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fights s continuous battle against rising
prices in the face of lower farm income ~

In a recent order allowing increased
freight rates on most commodities for
1957, the Publie Service Commission had
the following to say about increased
freight rates on basie agricultural com-
modities.

_ . the need of the farmers of the

_ State of relief from the burden of increas- |

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oe soon. The blacked ont coun ties shown above are those certified as brucellosis

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increased revenues. The economic ae
tion of the farmers of the State of Geor-
gia has not improved and the Commission _

once again agrees with the Commissioner
of Agriculture of the State of Georgia and

other protestants that no increase in tran- at
sportation costs should be imposed on the |
basie farming needs of fertilizer, soil con= :

ditioners and insecticides.

In its recent order on increased freight
rates the Public Service Commission re-
iterated its stand as reported in the Mar-
ket Bulletin of December 19, 1956 when

the Commission refused to grant increas-
ed freight rates on fertilizers, soil condi-
tioners and insecticides.

It is certainly gratifying to know that

members of the Georgia Public Service

Commission are mindful of the problems
our farmers face and are interested in as-.

sisting them in meeting these problems.
Certainly farmers themselves should ap-

preciate the interest members of the Com-

mission have shown in their welfare.
Members of the Public Service Com-

mission who have once again demonstrat-

ed their willingness to be of service to the

States agricultural economy include Matt |

L. McWhorter, chairman; Allen Chap-

pell, vice-chairman; Walter R. McDonald,

Crawford L. Pilcher and Ben T. Wiggins.





Agricultural

CALENDAR

September 13, Tifton Leafy Vegeta-
bles Short Course.

September 16-17, Tifton Annual
Short Course For Veterinarians.

September 18, August; September 20,
Rome: Georgia Demonstration
Feeder Cattle Sales.

October 3, Tifton Landscaping Short
Course.

October 8, Tifton Small Fruits Short
Course.












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FARM WORK

WAN

TED



Woman and 2 children (boy
21. girl, 15), want job on

that is to do on tarm, includ-
ing dairy, chicken or cattle, or
stten picking. Need 3 R.
se. Have to be moved.
tate wages and particulars
st letter. Anywhere in Ga.
rs. Ruby Patterson, Rt. 3,
dartown.

Young married couple, no
ghildren, desire job near At-

ta on chicken farm, and
willing to do other light farm
work. Robert L. Townsend,
602 Cameron St. S.E., Atlanta
12. Ph. MA 7-4457.

Man wants job looking af-
ter cattle farm. Can give plen-
ty Ref., and have had several

TS. experience in stockrais-

g; also can handle most any

kind machinery. Am _ honest,

. M. Walden, Rt. 2, Gibson.

Man with 5 in family needs
job lookin ng after broilers, or
ther kin work on | farm.
ave boy, almost 17, and wife
and other 2 school age who
will help. Need 4-5 R. house,
and prefer weekly pay, but
would consider other basis.

uld handle some cattle or

art crop. Wilburn Presley,
Ri 3, Loganville.

White man wants dairy job.
Have wife and 4 small chil-
dren. Do not drink. Can drive
truck, tractor or any farm
machinery. Reasonable salary
and good house. Floyd Bag-
gett, Rt. 1, c/o Bobby South-
ern, Wal eska.

Man wants job on tractor
farm. Can cultivate and do

any kind farm work, tend
livestock; want year around
work. Willing worker. 20 yrs.
xp. in farm, and ean handle
arm labor. Oc Foskey, Rt.

Man and wife want good
farm in So. Ga. with good,
honest man, with good house,
out-bldgs., ete. Raise cotton,
corn, hogs, cattle; Peanuts,
Sugar Cane Syrup on Halves.
Have our own canned vege-
tables, and 2700 Ibs. wheat
for flour in the rolling mill, 1
milch cow and yr. old heifer.
Can move middle October.
Frank Crider, Rt. 2, Royston.

43 yr. old woman with 8
yr. old daughter wants job at
once on farm, doing light
farm work, poultry, Vegeta-
bles, etc. 2 or 3 R. house fur-
nished or furnished apart-
ment. Honest, dependable, no
bad habits. $25. weekly salary.
On school Rt. Good christian
character and give best of
Ref. Mrs. James Collins, 233
W. Broadway St. Griffin.

Single, retired, white man
desires job as Caretaker of
farm, or any kind stock, poul-
try, gardening, etc., for room,
board and salary. Best of Ref.
G. C. Henry, 1203 Houston
St., LaGrange.

Want farm work, to pick
cotton, gather crop, or would
accept most any kind ferm
work. Rufus M. Adams, Rt. 1,
c/o J. D. Hambrick, Bremen.

Middleaged couple wants job
on farm as Caretakers, pre-
ferably near Atlanta or Deca-
tur. Strong and able to work.
R. S., Bullard, 355 Central
aie W., Atlanta 3 Ph. MU

FARM HELP

WANTED





Want middleaged white wo-
man for light farm chores on
small farm. Board, room and



f Fort Valley. Ph. Taylor 5-
819,

salary. W. B. Jones, RFD 2,
McBean,

Want col. Sank good. he
th, middleaged or elderly, for
truck farming on shares, and
extra work milking looking
after livestock. Good land,
good house, with elec., bath
(hot and cold water). On
Chattahoochee River, about 15
mi. Atlanta city limits. No

drunks. D. L. ont RFD 4,

Douglasville.

Want white man, 37 to 48
yrs. old, small family, son 16
or older to work for bal. 1957
and 1958. Must know machin-
ery, hay baler , etc. Good
weekly wages. No row crops.
Raise pecans, hay, cattle. 5 R.
house, elec., water, wood S.
J. Clay, Rt. 3, Macon. Ph.
2-5117.

Want reliable man to do reg-
ular farm work, share crop 20
A. cotton and be responsible
for herd of 300 sheep, and
some chickens to be added
(man to share in profits from
same). Give age, ability, heal-
th, number in family, what
you expect and 3 references.
A. D. Snow, 175 Hall St.,
Athens.

Want exp. dairy help, able
operate truck, tractor and farm
machinery. Good 5 R. house
with lights and water, on
paved Hwy. Good salary. See
me at once, and bring refer-
ences. J. L. Owens, Rt. 2, Ea-
tonton Rd., Milledgeville. Ph.
2-5332.

Want man to-work for sal-
ary on grain and cattle. Must
be able to handle all farm
machinery, $25- week straight
time or $5 per day, with house,
garden and other things. Must
have Ref. Ralph Jones, Rt. 2,
Athens.

Want at once good, clean
white man, 55-65 yrs. old, with
small income of own, to help
me on. small farm. Good home,
Elec, hot and cold water. P.
H. Woodard, Rt. 1, Chauncey.
Ph. Eastman 2898.

Want country man or couple

-|for Chicken farm. Repair and
keep up chicken houses etc.,

also need woman to help work
with chickens. Regular job.

Room, board and salary. Mrs. |

Helen Street, 2956 Buford

Hwy., Atlanta 6.

Want man and wife to oper-
ate small broiler and beef
cattle farm also able to do
maintenance, etc. 3 R. house,
running water and elec. Ref.
and interview required. Lo-
cated 8 mi. East Lithonia on
Lithonia-Loganville Rd. S. C.
em Rt. 2, Conyers. Ph.

Want man 40-70 yrs. old,
for some day work on farm.
Pay according to work. Jive
with me or he can batch. Piant
some vegetables, pull corn,
fix fence. plow some, and some
carpenter work. No drunks.
Must be clean. S. N. Garrett,
P. O. Box 464. Butler.

Farm labor wanted. for
work on So. Ga. farm, 30-50
yrs. old, with small family.
$4.50 day with raise to $5.50
after 90 days is satisfactory.
Write. George Varn, Box 205,
Folkston.

Want unencumbered white
woman to live in farm home
with family of 3 adults and
do light farm work. Room,
board and $12.50 week. Farm
equipped with all modern con-
veniences. Located 2 mi. W.
Byron. Mrs. Eva Knowles, Rt.
2, Byron. Ph. 3-2213 (after
5:30 PM.)

Wanted anh Borges family
to work on poultry farm, white
or colored, prefer farmer that
knows nothing about chickens
Salary. House wired for elec.,
water, school bus. Must be

sober. C. C. Wthridge, Rt.
3, Fayetteville.
Want experienced dairy

man. Will furnish house with
elect. Mail and school bus
right by the door. Must be
honest, no drinking. Reason-
able weekly salary. Come see
me at once, 3 mil No. Odum,
or call, W. E. Ring, Odum,
Ph. Juno 4-2346, '



to work on farm, light
work, live in home as one of
family, and Ligts salary. No.
cone Me it iL Doni nh ec R
abits i Junn, t. 1 :
Be e ee ee ?1 Farmall
arnesvill _| planters,

SALE EVENTS.

1 berton: Ph. oetTs :
ba 7 (Monday) Auction A

Landrace hogs ... 25
2 gilts and 15 spring
boarsat Seminole Farms,
Donalsonville. Write for
sale catalogue. John J.
Cummings, Donalsonville.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE





new battery,
ed mower, sr
Rotary mower.
5 ft. blades
drive, $165
L. A. Powers,
St. Griffin.

1954 Super A Fa
tor, cultivators and p
26 in, 2 dise plow, 8 ise |
and bog harow, 2 w
tor trailer, drag -
A-1 cond. Reasonable
A. Thornton, De

New Hewes ick
pull behind, PTO
good running shap
also Lilliston ~'
tary mower and
new blade, $335.
Watkins, Rt. 4, Box
ersville. "Ph. 3030. :

Minneapolis - Mole
tractor with 2. ae
er and silage cu
just overhauled.



Lilliston stationary hay bal-
er, with motor, good rubber
tires and bundle of baling
wire; also one 2 H. wagon,
with drawbar for horse and
tractor. Both in excellent cond.
Contact. E. J. Gleaton, Jr., Rt.
4, Lawrenceville. Ph. 4485.

Buggy, just remodeled, per-
fect running cond., harness in
cluded. O. B. Ennis, Rt. 4,
Covington.

One 3 point pick-up kit for
IHC tractor, for M. Super H
- a pet ae oe corn (
sheller, used very tee
little; 1 H wagon with body, Farms, Fenty, Ph
about new, $65 at Snellville, | 1494.
or pee address Carl He- 2
watt, Rt. 1, Lilburn.

Galera D7 tractor, cable
angle blade, excellent cond.,
$3,500; Farmall B tractor, like
new, with 2 dise turning plow
mowing machine, 7 ft. blade, 2
row cultivators, 16 dise har-
row, all matched equipment,
$800 cash or trade for small
crawler tractor. S. M. Dudley,
Box 482, Ringgold.

Case" baler, excellent cond.,
with Wisc. air cooled motor,
not used since completely over
hauled, $650 or swap for other
farm machinery equal in val-
ue. Wm. E. Oder c/o Standing
Boy Ranch, Cataula. Phone
Columbus, FA 4-1827. i

er, extra good cond, 31 :
oe Hix, Ta Road, C

Rotary pickup bal
rota-rake wagem

Pied - sprayer
ltype, 3-400 gal. cap., to
from power take-off
tor.
boro. :

ak De-@ ft. model 1:
bine. IHC one man
baler, J. D. side deliv
all ine = cond. 1
Pas a ics

2 row IHC c corn ne Su;
M. P., IHC Diesel tra
New Idea mower,

IHC se 2 Se _
ons and front en _ O
Ford tractor. All

cond. John O.

Sylvania. :

JD 4 dise tiller on r
also Taylor harow, 8
ood cond., $150 ea.
Me uffie, Ate 2 Da

Jack

Forty four broiler feeders,
5 ft., good cond., 65c ea. E. Z.
Trammell, Rt. i Box 42 Du-
ut

David Bradley garden trac-
tor with sickle bar mower,
opening plow, turning plow,
harrow and cultivato. See if
interested. David Fountain,
Mt. Vernon. Ph. 2831.

Horse drawn Avery Mower,
good cond. No. 12 Chattanooga
3 roller cane mill _ (horsejin
drawn), also one I. H. corn
bean and cotton planter, good
cond. Can be seen my farm 7
mi. So. Swainsboro on Wesley |
Redes. > Kamba, Re
Swainsboro.
















row, one 20 dise Dantial
row (needs some re ;
12 ft. tractor weeder or
wheels and appr re

' Four can milk cooler, good
inch pipe. Can a seen

cond., also seven 10 gal. milk
cans, practically new. M. C
Gentry, White Plains.







CLASS 1 MILK PRICE INDE

(September gE 1957)

The Price Index for Class I fluid milk in Geor,
calculated according to the official pricing form
decreased about one and one-third points betw
August 1 (108.38) and September 1 (107.05). The Fe
Labor Index decreased 2.4 points. The Feed Cost Index,
due to a decline in the price of hay was down 3.4 points
from the previous month, The Labor Cost Index
the same as for August. The Formula automatic
balances changes and produces a net een
Milk Price Index. ao

Index brackets and corresponding producer
for Class I milk, Atlanta area:

98.90 - 103.35. - - - $6.39
103.35 - 107.79 --- 6.66
107.79 - 112.24 --- 6.93

For complete information on the price
Order No, 1200 A MILK Nae BO.
October 7, 1955






























YY

losis freestates but testing is underway in all other states except
states shown above, Washington, Wisconsin, Michigan,. Maine, New





wh testing is underway. The five states in which no testing has been
shown in white above.























wagon, Cutterway har-
er farm tools. All
le. G. L. Jackson,





4332

otor and dasher,
os. Fit churn up to
12.50. Susie M.
Wesleyan Dr.








mn cages, good
or sale at bargain prices
: Jder, Culloden. |

or and various
or sale at my
. So. Hawkins-
on) Nelson, Rt.




Ville.

250 ft., 1-1/2 in. gal-
used pipe, in or near

suitable for irriga-
seila Holcomb, 5225.

N. W.

bell, cheap for
Wellborn, Rock




ier model G
ill buy _or exch. for
n McDonald, Oak-

nt self-feeders and wat-
a 6,000 or 12,000
use, in good shape at
~ price. State
ickers, Box 72










er Rd., Stone Moun-








































wer in good cond.,

Want culti-packer or Bril-
lion seeder if not too high

|price. Advise. Edgar K. Fowl-

er, Rt. 2, Athens.

Want a logging skidder.
State what you have and price.
Oscar Nichols, Rt. 2, Jesup.

Want 100 ft., 6 or 8 inch
screw type auged conveyer
with bearings and box (could

{use without box). State best

price and number feet avail-

jable. E. B. Ham, Rt. 1, Clax-

ton.



FOR SALE



Everbearing strawberry
plants, $1 C. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Lora Lee Poss, Rt. 2,
Washington.

- Large, rooted Sage plants
for fall planting, $1.25 doz. PP,
or $1 doz. if come after. No
less dozen PP. Mrs. Lula Wil-
lis, 720 So. Green St., Dalton.

Klondike strawberry plants,
well rooted and damp packed,
80c C. $7 M. Add 25c per hun-
dred for postage. Mrs. Luther

Atlanta 7. Ph. DR. 7-1846.

Collard plants, 500, $2.25;
4 M. No less 500 shipped.
3.75 M. at my farm. M. O.
only. L. C. Strayhorn, Rt. 1,
Gainesville.

Condons giant Mastodon
everbearing strawberry plants,
$1 C.; Sage plants, Catnip
bunches, and Muscadine vines,
6 for $1. Add postage. Mrs.
Mae Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Horseradish plants, 50c doz.;
horseradish roots, 50c 1b.; gar-
lic, one cent ea. $1 C.; Spear-
mint, balm, tansy, yellowdock,
wild strawberry, wild horse-
mint, Queen of the Meadow,
old time Confrey, yellow root,
3, 50c; black haw, 50c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Presley Fowler,
Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Latham Red raspberry
plants, $1 doz. PP. in Ga. Lee
Abernathy, Rt. 2, Barnesville.

Young Ga. collard plants,
for fall setting, 60c C.; 300,
$4; 500, $1.50; $2.50 M. PP.
Ready Sept. 15 to 20th. Large
lots later. Solomon Davis, Rt.
1, Box 370, Milledgeville.

Several June Pear bushes,
25c ea. No less 4 sold. Add 25
extra for a Mrs. Mae
McIntosh, Rt. 3, Covington. :

White nest and red multi-

. |plying scallion onions and but-

tons from same, $1.30 gal. and
postage. Miss Gennia Brown,
Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

White nest or multiplying

. |onions, 50c qt., 80c for 1/2 gal.,

$1.50 gal. Del. by parcel post



in Ga. G. C. Daniel, Tennille.

SEED & PLANTS

S. Butler, 466 Page Ave., N.E.,



Mixed seed oats, suitable
for grazing, Purity, 98 pct.:
Germ. 88 pct. $1.25 bu. in 50
bu. lots, FOB. J. F. Lowe, Ft.
Valley. ;

Large quantity multiplying
scallion onion buttons, also
large quantity red and white
nest onions, all, $1.25 gal. All
sound and clean. Mrs. C, E.
Hattaway, Rt. 2, Harrison.

Cokers 48-93 Victorgrain
seed oats, Purity 98 pct.;
Germ. 90 pet. or better. Re-
cleaned and bagged, $1.10 bu.
No less 12 bu. shipped. Send
Money Order. Chas. H. Foun-
tain, Rt. 6, Dublin. Ph. 1209J.

Ky. 31 Fescue, 98.58 pct.
pure seed, Germ. 95 pct. No
noxious weed seed, 14e Ib.
FOB my farm. G. W. Darden,
Watkinsville.

Abruzzi rye and 200 bu.

Cokers 48-93 oats, recleaned, ||

dehusked, sacked in 4 bu. new
bags. One sale for lot. L. P.
Singleton, Ft. Valley. Ph. TA-
5-5940.

SEED & PLANTS

WANTED





Want price on 150 bu. good
seed oats. W. O. McNair, P. O.
Box 1364, Macon. |

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE







Kudzu and Sericea hay, bal-
es or ground, $30 ton. at my
farm. Del. for extra charge.
W. L. Pritchett, c/o Richland
Farms, P. O. Box 149, Buford.
Ph. Atlanta TR 2-7311.

Over 3,000 bales good Millet
hay, for sale, my farm, Gay,
Ga G. W. Whitley, 879 Lull-
water Parkway N.E., Atlanta
7. Ph. DR 3-8028.

Coastal Bermuda hay. First
quality, grown, cut and baled
right. $20 ton FOB barn, 2-1/2
mi. So. Cordele, US Hwy. 41.
L. L. Blackmon, Rt. 3, Cordele.

500 bales of baled Oats, bal-
ed without rain, 75c bale at
my barn. H. M. Bailey, Rt. 1,
Senioa.

200 bales bright Wheat
straw, for sale. Joe M. Almand,
1847 Second Ave., Decatur.

HANDICRAFTS

FOR SALE





Crocheted white bedspread
$25.; 3 crochet capes, 2 tan
and 1 blue, $5. ea. Mrs. Ollie
Skinner, 701 Cedar St., Car-
rollton, Ph. TErrace 2-7622.





y of crochet center-
pieces, colors and white, 25
in. diam, with ruffles, $3 ea.

Variet;

-|plus postage. Miss Marcella

Conway, Rt. 3, Box

105,
Adairsville.

_ Three nice, large quilt tops,
pieced of good cotton dress
material, 2 cut by patterns and
other pieced in squares. Sew-
ed good, $1.75 ea. Sat. guar.
Mrs. Annie Kuglar, 114 Lam-
bert St., Carrollton.

Large bed size quilt tops,
Stepping around the Moun-
tain design, $4.50 ea. PP.;
others, 2 for $5 PP. Miss Ma-
bel Parr, Rt. 1, Reynolds.

Hand made felt baby shoes,
1-3 mos. size, white, pink, blue,
maize, lime, 95c pr.; work
aprons, colors asst., 14-24 size,
98c ea.; pot holders, asst. col.,

neau, Rt. 2, Wrens.

Hand applique Tulip or
Dutch Doll design, large size
quilt tops, new material; also
cook or tea aprons. Mrs. Donie
ag Bartenfeod, Rt. 3, Dub-
in.

CORRECTION: The hand-
craft notice in July 31 issue,
in name of Mrs. P. E. Traylor,
Rebecca, was in error. The
name should have been Mrs.
=e Sullivan, Carrollton.

Nice, print Aprons, asst. col-
ors, $1. ea. 2 for 1.69 PP. Mrs.
B. A. Weeks, Dial.

Loop pot holders, 15c ea. 2
for 25e; colors, blue and yel-
low, tan, gray and_ white.
Susan Lovell, Rt. 3, Vienna.

Crocheted table cloth, 60 x
54 inches, made all together
{not in squares), Star design

-}in center, blocks and filet a-

reund star. Color white with

deep rose border, $25. Mrs.

yeni Hanson, Box 512, Villa
ica.

Dolls with milk filter dress-
es $3. ea. State color of thread
trimming wanted. Mrs. Glenn
Nunn, Rt. 1, Chula

One ecru (color) _ bed-
spread, made of No. 30 thread,
a Mrs. Goss Hewell, Dewy

ose. |

10c ea. PP. Miss Ruth Bouli- |





: Three-piece crocheted @hais ever
sets, starched and _ blocked,

white only unless color speci-
fied, $2.50 cash per set. Mrs.
Carl Halstead, Rt. 1, Ellaville.

Crocheted baby bootees, ny-
lon, $1.25 pr; cotton, $1. pr;

white and colors rayon sac-
ques, $1. ea; caps to match, 65c

ea; batiste diaper shirts, 65c .
ea., while and colors; nylon. |
cocheted sacques, $4. ea. on
order. All Postpaid. Miss Katie

Mae Nix, Carlton.

Pink, blue and white baby

shoe, crocheted of baby wool
thread. $1. pr., and 10c extra

for postage each pair. Taking

orders to be filled in October
or November. Mrs. John R.
Brown, Rt 1, Dewey Rose.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Black horse mule, 9 yrs.
old, about 1100 Ibs. no plug,
good worker, gentle, for sale
or exch. for small mule or
horse. A. B. Cook, Box 3009,
Whites Mill Rd., Decatur.

Work mare, 10 yrs. old, wt.

1200 lbs., work to anything,

very gentle, also purebred
Jersey heifer, freshen in No-

vember for sale. G. E. Bla-

lock, Rt. 5, Rome. Ph. 4-5966.

8 nice Shetland pony fillies,
1-2 yrs. old, 3 bred mares and
7 nice gentle ponies. Reason-
able prices. Jess
Jonesboro, Ph. 6771.

Shetland ponies, few good |

riding geldings; Reg. Dap.
Chesnut stallion at Stud, also
some mares. M. A. Duncan,
Newnan.

Gentle, nice, small black
and white Shetland filly, 8
mos. old, for sale. See at Trea-
sure Oak Farm. R. L. Mc-
Guire, Carrollton.

Reg. white Saanan_ buck,
naturally butt-headed, big
boned and extra large, gentle
to handle with a halter, 2 yrs.
old, guar to be a breeder, $35.
at my place. Gus Rowland, Rt.
2, Tifton.





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Reg. Landrace hogs, bred| Want good, gentle Shetland SeN: Z. White rabbits,
LIVESTOCK gilts, weaned pigs. All rea-|pony and saddle, prefer pony|to 2 yrs. old, -$3.-$8.;.
sonable prices. Mavin Harris | which has been used by child- | special high class does, proven|
FOR SALE Ray City. Ph, 2144. ren. Advise. C. F. Fields, Mc-| breeders, also few good bucks,



oll Good, smart, sound, gentle
ohare mule, about 12 yrs. old.

Sell or trade for smaller one.
Reasonable for gash. C. J.
Malphus, Guyton.

16 AtStud: pony stallion, 36

in. Dapple, white mane and

tail. Outstanding stud; also

86 in. 3 yr. old gelding pony,

solid color, very gently for

ghildren, $250. Ogden A. Geil-
uss, Rt. 3, c/o Melody Brook
arm, Marietta. Ph. Smyrna
E 5-7385.

One ram lamb ready for
service, 3/4 Hampshire and 1/4
Corriedale, $20. R. M. Aber-
pathy, ~ 605 So. Candler St.

ecatur, Ph. DR 3-7727.

Two fine, Reg. Suffolk rams,

one 4 yr. old, other 1 yr. old.

r. Linwood Morris, 619
reene. St. Augusta. Ph. 2-
4804.

Reg.

De to keep from inbreeding.

Tamworth swine.
Weaned igs. Service age
pee J. 8. Davis, Abba, Rt.
, Fitzgerald. Ph. 6541.

Reg. Angus bull, 13 1/2 mos.
old. Papers furnished if de-
sired. Will make a good breed-
e $175. at farm. F. W. Phil-
lips, c/o Westover Farm, Ken-
Kenne-
saw. Ph. Marietta 8-2959.

Choice Tamworth gilts and
boars, Reg. buyers name, $35
@a. at my place. Kenneth Mur-
phree, Cave Spring.

4 Reg. Duroc male pigs, 3-
/2 mos. old, out of litter of
8, farrowed by Bettie Geor-
gia Ann, 2nd. All are bred
i pnd well grown to age; also 2
eg. gilts, around 200 lbs. $45
boars, $30 ea. Ernest. P.
arter, Baxley. ; ;

Landrace meat type pigs,
purebred and Reg. Unrelated
males and females. Some ex-
cellent crossed individuals. 8
0 16 wks. old, $40 to $60 ea.
rom imported stock. See them
James W. Geeslin, c/o Sugar
Ann Spice Ranch, Byromville.

Tomworth boars, farrowed
March 9th, ready for light ser-
vice, best bloodlines, (bred for
lean meat) Reg. buyers name,

50 ea. FOB. R: I. Gibbs, 1007

lifton Rd. N. E. Atlanta 7.

Two outstanding Landrace
boar pigs, 11 wks. old, have
ve. 1 lb. per day gain since
irth, $65, registered. Wm. E
der, c/o Standing Boy Ranch,
le Ph. Columbus FA 4-

Twenty P. C. Pigs, 6 wks.
a Sept. 6th, $7.50 to $11 ea.

. M. Neese, Rt. 4, Alpharetta.
Ph, 3791.

2 imp Hampshie sows, 8 mos.
old, properly cared for and fed
for heavy breeding. D. C. Law-
son, 140 Medlock Rd. Decatur
Ph, 7-6080 (nights)

Palomino mare, 5 yrs. old,
Reg., very nice with good show
possibilities, Contact for price;
ae 2 spotted gelding Shet-

and ponies, $150 and $190; 1
ee color, $125. W. W. Kasul-
0, 1423 Wesleyan Drive, Ma-
eon.

At Stud; Red Lights Noble
Rex, Reg. Chesnut stallion,
fine type representing stallion

reatest producing families of
the breed. Grandson Noble Ka-

arama. Thos. G. Watkins, Jr.,

t. 2, Flat Shoals Rd. Decatur.

h; BU 9-6692. .

Reg. Angus bull, 14 mos.

old, Eileenmere strain, for
sale reasonable price. A. V.

Hamilton, 1113 Glenwood
Ave, S.E., Atlanta 16 Ph. MA
71-3205.

Six baby bull calves, pure-
bred Jerseys, artificially sired,
born June, July and August.
Best of bloodlines. Rock bot-
tom prices for quick sale. E.
B. Braswell, Athens. Ph. LI
83-4336.

FARM LAND EDITION OCTO

One nice milch cow, $100.;
also will swap a nice milch
cow giving approx. 4 gal? day
for nice mare pony. Lake W.

Greene, 4075 Chambers Rd.,
Macon.

5 Reg. Guernsey bulls, ex-
cellent breeding, wt. 350 to
1400 lbs., 15 lb. A. N. Tuck,
Thomasville.

4 good, gentle Brahman
bulls, 5-6 years old. Proven
breeders. Sell or trade to
avoid inbreeding for equal
Angus or Hereford. Write
George Varn, Box 205, Folk-
ston.

Rollo Domino, young Reg.
polled Hereford bull, ready
for service, priced reasonably.
E. C. Dawson, 562 Loridans
Dr. N. E. Atlanta 5 Ph. CE
7-7910.

Fine Guernsey cow, bred
Aug. 3rd. TB and Bangs test-
ed, now giving 4 gal. milk
daily, 3rd calf 4 mos. old.
Price reasonable on cow only.
Horace S. Mulkey, P. O. Box
151, Smyrna. Ph. HE 5-5726.

Guernsey bull, dairy stock,
15 mos. old, fine for breeding,
Reg. both sides. No papers.
Can be seen E. D. Summer-
ville, Rt. 1, Ellenwood.

Med. size cream col. Jersey
with 2nd White Face heifer
calf. also soon to freshen for
2nd time Holstein and Guern-
sey (cross) cow, $135. each.
Mrs. Ruby James, Rt. 6, Ma-
con. ;

Dbl.
Hereford calves: 1 bull and 5
heifers, born in December ex-
cept two that are not weaned
yet. $100. ea. Sired by Circle
M. Ranch bred bull and top
bred cows; also good 1 1/2 yr.
old bull, ready for service,
priced to sell. Horace B.
Smith, Cleveland Rd. Dalton.

Brahmas; Reg. bull, 3 cows
with heifer calves at side, and
3 purebred, bred to above
bull. H. J. Daniel, Hogans-
ville. Ph. 4491.

Reg. Red Poll cattle of good
breeding, all ages, priced to
sell; also, want to exch. hay
of good quality (baled oats,
Sericea, Fescue and Clover)
for young 250 to 400 lb. steers
and heifers of beef type, or
sell the hay. Glenn McDonald,
Oakwood.

2-Black cows, bred for late

standard polled

*|fall freshening with 2nd calf;

1 Guernsey cow soon freshen,
for sale; Exch. some mules for
yearlings; sell 2 bred nanny
milk goats. J. F. Wellborn,
Rock Springs.

One pure white Saanan
buck, 2 yrs. old, naturally
hornless, very gentle, proven
sire. Sell cheap. Cant ship
Mrs. L. W. Smith, RFD, Ste-
phens.

3 mos. old white billy goat,
only $4. at my place. D
Smith, Roy Huie Road, River-
dale. Ph. Jonesboro 6537.

2 small flocks Sheep, 14, in-
cluding ram and 18, including
ram. Sell one or both flocks.
$15. ea. for whole flock or
flocks. I. Frank Stephens, Rt.
3, Calhoun.

One Nubian milk goat with
first kid, giving 2-1/2 Qts. a
day. Has 2 nannies born the
30th day of May. No horns,
dark red, full stock but not
Reg. Sell or trade for bull or
heifer. Call G. R. Reece, 111
Marble Hill Rd. Marietta. Ph.
9-4384.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want Holstein bull, full
blood or reg., ready for ser-
vice. Advise. Geo. L. Merritt,
Greensboro. Ph. Union Point,







HU 9-2232.

Rae Court, McRae. Ph. 8191.

Want one good milk goat.
State kind and other informa-
tion. Prefer Nubian or French
Alpine. Also Nubian billy,
near 1 year old. Must be rea-
sonable. L. P. Mingledorff,
Box 463, Douglas.

Want horse, gentle and
broke to the saddle, not over
yrs. old, within 50 mi., and
not over $100. in price. Ad-.

vise. Jimmy Fendley, Rt. 2,
Cordele.

Want fresh Nubian milk
goat, also good saddle horse
with some pep and in good
cond. Quote prices and state
particulars. David A. Bagley,
M.D., 44 Washington St. N.E.,
Austell. f

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





4 pr. Chukar quail, 1 yr.

old. Ofiering ea. pair of birds}

and cage, $12. Lar cages,
ood wire and wood treated.
ell out. B. S. Cobb, Warthen.
Ph. 2877.

300 Bobwhite quail, 2 - 4
wks. old, for breeding or re-
leasing; 100 Chukars, 4-18
wks. old, from stock of good
layers. Priced according to
quantity. 50 or more del. ra-
dius 50 mi. Curtiss Nowell,
355 Main St. Colquitt. .

Silver pheasants, 1956-57
hatch, Chukar, Tenn. Red, and

Bobwhite and Jap. King
(Coturnix) quail, all 1957)
hatch; also. purebred Dark

Cornish Bull Dog type ban-
tams, 1956 and 57 hatch. T.
W. Gleaton, Cordele. Ph. 840.

Doves and quail, also Old
Eng. game, Modern B-B Reds,
Silver Duck Wings, Birchens
Red Laced Piles, Grey Jap.,
bantams for sale. Claud W.
Collier, 3080 McAfee Rd., De-
ees Ph. DR 3-4998 after 6

8 bred N.Z. White doe rab-
bits, $5. ea; Junior, $6. pr.
Ship anywhere. John Fields,
1018 W. Poplar St. Griffin.
Ph. 3682.

Bobwhite quail, 1 week to
maturity, good stock, from un-
related breeders, some choice
breeders and practically new
laying cage, for sale. Mrs. J.
H. Hitchock, 575 Elmwood St.
N. .W., Atlanta 18. Ph. SY
4-5525.

White Fantail pigeons, 1
pr and 3 squabs, $6. for lot.

eland Donald, Jr., 1269 Har-
dee St., N.E., Atlanta 7. Ph.
MU 8-0956.

Extra select No. Bobwhite,
Valley, Gambels, Scaled,
Blonde, improved Red and
Button quail, Chukar part-

R. | ridge and Jap. Silkie bantams.

Richard H. Barry. 220 Ridge-
land Ave., Decatur. Ph. DR
7-3048.

No. Bobwhite quail, 12 wks.
old, $1. ea; few pr. mated
ones, $3.50 pr; also game ban-
tams, small straw colored hens
and red breasted cockerels, $1.
ea. J. T. Owens, Sr., Rt. 2
Covington.

Large, fully feathered Bob-
white quail, 6 wks. to 14 wks.
old. Special discount on 50 or
more in lot; also have 100
Chukar partridges, 6-8 wks.
old. Ralph E. Keefer, Harbin
Lake Rd., Morrow.

No. Bobwhite quail, 200 full
grown, strong and_ healthy
flyers, hatched this year. Min-
imum shipped 5 prs. via. RR
Exp. only Reasonable J. E.
Akins, 1531 Athens Ave., S.
W., Atlanta 10.

2 pr. Tofts (or Lofts) pig-
eons, with ped., $5. pr. Lyn-
wood Howell, 1607 Hoover



St. Albany.

records of matings kept for| _
past 6 yrs. All sub. to Reg.|

Exch. for buck or doe of equal |

breeding. C. W. Page, 149
North Ave., N. E., Atlanta 8.

50 pr. solid white Show

Type Fantail and 25 pr. India|

Mucee pigeons, banded, $2.75

pr. No less 3 pr. shipped. Mrs. e

Helen Street, 2956 Buford
Hwy. Atlanta 6... , ,



GAME, FOWL, etc.

WANTED



Want N. Z. rabbits, white,
spotted or any kinds. Does and
bucks. State what you have

ings on, worm fre
order less 3 Ibs. acc

and price. H. R. Taylor, 1100|M

Calhoun Ave., Rome.



POULTRY

FOR SALE



40 Red hens, layin,
2 ea. at my place.
W. Harrison, Rt. 1.
Jonesboro Ph. 5157.

good,
TA.
Box 142,

Nice, fat Red hens, on foot, :

$1.50 ea. Mrs. M. C. Silvey,
2682 Idlewood Rd., Rt. 2,
Stone Mountain. Ph. HI 3-5736

135 Parmenter Red hens,

10 mos. old, all wormed and
vaccinated, $1.30 ea. Melvin
Burke, Rt. 1, Wadley.

146 Ames Red cross pullets,
8 mos. old, $3. ea. Mrs. E. G..
Womock, 3159 Lakewood Ave.,

4930..

3 grown mixed Mallard
ducks and 2 drakes, $3.50 for
the 5. Mrs. W. E. Bowers, Rt.
2, Stone Mountain. Ph. 5224.

2 White Indian Runner
ducks about 6 mos. old, $1.50
ea. Mrs. Frances Teagle, 1584

S.-W. Atlanta 15. Ph. PL ee FOB

Rogers Ave., S. W. Atlanta 10

Phone after 6 PM. PL 3-3542.

4 White African Guineas, in-|
cludes 1 rooster. Apply D. C.
Collier, Barnesville. Ph. 73.

21 grey and white geese, 6
ganders included. $1.50 ea. for
Jot. Cannot del. Pick up at my
warm, Rockby. A. P. Rocker,
Sparta. Ph. 4715. s

Bantams, sev. dif. ages make
excellent layers, for sale N. H.
Lieneman, Rt. 7, Mt. Pleasant
Church Rd., Macon. Ph. 5-
8503. ;

Bantam chickens 50 ea. at
my place. John C. Michael, 523
Jackson St., Athens.

March hatch Buff Cochin
bantam roosters, feather toes,
Show type strain, $2 ea. Exp.
Col. R. J. Fossett, Baxley.

15 -mixed bantams, laying
pullets, 3 roosters, and 12 hens
for $8. Will not ship. Ellis
Smith, Rt. 2, Hazlehurst.

Pure DetkCoes ener
large, big bone type ea. in
lots of 4 H. Ww. Thurmond,
Farmington.

1 doz. pit game stags, Mont.
Traveller, R. H. W. H. Irish
Jungle and others, wt. 3 Ibs.,
High strain, raised on cattle
farm, free range, not too wild,
$2 ea. for lot. Exch. part for
pure W.H. hens. Emmitt Cald-
well, Rt. 1, Sharpsburg.

2 select Giant Minorca breed
ing cockerels, April 1957
hatch, $5, or $3 ea. L. B. Mil-
lians, 105 Temple Ave., New-

~ POULTRY

WANTED





Want 15 young Dark Cor-
nish bantam hens. Contact L.
W. Powell, 111 No. Fry St.



Valdosta.

25c ea; smaller m

10c ea. Add pe
R

~ Fancy
ney, 12 two
jars, 30 lbs. to ea

2 cases, 25 jars,
prepaid. | 48)

y

Ground :
lb; ground Sag
/postage. Nellie
$ONS tes :

deep :
er fenders, strings
ments, tie leathers
black color, $50.
2, Warwick.

_ Ginseng roots,
C; Golden Seal -
roots, 50c ea;
roots, $1 doz. No 1
seng roots. shipped.
age. L. W. Seym
Lavonia." ie

- Hand pick
1957 Sage, $1.40 Il
age. Mrs. Mamie
anollee. :



Wild

sane tan plat
age, _ pint
pis $1. Povtps
ood size sage \
Foe 12 for $1 L..











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