Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1958 December 10

| ~Phil: Campbell,

Commissioner

Prouilerin







NUMBER 14

















































d a,

theast will be able to buy the
eeded, volunteering Chief







thod of selection that isolated
oerior offspring, from common





f cooperative effort by USDA
Mississippi Agricultural Experi-







: g clover that would maintain
through the fall and come back
several years without seed-
esulting Chief, another forage
theasts fast-growing cattle in-
also find use in soil conserva-



tion method worked out by
Mississippi agronomist H. W.
ilized a weakness and a





rents weakness is a permeable
hat allows water to be absorbed
may cause germination soon
eed is ripe-during midsummer
: spells are common. Such seed-
ot survive, or are too poorly
shed to produce through fall. |

nearly all common crimson clover
nall but varying percentage of
fspring. It was this superior
Bennett successfully exploited.
ly selecting hard seeds from
ts of common seedsusing a















i hands, and the broken and
eds were floated off. The re-

ted. Seed from these plants was

hed, consolidated, and water-
3 days. Hard seed recovered
ot was planted in 1940. The



clover next year, thanks to a pa-

real distribution will wind up.

. They sought a hard-seeded, ~

nea screened and iso- .
| antees,

all percentage of hard seed :





plot was rolled in the spring of 1941 and
left to volunteer seed. Fs

Seeds from 300 of the volunteer crim-
son clover plants that survived in best
condition into 1942 were harvested. Their
seedslargely hardwere bagged sep-
arately. Samples of seed from each plant

_were rigorously subjected to the soak-and

discard procedure. Only progeny lines
that included more than 20 percent hard
seed were retained and grown. In succeed-
ing years, progressively higher levels of
hard-seededness were required for reten-

tion, And beginning with 1944, selection

| Feed Violations Decrease -
Improvement Shown In 58

Due to rigid enforcement of state laws
concerning the manufacture of livestock
feeds, violations and penalties for the first
nine months of this year are less than dur-
ing the same period in 1957.

F.S. Carr who heads up the State De-
partment of Agricultures Food and Feed
Section says that only 9.92 percent of the

samples checked failed to. meet manu--

facturers guarantees during the first nine
months of 1958 as compared with 12.24
percent during the same period of the pre-
vious year.

In addition, according to Carr, penal-

ties for the first nine months of this year

total only 8.12 percent as compared with
10.56 percent during the same period in
1957.

We are continually checking feed sam-
ples in our laboratories to insure that feed
mixtures meet the manufacturers quar-
Carr says. A monthly report of
our laboratory findings is published in the
Market Bulletin for the information of the
general public.

Carr said further that in general, feed
manufacturers are doing a fine job of
maintaining quality in their products and
most violations are unintentional errors
caused by improper mixing of feed ingre-

dients in the feed mills.



was also made for another character
lateness of spring growth.

By 1947, nearly 63 percent of the crop
had some hard seed. And volunteer sand &
that have been produced on an isolated
block since 1948 have stabilized the harde
seed content at 65 to 85 percent.

Following these steps, tests for yield
and for reseeding were made at the Mis-
sissippi Station before the variety was
named. Chief, now ready, is the direct de-
scendent of the many generations raised :
there. ae








Production Restrictions
On Corn Are Liffed

In the corn production referendum >
held Nov. 25 the majority of the nations
commercial corn producers voted in favor
of a new program that calls for the elimi+
nation of corn acreage allotments and a
new method of setting support prices for
the 1959 and succeeding crops. =

Under the new program approved by:
the majority of those voting, there will be
no restrictions on acreages planted to corn
in 1959 and later years. Price supports on
a national average basis will be 90 per=
cent of the preceding three-year average
price received by producers for corn but
not less than 65 percent of parity for the _
1959 crop. It is estimated that the average
support price will be between $1.12 and _
$1.15 per bushel. :

The new program dispenses with com>
mercial and non-commercial producing
areas. Corn produced anywhere in the
United States that meets quality and store

age requirements will be supported at the ~
same national average level.
The vote in Georgia totaled 6,509 for the
new program and 523 for the old program.
of acreage allotments.












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~ FARM

WORK

WANTED

35 yr. old white, married
man (8 children, 8-14 yrs. old)
want job on 2 H. farm. Can
drive tractor, truck and han-
dle any kind of machinery. Lee
Spears, 626 Washington St., S.
W., Apt. 3, upstairs, Atlanta.

50 yr. old man and wife
want job on dairy or chicken
farm or any kind of farm work,
Sober and honest worker. Wil-
liam B. Alewine, Middleton.

White single, 26 yr. old
man, wants job on good dairy
farm, with reliable party, with
good place to live and reason-
able salary. Exp. and was born
and raised on farm. Marion
Eason, 2631 Lakewood Ave.,
ie Atlanta 15, Ph. DI, 4-

Want job tractor farming on
Halves. Have wife and_ son.
Need to be moved by Christ-
mas, and furnished with 3-4
R. house for white residents.
Andrew Flournoy, Rt. 1, c/o
Nelson Farms, Montezuma.

White man, wife and 4 chil-
dren (oldest 16), wants job
eneral farm work on farm.
xp. Also drive tractor, truck,
do carpenter work, etc. Need
4-5 R. house, lights, water,
etc. and reasonable _ salary.
Have to be moved. Ready to
be moved. Pozzie Lee McCul-
ough, Rt 3, Box 1215; At-
lanta.

Want farm work on half
or work for wages. Willing
workers, sober and honest, 5
in family, 3 to work. Will have
to be moved, can move any-
time. Mrs. Julia Daniel, Rt. 1,
Gainesville.

Young couple with 2 grown
sons and other, force enough
to run any kind large farm,
exp. in all kinds farming and
equip. Want permanent place
for 58-59. No drunks, ready
Oo move any where, any time.

. H, Ray, 573 Washington, St.,

Would like job raising 2 or
3 chicken houses on halves,

would take part truck farm or
work on farm. Experienced
with machinery. Auther
Brown, RFD 1, Statesboro.

49 yr. old sober, single man
wants job on farm with re-
liable person. Weekly salary
to be paid every week. Make
me an offer, Ollie Clark, RFD
1, Hartwell.

White man, 23 yr. old, with
wife and 3 yr. old child wants
job on dairy or chicken farm
for reasonable wages and 2 or
3 R house, lights, water, etc,
Experienced. William Smith,
Hartman Rd., Rt. 2, Austell,

Want one horse farm on
standing rent basis near Dah-
lonega. State how many acres
you have in cultivation. Harry
Binion, Jir., 1201 Boulevard
Dr., N. E., Atlanta.

Married Man, 55 yrs. old,
no children wants job tractor
driving on farm, get paid by
week and house furnished.
Wesley Smith, Rt. 3, Dale Rd.,
Lithonia,

FARM HELP

WANTED





Want good farmer for 220
A. farm, 115 acres open, all
under fence. Will take care of
100 head cattle. Plenty of
water, 5 R. house with lights.
Standing rent basis. E. F.
Seales, Rt. 4, Bowdon.

Want white man, 37 to 48
yrs. old, no drinker, with
small family and son, 16 yrs.
or older to work with him and
who knows farm machinery,
hay baler, etc. Weekly wages.
5 R. house, Elec. water, wood.
Schtool bus. No row crops.
Raise ans, hay, gattle, ?-
Clay, Rt. 3, Avondale Mill Rd.,



S. W., Atlanta.

Macon. Ph. SH 2-51117.

Want experienced Turpen-
time worker for 1959. Have
5,000 faces. Want them work-
ed 50-50 basis. E. A. Powers,
Rt. 2, Blackshear,

Want farm family to help
with farm. Man to work part
time and can have some farm
for himself. Wife to help with
light farm work, and milk
cow for half of milk. W. E.
Rushton, Rt. 2, Metter.

Want reliable white middle-
aged woman, unencumbered,
to live in home on farm with
elderly woman and do light
farm work. $10.00 week, room
and board. Mrs. A. C. Mobley,
Concord.

_ Want man with smali fam-
ily interested in raising hogs,
to do gen. farm work, culti-
vate with Intnl tractor. Have
some rough carpentry and
mech. ability, reasonable
weekly salary and
good 5 R. house, wired for
elec. stove, on school bus rt.
Gus G. Moore, Resaca, Ph, Cal-
houn, MA. 9-5756.

furnish

Want experienced dairy-
hand. Pay $45.00 wk. and
furnish 4 R. house. Eugene

Von Waldrew, c/o Waldrew
Dairy, Rt. 4, Sylvania,

Want single or married man
with small family to farm
with John Deere tractor and
tend turpentine on halves. Will
pay small yr. round salary. 4
R house wired for elec. stove
and running water. No drink-
ing. Mrs. D. C. Dulmage, Rt.
3, Box 112, Soperton, Ph.
Johnson 9-4973.

Have place for 2 good farm
families to handle livestock,
and make 1959 crop. Houses
now available. Salary will be
arranged, Dr. Dewey T. Na-
bors, 330 Doctors Bldg, At-
lanta.

Want reliable, experienced
tobacco grower with ample
labor and equip. to cultivate
250 A on shares. Paved road,
elec, good land. Want sober
person who wants to make
something and be permanent.
H. T. Hicks, P. O. Box 206,
Wrightsville.

Want middleaged man and
wife to live in home on farm,
with old couple and do light
farm work for room, board
and reasonable salary. L. R.
Fain, Rt. 2, Alpharetta, Ph.
5408.

Want maried man, 28-
yrs. old for So. Ga. cattle
ranch, with mechanical or tim-
ber exp. Able to ride horse.
Absolutely no drinker. Refer-
ences required. Good house
with elec. on bus rt, George
Varn, Box 205 Folkston.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE





Oliver mower with 6 ft.
blade, 3 point hitch, fit any
tractor, first class condition
and with 2 wheels behind.
$135. P. J. East, Rt. 3, Cov-
ington.

Irrigation system, approx.
4,400 ft. pipe, all types fittings,
20 Rainbird sprinklers. John-
nie King, 213 S. Grant St.
Fitzgerald.

500 gal. underground Butane
or Propany gas tank, $125. J.
O. Robertson, c/o Silver Gate
Ranch, Rt. 1, Athens, Ph. Li-
berty 6-8458.

1-1/2 ton Ford truck; also,
5 shoats and 2 milk goats ready
to breed. Mrs. Jessie Harrison,
Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 8-5157.

Correction, 1952 Allis Chal-
mers B tractor, with two 14
in. bottom plows, 1 harrow,
cultivator, planter and_dis-
tributor. R. L. Brown, RFD 4,
Box 188, Millen, Ph. 328R2.

Correction, 1954 Intnl. 2 ton
stake dump truck and 1 load-
er for Ford tractor. Both used
on farm. W. F. Duncan, 4872
ie Hwy. Atlanta, GL 7-
9116.

1955 Massey Harris goper
tractor, used very littye, lights,
lift, harrow, tiller, field and
row cultivator, wheel weights,
dirt scoop and layoff plow,
$950.; also, 1950 pick-up truck,
new bed, paint, rebuilt motor,
heater, $350. L. Bennett, Rt. 1,
Roswell, Ph. 6164



McCormick 2 H. mower, per-
fect cond., and 1 H. hay rake,
both for $150. FOR my farm.

O. M. Ruff, Sr., Rex Rd., Mor-
row. Ph, Stockbridge 4366.

TD 14 A Intl. hydraullic
bulgrader with Model M
scraper; also lowboy tractor
and trailer. Priced reasonable.
W. C. Long, Chatsworth.

TD 14 IntL crawler with
blade and dbl. drum control
unit, land clearing harrow, Le-
Tourneau, 6 yd. scraper. In
good condition. Now in use on
my farm. John R. Benneit,
2710 Walton Way, Augusta.

One farm jeep, as is, $143.
Harris D. Johnson, Rt. 4, Box
ried Lawrencevile, Ph. TH. 3-

1952 pick-up truck, 3/4 ton,
has 11,000 mi. on it; also top
bodies, have been kept out of
the weather, $900. ee
Crook, Montezuma, Ph. 7151.

1955 Allis - Chalmers CA
tractor, used very little, lights,
spring tooth cultivators, bot-
tom layoff plows, dbl. section

harrows. A-1 condition, At my
home. Bill Jordon, Rt. 1, Lil-
burn, Ph, Stone Mountain
5613.

1941 1-1/2 ton truck, good
oak flat body, $125. James
Marshall, Flat Rock Rd, Wat-
kinsville,

Jeep: 1956, 4 wheel drive,
CJ 5, equipped for farm duty,
3 point hydraulic lift and PTO,
heavy duty springs, bumper
weight, lock out hubs, en-
closed steel cab with heater,
A-1 condition, $1,475. D. W.
Mills, Rt. 1, Roswell, Ph. 6659.

500 gal. underground Pro-
pane tank; also poultry feed-
ers, nests and waterers. M. F.
Peterson, 3496 Wesley Chapel
Rd., Decatur, BU. 9-1859.

John Deere M with planters,
cultivators, cotton duster, Gee
Whiz harrows, 8 dise harrow,
4 disc tiller hydraulic lift. All
in perfect condition. Cheap. J.
C. Booth, Rt. 3, Danielsville,
Ph, 5445.

250 18x10 poultry layer
cages complete with waterers
and feeders, 50c ea. Henry A.
Brooks, 828 Barns Mill Rd.,
Marietta, Ph. 8-0595.

One 2H wagon, $25.; one 2
H middlebuster, $10.; mule
scoop, $10.; one iron double-
tree with singletrees, $5.;
sets gears with 2 leather col-
lars, $5. and $6. G. L. Jackson,
Rt. 2, Tucker Rd., Stone Mtn.,
Ph, 9027.

Water storage tank, 1,000-
10,000 gal.cap., for storage use
on farm. Wallace D. Bates, Rt.
5, Dalton.

One 9-N Ford tractor in
good condition. Needs 1 tire.
James S. Eaton, 4926 Stage-
coach Rd, Ellenwood.

1950 John Deere 40 tractor,
all equipment, cotton duster,
five rows, land subsoiler, 6 ft.
dbl. sex and harrow, cultiva-
tor, distributors and planters;
1950 Allis Chalmers B harrow,
Cultivator, distributors, plant-
ers. Also, Farmall A harrow,
bottom plow and_ planters.
Ben Beall Rt. 2, Hazlehurst,
Ph. FR. 5-2824.

Super C, .2 row, planters,
cultivators, 2 dise plow, bush
and bogg mower, post hole
digger and poison outfit; also,
Farmall M bush and_ bogg,
smoothing harrow carrier, sub-
soiler, wagon, grain drill, etc.
Mrs. Eulah H. Maffett, Hem-
bree Rd, Rt. 1 Box 88, Ros-
well.

Almost new 1955 Farmall
cub tractor, excellent condi-
tion, turn plow, cultivator,
planters, distributor, mowing
machine, only used to culti-
vate tobacco, $950.; also, ro-
tary mower for Super C_ trac-
tor. In good condition. N. W

Hendrix, Rt. 1, Box 24, Na-
hunta, Ph. 2-2344.
Ford tractor, 1956 model

800, in good condition without
equipment, $1,200, J. R. Smith,
Manassas, Ph, 3-2892.

1 mi. elec. fence wire and
brackets, $10.; 600 tobacco
sticks, $12.; 2 tobacco barn
burners, $6.; 2 sleds, $5.; 4 sets
harnesses, $20. also, 1 H farm
equipment. T. L. Collier, Rt.



3, Box 324, Fitzgerald,

drag and 8 dise bush and bogg:





















































































24 dise dbl. secti
harrow; 8 dise breakin,
row; 2 H wagon. All in
Newsome, Sandersville.

One each: rubber tire
gon; bulldozer blade, dbl. di:
plew and fertilizer _spreadei
practically new, for Ford
tor. I. T, Cowan, Rt. 2, St
bridge, Ph. 3432. 4

$50.; also, one Corn Cre
will crack over 1 ton an h
belt driven, $20. Both in go
cond. and FOB farm. E.
Gray, Rt. 2, Conyers, Ph. 6

1949 model H tractor, 2
turning plow and cultiv:
with hydraulic lift, self star
and lights, good tires and ba
tery. $400. Claude Thomp
Rt. 1, Ball Ground. :

One 2 H wagon with bra
spring seat, harness,

cond., $50. one b D0
with clamps, $10. W. ia 00
Rt 1; Gray.

One McCormic pull ty
combine, good mechanica
cond., used 2 seasons, $150.
E. Wilson, Clyo, Ga, .

3 disc Athens mounted plow,
excellent cond. Call or contact,
John Adair, Eatonton. :

One mule drawn 2 H w
in fair cond., $25., at my p.
Herman Bell, Charing.

1954 John Deere MT trac-
tor, 2 row, used 1800 hrs; 26
in., 2 disc plow (John Deere)
tool bar; John Blue poison d
ter, 6 row. Robert Camp-
bell, Rt. 2, Box 76, Temple.

1951 Farmall C 2-row trac
tor, motor completely over=
hauled, worked 20 A land for
1 crop since, Equipped wit
cultivators, plepiainy: guano
distributors, 4-dise tiller a
dbl. section dise harrow, A
for $900. Geo. R. Hunt, Kath-
een, =

5 H P Gravely tractor,
sickle mower, disc ow and
plow, $20.; also, 2 wheel utili--
ty trailor, steel frame, -

ed for ball and socket hit
$25. Mrs. O,-E. Myers,
pring Rd., Lithonia, Ph, 6507.

EQUIPMENT

WANTED





Want cane mill that 5 HP
electric motor wil pull. Solo-
mon George, Rt. 2, Box 8, Val=

osta,

Want 1,000 Ib. above floor
feed mixer. Joe L. Young, Box
522, LaGrange. oe

Want stainless steel, inside
and out, bulk milk tank,
prox. 300 gal. cap. Priced pene
sonably for cash. David
Ellis, Rt. 1, Monticello, Ph.

ae is buy a row Farm:
a tractor an ment,
John Cowart, Rt. 1, Fehira. i
Want corn sheller in perfect
condition, prefer 3 point hitch
Habern, or New Holland, Pri

must be reasonable, M. F. Cole,
RFD 1, Nicholls. =

Want good used hammer-
mill, preferably J.B. with plat
form and sacker. J. W. hes,
457 Piedmont Ave., N. E. Ate
lanta 8. '

Want -Super A farmall or
Cub Farmall tractor with plan-
ters, cultivators, tiller plow,
cut-away harrow and mow: :
machine, in good cond, rea=

sonably priced, within 50 mi.
Lawrenceville. L. W. A
Dacula, Ph. Lawrenceville,
3-3940. i j

Want dise plow under a
type, for Farmall cub. a
Henderson, Box 109, Toccoa,

Want one gal. elec. milk p
teurizer, in perfect wor
condition and at a reasonable
price. M. F. Cole, RFD 1,
Nicholls.

Want small elec. incubato
in good condition. Write wh
you have and if will
C.O.D. Mrs. L. F, Fowler,
5, Thomaston. :

Want small Farmall t:
prefer A, with equipment a



Be Bcousine, Re 1




















WANTED

wnt Case motor in rebuild-
le oe to fit 1948 VAC
actor. : price ey

E & PLANTS



Plot rida 90 large strawberr
ig $2.,C, $6. 800, S10. M.

ecks. ee BH.
1, Attapulgus.
ee plants, $1. C, 300

1.50, $3.50 M, $2. M. at farm.
Vi exchange for a E.
Wethertord, Rt. 2, Gaines-

ateneres: s es. well
ooted, $1.25 25 Mrs: Cc
on or, Rt. Be an

has. Wakefield cabbage and
: pe tcxe lettuce plants, 45c



ed. Mrs. Leilar
; Boyiton.

Phillips,
erbearing ne ae
nts, well rooted, $1. C; Cat-
, tansy, balm, peppermint,
Junches, 80c; garlic bulbs,
1., plus postage. Exch.
100 ib. cap. white or print
cken feed sacks in good

Wnts pay postage. Miss L.
te, Rt, 1, Dahlonega.
00 cling and clear, peach

; few true peach seed from
planted 54 yrs. ago. H. J.





quality Victor grain

a 8-93 seed oats, St.

99. Bon Purity and 93

ee pure bulk,
B. Keily, Rt.



Coker 8, eeior-Grpin,
i, harvested bs. per. bu.,
t, harvested before rain,
Germ., 97.88 Purity,
uu. bulk or $1.10 bu. in
iO feed oats, heavy wt.
, per bu. bright, harvest-
i before rain, * bu. bulk,
n bags, $1. bu. L. E. Akins,
2, Byron, Ph. WO. 3-3314.

Deiea erowder peas, Germ.
} pet., 5 Ib., $1.75 PP, 100 lb,
FOB. J. A; Wilson, Mar-

Klondike strawberry plants,
|. C, plus 15c postage on ea.
100 plants. Mrs. Tilda Mathis,

Rt. 4, Canton.
strawberry

Everhenri
: 23 C, $8. M; Shallot

inion aca kind, 4 doz. $1.
ixch. for printed sacks, 100
. cap, 4 alike. Each pay post-
Mrs. Janie Ellis Grant-












pl:







Grape cuttings, 3 varieties,
ord, Niagara, and Cataw-
L very large. Your choice,
lab 10 long cuttings, $1.50

jus 15 postage. No checks.
iss Ina Dugan, Rt. 4, Canton,

Myers and Rubel blueberry
lants, 18-36 in., 2-3 yrs. old,
rom Porterfield Seger 6, $4.
2, $7. F.0.B. E. G . Nicholson,
Hen Rd., Rt. 3, Macon.

Charleston Wakefield, Ear-
Jersey Wakefield and Round

tech, frostproof cabbage
lants, ready now, 300,
00. M9, $2. $2.75 M. Odis Conner,

Round Dutch, Charleston and
) ae Wakefield, rosa eet
pa a B09, ready now,











$2.50 M. PP
Sean Pitts, Ph.
filion fangs

- STORE IRRIGATION
_ EQUIPMENT

Equipment not in use dur-
ing sue fall months should be
stored, say eects at the
gricultural xtension Ser-
rice. Gasoline engines should
placed under a shelter and
water either drained or
ne put in the radiator
eep it from freezing. Pipes
should be stored under a shel-

off the ground; sprinklers
m a rack so threads will not
z and rubber gas-
ts suction hose in a
imp place so they will not












December 10, 1958

Kudzu Crowns, $7. M. Hen-

[ty M. Ford, P.O, Box 147,

Lavonia.

Nice Klondike strawberry
plants, damp packed 90e C, $8.
M.. Add 25 per hundred for
postage: Minimum shipment,
200 plants. No COD. Mrs. Lu-
{ther S, Butler, 466 Page Ave.,

N. E. Atlanta 7, S
1846, a Ph. Dr. 3

Brussels sprouts,
lettuce, Wakefield
Heading collards,
dill, cauliflower, lemon balm,
50c doz.; asparagus crowns.
$1.50 doz. No less than $1, or-
ders, Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Sr.,

broccoli,
cabbage,
all 35 doz.;

etek, Register,

Tenn. Beauty strawberry
plants, most productive, large
red Erion. ong keepers, $2.-

50 C. Spain, Rt.
it aa apices

Nice piece Seibeey
plants, $1. $7.50 M. John
C. Fields, 1036 W. poate St.,

+) Griffin, Ph. 3682.

Peach, apple, plum, grape
muscadine, mulberry, chestnut,
walnut, one and two yr. old
trees, 50c @a, and up. Cannot
aa Fresh dug and wrapped.

Street, 3090 Buford Hwy.,
Atlanta 6.

Klondike strawberry plants,

young, we rooted, 90c C, 300,
$2., 500, $3. and $5. M. Add
postage. Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2,
Gainesville.

Enough collard and cabbage
plants for 2 acres each, also,
rutabaga plants for 3 acres.
All now ready to pull. S. G.
Thompson, Oak Park.

Blakemore strawberry
plants, well rooted, $7. M,
500 or more PP. Prompt shi
ment. Mrs. Lois Scoggins, Rt.
1, Palmetto. 5

Chas. Wakefield and Mar-
|ket Copenhagen cabbage
plants, strong, large plants,
500, $1.25, $2. M; white Ber-
muda onion plants, same price.
Ship daily, E. L. Fitzgerald,
Box 662, Fitzgerald.

Well rooted everbearing,
streamliner strawberry, $1. C,
$8. M; bearing size red and
yellow plums, 3, $1.; old fash-
08 sweet peach (pink seed)
3, $1.; Hackworth apple, 2, $1.;
everbearing Brown turkey tig,
bearing size, $2.50 ea. $5 or-
ders PP. Prompt shipment.
Mrs.:B. T. Thornton; Rt. 1,
Bowdon.

Strawberry plants, Blake-
more, $1.50 C, Mastodon, $1.25
C, Klondike, $1. C, $4., 500 and
$8. M; catnip, 30c bunch; pep-
permint, 30c doz; scuppernong
cuttings, 75c doz; Mtn. huck-
leberry, bearing size, 75c doz;
Sugar pears, $1. ea. Add post-
age Mrs. Lee Hood, Rt. 1,
Gainesville.

Nice apeecue strawberry
plants, $2. C. P . A. Phell,
1675 Willis Mill Rd. S. W. At-
lanta.

Kudzu Crowns, etalk 1 and
2 yrs. old; $2. C, bog Ay OS



50 M. Add postage. C. D. Crow,
Rt. 2, Gainesville.
FEED & GRAIN
FOR SALE



Orchard grass and Clover
hay, 85c bale, Will deliver in
At mae area. Ralph Dangar,
a ee , Woodstock, Ph. Roswell

450 bales oats: 150 bales
Brown Top Millet and Soy
Bean mixed and ig bales So}
Beans and Crab Grass mixed
$1. bale. J. A. Clark, Ellen-
wood.

Coastal Bermuda hay, in
truck lots. Good quality. At
my farm or delivered. Berry
Pigdon, Tifton, Ph. 281W1

1,000 bales Excellect Sericea
hay, 75c bale, FOB my farm.
O. M. Ruff, Sr., Rex Rd., Mor-
row, Ph, Stockbridge 4366.

This years hay; Alfalfa
bale; Fescue and Sho
Grass, 75c bale. 1,500 bales in
all and all in square bales. Ode
Wilson, Rt. 1, Murrayville.

ue ,000 bales Sericea hay
n. E. F. Scales, RFD 4,
Boe

25.
PE es





7

MARKET BULLETIN

2,000 square bales Sericea

hay, 50 bale or $25. ton, at
my place near Red Hill. Dock
Vandiner, RFD 1, Martin,

1958 crop, well fertilized
hay, Sericea, Clover, Fescue
and Rye Grass, 70c bale or
$25. ton. Cecil Travis, c/o Pine

Crest Acres, Riverdale, Ph.
Fayetteville, 4862.
300 bales Lespedeza_ and

Bermuda hay mixed, $20. ton
or 60c bale. 1-3/4 mi. N. Zeb-
Ross Synder, Rt. 1, Zeb-
ulon

Recleaned feed oats, $1. bu.
in bulk. William Schroer, Rt.
2, Box 6, Valdosta, Ph. 2-0607.

Bright Green Clover and
Brown Top Millet hay, cured,
free of rain and crushed when
moved, $35. ton. Del. reason-
able distance. J. E. -Voyles,
er 54, Morrow, Ph. GR. 8-

For feed500 bu. U. S. 282
yellow Hybrid corn, ship
shucked, also, 150 bu. white
corn, $1.25 bu. at my farm.
Mrs. Inez Forrester, Dial.

Hay per ton: Approx. 3 tons
mixed Coastal Bermuda and
Kobe Lespedeza, $23. 4 tons
mixed Coastal and Crabgrass,
$20.; 13 tons Sericea, $25. At
barn. All good. Well fertilized
and baled without rain. Don-
aa ae Rt. 3, Cuthbert, Ph.

Oat hay and very fine Fes-
cue, $30. ton del. in Atlanta
area. Will trade for cows. W.
C. Davis, Rt. 1 Box 409, Stock-
bridge, Ph. 4445.

1,500 bales Sericea Lespe-
deza hay, baled without rain.
First or second cutting, $1.
bale at barn. Will del. reason-
able distance. W. A. Estes,
RFD, Ellenwood, Ph. Stock-
bridge 3161.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE

Cattle

Santa Gertrudis bulls, pure-
preg deep red color, 8 mo.
W. Morris, Double M.
Pe. PO. Box 119, Carroll-
ton, Ph, TE. 2-2852.

Jersey cow, gives 2-pal. milk
with Ist, calf; also 1 hog and
3 pigs. See at my farm. Mrs.
Josie Fortner, Rt. 2, Mineral
Bluff.

Polled Hereford bull, about
1 yr. old, dark red, $200. See
except on Sundays. M. B.
Welsh, Rt. 2, Heath Rd, Ma-
con, Ph. SH. 5-8465.

Reg. Aberdeen Angus bull
calf, 6 mo. old, excellent blood-
lines, good condition. Grace
Stallings, c/o R. L. Stallings,
RFD 2, Conyers, Ph. 6113.

Reg. Hereford bulls and
heifers, 6-10 mo. old, $150-
$200. ea Cecil Travis, c/o Pine





Crest Acres, Riverdale, Ph.
Fayetteville 4862.
Hereford, horn type, bull,

1 yr. old, can be Reg. for sale;
also want to buy 1 Landrace
boar of service age. Albert L.
Jerman, Rt. 1 Rossville, Ph.
CA. 9-1576.

Reg. Jersey bull, 3 yrs. old,
son of Esmond Owl. See at
my farm. Gilbert Brand, Rt. 1,
Acworth.

5 large cows (one Angus),
4 heifers (2 Hereford) 3 bulls
(1 Hereford, 2 Holstein), T.
A. McClung, 495 Indian Creek
Dr., Clarkston, Ph. HI. 3-7509.

Registered Black Angus bull,
bangs free, 4 yr. old, weight,
1200 lbs, out of Blackberry 29,
Flint River; sired by Burgess
Bandolier H. G. W. Potts, Rt.
1, Conyers, Ph. 4321.

4 mature gentle reg. Brah-
man bulls. Sell or trade for
equivalent Angus or Hereford.
George Varn, Box 205, Folk-
ston.

2 Jersey milch cows, calved
Nov. 15 and Dec. 1. Bill Me-
Gee, Box 153 Red Oak, Ph,
Atlanta, PO. 1-2488.

Swine

Duroe hogs, purebred, meat
M. M. Newsome, San-



type.
dersville, Phone 3856.





15 Berkshire and Duroc pigs,
6 wks. old Dec, 13; also, 12
Berkshire crossed. with OIC
and Hampshires, 7 wks. old,
at my place near Duncan
Creek Church on Larnsville
Thompson Mill Rd. Claud Hol-
man, Rt. 1, Hoschton.

32 well bred pigs, cross be-
tween Duroc boars and SPC
sows, large, well developed,

ready for sale Dec. 10-Dee. 15.
FOB farm, ue ea. for small

number, S. . Cown, RFD 1,
Temple,
Reg. Landrace boars and

gilts, 8 wks.5 mo. old, im-
ported bloodlines, W. E. Cle-
ments, Hephzibah, Rt. 2, Ph:
LY. 2-243

Choice Landrace pigs, males
and females, imported blood-
lines, treated, Reg. in buyers
name, $60. ea. William E. La-
nier, Rt. 2 Box 84, Metter, Ga.
Ph, 5-1035,

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars,
bred gilts and service age
boars. Reg. in buyers name,
unrelated pairs, 100 pct. im-
ported bloodlines, lifetime
treatment for cholera. H. R.
Gosset, Cave Spring.

Reg. Landrace hogs; vacci-
nated and treated, $25. ea. and
up; service age boars (import-
ed) 6 mo. old, Ribbon Winners
at fair. Sell or trade for corn
or hay. Alvin Greene, Rt. 1,
Box 507 B, Augusta, Ph. RE.
6-3155.

Landrace hogs, 100 percent
Swedish bloodline. 6 open gilts,
ea. wt. 200 Ibs. or over and 2
bred gilts same size, several
weanling gilts and boar pigs.
Priced low. Wayne D. Phillips,
c/o Honey Ridge Plantation,
Guyton, Ph. Prospect 2-3225.

Booking orders for Reg. SPC
pigs. Best bloodlines, long lean
meat type. Ready in Feb.
George Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave
Spring.

Booking orders for Reg.
Tamworth pigs. Best blood-
lines, ready at 8 wks. Jan. 10,
pe ea. at lot; $32.50 shipped.
Papers in buyers name. Don-
McCord, Rt. 1, Cave
Spring.

Nine wks. old Reg. Landrace
boars, $60. ea; several 9 mo.
old boars, $150. ea. Life time
treated and top blood lines. B.
G. hae acon, Ph. SH.

5 purebred Hampshire pigs,
no papers, $25. pair. Ralph
Dangar, Rt. 1, Woodstock, Ph.
Roswell 2472.

50 crossbred pigs, Duroc,
Beltsville and OIC. Wormed,
vaccinated and creep fed.
Ready to go Dec. 8. L. S.
Polk, Box 131, Newborn.

Purebred Landrace boar, 10
mo. old, at my farm, 1 mi. N.
of Coal Mtn. on Hwy. 19, $65.
Glenn Gilstrap, Rt. 1, Cum-
ming, Ph. TU. 7-7626.

Reg. Landrace boars, 8 wks.
old, $60. ea.; 8-1/2 mo. old
$150. ea. Top bloodline. Treat-
ed. R. F. Seymour, Rt. 1, Tig-
nall, Ph. Atwater 5-2033.

Reg. Hampshire boar, 18 mo.
old, from bangs free stock, in
good cond. for service. Can
furnish papers. Shadrack Bar-
peee Rt. 1, Butler, Ph. VN. 2-
2565.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

One gray mare mule, good
worker, wt. approx. 1,000 Ibs.
H. C. Cleland, Rt. 1, Box 359,
Savannah, Ph. Guyton Ex-
change 2-3245.

Gentle saddle mare, white
three quarter horse, about 7
yrs. old, supposed to be bred
to gaited Tenn. Walker, $125.
with bridle and saddle. Mr.
ar Sas oa Stockbridge, RFD

Mare mule, about 10 yrs.
old, about 1,150 lbs; one horse
wagon, good as new, one horse
slide plow, distributor, single
plow, cotton pieney also 10
Yorkshire and Cc. mixed
shoats, wt. speak 70-75 Ibs at
my farm. Herman Slaton, Se-
noia Rd. Rt. 1, Fairburn,

Pair good looking mules,
weight about 1250 and 1050
lbs., work well together, A. D.
Watren, P. O. Box 202, Still-
more.

PAGE THREE

At stud, Red Lights Noble
Rex, Reg. 36083 American sad<
dle bred stallion. Proven sire
top quality colts. Grandson of
Noble Kalarama. Thomas G.
Watkins, Jr., 4584 Flat Shoals
Rd., Rt. 2, Decatur, Ph. oe 9-
6692.

Good saddle Quarter horse,
in foal, 6 yrs. old, $150. og
with saddle and bridle, $195.
G. . Mauldin, 708 Frances
Pl. N. W. Atlanta, Ph. SY. 4
3844,

3 yr. old biack Shetland
pony gelding, saddle and bri-
die included, $165. E. H. Gray,
Rt. 2, Conyers.

At stud, Reba Genius, pro-
ven American bred saddle
horse stallion, Reg. 25327, by
Lourbon Genius out of Autumn
Peavine, by Astral Peavine,

Fee, private treaty. Dr. E. L.
Kilday, Claxton.
Welch Sorrel pony mare

with colt by side (colt not for
sale), Bred back to 36 in. reg.
dappled stud, white mane and
tail, gentle. Mare and new sad-
dle, $325. J. P. Spain, Stone
Mtn., Ph. 8924.

Mare mule, weight, 850 Ibs.,
and harne3s, $50.; also, 2 horse
wagon. Ben Beall, Rt. 2, Hazle-
hurst, Ph. 5-2824.

50 Shetland ponies, mares,
fillies, stallions, horse colts,
$100. ea., also, saddles, caris

and harnesses for sale. J. H.
Reddy, Hwy.
Ph. 8924.

4 Mexican burros, young,
good to ride and work, $45.<
$65. ea.; also, several nice
horses, different Colors, mares,
colts, Shetland ponies also,
bridies, saddles and blankets.
G. M. Housley, Worley Dr.,
Rt., 6, Marietta, Ph. 7-2144.

Red and white Shetland
pony, about 1-1/2 yrs old,
good and gentile, bridie and
saddle to fit. O. W. Prince,
Box 146, Rt. 5, Newnan.

Shetland pony and cart,
Shetland filly, Shetland 6 yr.
old stud, and 1 bred cow pony.
H. E. Crawford, Augusta, Ph,
Day. PA. 2+9937, Night, TA,
4-6068.

1 pr. good work mares, 9-<
10 yrs. oid, wt., 1,400 lbs. ea,
$300. for pr; 2 Shetland geld=
ing ponies, $140. and $165. ea;
Shetland filly in foal, $200.;
also 5 good mules, cheap. F. P.
Cooper, Sr., Powder Springs.

Black mare mule, 10 yrs.
old, good worker, about 950
lbs; also, 1 light 2 mule timber
cart in good cond. E. A. Pow-
ers, Blackshear, Rt. 2.

Sheep and Goats |

Fine herd milk goats. Will
begin freshening within a few
days. Willis Biggers, P. O. Box
296, Greenville, Ph. Orange,
2-4422. -

6 nice milk goats, 2 pure-
bred, young, fine Nubians, one
coming in with Ist kid, other
with 2nd; all butt headed; also
3 kids. Do not ship. Mrs. Lee
Kirkley, 3860 Cascade, S. W.,
Atlanta.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED

78, Stone Mtn.,





Want Reg. horned Hereford
bull, ready for service. State
age, approx. weight, price ete.
Guy F. Maddox, 323 Madison
Ave., Decatur.

Want 30 or 40 feeder calves
and yearlings and 30 or 40 ba-
by calves, within the next
month or two. Pay reasonable
price or trade brood sows,
shoats or pigs. Del. if prefer-
red. Write number, kind and
price. A. B. Grizzle. Suches.

Want 50 or 75 weaned feed-
er pigs, disease free, healthy,
good cond. Give pest price in
letter for lot and breed; also,
for sale, pony mare, 44 in,
bred to 36 in. dapple gray.
white mane and tail pony stale
lion, $475., at Melody Brook
Farm. Ogden A. Geilfuss, BR
8, Marietta. Ph. HE 5-738



Smyrna.

PAGE FOUR

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want 1 Beltsville No. 1 Reg.
boar, large enough for light
service. T. W. Snow, Jr., Mc-
Intyre. Ph. Whitehall 7-2766.

Want large Shetland or
Welch pony. Must be gentle
with children, also want sad-
dle, bridle and possibly cart.
Give full information and low-
est price. Roy Ayers, 4018
Rockbridge Rd. Stone Moun-

dain. Ph. Hi-3-5219 (Clark-
ston).

Want good, gentle horse, one
that will work anywhere and
ride. Must be gently and safe
for snrall children. Write what
you have and where can see.

J. I. Perry, Rt. 3, Ridge Rd.,
Douglasville.

Want 10 each, Suffolk and
Hampshire Rams, purebred
and old enough for service. L.
H. Vanlandingham, Howard.

POULTRY

FOR SALE





Purebred R. C. Golden Se-
bright bantam roosters, $1.50
ea. at farm. Mrs. T. W. New-
some, Sandersville.

Purebred bantam fowl in
both White and Black Tailed
Buff Japanese, also 1 pr. ea.
breeder chukas- and Mutant
pheasants. Fred Blaylock, 515
Crescent Ave., Chickamauga.

Purebred Dark Cornish ban-
dams, stocky, Bulldog type, 10
mos. old, $6. pr; Black Cochin
bantams, 8 mos. old, $5. pr;
also chukar partridges, $5. pr.
Will ship Exp. Col. Send M.O.
Mrs. Addie A. Edwards, 716
Myrtle St. N.E., Atlanta 8. Ph.
TR 4-5152.

4 Brown Red stags, 2 grown
$3. ea; 2 half grown, $2. ea.
Trade the 4 for young trio of
purebred Travellers. G.. R.
balawin, 115U tucker Pl. S. W.
Atlanta 10. Ph. PL 5-5416.

Pure Dark Cornish cock-
erels ready for service, large,
big bone type, long yellow
Jegs, $2. ea. in lots of 2. No.
COD. H. W. Thurmond, Farm-
ington.

25 part game and some all
game pullets, some laying, $1.
ea. John Kirkley, 3860 Cas-
cade S. W., Atlanta 18.

Game stags for sale. Write.
Clayton Davis, Rt. 1, Millwood.

40 April and March 1958
hatch young nice turkeys, at
my home, 5-1/2 mi. SW Ty
Ty, near Sleadge Dairy. Miss
Cora B. Patterson, Rt. 1,
S07 Ly LY:

25 Japaneese Fantail bantam
hens and 3 roosters, $25.; also,
3 Golden Sebright roosters,
$1.25 ea. At my place. E. B.
Boss; RED 2,Buford Dri
Lawrenceville.

30 Golden Seabright, young
bantam hens and 3 roosters,
$50. for lot. John H. Smith, P.
O. Box 83, Sandersville.

Brown Red Roundhead
crosses, Allen Roundheads, oid
time, yellow legged, red eyed
strain, Boston Roundheads,
Barker Brown Reds, my own
Black and Spangled Confed-
erates and Roundheads. A. R.
McBride, 3 McCarley St.,
Douglasville.

2 pr. Easter Egg Chickens,
breeders, $35. pr; also want
about 100 rabbits, adult and
young ones. Lewis Morgan,
Rt. 4, Waycross, Box 717, Ph.
AT. 3-7776.

Silver Spangled Hamburg
young roosters, standard size
of highest quality strain. Can-
not ship. John H. Cisel, Rt. 3,
Box 169, College Park.

7 young, full blooded Brown
Leghorn roosters, just about
grown, April $1.50 ea. Claude
Johnson, Rt. 1, Conyers.

Green Head Mallard ducks,
$2.50 ea. Will ship 2 or more.
Edgar C. Davis, 4346 Macon
Rd. Columbus.

MARKET BULLETIN

75 Royal Purple guineas, 10-
14 wks. old, also 75 that are 10-
14 wks. old, $1.50 ea. R. B.
Bradshaw, 367 Nelson St., S.
W., Atlanta 3. Ph. JA 4-3660.

POULTRY

WANTED





Want Double Breasted
Bronze (no White) turkeys in
vicinity of Atlanta. Call Mrs.
Etta Thompson, 2005 Cheshire
Ave. S. W. Ph. PO 1-6777. At-
lanta 18.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Large Bobwhite quail, fully

feathered, disease free, above |_

average in weight. Permit No.
51. C. K. Branton 2952 Hogan
aoe. East Point, Ph. PO. 6-

Northern Bobwhite quail
for breeders or releasing. In
flying pen 24 x 100 ft. Per-
mit No. 63; also Mallard ducks,
$5. pr; Golden Sebright ban-
tams, $7. trio. C. L: Cawthon,
Riverdale. Ph. GR 8-8106 af-
ter 6 PM:

Coturnix (Japanese) quail,
grown, $1.00 ea. C. Wylie Stal-
ter, Rt. 3, Box 154, Savannah.

Northern Bobwhite quail
from large stock, 1958 hatch.
Large quanties. at bargain
prices, at my place. Permit No.
18. Je Le Taylor, Rt 2; Port
Valley, Ph. JA 5-5804.

Mated prs. Northern Bob-
white quail, early 1958 hatch,
$3. pr. Permit No. 103; also
Coturnix quail, now laying,
$3. pr; hatching Coturnix eggs,
10e ea. parcel post prepaid.
Ship quail Exp. Col. M.O. Miss
Eve Wallace, 716 Myrtle St.
Be Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4-

Pigeons, quail, doves, ducks,

guineas, laying hens, rabbits,
$1.25 ea; chukas, yheasants,
Cornish, fantails, 2.20). as

roosters, 50c ea. No extra chg.
to ship. M.O. only J. H. Street,
3090 Buford Hwy. Atlanta 6.
Ph. ME 4-7888.

Americas finest str. White
King pigeons, $3. pr. No less
2 pr. shipped. Ogden Geilfuss,
c/o Melody Brook Farm, Rt. 3,
Marietta. Ph. He 5-7385
(Smyrna).

Common pigeons, sev. prs.
crossbreed White and Silver
Kings, Carneaux, and White
Homers, $1. pr., 3 pr. $2.50;
plenty bantam chickens, 50c
ea: No. less 6 birds shipped.
Jerry Branch, Enigma.

Utility White King pigeons,
$2.50 pr. Buyer pay Exp. chgs.
M.O. Only. Ray Hudson, Rt.

x |6, Carrollton.

White King pigeons, white
Silkie bantam chickens, R. I.
red bantams. Will swap Silkies
for B. B. Red bantams. also 3
nannie and 2 billy goats.
Priced right at my home. Will
not ship. Jess Dutton, Rt. 2,
Rydal.

Peacocks: 1 cock, 4 yrs. old,
$30.; 1 cock, 3 yrs. old $25.
L. Craft, Rt. 2, Lavonia.

N. Z. Whites, Reds, Blacks
and Gray doe and buck rabbits
of all ages. John C. Fields,
1026 W. Poplar St. Griffin.
Ph. 3682.

N. Z. White ped. rabbits, 11-
12 mos. old does, also buck,
11-12 mos. old. Will supply
reg. papers; also 2 N. Z. White
does, 5 mos. old, $6. to $10. ea.
J. E. McGee, Rt. 2, Barnes-
ville Rd. Thomaston.

N. Z. White rabbits, bucks
and does, Seniors, $10.; Jun-
iors, $6. to $8. All sub. to Ped.
C. W. Page, 149 North Ave.,
ee Atlanta 8 Ph. TR 4-
452.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





1958 hand gathered, washed,
shade dried sage, $1.50 lb. plus



postage. Mrs. Claud Edmonds,
Rt. 2, Toccoa,



Jeruselem artichokes, extra
large, white, French, $1.75 gal
PP 3rd zone; $7. bu. Exp. col-
lect; $1.25 gal, at my home;
also, Hunt grapevines, well
rooted, 10, $5.50 PP 3rd zone.
L. J. Johnson, 22 E. Broad, St.,
Winder.

Dry red hot pepper, 30c at.;
Chas. Wakefield cabbage and
Great Lake lettuce plants, N.
C. short stem cabbage and col-
lard plants, all 45e C. Del.
Mary Ruth Phillips, Rt. 1,
Royston.

Fresh new crop sage, $1.25
lb., plus postage. Mrs. Mary
C. Carter, Conyers.

1958 crop black walnuts in

the shell, $1. bu. Not hulled,
at my home. Mrs. R. F. Smith,
Sr., 3770 Covington Rd., De-
catur, Ph. BU. 9-4512,

Nice clean black walnut
meats, large pieces, $1. pt.
Miss L. M. White, Rt. 1, Dah-
lonega.

One 12 x 28 rear tractor
tire, in good condition, $25.;
also heavy 1 or 2 H drawn
dirt scoop, $7. H. L. Bailey,
Roswell, Ph. 6178.

1958 nice sundried peaches,
75c lb; nice sun dried apples,
50c lb. All plus postage. Or-
ders filled at once. Mrs. A. G
King, Rt. 2, Waco.

Winter preserving pears, $1.
bu. and you pick. S. S. Storer,
c/o Storers Ranch, Rt. 4, Hwy.
166, Douglasville.

Jeruselem artichokes, extra
large, French white, $1.25 gal.
at my home; $1.75 gal. PP 3rd
zone; $7. bu. Exp. Collect; al-
so, 10 Hunt grapevines well
rooted, $5.50 PP, 3rd. zone.
Miss Vautelle Holland, Win-
der, Ph, 10711 or 6951.

Yellow root, freshly dug and
washed, 4 lb. lard box at
75e; Queen-of-the meadow, 3
bunches, 25c; catnip, match
box full, 25c; dried red pepper
(cowhorn), 7 pods, 25c. Add
postage. Mirs. Martha Walker,
RFD 5, Ellijay.

Fresh Calif. multiplying
beer seed, 20c start, 12 starts,
$1. PP. Mrs. Earl Fincher, Rt.
2, Bremen.

Large -black walnut meats,
nice large, clean pieces, $1.25
lb.; 65c pt. PP, or bulk orders
of 5 and 10 lbs, and I pay
postage. Mirs. Geleta Nichols
Rogers, Hiawassee.

1958 - crop. black walnut
meats, nice and clean, large
pieces, $1.25 lb. PP; 65c pt.
PP. Orders filled promptly.
Mrs. Kittie Nichols, Hiawassee.

Large print sacks, 3 of a
kind, $1.30 PP. L. H. Brashing-
ton, Rt. 1, Powder Springs.

200 locust post, used 2 yrs,
$30. C; good clean bob wire,
half price; tractor wagon, rub-
ber tires, body cap., 250 bu.
grain, $150.; also 16 ft. folding
weeder, $50. All in good con-
dition. M. W. Gunn, Zebulon.

Sage, shade dried, PP up
to 5th zone, $1.35 lb; red pep-
per, shade dried, 35c doz. pods
if ordered with sage; large
red peanuts for eating. $2.55

O.|peck, PP to 5th zone, 1/2 bu.

PP to 4th zone. Harrison T.
Brown, Rt. 2, Toccoa.

Ext. honey in tin, del. 3rd
zone, 10 lbs, $3.85, 5 lbs, $1.90.
Shipped collect, 6-5 lb, $6.50,
3 cases, $18.; 12, 2-1/2 lb. =
glass, $7.00; 3 cases, $20:;
1-1/4 Ib, $4.50, 3 cases, b138
24 1 Ib, $U;, 3 cases, $20.. With
or without comb in glass. Rev.
Curd Walker, Rt. 2, Adrian.

Jerusalem artichokes, fresh
and fine, prompt shipment,
$1.75 gal. shipped to 3rd zone;
$1.25 gal. at my home; 8 gal.,
$7. or by Express Collect, $7.
C. W. Page, 149 North Ave., N.
E. Atlanta 8.

1958 sundried apples, peeled

and cored, nice and clean, 50c
lb; Mammoth sun flower seed,
25c tea cup full. Add postage.
Mrs. Ventis Weaver, Rt. 5, El-
lijay.
Compost, well rotted cow
manure, approx, 1 ton, $10.
ton or 2 tons, $18.; also have
chicken litter. Deliver not over
30 miles. Hugh Power, Rt. 3,
Marietta, Ph, 8-0510.



Country hickory
meat: hams, 10-20 Ibs. 85e Ib;
shoulders, 10-15 Ibs, 55 1b;

sides, 10-20 lbs, 50c lb. Mrs.
Louise T, Pope, Box 5, Dexter.
1988 sur syed apples, no
core OF Dp: - or worms, 55c
lb. in B = J Ib. lots, plus
|postage. _. .ilfred Moss, Rt.

1, Box 34, .siawassee.

Cattle. wire, 1 role, 4 ft.
high, 3-40 ft. lengths, cut off
role, good condition, $15. role
and the 3-40 ft. lengths. M. J.
Hambright, 446 Pegg Rd., S.
W. Atlanta 15.

New crop, No. 1, fancy Stu-
art pecans, large, well filled,
excellent meat, 50c Ib. Deli-
vered by Parcel Post. L. B.
Millians, 105 Temple Ave,
Newnan.

New crop hand shelled and
cleaned pecan meats, $1.25 Ib,
plus postage. Orders less than
2 lbs. not filled. Mrs. Janie
Almon, Luthersville.

Big, nice, new crop Stuart
pecans, delivered in 5 lb. lots
or more by - prepaid Parcel

Post, 45c lb. H. M. Moorman,
Lovett.
New crop. black walnut

meats, large pieces, $1. pt; al-
so, nice print dairy feed sacks,
100 Ib. cap., free of -holes,
several alike, 30c ea. All PP.
Mrs. Ruth Lowman, Rt. B,
Ellijay.

Peanuts,. large reds, sound
and clean, for eating, $2.45
peck up to 4th zone; $4.75 1/2/7
bu. up to 4th zone; $9.55 bu.
to 4th zone. All PP. Mrs. J. A.
Bailey, Rt. 2, Toccoa.

1958 crop shelled Stewart
pecans, mostly halves, $1.25 lb.
Cash with order plus postage.
10 Ibs del. in Ga. i By
Gordon, Rt. 1, Adel.

Pecan meats, $1.25; black
walnut meats, $1.35 lb. F.O.B.
ur ae Bryant, Luthers-
ville.

Dry red Cowhorn hot pep-
per, 6 pods 25c, for home use;
also, old fashion large, bloom-
ing sun flower seed, 35c cup-
ful. Add posses Mrs. Dewey
Ellis, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

10 cu. ft. concrete mixer,
plant type, 7-1/2 hp, 3 ph mo-
tor, $200.; also, old style hand
operated, block mch. with
molds to make, 4 x 6 and 8 x 8
in. blocks, 1 hp viberator mo-
tor, $100. Ted Penland, Mon-
roe, Ph. 7191.

Fresh Calif. multiplying
beer seed, 20c start, and en-
close 4c stamped envelope with
each order; also, black walnut
meats, large pieces, $1. pt.
Earl Frank Weeks, Dial.

New crop yellow, shelled,
popcorn, for eating, guaranteed
to pop, 20c lb. Will pay ship-
ping charges on bu. or more.
- W. Hutcheson, Rt. 2, Tem-
ple.

Shelled pecans, mostly hal-
ves, $1. lb. plus postage. Will
sell any amount. R. E. Hunter,
RFD 1, Byron.

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED





Want to buy rattle snake
root, send sample and quote
price. John Wheeler, P. O.
Box 31, Adairsville.

Want to buy 1/2 bu. long leaf
pine seed and 1/2 bu. slash
pine seed. Advise price. L. H.
+|Vanlandingham, Howard.

Want one 6 x 30 in. two ply
tire, in good condition, to fit
Allis-Chalmers G tractor. D.
L. Stokely, Rt. 2,
Springs.

Want 1 used English saddle
and full bridle, prefer black
leather, but will consider na-
tural russet. Price must be
reasonable. Mrs. Elizabeth
Exum, 2749 Ashford Rd. N. E.
Atlanta.

Want to buy some bees, Pat.
gums only. Will pay $5. hive.
W. R. Smith, 2330 Park Ave.
cian Atlanta 15, Ph. PO. 6-

1,

Want 25 or more Jap Silkie
bantam eggs for hatching,
black or white or both. J. L.
Taylor, Rt. 2, Fort Valley, Ph.
TA, 5-5804,

Powder

smoked














prefer in meek must
also, want good |
6-8 yrs. old, gentl
to plow. G. B. Barre
nelia. -

Want 1,000 locust
price in first letter
Moore, Resaca, Ph. MA

HANDICR

NOTICE: Adve:
submitted for this
must be confined to
that can be used in th
operation of the home or
Objects created solely

amentation or display st

paper or wax flowers or
jects which would fal
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be accepted.


















































Crocheted babys
or pink, $1. pr; cboehic
lies, pineapple desi
pink or white, set o:
fancy crocheted pot
2, 65c; bright colore
loop, pot holders, 20c
postage. Mrs. Joe B, Wi
Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Bind. pillowcases,
aprons, small, med,
sizes, 50c, 60c and 7
dish towels, days of the
$1. set. Mrs. Floyd M

7, Gainesville.

_ 5 wedding ring qi
hand pieced, $5. ea
from new cotton mate
matched colors. No
large bed size. Mrs.
Rt. 2, Ellijay.

White pillowcases,
some trimed, $1.25 |
aprons, 50c ea; wi
cloths, day of week
$1.; potholders, 2 for 25c;
crocheted vanity se
doilies, 50c ea; croch

cushions, 25c. Add
Mrs. Byron ~ eh
Gainesville.

_New quilts, dbl. .
linings are dyed sheetin
ferent colors to match
$5. plus 60c postage. Sen
O. Mrs. Dave Garlin, 4
ville.

White emb. bed sp
3 piece white em
s.e-t, $1.50;- 5: pees
$3.25; white and
aprons, trimmed, sm
40c, medium, 50c, =
extra large, 75c. Add po
Mrs. Paul Robinson,
Gainesville.

Emb. white pillow
$1.25; crochet cup and s
15c ea; rose crochet A
set, 3 piece, $1.50; :

ty set, 3 pe, $1. 25;
chet set for chair,

Nellie A. Waters, May
re
sheeting, sei :
plain dish towels, 10 e
set; woven pot holders, 15 ea
or 2, 25c; crochet, 3 p
sets, $2. ea. Add pos

L. M. Major, Rt.
ville.

2 butterfly quilt topa
pliqued on white shee
together with yellow
appliqued on light
together with white
dutch doll top, white
gether. with green.
ors, full size. Miss
ham, Box 69, Chatewn
Dalton.

New handmade quil :
dbl. bed size made SF. Q

lace trim, $1.25; ae
cases, full size, $2.
chet fruit bowls pines
sign, $1.25. Add pos
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 3

5 prs. plow cases, |
size, yel
crochet trim, apace
made of sacks, $1.50 1 pry
10c postage, ea. Mrs. A.
kinson, Rt. 6, Macon.

2 nice quilt tops,
2 pot eRe, 25 e:
Roper, Rt. 1, Canton.

New hand made q
size, nice cotton mate
good cotton padd
each: oe tea aprons,



PP. Mrs. Ventis
5, Ellijay. =