doz.; 125 Da: li-
lies, all colors, hot label! ed,
i$ and aoe 50, state

Oc



colors wanted

first dozen., 10c ea. addition-
al doz., or part doz.
plants.
M.

Bonus
Permit 19. Mrs. F..
Combs, Washington.

eee large clumps, $1. ea.
ten elumps. Cannot
BO Ere Se






-Rd., | Mrs.

plants; also, nice Clerodend- | yy

postage |

1960 and 1962: tee Daylilies;
deep rose Thrift, for sale at
very low price to anyone who
will come for them. Will dig.
Permit 353. Mrs. W. E. Wil-
son, Sr., Rt. 2, Box 127, Fair-
burn.

Mixed collection of Beard-
ed Iris, selected from 35 va-
rieties, 12, *$2.50,. and 30c
postage; dbl. red Poppy seed,
25 pkt.; dbl. Hollyhock seed,
all colors, separate, or mixed
colors, 25 tblspful. Stamped

50c, easy to root and grow and self-addressed env. for
apidly. All plus _ postage. Pee. Renee ae Paul
fermit 338, Mrs. Ira T. E aes i



New crop. Daylily seed,
produced by hand pollination
with pollen from choice
blooms, 50 seed, $1. Permit
43. Mrs CeoT. Hambrick, Rt.
1, Moultrie.

~ King Alfred Daffodils, Par-
rot Tulips, paper white Nar-
C1is:s.ty sy. $1150 doz... Jon-
quils, sweet - scented small
yellow Narcissus and mixed
bulbs; $150 = -.;* Hybrid
Amaryllis, white Calla ties,
Crinum lilies, Apostle lilies,

| Croft Easter lilies, and Eureka

White Casmos, 13, $1; red
Spider lilies, Butterfly nies
5 kinds Daylilies, $1.25 doz;
white and lavender Flag li-

lies, $1.50 doz. Permit 354.
LSU ta Hanpelly ss kutse 4.
Quitman.



Daylilies: Kwanso, Mikado,
Redhead, Morocco Red, Sweet-

| briar, Skylark, Slyvia, Paint-

ed Lady, Cherokee Maid, Lin-

da, Browneyed Susan, Bus-
ter Brown, 12, $2.50, damp
pack, labeled. Permit 370.

Miss June Kimsey, Hiawas-
s5e.

Orange Daylilies, white,
sweet scented April Narcis-
sus, le ea. plus postage. Per-
mit 387. Mrs. Cliff Booth, Rt.

2, Kennesaw (Z. C. 30144).

Intermediate Iris roots for
sale or exchange: all colors,
color combinations: white,
cream, yellow; brown, blue,
pink, purple, lavender, bloom
earlier than the lg. bearded
types, 20 asstd. plants $1. plus
25 postage, or exch. for any
perennial flower that I do
not have, or grapevines (white
or pink), blue Scuppernong
vines, Martha Washington
Aspatagus roots, or plum-
size strawberry plants. Per-
mit 479. Mrs. E. M. Reed, Rt.
1, Kensington. :

Red Salmon, Rosebud dbl.
Geranium cuts, Justicia, 8
diff. Cactus cuts, white, pink,
Oxalis, red Gizzard Coleus,
many trailing Coleus, white
Salmon Sultanas, all rooted,
running Begonia, variegated
Jew, all 10c ea.; Maiden hair,
solid leaf Sword Ferns, 35
ea.; It. blue, yellow, purple
and mixed Tris, blue Violets,
85c doz. Add postage. Per-
mit 138. Mrs. Ralph Williams,
Rt. 1, Box 44, Lawrenceville.

Seed: mixed color Sweet
Williams, mixed col. Holly-
hocks, 20c pkt.; multi pinks,
15e pkt.; Fevertew, 10c pkt.;
Rag Girl, Robin, 10c vkt; wht.
Rose Hibiscus, 25 large. pkt.;
Cosma, 5c pkt.; Per. mixed col.
Phlox, 20e pkg. Mrs. Ruby
Logan, Rt. 1, Prior Rd., Lithia
Springs. Permit 445.

Daylilies, 20 diff., labeled,
$2.50; Pink Damask, Colonial
Dame, Black Prince, Painted
Lady, Maid Marion, Mario-
nette, 25c; Pink Dream, North
Star, Picture, Little Cherub,
Bonbon, Cara Mia, 35c; Ala-
ska Lights, Captain Russell,
Bride Elect, $1.; Sunburs
Gold, $2.; Melon Balls, $6.;
Lullaby Mood, $7, Add 35
postage. Per. 101. Walter M.
Jackson, 1123 Vickers St., S.
E., E., Atlanta. (Z. C. 30316)

Royal Robe Violets, 20, $1.;
Single blue Hyacinths, 2 doz.
$1.;. Tiger ily bulbs, bloom
size, 4, $1.; Emperor Daffodil
bulbs, 2 doz., $1.; yellow Jon-
quils, 3 doz., $1.3 blue Hy-
drangeas, 4, $1, Add 30c post-
age. Permit HOmaNirs st bP.
Steinheimer, Brooks.

Star of Bethlehem bulbs,
40c doz.; blue Vinca Minor,
60c doz.; Creeping Shortia, a
hardy rock garden Moss, $1.
doz.; Ground Ivy. vines, 50c
doz.; red Spider Lily bulbs, 6,
75c; yellow Jonquil bulbs, $1.
doz. All P. P. Per. 106. Mrs.
Ed Stone, Rt. 2, Box 105,
Adairsville. (Z. C. 30103)

Catawba trees, sizes from
1 to 4 ft., prices, 25c, 30c, 40c,
50c. Will not ship. Per. 329.



nted in 1959,








large boxwood, 3 ft. high and
5 ft. around. Per. 202. Mrs.
Charles Lyon, Ball Ground,
PH. 735-2548.

Green Liriope Border grass,
$2.75 C.; Daylilies: Evelyn








my home, 3 different kinds
nice large Bromelia plants,
$2.50 ea. Per. 102. Mrs. Susan
Ziglar, 1566 Elleby Rd., S. E.,
Atlanta, i Ce 30315), Pi:
MA, 7-5759.

Giant Admiral Byrd Daisy
plants. Largest flowers and
longest stms by planting
now. Guar. satisfaction on
del., ship anywhere or del. at
Augusta, $1.50 doz.; 25, $2.50.
PoP. Per. -15i4 Mars. Ruth
Haynie, Rt. 2, Box 478, Aug-
usta, Ph. RE. 6-8349. ;

Tall bearded Iris: Flaming
Troch, Late Sunset, Aldura,
Cascadian, Desert Song, Three
Sisters, Rose Bole, Ola Kala,
Court Herald, Pink Lace,
Lady Bosecaween, Gold Lace,
Gypsy Rose, Master Charles,
Rajah Brook, Cascade Splend-
or, Orelio, $3. doz. P. P. Per.
71. Mrs. Jesse Jacksen, Rt. 2,
Hillcrest Dr., Austell.

_ Nice boxwood, 18 in. to 4 ft.
high, $1. to $7. Will sell one or
truckload. Per. 333. Mrs. J. H.
Grizzeln Rie 4. Hwy. 16;
Blairsville, Ph. 745- 4036 (be-
fore 7 7p. m., no collect calls).

12 kinds Cannas, $1. doz.
plus 35 postage. White Can-
nas, 15 ea.; Milk and wine
Lilies, Umbrella Palms,
Amaryllis, apricot color, 25c
ea.; 25 kinds Daylilies, 15c ea:;
Tube Roses, Narcissus and
Daffodils, 50e doz.; red Spider
Lilies. 15e ea. Add postage.
Per. 44. Mrs. W. E. Wooten,
Rte 2) Box 150, Camilla. (Z. C.
31730)

Madonna Lily bulbs ail
sizes, mixed, $1.35 doz.: White





3, $1.35; asst. pot flower cut-
tings, 20, $1.35; Shallots, 4
doz., $1. Add postage. Per. 88.
Mrs. J. H. Gable, Be 3, Cedar-
town.

Ferns: eunericar Si
Boston, Asparagus and Finger
Ferns, 65c: Star Begonia,
Kentia Palm, Calico Plants,
Sanseveria, Xmas _ Cactus,
Starfish, 65c; Crown of
Thorns, Ox Tongue, Bird Nest,
75c; Aluminum, Prayer Plant,
Halfmoon, Donkeys Ears,
Snake, Fan and Cockleburr
Cactus, 50c plus postage. Per.
65. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum-
ming.



White confederate yellow
Fla. Jasmines, blue Plumbago,
50c ea.; Boston and Fish
Seale Ferns, 3, $1.; Ivy that
grows indoors or out, 3, 50c;
dbl. pink Rose Begonias, 35c
ea.; per. Coleus, 2 colors, 3
cuttings 25c; Coreopsis, 6, 50;
Cassia, has yellow blooms, 25c
ea. Add postage. Permit 36.
Mrs. J. R. Hinson, Box 104,
Chester (Z. C. 31012).

Flowers

WANTED





Want some pink Canna
Lilies, reasonably priced. Mrs.
A. D. Blackstock, Rt. 4,
Douglasville.



Want old-fashioned single
Hollyheck seed of different
colors. Mrs. Frank Plott, Rt.
1, Box 74A., Duluth.

Want small mulberry trees,
old-fashioned sugar berry
trees, pomegranate bushes,
and banana shrub bushes. Gvie
prices and planting time. Roy

: wor
Damson Blue Plum trees, ali

PAGE THREE







Equipment

8 ft.

W. J.
3284.

750
reeder double unit, with 2-

in good cond, and all for $10.






chick electric a



cap.
automatic drinkers, all <

Self, Fairburn, Phe 964 =e



FOR SALE

Su

lor type, and 2



rge milking stalls, 4 par- a
Surge milk-












Box 444, Roswell.

McCormick mowing ma-
chine, 12 ft. hay rake, and 2

horse wagon; also, shop tools:

blower and anvil, and iron 190 gal. James-way milk
kettle and farm bell, all for|cooler in good cond., $600.
$200. Mrs. E. J. Carden, Rt.|Eimer R. Partain, Rt. 2, El-
2, Fayetteville. berton.



Claar, Autum Red, Royal Toga Pe eee eee ing mae eB josie ee :
Sandalwood, Gusto, Cornell,/3-1 in. bottom plows. Ys 913-427-6122 3 toe aie
Precious Ruby, Sante Fe,|ppr, sect, harrow, subsoil : =e
Mikado, Baronet, Lady Caro-| pjow, planters and cultiva- One belt pulley and power ~
lyn, Kentucky Cardinal, $3.75) tors, used very little. All in| take-off assembly for Parm
doz., asst. only; 25 asst. Day-| so0d cond., $1,700. J. T. Sapp, | 2!! Cub tractor, in extra on
lilies, unlabeled, $2.50; Pot-|Rt. 1, Box 13, Guyton, Ph | cond. O. E. Justice, Rt.
plant cuttings, 25 ae eee PR. 2-2317, Box 148, Irwinton.
Adie P< sPer 28. Wits. Wr 70. : f
eae Sorghum mill, gas-powered John Deere rake, like new,
Griffin, Rt. 1, Adel. and all nent. $100. (lo- | mule-drawn type, $85) Io aes
Extra large Regal Lily|cated 4 mi. E. of Jasper on| Kittle, Rt. 1, Temple, 1/20
bulbs, $4 doz.; medium size,| Cove Rd., at Kale Griffet old| mi. off Hwy. 78.
$2.50 doz. Add 35c postage for| home, now owned by Park-
ea. doz., 20c for half doz, At|ers). Mts. Dora Parker, P. O.| 10 ft. weeder and one row ~

rotary hoe, for sale or trade
for 9 ft. Culti-packer. E. C.
McCart, Rt. 2, Loganville (Z.
C. 30249), Ph. TH 3-2630.









and American Beauty Peonies, |.





Grace Autry, Rt. 4,
Buena Vista, :



Brooks, Talbotton,





if.

Vili.

XI,



AUGUSTA

1963 SCHE

DAY SCHOOL 2025 Lumpkin Road
Registration Closes September 13, 1963. 8 a.m. to 4 p-m.

Supply Fees $12.60 per month for all courses except
: Business Education which is $5.00 per month,
Students furnish own books.

Schedule All courses meet 5 days per week, 6 hours

Drafting and Design Technology 22 months in

Electrical Consiruction & Maintenance 22 months

Air Conditioning & Refrigeration 22 months in

per day.
OFFERINGS |
1. Business Education 11 months in length.
2. Electronic Technology 22 months in length.
3. Electrical Technology 22 months in length.
4, Chemical Technology 22 months in length.
5.

length.
6. Radio & T. V. Repair 22 months in length.
7.
in length.
8.

length.
9. Automotive Mechanics 22
10.

Cosmetology 15 months in length.
All course offerings are dependent upon fifteen qualified

applicants.

EVENING SCHOOL

Registration Date September 3, 1963 6:30 p.m.
Supply Fees $5.00 per month in advance for all courses.
Fees for Business Education $5.00 per month for one

subject or three subjects.
OFFERINGS

Business Education

VO-TECH

DULE

months in length.



A. Typing
B. Shorthand
C. Business English
D. Bookkeeping
E. Office Machines
F. Business Math



Electronic Technology (Preparatory)
A. Ist year Mon., Tu., Thr., 6:30 - 10:30
B. 2nd year Mon., Tu., Thr., 6:30 - 10:30
C. 3rd year Mon., Tu., Thr., 6:30 - 10:30
ll. Electrical Technology (Preparatory) : a
A. Ist year Mon., Tu., Thr., 6:30 - 10:30 : a
IV. Chemical Technology (Preparatory) on
A. Ist year Mon., Tu., Thr., 6:30 - 10:30
Y. Drafting & Design Technology (Preparatory)
A. Ist year Mon., Tu., Thr., 6:30 - 10:30 a
Vi. Engineering Drafting (Extension) : ah

A. ist year, Wed. & Fri., 7-

Vil. Radio & T. V. Repair (Extension)

A. 2nd year, Tu. & Thr., 7 -
Electrical

A. Ist year, Tu. & Thr., 7-10

X. Appliance Repair (Extension)
A. Ist year, Mon. & Wed., 7-10
Automotive (Extension)
A. Automotive Testing (64 Hours) Mon. &
B. Automotive Transmissions (64 Hours) Tu. & Thr..

_7~=10

C. Automotive Electrical Systems (64 Hours) (Alter-
nators, Transistors, efc.) Tu. & Thr., 7-10

applicants.

Applicants applying for extension courses must be em-
: ployed in the area for which they wish training.

Operators and production

Construction & Meintenance (Extension)
A. 2nd year, Wed. & Fri.. 7-10

IX. Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (Extension)







10

10

Wed., 7-10



All course offerings are dependent upon fifteen qualifi ied



people are eligible.







PAGE rOUR 5.





Equipment

FOR SALE





Pasture Dream small seed
attachment, good cond., $200.
(3 point hitch); also, Ford
tractor pulley. T. H. Wilson,
Ri. 2, Box 138, Fairburn, Ph.
964-7516.

Pasture Dream sod _ seeder
with:3 hoppers for lg. and
small seed, and fertilizer, fits
3 point hitch, good cond.,
$300.; also, 15 in. hammer-
mill, used only about, 30 hrs.,
$125. Tom Thompson, Jr.,
Eatonton, Ph. 485-6387.

500 gal. Propane or Butane
gas tank, controls, valves,
etc., some gas in tank, and in
very good cond., above or un-
Gerground type, $175. James
L. Broome, Jr., 2220 Dawn-
ville Rd., Dalton -~Ph. 278-
2697 (not collect).

Farmall MD (diesel) trac-
tor, $650. First cash offer
buys. See at: R. M. Jackson,
Rt. 1, Campton (4% mi. from
~Monroe on Gratis Rd. Ph.
267-9323, Monroe (no collect
tals).

Gill pulverizer, all purpose
cultivator, 1953 Jubilee trac-
tor, post hole digger, sub soil-
er, bush hog, blade, drag har-
row, hay rake, and_ chisel
plow, all in good cond. R. A.
Vanek, 4500 Tucker-Norcross
Rd,, Tucker, Ph. 938-4723.











Old model Pasture Dream
Grassland seeder, 7 ft., fair
cond., $100. cash. J. Ralph
Duggan, Warthen.



J. D. 10 ft. fertilizer spread-
er, $200.; 10 in. Sears ham-
mermill with several screens,
$100. Both in excel. cond. W.
L. Mims, Rt. 2, Box 68, Heph-
zibah, Ph. 592-4388.



_ David Bradley garden trac-
tor, 546 H.P. with equipment,
$110: T. O. Chapman, Rt. 2,
Plunkett -, lithonia, Ph.
482-8794 (no collect calls).

A. C. tractor model C., with
hydraulic lift and all equip.
for sale or trade for Ford A.
tractor, with or without blade
and bucket. M. Stephens, c/o

-Napolis, 2139 W. Broad St.,
Athens, Ph. LI. 6-7375.

_ 1952 John Deere A. tractor
in excel. cond., not run since
major overhaul which in-
cluded $450. worth of new
parts throughout, new radia-
tor, steering gears, front tires
and paint, $900. Walker E.
Horne, Box 556, Newnan, Ph.
253-2053 (days).







- 500 gal: above ground Mix-
O-Gas tank, $200., plus gas.
Company will move it in this
area. H. C. Emory, Rt. 2, Col-
Jege Park, Ph. PO 7-6057.

_ Athens 5 dise tiller with
seeder box, 2, 2 horse, -wa-
fons, and 7 ft. New Holland
mower. Horner lL. Chafin, Rt.
2. McDonough.

Eggomatic grader with legs,
1800 per hr., $125.: 4 A. R.
Wood, 500 cap., gas brooders,
$15. ea.; 100 asstd. chick and
pullet feeders. Lewis E. Beers,
15: Robinson St., Newnan, Ph.
AL. 3-0500.

polo Cs tractor =W-9 --4
wheels, $609. Fred Glass, Rt.
2, McDonough, (Hwy. 42, 3
mi. north).

Super C. tractor motor and
frontend. G. R. Foskey, Rt. 1,
Adrian.

John Deere 227 corn pick-
r with automatic lubrication,
picked 4 crops, in good cond.,
$650. J. L. King. Zebulon.

100 egg cap. Oakes incuba-
for including thermometer
and hygrometer, in good
cond., $10. Mrs. Marshal
Capes, Rt. 1, Box 291, Oxford,
(ZC. 30267).

Dairy-Kool stainless steel
milk tank, 100 gal. cap., stain-
Jess steel strainer, and 2 unit
milking machine. Mrs. A. B.
Payne, Rt. 2, Box 144, Tem-
ple, Ph. 459-6002 (No Collect
Calls).

5 H. P. garden iractor with
turning plow, cutaway har-
, cultivator, lay-off plow,
$75. LS. Brackett, 3100
Brackett Sts j















Marietta.



Dearborn seeder for lg.
and small seed, and fertilizer,
all at one time. On good rub-
ber; needs minor repair, but
ready to go. $100.; also, 21
ft. metal trough conveyer,
good cond. $50. M. L. Frey,
5755 Memorial -Drive, Stone
Min., Ph. 443-7370 (no col-
lect calls).

Ford tractor No. 541, new,

operates 1 or 2 row, all cul-
tivation feet, no plows, $2,-
250. Rev. J. R. Smith, Manas-
Sas. Z

Myers shallow well oe
with 50 gal. tank, has %
H. P. rated motor, all good
cond., $35. Jennings William-
son, Rt. 1, Bristol (15 mi. S:
ae Baxley, just off Hwy.
15).

Jeen farm utility trailer
with home-made body, $25.
Robert: h; tAllen* Jn Riko.
Fayetteville, Ph. 461-7775.

Farmall M.D. tractor for
sale. Maurice Jackson, Rt. 1,
Campton, (4% mi. from Mon-
roe on Gratis Rd.), Ph. 267-
9326 (Monroe).

1959 Ford tractor No. 871
with equipment. Good cond.,
and reasonable. Mrs. E. R.
Williamson, 5920 Peachtree-
Dunwoody Rd., NE, Atlanta,
Ph. 255-8769.

250 gal. Dari-Kool milk
tank in good cond., $500.; and
factory built. 2-compartment
stainless steel dairy wash
vat, $35.; also, 3% in. new
Fairbanks Morse irrigation
pump without motor, $100.
Charles T. Walker, Rt. 1, The
Rock, Ph. 474R. :

Triumph =corn. ss heedike ne
Model 500, shells 500 bu. per
hour; used very little, $500.
Ralph Westbrook, 3346 Tang-
ewood Dr., Augusta; Ph. 738-
3678. :

250 gal. Wilson bulk milk
tank; 30 gal. electric water
heater; dbl. comp. stainless
steel wash vat; 2 bucket type
Marlow milkers; air compres-
sor and motor; and other misc.
items such as solid stainless
steel strainer, etc. Will sell
all or part at bargain. All in
excel. cond. See at my home
1% mi. north-northeast of
LaFayette. Ear] Crowe, Rt. 1,
Box 730, LaFayette. ;

50 sheets of good used tin
roofing; 40 chicken feeders, 4
ft. long, good for hens or broil-
ers, 25c ea. Ralph MDangar,
Roswell, Ph. 993-6621.

David Bradley electric egg
washer, 100 egg capacity, used
one year, like new; David
Bradley egg grading scales;
and David Bradley elec-
tC ita bike models incu
bator, 50 egg capacity,
works perfectly. Make offer.
Walton Von Strode. 1607
South Patterson St., Valdosta
(CS Cz3i60):

Pump, 350 GPH Homart
shallow well, with or without
motor and/or tank. K. T,
Clarke, Rt. 3, Box 322, Col-
lege Park (near Washington
Rd., and Roosevelt Hwy.).

Gould Hydraulie boom pe-
can shaker mounted on Case























300. diesel, used only one
week, like new. Will sell
with or without tractor. L.

F. Nowell, Ft. Valley, Ph. TA.
5-8360.

Dwarfhay rake, excel. cond.,
$125.; and set of planters and
cultivators for John Deere A.
tractor, excel. cond., $125. S.
F. Yelton, Norwood.

60 in. Woods roiary cutter,
belt driven, pull type (not 3
point hitch) $200. 22 H. P.
kohler engine, air cooled, ex-





eel. cond., starter and _gene-
rator, $100... Harold Dailey,
Rt. 3, Box 145, McDonough

(Z. C. 30253).

1959 Massey Ferguson trac-
tor, disc: plow, cut-a-way
harrow, 2-row planter, culti-
vator, like new, $1600. Con-
tact Mrs. Quilla C. Edwards,
He a Danielsville, Ph. ST. 9-

Doe

Farmall Cub tractor, late
model, good cond., blade, dise
harrow and 12 in. plow. Eu-
gene Claxton, Jr., 5491 Chupp
Rd., Lithonia, Ph. HU. 2-6797.

Equipment

WANTED









Want late model, No. 65,
Ferguson tractor or equiva-
lent. Will buy for right price,
or trade JD model 440 Deisel
Crawler in like new cond.
Will furnish transportation for
trade. Jerry Manack, Syl-
Vania.



Interested in buying chick-
en houses suitable to tear
down and move. Must be
cheap. June Smith, P. O. Box
405, Thomson, Ph. 595-2381
i (not collect).



run no more than 10 hrs., it.





Wan il eg sher |
Myland or Egg-O-1 e
grader combination. Quil
Jordan, Toccoa, Ph. 886-2912.

Want 500 gal. Propane gas
tank, late model, in good
cond., above ground type.
James W. Gooch, Suches, Ph.
747-2271.







~ Want used windmill water.

pump outfit. State price in
first letter. Kenneth Goolsby,

-Thomson.



Want Gravely garden tract-
or with rotary mower and
circular saw. Equipment must

be in good cond., priced right,

and be within reasonable
distance of Monroe. R. E. Ay-
cock, Jr., P. O. Box 296, Mon-
roe.

Want Farmall M., Super
M., or M. T. A. tractor in good
condition. State price and
kind. Harold Allen, Rt. 1,
Alapaha. : :

Want Ford-Ferguson 1 disc
terracer in good cond. Dan W.
Payne, Jr., Reynolds, Ph. TI.
7-5487.

Want 1 ton feed mixer; also,
single phase elec. motors, 1
to 5 H. P. for farm use. Bill
Mixon, Rt. 3, Box 80, Griffin,
Ph. 228-8950.

Want automatic chicken
feeder. T. C. Tolliver, Rocky
Face, Ph. 673-2049.

Want small hammermill
with socker attachment. State
make, approx. cond., price,
and where located. O. E. Just-
ice, Rt. 1, Box 148, Irwinton.

Livestock

FOR SALE

















Cattle

Reg. Hereford bull, 11 mos.
old, red color, polled and of
good conformation, $150.; also,
purebred bull, same age, type
and sire, $125. See both at
farm. Will sell or exchange
for heifers of same quality.
Paul J. Cain, Route 1, Com-
merce.





Polled Herefords: open and
bred heifers, brood cows and
bulls, predominately Victor
Domino breeding. C. V. for
Bangs. Registration papers
furnished, Priced to sell. B. B.
Campbell, P. O. Box 65, Jack-
son, Ph. 775-7031 (days).




ae
1

| ves, $175. to $300. O





Otis
ner, 204 Timothy Ave., R



e,
St




Ph. 232-3019 (no coll
calls). :
Few choice Reg. Hereford

bulls, excel. bloodline. R. H.
Harnest;) Rip Box -otoe
(Birdie Rd.), Griffin, Ph. 227-
6767 (no collect calls).

Reg. horned Hereford bull,
calved 12-3-62, stocky built,
short coupled and rich color-
ed. Car] Roberts, Ball Ground.

Reg. Angus bred and open
heifers, and cows with and
without calves, good blood-
lines and clean; also, good
Reg. Angus bulls of service
age, from 2 yrs. old, down.
Clean, C. V., and guaranteed
breeders. Will sell all or any
part. F. W. Phillips, Kenne-
saw, Ph. 428-2959.

Reg. horned-type Hereford
bull, 16 mos. old, well mark-
ed, excel. bloodline, reason-
ably priced. Pete Williams,
Royston, Ph. 245-6161 (day-
time).

Purebred Guernsey bull, 2
yrs. old, extra well marked
and easy to manage, runs in
pasture every day, mother re-
gistered, and artificial bull
calf. W. Harry McDonald, Rt.
3. Jefferson.

Reg. Jersey cow, Pinnacle
Bonny Sybilene Beauty, No.
2197585, $150. Robert Allen,
Fayetteville, Ph. HO. 1-7775.

3 Reg. young Angus cows











with calves at side, best of}

Eileenmere breeding, all bred
to son of Eileenmere 78th.,.
$200. - $400. ea. C. C. Blood-
worth, Rt. 2. Powder Springs,
Ph. 427-6395. :

Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
bulls and heifers, excel. blood-
lines, good range of ages. H.
Y. Tillman, 1207 W. Park
Soe Valdosta, Ph. CH. 4-

Purebred Guernsey milch
cow and heifer calves, calved
Aug. 14. Cow gives 4 gal. or
more daily. Mrs. A. A. Tatum,
LaGrange. Ph. TU. 2-3180 (no
collect calls). : eas





2 young Jersey cows: 1 with
Ist. calf, 1 with 2nd. calf. Will
sell with or without calf. W.

S. Shields, Route 2, Thomson,

Ph. 595-1835.

13 polled Whiteface cows
and calves. Earl Stokes, Rt. 3,
Box 397, Griffin, Ph. 7-
7502. ;





|La Perriere, Hoschten,

Jonesboro.

some Reg., all other
to











Angus heifer calf, a
yr. old, will feed out on |
for freezer locker or
carry to slauter. pen for p.
Will dress out about 275
G. W. Johnson, P.
Conley, Ph. 366-
ject calls). a

Dbl. standard Reg. p
Hereford bulls, extra goo
10 mos. old, well built
good conformation. Roy G
dard, Rt. 2, Lithonia, Ph. 4
8433. : ;

20 good Reg. polled He:
ford bulls, all deep red,
have good growth for
calfhood vaccinated,
herd. Winton C. Harris,
Siereven, Phy 5'6:4-
(Odenn). eo

Polled Hereford bull
excel. conformation, dark
and very gentle, 6 mos.
can be dbl. Reg. Herman D






















c
R?



654-2431, cae
Crest Eileenmere Reg. A:
us bull with papers, wt. 1
lbs., will be 3 yrs. old Dec
very gentle, $250.; also, se
al milch cows, fresh in
calves by side, not Reg. Se
my place anytime. B. L
Leroy, Noahs Ark Rd. R









6 horn-type Hereford
6-10 mos. old, thorough!









Smith, Palm

etto,

Jersey heifer calves, 2 Ang
heifer calves, and 2 Ang






4 black Angus bulls,
mos. old, best

registration,
priced for quick -
Sommer, c/o Sommer
Farms, Hawkinsville, Ph. 89:
7201. ee

4 grade cows, all








Angus bull and in good
tion, raise their calves we
$475. for all. See at farm. C
or write. W. K. Stringer, P.
Box 222, Atlanta 1, Ph. Dra



3-0092 (no collect calls).







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Market Bulletin, Agricultural Bidg., 3

4









, all ages. ee 6 mos.
rs. T. J. Hall, Union
h. 489-4930.

sood Black Angus cows, 5
alves, and 3 are close
g calves. Will sell to-
or separate. H. L.
and, 432 Oakland
N. W., Gainesville, Ph.
6395.

polled Hereford Bee
Domino bloodline, bulls
dy for heavy service and

and priced reasonably.
Downs, P. O. Box III,
ston. Ph. 647-7911.

and half breed Angus
avg. 2 yrs. old, mostly

also, Whiteface and
cows bred to Reg. Ang-
J, some with calves at

edartown, Ph. 748-4254.

$ ry Ownby, Rt 3
Douglasville, Ph 942- 4604.



Black Poland China poate
bred and open gilts. Bangs
free herd, treated for Cholera
and Reg. in buyers name. W.
aR: Jennings, Rt. 2. Americus.

12 Landrace pigs, 6 wks.
old, $10: ea: J. H.Akins, Rt.
1, Box 355, Lawrenceville
(Buford and Lawrenceville
Hwy.), Ph. 843-7041.

Spotted Poland China ser-
vice boars, of quality breed-
ing, registered in buyers.
name. M. J. Blackmon, Pine-
pure (4 mi. SE), Ph. 645-

Purebred Spotted Poland
China boar, 9 mos. old, sired
by Master Man, Reg. in buy-
ers name; also, Yorkshire
boar, 5-mos. old, Reg. in buy-
ers name. D. T. Bass, Ri. 3;
aoe Rd., Macon, Ph. 788-

25 pigs, 9 purebred York-
shire and 6 part Poland China
and Hampshire, 6 wks. old,
$10. ea. (will not ship); also,
purebred Yorkshire service
boar, about 2 yrs. old, wt.
around 200 lbs., $45. See late
in afternoons or on Saturday.
A D. Evans, Rt. 2, Temple.









tex, Jersey cow, freshened
ime in June with fine
= @-- Herron, -Sr., Rt. 1;
(see after 4: 30 p. m.).

d dispersal, 24 Reg.
ed Herefords, 9 cows, 5
_ calves at side, others

1800 lb. herd bull, well

tked, and 6 young bulls
3 heifers of varying ages.
es F. Howe, 1278 S
11 Rd., Marietta.

Angus bull, 16 mos.
Fired Erwin, Rt. 2, Adairs-
Ph. MA. g- 3341.

Swine

rebred Spot boars, long
r and good growth, will
ter. E. E. Watson, Rt. 2,
tt Gaines, Ph. 768-4827.

sows and 25 pigs, six wks.
, little boned Guinea and
oat e cross. Ernest

to 140 Ilbs.,
entire herd.
deliver for $1. ea. with-

2. SPC pigs igs and hogs,
bloodlines, long meat
one fine boar lg. enough
service, one gilt ready to.
ed, ane litter of pigs now
See at my place
Ww. oe Dimpseys aa
orge Larry Ferguson, Rt.
re Spring.

mtire herd of S. P. Chinas,
est Reg. stock: sows, gilts,
vice boars, pigs, reasonably
ced. ehampions
ter Man, Mans Man, For-
Step and Mr. Prestige.
ice boars, $35. to $45.;
$20. up, unrelated pairs,
gilts $50. up, bred sows,
and herd boars. See them.
| Sanders, _ Glenwood
city).

Hampshire pigs, 6 wks.
i, $10. each; also, _O.1-C.
ite sow already bred, $50.
C. Anderson, Rt. . Alpha-
a, Ph. GR. 5- 6403.

andeace pigs from M.C.S.
ar (Mr. Winston), 8 wks.
1, $25. ea., Reg. in buyers
me Mee C. Sumner, Rt. 1;
x 162B, Warner Robins,
. 923-3362 (after 6 P.M.).

Reg. Landrace breeder
ck; young boars and gilts,
to 10 wks. old, from some
the finest bloodlines, Her-
an G. Roper, Rt. 1, Sautee.

Reg. black Essex male pigs,

wks. old, ee Wiley G.
umpier, Rt. 1, Box 210, Val-
sta, -Ph. OH 2-4349.

O.1.C. breeding stock, boars
rvice age, $35. at farm; ilts
and 5 mos. old, $25. to $30.;
gs 8 wks. old, $18. Reg. in
iyers name. All at farm.
iul J. Cain, Rt. 1, Commerce.
Registered Landrace pigs
id boars, Grand Champion,
winnett County Fair. James
Ledford, Rt. 1, Lawrence-
Ne, Ph. 843-3155.

Reg. Yorkshire sows, Cert.
eat type, bred, farrowed in
ervice age boars, and

S 3 mos.






@ mare,

+ |.

Several Spotted Poland
China brood sows, purebred,
some with 9 pigs, 2 to 3 wks.
old; 3 Yorkshire sows, 1 or
2 Hampshire sows and 1 or
2 other sows; also, purebred
male. Come see and will make
price. See Saturday afternoon
or Sunday. Do not write. D.
H. Simmons, Hawkinsville (10
MOH OL) ie

Horses, Mules & Ponies

At Stud: Sir Duke, dbl.
Reg. Palomino Quarter horse,
AQHA P-47921, PHBA, top
bloodlines,
Duke by Royal Duke, dam:
Baby .Gold by Gold Mount.
Excellent conformation and
disposition, firstanding in
south, fee $50.; Reg. Palomino
top show record, top
breeding, will breed to Sir
Duke if desired. Sally Owen,
2572 Lawrenceville Rd., De-
eatur, 938-2824.

Grade mare,



bred back to registered Palo-
mino; also, brown and white
Shetland stallion; also, 2 sad-
dles and bridles for sale. T.
Burt, 6077 Hillvale Rd. off
Covington Hwy., Rt. 2, Li-



thonia, Ph. HU. 2-6440.
Pinto mare with colt by
side, $250.; Quarter horse

gelding, blue ribbon winner,
$350.; also, Ga: top winner
road pony, 46 ins., and cart.
Mrs. D. R. Poole, 1135 Niskey
Lake Rd., S. W., Atlanta il,
Ph. DI. 4-1506.

Pinto Shetland pony geld-
ing, 6 yrs old, for sale or trade.
F. M. Westbrook, 5400 Camp-
bellton Road, Ss W., Atlanta
11, Ph. DI. 4-2886.

At Stud: _ Reg. Quarter
horse, Resta Bar by Tambo
Bar out of Flutter Lady. Ex-
cellent conf. and disposition
and Reg. Dark Golden Palo-
mino, Little Warrior, snow
white mane and tail, stocking
feet and blaze face; also, sev-
eral horses for trade or sale,
and want horses to_ board.
Jimmy Rickard, c/o Circle R
Ranch, Conyers, Ph. 483-8083
(nights).

Reg. Quarter Horses, and

thorses trained for roping,
reining, cutting, and pleasure.
Hutch Hutchinson, Box 47,
Carrollton.

Nice, gentle, broke ponies,
saddle horses for. sale, or

trade; also, want old and crip-
pled horses and mules. Will
pick -up within 5-75 mi. of
Augusta. E. J. McMahon, 1929
Cery. Rd., Augusta, Ph. RE.

must sell at once, $75.;

sired by Grand | 430

Ht Gk red, ral
mo. old stallion colt by side,

and sizes;

Jonesboro, PheiGR:

halter

aD selection
s1p n ol
$150. ana ie sorrell mare
with colt, $150.; Palomino
gelding, $125.: also, several
1963 stud pony colts, $65.

Dick Fuller, Rt. 2, Abbeville,
Ph. 467-4663.

Mule with harness and
feed, wt. 1100 lbs., good con-
dition, about 12 yrs. old,
works anywhere, gentle
enough for children, no plug,
also,
free, Bantam chickens: to the
one who buys. Mr. John
Smith, Dyers Gin Rd, Rt: 1;
Box 239, Temple.



Burro, Mexican jack, very
gentle, suitable for children
to handle, $50. Mrs. Ray F.
Almand, 4864 Stagecoach Rd.,
Ellenwood, Ph. 366-7753 GM
lanta).

Albino gelding, very stylish,
great show prospect, 6 yrs.
old, for exp. rider only, $200.
or will trade for young gen-
tle mare with colt by side and
breda- backs Re Ay Peiillips,
E] Model 734-5045 (Newton).

Pinto stallion, 3 yrs. old,
wt. 800 lbs., % Quarter horse,
gentle out spirited, $200. La-
mare Rozier Rweke pole Box
5, Alma.

Gentle mule. will work
anywhere, excel. for farming,
wt. 1300 lbs., reasonably
priced. George Holston, Mo-









lena.



Go Boys Tomorrow,
TWHBA 622505, 18 mos. old,
son of Major Go Boy by Mer-
ty Go Boy, blue roan, rear
white stockings and blaze, na-
tural walking gait, and good
show prospect, $500.. or trade
for Reg. Morgan- horse of
equal value. Ben J. Perkins,
30 S. Hansell St.. Thomas-
ville, Ph. 226-2113 (day, not
collect).

Nice 3 yr. old burro, sad-
dle and bridle, could be bred,
gentle, works good to cart,
$80. complete. Larry Bell, Rt.
2, Murdock Rd., Marietta, Ph.
427-1866.



| goats. born ae August, reason-
ably priced. Ralph White, P.
O. Box 497, Gainesville, Ph.
LE. 2-6193.

Young Nubian buck, best
milking strain, naturally butt-
headed, ready for fall service,
$20. at my place. Joseph
Abernathy, Yatesville - Rd.,
Barnesville.

Livestock

WANTED







Want golden Palomino with
white mane and tail, stocking
feet, excellent conformation,
gentle, from 2 to 10 yrs. old,
weighing 800 to 1000 lbs. Pre-
fer mare, but will consider
stallion; also, want Pinto mare
or stallion same description as
other. H. Fred Tippett, Rt. 3,
Vidalia, Ph, 537-3305.

Want golden Palomino,
white blaze, 4 stockings, white
mane and tail, gentle horse,
for a ten yr. old child, not
over 8 yrs. old. Quote price.
Jan Chapman, 105 Jarman
St., Hazlehurst.

Want red Angus calves,
both parents must be Reg.
Black Angus. Letters answer-
ed. Otis Milner, 204 Timothy
Ave. Rome, Ph. 232-3019.

Want Saanan buck, about 8
mos. old, or more. D. M.
Waters, Epworth.











Want white Nubian doe,
about 4 mos. old, within 50
mi, of Albany, and reasonably
priced. Mrs. Terry Lacey, The
Havenette, Rt. 2, Leesburg.

Want saddle horse 6 to 8
yrs. old, gentle but spirited.
Quote price with and without
saddle. Must be reasonably



37, Jackson.



Quarter horse mare, around
7 yrs. old, gaited, gentle, but
full Ae pep. Clyde T. Bennett,
Rt . Toccoa.

so nice. Shetland one
mares, some with colts by
side, all bred, and all broken
for children to ride, all colors
also, . saddle and
bridle, cheap. Jess Hoi rcoks
8-6771

Reg. Quarter horse filly, 2
yrs. old, gentle and trained to
ride, real nice; also, 3 yr. old
4% Arabian and 4% saddle
bred: H. E. Crawford, P. O.



| Box 772, Augusta.



~ Chestnut Quarter hor se
gelding, excel. conformation
and disposition. Mrs. Matti-
son, 3467 Midvale Rd., Tuck-
er, Ph. 938-6651.

Colt, will be 2 yrs. old about
Christmas, 5 gaited, gentle,
broken. H. J. Rom-
merdale, Box 173 Cleveland.



Shetland ponies; 4 yr. old
red and white mare with
horse colt by side; 3 yr. old

black and white mare with
filly colt by side, both mares
bred back; 6 yr. old register-
ed Stud pony and 16 mo. old
stud colt. Pete Williams, Roy-
ston, Ph. 245-6161 (nights).

Small pony, 5 mos. old,
halter broken, good style; al-
so, reddish pony stallion with
light mane and tail, nice
markings, 1 yr. and 11 months
old, $150.; also, reddish pony
stallion, around 2 yrs. old,
saddle and cart pony, $150..or
trade for young Arabian
mare. L. W. Cross, Rt. 3, Box
419, Albany, Ph. HE. 53-5336.

Sheep & Goats





Black stallion, 4 yrs. old,
wt. 900 lbs, gentle and rides
good, for. sale, or will trade
for corn. Call or see. Curtis
Qutler, Rt. 2, Box 119, Vi-
dalia, Ph. 537-4989 (day).

Reg. Quarter horse gelding,
sorrel with blaze covering
nostrils and upper lip, stock=
ings on hind legs, sound and
well trained for shows, has
won ribbons in Halter and
Western Pleasure. Ray Camp,
Red Cars Ph, 766-4940 (At-
lanta).

- Nice aan horse for use
in working with cattle, gen-
tle but requires experienced

.|rider. For quick sale, horse,

saddle and bridle, $165. Ree:
aisAyeodk, adr... -O. Box 296;





Monroe,









75. grade ewes and 3 Reg.
rams, wormed and flushed for
early breeding, 100 pct. lamb
crop last year. Will sell all,
or in lots of 25 plus ram. R.
Motto Smith, Rt. 2, Box 79,
Washington, 2 OSe 88-2907.

Ph

Toggenburg billy. large,
butt-headed, very gentle, sell-
ing to prevent Inbreeding;
also, young bucks. Al] reason-
ably priced. M. H. Ellinger,
Arnoldsville, Ph. 8-3955. (At-
hens). :

Toggenburg buck, 15 mos.
old, $30. at my place, Donal-
sonville, 12 mi. E. of Desser
Grocer off Hwy. S of Desser
Church of Christ. F. B. Fair-
cloth, Rt. 2, Donaldsonville,
Ph. JA 4-5680. Ses



Want price on 3 to 5 wean-
ed calves, delivered here. Roy
| Brooks, Talbotton.

Want to buy nice dk. red
Guernsey bull about 400-500
Tbs., with horns, 1/4 white,
good bone. Butch Wellbornes,.
Rock Springs.



priced. A. J. Rhodes Rt. 4, Box.







Sead and Plants

Missionary strawberry
piants, well rooted, and damp
packed, $1.25 C.; $10. M
25 Cs Ci etor postage and hand= ,
ling charges. Minimum ship=,
ment 200 plants, Ga. orders, ,
only. Permit 319. Mrs. Luther
S. Butler, 466 Page Ave., NE
Atlanta 7, Ph. DR. 3-1846:.0 +

500 bu. Jet Barley, Germ.
95 pet., Purity 99.62 pet., $255)
pus cleaned and treated; $1...
60 bu. in bin. Robert A. Ea- :
venson, Dewey Rose, Ph. 283-
3519 (Elberton).

Multiplying onions, $1. half _
Sales Pod De Johnson, Rt.
1,- Box 53, Lithia Springs
(Z. C. 30057).

Blakemore strawberry
piants, $1. C. No shipping,
come and I will dig. Mrs. Bes-
sie Bennett, Rt. 3, Stone
Mountain, (Z. C. 30083).













200 bu. Georgia Jet Barley,

Germ., 98 pct., purity 99.47
pct., raised from Cert. seed,
cleaned, treated and bagged.
$2.50 bu. Lester Varn, Rt. 3,
Box 530, Albany, Ph. HE. 3-
8621 (not collect).

300 bu. Wrens Abruzzi rye,
Germ. 92 pct., no weed seed,
$3.50 bu. FOB. Walter) BE.
Prescott, Wrens (1 mil.
U. S. No. 1 Hwy.).



Kentucky 3L Fescue seeds ano.

Germ. 86 pct., 29c lb:
Wood,. Bowdon, Phs 21335

Truckers favorite collard
plants, 75c C. P.P.; Russian
Comfrey herb, 15 lg. leaves,
S1S-P3Ps; horse radish roots, 3
nice roots, Sie bee



Add ||

Be

nice 2s:=

year old rhubarb roots, Bape

PP. Permit 474. F. M. Abie, <

Dahlonega.

Latham red raspberry.
plants, large and vigorous,:
first year root stock, $2. doz. =
plants, PP Pein Ga. Permit
312. Joseph Abernathy, Yates=.
ville Rd., Barnesville.

White Nest onions, red mul-
tiplying Scallior onions and.
buttons from same, and small
sets for fall planting, $2. gal. -
Permit 50. G. T. Brown, Rt. Ly
Ball Ground.

Old-time white nest onions
for fall planting, $2. gal. plus
45c ea. gal. for postage. Per-
mit 48. Miss Gennia Brown,
Rt. 1, Ball Ground. i













BRUCELLOSIS:

Number Tested .

Number Tested .

Reactors (.46% of
free Cattle Herds

free Swine Herds

TUBERCULOSIS:
Number Tested
DAIRY HERDS

Number Tested

free Cattle Herds





Brucellosis and Tubercu! losis.
Report August

CATTLE TESTED ON FARMS om

Reactors (1.64% of No. Tested)
LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS:

Number of Certified Brucellosis-

Number of Certified Brucellosis-

COUNTY REACCREDITATION

Number of Accredited Tuberculosis-

No. Tested)







v





ee













ECO



Seed and Plants

FOR SALE

Old-fashioned shallot on-
ion sets, $2. gal. P.P.; lemon
balm, peppermint plants, $1.
doz. P.P. Permit 139, Blanch
Woodruff, Greenville (Zeee:



80222).



Plenty of young Ga. Col-

lard plands, ready about Sept.

15, by the thousands, 60c C.
plus postage. Permit 128. H.
F. Seay, Rt. 2, Ellenwood:
(3917 Panthersville Rd.).

Healthy South Ga. Buck-
eye plants, 3, $1. for fall
planting; also, elder bark,
rabbit tobacco, Jerusalem
weed root, red oak bark, dog-
wood bark, persimmon bark,
$1. for half gal. icecream box-
ful; pokeberries, matchbox-
full, $1. plus full amt. post-
age. Permit 471. Hurschell
Phillips; Rt 1,; Box 130;
Wrightsville.

Seed and Plants

Not Requiring Report or
Inspection Permit







California multiplying beer

seed, 50c start, and stamped

envelope. No COD _ orders.
Mrs. R. A. Nolen, Rt. 1, Buch-



anan,

Hay, Feed, Grain

-FOR SALE

Coastal Bermuda hay, well
fertilized, 75c and $1. bale at
farm. Can deliver in 6 ton
foads for small extra ccst. R.
i. Jackson, c/o Flint River

-farms, Jonesboro, Ph. Dr. 8-

2245.

Hay, well fertilized and
fimed, heavy square wire
hound bales, excel. hay, 1963
crop Sericea and Oats, $1.
ale. Can deliver short dist-
tance. Mrs. Ray F. Almand,
4864 Stagecoach Rd., Ellen-
wood, Ph. 366-7753 (Atlanta).

Coastal Bermuda and Soy-
bean hay for sale. Maurice
Beckson. Rt. 1, Campton (4-%

from Mcnroe on Gratis
Rd.) Ph. 267-9326 (Monroe).

No. 1 1 Alfalfa. hay, $55. ton;
Red Top Clover, $50. Deliver
in six and half ton loads. W.







T. Fargason, 376 Ormond St.,

SE, Atlanta, Ph. MA, 7-0533.

Good Coastal Bermuda hay
ffor sale. Can pick up behind
baler, or out of barn. Can de-
liver in 5 ton lcts, short dist-
fance. Winton C. Harris, Rt. 1,
Screven, Ph. 584-2312
(Odum).





Poultry & Eggs

FOR SALE



About 50 young Bantams
erossed with Cornish Game,
some about grown, and some
small; also, 6 grown Bantam
hens and rooster, and pr.
Ringneck Pheasants. If you
take all will sell at 50c ea.
Leon Watson, Beechem St.,
Unadilla.

se) pure white Japanese Sil-
kie Bantams, 4 hens and 2
roosters, $2. ea., or lot for
Siete also, want 2 white fe-
male ducks and one pure
Mille Fleur Bantam rooster.
Raleigh Pruitt, Rt. 2, Lavonia.

3 good Silver Spangled
Hamburg hens, standard size,
$62: small flock Mottled
Houdans, five toes, beard and



crest, 10 pullets, 3 mes. old,
$15.; 3 hens, $9.: 1 yrs old
rooster, $2. 50; Sse yee Olds

pullets, $6.. or will sell entire
lot, $30.; also in small lots.
Contact before coming. David
Devers, Rt. 1, Barnesville (Z.
C. 30204),

Purebred show type Ban-
tams, Silver Sebrights, Gold-
en 'Sebrights, and White
Cochins, up to 5 mos. old,
$4.50 to $1. trio. Clyde H.
Sherer, 803 Church St., Deca-
tur, , Ph. nh. DR. 8- 6216.

Early hat hatched trios, Games,
Nigger Roundheads, and Blue
Cubans, $9. trio. Grady
Thomas, Blairsville,









8 part Game hens a sale:

also, corn sheller for sale.
Frank Hodges, Rt. 1, Suber

Rd., Atlanta.



15 common pigeons, 25c ea.,
or 50c pr. Jimmy Bishop, Rt.
4, oe Ph. EV. 2-
12 : :



160 Emperial White Leg-
horn pullets, harge hens, this
breed is especially for laying,
with papers from Ruby Poul-
try Farm, Va., $1.50 ea. if sold
now. Mrs. Grace Wise, Rt. 2,
Senoia, Ph. LY. 9-3856.

Bantams out of fine show
stock: Golden Sebrights, B. B.
Reds, Silver Duckwing O. E.,
Bulldog type Dk. Cornish, B.
B. Reds, Wheatons, Black
Tail Japs, Black and White
Cochin roosters, and few real
nice Araucanus (Easter Egg)
roosters; also, 14 small mixed
Bantam hens. J. M. Warren,
Sr., 1761 Flat Shoals Rd., SE,
Atlanta 16, Ph. MA, 7-6939.

100 Rhode Island -Red
pullets, ready to lay, 4-H
strain, all or part, $2. ea. Call
after 4 oclock. Bob Hinton,
Rt. 1, Stockbridge, Ph. 474-
4948.

Trio white ducks and 6 nice,
5 mo. old, turkeys for sale or







will swap for pr. of medium | N

Poland China pigs; also, hand
pump and suction rod to trade
for 1 pig; also, 10 to 20 mixed
bantys, half grown, and
grown, Make offer. Most all
fowl are pullets. Butch Well-
born, Rock Springs.

Royal purple Guineas, 50c
to $1.50 according to age and
size, Robert Bradshaw, Rt. 4,
Canton, Ph. 479-5287.

12, 1963 Spring hatched,
Royal Purple Guineas; also, 15
White African and_ pearl
mixed Guineas, 1963 Spring
hatched. Willis Biggers, P. O.
Box 296, Greenville. b

40 young Guineas, 75c ea.;

9, this year, peafowls, $60.
Will-not ship. Mrs. L. G. Coll-





ans, Rit..5, Box 162, Macon.



Broad breasted white tur-
keys, $8. pr. until October,
May 1963 hatch, lg. and heal-
thy, nice for finishing out, or
for pullorum clean stock for
producing hatching eggs. No
shipments. Joseph Abernathy,
Yatesville Rd., Barnesville.

2 lg. turkey hens, laying
and 2 lg. gobblers, $20. for
all; also, 4 mo. old, $2.25.
Richard Ferguson, Rt. 1,
me (Lake Burton





Game, Fowl,

& Eggs



FOR SALE
Pair mated sacred white
doves, then is- setting and

should hatch eggs in about 5

days. W. <A. Biggers, Sr.,
Greenville.
=) pr. 1962 raised white

crested Kelig pheasants, $6.
pr; Reeves cocks, 1963 raised,
$2. ea.; also, grown Mallard
ducks, $3. pr; 30) white
Quineas, about grown, $1. ea.,
or $25. for all; Speckle
Guineas, same age, $1. ea. A.
L. Roberts, Rt, 46; Box 248)
Macon.

Black and white checkered
Giant rabbits, young does and
bucks, for sale or trade, O, G.
Powell, Jr., 793 Hartford Pl.
SW, SW, Atlanta, Phy 7755= o871.

55 pai pair pigeons, $50. for the
lot. Bill E. Plott, Rt. 4, Oak-
land Rd., Lawrenceville, Ph.
843-7117 (no collect calls).

Pigeons: thoroughbred rac-
ing Trentons from unrelated
stock. reasonably priced.
Special reduction for 10 or
more pairs. W. T. Padgett,
2352 Tilson Rd., Decatur, Ph.
BU. 4-1142.

White King pigeons, choice
selected and guaranteed
mated pairs. Banded and line-
bred Rice strain, excel. breed-
ers of 16 to 20 squabs per
een weighing 14 to 18 ozs.

, dressed, $9. single pair; 3
Be $25.; 5) pr., $35, Will ac-
cept offer for order of 10 pair
or more. J. Beaton, P. O. Box
897, 897, Waycross nUZEe} . C. 31501).

7 nice Calif. meat rabbits,
4 males, 3 females, 3 mos. old,
$3. ea., or $4. pr. Send M. O.
or will ship Exp. collect. J. M.
Warren, Jr., 1757 Flat Shoals
Rd., Atlanta 16, Ph. MA, 7-
6939









-additional wk. Cannot ship.

| Box 798, Americus, Ph. 924-



Selling out all rabbits: 35
does, under 2 yrs. old, mostly
N. Z. W.; 15 young Calif, does
ready to breed; 15 N. Z: W.
Jr. does, 3 mos. old, and many
others, fryer size up; asstd.
bucks. Approx. 175 total, will
consider $250. for all, or will
sell separately. John R. Gra-
ham, Rt. 3, Box 251-A, Col-
lege Park (Sullivan Rd.), Ph.
766-4373.

Ped. rabbits: Trio N: Z.
Whites, breeders of top qua-
lity, lg. stock, and producers
of lg. fast growing litters;
also, few Chocolate Dutch
breeders. All priced to sell. R.
Lamar Brantley, Rt. 2, Box
79, Wrightsville.

20 Ped. rabbits, new Zea-
land and Calif., nice and
boxes and cages. Frank Plott,
Duluth, Ph. 476-2363 (no
collect calls).







feather ball whips,
handles, all rawhide covered,
$4.50, P. P. Earl Stuckey,
Blackshear. :



Dried apples, 50c lb. Add |.

postage. Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2,
Gainesville.

Choice country cured hams,
8-15 lbs., 90c lb., good lean
type. William E. Lanier, Rt.
a Box 84, Metter, Ph. '685-
1016.

Sheeting feed bags, 100 Ib.





cap.,. smooth clceth, washed
and ironed, free of holes,
letters, and mildew, 30c ea.

plus enough postage.
check; or M. O. Mrs. Pauline
Evans, Rt. 2, Temple.

Western youth or pony
saddle, good cond., blanket in-
cluded, $30. Ray Howard, 3318
Whitney Ave., Hapeville, Ph.
PO. 1-1816.

Extra large farm bell, made
in 1904, $30. aoe Crenshaw,
Rt. 2, Monroe, Ph. 464- -3668
(Social Circle),







Rabbits, 20 does, same pure
Z., some Calif., some
mixed, some bred, some with
litter; 3 bucks; also, rabbit
fertilizer. R. F. Meek, 152
Cooper Lake Dr., Smyrna.

4 show rabbits and one
Angora for sale; alse, hutches,
waterers and feeders. Billy
Best, 757 Flat Shoals Ave.,

SE, Atlanta, Ph. 627-5311.

Pedigreed N. Z. W. rabbits,
choice breeding bucks and
does, 6 mos. old, wt. up to 12
lbs. when grown, not inbred
scrubs, but selectively bred
for 12 years, $10. ea.; choice
mature does, $20. up, bred or



open. Come see; also, rabbit
fertilizer, $1. bu.; 75c bu. for
compost, 10 bu. When (Cy

Page, 149 North Ave., NE, At-
lanta 8.

Bobwhite quail and Chuk-
ars, all ages; 1963 breeding
quail, pen run, 50c ea. in lots
of 50 or more, Permit 10. J. L.
Tade, 1328 - 21st. St., Colum-
bus. -

Northern Bobwhite quail,
lg. and improved for three
years, day old birds, 25c ea.;
5c. increase ea. additional
week. Permit 32. A. N. Reeves,
7866 Roswell Rd., Rt. 1, Dun-
woody (Z. C. 30043).

Northern Bobwhite qual
from improved stock, 5 wks.
old, 50c ea.; 5 increase ea.



Grown birds dressed, avail-
able on order. Permit 22. W.
W. Brennan, 207 So. Lee St.,

2349.



Poultry
Game, Fowl

WANTED



Want 25 or 30 N. H. Red
hens or pullets ready to start
laying. Z. L. Anderson, Rt. 2;
Box 197, Bremen.

Miscellaneous

FOR SALE





Wild cucumber bark, red
sassafras roots, yellow root,
rattle root, heartleaf root,
queen of meadow, wild cherry
bark, ratsbane, $1., 2 Ib. lard-
boxful; placksnake root, $1.
matchboxful (1lg.). Add post-
age. G. T. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground.

Red oak bark, persimmon
bark, rabbit tobacco, elder
bark, Jerusalem weed roots,
shoemake leaves, $1. half gal.
ice cream boxful; poke
berries, 4 doz. $1. Add full
amt. postage. Hurschell Phil-
lips, Rt. 1, Box 130, Wrights-
ville, (Z. C, 31096).

1963 crop 100 pct. pure,
shade dried, finely ground,
sage, and 100 pet. pure, dried,
ground, red hot pepper, AOGZ-
4003 307s $les lb. Shr Ad)
P. P. Te; Douglas Griffith, Rt.
J, Dallas (AS Ce 30182).

95 white chicken fee feed sacks,
100 lb. cap., no letters, nice,







smooth cloth, 25e ea., plus
postage. Prompt shipment.
Will send COD. Mrs. Mae



Sausage mill, lard press,
and 100 gal. syrup boiler with
rim, all in good cond., $15. for
allies, Jeabhe Harrell, Rt. 4,
Quitman.

- Honey: -1963 crop, good
grade, 4-% lb. and 5 lb. new
glass jars (cannot ship), ex-
tracted but has liberal section
comb included, 50c lb. Z. A.
Godwin, 1225 Lynwyn Lane
SE, Atlanta, Ph. MA. 7-1061.

Home salt cured, lg. coun-
try hams, lean and fat mixed;
also, thick, fat, salt cured sid-
ing meat for boiling, all rea-
sonably priced; also, home
lard for sale, Evie Harris, Rt.
2, Loganville.

New crop mountain Wild-
flower honey, natural, raw, 5
lb. tin, extracted, $1. 60: 6, 5's,
$8.50; 5 Ibs., comb, $2.: case,
$10. 50: 24 ib., your contain-
ers; 60 Ib. can, $14.75 FOB.
Add 50c can, $3. case, and 10c
lb. postage. Edward D. Col-
ston, Rt. 1, Box 307, Toccoa
CLC: 30577),

Sheeting feed bags, 100 Ib.
cap., washed and ironed, free
of mildew, letters and holes,
30c ea. plus postage. Send
cash or M. O. No COD orders.
Mrs. Pauline Evans, Rt. 2,
Temple.

New, clean, sun dried ap-
ples, 65 Ib. plus 388c postage
on ea. 2 Ibs. No less than
2 lbs. mailed. Permit 413. Mrs.
G. W. Fuller, Rt. 2, Box 100,
Woodstock.

- Print feed sacks, 100 caD.,
washed and ironed, no holes
or spots, 35 ea. or 3, $1. Add
33 postage on at sacks G
alike, or more).

Traylor, Rebecca (ne gi783),

Western saddle, floral carv-
ed russet, good cond., 15 M.
seat, ideal pleasure saddle.
Judy Pace, 4645 Flat Shoals
Rd., Decatur, Ph. 241-1480.

Preserving pears now ready,













75e bu. Cheaper in quantities.

Mrs. Jack Roberts, Clark Rd.,
Rt. 2, Box 88, Fairburn. -

Hot cowhorn pepper for
home use, seasoning, etc., one
cent per pod, one or many
no shipping; come after, call
first. C. F. Crisson, 695 Wood-
ward Ave., SE, Atlanta, Ph.
MU. 8-4851. ;



wood

Cash, |

fat one time. Have lon







Add ee DORTaee: Woe
Less than 20 sacks.
ence McMillian, R

~ Angelica foots,
lardboxful; wild
bark, May RpbIen r
fras, heart
yellow root,
bark, $1., =
Add 25 ea. bor blac
Root, $1., lg. matchbo:
B. Brown, Rtel, Ball

Yellow root,
85c plus postage. Mr
eh Rt. 5, Box 58
CZ Ce 3) 0540). ;

ao Ga.
doz; So. Sale piss
Mrsiscde Dy Phillips,
Box 130, Wrightsville
31096).

Yellow root, sassaf
apple, queen of meador
low dock roots, wild
bark, alder bark, ra
4 lb. lardboxful,; $1., p
postage; pepperm
bunch; 3, 60c; martin
seed, 25c pkg. and s
env. Mrs. psec Lo.
5: 5, Ellijay.

sassafras

bucke

roots, all washed clea
gal. ice cream boxfu
plus 338 postage ea.
Herman Phillips, Rt
130, Wrightsville (
31096).

35 lbs. sun aa
this: years crop, 60c
postage. Miss Eva Ro
1, Box 310, Rock Spr
C. 30739). :

Country Sugar Cured
some hickory. smoked,
FOB. Max M. Hardie,
Box 140, Clay Rd., Ma
Ph. Austell 948- 7586.

Have 2 boxes of pee
root at $2. Bee aoe
Cantrell, Rt.
lijay (CAG 3034077"

Keiffer pear, $1.50 bu.
ao Farm on Hwy. 13
Riverdale,

Few cases of fancy
gaulberry honey, 12,
glass jars, Meee case; oH L
glass jars, $12. p
exp. charges. C.

Box 1053 Valdosta.

1963 crop dried apple
free from core and p

If ordered age plenty 0:
age. Mrs. J. McLea
Stephen st Smyrna, Ph. 1
5-5749.

Chestnuts. Taking
for the very finest Chin
chestnuts, from. diseas
hybrid trees, to be shi
Sept. and October. 3
P.P. anywhere in Ga. No
ders filled for less tha
lbs. F. M. Westbrook,
ae oe Rd.,
lanta 11

~ Keiffer pears, betwe
and 60 bushels ready to he
vest. Would like to sell

der to use for gathering
. H. Von Seebers,
Forsyth, Ph. 994- 3838,
"New 1963 home sun
clear seed peaches, oven
ed after drying, 50c 1b
postage, no stamps or che








Mrs. Perlene Roper, Rt.
Gainesville. oa







Wagoner, Rt. 2, Blairsville.

i log Cholera Report
AUGUST

Total Number Counties
in Program PT ie eee

No. Herds Infected Poe
No. Animals in infected Herds: =] (53

No. of Infected Animals
in Herds 2

Amount of Indemnity Paid
for Infected Animals oe








156
1





sealers, never used, for
Iso, hot pepper, green
all reasonably

~ hie Mason, Rt: 3;
Pine Mountain.

saddle

Teoh :
Ph. 434-5612.

fiscellaneous

WANTED
t bees in

anything,
or patent hives. Advise
cond., and where locat-
| Colston, Rt. 1, Toccoa.



answer. A. S. King, Rt. 3,
Lawrenceville, (Z. C. 30245).

Want 5 or 6 tons of good
mixed hay, no plain grass.
State price del. to my barn.
Mrs. V. U. McMichael, Rt. 1,
Riverdale, Ph. GR. 8-6093.





Want to trade small pony
saddle for youth saddle.
Isaac L. Wilson, Rt. 1, Lithia
ae Ph. 948-6563 (Aus-
elle e- :

Want 30 bales choice Alfal-
fa hay, cured without rain
and without any other grasses
mixed with it. Must be all
Alfalfa, within 50 miles of
Thomaston, William J. Ad-
ams, 107 S. Hightower St.,
Thomaston. f

RUBE Ae Os



Pp
Will

for sale. ll pi
up. A. B, Heath, 244 N. Lee

St., Forsyth, Ph, 994-6156.

Want 3 or 4 bu. ripe scup-
pernongs (white or black).
Advise price per bu. and
where can pick up. C. H. Fost-
er, 4897 Flakes Mill Rd., Rt.
1, Ellenwood, Ph, 241-4831
(no collect calls).

Want prices on 32 lbs., net
per bu., multiplying onion
sets, no less than one bu., or
more, white only. H. E. Vann,
Box. 89, Savannah,
(Briar Bank Farm).





can ship. Mrs. Myrtle Wade,
4231 dams St., Columbus
CZ.C3 1907);

Want automatic chicken
feeder, Buckeye preferred,
would consider other makes.
Must be in good cond., not too
old, and working. Grady Har-
ris, Box 409, Quillian Rd.,
Dalton, Ph. 278-7987.

Want quart of sheep tal-
low; 2 thlsps. sweet gum, not
bark; gal. blue plums for
preserves; pint raw pine ros-
in, one or all of these. Write
before delivering or mailing.







Want about 200 bales of
hay delivered to my farm at
Clem, 5 mi. east of Carrollton,
State kind of hay and price.
H. J, Douglas, 2086 Montrose
Dr., East Point (Z. C. 30044),
Ph. PO. 6-9554.

W. Cowan, 585 Boulevard SE,
Atlanta 12.

Want wheat :
consumption, organically
grown preferred. H. Konigs-
Markeeeronew 40s uovecot.,
ISmyrna (Z.C. 30080). -



for human



iron posts,

.|and size, must be in vicinity

of Atlanta. Mrs. Ray F. Al-

Ellenwood, Ph. 366-7753.

Want electric debeaker for
poultry. State description,
price and condition. Alonzo



City.

Want game bird feeds, mix=
ture or equal portions, small
amounts, 1 to 10 Ibs. per
shipment, seeds only: Korean
Lespedeza, millet, rye, barley,
wheat, milo maize, Kaffir
corn or Sorgo, beggardweed,
wild oats, wild tobacco or In=
dian hemp. Must be clean,
dry, free of trash, dirt, for-
eign materials,
poisons, ete., and not grown
on soil where weed killers
have been used in past few
years. Walton Von _ Strode,
1607 South Patterson St,
Valdosta (Z. . 31601).







_ 1963 Fall Planting Schedule
For Georgia

APPROVED BY AGRONOMY DIVISION





mand, 4864 Stagecoach Rd.,

Chance, Rt. 3, Box 1, Twin

insecticides,



Fertilization at seed-



























Rate of Seeding|. Topdressing :
Variety (per acre) Date of seeding ing (per acre) Remarks (1)
: : (per acre) F
| Atlantic (M, P) 25-35 Ibs. Sept.-Oct. 1000 Ibs. 4-12-12 . 800-1000 Ibs. Plant only on fertile, adapted
Buffalo (M, P) Use 5-10-15 on lew | 0-10-20 annually, soil types in North Georgia.
| Narragansett (M, P) potash soiis. after first cutting. Test soil. Lime to pH 6.5-7.0. _
| Du Puits (M, P) 20 Ibs. Borax 2 oz. of Molybdenum |Plant inoculated, certified :
Sica 1% oz. Moly-Gro | (% lb. Sodium Moly-| seed.
per 60 lbs, seed bdate in solution).
Solas : : s Meet lime needs. 20-30 lbs. Borax :
_ | Victorgrain 48-93 (P, M)|2 bu. (for grain) |For Grain: 300-500 Ibs. 6-12-12. | For grain: Plant clean, treated, certified
| Moregrain (P) 4 bu. (for grazing)| Oct. 1-Noy. 1 Use 5-10-15 40-60 Ibs. Nitrogen jseed. Test soil,
Arlington (P, M) os - |For Grazing: on low potash soils | For Grazing:
Rustproof 14 (P, C) Mountains: For Grazing: 80-100 Ibs. Nitrogen
Suregrain (C) Aug. 15-Sept. 1/ 400-600 Ibs. 6-12-12
Fairfax (S) Piedmont: or 5-10-15
Sumter (S) Sept. 1-Sept. 15|Meet lime needs.
Forkedeer (M) : ;
Florad (Lower C) Coastal Plain:
Radar 1 (C) Sept. 20-Oct. 15
(2 = |pRadar -2(C)
Barley | Davie (M, P) 12-2 bu. Mountains: 300-500 Ibs. 6-12-12 | 40-60 lbs. Nitrogen {Plant clean, certified, treated
= | Colonial 2 (M, P) ; Sept. 1 Use 5-10-15 on low seed. Test soil. |
: Ga.-Jet (M, P) Piedmont: Potash Soils.
% __ | Rogers (M, P) Oct, 15 Meet lime needs. :
Wheat | Anderson (S) 1-1% bu. Mountains: 300-500 lbs. 6-12-12 |For Grain: Plant clean, certified, treated
; Ga. #1123 (S) Oct Use 5-10-15 on low | 40-60 lbs. Nitrogen |seed. Test soil. yas
or Coker 47-27 (S) - Piedmont: potash soils. For Grazing: ; a
= Coastal (C) Oct. 15. For Grazing: 80-100 lbs. :
_ | Bledsoe (P, C) Coastal Plain: 400-600 Ibs. 6-12-12 | Nitrogen.
Chancellor (M, P) Nov. 1 Or 9-10-15 :
: Meet lime needs.
Rye Wrens Abruzzi (S) 1-1% bu. for For Grazing 300-500 Ibs. 6-12-12 | For Grain: Plant clean, certified, treated
; Gator (P) (C) | Grain Mountains: Use 5-10-15 on low 40-60 lbs. Nitrogen |seed. Test soil.
Explorer (S) 2-22 bu. for Late August | potash soils. For Grazing:
Elbon (P; M) Grazing Piedmont: Meet lime needs. _ | 80-100 lbs. Nitrogen
Fla. Black* (Lower C) : : Sept. 1 For Heavy Grazing:
*Harly grazing only. Coastal Plain: 100-130 lbs. Nitrogen =
2 oh ey Sept. 15-Oct. 15 : a
Annual | Oats or Rye 3 bu. Oats - Mountains: 400-600 Ibs. 6-12-12. | 80-100 lbs. Nitrogen |Plant clean, certified, treated a
Winter | Annual Ryegrass 20 lbs. Ryegrass| Late August Use 5-10-15 on low seed. Inoculate clover. Test a
xrazing | Crimson Cloyer 20 lbs. C- Clover} Piedmont: potash soils. soil. A
fixture | Sept. 1 Meet lime needs. ce
Coastal Plain: 4
Sept. 15-Oct. 5 :

















) Method of seeding all crops listed
ove: Grain-drill on well-prepared, firm
edbed, limed according io soil test.
(S) State, (C) Coastal, (P) Piedmont,
4) Mountain. :



Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics State of Georgia. The University of Geor-
gia College of Agriculture and the U. S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating. Distributed in Furtherance
of the Purposes Provided for by the Acts of Congress of May 8 and June 30, 1914. -

Cooperative Extension Service University of Georgia College of Agriculture

W. A. Sutton, Director



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- Miscellaneous:

WANTED



Want 20 or 30 gallons mus-
cadine grapes. State price
sand: locality. Mrs. Joseph
Pierce, 6249 Ferry Dr., NE,
Atlanta 28, Ph. BL. 5-4860
o(after 4 P.M.).

Handicrafts

FOR SALE





Hand tufted
dbl. peafowl - design, $6.75
P. P.; basket design, $5.50
P. P.; dbl. wedding ring, $10.
-P. P., all dbl. bed size, of good
grade seamless sheeting. Mrs.
Edgar Adcock, Rt. 2, Adairs-
ville.

bedspreads,



Nice, well made, print ap-
rens of good materials, lg. size
and bright colors, 50c ea. plus |
postage. Mrs. I. A. Scott, 1570
Elleby Rd., SE, Atlanta 15.
3 pe. dresser set, $1.25 ea.:

7 rose doily, $1.; pansy doily
$1.25. centerpiece $1.: oval
Tose piece, $1.50: also, ging-
ham apron with emb.
stitch border, tulip design,
$1.60. Mae Whittle, Rt. 1, Box
34, Kingsland.







1 silk and 2 wool quilt tops,
approx. 72 X 84 in, crazy
quilt style on 12 in. squares,

briar stitched, bright colors, | Ba

dark, solid color, dacron top
pieced in 3 in. strips, briar
stitched, brick style,
COlors,--7.2 X84 in,
postage; cotton top,
timber pattern,

50c

$8.,

Cross | &





bright |

falling | fe
lavender or
black with white, $2.50 plus!





postage. Miss Eula Cox, Rt. 2,
Cave Spring (Z. C. 30124). |

. Broadcloth pillowcases, |
;-emb., cro. edge, $1.25 pr.;
plain, $1.; unbleached, emb.,
Sie prs old- fashioned bonnets,
plain, $1. print, 75c; button
crown, $1:; bleach, $1.; aprons,
3 small, $1. med. 50c; lg. 75c;
emb. dish towels, [eapile Add
35e postage. Mrs. Nell Ben-

nett, Dogwood Circle, Gaines- ||

-ville, (ZC. 30501).

Girls ectton print dresses
made by bought pattern, trim, |
It. and dk. colors, size 1-6,
25> Ga. 22 $2": pillowcases,
hand emb.. Ig., heavy, bleach-
ed, $1.50 set; pillowcases,
bleached, lg., stamped to emb.
by hand, $1. set; 2 sets, $1.75.





Mrs. Lucy. Musson, TRC
; Summerville.
Crocheted doilies, 13 in.



candy dish, white with pink =

or yellow: 10 in. violet, white
and green with pink, purple,
or yellow, 75c ea.; 3, $2.: 6 X

6 in. Irish crochet and 7 in. a

violet samples, 35c ea. Mrs.
Sherman L. Adams, Route 2,
Gainesville (Z..C, 30501).



linen, $1.50 set; cro. booties, |
all white and trimmed, 75 |

pr.; cro. novelty soap turtles,








|
Emb. pillowcases on white

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Childrens dresses,
made, 1-6 yr. size, $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., 25c
ea. 5, $1.; dbl. bed size quilt
tops, $3. ea., pieced by pattern.
Add postage, Mrs. Freeman
Long, Rt. 5,- Ellijay.



Crocheted ladies hats made
of 4 ply virgin wool thread,
asstd. colors and styles, $3.
ea.; single tatting made out of
No. 20 thread, 25c yd.; Hen
and Biddie pattern, :20 thread,
50c yd. Add postage. Mrs.

| Sadie Fuller, P. O. Box 288,
East Point, Ph. PO. 1-6067.



New, white, crocheted bed-
spread, light weight, beautiful
lace finish, $40. Mrs. C. R.
Yarbrough, 3167 DeLowe Dr.,
East Point, Ph. PO, 6-1084.



4 new doilies: one Wild
Rose, pink, white and green,
| 18 in. across; one Forget-me-
not, white and blue, 13 in.
across; and one Pansy doily,
11 in., white and pink Forget-
me- not, 1l.in., all for $5. P. P.
Mrs. B. F. Johnson; 1505

i nicely :



Dbl ize qui ps |
made of n in scraps,
$2.50 ea., in _ patter as: Non.

Such (2); Lazy Gal (2); and
Gents Bow (2), $2.50 ea. Send
M. O. Mrs. C. C. Davis, Rt. 1,
Empire,

New, hand-made, dbl. bed
size quilts, made of good solid
and print cotton mat., cotton
padding. Step Around Mount-
ain, Dresden Plate, Grand-
mothers Old-Fashioned Flow-
er Garden, Basket design with
applique handles, all $12. ea.
plus postage. Mrs. Dewey
Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58, Ellijay
(Z. C. 30540).

Emb. dresser scarves,
crocheted ends, 50c ea.; med.
size aprons, 50c ea. No checks.
Mrs: James: Davis; ant: <7,
Gainesville. :

Dbl. bed-size, nea made of
solid and print. cotton mater-
jal, quilts, all new, cotton
padding, $6. ea.; 10 quilt tops
of diff. designs: Star, Bow
Tie, Spool and others, all of
new cotton materials, $3. ea.,
or 2, $5.; also, band aprons of
new print materials, 50c ea.
we H. B. Flury, 306 William
, Soperton.









SEPTEMBER 12, 1963, Thurs-

day 1:00 P. M. Auction |

Sale at farm near Kibbee

Reg. Yorkshires, Durocs co
spring

and Hampshires,
gilts and boats. Free Bar-
B-Q. Eugene Hall, Rt. 1,
Box 122, Vidalia.

SEPTEMBER 18 7:30 P. M.
Cattle Sale at Val-
desta Livestock Co., U. S.
Hwy. 41 So. 500-600
head feeder steers and hei-
fers to be offered for sale.

- George Kessler, County
Agent, Valdosta.

SEPTEMBER 20, 1963, 11 A.
M., Albany, Ga., Union
Stock Yards, complete dis-
persion of Reynolds Broth-
ers herd, Oglethorpe, Ga.
For further information
contact C. O. Parker, Geor-
gia Angus Assn., 3858



%
aE Ferguson, S
Dawson. : =

OCTOBER 5, 1963, 10:
Kensington cor
polled Hereford dispe
the GDQ Ranch herd
lot and over 200 he:

- clean pedigreed po
Herefords to sell. C
B. and Bangs teste
catalog write Geo
Queener, Rt. 1, Ken: si

OCTOBER 81: 00




in each breed. Sale to
farm of Vienna Fe
Livestock Co., Vienna.

OCTOBER s
~ Sale at Arabia Sw e)



Gordon Ave., Albany.

_ SOYBEAN

County.
COTTON



worms

all cols., 50c ea.; quilt tops, |f

$2.25 ea. Add postage. yells

Rice, Rt.
30130).

Dbl.





bed size quilt too.

pattern Sunflower appliqued | BS

on white with black thread, |
set together with yellow. $6.
plus postage. Clara Bigham, |
Box 2511, Dalton.





Quilt tops of percale, le.
size, $3.50 top: Jersey cotton
woven pot holders, $1.25 for
dein asst= OF plain colors.
Add postage. Mrs.





Baby Ryectet: cap, and
bootee set, cro. shell stitch,
best baby nylon in pink, blue,
green, It. yellow, or white,
$5. set: cap and sweater only,

$4.40; bootees, 60c; state 2nd |i

choice. Sets are made in ad-_|
vance to fill orders anytime;
also, band tie aprons of nice
prints, 60 ea. All orders P. P.,
or will send COD. Mrs. Ro-

Garney A
Porterfield Rt. ai Comer, -



bert T. Jones, Rt. 4,
745-4968,

Box 14, |
Blairsville, (A. Gs 30512), Ph. | iv

minals or plants.
vere this year than in the

INSECTS

INSECTS

Mathis St.,

Macon.



INSECT CHECK LIST

MILLET INSECTS

FALL ARMYWORM light infestations on millet i in north
west Georgia.

BLISTER BEETLE heavy afesiGed on soybeans in Bryan

BOLL WEEVIL square counts were made in 15 rout
Georgia cotton fields with a range of 7 to 75 per cent punc- 2S
tured squares, averaging 43 per cent punctures. | :

BOLLWORM egg counts in the above mentioned area
ranged from 0 to 21 per 100 terminals or plants, averaging.
15 per 100 terminals or plants. Worm counts ranged from
0 to 42 per 100 terminals or plants, averaging 9 per 100 ter- _
Bollworms infestations have been more se-
past several years.

can and will destroy all size bolls.

SPIDER MITE light to moderate infestations on cotton
in the above mentioned area. :

BEET ARMYWORM light infestation on 1 cotton in Pike,

Meriwether, and Polk Counties.

the Atlanta area.
September 6, 1963

This is a new pest of cotton in Georgia. It is ale green
with light lines along the back. There is a black dot on
the side just above the second pair of legs. This insect eats
foliage, squares and bolls and is very difficult to control. _
This pest has been found on cotton sO southwest to north- :

west Georgia.

INSECTS OF ORNAMENTALS a
LACE BUG light to moderate infestations on azaleas 1 sin =

Homerville. sas


















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