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Published weekly at 114-122 Pace St. Covington, Ga.
by Georgia Department of Agriculture. Entered as second
class matter Aug. 1, 1937, at post office, Covington, Ga.,
under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special
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FARM

WORK.

WANTED



Single, white man, 42 yrs.
old, wants crop for 1958 on
halves, or 3rds and 4ths, with
furnished house, 2 or 3 rooms,
also have to be furnished to
ynake crop; if not crop, then
job as Caretaker or on chicken
farm. Near Atlanta preferred.

roy Binford, Porterdale.

35 yr. old white man, wife,
and 8 children want job on
farm. Can drive tractor, truck,
nd do any kind farm work.
ae any time. Tommie

ee Spears, 457 Washington
St. SW, Atlanta 3,

i 56 yr. old white man, wife
42, and 16 yr. old son want
job on farm, will work for
wages, or on 50-50 basis on
oultry farm 4 or 5 R. house,
ights, water, etc. Move any-
time, anywhere. K. F. Pierce,
Rt. 3, Soperton.

Man, wife, and 2 school-age
daughters want job on farm
for wages in South Ga. Can
operate and keep up farm ma-
chinery. Raised on farm. All
Jetters answered. G. B. Small-
wood, P. O. Box 12, Orchard
Hill.

. White man, wife, and 15 yr.
son want day work on farm.
Want house on school route.
Have to be moved. Andrew
Flourney, c/o R, L. Cook, Rt.
3, Ellaville.

White man wants job on
farm for weekly wages. Drive
tractor or truck. Come after
me. George Rouse, Rt. 1, Hom-
er. (6 mi, NE. Homer).

Man and wife want job
near Canton on chicken farm
Drive tractor and car paint and
carpenter work and farm work
Henry Eller, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

_ Middle aged man wants job
as care taker on farm J. G.
Peppere, Box 232, Stonewall.

Me



Man would like job raising
cattle or poultry on 50-50 ba-
sis. Can give good references.
R. M. Blackwel, Panola Rd.,
Lithonia. Ph. 6510.

Man wants job raising
chickens or a cotton crop on
halves-or working by the day.
Experienced in tractor or truck
driving. A. H. Brown, Rt. 1,
Statham.

M d wi j ;
eS eae te er box, 5 ft. cooler board with

ing care of chickens in N
Georgia. No bad habits. Have
to have furnished house by
first of year. Charlie Johnson,
Hollywood.

Middle aged man and wife
want job up+keeping farm.
Can do rough. carpenter work,
experienced painter, also Exp.
in farm work. Honest, sober
dependable. Want 3 or 4 R.
house. Can give reference. Al-
fred Coleman, 539 Pace St.,
Cedartown.

White man, 43 yrs. old, wife
3 small children want job for
year tractor driving on farm.
Must be moved at once. Need
3 or 4 R. house, George Farm-
er, Cedartown.

Experienced poultryman
will operate layer or broiler
farm on percentage of pound
basis. Jake Johnson, 4100
Peachtree Rd. Apt. 12-D, At-
lanta. Ph. CE 3-2346.-

FARM HELP

WANTED









Want reliable party for 50-
50 share crop and 100 cow

dairy farm. Furnish own labor
and be a No. 1 manager and
cow man. See dont write. 2
mi. out. H. E. Martin, c/o Red
Gate Farm, Savannah.

ley

FOR SALE



Super C Farmall tractor,
cultivating ors Covington.
rear planter, disc tiller and
24 disc harrow, all with fast
hitch, excellent cond. Mrs. Ed.
H. Sheppard, Rt. 4, Box 68,
Sandersville. Ph. Tennille
384-W-3.

Good 2 wheel trailer for
tractor, good tires, $75. H. D.
Wilson, Rt. 1, Palmetto.

Allis Chalmer WC. trac:
tor, and 60 Harvester, Turner
Wood Saw, King harrow,
$1500 for all. Cecil A. Turner,
Point Peter.

_100 HP Intnl and 135 HP
GM Diesel power units, suit-
able for irrigation pumps. H.
O. Williams, Box 161, Griffin.

Allis Chalmer Rote Hay
Baler, excellent cond., priced
right. W. M. Nixon, c/o B and
B Ranch, Thomaston.

McCulloch model 33 Chain
Saw with 16 in. straight blade,
used 2 doys, good as new. Make
offer. John R. Page, RFD 1,
Auburn,

Super C Intnl tractor, re-
cently overhauled, set of cul-
tivators, planters, 2 disc plow
and Simplex cotton duster.
Kelvin G. Ozburn, c/o State
Patrol, Post 17, Washington.

Correction: 4 HP Page gar-
den tractor (instead of 3/4 HP
as published in Dee 4. issue),
used very little, with 2 cul-
tivators, and twin plow with
disc, $140. FOB J. G. Simpson,
Rt. 2, Boston.

2 row planter, mounted on
3 point hitch cultivator ,excel.
lent cond., $100. R. L. Davis,
Rt. 1, So. Delray Rd. Thomas-

jton, Ph 5068.

S. C. Case tractor, good tires

with portable hydraulie bush |

and bog harrow, spike tooth
harrow, 7 ft. mower, Hammer
mill, cut-off saw, and 260 gal.
cap. gasoline tank ( for stor-
ing gasoline for farm use). All
good cond. Reasonable. A. F.
Mitchell, Rt. 3, Box 187, Con-
yers. .

1957 No. 320 John Deere
tractor, complete with cul-
tivator, fertilizer, distributor,
planter ,and_ harrow, used
very little. A. P. Chapman, Rt.
5, Moultrie.

2 horse riding cultivator and
1 horse wagon with harness.
John Whitley, Roanoke Rd.,
LaGrange.

Dairy Equipment: two 1-1/2
Compressors, two 1/4 HP
Brine pumps, 500 gal. brine
tank, blower-coil for walk-in

cover, 30 in. cooler board, 6
bottle automatic bottler for
round bottles, 3 HP electric
motor Cannot ship. W.
Sheppard, Rt. 1, Lithonia. Ph.
3971.

Cul or
Farmall A trac 30 or tra
for flat belt pulley for Far

all A tractor. John T. New- | bin

ton, Jr., Rt. 3 LaGrange.

Farm (dinner) bell, $15 at
my place. Abbie Brantley, Rt.
3, Soperton.

1954 Ford tractor, perfect
cond., original ties still good,
$1150. Frank C. Dysart, Rt. 3,
Cartersville. Ph. 890 R-2.

AC No. 66 Combine with 25
bu. grain bin and PTO, used
1 season, guar, like new $1375;
also pulley for Ford tractor ,ex
cellent cond, $45. Jack W. Duf-
fell; Rt.-'2, Perry;

3.dairy coolers, one 14 can
Westinghouse with new unit,
$250; one 10 can ice bank,
good cond., $100; Intnl 8 can,
needs radiator, $50; also 40
good 10 gal. milk cans, $5 ea.
T. K. Putnam, c/o Greenview
Dairy, Fairburn. Ph. 7736.

1 tractor cut-off saw with 30
in blade, Pig et das TON,
Gilland, Villa Rica. Ph, 8643.

New Holland pick-up bal-
er $800; Massey Harris clipper
combine, $600. Both with mo-
tors, and good cond. Also 1
cattle body, 8 ft by 12 ft., al-
most new, $100. Cecil Travis,
c/o Pine Crest Acres, River-
dale, Ph. Fayetteville, 5581

7 can milk cooler with ice
bank, good cond., $100. Char-
les Garrison, Rt. 1, Taylors-
ville. Ph. Rockmart 5755.

1952 Ferguson tractor with
hydraulic lift, 6 ft. adjustable
blade, with 2 plow combina-
tion. Also gas-powered DB 12
in. chain saw. Wm. A. White,
de Rt. 3, Box 157, Austell. Ph.
4375

Corn mill with 36 in rocks,
complete with 1 cylinder type
corn sheller, $100 cash. Also 2
roller power Cane mill with 9
ft. copper pan, $50 cash at my
farm. Y, B. Doster, RFD No. 4,
Winder (6 mi. N.).

EQUIPMENT

WANTED

Cc





Want to trade two 14 inch
bottom plows for one 16 in
bottom plow to fit model M
John Deere. Cecil Tootle, Rt.
4, Greenville.

- Want Allis Chalmer No. 63
mounted plow, 14 in. bottoms
or WD No. 53 pick-up plow.
14 or 16 in. State cond., and
price in first letter. W. P. Ar-
nold, Hogansville. :

Want samll cement mixer
prefer without motor and with
in 75 mi. of Atlanta. R. S. Al-
len, 2867 Cloverhurst Dr., East
Point. Ph. PO 1-3903. ;

Want Super A Farmall or M
John Deere with planters and

cultivators, Wili buy less eqiup

W.!|Must-be in A-1 cond. and not

over 50 mi from Hartwell. Mac



sale, shallow i

without 1/4 HP

cond. $25 FOB.

Vienna.
Want lar

E. White,

Columbus. -

SEED & P

_ Brown Turke
3 yrs. old, ro

ed, 3-1/2'to 5 ft.
G. M. Moseley.

_ Eldorado Blac!
2 to 3 ft high, $4
Maude Hamby,
ville. :

Exp. Col. Mr
Box 349, Fitzg

Mtn. Huckleb
bearing size, 25
bushes, 85 do
nut sprouts, 3,
sprouts, 3, ]
Roots, washed, 4
full, $1.25. No ~
without postage.
sacks. Mrs. Nancy
Rt. 3, Box 124, E

Strawberry
more, $1.50 C; Ma
C; Klondike, $1 C;
mint, 30c doz; Scu
vine cuttings and
berry, bearing s
also Brown S
ner beans, 60c
age. Mrs. Lee
Gainesville.

500, $1.50 $2 M

Fruit trees each:
trees 50c; 2 y.
vines, 30c; Pears
nuts, 75 to $2 T.
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Mtn. Huckleberry
75c; imp. field
and Blackberries, 50c
Klondike strawber:
C; Blue Damson plu
rooted, 50c; Mus

3 to 4 ft. long, roo
Add postage. Rosie

1, Cumming.

Kudzu crowns, 1
old, well rooted $2
$12.50 M. plus
Heard, Rt. 1, G

Early -bearin

plants, 75c C; 30
PP. S. E. Jackson,
teville. oe

Large size Blak
berry plants, 96
Damp packed. W.



Oglesby, Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Rutledge.



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Atlanta Rome " Athens Te
December 18 December 17

STEERS & HEIFERS 1216 750 -
GOOD & CHOICE 21.00-27.50 21.50-22.60 -
COMMERCIAL 17.50-21.50 17.50+21.00 : 2
UTILITY 14.00-18.00 -13.50-17.50 . 14,00-17.50
VEALERS 17,00-32.00 -17.50-30.75 . 17.00-25.25
STOCKERS & FEEDERS 17.00-23.00 _16,00-22.60 - -
FEEDER CALVES 16.50-24.00 17.00-23.50 - 17.00-22.00
COWS: ; - ee . tee
UTILITY & COMMERCIAL 14.00-16.50 14.00-16.00 - 14.50-16.50
CANNERS & CUTTERS 10.00-15.00 9.00-15.00 : 10.50-15.00
SPRINGERS - - s :
HOGS: - a 3
NO. 1 MEAT TYPE . - -
NO. 1 OTHERS : - :
NO. 2 - ; .
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D & PLANTS

FOR SALE



FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE



Sweet Scuppernong and
Museadine vines, sweet Pome-
granate, red and yellow Sugar

lum, old fashioned Peach
trees, 50c ea. plus postage. Mrs.
J. G. Combs, Rt. 1, Toomsboro.

Premier and Mastodon

strawberry plants, fruiting

size, damp packed, $1 C; 500,
4 Add postage. L. H. Cousins,

Greenville.

_< Seedling Pecan trees ea; 3 to
4 ft., 50c 4 to 5 ft. 75 5 to 6

ft., $1 J. A. Ingram, Cordele.

White Bermuda Onion and
Cabbage plants: Chas. Wake-
field and Copenhagen Market,
500, $1.25 $2 M. Full count,
ipment daily. Mrs. E. L. Fitz
tald, Box 662, Fitzgerald.

15,00 frost-proof Cabbage
lants, $4M. You pay freight
or charges. Cash of COD. S. G.
Thompson, Oak Park.

About 2000 disease free
Streamline everbearing Straw
berry plants $2.35 C; also sev.
var. spring or summer bear-
_ ing type Klondike, Missionary,
_ others, $1.75 C. PP. Allow al-
~ most 2 wks. for del. J. M. Hous-
_ worth, Lithonia.

_ Everbearing Strawberry
eg ea C. Henry Eller, Rt.


























Strawberry lants, large
sweet berries, $1.50 C. Mrs.
Georgia Taylor, Rt. 2, Bre-

- Calif. multiplying Beer seed,

25 per start. Send 3 stamp
with ea. order. Miss Ruth
Weeks, Dial.

Good tender Bean seed, lit-
tle pink peanut, 6 weeks
beans and white Crease back
cornfield beans, 75 cup. Add
postage. Mrs. Bessie Silvers,
et. 1, Carters.

Calif. multiplying Beer
- geed, 25c per start. Add 3c
stamp with ea. order. Frank
_ Weeks, Dial.

Castor oil beans and velvet

_ okra seeds, 15 Tbisp. PP. Mrs.

. E. Leverett, 3420 Vistavia
eer Rt. 3, Tucker.

_ dif kinds ornamental pep-
- per, Cigar, Seven Year, and 3
un-named, laboratory tested,
-_ good germ. 2 pods of ea. kind,
Si Boe Enclose stamped envelope
Mrs. Myrtle P. Hunt, 921 Capi-
- tol View Ave. NW, Atlanta 18.
Ph. SY 4-6654.

_ Good tender corn field Bean
seed, white Creasback, White,
_ Speckle, and mixed Cut
- Shorts, White Half-runner, 65c
cup. Add postage. Preston
Southeriand, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Good, tender arden beans.
triped and white Half Run-
ners little 6-wks. pink peanut













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rice given in notice). Mandy
Banks Rt. 1, Carters.

a 31 Fescue seed, purity
.16 pet; Germ. 94 pet. $15
SWT. Cecil Travis Pinecrest
res, Riverdale. Ph. Fayette-
ile 5581.

Good, tender bean seed:
white creaseback cornfield,
white half runner, cream col-
or 6 wks. and little pink pea-
nut 6 wks., also striped half
runners. All good germ. and
all nee i red ert
~erowder peas, 50c cupful.

: ts. Carl Smith, Rt.
3, Ellijay.

Black Raspberry _ plants,
Muscadine vines, Catnip, Sage
Beechnut Hazeinut
May Cherry trees, 6,

ner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.
; Klon ike Strawberry plants,
$5 M. a postage, Ethel Sul-
ivan, Rt. 2, Marietta.

_ Wakefield Cabbage and Cab-
yage collards, 75 C; 500, $1.75
$3 M. White and Yellow Ber.
muda Onions, 75c C; 8),
1.25; $2 M. PP. and Sat. guar.
E. Smith, Baxley.

$1. Add postage. Mrs. Mae Tur

Hay: 2000 bales fine stem Al
falfa, $40 ton; 1000 bales Les-
pedeza and Bermuda $30 ton,
both at barn; also 500 bales
Corn Shucks $20 ton. No rain
on hay, all wire bound. Non
del. J. H. Park, Molena. Ph.
Woodbury 3863.

15 ton best qaulity Coastal
Bermuda hay, highly fertiliz-
ed, square wire bales, average
70 lb per bale. Weed free. No
rain, $30 ton at barn. Dr. V. S.
Steele, Eastman. Ph. 3269.

150 bales Sericea hay, har-
vested in June without rain,
finest quality, 70c bale at
barn 1 mi. S. Fairburn. Hugh
Davis, 511 Hiawassee Dr. SW,
Atlanta 11. Ph. Plaza 5-2929.

2000 bales best Kobe Lespe-
deza hay, 90c bale; also 1500
bales bright Fescue and Clover
hay, 65 bale. Both at barn at
Dacula. John D. Gilbert, 1280
Ridgewood Dr., NE, Atlanta 7.
Ph. DRake 7-5471.

180 tons Coastal Bermuda
hay, well fertilized, should
contain 8 to 13 pct. protein and
2 to 2-1/2 pet. fattening quali-
ties, $30 ton at barn. S. J.
Clay, Rt. 3, Macon. Ph. 2-5117.

Good Serecia hay, $28 ton;
Oat hay, $45 ton. All at my
barn Extra if del. E. Hines,
ae Ph. Stockbridge
2401.

20 bales Peanut hay and 40
or 50 bu. corn (think its yel-
low). suitable for ground feed.
S. D. Harrison, Kathleen.

70 bales Serecia Lespedeza
hay, $1 bale at my place near
Pleasant Grove Church. A. D.
Evans, Rt. 2, Temple. (about
3 mi. N. Draketown).

400 bales Serecia, Pea-vine,
and Brown Top Millet hay, 50c
bale, and you haul. R. L. Da-
vis, Rt. 1, S. Delray Rd., Tho-
maston. Ph. 5068.

Large pink skin and red pea
nuts, 2 to 4 in hull, $2.25 peck,
or $8 bu, For eating only. Add
postage. G. T. Brown, Rt. 1,
Ball Ground.

500 bales Bermuda grass

hay, baled without rain. Make |

offer for lot or $1 bale at my
place Doraville. George W.
West, Jr., 4825 Peachtree-Dun-
woody Rd. NE, Atlanta Ph.
CEdar 7-5579.

2000 bales Lespedeza hay,
90c bale no rain on it. Also
1000 bales Fescue and Clover,
65c bale. Both at barn, Dacula.
Mrs. J. P. Mahaffey, Dacula.
Ph. Lawrenceville 3770.

25 to 50 bu. feed Oats. Make
offer at my home at Fife. Jas.
A. Wood, Rt. 1, Box 38, Fair-
burn.

HANDICRAFTS

FOR SALE





Novelty potholders, 25c ea.
or 6, $1; also stuffed toys, $1
ea. and handmade quilts of
new materials, $6 ea. Mrs. H.
A. Chastain, Rt. 5 Billijay

New handmade quilts,
good cotton material cotton
padding, large size, wt. 4 to
5 lbs., $6 ea. Mrs. Dewey Ellis,
A. Chastain. Rt. 5 Ellijay.

Pillow cases of unbleached
muslin, machine embroidered
with lace, $1.50; applique, $3;
Print aprons, $1; applique
$1.50; mens cobler aprons, $1
boys 75c; Applique dish
towels, 50c applique pot hold-
ers, 40c PP. Mrs. A. M. Wood,
701-2nd Ave. Columbus.

Red, white, pink, yellow
handmade roses with leaves
and bubs, in handmade basket,
$1.50; Roses with leaves and
long stems, 85c doz. Mrs. Ruth
Shuman, Rt. 1, Ellabelle.

Nicely pieced full size quilt
tops, $3 ea; also quilted quilts,
$7 ea; 12 pocket fancy trim-
med shoe bags, of best wash-
able material, $1.50 ea; ladies
fancy trimmed aprons $1 ea.
Exch, for print sacks, at 4 alike
$1.40. Mrs. John Myers: Addi-



Sev. hand-painted oil paint-
ings now on hand, left from
Oct. Art Show I entered, for
sale; Jewell Gass, Rt. 1, Wild-
wood,

Dainty aprons, med. size, 50
ea. Send money with orders.
Ethel Giddens, 1117 Main St.
Perry.

8 woven pot holders (hot
dish mats), $1. good material;
hand finished embroidered
'scarves, $1.25 hand embroider-
ed pillow cases, $2.15 pr. PP
Mrs. L. E. Sanders, Rt. 2, Buch
anan.

Quilt tops for sale, or exch.
for feed sacks, preferrably
prints or will piece quilts on
habven: Postage guar. Mrs. H.
C. Hosch, 210 N. Church St.,
Buford.

Crocheted baby booties, cot-
ton, $1 pr; nylon, $1.25; white
and dif. colors cap and sacque
sets, rayon crepe, $1.50 set;
rayon flannel white asst. col.
crocheted trim edgings, 75c
fea. PP, Mrs. J. M. Tiller, Jr.,
P. O. Box 219 Elberton. .

3 pe. vanity set in white
$3.50; multi-colored doilies,
pred and white combined, deep
rose and white, 5 for $5, or
$1.10 ea. Del. All made from
boil-proof crochet thread. Mrs.
Ida Mae Sullivan, 124 W
Chandler St. Carrollton.

Felt baby shoes, 95c; also
washable leather, size up to 6
mos. $1.25; blue, white, pink,
maize, lime, bias trim cotton
aprons, $1 ea; cotton dresses, 1
to 4 yrs. $1 ea. 2, $1.75; pillow
cases, border print, $1.50 pr.
PP in Ga. Cash or M.O. Mrs.
Roy Grindle, Rt. 1, Dahlonega

2 crocheted table cloths, one
63 in. by 98 in. and other 65
in. by 94 in., $12.50 ea. Mrs.
Guy Pickard, Rt. 2, Adairs-
ville.

SAME. FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Blue Peafowl, pheasants,
doves, quail, laying hens,
ducks geese, show type Ban-
tams, White King and Homer
pigeons, guineas, and game
chickens. Mrs. Helen Street,
2956 Buford Hwy., Atlanta 6.

White Swiss Pigeons, $2 pr;
ommon Pigeons, $1 pr.; red
Carneaux Pigeons, $5 pr; Mus-
covy ducks, $1 ea. or exch. 2
ducks for pr. Bantam chick-
ens. Also Bantam hens, $1.25
ea. Starling Yawn, Byronville.

Finest 1957 hatched, extra
large No. Bobwhite quail,
(bred and improved 37 yrs.)
Adult quail 1 to 3 oz. heavier
than average. Mature, heavier
Bobwhites until Jan 1st. $3 pr.
up. Wm. A, Thomas, 421 Mark
Bldg., Atlanta. Ph. MU 8-0866.

Bobwhite quail, large ma-
ture heavy birds reared in
large flight pens. Ready for
field release, breeders or to
eat. Also Chukar partridge,
Tenn. Red Quail and Jap. Co- |
turnix Quail. Will ship. Sat. |
uar. Cliff Purcell, 217 Mt.
ernon Dr., Decatur. Ph. DR
3-4238.

White King Pigeons, $1 pr.
before Jan. 1. Author Hall,
Box 261, Tucker. Ph. HI 6-295.

2000 Bob white quail, full
feathered mature birds for re-
lease, breeders, or eating. $100
C. L. E. Brannen, Jr., 311 Sa-
vannah Ave., Statesboro. Ph.

POULTRY

FOR SALE







Show Bantams: Golden Se- |
brights and BB Red Old Eng- |
lish, $3 pr. up. E. I. Wix, 680
Quillian Ave., SE, Atlanta 17.
Ph. DRake 3-9421.

White Hackle and Clair-
borne crossed (1/2 each) Game
Cock, 2 yrs. old, $3; also I
White Hackle cock, 2 yrs. old
4. (Cyl sGrittin, - Oak. Sta
Gainesville.

Pure game pullets and cocks
from Blue Traveler strain, $3
pr. or $5 trio. G. W. Williams,
c/o Williams Dairy, Rt. 1, Box



son, Rt. Hartwell.

20 Hampshire Red pullets,
starting to lay, $1.50 ea. at my
place 6 mi. of Soperton. Abbie
Brantley, Rt. 3, Soperton.

2 trios young White Coch-
ins, 2 pr. Black Rose Combs, 3

pr. Modern Red Pyles, trio

Brearded Mille Fleurs, Part-
ridge Plymouth Rocks, and 1
Silver Spangle Hamburg male
and 3 females. Also trio Sil-
ver Duckwing Old English
Games. Fred Blaylock 515
Crescent Ave., Chickamauga.

Pure Dark Cornish Cockrels,
large big bone type, $2 ea. in
lots of 2 H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington.

9 fine hens, wt. about 8 lbs.
ea. $1 ea. R. L. Bentley RFD 2,
Carnesville.

Nice fat turkeys, broad

breast Bronze, $5 for hens, $6 5

toms. Mrs. Ruth Sherman, Rt.
1, Ejabelle.

17 mixed big type geese, all
tame, $34 for the lot at my
farm, or $2.50 ea. if just a
few. A. T. Mullis, Rt. 1, Cad-

POULTRY

WANTED





Want 10 to 25 early spring
hatched pullets, prefer NH
Reds, but will take others if
priced right. Jas A. Wood, Rt.
1, Box 38, Fairburn.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Reg polled Hereford bull,
10 mos. old, stocky type, wt.
about 600 Ibs. $150. E. P. Drex
el, Rt. 3, Tifton.

2 reg. polled Hereford bulls,
one 1 yr. old, $200, other 3
yrs. old, $500. Zeke Padget,
Rt. 1, Avera.

Reg. Jersey cow with White
Faced heifer calf, 2 mos. old,
$125 for both; also fine White
Faced heifer, 22 mos. old, $100
at my place. George Siceloff,
Rt. 1, Tallapoosa.

BRUCELLOSIS

Counties Free
Of Disease

19Wilkinson, Towns,

Oconee, Evans, Bryan,
Gordon, Chatooga, Candler,
Dodge, Crawford, Glascock,

Toombs, Elbert, Hall,
Franklin, Union, Brantley,
Lumpkin, Chattahoochee.





755, Columbus.

Purebred Jersey cow, fresh-
en first of yr. Ready for sale
first of yr. Calf and cow, $125.
G. W. Williams, e/o Williams
eae Rt. 1, Box 755, Colum-

us.

Dbl.standard reg. polled
Hereford young heifers and
bulls, well built,: good color,
excellent bloodlines, priced rea
sonable. Roy Goddard, Rt. 2,
(Klondike), Lithonia. Ph.
2672. a

2 nice Brahman bulls and 1
heifer wt. about 750 lbs. 'Seil
or trade for beef cattle. R. H.
Earnest, 2380 Campbellton Rd.
SW, Atlanta Ph. PL 3-7245.

Good muley-headed : Jersey-
Guernsey crossed cow, heavy
milker with second calf 3 wks.
old, $125. Mrs. Cleo Fouts, Rt.
Pe htanes Rd., Rosewell. Ph.

Jersey, Guernsey and Hol-
stein ABS daughters from ex-
cellent cows. 4 days old and
over. Reasonably priced Ho-
race Dunn, Eatonton. Ph. 4021.

Purebred Angus yearling
bull wt. approx. 450 Ibs. from
good bloodline. 25 Ib. with
out reg. papers. Billy Sanders,
Vienna. Ph. 4716.

4 milk cows, 4 purebred
White-faced and 3 yr. old bull,
half white Face feeders. Sell
herd of 18 or single. Claud L.
Smith, Rt. 1, Hazlehurst.

Hereford bull Mack Ran-
dolph III, ready for service
with papers, $150 cash. R. H.
Underwood, /o Broiler Farm,
Rt. 3, Bethel Church Rd., Con-
years.

Reg. Hereford bulls, horned
type, 8 to 12 mos. old, $125-
Pinecrest Acres, Riverdale. Ph
Fayetteville 5581.

Reg. Guernsey male, 21 mos.
old, sure breeder, de-horned,
ring in nose, gentle, 2 Guern-
sey heifers, freshen first of
January, also Jersey. heifers,
freshen in February. All se-
cond calves. Gangs, TB, and
Mastitis free. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

Landrace hogs, imported
and reg. unrelated boars and



Counties in which area testing is now underway include:

Appling Fannin Pulaski
Bacon Forsyth Putnam
Baldwin Gwinnett Quitman
Banks Habersham Rabun
Barrow Hart Rockdale
Ben Hill Heard Schley
Berrien Irwin Spalding
Bleckley Jackson Stephens
Bulloch Jasper Talbott
Burke Jeff Davis Taliaferro
Butts Jefferson Taylor
Carrol Jenkins Telfair
Cherokee Johnson Tift
Clarke Lamar Treutlen
Clay Laurens Turner
Clayton Liberty Twiggs
Coffee Long Walker
Colquitt Madison Ware
Cook Marion . Warren
Columbia Miller Washington
Crisp Monroe Wayne
Dade Montgomery Wheeler
Dawson Oglethorpe White
DeKalb Peach Whitfield
Dooly Pickens Wilcox
Douglas Pierce Worth

gilts. Dan Payne, Reynolds.
Ph. Tilden 7-3145.

ERADICATION

Counties Not
Free of Disease

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Wednesday, December 235, 1957





PAGE FOUR MARKET BULLETIN
Nice clean Walnut meats,
$1.25 lb. PP. or 60c pint PP.
LIVESTOCK No stamps. Geleta Nichols, Hi-
awassee,
FOR SALE



Purebred Duroc males, 3-1/2
to 5 mos. old, Best of blood-
Jines, sired by Meat Type male.
With. or without papers; also
Reg. Guernsey bull, 3-1/2 yrs.
old; artificially bred, Sired by
Klondike Climax, Reg. Guern-
sey bull, 8 mos. old. Marvin }
Newsome, Sandersville.

Reg. Landrace hogs, bred
gilts, and weaned pigs. Priced
Reasonably. Harold J. Moore
Nashville.

Duroc boars and gilts, 8 wks.
old, best of bloodlines, reg. in
buyers name, $15 ea; also
Duroc and OIC crossed, $10 ea.
Herschel Tidwell, Rt. 1, Cart-
ersville. Ph. 1426-J.

Reg. Black Poland China
bred gilts, $125 ea; weaned |
boar and sow pigs wt. 50 lbs.
$30 to $35, From Champion
bloodlines and Ga. No. 1 Bru-
celosis free herd. Will ship. Jas
R. Mullis, Cochran.

Purebred Landrace pigs, out
of imported dam and outstand-
ing sire, 13 wks. old, treated,
reg. in buyers name. Rea-
sonably priced. James Speir,
Bronwood.

Purebred Hampshire boar
from. choice stock, well de-
veloped proven breeder, 10
mos. old, and one of the Fu-
ture Farmers of America
swine project animals. . Reg.
papers transferred to buyers |
name. Gylnn Turner, Rt. 1,}
Lula.

Reg. Hampshire pigs, 1 boar,
wt. 75 Ibs., $25; gilt, wt 135)
Ibs., $36. Curtis Britt, 500-5th |
Ave.,- Thomaston. Ph 2641
after 4 PM.

Reg. Landrace gilts, $50 ea:
boars, $45 and bred gilts and
bred sows Reg. in buyers
name. 100 pct. imported blood
lines. unrelated pairs. Paul
Roach, Rt. 6, Rome. Ph. 4-1865

20 Duroc sows, all bred to
Duroc and Berkshire boars,
and 57 pigs and shoats, $1,600 |
for lot. R. E. Branch, Bishop.
Ph. (Days) LI 6-1404.

Shetland ponies, trained for
children ,all colors. M. A. Dun-
can, Newnan. Ph. 38.

50 riding ponies, all colors
and sizes. Mrs. Robin Vaughn,
Rt. 4, Toccoa. Ph. TU 6-5249.

9

2 mare mules, gear, 2-horse
wagon, hay rake, and mowing
machine, good cond. $250 for
all, or sell any part. Exch. for
OIC bred gilts or cattle. C. R.

Vaughn, Jr., Conyers: Ph. 7251

2 extra good mules for sale
or trade at my farm, 1 mi. SW
Mableton. J. W. Bryant, 821
Ormewood Ter. SE, Atlanta
16. MA 7-4043.

Good pr. mules, no plugs,
will work together anywhere,
also for sale 1 cultivator, in
e eond. Shonnie Burke,
{FD 3, Millen. Ph. 172-M-2.

2 very good plow mules for
sale at my farm W. Douglas-
ville. Also wagon for sale. Con-
tact C. L. Banks, Douglasville.

Palomino gelding, $100. G.
W. West Jr., Rt. 6, Peachtree-
Dunwoody Rd. NE, Atlanta.
Ph. CE 7-5579.

Shetland pony Stud, gentle
for children to ride. Very rea-
sonable. Clarence Chalker, Rt.
1, Gibson.

17 mos. old pony Stud colt,
52 in, tall, gentle, halter broke
$110.3 C. Blair, Jr.; 3025}
Bouldercrest Rd. Rt. 1 Conley |
Ph. Atlanta MA. 7-9655.

30 Percheron draft horses,

some purebred, some high
garde, all good young stock.
C. L. Rhyne, Americus. Ph.
7130.

Fine show and pleasure Palo

mino, dark, golden body, 2

) stockings , blaze face, whie

> maneand tail, 7 yrs. old, $350.

Can durnish saddle and bridle.

* Mrs, Js W. Bailey, Waynesboro.
Ph. 2487.

Purebred Nubian goats, 1
: and 8 Nannies, 2 with








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a tractor to help construct a farm building? Engineers at the Texas Agricultural
Experiment Station have been doing research on a new method of construction
known as tilt-up concrete which uses tractor power for erecting low cost, perm-
anent building walls. Eight by eight foot wall panels four inches thick are poured
flat and then tilted into place. The entire erection procedure can be done by a
two-man crew and each panel can be set up in a matter of minutes. A 20 X 40 ft.
building like that shown above can be constructed for around $850 including the
cost of all materials and figuring your labor at $1.50 per hour.



Rag Mop Shetland male pony,
8 mos. old, $115. pr. nice ma-
teched ponies, $325; other nice
Shetland ponies, $125 to $150.
Also saddle and bridle sets,
$34. Bud Kasulka, 1423 Wes-
leyan Dr., Macon. Ph. 28060.

Southdown sheep: 3 yr. old
ram, $35; 10 mos. old ram, ent.
to reg., $18; one ewe, reg. 3
yrs. old, $20; 2 ewes, 10 mos.
old, ent. to reg. $18 ea. W. A.

Eaton, Rt. 6, Marietta Ph. 9-
5995.

2 fine grade does: young
Nubian and other Toggenburg,

bred to Herlando Del Norte,
(great grandson of B. B. B.
Pierce Del Norte (considered
to be the greatest buck in his-
tory). Reasonable price. Cant
ship Miss Nellie M. Mingle-
dorff, Rt. 3, Douglas.

Ewes with lambs by the side
Reg. Hampshire, $60 ea;
Grades, $35 including ewe and
lamb. Also limited number of
fine reg. Hampshire lambs.
John H. T. McPherson, Jr., P.
O. Box 602, Athens.

Nubian milk goat, gallon of

milk when fresh, giving 2 Qts.| A

now; 1 Nubian coming in with
first kid in December Alpine,
bred, freshen in March; at Tog

ee freshen in~ March.
Mrs. Lee Kirkley, 3860 Cas-
cade, Atlanta 11.

6 ewe sheep, bred, extra

large, wt. 200 lbs. if fat, 2 rams
3 lambs, wt about 60 lbs. Sell
all or part at my place, 2 mi.
West Lawrenceville on Oak-

Nubian milk goat, purebred,
over 1 yr. old, $25. Mrs. Flo-
rine Thompson, Fairmount.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want polled Hereford bull,
large enough for service. Will
buy or trade horned Reg. bull
wt about 1000 lbs for the poll-
ed bulls. R. H. Earnest, 2380
Campbellton Rd. SW, Atlanta.
Ph. PL 3-7245.

Want 25 or 30 common
goats within reasonable dis-
tance of Shellman. W. R.
Puckett, Shellman.

Want any number feeder
or fat lambs, also young quali-
ty beef cows to calve this wint_
er. R. B. Curtis, Farmington.
Ph. Madison 2603.

Want 1 young saddle horse,
prefer mare, within 100 mi.
radius. Write Bennie Durden,
Rt. 1, Odum.

Want approx. 50 grade Black
ngus or Hereford heifer cal-
ves. Must be open and of good
quality. Will pay top market
price per pound. C. T. Waite,
Jr., 509 Cascade Dr. Marietta
Ph. 9-5927.

Want some horses: trade
Reg. Walking Horse stallion
from chaTapion stock, for Quar
ter Horse stallion or colt or
equal stock; also will trade
several tons of hay for mares



land Ra. R.A. Williams, Rt. 4, |



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ona.
Aturcm \ th.
a he, SOS SOR Lawrenceville.

ise

ae
fie,

or fillies. Gene Wilson, Foster

|Ave@, Rome. Ph. 2-1131.





MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE



Extra large Martin gourds,
60e ea. and Jumbo gourds,
about 4 ft. around, $1 ea. Add
postage. Also gourd seed, 25c
doz. Geo. F. Murkerson, Rt. 6
Eastman.

1957 Black Walnut meats,
$1.25 lb. PP. Prompt. ship-
ment. Clean large pieces. Mrs.
Claude Kimsey, Rt. 1, Box 106
Hiawassee.

?

Nice clean Pecan and Black
Walnut meats, same or asst.,
2 pints, $1.25; 1 qt. and pint
dried clean Sage, $1.25, both
postpaid also nice Jerusalem
Artichokes, $5 bu. and carry-
ing charges. Mrs. L. E. Sand-
ers, Rt. 2, Buchanan.

Used feathers $7 for nice lot.
Mrs. G. L. Turner, Rt 3, Box
155, Austell.

Yellow Root, 4 lb. lard box
full for $1 Rev. Gene Souther-
land Oakman.

Dried fruit, 50c Ib and post-
age. E. L. Davenport, Rt. 1,
Culberson, North Carolina (re-
sident of Union County, Geor-
gia.)

1957 crop Black Walnut
meats, nice and clean, $1 pint;
Also red hot Cow-horn pep-
per 5 for 30c; Cayenne pepper,
25c doz. pods, for home eating
only. Mrs. Dewey Ellis Rt. 5,

| Ellijay.

Artichokes 65 gal. Prompt
shipment. No COD, or checks.
Mrs. Estelle Payne, Rt. 3, Can-
ton.

Fancy grade cut Comb ho-
ney,, in 2-1/2 Ib. jars, 12 to
case, $9.50 Cs; I pound: jars,
25 to Cs., $9.50 Cs. PP in Gav
Edgar Sirmans, Stockton.

Washed 100 Ib. cap feed
sacks, plain or print, 40 ea.
PP. Mrs. Mary M. Mason, Rt.
1, Box 145 Hamilton. Ph. Co-
lumbus FA 4-1824.

Choice Ga. Cane Syrup, in
3 and 4 gal containers $4.50
and $6 Case at my farm. W.
Cole, Rt. 1, Nicholls.

Jumbo Bushel Gourds, 4
to 5 ft. around, $10 ea; also
Jumbo gourd seed, 50c ea., 3,
$1. L. E. Morgan, Rt. 4, Box

717, Waycross.

Nice print sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., no holes, all washed, 3,
$1 and postage. Mrs. Tenny-
son Mullis, Rt. 1, Cadwell. .

Vegetables: 1 patch ea. tur-
nips and Collards at may lace
3 mi. W. Soperton. I. C. Join-
er, Soperton.

30 lbs. chicken feathers, 35
1b;_also 8 of a kind 100 Ib cap.
print feed sacks, $2 for lot, or
30c ea. Mrs. W. Smith,
Stephens.

Jerusalem Artichokes for
pickle or planting. At my home
$1 gal. $7 bu. or $1.50 gal. del.
to 3rd zone or $7 bu. Shipping
Charges collece. C. W. Page,
149 North Ave. NE, Atlanta 8.
Ph. TR 4-6452.

Black Walnuts, hulled and
dry, $2.50 bu. Also Fresh dry
ground Sage 60c cup. Add post
age. Miss Gennia Brown, Rt.
1, Ball Ground.

Black Walnut meats, large
and clean pieces, $1.25 lb. PP
or 75c pint. Mrs. Boyd Nichol-
son, Hiawassee.

1957 hand gathered washed
shade dried Sage, $1.50 Ib.
plus postage; also 1957 sun
dried apples, free of worms,
cores, 50c Ib. plus postage. Mrs.
Claud Edmonds, Rt. 2, Toccoa.

Nice clean Walnut meats
asst. large pieces, 60c pint. P.
in Ga. Frank Weeks, Dial.

3 lbs. washed and dried Sage
Make offer. Mrs. Myrtle Pace,
Rt. 1, Temple.

Ground Sage, $2 lb. Add
postage. Nellie Keith, Alvaton.

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED





Want to trade 600 stalks of
old fashioned Green Sugar
Cane for same amount of old
fashioned Red cane. Roy D.
Simons, Rt. 4, Box 525, Way-
cross.

Want old fashioned country
Sausage put up in shucks or
sacks. Pay good price for it.
Mrs. H. E. Baldwin, 114 Tram=
mell St., Marietta.

Want 50 to-100 bu. 1957 crop
Tron Peas, combine run or re-
cleaned. State best price FOB
farm. Fred Flanders, Rt. 6, Box
277, Dublin. =

Want 500 or 1000 Cedar
posts ,according to price del.
at Collins or at your farm.
Quote best price at once. J. R.
Smith, Rt. 2, Manassas.

Want 1 or 2 male scupper-
nong scions at least 4 yrs. old.
Will pick up within 50 mi. of
Atlanta. E. L. Eller, 596 S.
Evelyn Place, NE, Atlanta 18.

Want 3 or 4 hives Honey.
Bees in patent gums. G. M.
Dial 1657 Indian Creek Dr.
RFD 3, Stone Mountain.

Want good used Western
saddle. Must be reasonably
priced and near Macon. Miss
Joy Marchman, Rt. 5, Macon,
Ph, 2-0802.

Want caseof Honey, also sev
bu. multiplying onion sets.
all at reasonable priced del. to
me. Blackwell, 2022
}Wrightsboro, Augusta,