Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1959 July 22

Farmers




WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1959

| Ph Compal

_ Commissioner





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ng dairy county is holding a disper-
e of his entire dairy herd. This is
ne more name added to the growing
at have dropped out of the dairy

His family has been trained in the
round a dairy farm. His children

e first farmer to install a milk tank
the first farmer to concrete his

d three silos for feeding purposes.
d purchased modern equipment to
feed on his farm.

le to promise of increase in price of
e changed markets. He left a local
uting plant for what he thought
e highest milk market in the state.
losing over $25,000 the past three
half years because of a promise of
market, he is selling out.

y? Why is this once successful dairy
t selling out? Because he is being
everal different prices in such a
r that his blend price is too low to
operating a Grade A

ices, more dairymen can be ex-
to disperse their herds,
fs caught in this situation cannot
ue to operate at a loss.



19-25 IS FARM SAFETY WEEK

dents to farm residents take about
Ives each year, according to the
| Safety Council. More than a mil-
rm residents are injured each year.

von honors at 4-H cattle shows. He
nstruct a milking parlor in his area.

lanes and holding pens. He had con-



| Agricultural



CALENDAR

July 19-25, NATIONAL FARM SAFETY
WEEK |

July 31, Athens Beef Cattle Short
Course

August 12, Cordele Georgia Spotted
Poland China Association Show and
Sale

August 15, Newnan Georgia Jersey
Cattle Club Annual Fall Sale

August 24-27, Hock Eagle Fourth An-
nual Georgia Poultry Institute



ci Are Checked,







Research Report



Roundworms Controlled -

By New Antibiotic

Recent trials at South Dakota State
College show that the antibiotic called
hygromycin, when fed to growing-finish-
ing pigs from weaning to market weight,
gave complete control of large intestinal
roundworms.

The South Dakota researchers recom-
mend, however, that this antibiotic be fed
only until the pigs
pounds, because from 100 pounds to mar-
ket weight, hygromycin appeared to re-
duce the amount of feed the pigs ate and
they gained slower. Up to 100 pounds, the
antibiotic gave good, although in some
cases not complete, protection against
roundworms.

The South Dakota experiments also in-
dicate that best over-all results can be

expected from feeding hygromycin plus

another antibiotic up to 100 pounds, Re-
sults showed that a combination of hy-
gromycin and aureomycin fed from wean-
ing time to 100 pounds increased gains by
92 percent over pigs that received no

treatment. When fed as the only antibiotic

for the same period, hygromycin increas-

ed gains 12 percent, and aureomycin 6
percent.





weigh about 100.



NUMBER 48

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Weiahers Bonded =

The Weights and Measures and Ware-
house Sections of the Department of Agri-
culture have finished preparation for the
opening of tobacco sales in Ga., July 23.

Weights and measures inspectors of
the department have been checking on
the weighing procedures and equipment
used in Georgia tobacco warehouses. The
warehouse section has been issuing licen-.
ses to warehousemen and receiving ap-
plications from each weigher for state
certification. :

These precautions are taken by the
Department of Agriculture to protect the
tobacco farmer as well as the warehouse-
man and buyer. Before weights and mea-

sures inspectors checked the weighing

methods, truck weights often varied as
much as 30 pounds in the same warehouse. |

This unfair difference was due to the : 7
use of unauthorized hand trucks in trans-

porting tobacco. Today, after an inspector
has completed his check, he records the
accuracy of the scale and averages the
baskets for a particular warehouse;

An approval sticker for the current
year is then placed on each truck allowed
to be used in the sale. Then, when an in-
spector re-enters the warehouse for sub-
sequent checks, he can make sure that on-
ly the trucks bearing a 1959 O.K. are
being used.

In addition he will re-check the scales

and the tare set up for the particular

warehouse. Without these precautions the

scale might serve only as an estimate ma-

chine. :

_ As a further precaution, a law was
passed in 1956 which requires all persons
weighing tobacco to be licensed and bond-_
ed with the Department of Agriculture,
through the Warehouse Section. This must
be taken care of by the warehouse men
before opening sales, oe S

Inaccurate weighing procedures are :
the exception, not the rule. Most of the

scales checked by the inspectors have
been found to be operating properly, with-
in the prescribed tolerance. State inspec-
tors will be working constantly through-
out the 1959 tobacco season to keep the
scales accurate as a protection to the buy-
er and seller.



Georgia

IRE STATE OF THE SOUTH

GEST STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI



Georgia, First:

@ BROILERS @ PROTECTED FOREST LANDS @ PIMENTO PEPPER
@ PEANUTS @ IMPROVED PECANS

@ NAVAL STORES

























































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

Candier Clement Jr









os of postage provided for in Secticn 1108. Act of Oct. 8.
WANTED
name, sae ms
White, retired man, 65 andj - Want job. picking cotton
wife 59, want job as Caretak-| when time comes. W. M.

er of farm. Can drive truck,
tend hogs, catile, chickens, etc.
Small salary and modern con-
veniences, 4-5 RK. furnished
house, prefer near Atlanta. A.

. Bailey, 3426 Rainey Ave.,
Hapeville.

Experienced dairyman
wants job in small dairy, Pre-
ferably in Jasper or adjacent
Co, Want house with water,
wired for elec. siove. Move
any time. Roy D. Coker, Rt.
1, Box 55, Monticello.

White young man, wife and
baby wants job. Dont drink,
would like dairy work. 1 yr.
experience. Hard worker. Tel-
mers Buchanan, Rt. 4, Box
co c/o Walks Dairy, Dub-
jin.

Retired, single, white man,







honest, sober and_ reliable,
wants job as caretaker of
farm, cattle, hogs, chickens

and yard work, for room, board |:

and reasonable salary. Want

mod. conveniences. Would

' batch in furnished room. Gro-
ver Henry, Rt. 2, Rockmart.

Es ao (Homer Pinkards
es.



White man, age 52, wants
job on cattle farm or dairy as
elper. 6 yrs exp. Wife and
elf only. Wade Studdard, Rt.
, Rutledge. _

Want job looking after cat-
tile or hog farm, or both. Can
drive tractor and truck. W. H.
Knight, Rt. 3, Covington.

Single man wants light farm
work, dairy work, poultry or
Caretaker of farm. First class
dairyman, .58 yrs. old, good
references. Room, board and
iving with small salary. C. C.
Conger, 105 Beaty St.. Griffin.

., Col. 21 yr. old, single young

man wants job on farm for
good home room and board and
reasonable wages. Life time
experience on farm.











se 1530 Powell St. Macon. _



rn Like
farm work. Richard Russell,

Sewell, 3005 Sewell Rd. S. W,,
Atlanta 11.

White woman, 38 yrs. old,
wants work around dairy or
chickens. Want 1 room and
$20. week. Marjorie Simpkins,
c/o %. A, Simpson, Rt. 1,
stockbridge.

White man, 42 yrs. old, wife,
6 children, 4 large enough to
help, wants job on cattle farm,
or caretaking. Recent
caretaking, cattle, hay bailing,
operate tractor, combine, etc.,
repair same. 4 or 5 R. house,
lights, water, weekly salary.
Move anywhere, any time.
Ralph W. Lynn, 1060 Dunning
ees Atlanta 15. Ph. JA 5-

Young white man wants job
on farm for room, board and
small salary. James Martin,
4543 Roswell Rd. Atlanta 19.

; Man and wife, exp. in farm-
ing, want place with good
man, raising poultry (2 big









houses for 1960) on halves,-

with automatic waterers and
auto, feeders. Raised chickens
for 1 yr. and farmed also.
Frank Crider, Rt. 1, Royston.

_ 60 yr. old white man wants
job at poultry raising or other
light farm work. Now ready
start. work. Am in best of
health. Not criopled. R. L.
Hartley, Rt. 1, Lindale.

45 yr. old man, wife and 1
child want job as caretaker or
share cropping. Exp., Christ-
jan. Do not drink. Need to
move now. Have to be moved.
pee H. Marler, Rt. 2, Ross-
ville. 7

Veterans Widow, 47, and 2
sons, 16 and 13 yrs. Raise hogs
or broilers on Halves, Thomas,
Grady, Brooks or Colquitt Co.
Regular farming and grow
feed for stock. 6-7 R. house,
with bath. Pasture and garden
plot. Have 5 cows. Have to be
moved. Mrs. Thelma G. Mc-







- Kenzie, Rt. 2, Box 253, Boston.





CxD.. 5



BT os od white man, wife,
no children, want job on
chicken farm with layers or
broilers, or any kind farm
work. Need to be furnished
with house stuff. Move any~-
time. Roy Whitfield, Box 5,
West Side Branch, Gainesville:

Middleaged white man and
wife want to raise chickens,
hogs and cows on halves for
reliable party, with good 4 R.
house, lights and water, Can
give ref. Honest and reliable.
John C.
dence Ave., Albany.

FARM HELP

WANTED







Want retired couple to live
on farm, located Gwinnett Co.,
to look after few hogs and 2
horses, etc. 2 acres for gar-
dening. 6 'R. house. bath, tele-
phone, elec. stove J. M. Allen,
172 Vidal Blvd., Decatur.

Want unencumbered white
woman to do light farm work
on farm, equipned with all
mod. conveniences. 3 adults in
family. Room, board and $12.-
50 week. Mrs. Jim Knowles,
Rt. 2, Byron. Ph. WO 3-2213.

OLLETIN

Ellis, 522-1/2 Resi- |.





~ Oat and wheat cradle, in
fair shape, $5. at my farm
near Farmington. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

2 IHC McCormick, 12 disc,
grain drills with fertilizer at-
iachments, 1 with small seed-
er attachment. Bargains. T. R.
Breedlove, Monroe, Ph. 5211.

Farmall A tractor with di-
rect attached mower and 1
dise plow, direct attached for
Super A Farmall tractor. J
V. Jenkins, Sr., Hull.

1,000 gal. galvanized water
tank, in good cond., $50. at
my farm. S. B. Newman, Rt.
2, Waynesboro.

One 3 point pickup kit for |
ICH Super A, used very lit-
tle, $15.; refrigeration unit for
milk, produce or eggs only, al-
most new. Carl Hewatt, Snell-
ville.

' Allis Chalmers roto baler in
good cond., $500. or New Hol-
land No. 77 baler in good cond,
$800. Take your pick. R. P.
Trammell, P. O. box 333, c/o
Redfield Farms, Louisville.

D-4 Caterpillar 7-U_ series
with 4-S dozier motor, start-
ing engine and 44 pump, re-
cently overhauled, cleaned and
painted, $3.500. H. M. Wilson,
Rt. 2, Fairburn, Ph. 6632.





Want good. experienced
Dairyman, who knows how to
run milking machines, and
take care of herd. Must have
experience and be reliable.
Let me hear immediately. J.

{E. Trice, P.O. Box 27, Milner.



Want reliable man with 2
or more workers, for farm.
Prefer one with own truck and
chain saw for cutting logs on
farm. 1 mi. town on Hwy. 94.
J. L. Ellis, Star Rt. Valdosta.

Want reliable, experienced
tobacco man, with ample labor
and equipment to cultivate
250 acres on 50-50 basis.
Someone to stay permanently,
a hustler who wants to make
money. 3-1/2 mi. town, paved
Hwy. through place. Ample
elec. power. Good community.







Front end loader for Ford-
son tractor for \ sale; also,
would trade for bush and bog
harrow or a rotary wower for
Fordson tractor, or consider
buying the rotary mower. C.
W. Darby, 2369 Second Ave.,
Decatur, Ph. DR. 7-7563.

New hog self feeder, never
been used, 8 ft., 16 doors, dbl.
clad 18 gauge galvanized V
bottom and flared hopper, $85:
eash.. W. Louie Mims, Mims.
Road, Hephzibah.

Good used Farmall tractor,
cheap, located about 7 mi. W.
of Summerville. Mrs. T. A.







Farmall M tractor with cul-
tivators and planters, harrow
and 5 disc plow. Hugh Crook,
Rt. 2, Montezuma, Ph. 5641.







Wrayswood (13 miles No.
Greensboro, Greene Co., oif
Hwy. 15 .... Dairy heifer
Auction Holstein, Guern-
sey and Jersey cattle. Qual-
ity clese-up springers. Calf-
hood vaccinated and TS
tested ...1 PM. R. B. Cur-
tis, Farmington Ph. 2603
Madisen. g

August 10-11 Monday and
Tuesday Valdosta, Lowndes
Co., Pony Auction Sale ....
400-509 ponies, large selec-
tion of both suing breeders
Grade and Registeredon
auction. Tom Hewiit, Val-
dosta.

EQUIPMENT |

FOR SALE









1 horse wagon, $35. Located
3 mi. So. of Buiord near Piun-
kets cross roads. P. A. Plun-
kett, Burord.

500 gal., above the ground,
Butane tank, $150, or will
tirade for cow or farm equip-
ment. HH. D. Vaughan, Ri. 2,
Box 285, Alpharetta, Ph. 5483.

Post hole digging attach-
ment for Sears chain saw, 9
in. auger, excellent cond., mule
drawn mower converted to
tractor operation, has new
blade, in good cond. E. Fred-
eriksen, RFD 1, Winston, Ph.
Douglasville 2991.

4 Louden milking stalls, 440
gal., Zero milk tank with au-
tomatic washer, 2 unit De-
Lavel combine milking sys-
tem including all motors, like
new; also 30 or less cows,
Jerseys, Guernseys, Holsteins.
All TB and Bangs tested. Her-
man G. Snider, Rt. 2, Warthen,
Ph. Sandersville 2842.

John Deere Grassland drill,
spring release, grass seed box,
coulters, $500.; Allis Chalmers
roto baler, $300.; Wright Rebel
reciprocating saw, $100.; Mall
chain saw, $100.: Caldwell
heavy duty rotary mower,









$350: H. L. Harman, Rt. 2,
Athens, Ph. LI. 8-2777,. ee

0933,



i. _t. Hicks, V.O. Box 206, Super A Farmall tractor
Wrightsville. cheap for cash. G. B. Barrett,
Cornelia.
5 ALE EVENTS Benthall peanut combine, in
good cond., $750. C. C. Brand,
Rt. 1, Montezuma, Ph. 4934.
July 25 Saturday at|, 3 wood brooders, 500 cap.,

for sale cheap. Jim V. Ben-
nett, Screven.

_2 wheel trailer, 600 x 16
tires, $25. C. R. Philpot, 2377
Summit Ave., NW., Atlanta
18, Ph. SY. 4-0009.

Carter peanut shaker with
2 sets plows, in good cond.,
$225. Donald Peavy, Rt. 3,
Cuthbert, Ph. RE. 2-2973.

Irrigation unit complete,
large Chrysler motor, Gard-
ner-Denver pump, 20 ft. suc-
tion hose, 409 ft., 3-4 in. pipe,
6 Rainbird sprinklers and ris-
ers. $650. M. E. Knight, Rt. 1
Calhoun, Ph. MA. 9-5173.

Automatic poultry feeder,
Big Dutchman, box holds 500
Ibs., trough and chain about
420 ft.. in good cond., $250.
J. B. Webb, Rt. 2, Carrollton,
Ph. TH, 2-2394.

Farmall H tractor, 4 disc til-
ler, sower, mower, rake: steel
wheel wagon, stalk ripper
plow; Bermuda grass harrow,
smoothing harrow; drag har-
row; stalk cutter: tractor trail-
er, 10 ft. lime spreader, seed-
ed attachment; tractor weed-
er, 300 gal. fuel tank, $1,750.
trade for cattle. Chas. E. Chick,
Monroe, Ph. 4671.

Ford tractor, low hours, A-1
cond., B and B harrow, sub-
soiler, all purpose plow, plant-
ers, scoop and blade, good as
new, for sale; also. want old
cultivator frame with or with-
out feet. Will come after. L. A.
Powers, 221 W. Poplar St.,
Griffin, Ph. 5170 nights.

Seed cleaner, Vacaway 75,
with 20 screens, $100.; also,
want dirt. pan and blade for
3 point hitch. W. H. Willson,
Rt. 1, Albany, Ph. HE 5-4038.

Cub tractor, planters, culti-
vators, disc tiller, drag type
harrow, home made gang plow,
$475. Frank Carroll, Hwy. 78,
Villa Rica, Ph. 4853.

Wilson bulk milk storage
tank, 150 gal. cap., Mit eukec
bottler and Surge milker, 2
units. All in good cond. I. P.
Warren, Moultrie Rd., Rt. me
Thomasville, Ph. Canal 6-







5





SA



: been used. L.

Williams, Rt. 2, Summerville. |

anus 7

inesday, J

6 row John Blue co
ter, hay rake, 3 poine
ular hitch, F-30 F
new tires, 3 dise Oliver p
sawmill, 2 deep well pun
piston and jet type, cut
saw with engine and gn
blacksmith forge. Joe B, BR
dy, Rt. 3, Adairsville. |

Chicken picker; in @
cond., complete with moig
and hot water tub; also, r
corn loader, 18 ft.,-



























































All crop dryer No. 25, eq
ped with motor and gas bu
er. Sell reasonable. J,
Slade, Hawkinsville, Ph.
light 3-7466. es

John Deere model B trac
Massey-Hatrris clipper
bine, Allis Chalmers roto |
er, Massey ~ Harris - Ferg
baler (Wisc engine drive
Taylor-Way, 10 dise, har
all in good working cond.
ters ans. J. M. Trotter,
61, Red Oak, Ph. PO. 7-42

Whitfield Coastal Berm
grass planter, used very
tle, $200. David Darby, Ri
Fairburn, Ph. 6641. :

Massey Harris tractor, |
age clipper complete wi
cylinder Continental eng
row crop unit and cutter
unit. All in excellent
Clyde Cox, Rt. 2, Cave Spri

Model 64 Int'l. Har
combine, in excellent co
loriced reasonable. He
Moore, Buchanan, Ph. 349

3 point lift kit for
Chalmers C A tractor, |
cu. ft. drag scoop, $12.50.
used very little. Jimmy
watt, Rt. 3, Stone Mounta

Ferguson tractor with
Wynn 0:
blade and pan. All in goo
cond. Ray Belcher, Box
Avondale Estates, Ph. Cl
ston, Hi. 3-7397.

500 gal- Butane or Pr
gas tank, nearly new, .
Nelson Hickman, Rt. 1, $
Mountain, Ph. 8723.

Two, 1,000 gal. fuel
tanks for sale. Can be
on Daves Rd. George i
Rt. 2, Cave Spring, Ph. 4

Poultry equipment: F



















ers, drinkers and_ stoves
growing 8,000 broilers, price
right for quick sale. See at m
home. Ralph Foster, Presley.

Hudson roto duster No, 826
used 1 season, 2 row, mul
Heno





drawn, $50. Tom
Palmetto, Ph. 6651. :
No: 27 Intnl Hare

mowing machine for H
Farmall. tractor. Useda
little, in good cond. J
Rylee, Rt. 1, Maysvill
OL. 2-2702..

1949 W. D. Allis Chaln
tractor and cultivators, J
Deere tiller and large har
good cond. Mrs. Cora Hall,
2, Wrightsville.

4 buggies, 1 road cart,
sizes mule collars, several
uharnesses with bridles to mz
and 2 saddles. Wymon J.
thews, Rt. 5, (Matthews
Rd.), Thomaston. m

24 in. corn mill, new _r
in A-1 cond., 40 hp Inin
power unit, top cond., 6 mm
6 ply rubber belt, 2 dise
er type plow, dbl. bottom
good cond., 2 sets oil bur
16 ft. tobacco curers. J
Moss, Rt. 1, Box 175, Hai
hurst.

EQUIPMENT

, WANTED







Want 250 gal. Butan
tank, located near Atla
Charlie Reagan, 2065
Cir., SE, Atlanta 16. Ph
77-9660.

Want good used corn Pp
er sheller, or consider 0
ing snapper for W. C.
Chalmers. Bill Nixon
Box 80, Griffin, Ph. 8-

Want 1 Tramper for
ston baler, in any cond. E
Martin, Rt. 1, Box 190,
gerald, Ph. 6450. =

Want Ford tractor will
tom plow, harrow, distri
planters and cultivato.
good shape, not latte
1952 model, withi
also, 18 in. botto:
John Deere M_


































100 gal. Butane gas
Will pay reasonable
Mrs. James V. Bennett,

nt good used automatic
- for hens, size 30 x 110.
. what you have and price
st letter. Hubert Bram-

power corn sheller in
nd. and ready to go to
o shell from 50 to 150
per hr. Prefer portable,
will consider stationary;
42 or 15 hp elec. motor
mmer mill. Give details

nson.

ant 10 or 12 in. farm bell,
ce to be such as can be
single post.
ond., price and method
ment. E. L. Meekins,
367, Pembroke.

Want automatic press for
/mill at reasonable price.
arles W. Sever, Rt. 1, Box
_ Buford, Ph. 2870.

nt 4 cyl. air-cooled Wis-
isin engine to mount on
sage chopper. Must be in
ing cond. Will trade 3
haze, motor used short
irrigation system, will
cash difference. E. E.
land, P. O. Box 12, War-.
obins.

nt used grain drying
ment. State make, model,
tion and price. W. S.
n, Jr., Rt. 3, Box 80, Grif-

h. 8-8950.

ant 2 milking stalls for
ng parlor. State make,
., and best price. John W.
rett, Ri. 1, Cornelia, Ph.













Streamliner everbearing
ey erce plants, well root-
ed, $1.50 C.; dewberry, black-
berry, Mtn. Huckleberry, hal
senberry, $1. doz.; well root-
ed muscadines, 2, $1, Cuts,
20, $1.00. PP, damp pack-
ed. Guaranteed live delivery.

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

Rutger and New Stone to-
matoes, and Calif, Wonder
peppers, both, 40c C, $3.50 M:
Chas. Wakefield Cabbage
cabbage Heading and Ga.
Heading Collards, all, 35 e
$2.50 M. also Hot pepper
plants. Moss packed. Prompt
service, Mrs. H. L. Britting-
ham, Guyton.

Catnip bunches, peppermint,
6, $1.; sage plants, 6, $1. gar-
lic onions, $1. doz.; Blue Dam-
son Plums, May Cherry trees,
6, $1. Add postage. Mrs. F. M.
Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

_ White multiplying Nest On-
ions, 1959 crop, $1. gal. or will
exch. 2 gal. onions for pieced
he top. Mrs. A. Eggie, Harts-
ield.

Mastodon strawberry plants,
$1.25 C.; Klondike, $1. C., $4,
500, $8. M; peppermint, 30c
doz; red and white spotted
Crowder peas, Germ. 92 pct.,
7dc lb.; brown stripped half
runner beans, Germ. 88 pct.,
75c cupful; Sugar pears, $1.
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Lee
Hood, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Collard plants, $3.50 M:
Rutger and Marglobe tomato
plants, $3. M.; Blakemore and
Mastodona strawberry plants,
$1.40 C. Klondike, $1. C. Mrs.
Fuy Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Collard plants, $1. C; $4.
M del., $3. M. at farm; tomato
and Cabbage, $1.00 C: and $5.
M. del., $4. M. at farm. E. B.
Wetherford, Rt. 2, Gainesville,
Ph. 2-0296.

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Several very good. Reg

polled Hereford bulls, from 10

te 18 mos. old, mostly Domino

breeding, several weaning age
bull calves and some open or
bred heifers of same blood-
lines. Very well marked,
stocky and deep red. Winton
C. Harris, Rt. 1, Screven, Ph.
TU, 4-2312.

Purebred, not Reg., red
Jersey Hereford, old enough
to breed in short time, been
vaccinated and bloodtested, for
sale or will trade for dry cow,
not bred or common beef type
bull. J. N. McGinnis, Box 319,
Miller Rd., Lithia Springs, Ph.



Austell 2854.



Reg. Angus: 6 young cows
with calves by side, 2 bred
cows to drop soon, and 2 open
heifers, good bloodlines, papers
furnished. Donald Peavy, Rt.
3, Cuthbert, Ph. RE. 2-2973
nights.

Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
bull, calved April, 1958. Sire,
AHC Rollo Domino 34; Dam,
MFH Lynn Domino, dark col-
or, large bone, well marked,
about 1,000 Ibs., 15 mos. old
and ready for service. Sell out-
right or trade for Oats. Let-
ters ans. M. F. Hammock, Jef-
ferson, Ph. EM. 7-8673.

2 Reg, Guernsey male calves,
4 mos. old, well marked, de-
horned. and good bloodlines, 1
pure Guernsey male, 11 mos.
old, dehorned, ring in nose,
ready for light service. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington:

Reg. Hereford bulls, 12 to 16
mos. old, WHR and Zato Heir
breeding, halter broken. Har-
ley Merrick, Rt. 4, Cuthbert.

Reg. horned Hereford bull,
ealved October 24, 1958 for
sale. Carl Roberts, Ball
Ground.



















































nt Rife ram for pumping
g water. -Give model,
size, price and condition.
. stout, Warm Springs.

Want Allis Chalmers
ine with power take-off.
lust be in good cond. Will pay
mable cash. Jim Dicker-
, Rt. 5, Lyons, Ph. 3677.

FED & PLANTS

_ FOR SALE









hite nest, Red Scallion,
plying and Button onions,
ir fall planting, $1.50 gal.
postage. G. T. Brown, Rt.
all Ground.

Vhite Nest onions for fall
iting, 1959 cron, $1.40 gal.
d postage. Miss Gennia
own, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

00 bu. Iron Cowpeas, Germ.
bet., purity 98.96 pct., no
Vi seed, $4.50 bu. FOB.
fied DeLoach, Jr., Valdosta.

all tomato plants, 25c doz;
fiplying onions, 85 C.;
ana pepper, 25c doz; cab-
e, collards, 70c C.; Thyme
ts, 20c ea.; garlic bulbs,
25c; hot pepper, Birdseye,
doz.; old fashion Shallot
buttons, 50c lb. Fred With-
erspoon, 308 Holderness St.,
SW, Atlanta, Ph. PL. 3-5251.

Finest field grown collard
Plants, $1.50 M at farm. No
deliveries. W, J. McDougald,
suches.







Ollard plants, 90c C., 300,

90, 500, $2.00, $3.50 M. Add
postage. Kethel Crowe, Rt. 2,
ainesville,

_ Fall plants ready, early ma-
uring Scarlet Dawn tomatoes,
Eggplants, Brussels Sprouts,
Broccoli, Cauliflower, Wake-
leld Cabbage, Heading Col-
dards, 35 doz. No less $1.
orders. Mrs. H. V. Franklin,
Rt. 1, Register.

ce young Rutger tomato
fants, Cert. plants, 50c C.,
Iso, Hot pepper plants, same
rice, Add postage. H. F. Seay,
Poet anthersville Rd., Ellen-





a., Collard plants, 300, $1.,

low; Marglobe and Rutger
lomatos, 300, $1.. 400, $1.25,
, $2.00, $3.50 M., ready
25. PP. Solomon Davis,
, Milledgeville.

d multiplying onions, $1.
my home. C. C, Brook-
Canton, Rt, 4. (1-1/2
lysprings).



66.

Rutger tomato plants and

00, $1.25, 500, $1.50; ready |8



FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE



100 bu. white Corn, slip
shuck, for feed, $1.45 bu. at
farm. J. T. Cunningham, Jr.,
4, Box 303, Newnan.

100 bu. good hay, Ladino,
Fescue and Orchard Grass,
65c bale at my barn. M. F.
Peterson, 3496 Wesley Chapel
Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-1859.

Different kinds hay, vary-
ing qualities, dif. prices, for
sale or will trade for cattle,
horses, ponies or swine. Will
del. within 50 mi. radius. Carl
P. Savage, Jr., Montezuma,
Ph. 5931.

Coastal Bermuda hay, high-
ly fertilized, twine tied, in
truck lots, in the field, $20.





ton, from storage, $22.50 ton. |.

5 mi. N. of Blakely, on U.S.
Hwy 27. Mrs. Evelyn S. Gee,
c/o J. S. Sherman Farms,
Blakely, Ph. 4454.

1959 crop well _ fertilized
hay, Sericea Lespedeza, Fes-
cue, Rye grass, Clover and
Coastal Bermuda, 50c to 70c
bale, $20. to $30. ton. Cecil
Travis, Riverdale, Ph. Fay-
etteville 1-4862.

100 bales good hay, Ladino,
Fescue and Orchard Grass, 65
bale at my barn. M. F. Peter-
son, 3496 Wesley Chavel Rd.,
Decatur, Ph. BU. 9+1859.

1,500 bales Serecia _Lespe-
deza baled without rain, $30.
ton at barn; peas Clover and
Fescue. Will deliver reasona-
ble distance. W. A. Estes, RFD,
Ellenwood, Ph. Stockbridge

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE
Cattle

Full blooded Guernsey cow,
to freshen July 21, for sale.
Eugene Long, Morganton.

40 Holstein CV heifers to
freshen in Aug. and Sept., all
ood quality, wt. 1,000 to
1300 lbs. Jo F. Simpson, RFD
2, Buffington Rd., College
Park, Ph. PO. 1-6859.

Black Angus Reg. herd, 1
herd bull, 3 young cows with
first calf at side and 2 cows
with calves, not reg., all for
$1,800.00 at my farm. Eu



Long, Box 285, Canton,





Reg. Black Aberdeen-An-
gus bull, 2-1/2 yrs. old, wt.
approx., 1,200 lbs., good qual-
ities, isnt rogish (will follow
you over lot with feed basket).
Located on Hwy. 12 between
Crawfordville and Union
Point. J. O. Burton, Union
Point.

Young purebred Black An-
gus bull, not Reg., wt. approx.,
1,000 ibs., $250. Robert N. Gil-
bert, Fayetteville Rd., Jones-
boro, Ph. GR. 8-8777.

Several Reg. Hereford bulls,
polled and horned, Domino
and Mischief strains, from 7
to 20 mos.-old, $150 and up.
E. C. Dawson, RFD 4, Box 21,
Middle Broadwell Rd., Al-
pharetta,

*

Few Reg. Red polled bulls,
around 6 mos. old, wt. about
450 lbs. ea. G. B. Barrett,
Cornelia.

Purebred horned Hereford
bull, 22 mos. old, very gentle,
proven, approx. 800 Ibs.; $165;
Jersey heifer, to calf Sept. Ist,
$140; $3 for both, also Reg.
Hampshire sow, bred, farrow
in Aug., $135; Reg. boar, 5
mo. old, unrelated, $35. Carl
C. Smith; Rt. 3, Ellijay.

85 Reg. and grade Here-
fords, cows with calves, bred
heifers and Reg. bull. Sell 1
or all. (First farm past river
on Campbellton Rd.). R. W.
Caldwell, Douglasville, Ph.
3454.

Extra nice, purebred, Guern-
sey heifer, first calf 3 mos.
old, $150 at farm; also, At
Stud: purebred golden Palo-
mino quarter horse breeding.
Mares boarded. and return
priviledge during season. Roy
Camp, Summerville, Ph. 836-
B:













Dbl. Reg. Domino line poll-
ed Hereford bull, approx.,
1,100 Ibs., 5 yrs. old. Make
offer. Walter R. Thomas, Jr.,
28 Broad St., S.W., Atlanta,
Ph. JA. 4-0251.

40 good dairy cattle, 33 cows,
6 heifers, 1 male, Jersey,
Guernsey and Holsteins. Bangs
and Mastitis free, 411 Ib.
daily base; also, 330 gal. Craft
milk tank, 2 DeLaval milk-
ing machines, 30 gal. hot water
heater and stainless steel vat.
Pat McRee, Buckhead, Ph.
Madison 615-M-4.

2 or 3 good milch cows,
sound and high producers,
Jerseys and Guernseys. Bang
tested. J. A. Page, at Orland,
Soperton.





&





_ Guernsey bull, purebred, de-
horned, ring in nose, gentle,
about 18 mos. old $150.00; 3

Guernsey and Jersey bred

heifers, from same bull, all
for $500. (At Amoco Station).

H. B. Brookshire, Hwy. 60,

Suches,
Swine

Reg. Duroe boars and gilts,

3 mos. old, wormed and treat-

ed, $17 ea.; purebred Duroc
sow, not Reg., 2 yrs. old, $50.
Frederick Zipperer, Marlow.

31 feeder pigs, 8 wks. old,
Hampshire and Tamworth
cross, priced reasonable. J. W.
Flynt, RFD 2, Crawfordville,
Ph. GL. 6-3722.

Purebred, but not Reg.,
Hampshire boar, wt. about
250 ibs., over a yr. old, for
sale. Eugene Cook, Rt. 2,
Blairsville.

Reg. Purebred Black Poland
China hogs, 50-75 Ibs., $35 ea.;
service boars, all sizes and







ages, $75 and up. Treated for}

Cholera and Erysipelas and
Bangs free, Sired by certified
meat type sires and out of
good litters. Will ship but best
to come see. Jas. R. Mullis,
Cochran, Ph. WE. 4-6490.

8 purebred Yorkshire boar,
9 wks. old, and of the very
best bloodlines, $25 ea. with
Reg. papers. FOB. A. B. Hogg,
Box 1002, Rt. 1, Cedartown.

Sows, bred, $35 ea shoats,
$12 ea.; pigs, $10 ea. M. B.
Smith, Austell (1/2 W. of,
next to Peco plant).

17 pigs, crossed OIC and
Hampshires, 8 wks. old, $10
ea. at my home. Rufus G.
Smith, Rt. 2, Dawsonville
(near Lumpkin Camp
Ground).

Purebred Durocs, med. and
meat type, open gilts, bred
gilts and sows, service males.
Life treated. With or without
papers. Best of bloodlines.
Marvin M. Newsome, Jordans
ae Rd., Sandersville, Ph.
3856.

2 Reg. Tamworth sows, 1
Reg., 2 yr. old, boar, 4 Reg.
male hogs and 10 gilts, 125 lbs.
ea.; also, 10 and 12 wk. old,
mixed pigs, $10 up. B. B. Har-
rison, Rt. 1, Box 82, Alphar-
etta.

16 eight wks. old, and 11,
six wks. old July 24, Hamp-
shire and Berkshire crossed
pigs, good meat type, wormed
and disease free, at my place,
priced reasonable. Edwin O.
Mays, Lawrenceville, Ph, TH.
3-2756.

OIC breeding stock, from
short nose, medium type, stock
at my farm; Bred gilts, $40
ea.; boar, $25; pigs, just far-
rowed, $20 ea. at 6 wks. of
age. Will ship boar or pigs.
All Reg in buyers name. Paul
J. Cain, Rt. 1, Commerce. |

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars,
service age boars and bred
gilts, Reg. in buyers name, 100
pct. imported bloodlines, un~
related prs. H. R. Gossett,
Cave Spring.

10 Hampshire-Tam worth
sows, 20 mos old, bred to
Beltsville boar, to farrow Sept.
10, $50 ea. Robert E. Foran,
Rt. 3, Douglasville, Ph. 2515.

Choice Landrace pigs, males
and females, 7 to 9 mos. old,
various prices; also, 12 boars,
7 to 8 mos. old, $75 to $100.



















H. D. McAfee, Marietta, Ph.

8-8440.

Duroc pigs, 8 wks. old, 2
boars and 2 gilts, wormed,
Reg. and treated for Cholera,
sired by Grand Champion at
Ga. State Fair, $25 ea. Ros-
coe McDonald, Jr., Rt. 1, Mill-
edgeville, Ph. 2766.

Choice Landrace boars and
gilts, imported bloodlines,
treated, Reg. in buyers name,
$60, $75 - $100 ea.; bred gilts,
$150; choice Duroe boars and
gilts, treated, Reg. in Buyers
name, $30 and $35 ea. William



E. Lanier, Rt. 2, Box 84, Met-

ter, Ph. MU. 5-1015.

_ Reg. purebred, disease-free
Tamworths, choice gilts and
males, bred gilts, 2 exception-
al males, old enough for serv-
ice and good feeder pigs. Mrs.
Charles Baldwin, c/o Charles
Baldwin Farm, Suwanee, Ph.
Buford 7181, ae



$1 good thrifty Duroc cross _
pigs, about 40 Ib. avg., $8 a, |
for all. Blanford Watson, RF

1, Mauk. ee

Landrace boars from one of
Ga.s oldest Landrace henis,
Basil Steed, Fitzgerald, Ph.
3905. =3

Choice Landrace male pigs,
ready to go now, tested free
from Bangs and Lepto and
treated, Reg., in buyers name,
priced reasonable. See at m
farm or call. Mrs. Mary F,
Milton, RFD 1, Baxley, Ph.
2972.

Reg. meat type Yorkshire,
Hampshires and Duroes, Cert,
disease free herd. Boars and
gilts of all ages. Priced rea-
sonable. Lawton Ursery, .
Hazlehurst.

16 Landrace crossed with
Tamworth and Hampshire, wt. .
approx. 60 Ibs. ea., 3 mos.
old, also, 1 Landrace male,
10 mos. old, wt. 300 Ibs. for
sale. R. E. Rowe, Alvaton

Bread sows and gilts, shoats,
pigs and 2 boars, for sale or
trade for cattle or farm equip-
ment. R. L. Stucki, Grayson,
Ph. Atlanta DR. 38-1007.

Dark red Duroc males or













ifemales, wormed and treated,

Reg. in buyers name. Charles
W. Welch, Rt. 2, McRae. _

Purebred. Landrace boars ~
and gilts, Reg. and treated, |
top bloodlines, $35 ea. and up.
W. W. Nevill, Macon, Ph. SH.
2-0421.

Tamworths, Reg., boars and
gilts, unrelated. J. S. Davis,
Abba, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald, Ph.
6541.

Beltsville No. 1, meat type,
good supply boars and gilts, 10
to 20 wks. old, many unrelat-
ed, State health Cert., exce!-
lent to. cross breed, can be







Reg. R. S. Beard, c/o Tired

Creek Farm, Cairo, Ph. 2-
5515.

Hampshire boars and gilts
from Fortune and King Echo
bloodlines, $20 ea. at 8 wks,
Will Reg. in buyers name asd
ships Larry .-Young, Ri. 2,
Chickamauga.

38 little shoats, $8 ea. for
5 or more. J. W. Abernathy,
Rt. 2, Woodstock, Ph, day or
night GL. 5-3111.





Horses, Mules & Ponies

Chestnut colt, 14 mos. old,
$125; bay mare, 8 yrs. old, in
top cond. with bridle and sad-
dle, $165; also, 4 wheel buggy
(restored) with original up-
holstery. Gerald Stucki, Rt. 2,
stone Mountain, Ph. 8002.

6-yr. old spotted Welch
pony, wt. about 500 Ibs., Sor-
rel pony, 4 yrs. old, wt. about
600 Ibs., gentle for children
to ride, also, bridles and sad
oun Fred Elliott, Clayton, Ph.

6 nice small Shetland pony
mares, 1 with sorrel colt by
side, all bred to Reg. stallion,
some solid colors, 6 nice broke
geldings. Sell altogether or
separately. Jess Holbrook,
Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 8-6771.

Shetland mare, 3 yrs. old,
bred to sorrel stallion, very
gentle and broke for young
children to ride, reasonable,
EK. Frederiksen, RFD 1, Win-
ston, Ph. Douglasville 2991.

_At Stud: Reg. Morgan stal-
lion Devan Hawk, MHC: No,
10573, dark chestnut, 14.2 in,
high, heavy mane and tail,
wonderful disposition. Ben F,
Malone, Rt. 3, Duncan. st.
College Park,

At Stud: Ransoms Genius,
Reg No. 36649, American sad-~
dle bred stallion. F. B. Hill,
3493 Elliott Cir., Chamblee,
Ph GL. 7-4536.

Black and white Pinto mare
approx. 7 yrs. old, very good
saddle horse, for children. No
bad habits. Bridle and saddle
included, $180. Bobby Ginn,
c/o R. H. Akin, Rt. 2, Box 168,
Griffin. a

8 nice small Shetland Pony
mares, 2 to 3 yrs. old, bred to
Reg. sorrel stallion, some solid
colors, nothing over 40 in.
high, 15 nice, broke geldings,
all colors and sizes, will sell
reasonable. Jerry Hurd, 41%











N. Main St., Jonesboro, Ph. |
GR. 8-6771. ne








broke; ba













gaddle,









_ gize, mare or horse,
_ enough to ride and do light

oS FOR SALE
Horses, Mules & Ponies

At Studia Bandar AHC No.
- 62138, Reg. Arabian stallion,
Proven site of premium qual
_ Wty foals, Fee $50 with return
privilege during season. Ex-
Pellent facilities to board
- Yisiting mares, $1 day. Wil-
jird Strain, 609 Murray Hill
Dr., Dalton, Ph, Broadway 8-
p21.
- Sorrel pony mare, 6 yrs.
old, about 52 in, with Shet-
and sorrel colt by side, bred
- back to 40 in. stallion, gentle,
@hildren can ride; Bay horse
golt, 1 yx, old, gentle, halter
iy stallion, yrs. old,
etterg ans.
2, Rising














- in, gentle.
an Paes, Rt



Shetland pony, dappled
grey, 42 in. white mane and
Fan, ae and saddle, priged
- to sell. eR. Smith, 2680 Clif-
ton Springs Rd., Decatur, Ph.
- 20 extra nice sorvel Shet-
-Jand fillies, 15 to 18 mos old
and Reg, Shetland sorrel stal-
fon, 3 yrs. old. J. H, Stephens,
Social Circle.








Good farm mule, plenty of

life, works good, wt. about

1,100 Ibs., $75 at my place, 9

mi. from Montezuma, Hwy.

26. C. A. Singletany, Rt 2,

fontezuma.

_ At Stud: Red Lights Noble
Red, Reg. No. 36083, Ameri-
- @an saddle bred stallion, prov-
en sire of top colts, Grandson

ay

fi Noble -Kalarama. Visitors



elcome. Thomas G, Watkins,
gr, 4684 Flat Shoals Rd., De-
gatur, Ph, BU. 9-6692.

5 gaited, 1,000 Ib. saddle



a horse, spirited, gentle and al-

Ways ready to move when

- -gaddied, approx. 8 yrs. old,
@asy kept up, $250. J. H.
- adams, Upatoi, Ph. Columbus,
FA, 3-6121,-

850 Ib. mare mule, pert.,
gtrong worker, gentle for chil-
dren to ride, medium small
also, saddle mare,
pacer, works to wagon har-
| ees Grover Prickett, Com-





= ae
Top quality, 3 gaited, walk-
trot Show horse, Ribbon win-
ner. Ben Hill, 2691 Bob-O-
= Aum Dr. Macon, Phe SH. 5-
394, (Se at 2588 Rocky
: Creek Rd., after 3 on week
days and all day on week-
gnds). -

8 yr. old Palomino filly with

white mane, tail and 2 white

stockings, for sale. C. W. Dar-
by, 2369 Second Ave., Deca-
dur. Ph, DR 7-7668.

Sheep and Goats

45 milk goats for. sale. Wy-
an J. Matthews, Rt. 5, Matt-
hews Lake Rd., Thomaston.

130 Southwestern ewes, 3

and 4 yrs. old, clean and heal-

thy, $10 ea. Kenneth Bandy,
Bt 2, Ringgold.

250 open and bred ewes and
0 Suffolk rams, $10 ea. C. W.
ird, at Birds Pond, States-
oro,

~ 1 choice Suffolk buck lamb,







- exeellent breeding, not reg.

$40, 14 mi. S. W. Augusta. John
- A. Barnhart, Hephzibah.

25 grade ewes and 1 ram.

also. 28 feeder lambs, cheap.
_ enry H. Perry, Baldwin.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED









Want 3 Yorkshire of SPC

ee gilt pigs. Will swap corn. Give

details in first letter as to
price and amount of corn

= wanted. J.T: Cunningham, Jr.,

: Rt. 4, Box 303, Newnan,

Want 6 or 8 yr. old, medium
gentle



- plow work. Give price and
full description. Must be rea-
_gonably near Dalton or Cal-
oun. J D. Vance, Rt. 1, Dal-





on, 2 4

\$?

Landrace male pigs, 8 wks.

good breed of fe-

andrace preferred.
s

old, for ee
te Macon,

male pigs
hh. Y, Stokes,



=<
uae

POULTRY

- FOR SALE

.S

Top quality Araucanus
(Easter hes) chickens, 2 wks.
old, $1.50 ea.; 4 wks, $1.75;
6 wks., $2; hatehing eggs, var.
of colors, 95c ea by prepaid
parcelpost: also 6 mixed ban-
tam laying hens, 75e ea. Rxp.
Col. Harvey Grizzle, 23 Fair-
view St., Cartersville,

Araueanus (Haster Eeg)
chickens, 6 mos. old, $10 pr.
unrelated; 6 wks. old, $3 ea.;
day old chicks, $1 ea. Exp.
Col.; hatching eggs, 55 9.
parcel post prepaid. Money
Order. Mrs. Addie A. Edwards,
716 Myrtle St., N.E., Atlanta
8 Ph. TR 4-5152.

Araucanus (Easter Egg)
chickens, 2-3 wk. old, $1.25
ea. sent Exp. Col.; eggs, var.
of colors, $5 doz. postpaid.
Bobby Roberts, 816 Cassville
Rd., Cartersville.







Deluxe Austria White young
hens, now laying 70 pct., in
excellent cond. April 15, 1958
chicks, $1.40 ea. for lot and
crate and ship if you furnish
crates and pay Exp. Chgs. J.
W. Cartledge, Sr., 2829 Hart
Dr., Columbus.

Purebred bantam fowl,
young birds, 1959 hatch, Light
Brahmas, 3/4 grown, $4 pr.;
2 pr., $7.50; Birchen Modern
games, Black and Silver Duck-
wing, Old English games,
$3.50 pr. and up, prices ac-
cording to age. Fred Blaylock,
515 Crescent Ave., Chicka-
mauga,

1 Claret hatch cross, one 1/2
Gray and 1/2 R, H. Ea. 2 yrs.





sell Griffin, Oak St., Gaines-
ville. |

Dark Cornish Show ban-
tams,- Ribbon Winners, $5 ea.:
also, pair yellow Fantail pig-
eons, 6 mos. old, $5; and, 5
Ringneck doves, 6 mos. to 1
yr. old, $1.25 ea. A. R. Bryans,
1255 Woodland Ave., S. E, At-
lanta 16. Ph. MA 7-9795.-

Blue Cornish game chick-
ens, also Gray rabbits and
Guinea pigs (Cavies), for sale
or exch. for quail and pheas-
ants. J. L. Wright, 94 Fifth
st., N.W., Atlanta 8. Ph. TR-
6-6572.

40 mixed bantams. Feb.
March, April 1959 hatch, at
my place. Cant ship. S. C.
Jenkins, 524 Patterson Dr.
Dalton.

4 hens and 1 rooster, Show
type, BB Red game bantams,
S10. OW Goldsmith, 3959
Club Dr., N.E., Atlanta 19, Ph.
CE 3-1018. :

2 roosters and 10 hens, 195%
hatch, purebred R. I. Red ban-
tams, 75c ea. Will not ship.
A. A. Tatum, 602 Wilburn
Ave., LaGrange.

Purebred quality young and





stock, in Modern game, Blue
Rose Combs and Partridge
Wyandottes, Champion blood-
lines, from Exhibition and
Show winners; also some
choice cockerels. Henry Kiser,

Gainesville. (off Atlanta
Hwy.).

Modern game bantam S,
Black Breasted Reds and Bir-
chen, Show quality breeders,

pr. extra cocks, $3 ea. L. L.
Murphy, Rt. 3, Lake Mirror
Rd. College Park. Ph, PO-1-
1617.

125 W. L. 6 mos. old pullets,
and 85 heavy. breed pullets,
all laying, also, 33 white
ducks, this yrs hatch, grown





$150 ea. GM: Walden, Gib-
son.

200 H&N White Leghorn
hens, 12 mos. old, $1 ea. for
lot. D. H. Samples, 2674 Union
+ -W. Atlanta 11,

8 Danish Brown Leghorn
young hens, laying well, $1.50





IMarietta, _



ea, Roger S, Cobb, Box 355,



- Approx. 25 Berrys Super

old, good games, $4 ea. Rus-

yearling bantam breedin g

and 18 Muscovy ducks, all,



'Oaks), Marietta. Ph. 9-9794.





=

_ Will swap thoroughbredf 13 Cornish pullets, 4 Corn-
Will swap thoroug lay wena Seater Gaui

hens, all laying, $26 for all;
young chickens, $3 doz.;
uinea pigs (cavies), $3 pr.
ockard Bell, 2677 Pharr Rd.
N.E., Atlanta 17, Ph. DR 7-

Big type purebred Silver
Spangled Hamburgs, 5 mos.
old, 3 pullets and cockerel,
$10. Ship in light erate any-
where. Send money order or
eheck. I, H. Moore, Moultrie,

30 W. L. hens, 50 pet. lay-
ing, $1 ea, for entire lot. C. C.
Wilson, 244 So. Main St.
Jonesboro.

9 pullets, all laying, and 1
rooster, R. I. Reds and White
Rock eross, $15; also 2 white
ducks and 1 drake, 10 nes.
old, $5. Clarence Brown,
Helena.

Frying size chickens, also
pullets and roosters,, $1 ea.
Cannot ship. Carroll Pealock,
Rt. 1, Buford.

20 guineas, 10 White and
10 Speckled, $1.25 ea. or $1
ea. for lot. Mrs, L. G Jackson,
Rt. 5, Austell.













POULTRY

WANTED



Want 1 grown tom turkey.
Advise what you have, price,
and when can be sent. Mae
Dickerson, Rt. 5, Lyons. Ph.
3677 Lyons. :

Want young Ringneck phea-
sants, 1 to 3 wks. old. Must
be able to ship to Gainesville
and be able to guarantee live
del. James Young, 118 East
Enato Ave.

Want young, grown ban-
tams. Advise price and what
you have. Mrs. E. Dean Mc-
Clure, 330 E. Oxford Ave.,
College Park.

GAME, FOWL, etc

FOR SALE











1 pr. Peafowls, trio Ring-
neck pheasants and 3 hens and
1 cock Silver pheasants, all,
$40. James G. McCullough, Rt.
I, Fairburn. Ph. 4402. Be



Bobwhite quail, flight pen
raised, up to 15 wks. old, 35e
to $1 ea. Permit No. 8. W. Z.
Page, 2125-6th St. Columbus.
Ph. FA 2-5896.

Ringneck pheasants, 15 hens
and 3 cocks, $40;-1959 hatch
pheasants, 50c ea.-and up, ac-
cording to size. Sturdy, heaj-
thy birds, raised in open pens
irom -2. Wks) of See T.-C
Allred, Rt. 1, Big Shanty Rd.,
Marietta.



Young Ringneck pheasants,
1 wk. to 6 wks. old, also about
30 Ringnecks, 1 yr. old. Her-
bert W. Clark, P. O. Box 332,
Fitzgerald. Ph. 2492 after 6

Approx. 300 Ringneck phea-
sants, 3 to 14 wks. old. Bar-
gain prices in large quantities;
19 grown, 3 cocks, 16 hens
now laying, $45; all ages
Northern Bobwhite quail and
Chukars, priced according to
age. Per. No. 87. J. L. Taylor,
Rt 2, Fort Valley. Ph. TA 5-
5804.

2 pr. large Show type White
King pigeons, also 1 large pr.
Silver King male and Blue
hen. All mated, banded and
working. $4 pr. Ship 2 or more
prs. R. Lamar Brantley, Rt. Ze
Wrightsville.



Eggs, chicks and breeding
birds of Ringneck, Ambhearst,
Chukars, Jap and White Silk-
les, for sale. Tommy Moon,
Forsyth. Ph. 6226. :

Bobwhite quail, young birds.
priced according to age and
size. Permit No. 46. C. D. Tar-
pley, Rt. 1, Lake Harbin Rd,
Morrow, Ph, 2377, Stock-
bridge. :

2 Senior N. Z. White bucks, |

$2.50 ea.: some bred Calif.
does, $3.50 ea.; Calif. and

N.Z.W., 5-7 wks. old, $1 ea.

At my place. Larry Crider,
300 Crider Dr. (near Fair



1yXSs.,



1 Indian Blue Peafowl, 2

yrs old, $25. Will ship Exp. col.
Teter ans. Mrs. J. L Bene-
field, Rt. 1, Bowdon.

Bobwhite quail eggs, $18 C.

arcel post PP}; day old quail,
35 ea, $32 C.; 3 wks. old, 55
ea., $52.50 C.; 5 wks 65 @a.,
$52.50 C. Exp. Col, Money
Order. Miss Eve Wallace, 716
Myrtle St., N.E., Atlanta 8.
Ph, TR 4-5152.. =
Bobwhite quail from just
hatched to full grown. Permit
No, 36; Ringneck pheasants,
priced ace to size and
age; also 8 R. 1. Red pullets
and 1 rooster, March hatch
chickens. C, EF. Duke, 1803
Bouldercrest Dr., 5S. B, At-
lanta 16. Ph. MA 7-1665.

Northern Bobwhite quail,
young birds, day old to 8 wks,

priced according to age. Per-|.

mit 128. T. L. Delton, P. O.
Box 49, Ft. Valley.

~ Young rabbits, 6 wks. old,
Gray, White and Black, $1 ea.;
1 ea. Gray buck and doe, 4
mos. old, $2 ea. Trade both
for grown doe, N. Z. White
or Dutch. Will ship, C. R.
Philpot, 2377 Summit Ave.,
N.W., Atlanta 18. Ph. SY 4-
0009.













NISCELLA

Dill Weed: Want som
weed to make Dill p
State price. M. W. Me.
Box 611, Cumming,

Blackberries: Wan
gal. blackberries for
State price and w
can be picked up, -
Tebbel, 1214 MclLy.
N.E., Atlanta, Ph, C

Tomato plants: Wa
10,000 tomato plant

strong plants. Thomas
Campton, Ph. 2912,









Crocheted doilies,
signs: pineapple, 15
Pansy, 15 in., $2; ros
15 in., $2; chair set,
pineapple vanity set
shell doily, 15 in. $1,
postage. Miss Lois Sp
3, Vienna, aes



1 pr. N.Z.W. rabbits, buck |

and doe, select breeding stock
with papers, 7 mos. old, eae
to breed, $30; 1 Chinchilla
buck free with purchase of
the pr. A. S. Roberts, 4006
Lawrenceville Rd., Tucker.
Ph. HI 3-6044.

in white with dif. soli




3 pe. vanity sets, 9x.
7 x 12 with matching do

W Chandler, St., Carrollton



Seven 8 wks. old White
rabbits, mix sex, $8 or $1.25
ea. Cant ship. Come after.
Arthur D. Tauton, 232 Coombs
Ave., M. R. Box 232, Mill-
edgeville.

Bobwhite quail -hatching
eggs from stock improved 39
and 1 to 3 ozs. above
average, shipped PP, $150 M.;:
$18 C.; day old quail, $40 C.;
young quail, all ages. Free col-
or photos. Wm. A. Thomas,
Box K, 421 Mark Bldg., At-
lanta. Ph. MU 8-0866. :

Giant Chinchilla Ped. breed-
ing stock from Grand Cham-
pion off-spring. Ready to ship,
$8 ea. W. L. Ferguson, Box
163, Gainesville,

1 pr. Chinchillas, $30. Larry
King, Rt 3, Rockmart. Fh.
4285 Dallas.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE









10 Ibs. nice new sage, hand
gathered and dryed in shade,
$12 PP in Ga. Must sell all to
1 person. Mrs, Alta Wood, Rt.
2, Martin. :

Fresh California multiplying
beer seed, 25c start, 6 starts,
$1. E. F. Weeks, Dial.

Black Snake root, Heart
root, Ratsbane, Devil Shoe
String, Catnip leaves, 60c large
mateh boxful; May apple,
Blood root, wild Cucumber
bark, yellow root, Min. Dit-
ney, Scaley Hickory bark,
wild Plum bark, ea., 2 lb. lard
boxful, $1. Add postage. P. B..
Brown, Rt 1, Ball Ground.

100 Ibs. cap. print feed
sacks, washed, ironed, free of
holes, 35 ea. Add postage: al-
so, nice quilt tops, $2 ea. Mrs.
Bert T. Swords, Rt. 1, Fort,
Valley.

Fresh Calif. multiplying
beer seed, 25c for large start,
6 starts, $1. Addressed stamp-
ed envelope with ea. order. E.
F, Weeks, Dial.

No. 1 pure Ga. Cane Syrup,

Case of 12, 1/2 fals., $8.50:
Case of 24 one quart, $10.09.
None shipped. ~ Cash with

truck, Ross Swann, Dawson.
pi eee



New Sage, just picked,
washed, shade dried, in pint
oo eae ees 25c; dried Cat-
nip, vee bag pt. Plus postage.
Mrs. Mrytle P. Hunt, 921 ee
itol View, Ave., N .W., Atlanta
18, Ph. SY. 4-6654

12 or 15 rolls used_ fence
wire, $3.50 per roll if you take

down. Herman A, McC {
2 Gicen = Pe

Fresh dug Garlic,

85e lb.

gtd Lala oe



Mrs. Arthur Meeler, Rt. 1, 0



PP. Mrs, Walker Echols, Rt. | Rt.










































Weaver pot holders
or plain colors, 10c ea
bed size quilt tops, $
Gholston Rousey, Rt. 2,
er,

Large new heavy
dbl. bed size quilts, m
made, some from new
some from wool materia
flannel outing, $5 ea., 50c
age, 5 quilts, ..$25, -PP.
Money Orders. Mrs. J. J
ingston, Rt. 1, Pitts.

Crocheted tablecloth, 5
53 in., pineapple design,
2 quilts, full dbl. bed size
new material, $6 ea.; croc
ed flat doilies, 10 in., 50
in., $1.25. Add postage,
Wright, Morganton.

Ruffled doily, 29 in. ac
shaded yellow and white,
crocheted dresser scarf,
and white, 14 x 34 in,, $3; s
white scarf,-15 x 31, $32
J. D. Ellis, Jr., Rt. 5, Ell

Emb. pillowcases with |
cheted edging, $1 set.;
dish towels, day of wee
sign, $1 set; quilt patch a
all cols., 75c; clothes pen |
made like little dress, 75
diaper shirts, 5, $1. Add p
age, Mrs. Floyd Major, R
Gainesville.



p





good material, basket des
$8.50, some $6.50, PP in.
Miss Mabel Mathis, Rt. 5,
57, Ellijay. :

Dbl. size quilt tops, madi
machine, zs
scraps, $2.50 ea.,
$1.75 ea.; aprons, 50c ea
postage. No COD or che
Mrs. E.. E, Clark, Shadb
Ferry Rd., Buford.

Large crocheted dinin
ble cloth, pink and white
Crocheted fruit bow] on ]
tal, $4; pineapple doily,

216, Bishop.

Pillowcases, emb., croc
ed edge, $1.25 pr.; old
ion bonnets, $1 ea.;.
shirts, dif. colors and tri
5, $1: Baby pillowcases
ea., 1 pillowcase, 2 .
shirts and 1 bib, $1; apro
med. 50c ea. Add postag
checks. Mrs. Byron Hay
Rt. 7, Gainesville.

White cotton crocheted
shoes, ribbon of choice
2 designs, $1 pr., colored
of rayon thread, $1.2
10c postage on ea. p
M. E. Dailey, 1753 Th
Ave., East Point.

White cotton crocheted
shoes, either pastel or
trimmed, $1 pr.; rayon
crocheted baby shoes
colors, $1.25 pr. Ad
age per ce th