Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1959 May 20

oy :
_ Farmers







































cin, officials with the Georgia
rtment of Agriculture have obtained
e information to help move Geor-

Gene Ackerman, marketing specialist
the Department has just returned
aa lengthy trip during which he vis-
| produce buyers in some 10 northern

sale of Georgia produce.

As a whole, out of state produce deal-
s are interested in buying Georgia fruits
ad vegetables in Georgia. Most of the
icism has come from out-of-state buy-
who purchased from Georgia in the
nd got stung on quality.

Most of these buyers who have refused
uy from Georgia in the past because
r quality have expressed a great deal
nterest in the relatively new cull law
uality programs that have been in-
ted on all state farm markets.

n. addition to familiarizing out-of-
e produce dealers with our states new
lity programs, the visits allow Depart-
it marketing officials to find out just
t out-of-state buyers and dealers want
way of fruits and vegetables.

Department marketing specialists have
ered that a lot of squash is consum-
and down the eastern seaboard and
la produce growers have an ex-
t opportunity to produce for this big

e Luchinni, straight and crook neck
squash. Department marketing
lalists also discovered that the people
New York City dont eat pole beans but
at some varieties of snap beans.

_ Another interesting thing Department
harketing specialists have found out per-
0 watermelons. Many of the north-

Mexico and pay five to ten times
e for them than to buy from the

eastern states. These dealers insist
at farmers of the Southeast push their
elons too fast with improper fertiliza-
Practices and as a result the melons
not as good as the melons from Mex-
which are allowed to develop more

Georgia

EMPIRE STATE OF THE SOUTH



UA LITY PRODU

tenes



WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1959



Phil Camabell-

Commissioner



NUMBER 37





its and vegetables through visits.

outhern states in an effort to spur

market. Squash varieties prefer- |

buyers would rather buy their melons
ducer.



ARGEST STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI



Agricultural

CALENDAR

May 29, Albany Georgia Angus As-
sociation Sale.

June 9, Eatonton "Seventh Annual
Dairy F estival
June 18, Athens Aaricalccat Co-
operation Conference
June 29 - July 3 Mississippi State
College - Southeastern Poultry

and Egg Association Quality and
Grading School









slowly. Undoubtedly many melon grow-_

ers are going to have to produce what the

_ buyer wants if they hope to move their

melons at a profit.

Wherever Department marke tin g
officials visit the emphasis is on quality.
Not only quality of product, but quality in
the manner in which the product is pack-
ed, shipped and offered to the buyer. Clean

containers were found to be all important |
in moving fresh produce through north- |

ern markets. No matter how good the

_ quality of the product offered, a dirty

container distracts from the quality and
vitally affects the eye appeal of the
product.

Basically, Department ee of-
ficials have found that Georgia produce

growers MUST produce and market only -

quality fruits and vegetables in clean, at-

tractive containers if they hope to reach

the out-of-state markets. In addition,
Georgia producers should contact their
market managers and find out what var-
ieties sell best and produce those varieties
that are in demand.

At best the production of fresh fruits
and vegetables for market constitutes a
gamble, Suecess depends not only on cli-
matic conditions but market conditions at
time of harvest. These same conditions in
another state hundreds of miles from
Georgia can vitally affect the Georgia pro-

The farmer who refuses to produce and
market quality is taking an even bigger

- gamble. He may not be able to sell his

products even if market conditions are

ideal and there is a demand for such pro-

ducts.



Feeder Pig Sales
Show Good Quality

The two feeder pig sales held at Coch- |

ey

ran during the last two months were very <=

successful. The number of pigs sold has
not been too high but the quality has been _
good. The first sale, March 31, sold 534

head of graded pigs averaging 64. 8 pounds : ee

for an average price of ee 88 per cwt. for
all pigs.

The next sale, April 28, a 044 grad
ed pigs. The average weight per pig was
71.31 pounds with an average price per
ewt of $20.30. The pigs weighing 60
pounds or less brought from $18.00 to
$31.00, most between $22.00. and $27.50.
The pigs between weights of 60:pounds
and 80 pounds brought $17.00 to $25.00
most between $20.00 and $22.50. The 80
to 100 pound pigs brought $17.70 to $20.00, .
and the 100 to 120 pound weights brought
$17.00 to $19.75.

As can be determined from these pri-
ces, these two sales -have been in favor
of the producer. Another feeder pig sale

is planned for Monday, June 1, with a a

graded market hog sale on June 2.

The first graded market hog sale in ee |

Georgia was held at Cochran on April 29,

The hogs were graded and weighed as they

were unloaded and ee sold on that
weight.

The sale consisted of 182 graded hogs

weighing from 180 to 240 pounds (graded Ce
into U.S. No. 1, 2, and 3) averaging 209.2

pounds with an average price of $16.43 per
cwt. This price included the pens of US.
No, 1s, 2s and 3s with the No. ls going
up to $17. 40 on 29 head and the 3s Bona
down to $16.00 on 18 head. | |



Broiler Feed Research ened

Male broilers convert feed into meat os

more efficiently than female birds, accord-

ing to tests conducted by the coe a .

Agricultural Experiment Station. ae
In the Arkansas experiments, in which >

1,500 male and 1,500 female birds were

used, the males averaged 47.6 pounds of
chicken per 100 pounds of feed, while the -
females averaged only 45.17 pounds of
meat per 100 pounds of feed.

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BULLETIN STAFF

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FARM WORK

WANTED



_ Honest, sober, single, white |
an, age 45, desires work on}

oultry farm. Experienced.
ominal salary room and
oard. O. P. Thompson, 3070
t. Gilead Rd., $.W., Atlanta




Ui, Ph. Di, 4-3375.

18 yr. old single man, sober,

willing and good worker wants

ob on farm, Would like work

- Immediately. Can do anything.

ames C. Wood, Rt. 3, Litho-
gia, c/o H. C, Smith,

Want job caretaking, look-
ing after garden, chickens.
xan furnish good references.
Can do most anything on farm.
Can move and furnish self.
Will go anywhere. Close to
stores: Need 2-3

. M. Durden, P. O. Box 202,
Snellville.

Want any kind of work on
farm, tend chickens, cattle or
other. Raised on farm, Clar-

ence Nutt, 324 - 27th St., Co- |

lumbus, Be
_ White single man honest
and sober want job on farm
or raising broilers, working

- pith layers. Want room, board |

and $15 wk. Will go anywhere,
anytime, All letters ans. Must





_ roy Binford, Dahlonega.

eliable white family with

experience in chickens and
_ eggs, tractor, truck driving,

oreman, caretake, grove,
maintenance, some cattle work
nd wild fowls. Wife can
sober, honest, refer-
ienees furnished. Need good
% - 5 room howse wired for

_Wuliett. See acress from Tyler

fei W. EB. Evans, Rt. 1,
_ Egg Ranch.



Married man, no children,

_ wants job in Dairy, milking or
~ going farm work, located on



*0p Farm, out from
} Will go anywhere,
ready now. C. C, Hause, Rt. 3,



el yr, old single man want
_ Job on chicken, cattle or crop

arm for $8 wk., room and
oard. Simon E, Drury, 2507

a Reynolds St., Brunswick.

50 yr. old wants job as

1 aretaker of poultry or gen.

farm. Able to work, sober, can

rm. David Popham, 633
rimrose St., S.E., Atlanta 15.

_ Single man, 41 yrs. old,
want job on farm. Can drive
tractor or truck. I do care-
Geen work. For room and

board and small salary. Reu-

ben Smith, 1186 Francis St.,

: A: Atlanta 13, Ph. TR. 5-
8730.

FARM HELP





WANTED



_. Want sober, reliable help on.

farm, 2 or 3 good hands, to

work at once. Come and see.

-. room house, elec., on paved

. gead,. close to church and

-. sehool. 7 mi. N. W. of Winder.
W. B. Bramlett, Auburn.

~ Want settled, married man
for farm work on farm. Must



be honest, sober and willing

' to work. Good 4 room house
- with bath furnished and rea-
- sonable salary. J. C. Power,
4950 Jett Rd., N. W., Atlanta,

Blackburn 5-4378.






-122 Pace St, Covmgten,
Agriculture. Entered as second
at post office, Covington, Ga.,
xe 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special |
tale of postage provided for in Section 11038, Act
1917. : x

room house. |

: Deborah Anglin
Mrs, Blizabeth Bynds
Mrs. LaMyr

... Candler Ch

= So








Ga.

of Oct. 8,





Want white farmer and
wife to help on vegetable farm
near Atlanta. arm, drive
truek and tractor, pay man $6
day and wife $5 day. Regular
work, R. F. Sams, Clarkston,
(Ph, HI, 3-7322,

Want colored man and wife,
experienced in farm work for
light farm work and as care-
taker. Must drive tractor and
truck, Work for wife also.
Salary paid weekly. Living
quarters with modern conveni-
ences furnished. Near Atlanta.
References required. J. R.
|Boggs, 1332 Bankhead Ave.,
ae Atlanta, Ph. SY. 4-





family to work, one must be
expert milker. No drinkers or
Grifters. References required.
Pipeline parlor, 2 bedroom
house with bath. Top wages.
J. T. Smith, Ray City.

| Want party to bud peach
trees. I will furnish stock. Will
bud pecans. C. W. Page, 149
North Ave. N.E., Atlanta 8,
Ph, TR. 4-6452.

Want middleaged, Christian
woman to do light farm work
on farm for room, board and
fair salary. Mrs. A. C. Mobley,
ee 66, Concord, Ph. GY. 5-

Want honest and sober man
to work turpentine on halves.







,|C. F. Poole, Rt. 2, Doerun,



Want middle aged white
woman, of good character, to
do light farm work, feed chie-
kens, ete. on farm. Live with
elderly couple, $45 month and
board. No drinkers. Wil-
liam Craver, Lakemont,

Want large family to work
on farm. Have large catton
erop. Need one good tractor
driver. Work as day labor,
monthly wages or share crop+
per. Good 4 R house, wired
for elec. On school -bus- Rt.
Move anyone within 200 mi.
Must be sober and willing



T. V. Ledbetter, Rt. 4, Winder,

EQUIPMENT

John Deere 12: A combine
with motor in good cond. Leroy
Caidwell, Rt. 2, Senoia, Ph.
LY. 9-3179.,

Model 64 Intnl. Harvester









priced reasonable. Harry
Moore, Buchanan, Ph. 3491.

300 gal. Dari Cool bulk tank,
2 yrs. old, to sell for 1/2 price.
ae Butcher, Leesburg, Ph.
1513.

Farmall cub tractor, in new
cond.,, with front and rear
cultivators, power lift and pull
bar, $750. Emory Travis, Riv-
erdale, Ph. Fayetteville, How-
ard 1-5415, SY

92 five ft. chicken feeders,
in fair cond, $1.25 ea. Mrs.
William Still, Bethlehem, Ph.
Lawrenceville, TH. 3-2778.

3 Intnl. milker units, in
A-1 cond., for sale. William









Monticello, Ph. 6222.

' Farmall M tractor, in good
shape, $800 or will trade for
Ford tractor, Fulton Thigpen,
Rt. 2, Norwood.

John Deere, 6 ft,, 12 A com-
bine with grain tank, auxili-
ary motor, In very good cond.
C. C. Bass, Rt. 3, Allen Rd.,







Macon, Ph. SH. 2-0133, _



Want Dairyman with 2 in

workers. Write or see at once,

combine, in excellent cond.,

Larman, Jr, Rt, 2, Box 6,



1 ea. 3 point lift kit for

W. D. Allis CHalmers tractor,

$35; dump drag scoop, $12.50;
elect. hot water incubator, 159
egg, $20; All used very little.
Jimmy Hewatt, Rt. 3, Stone
Min., Ph. 9726.

Allis Chalmers combine,
good eond., for sale or will
trade for hay baler, tractor



'S. M. Callaway, 3749 Cranford

| Dr., Clarkston, Ph. HI. 3-757.



420 John Deere crawler, 5
reller, rock guards, oil pan

ieuard, bumper radiator guard

'and hydraulie system, Guar-
anteed like new. W.. K. Reece,
Rt. 5, Ellijay, Ph. MElrose 5-
2587,

Dbl. section Ford harrow, 3
point hitch, pull type, 24 disc.,
also, 8 dise breaking harrow,
pull type, 2 horse wagon, dbl.
section rotary hoe and mule



Sandersville,
Tractor and 6



pieces of

cond. L. A. Powers, 221 W.
Poplar St., Griffin, Ph. 5170
nights, .

2 wheel Bready garden
tractor, motor overhauled this
week, with disc harrow, turn
plow, cultivators, lay off plow,



blade, $140.00. Grady Cham-
bers, 3638 Spring St., Cham-
blee, Ph. GL. 7-3655.

1 horse farm tools, in good
cond., guano distributor, plow
stock, turner, planter, G-Whiz,
single trees, scrapes and plows,
all for $30. H. W, Chatham,
Rt. 1, Woodstock.

THC hay baler, has gas en-
gine, all mounted on rubber
tires, hand feed type, in good
cond., $200. No letters. Royce



Ph. HO. 1-3454,

Clean 1-1/2 ton, stake body
1952 truck, motor and tires
in good cond., $495 or will
consider trading for good
pickup truck. W. T. Largin,
608 Broad Ave., East Point,
Ph. PO. 1-4754.

Allis Chalmers 60 combine
and Massey-Harris pickup bal-
er, both with auxiliary engines
which have electric starters,
Massey-Harris, 7 ft., mower
and Morrill hay rake. All in
excellent cond. J. A, Crimmins,
Rt. 2, Barnesville, ~

Allis Chalmers 66 combine







$1,200. D. B. Sumner, Vidalia.

No. 62 Intnl. combine, ready
for use, sacrifice at $350; also
tractor and power driven
mower, in good condition. L.
B. Hunt, 447 Buford Rd., Ma-
con, Ph. Sherwood 2-5560,

Oliver Superior, 12 row,
grain drill, 4 disc Case tiller,
12 ft. peanut weeder, drag
jharrow, Approx. 700 brown
ehestnut fence post, several
rolls hog wire, 20 dise Dun-



au ie; Warrenton, (at Boston-

ville}.
. John Deere 12 A eombine,
g0ed running, $175 or will
swap for good milk cow, not
over 4 yrs. old. W. J. Saun-
ders, Jenkinsburg, Ph. 2654.

_ 2 Intnl. TD 14 tractors, 1
in good cond. with 10 ft.

Ss

stanter, etc, bargain; Ford
tractor with blade, subsoiler,
pulverizer, rake, motor, just
rebuilt, good tires. Loy O.
Lankford, 6024 Lawrenceville

6334,

_ Mule drawn cotton sprayer,
in good shape, for sale or
trade. Burl Manning, Rt. 3
LaFayette (near Villanow)

John Deere. 2 row, cultiva-
tors and planters for model
A, B or G tractor, in good
eond., $175.00 FOB. John L.
Snare, Rt. 4, Gainesville.

Durand peach grading and
packing. equipment, good:

?

jcond. My place located at By-

ron. Joel A. Hightower, 230
Merritt Ave., Macon.

Model DI Case Industrial
tractor with 2 brake pedals,
power takeoff and side pulley,
good rubber, also, 8 disc har-

soiler, $700, Mrs. L. T. Asher-
branner, Rt. 1, Alpharetta, Ph.



agg

drawn rotary mower or cows. |
hard operated, in good cond.

- 3 Dalaval milking umits
with or without vacuum pump,

Doraville, Ph. GL. 7-2629.

grain tank and in good run-

weeder. Mrs. T. W. Newsome, | Zuma, *D. 9} Ba ee
| Allis Chalmers combine 60,

equipment, low hours, in A-1l a Ph, 5883

| New Holland hay baler,

covering took and leveling | = ae
: |, 500 egg elec. incubator, $45.;

Riehardson, Rt. 1, Fayetteville, |

Surge milker pipeline, good

Stapleton, Ph. Louisville.

D. P. Sattle, Jackson.
with motor, used very little, |

ham harrow. C. L. Langham, |

needs cleaning and few re-
pairs. Sell to highest bidder.

blade, other can be repaired |
or used for parts, has elec.

Rd., Tueker; Rt. 1 Ph. HE 3~.

fbine, 6 ft. cut. with grain bin

row, terracing machine, sub-



aaa

3 point tiller plow, good as
new, $125.00. Otis S. Rogers,
3901 Panthersville Rd., Ellen-
wood (10 mi. SE Atlanta).

-High speed Ferguson mow-
er, 3 point hitch, 2 yrs. old,
good cond, $250.00 or will

trade for White Face cow of}

equal value. Charles Barrett,
Cornelia, Ph, 3713.

Old fashioned cider press,
Mrs. W. M. Barker, Molena.

12 can Westinghouse milk
cooler, 15 milk cans, 1 ham-
mer mill, All in good cond.
Make offer. H. D. Vaughan,

2 Allis Chalmers combines,
both with power take off and

ning cond, Will sell cheap.

Hugh D. Crook, Rt. 2, Mon-
tezuma, Ph, 5641,

. Duke, Rt.

used, motor overhauled last

Lyr., cheap for cash or will}

tnade for cows, calves or pigs.
Glark Camp, c/o Camp's Wild
Acres, Sharpsburg, Ph. Green-
leaf 8-8528.

300 egg elec, incubator, $32.50
144 laying cages, $36.00; 4
laying nest for 75-80 hens,
$9.00 ea.; Four 1 deck, brood-
ers, ellec., $6.00 ea. All used
very littl W. Hewatt,

Snellville (mail Rt. 1, Lil-|

burn). Se
John Deere No. 5 mower,

$35.00; disc harrow to pull}
behind tractor, ieep or mule,
$17.00; Gee-Whiz spring tooth

harrow, $7.00. Dr. W. Lh.
Spence, Fairburn Rd., Doug-
lasville, Ph. PL, 3-5714.

McCormick Deering binder,



both mule or tractor hitch, in C

fair shape, $50.00; mowing
machine, in excellent cond.,
No. 9, with 2 blades and 2
sets of guards, $75.00. Both
priced at farm. Paul J. Cain,
Rt. 1, Commerce.

Electrobrain, eontrol panel
and automatic washer for



as mew, $240.00. Reno Hibner,



Mule drawn Simplex cot-
ton duster, good cond., $75.00,



1950 Allis Chalmers C mod-
el, with 2 disc Athens plow
($220.00 spent to get tractor
in exeellent cond.), for quick
sale, plow also im tip top
shape with new 26 in, disc.
both for $650.00. See any af-
ternoon after 4 P.M. D. TT.
Barnett, RFD 1, Cedartown
Hwy. 6 Drive-in Thea-
re).

2horse walking McCormick
Deering cultivator, $25.; 2
horse Oliver turning plow, No.
10, $5.; 3 row oat drill, $10.
Clyde MeClure, Rt. 2, Fayette-
ville. Ph. Fairburn 4244.

Early model saw sharpener
machine, with eleetrie motor,





Cannot ship. Thomas Emory
Chambers, 827 West Myrtle
ae. Gainesville, Ph. LE. 4-

New Holland automatic hay
baler, model 77, running cond.,
$400 cash; Ford Ferguson
combine, model 16-48, needs
few minor repairs, cheap for
cash. Make offer. J. T. Ander-
son, 232 W. Hendricks, St.,
Thomson.

4 large wagon wheels, $5.00}.

br. Ralph Dangar, Rt. 1,
Woodstock, Ph, Roswell 6621.

John Deere, No. 25 com-

with power unloading auger:
also, 6 ft., No. 50 Allis Chal-
mers combine with A. C. mo-
tor and grain bin with power
unloading auger. Both in good
running cond. Can be seen
my farm. W. R. Jackson, Fay-
etteville. :

2 motor type, 6 row. cotton
dusters, mule drawn, for sale,
Miss Aldora Keith, Alvaton.

Garden tractor, cultivator
and turning plow with 5 RP
motor, $110.00 or will trade
for good work horse or mule
or cattle. G. W. Gravitt, 3320

Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-0283,

Young, Chickamauga,
2, Bex 176,[ =

/wagon,.large feed mill, Ro |
rake completely rebuilt y

and 120 ton metal silo.

VE. OM. Hobbs, Rt 4,

| Fairburn.



New Marietta Hwy., Atlanta. |.
IPh. CE, 7-2670, oe)



























































No. 63 Chattanooga :
turning plow with al
sary equip. and 3 new p
for same, also, 2-man
cut saw and one man crosg
cut saw. C. H. Kenne
Box 243, Athens. = 3

GMC 1/2 ton, 1951 mod
flat bed piekup truck, a
trailer for hauling farm ty
tractor, for sale; also, -
3/4 ton or 1 ton truck wi
pickup body or flat bed. D.
Harrison, 1830 Snapfinger



2 Allis Chalmers combi
one $600.00, other $400,
Both completely overha
12 mos. ago. Newest one
auxiliary motor, other |
power takeoff. Orville Swe
c/o Windsweep Farm, Rt,
Thomaston. :

12 ft. flat dump body f
truck, body and hoist, ever
thing in tip top shape incl
ing power take off. $500.
for complete outfit. R,

Simplex, 6 row cotton d
er, in good cond., $56.

Donald Peavy, Rt. 3, Cu
bert, Ph, 115-J-2..

Feed mixer, 900 Ib. ca
with 3 hp single phase mot
$250.00; rubber tired far





new teeth, 4 Surge pails.
compressor belts, pi
Taliaferro, Blue Ridge,

WANTED







Want 2 rear tires for
all A tractor, size 9-24,
good cond. E. A. Elrod, Rt.
Gainesville, Ph. LE, 4-9823,

Want 1 used cultivator for
1952 Ferguson tractor. Ralph
. Jenkins, 803 C&S Nat),
ATL.

Want Ford tractor and fa
equip. up to 1959, model 6:
in good cond. and low |
Give price and cond. and h
to get to your place in ff:
letter. Claude Kile, Rt, 3-
Griffin.

Want 5 gal. milk dispen
eans. Lloyd C, Caswell, Ri
2, Americus. -

Want small 2 wheel uti
trailer with good tires
hiteh. Price not to
$30.00. Call. Frank B. Oerti
1110 Citadel Dr., NE, A
ta 10, Ph. ME. 4-0153.

Want Super CF
tractor for best cash pr
G. B. Barrett, Rt. 1, Cornel

Want used automatic a
en feeder with at least 3
ft. of trough, also want f
nests, Kelneo, Buckeye
Dutchman __ preferred,
Linosey, Silver Creek,

Want cultivators for
all cub tractor. H. I
way, Rt. 2, Trion. -
Want Letz corn shell
burr mill. State whether 1.
or 3-40, give cond, and pr





i











asville.

Want garden tractor. J.
G Pugsley, Rt. 1, .





Want Allis Chalme
hay baler and rake. Mu:
in good cond., no junk
best cash price in first le
H, J, Parham, Rt. 2, N

Want mule drawn. 6
eotton duster. Ernest

Want new or used
brushing machine for
orchard. State price and
O. E. Crawford, Rt, 3, B
ville, ;

Want corn processing
chinery, grader, treater, &
ity separator, ete. Do
Matthews, Rt, )
Ph. Yukon 5-2095

SEED & Pl

FOR SALE







Red speckled C ro
Brown-eyed, Black-eye










own Crowder peas, clean-
erm. 90.50 pet., 15 ib.;
pper peas, slightly mix-
Ib., Germ, 92 pct. Ap-
500 lbs. ea. - variety
-D. McDaniel, Duluth,

50 bu. Clemson Soybeans in
u. new bags, Germ. 96 pct.,
99.16 pet. $3.25 bu.
. I. Carter, Winterville,
, 38-9755 Athens.

Old fashion bunch Okra

{Qe cup or 3 cups, $1;

. 88 pet.; Sage and Cat-

plants, 10c ea. or $1 doz.;

ermint, five cents bunch.

AY ielivered. Mrs, Leila Phiil-
Rt. 1, Royston.

Martin gourds, large, 50c
eral, eB ea. Add post-
also, Martin gourd seed,
kt. and stamped envel-
Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt.
Ellijay.

orrection:
- ield beans,



























white
80

tender,
@erm.
, b0e cupful; white Bunch
terbeans, Germ. 76 pct.,
vhite Lady peas, Germ, 96
and Blackeyed peas,
., 40e cup. Add



kers 100 Reg. cottonseed,
Ist yr. 1 var. gin, made
les on 30 acres, big puff,
: lock bolis, Germ, 84 pet.

_klack seed.. Treated and
inted, $7 for 160 lb. bag.
. Malcom, Rt. 2, Box. 47,
jal Circle, Ph. 3346,

grown top- Millet seed, Pur-
99.67 pct., Germ. 86 pect.,
ewt.; also, Field Peas,
ght resistant, Purity 99.34,
$5 bu. Elmer
, Grayson, Ph.



3-2673,

58 hand saved round dark
( rind, yellow meat,
termelon seed, 90 pet.
50e teacupful. Add
tage. Mrs. Johnnie Har-
on, Rt, 2, Calhoun.

New grain Sorghum from
cundation seed from College





38 pet., Purity 98.29, $7 per
) Ibs. R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.

rood tender old time Corn-
d bean seed, speckle Cut-
rts, white Cutshorts and
asebacks mixed, also, mix-
Cutshorts, all 65c cupful
Add postage. Mrs. Pres-
Southerland, Rt. 3, Elli-





tger tomato plants, now
, sl C,, 300, $2.50: algo,
horn hot pepper, $1 C.
s postage. H. F. Seay, 3917
thersville Rd., Rt. 2, Ellen-



rt, potato plants, Ga.
$3 M., 4,000, .$8. Prompt
ment. Can fill large or-
-F. G. Tyre, Bristol, Ph.
ley 3819, |

eamliner everbearing
Merry. plants, .$1.50 C.;

n. Huckleberry, :
aes eee guaranteed live

tr, Mrs, B. T. Thornton,
1, Bowdon.

Govt. inspected and treated
R, red skin and Ga. Red
n potato plants, now ready,

d planta, full count, $2.25
A, del, Prompt shipment. No
necks, W. R. Lightsey, Sur-



v't, inspected Ga. Red
o plants, $2.50 M. del.,
and up, $2.25 M.
rompt shipment. No checks
COD, Oma Lightsey, Rt. 2,
surrency.

oecoli, Brussels Sprouts,
flower, Dill, Golden yel-
and Rutger Tomatoes,
ing Collards, Onion and



atlie plants, Wakefield Cab-

7 Peppers, all 35c doz.
s $1 orders. Mrs, H. V.
klin, Sr,, Rt, 1, Register.

vabbage and Collard plants,
delivered, 5 M or more,
Express, $2 at farm;
eeper and Winsall to-
Plants, 50c doz. Deliv-





tation Texas. State test Germ.

herford, Rt. 2,

| Rutger tomato
plants, 15e ea., 7, $1. Jack R.
Bell, Rt. 1, Milledgeville,
| Tomato ,plants, Marglgbe
and Rutger, 500, $1.25, $2 M..
sweet and hot pepper, 300, $1,
$3 M. Prompt shipment. Moss
packed. Mrs. E.
Box 662, Fitzgerald.

Goyt. inspected and treated

now ready, $4.50 M. Del. to
4nd. zone. Money Orders only.
No checks. Frank Merritt, Rt.
1, Screven.

Millions Cert. Ga. Red po-
ttato plants, large quantities to

M., 3,000, $13, 5,000 or more,
$4 M, B. J. Head, Drawer G,
Alma, Ph. 3791.

Correction: Well rooted Fig
bushes, 50c and up. No ship-
ping. W. S. McCurdy, 1110
Clifton Rd., N. E., Atlanta, Ph.
DR. 3-5242.

Gov't. Inspected and treated
Ga. Red sweet potato planis,
$3.50 M. 2 M and up, $3.25 M.
Delivered, full count and
prompt shipment. Luther Grif-
Tis, Rt: 2, Odum.

Cert. Ga. Red potato plants,
large or small orders, 100, $1,
500, $2.50, $5 M., 3,000, $13,
5,000 and up, $4 M. B, Lowell
Gs Alma, Box 195, Ph.

Rutger tomato plants, $3 M.;
P. R. potato plants, State in-
spected and treated, $5 M.;
Mastodom and Klondike
strawberry plants, $1.25 C,
Mrs. Guy Crowe, Rt. 1, Cum-
ming.

Ruiger tomato plants, Calif.
Woncer. sweet pepper and
Cayenne hot pepper, 300,
$1.90, 500, $2, $3.50 M.; Round
Duicn Cabbage plants, 300,
$1.25, 500, $2, $2.75 M. Del,
in Ga. R. Chanclor, Pitts, Ph.
Milion 8-2035,

Cert. Ga. Red sweet potato
plants, $4 M., 20,000 or more,
$3.50 M. PP, prompt shipment,
$3 M, at farm. Fred C. Harri-
son, Blackshear, Ph. HI. 9-
3718. :

Strawberry plants, Masto-
don, $1,25 C.; Klondike, $1 C,;
red and white spotted Crow-
der peas, 92 pet. Germ, $1 Ib.;
brown siriped Half Runner
beans, Germ. 88 pct., 75c cup-











Gainesville.

. Govt, Inspected Ga. Red
potato plants, $3.50 M.; Copper
Skin Bunch, $4 M. Can fill
large orders. Elmer Mann, Rt..
2, Surrency, Ph, 3818. ;





onion sets for planting or eat-
ing, $1.25 gal. plus postage.
Mrs. R. M. Voeke, Quitman.

Artichoke plants, at my
home, $1.50 C., any amount,
$10 M. Chgs. Col, C, W. Page,
149 North Ave. N.E., Atlanta
8, Ph. TR, 4-6452,

Ga. Red potato plants, State
inspected, $3 M., 4 M., $10. D.
M. Cason, Bristol, Ph. 3817,
Baxley.







Govt. inspected Ga. Red. po-
tato plants, $3.50 M.; Copper

/Skin Bunch potato plants, $4

M. Can fill large orders. David
Mann, Rt. 2, Surrency, Ph,
$822.0

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE







Several tons choice Coastal
Bermuda hay, highly fertili-

*|zed and eut and baled with-

out rain, for sale at my barn.
Winton GC, Harris, Rt. 1,
Sereven, Ph. TU. 4-2312

1958 Alfalfa hay, mixed,
approx. 25 pct. Timothy, wire
bound bales, free from rain,
First class dairy, horse and
mule feed, $85.00 ton or will



non, Box 196, Buchanan, Ph.
4041 after 7 PM or weekend.

Orchard grass and Fescue

eured without rain. Located
6 mi, N. of Roswell off Hwy
140 on Cox Rd., Ralph Dan-
gay Rt, 1;
oswell 6621,



M.; Tree tomato

L. Fitzgerald,

Ga. Copper Skin potato plants, |

offer every day, 500, $2.50, $5.

ful; Peppermint, 30e doz. Add |.
postage. Mrs, Lee Hood, Rt. 1,

White nest or Multiplying

trade for cattle. Milton Bran-

hay in square bales, 55c bale,








s
=f e

s 500 bu. slipped | shuck white |
corn for feed, $1.40 b

. 200 bu. large white corn

for feed, 1958 crop, $1.25 bu.
Inez,

Cannot deliver. Mrs.
Forrester, Digl,

Will have 2,000 bales Oat
straw for sale, Make offer in
field or delivered, T. G.
Hughes, Newborn, Ph. Monti-
cell Oo 2 963.

50 acres good Sericea hay
to eut on shares. E. F. Seales,
Rt, 4,. Bowdon.

1959 crop, well fertilized
hay, Sericea, Clover, Rye
Grass and Fescue, $25.00 ton.
Cecil Travis, c/o Pine Crest
Asxres, Riverdale, Ph. Fayette-
ville, Howard 1-4862.

Fescue and Clover hay, well
fertilized and limed, square
bales, excellent hay, 75 bale.
Jess Beckwith, 3855 Randall
Mill Rd., NW, Atlanta 5, Ph.
CE. 7-9803.

Have same Sericea and Sure
Grain Oats to sell in fileld or
bale, L. .A. Powers, 221 W,



Poplar Si., Griffin, Ph. 5170

nights,

300-400 bales new Alfalfa
for sale at farm, 5 mi. Du-
luth. See or write. P, H.

LIVESTOCK
Cattle -

Jersey cow with 3rd_ calf
4 wks. old, for sale. Clyde
McClure, Rt. 2, Fayetteville,
Ph. Fairburn 4544,

16 extra good, Reg., polled
Hereford bulls, from 6-14 mos.
old. All are very stocky, red
and very well marked. Win-











ton C. Harris, Rt. 1, Screven,

Ph, Odum JU. 4-2312,

Reg. Hereford bulls, 12-15
mos. old, from WHR and Zato



heir bloodlines. Harley Mer-|

rick, Rt. 4, Cuthbert,

~ Dairy eattle - Holstein, Ayr-
shire and Brown Swiss, grade
and Res. Choice reg. Holstein



bulls. All TB and blood tested, |.

calfhood vaccinated. E. L.
Rogers, RFD 1, Plains.

Reg. Guernsey heifers, bred
and open and ealves, also,
pee bulls, ready for service,
high bloodlines, Reasonably



priced. F, H. Bunn, Midville. |



1 purebred Guernsey cow
with first calf, both, $175, calf
is White Face. H. L. Smith, Rt.
2, Buffington Rd., College
Park.

2 Reg, Guernsey cows, fresh-
en July and August, one
grade Guernsey freshen June
16, wall wei th gtr calf
and bred to Reg. Guernsey.
All 6 yr. old. H. W. Thurmond,



| Farmington.



3 Hereford bulls, all Reg,,
excellent bloodlines and very
gentle. Archie Harris, Odum.

Reg. dbl. strand Polled
Hereford bull, 4 yrs. old, sir-
ed by HSF Beau Domino 13.
Dark red color, wt. about 1,400
lbs. and 6 mo. old heifer calf,
sired by same. Priced reason~
able. Roy Goddard, Lithonia
(Klondike), Ph, HU. 2-2672.

6 Reg. Hereford bulls, poll-
ed and horned, Domino and
Mischief strains, from 6-13
mos. old, $150 to $400. E. C.
Dawson, 562 Loridans Dr.,
N.E., Atlanta 6, Ph. CE. 7-
7910.

Dairy herd with base, 309
gal. Majohnnier bulk tank,
DeLaval pipe line milker and
3 Surge, straight in line, stalls.
J.C. Webb, Rt. 2, Box 86,
Plains. .

Reg. Hereford cow, 5 yrs,
old, Domino Strain, about









sub. to Reg. and 1 bull, 10 mos,
old, not subject to Reg., wt.
500-600 Ibs. ea, 1 Holstein
springer, 2nd calf. See 1 mi,
E. of Hampton. Geo. H. Pace,
2845 Old Hapeville Rd., At-
lanta, Ph. PO. 7-5260.

Swine

8 Yorkshire and Hampshire
cross pigs, $10 ea. John Strick-



Woodstock, Ph.

land, Rt. 1, Whitesburg.

#





} bu. at.
fanm. F, M, King, Rt. 2, Me-|
_| Bean, ee Pie

1,000 lbs,, 1 bull, 12 mos, old, |

_ crossed gilts, bred to Reg.
Landrace, farrow in July, $200.
for all; 1 Duroe and Hamp.
eross boar, ready for light
service, $30. All prices at
farm. No checks or Sunday
sales, Andrew Hamrick, (1/4
mi. So. Carrollton on U.S. 27)

(Carrollton, Ph. TE, 2-2772.



Choice Landrace pigs, males
and females, imported bloed-
lines, treated, Reg. in buyers
name, $60 to $75 ea,; also,
open gilts, $125 ea. William EH.
Lanier, Rt. 2, Box 84, Metter,
Ph, MY, $-1035.0 0 42

Spotted Poland China pigs,
from bloodtested herd, Reg. in
buyers name, males and gilts,
$35 ea, and up, Gene Odom,
Rt. 3, Metter, Ph, 5-5095,

Purebred Tamworth pigs,
litter of 11 ready to go June
Ist and litter of 10 ready to
go June 9. Best bloodlines,
subject to Reg., well fed, $15
ea. Buford Eaton, Rt. 6, Elber-
ton, Ph. 1189M2.

Purebred Duroe pigs, 2-5
mos. old, either sex, bred sows,
open gilts, ready to breed,
meat type and med. type,
jarge litters wormed, treated
for Cholera and Erysipelas. M.
M, Newsome, Jordans Mill Rd.,
Sandersville, Ph. 3856.

9 purebred Berkshires, 8
wks. old, May 4th, 2 boars
ready for light service, 1 bred
sow and some sows and pigs
soon, $20 and up. 10 mi. S.
of Lyons at Johnson Corner.
Otis Crowe, Rt. 4, Lyons.

Purebred Landrace pigs, out
of imported dam by outstand-
ing sire, 8 wks. old, wormed
treated, reg in buyers name,
also, purebred Landrace male
ready for service, from top
bloodlines. Priced low. James
Speir, Box 111, Bronwood, Ph,
5=5307,

Landrace boars and gilts,
best bloodlines, Reg. in buyers
name .Basil Steed, Fitzgerald,
Ph. 3905.

Choice Landrace pigs, males
and females, 6 wks. to 8 mos.
old, various prices; also, 12
boars, 6 and 7 mos, old, $75
to $100. H. D. McAfee, Mari-
etta, Ph. 8-8440. _

Taking orders now for lean
meat Berkshires, best by test,
Reg., treated, $30 - $35 ea,
either sex. Stuart Lewis, 1264
Cumberland Rd., N.E., At-
lanta, Ph. TR. 2-1072. ;

Reg Landrace boars, 7 mo.
old., $75 ea.; Reg., 6 wks. old,
pigs, males and females, $40
a.; unregistered pigs, $25 ea.
All letters answered. Lloyd
Hughes, New Port, Fannin Co.,
(on Moontoatia Creek).

Purebred Landrace sow, 14
mos. old, 6 pigs, 12 wks. old,
with papers, cheap. Marshall
Sherrer, Rayle.

-Reg. Landrace gilts and
boars, 100 pct. imported blood-
lines, Reg. in buyers name,
unrelated pairs. H. R. Gossett,
Cave Spring.

50 Berkshire-Hamp shire
cross sows, just weaned Ist
litter, $40 ea. in lots of 10 or
more, (4-H member). Harris
Collier, Monroe, Ph. 9405,

Reg. Landrace boar, 16 mos.
old, from very: fine stock.
Menard Ihnen, P. O. Box 154,
ar nne Ph. Augusta REgent

1 female and 6 male pigs,





















Evans, Rt. 2,
town), Temple.

Reg. meat type Yorkshires,
Hampshires and Durocs, from
top bloodlines. Cert. disease
free herd, Boars and gilts of
all ages, Priced reasonable.
Lawton Ursery, Hazlehurst.

60 Hampshire pigs, wt. 35
to 40 lbs. ea Thurman Todd,
Mitchell: : re
10 or 15 Cert. meat type
bred Duroe gilts, 300 to 460
Ibs., ea. farrow in June, best
bloodlines, also, choice Tam-
worth bred gilts. FOB farm.
Lance Hart, Rt. 4, Carrollton,

(near Drake-

|Ph. TE. 2-8466,

Reg. Landrace pigs, litter of
14, avg. birth wt. 3 lIbs,, wt.
at 6 wks, 37 lbs. Ready Ma
20, Walter R. Dennis, Rt. 2



Wenaing'on, Ph, Chickamauga

he

See



$10 ea. or $65 for lot. A. D.

~ Reg. SPC hogs, 20 open gilts

3995. a



Mableton, Ph, Austell 8991, _



mule, works slow,

Roswell 6621,



gentle and well trained, out
by gaited Albino stallion of
Howell, Rt. 1, Suwanee,

Shetland poines, _ geldings,
horse colts, fillies and mares,

Jimmie Roy Reddy, Rt, 2,
Stone Mountain, Ph, 8924,





dle and bridle and large cart

$295 for all, or sell separate,
R, J. Holder, Rt. 3, Swains=
boro, Ph. Belmont 77-2702.

At Stud: Rising Sunday
Sun, dbl. reg. Palomino stal
lion,
TWHBA No. 550-168. Mares



PO. 1-6732.
Shetland pony mare, 11



Morrison, P.O. Box 146, Win-
terville, Ph. RI. 2-2361.



ground ti
and 9 yrs. old. See by ap-~
pointment. Have pictures. Roy
Hillard, Rt. 1, Yellow River
Rd., Covington,

2 small saddle mares, 1 easy



1 niee medium size sorrel gait-

others. Mrs.
Graysville.



TH. 3-2985.



ed, 7 yr. old, Walking horse,
or children, well trained, $300.

and ride on Wed. evenings,
Also, nearly new Western.
saddle and bridle, $50. R. Q,
Brown, Falls Rd., Toccoa, Ph.
TU. 6-5194.

At Stud: Red Lights Noble
Rex, Reg. 36083, American
saddle bred stallion. Prove



Noble Kalarama. Thomas G,



anywhere; also, 10 large heng

G. Griffith, Rt. 1, Dallas.



Willard Strain, 609
way 8-5921.



partly trained, very

$125; also, 4 yr. old Pinto
stallion, very nice, good riding



Shetland pony mares, all col-
ors and _ sizes,

8~6771,



old gray Jack, plows
works to wagon.
Riverdale. Ph. GR.



and 25 weaned pigs. Will Reg. _
in buyers name. All pigs are
treated and Bangs Free. D. Ve.
Thompson, Metter, Ph, MU. 5=

SPC boar, wt. approx, 400
Ibs., 18 mos. old, subject to.
Reg., gentle, also, shoats and
P. C, gilts. Reasonably priced,
Virgil Ergle, Rt. 1, Alen Ra, .

Horses, Mules & Ponies
Yr. old male colt, saddle
and work stock, $70; also, old |
$75. Low
cated 6 mi. N. of Roswell off
Hwy. 140 on Cox Rd. Ralph |
Dangar ,Rt. 1, Woodstock, Ph,

Pinto colt, 11 mos. old, very
of Tenn. Walking mare, sired

Arabian breeding. Mrs, Julia

Nice. gaited, sorrel saddle
-horse, medium build, approx. |
900 lbs., gentle for children .
to ride or drive, western sad=

PHBA No, 15257,

boarded. Ray T. Warr, Rt. 2,
Box 154, College Park, Ph.

old, gentle, 36 in. high. T. Wy.



Pinto quarter horse mare,
bred to Tenn. Walker stallion,
approx. 1,000 Ibs. -

to handle black quarter mare, |
ed gelding and 1 big spotted
Walking gelding. All gentle

and priced right; also, several
A. C. Hames,

1 Mexican Burrow, 6 yrs.

old. J. L. Watson, RFD 1, oS
Grayson, Ph, Lawrenceville,

Light Sorrel colored, 5 gait
wt. 900 lbs., gentle for women
300.

Guar against bad faults. See



sire of top colts, Grandson of

Watkins, Jr. 4684 Flat Shoala
Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU, 9-6692,

1 good mare mule, works

for sale, at my place. Lemon _-

At Stud: AHC No. 6213, Reg,
Arabian stallion, proven sira
of premium quality foals. Fee
$50 with return privilege dur-
ing season. Excellent facilities _
to board visiting mare, $1 day. _
Hill Dr., Dalton, Ph. Broad-



horse, $150, Mrs, D. R. Braden, _
Are Newnan, Ph. Palmetto _

_ Correction: 20 nice small

3-5 yrs. old,
some with colts by side, some _
heavy bred. Sell separate oy _
altogether. Jess Holbrook, 4158
Main St., Jonesboro, Ph. GR.



Nice saddle mare, gentle, _
safe for children, also, 5 oa

R, E. Neely,
BBRTE






































































with dutch buggy harness, : re



16 mo, old Pinto fillie colt, =
yery gentle, -.
ideal for 10-15 yr, old child,







milking,

336.



_. breeding purposes,

; x















TIVESTOCK

| _ FOR SALE



Ts if : Sheep and Goats

Sa e Alpine buck, subject to Reg.,





0 papers, no horns, 1 yr. old

Watson Dr., Newnan, Ph. AL.-
Bi1216, ;
Toggenburg milk goats,
springers, young
Boats and a few common. Rea-
sonably priced. D. T. Thorn-
; RFD 2, Box 146, Gray.

-- Saanan, Nubian and Tog-
fev crossed milk goats,





4-2 yrs. old, $15 and $50; also
Reg. Saanan billy, $25 or will





urg billy. L. W. Cross, Rt. 3,
ox 419, Albany, Ph. HE. 5-



some
some dry. All dairy
bype. Come see. P. D. Hearn,
outh 4 lane Hwy., Marietta
across from Plane View
hunch Room),

Several milk goats,






450 Southwestern ewes for

pale or will trade for dairy

___ Beifers. Kenneth Bandy, Ring-

gold.

_ 1 butt-head goat, wagon and
harness. Goat very eae and
- Well trained. W. L. Banks,
_ Shady Dale,

2 nice milk goats, 1 nice
purebred Toggenburg, gives
food milk, 1 Alpine,
-oming in, and 3 female kids
_ (mothers gave 5 gts. milk)
- jeating good, kids, $6 ea. Can-
- fpot ship. Mrs. Lee Kirkley,
~B860 Cascade Rd., S. W., At-
fanta 11.

Reg. Hampshire ewes and
ams, best bloodlines. Inspec-
fion invited. F. Davis, Gray,
Ga. Ph. Maeon SH. 5-7924.











B20 at farm. J. CG. Otwell, 26|

bred, .



WANTED

LIVESTOCK



: Want purebred Brahman
pull, from 6 mos. to 1 yr. old.
ust be good quality and
reeding, Write price and

_ fwhere located. E. E. Wantland,
oh Pe O. Box 12, Warner Robins.

. Want reg. Hereford bull for
2-5 yrs.
W6ld, normal in size, with good

conformation, gentle, halter

pe and prefer polled. Write



giving details. R B Whitney,
- &t 1, Pine Mountain.

Want young heifer calf, 1

_ day to 1 wk. old, suitabie for
milch cow. Buy or will exch.
young turkeys. Within radius
of 20 mi. Mrs. Marshall Capes,
Ri. 1, Oxford.

Will trade nearly new 10
be Case hammer mill with



It for any size Reg. White
face bull, big enough to eat
ass. Jim Woods,
sxainesville, Ph.
WUlip 77-7366.

Rt 1
Cumming,



Want 1 Jersey milch cow

(veg. or grade) for famiy

_ Milk. Must give at least 3 gal.
and be halter broken. R. G.

Reynolds, Rt. 3, Monroe.

POULTRY

FOR SALE





Bantams, 4 full grown, 50c
- fea.; 5 half grown, 35c ea.; 5

baby: hicks, 15 ea. H-
Conn, 1287 Sells Ave., S.W.,
ase Atlanta, Ph. PL. 3-4533.

12 game and bantam hens

- erossed, ideal for setting, $10
and you pay freight. Charles
1, Nix, Rt. 3, Austell.

Bias

one

+ _ Bantams: 6 hens, 1 cock,

Light Brahma, $20; 4 hens, 3

_ wocks, Silver Spangled Ham-

~ furg, $15: pr. Bearded Mille
_ Fleur, $4.50; trio white Lang-
_ shaw, $20; pr. Birchen modern
game, $6;
2 _ fstandare), $10. Fred Blay-
flock, 515 Crescent Ave., Chick-
famauga.
- 100 White Leghorn pullets,
; mos. old, $1.50 ea. in lots of
20, or entire lot, $125; also








_ Mallard ducks, 4 - 5 wks. old,
_ $2 pr. F. K. Border, Palmetto,
SOeeG i Ss




trio Yokahomas.

2 bantam hens (good to raise
dittle chickens and to lay), 50
ea. L. G. Mortis, (at Veal),
Roopville,



urebred Polish Cochin
hens ool 2 roosters, $12, Will
not ship, John R. Grogan, Bu-



ford St., Cartersville,

SN ge
anges



Pure pit games, different var-
feties, 15 roosters, about 30
hens and approx, 100 young
chickens, entire lot $100. Wil
not ship, see at my place, neat
Air Port. E. C. Thompson, Rt.
2, Prior Station, Cedartown.

1 purebred game rooster,
$6. George L. Haygood, Rt. 1,
Lithonia,

4 dead game Pit roosters,
$5 to $10. John Strickland, Rt.
1, Whitesburg. ;

12 best grade, White Leghorn
hens, 10 mos. old, all laying,
$1 ea. plus express charges.
Mrs. A. M. Grier, Rt. 1, Box
59, Cornelia.

500 White Leghorn hens,
been in production 10 mos.,
60c ea. for entire flock; also,
526 cages with waterers and

tfeeders, all metal, 40c ea. See

at my place, Leon Hicks, 5900
Rockbridge Rd., Stone Mtn.,
Ph. 5301.

90 White Leghorn hens, 14
mos. old, now laying 75 pct.,
75c ea. for lot. Cannot ship. J.
P, Fowler, Rt. 2, Hiram.

Dark Cornish, Bulldog type,
bantam chicken eggs for
hatching, 25 ea. parcel post
PP. Send money order. Mrs.
Addie A. Edwards, 716 Myr-
tle St., N.E., Atlanta, 8, Ph.
TR. 4-5152.

20 Parmenter hens, heavy
jayers, started laying just be-
fore Xmas, large and_ extra
large eggs, $1.50 ea. Ship if
you furnish crate and pay
shipping charges. No personal
checks. Mrs. Sarah Weems,
6522 So. Expressway, Jones-
boro, Ph. GR. 8-6067.

2,000 layers, now in 70 pct.
production, for sale. J. HE.
Humes, 1219 Broadway, Co-
lumbus. : =

50 heavy hens, all laying,
$1 ea. Will not ship. Mrs. Lee
Walden, Rt. 1, Mitchell.

1 pr. Easter Egg chickens,
3 mos. old, $4; day old chicks,
7dc ea. plus postage; also, trio
Ringneck Pheasants, $8. Ship
Exp. Col. Harvey Grizzle, 23
Fairview St., Cartersville.

1 pr. pure strain Toulouse
gZeese, 2 yrs. old, $6 pr. Will
not ship. Mrs. Carl Ritz, Camp-
bellton Rd., Fairburn.

10 geese, 1 yr. old, Embden
ganders and Toulouse geese,
$5 pr. Plus Exp. charges. Mrs.
Ida Evans, Rt. 5, Franklin.















$1.50 ea. or exch. for corn.
Mrs. L. A. Brookins, Rt. 3
Milledgeville.

4 guineas, 3 hens and 1 rogs-
ter, hens now laying, $6 for
iall 4. FOB. Cash with order.
Will ship. J. E. Caudell, P. O.
ae 169, Athens, Ph. LI. 3-

GAME, FOWL, et.

FOR SALE

d







11 Ringneck Pheasant hens
and 2 roosters, now laying,
$2.50 ea. Will not ship. Get-
ting 8-10 eggs daily, will sell
as can accumulate, 10c ea,
D. B. Medford, Jr. 211 Dur-
ham St., Marietta, Ph. 8-3160.

Taking orders for Northern
Bobwhite Quail eggs and
young birds, birds priced ac-
cording to age; also 13 Mal-
lard ducks, hatched March
11, 1959 and 5 hatched April
1, 1959: Permit: No. 63.-. 1.
Cawthon, Riverdale, Ph. GR.
8-8106 after 6 PM.

Ringneck pheasant eggs.
$1.50 doz. at my. home, $2.00





Bobwhite Quail eggs, $20.00
C. Permit. No. 87... 1s. Tay=
lor, Rt. 2, Fort Valley, Ph.
TA 5-5804.

Northern Bobwhite quail
eges, available for immediate
shipment, $20.00 C. Min. ship-
ment. Permit No. 56. G. H:
Achenbach, c/o Rocky Creek





Farm, P.O. Box 389, Vidalia,

1 Foy ai A







3 geese 1 gander, all young,

doz. shipped: also, Northern:

| Baby quail 25c ea. and quail

wos, 15e ea. Will ship, No
COD. Permit No. 100. Bill Ed-
wards, Rt. 3, Milledgeville,
Ph. 25185,

Monier Bobwhite quail
eggs, 20c ea. $18.00 C; Co-
turnix Quail, laying, $2.00 pr.
Exp Col.; Coturnix Quail eggs,
10 ea., $9.00 C, parcel post
PP on eggs. Send M.O. Per-
mit No. 103. Miss Eve Wal-
lace, 716 Myrtle St., NE., At-
lanta 8, Ph. R. 4-5152.

Bobwhite quail eggs, from
stock 1 to 3 ozs. heavier than
avg., produce chicks of 7 ozs.
in 12-14 wks. Shipped PP,
$150.00 M; $18.00 C:; day old
quail, $40.00 C; 4 wks, old,
$72.00 C. Free color photos.
Permit No. 1. William A.
Thomas, Box K, 421 Mark
Bidg., Atlanta, Ph. MU. 8-
0866, |

2 Chinchillas and cage,
$60.00. 1 can of inchillas
be Registered, Larry King, Rt.
3, Rockmant,

South American Chinchil-
las, $5.00 ea. and up depend-
ing on age; also some breed-
ing cages, 1/3 original cost.
Cannot ship. Fred Stahl, Rt. 4,
Ellijay, Ph. Melrose 5-4158.

Rabbits, N. Z Whites,
Blacks, Dutch, Checkered
Giants and Flemish, young
does, $3.00 ea., bucks, $2.00







\ ea. Several to choose from.

B. Winters, Rt. 2, West
Green.

Rabbits, 6 wks. old, Black,
White and Gray, $1.00 ea. or
deliver in Atlanta area for
$1.25 ea., or trade for ducks
or chickens. C. R. Philpot,
2377 Summit Ave., N.W., At-
lanta 18, Ph. SY. 4-0009.

Calif. and Checkered Giant
rabbits, mature does, 6 or 6
mos. old, ready to breed, 8-
10 lbs., $7.00 ea.: also: young
stock. Will ship. Geo. C. Ross,
Rt. 3, Box 235, Savannah.

N.Z. White breeders, Ped.
since 1950. Bucks, ready for
service, $7.00 up, also fine
does. Exe. buck or doe for
equal quality. C. W. Page,
149 North Ave., NE, Atlanta
8. Ph. TR. 4-6452.

GAME. FOWL, etc.

WANTED













Want 4 Peafowl eggs, from
3 yr. old peahens or will buy
1 pr. young Peafowls, 1 or
2 wks. old. Howard Ackiss,
Rt. 1,. Box 320; Midland.

Want 1 large black buck
rabbit, of good stock. A. M.
Grier, Rt. 1, Box 59, Cornelia.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE









Print feed sacks, 100 Ib. size,
3 or 4 of a kind or all different,
3, $1 plus 25 postage. Some
patterns as many as 15 or 20
alike. Mrs. Howard W. Powell,
295 So. Macon, Jesup.

Several hundred white feed
sacks, 100 lb. cap., 22c ea. or
in lots of 100 or more, 20c ea.
All PP. No COD orders. T. S._
Wallis, Rt. 1, Box 31, Carroll-
ton.

Bamboo cane roots, 20c ea.,
plus postage. B. Fudge, 157
Crawford St., Colquitt.

1 light saddle-and bridle for
sale. A. B. Weatherby, Rt. 1,
Fayetteville.

Yellow root, freshly dug
and washed, 4 lb. lard boxful,
$1. PP: Gumbo, Martin and
long handle gourd seed, 10c
pkt., 3 pkts., 25c and stamped
envelope. Mrs. Ventis Weaver,
Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Gourds, sizes 15, 16 and 17
ins. cir., 15c ea., smaller sizes,
l0c ea. Add postage. Mrs. W.
E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Box. 150,
Camilla 3. - :

100 white feed sacks, freee
holes, 20c ed. Homer Smith,
Molena, Ph. 2137 Woodbury
Exe. =















100 lb. size white unwashed
chicken feed sacks, free of.
holes and mildew, $18 C. Add
sufficient postage. No less than
25 sold. No checks. Mrs. Clar-
ence McMillian, Rt. 1, Dacula,





Printed feed sacks, assorted
colors or white, 25c ea. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. G. F, Cole, Box
188 Villa Rica, ;

Yellow root and Heartleaf
root, ea. 4 lb. lard box, $1. PP.
Mrs. E. M, Southerland, Rt. 1,
Ellijay,

Sr



Saad

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED



Want 200 bu. of feed oats.
List best price. D, Thornton,
RFD 2, Box 146, Gray.

Would like to hear from
party having Millet seed for
sale. Mrs. K. 8. Thomas, 1201
Georgia Ave., Warner Robins.

Want spoiled hay, straw,
corn shucks or any organic
material of this sort for gar-
den mulch. State price to be
picked up at farm. Mrs. M.
Wm. Brooks, Rockbridge Rd.,
Rt. 2, Lithonia, Ph, Stone Mtn.,
8160.





corn close by. Advise. Mrs.
Ruth Haynie, Rt. 2, Box 469,
ee (Belair) Ph. RE, 6-
GAD Gas.

HANDICRAFTS

FOR SALE





cod



25 large, dil. bed size, quilt
tops, all new, good, material,
different designs
terns, $1.30 ea. Add. postage.
Mrs. J. G. Austin, Rt. 1, Fel-
ton. ;

White pillowcases, emb. and
crocheted edge, $1.25 pr.; la-
dies bonnets, $1.00 ea.; med.
size aprons, 3, $1.25; large
with bib, .75 ea.; baby pil-
loweases, emb., 50 ea.; dia-
per shirts, trimmed, 25c; set
of 1 pillowease, 1 shirt and
1 bib, 75c. Add postage. Mrs.
Byron Haynes, Rt. 7, Gaines-
ville.

Pillowcases, crocheted edge,
$1.00; lunch set, $2.00: aprons,
75; bonnets, $1.10; Add post-
age. No checks. Nell Bennett,
Rt. 1, Box 21, Oakwood.

Fancy dbl. tatting: 10 yds.
for dresses, all white; 6 yds.,
and 3 1/2 yds. all fancy, 50c
yd.; sev. yds. colored, pink,
yellow tatting, fancy, 40c yd.
Mrs. G.-C. Clifton, Rt. 3,
Box 157, Millen.

Crochet vanity set, 2 piece,
9x12 in. 1 pe. 8x12. one 15
in. doilie to match in white
medallion edged in orange
col. thread, 4 pe. $3.00; other
doilies, white or colors, $1.35,
$1.65, $1.10, $2.00, All fiat
work, Del. Mrs. I. M. Sulli-
van, 124 W. Chandler St.,
Carrollton.

Quilts made of cotton wool
and silk. Reasonably priced.
Mrs. E. F. Wilkins, Rt. 4, Vil-
la Rica Rd., Marietta.

_Crocheted doilies, rutffle,
pineapple, 15 in., $2.00; rose-
bud, 15 in., $1.75; pansy, 15
in., 2.00; pineapple, any col-
or, all white or shaded yellow
and white, $1.50; chair set,
$2.50; shell, 15 in., white or
colored, $1.00.
Spears, Rt. 3, Vienna.

Crocheted center pieces,
$1.00 to $2.50, different sizes;
pot holders, 25 ea.: pillow-
case edge, 25c and 50c yard:
chair sets, $2.50: 9 pe. cloth











EK. Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150,
Camilla 3. _

White cotton crocheted ba-
by shoes, pastel or lace trim-
med, 1.00 pr.: rayon boucle
crocheted baby shoes, baby
colors, $1.25 pr. Add 10c posi-
age ea. pr. Elizabeth Coleman,
Rt. 1, Box 205, Danielsville
Rd., Athens.

Dbl. bed size quilt tops.

Gal, 1 ea., Bow Tie, Non
Such and Cat Saddle, also 2
Yo Yo outing tops baby cribs,
$2.50 ea. PP. Send M.O. Mrs.
C._C. Davis; Ri. 1. Empire.

New handmade quilts, dbl.
bed size, cotton. material with
cotton padding, $6.50 ea.: 1
Basket design, made from
good cotton material,
1 Flower Garden de

Si 27,
$10.50. PP in Ga. Miss



'Ph. Lawrenceville TH. 3-2733. |



l Mabel
Mathis, Rt, 5. Ellijay. :



= : Wednesday, 3

Want a few bu. of feed

and pat-{

colors on white, $1.; Apr

Miss: Lois:

luncheon sets, $2.00. Mrs. W.|:

made of new print scraps, 2/$
iea., Indian Hatchets and Lazy

$8.50: 1b





























































White crocheted bed
avg. size, $40; ecru,
chair sets, $1.75;
white, bed spread, o1
yrs. old, of hand made
and thread, make offer
vanity sets, wits $2.5
postage. Mary CC. Tu
Eastonollee. 5, Seem

Crocheted bootees or
for babies, $1.35 pr; |];
handkerchiefs, tatting
$1.40, cotton, $1.30 ea.
tatting trim vanity sets, $
Mrs. Georgia Taylor, c/o }
Spence, Rt. 5, Carrollton,

Corduroy, Plaisse and |
ing baby sacques, hand m:
nylon lace trimmed with }
emb., pastel colors and w
$1 ea. plus 10c postage.
L. T. Woodall Jr., Thoma
Rt 3, Ph. 7-3509. .



bed size, $3; emb. pillow
full size, good white mate
tatting or crocheted edg
$2.50; linen handkerchief
tatting edges, $1. Ethel J,
feries, Rt. 2, Trenton,

1 large white bed spr
crocheted, $50, made this
2 colors pineapple design,
ter pieces, pets
want to buy 4 solid color
ken feed bags. State
Mrs. W. B. Hester, Rt,
Blakely. ee

Handmade quilts, new .
terials and cotton, dbl
size, $5. ea. also print a
not feed bags, nicely tri
3, $1. All) PP. Mrs.
Hughes, Rt. 2, Toccoa. S

20 large dbl. bed size ,
tops, nice designs, no strir
tops, or feed bag tops, go
material, $1.75 ea. Pl }
age: Mrs. JG.
Felton.

naa,

all cols., pink, yellow, ete, 40
yd.; 19-1/2 yds. white db]
tatting, 50 yd.; 7 yds. single
tatting, 35 yd. No check

Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Rt. 3, By
157, Millen.

Baby shoes or bootegs,
cheted of baby yarn, $1.25 pry
cotton hankies, tatting trim
$1.25; linen hankies, tat
trim, $1.45; quilt tops, piec
of new scraps, $2.50. Mrs. Ge
Taylor, c/o Newt Spence,
5, Carrollton, x



Polloweases of good ma
al, rose bordered designs

75e. Add postage. Mattie
Tan, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Cutwork, white, 81
showsheet, $10.:; pr. pillow:
es, 32 x 42, $5.; Oyster Lin
vanity set, $3.50; night t
cover, 11-1/2 x 11 1/2,
11-1/2 x 21 mat, $3.; se
17 x 54, $5. Satin stitch whit
emb. pond lilies design. Sati
guaranteed. Mrs. R. J. Mille
2718 Milledgeville Rd.,
gusta.

to match, both, $1.; whit
cheted lace for pillowcases,

br.; white linen handkerch
trimmed in tatting, $1.
white crocheted centerpie
$1. ea. Mrs. H. H. Robiso
Rt. 1, Monroe. oe

Ruffle pineapple doily,
in., $2.; rosebud doily, 15.
$1.75; pansy doily, 15 in
Pineapple doily, i

color or all white, whit
shaded yellow, $1.50: cl
set, $2.50. Miss Lois Spears,
3, Vienna.

Baby jackets and dia
shirts trimmed, 25c ea.; b
10c; set of 1 shirt 1 bib :
1 emb. pillowcases 75c; pill
cases, 50c ea.; ladies bonn
bl. ea.; sheeting pillow
emb., crocheted edge, $
pr. Add postage. Mrs. By
Haynes, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

New handmade
good materials, n
ding, full dbl. bed size,
a,; 3 pc; hand -emb. vv
set, crocheted edge,
emb. pillowcases, ful
good bleached, white n
right col. thread -
cheted edge, $2.25 s
Ga. Miss Mab
Ellijay.





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