Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1959 August 26

jeorgia -
F armers



rr

Commissioner



Phil Campbell,











































I rrent indications point to the sec-

ia, according to the Georgia Crop
g Service.

production in Georgia this year
forecast at 73,200,000 bushels, a
of 13,552,000 bushels from last

yield per acre of 25.0 bushels will
he third highest on record, surpassed

decreased yield will offset the 8
t increase in the acreage for har-
timated at 2,928,000 acres. An un-
ble season has contributed largely
ecrease in corn yields.
PEANUT CROP

e production of peanuts in Georgia
year is forecast at 950,000,000
10 percent below last years
ut approximately 10,000, 000
above average.

e yield per acre at 1,100 pounds
ses to be the second highest ever
ed in Georgia, being surpassed

pounds per acre. Harvesting of this
op is well underway in southern
of the State.

e acreage for picking and thresh-

515, 000 acres and 28 percent be-
erage,

TOBACCO PROSPECTS

e flue-cured tobacco crop in Geor-
urrently estimated at 106,500,000
is nearly 19 percent larger than
s crop of 89,610,000 pounds.
per acre is currently estimated
pounds, which is a small increase
July 1 estimate of 1,475 pounds,
htly below the record high of
Id of 1,545 pounds.

rable growing conditions during
Mproved yields on late planted
in most areas.

> increased. production for 1959 is
ted to a larger acreage as Georgia
arvested 71,000 acres in 1959
with 58,000 in 1958. |
_ PECAN CROP

tions indicate that Georgias pe-
ers will harvest a crop of 35,-
unds this year, which repre-



argest corn crop ever produced in

ecord crop of 86,752,000 bushels.

last years record yield of 32.0 4.
s and the 1957 yield of 26.0 bush-

y last years record high yield of |
mated 129 million eggs

500,000 is 3 percent below last

of 22 percent from the re-
of 45, 000, 000 Oe a





WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1959

NUTS |



ll Indications Now Potuting
A Pretty Good Crop Year

This years crop is 25 million pounds
eelow the record high production of 60

| million pounds produced in 1957 and
about 1 percent below the 1948-57 aver-

age crop of 35.4 million pounds. Pros-
pects in central and northern counties are

- generally better ee those in southern

areas.

PEACH PRODUCTION
Georgias 1959 peach crop (including

~ farm and commercial production) is cur-

rently estimated to be 3 ,200,000 bushels.
This is 200,000 bushels ne than the July
1 forecast and is 800,000 bushels below
the 4,000,000 bushels produced in 1958.
Quality of this years crop has generally
been better than last year, with prices

averaging slightly higher than in 1958.

_ According to Federal-State Market

News Service, a total of 4,725 equivalent
cars had been shipped by August 5, com-
pared to 5,919 cars shipped during the

1958 season. Harvest operations are vir-

tually complete with only a few orchards _

of the late varieties remaining for har-
vest.

EGG PRODUCTION UP
Hens on Georgia farms laid an esti-

1959. This is an increase of 21 million
over the 108 million eggs produced dur-
ing July 1958 but is the same as pro-

duced during June 1959. The large in- |

crease in egg production over a year ago

is the result of an increase in the num-.

ber of layers on hand and a higher rate
of lay.
Layers on Georgia totaled 7,-

349,000 during July compared to 6,624,-

000 one year ago. Rate of lay during
July was 17.6 eggs per layer compared
to 16.4 eggs per layer in July 1908.

COTTON CROP
Georgias 1959 Cotton crop is fore-
cast at 585,000 bales based on information

reported by crop respondents. This is
233,000 bales, or 66 percent, more than

last years small crop of 352,000 bales,

but is 11 percent below the States 1948-

57 average crop of 655,000 bales.

Present prospects on Georgia farms
point to a yield of 425 pounds per acre
which is exceeded by only the record
high 1958 yield of 443 pounds per acre.
Farmers are expected to harvest 660,000
acres of cotton this year, an increase of

279,000 acres from the record low of
381,000 acres harvested on Georgia farms

i last es Ca



during July



NUMBER ay : e



By J. FRANK McGILL-
Extension Agronomist

The quality of peanuts for ragker and
PARTICULARLY FOR SEED may be re-
. duced greatly if left in the windrow until
completely dry. Last year was a good. ex-
ample. Although open weather prevailed
throughout most of the harvesting season, _
quality of planting seed this year was not

as high as many growers expected. |

Damaging characteristics in. eta on
such as seed coat slippage (baldheads) and
low germination appear to be directly Boe
sociated with the lowest moisture content
to which peanuts were dried at any time
even though moisture is higher at time of |
shelling. This is believed to be true
whether peanuts are dried Dee) or by

artificial means.





Certified and non- certified peanut seed | eo

growers would do well to follow harvest-_
ing and drying practices which will help
to meet or exceed the standards set forth
by Georgia Crop Improvement Associa-- ee

tion and Georgia Seed Laws..
Where peanuts are being cuntbiied

from the windrow, itis recommended that = =s_>
they be harvested in a semi-dry state. Un-
der most conditions begin as soon as they |
will rattle slightly when handled. This is
usually from two to four days after dig-
ging and shaking. In some cases earlier

combining may be desirable, even though
more time is required for artificial drying.





Probabilities of damage to peanuts due to 2 S
unfavorable harvesting weather also ine
creases the longer peanuts are left in

windrow.

After combining semi-dry, peanuts

should be artificially dried to an average a Ay
moisture content of 8 percent. DRYING

AIR TEMPERATURE SHOULD NOT a
EXCEED 100 F. Temperature exceeding _

100 F. and too rapid drying may adver-

sely affect flavor of peanuts when pro- os

cessed. Such peanuts are also usually sub- ee
ject to excessive breakage and seed GOabi
slippage (baldheads) when shelled. Germ-

ination of seed may also be reduced.

If peanuts are artificially dried in bulk
by use of a one-way directed heated aiy
system, they should not be placed in
depths greater than four feet. No portion
of a lot of peanuts should be dried in the
field or by artificial means below 7 per-

cent moisture content (wet basis),

The above recommendations are based. :
on research conducted by James L. Shep-

herd, Agricultural Engineer at the Tifton



ee

Station and the experiences of Georgia _ as

peanut growers.

More detailed information on sugges-
tions for harvesting and drying peanuts

may be obtained cee your pouty nen
he ae =. es





~~ fhouse. Have to be moved.

et ainesville.





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by. Georgia Department of Agriculture. Entercd as secono |
1937, at post office, Covington, Ga., |)
under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special
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aN

Sept 11 . Friday









~ FARM WORK

WANTED



Exp. dairyman wants job
ear Atlanta in dairy of about
$0 cows, prefer Surge parlor.
Want 3 R. house. Need to be
at. once. EK:
nedegar, c/o J. A. Pickelsi-
a ee Re 2; Box 180, Blairs-
Ville



r cattle dairy, or help gather

grop, Can move immediately. |

Wife can do light farm work.
Prefer on bus route. R. M. Ad-
- pms, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa,

2 white men want job on



_. tattle and hog farm. 4 in fam-,|
ily. Sev. yrs. exp. on farm. Can

5-6 R.
W.
A. Johnson, Rt. 3, Church St.
Buford. Ph. 2292.

rive tractor. Need

tand

| tact.

Le |Realty Bldg.,
Man, 2 ns : child school |

age, want job on poultry farm, |

a | HELP

WANTED



Want man to look after few
cattle and work on large farm
Estate near McRae, Telfair

Co. Must be absolutely sober, |
references.

first class
None other need apply. Con-
C. A. Williams,

-pavannah, Ph.
AD 3-5930.

Want white woman, 30-55
yrs. old, to do light farm work
on farm. for private room,
board and $50. month. Must be
clean and sober, no profanity.
eae Cc Mayhue, Rt. 4, Box





Want nencuabered coun- |

try woman, 30-45 yrs. to do

light farm work on farm, for |

room, board and salary. Carl
Perry,
Monroe.



White man, 48, wants job.

tn dairy for $30. week. 4 yrs.
2xp. Wife and 2 daughters, 8
pnd 18 yrs. Have to be moved.
love any time. House, wood,
ater furnished on school bus
goute. Richard Lancy, Rt. 1,
ummerville,



Retired couple want work
n poultry and livestock farm.
x000 house, lights, running
water with bath, to be furnish-
d with reasonable salary. W.
White, 1272 Lymwyn Lane,

p315.

-5 yr. old white man, sober,
fo bad habits, health fair,

; _ wants light work on farm at
once, near Atlanta or College

Hl ark. Life time exp. on farm.
+ Drive tractor, tend cattle,
- poultry, etc. References. R. L.
fartin, 109 Maple Dr., Ri. 5;

Elderly man, 69 yrs. old,

S : wants job on farm with good)

eople, and do light farm work.

Live as one of family. Honest.

and reliable. Coy J. Leverett,
815 Peters St., S.W. Atlanta 3.

Single, 28 yr. old man wants
job on dairy farm. 2 yrs. exp.
Reliable and sober.
vers license. Start immedi-
John H. Knight, 520

ae 25

_ Washington St., S. W., Atlan-
no Werle:
White _man,
fon worker,

sober, honest,
wife and 2

oys, 16 and 11 yrs., wants

Job on farm. Have to be mov-

_ gd. Must be near school or bus

jine. Need 4 R. house, elec.

ghts, water, and ~vood. Pre-

fer Fulton or DeKalb, Can

ee ve Ref. Henry G. Ross, 2265
aa ci Dr., Dunwoody.



Man, 60 and wife 56, wants
job on small farm, Caretaker,
raising small amount cattle.

isabled War 1 Vet. reliable,

ober. Need 3-4 R. house, wir-

_ ed for elec. stove, wood, water.
Have to be moved. J. T. Wyatt,
Rt. 2, Columbus Rd. Macon.

Want job: Hay baled, cut and
- faked, within 10 mi. Alpha-



betta, for 40c bale. G. W. West,

4825 Peachtree-Dunwoody Rd.
E., Atlanta 5. Ph. BL 5-3937.

_ 48 yr. old, single, white man,
- @ Vegetarian, Exp.
ling, nursery, stock, driving
(ruck and tractor etc., wants
Job on farm, prefer with Vege-
_ parian, also in Northwest At-
_flanta preferred. Sanborn Co-
Oper, c/o 724 Piedmont. Ave.,



N.E. Atlanta 9. Ph, TR 2-7459.!

SE, Atlanta aS Ph. MA 2-

Have dri- |

14.000 turpentine faces.

in farm-|



Want white woman, about
50 yrs. old preferred, in good
health, no bad habits,
the farm to do light farm work
on farm, for room, board and
$15. week. Family of 4. Mrs.
H. E. Whitton, Rt..1, Box 102,
Warm Springs Rd. Midland.

Want good, Christian family



(with 1 or more adult mem- |
bers working elsewhere) to

take charge of farm home,
garden, barn, pasture, etc.
Operate 3,000 cap. chicken
heuse. In Barrow Co. 2 mi.

Braselton. Near church and

{school bus line. E. D. Kenyon, |

Box 415. Gainesville.



Want young man with fam-.

ily to share crop and part time
wages for 1960. Good house,
on bus route, lights and water.
J. E: Mansell, Rt. 1,

Want unencumbered white
or col. woman to do
farm work on farm equipped
with modern conveniences.
noe board and $40. mo. Mrs.
St., Atlanta 10. Ph. PL 5-2432.





- Want man who can operate

tractor equipment and keep
up small cattle and hog farm.
$4. day wages and good 4 R.
house to live in. State age, etc.
Edw. Hill, Rt. 1, Grovetown.



Want col. man to work on!

dairy farm. Must be able to
operate farm machinery. House
furnished. Albert E. es ec
Rt. 1, Leesburg.

Want at once, 2 men that



ean drive tractor and do other |;

farm work. Houses wired, run-
nine water, and on school bus
route: also want hand to ao
Doster, Jr.. Rt. 1, Box 77. Ab-
heville. Ph. Emerson 5-2630
(Rochelle)

SALE EVENTS.

September 1TuesdayTif-
ton Stock Yards, Tifton,
Tift Co., 1:60 pm. Ga.
second annual Coastal Ang-
us Auction, and Earl Futchs
registered Angus herd dis-
persion... . 235 Angus cat-
tle, 115 Reg.



heifers 90 commercial
Angus cows plus 30 calves
at foot .... Many vacci-
nated. All testea.

September 4 Friday J. R.
Mullis & Son Poland China
hog Sale 12:30 P.M... .
in air conditioned, concrete
Sale Barn ... Cochran,
Bleckley Co. ... 40 bred
sows and gilts, 10 young
boars and 10 open gilts

_all either Sired by, or Bred
to el pont.



1001

603 East Spring St.,

from |
| pick-up truck. E. S. Hicks, Jr.,

Roswell. |

light |

M. Smith 1433 So. Gordon |

including 10
bulls .. and cows, calves and |



14142,

Stock Yards Albany,

D

Ga. Abordess: Angus Har-
vest Time Female Sale.

Sept. 3 and 4 Thursday and
Friday At Fairgrounds,
Cartersville, Bartow Co....
10 A.M. ... Shetland Pony
Sale.





drixs herd .
60 lots .... bulls, cows and
calves and heifers. Most of

them calfhood vaccimated.
Cattle on show all Forenoon.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE







Allis Chalmers forage har-
vester with grass and corn
headers, in excellent cond. R.
M. Young, Rt. 2, Chickamauga.



Sawmil), A-3 Cylinder De-.

cal motor, all steel track, $1,-
He eash. Otis Ray, Crawford-
ville.



blades, $35. S. B. Adair, Gray.

Union!
cond.,
te. 1 PM es

blade and V-4 Fisc.

|September 2 Wednesday
| Jesup Stock Yards, Jesup,
Wayne Co., 1:00 PM., EST

. Altamaha Hereford
Breeder s Consignment Sale. |
Herefords and polled.
Herefords, and G. D. Hen-|
. Choice cattle,
popular bloodlinesapprox.

1956 Ford praceer. 860, good
low hours with three
16 in. bottom plows, $1.550.
also, Ford cultivator, gang and
planters, $200. Mrs. Helen M.
McDonald, Rt. 2, Box 159,
Jesup, Ph. Odum, ean 4-
2421.

1952 Minneapolis Moline
combine, model H-3 with 6 EE.
motor,
$500. at my place G. C. Frank-
lin, Rt. 4, Ringgold. Se

John Deere peanut combine, |
in good running cond., priced
reasonable; also, Farmall M
tractor with cultivators and
planters, harrow and 5 disc
plow. Hugh Croak, Rt. 2, Mon-
tezuma, Ph. 5641.

Tree Planter, pull type,
$325.; Case tractor, dual rear
wheels, $375. William E. Su-

jber, 1430 Elizabeth, Perry, Ph.
GA. 9-1801.

15 quail pens for brooding,

ibreeders and growing stock,

waterers, feeders and all ne-
cessary equipment for quail
production; Incubator, 1,000
ege cap. and Up Right Oake s

\brooder, 5 battery type. Rea-
| sonable. T. L. Delton, Box 49,

Fort Valley, Ph. TA. 5-5195.

John Deere tractor, 1949
model, 2 row, has 2 dise turn-
ers, blade cultivators, planters,
distributors and 2 sets of har-

: -.|rows, in good cond. do any
Slightly used Sunbeam live-_|
stock clipper with extra set of.

kind of heavy yo $650. H.
E. Nickelson, Rt. , Marietta,
Ph. 9-4949.



No. 7 National pressure can- |
\cooler, $75. D. F. Hudson, Mu-
also new, 21 x 450 tire,
Towns, 2206 East.

3 With racks, good as new,
$10. H. le
39th St., Savannah.



6 ft. blade, both in good cond.
for sale or trade for cattle or

Yatesville.



200 gal. steel tube poultry |

feeders, $1.25 ea.; 32, 4 ft., 4

way drinking troughs and 30
Fox valves, $1. ea. Exch. for
cows, calves or feeder pigs at.
in |

market price. All equip.
good cond. Ben Martin, Rt. i,
Royston.

Complete, 3 in., irrigation
system, 1958 model, 800 ft.
aluminum pipe with sprink-

lers, $750. or will exch. for}

cattle. D. H. Adams, Favette-
ville, Ph. Howard 1-3412.

8 row Oliver grain drill,

jseed part is good, fertilizer)
part needs some repair, for:

sale cheap or trade for horse.
Guy MeMillian, Dacula.

1 row Intnl. cotton picker,
in good cond., mounted on Su-
per C. Farmall tractor, $3,500.
Walter Waldrep, Dublin, Ph.
BR. 2-2196.

250 gal. Propane gas tank,
15 ft. tubing. See after 5 PM
week days and any time on
weekend. Mrs. Ruth Friar,
5809 Park Rd. Doraville, Ph.
Glendale 7-8490.

Allis Chalmers, 1 row cot-
ton picker for WD tractor, in
excellent cond., has picked ap-
prox. 60 bales. Priced to sell.
Gilmer J. Hudson, Rt. 1, El-
berton, Ph. days, 864-J-1.

2 wheel all steel en trailer,
in good cond., $75. F. M. Gain-
es, 4313 Ayers Rd., Macon, Ph.
SH. 2-1667:

T-20 Zero, 435 gal. bulk
milk tank, used 11 mos., stain-











Americus 7439.

Dairy equip. Delaval milk
pump and releaser for pec
val milking parlor, $250.;
weighing unit at half- ae
10 in. Dise Athens bush and
bog harrow, used 25 hrs., like|m
new, $250.; Aeroflow, 12 can,
cooler, $200. Ho): Thames,
Be ee "Fayetteville, Pho: Jl -

Howe truck scale, 30 ft. plat-
form, New Idea 2 row tractor
mounted corn picker on WD
Allis Chalmers tractor, with
Haban PTO sheller and Butler
24 dt. elevator; also, want
used Anhydrous Ammonia
equipment. Located at Ellen-
ton. Franklin Sutton, he ak
Norman Park, Ph. YU. 5-1373
Moultrie.

1952. Ford tractor, very
good cond., $695.; also, Oliver
tractor row crop. 66 model,
tricycle front end. In good
cond. throughout, $295. Wey-
man &, a Newton, Ph:





|eorn sheller,

John Deere Model H trac-
tor, new rear tires, and Intnl]
trailer type mowing machine, |
jmar Blackwelder,

itically new rear tires,

{P.M. Located 10 mi.



tae ae

13 can Westinghouse milk.

sella.

. Late model New Holland |
complete with



pipe and carrier, $300; No. 34}.

Allis Chalmer 2 row corn snap- |
per, $750. Both A-1 cond. La-
aes
Ph. 4048.

1951 John Deere B tractor,
powertroll and hydraulic cyl-
inder, Graves hay loader, 300'
gal. Unico bulk milk tank with |
3 horse compressor, 3 Surge
milking parlors, pipeline, au-
tomatic washer and overhead
feeders. Chester H. Johnson,



|Rt.. 1, Oxford, Ph. Covington,

6441.

Farmall F-20 tractor, prac-
runs
good, also, 3 dise plow and 1
wind-roll Avery hay rake.
Joseph Ayers. Bowman, Ph, |

jEiberton 1318-M-2.



Super A,
planters, two 14,

Farmall tractor,
cultivators,

in., bottom plows and good)
jdbl. section harrow. All in
|good cond. Grady Evans, Rt.

2, Alamo.

3 H.P. David Bradley garden
tractor with disc harrow, cul-
tivator, middlebuster, turning
plow and Bulldozer blade. All
in perfect cond., $300. cash for
all. Eugene Daniel, Ri: 4,
Riverdale.

Dave Bradley





roll over

|scraper, 17 cu. ft. cap., pulls

behind any rubber tired trac-
tor. Sell or trade for electric

\sheep shears: also, want Ford

tractor with front end loader
or tractor separately. J. D.
Taylor Luthersville,

GAC side delivery rake, in
good running shape. See at my
farm early in the A.M. or late
KE. of
Hawkinsville. No letters. D.
H. Simmons, Hawkinsville.

12 can DeLaval milk cooler,



less steel inside and out. O. F.|Xellent cond., $100. or will:

| Bagwell, Hwy. 45, Plains, Ph.

trade for some other piece of |
farm equipment I need. J. C.
Martin, Rt. 3, Summerville.

1955 Allis Chalmers G trac-
tor, like new, with planter,
cultivator, tiller and mowing
a See at my farm, 3

West Waco, Buncumbe
Commie after 6 RP -O: Ce
Popham, Rt. 2, Waco.

20 in. Meadows corn mill
with sifter, 2 hole sheller,
Chey. Engine with 6 in. leather

belt, cob conveyor belt outfit,

all complete, ready to run,
$200. T. H. Cofield, Rt. 5, Box
471, Newnan. Ph. AL, 3-6891.

1952 Deluxe 1/2 ton Chev.
farm pickup, metal floor, 6
ply tires rear, 6 ply tires front,
30: in. top body, Clean inside
and out, ready to do any kind
work. R. N. Estes, Gay.

Farm bell, circular saw with
belt, rat-proof feed boxes, 2
H. wagon, hay rake, mower,
scoop, stalk cutter, for: sale
Mrs. J. W. Fincher, Rt =

Spe

icond. for sale.

milk tank,

tachment

Ga.



pane gas tank.

*| Dudley, Rt. 1, Milledae

York All Purpose land ra
3 point hookup with adjus

iible rubber tires, $400; hea

land roller, 3 point. hook

| $75.; mower, middlebuster, A] :

Purpose plow. All for

i tractor, A- 1. cond.,



Howard 1-5415 (Fayettey

1 H. heavy type wagon, goo,
R.A. Bee



1841 Sycamore Dr. Decatur,
|DR 8-8185. =

$900. 'No letters. Luther
ders, Buchanan. Ph. 3723

M-14 cotton picker, 1
for Farmall M. tractor,
cond. Guaranteed. Reason
A. H. Rocke, Jr. Metter,

IHC corn snapper, HM
2 row, A-1l cond. $695,
West, Jr.. Pinehurst. Ph.

1 used grinding corn mill for
sale. Carl E. Jernberg, Jr., Rt,
2, College Park. Ph. PO

2072.

One 500 gal. Propane Nix-
O-gas tank, with two meter;
located near East Point,
as new, used 1 season. M
otfer Mrs. L. L. Ware, Bo
Smyrna.

Cross cut saw, good as new,
$3.50 here. Wont ship. W









| Coalson, Rt. 1, Austell.



4-80 Lummus gins, feeders,
50 in. Lummus steel conden-
ser, 75 HP motor, 40. in. tan
base for motor and fan,
cylinder seed cetton cleaner.
seed cotton, seed and lin
flues, seed ose: All. operat.
e

Box 464, Griffin.

300 gal. bulk Dari-K
stainless steel |
side and out, excellent cond,
W. O. Cochran, Waterwork:

Rd., Palmetto. ee







~ EQUIPMENT

WANTED

Want 4 wheel tractor wa-_
gon, heavy duty, with lift
suitable for hauling silag

| Describe fully. Ira Teem, Rt.

1, Milner, Ph. Griffin 4897.

Want mowing machine at-
for ford tractor,
Must be in good cond. for cash,
R. F. Seawell, Rt. 1, 186, Aw
susta, Ph. 3- 2691.

Want 10 or 12 at Eze-Flow





!spreader, in good cond. L.

Whitmire, Lavonia.

Want front end loader fot
Farmall H tractor. State make,
age and price. M. B. 2d
Doogwood Farm Rd., Decatur,
Ph. BU. 9-7313.





price; also,

ft., Locust fence od for
wire. State price and if you
can deliver. W. H. McDonal
Rt. 2, Box 339, Fairburn.



Want good used bush hog
rotary cutter, any size to fit
Ford tractor. F. Hi. Donald- :
son, Dunwoody. |

Want good used grain bi
for 60 or 66 Allis-Chalmer
combine. Paul Lowe, Rt.
| Dalton.

Want good pea
working cond.,

ed. Cleve Hicks, c/o Cle!
Hicks Farm, Hwy. 85, River-
dale. Ph. JA 2-7216 (Atlant )

Want mowing machine for
J.D. tractor, model M. Must
be in good cond, G. EF. :
5254 Covington Rd. Stone
Mountain. Ph. Bu 9-0118 Ss
lanta)

SEED 8 PLANTS

FOR SALE

3,000 lbs., in 50 Ib. new
Grown Dixie resee
Crimson Clover, 99.1
Purity; 89.2 pct. Germ.,
lb. W. A. Cooper, Rt. 1,
son, Ph. Lawrenceville, Thor
wall 3- 2678. 72

yellow multiok
; ll. pla
$1.50 gal. plus 35 pe



thrasher,







tra for posta e





SEED & PLANTS



periment Station
-seeding Crimson
21. Purity, 85 pct.
d seed, 9 pct., 30c
genuine Abruzzi Rye
ple recleaned, even
, Purity, 99.51 pet;
pet. FOB shipping
A. Bryant, Royston.

Heading Collard seed,
, also, early Black and
nite. All State inspect-
Museadine Scupponong
45, $1.; rooted Sage, $1.



mrooted, 20, $1. Add}

nctage on all. Mrs. G. Collins,
-Cobbtown. :

Nest Onions for fall

tiplying onions and

a., $1.50 gal. Elber-

seeds, 25c doz. Add
also, mammoth Rus-
nflower seed, $2. gal.
rown, Ball Ground.

multiplying nest on-
crop, $1.65 gal. PP.
Dugger, Newington.



Nest Onions,

8rd zone. (Plant now |:

onions and plant in
r dry onions). R. P.
er, Rt. 1, Brooks.

est onions, $1.50 gal;

ultiplying scallion on-
0 gal; small buttons
e, for fall nlanting,
Add vostage. P. B.
t. 1, Ball Ground.

erry plants, $1.25 C;
50 Klondike $1. C. 500,



; $4. M; collard plants,
ready, 40c C; $3. M. Pack-
[in moss. Plus postage. 10.
SE Atlanta. H. F. Seay,
{17 Panthersville Rd. Ellen-



giant

s, blue Damson plums and

ay. Cherry, all, 6, $1. Add

ge. Mrs. F. M. Turner,
uinesville.



all raspberry plants,
and Mahon pecan, also

nuts (for eating or plant-
hinese Italian var. at
ce. No shipving. Henry
Id, 330 Roselane St.
aes



jomato, eggplant nlants,
_Brussells Sprouts,
s collards and Wake-
bage plants, 35c doz.
1. orders. Mrs. H. V.
h, Rt. 1, Register.

ar and Marglobe toma-
300, $1.; 400 $1.50;
$3.50 M; Ga. collard,
400, $1.50; 500, $1.75;
stpaid. Solomon Da-
1, Box 369, Milledge-





mline everbearing
berry plants, $1.50 C;
ackberry, dewhberry, Mtn.
berry, Boysenberry, 12,
lrooted muscadine and

s, yellow October
i, $i. PP.. Guar. live
s. B. T. Thornton, Rt.



early. ever-
ig strawberry, $1. C; 300.
Add postage. Mattie
n, Rt. 1, Cumming.

lard plants, $1. C. 300,
98.90 M. del; $2. M. at
cabbage, $1. C. del. E.
etherford, Rt. 2, Gaines-
Ph. 2-0296.

Collard plants, $1. C: $3.50
. 93. M. at my home: large
M; tomato plants, same

as Waldrip, Rt. 1,
eo

Ing collard, cabbage
70c C, Banana pepper,
25c doz; . Michigan
0z. $1.; thyme, 20c ea.
10c. Fred Wither-
8 Holderness St. S.
ta 10. Ph. PL 3-5251.

large, tough Ga. col-
nts, 200, $1.; 500, $1.75;
roots damp packed.
at farm; Marglobe





| Ensz, Rt. 2, Stapleton.
s $1.50 gal.; red Scal- |.

| deza baled without rain, $30.

Mastodon |.

_| bloodlines. -Dehorned. H. W.

-|cows, heavy milkers, with ist



right, Rt. 4, Alma. Ph. 3591. |!

WANTED | .

Want clean seed: 400 Ibs.
reseeding Crimson Clover, 300
lbs. Fescue, 200 Rye Grass
200 Ibs. Orchard Grass. Fur-
et aes quantity

variety. Guy F. Maddox.
Ri. 4. Winder 0

FEED & GRAIN

Coastal Bermuda hay. well
fertilized, $18. ton rr field.
Start cutting Aupust 24. Leon

Hay, well fertilized per ton:
Bahia grass, $22.: Johnson
grass, $20.; 2nd grade Coastal
Bermuda, mix. grasses, $20.
All FOB. Will del. reasona-
bly within 75 mile radius. Carl

. Savage, Jr., 507 So. Dooley
St. Montezuma. Ph. 5931.

Coastal Bermuda hay, high-
ly fertilized. No rain. M. T.
Courson, Hazlehurst,

1959 crop well fertilized
hay: Sericea Lespedeza, Fes-
cue, Rye grass, Clover and
Coastal Bermuda, 50-70c bale,
$20.-$30. ton. Cecil Travis,
Pine Crest Acres, Riverdale.
Ph. 1-4862 (Fayetteville)

Coastal Bermuda hay in
truck lots, choice quality, cur-
ed without rain, square bales,
twine tied, $22.50 ton: good
hay (not as bright) $20. ton;
No. 3 quality, $18.50 ton. At
barn, 7 mi. No. Tifton on Hwy.
41. Berry Rigdon, Rt. 4, Tif-
ton, Ph 281-W=et.

1,000 bales Sericea Lespe-



ton at barn. Will del. reason-
able distance. Mrs. W. A.
Estes, RFD, Ellenwood. Ph.
2942 (Stockbridge)

FEED & GRAIN

WANTED







Want 15 tons good quality
hay and 500-1,000 bu. good
oats. Both to be del. Make
price. Otis Myers, Rt. 1, Rayle.
(No phone).

Want 20 bu. certified Ab-
ruzzi Rye seed, either Wrens
or Gator variety. C. F. Peek,
oa Box 270, Americus. Ph.

Want sev. tons good Lespe-
deza hay. Quote best price. J.
W. Bentley, 119 Barnes Mill
Rad. Marietta. Ph. 8-712. |

~ LIVESTOCK
Cattle

Very fine Black Angus bull,
pure blood but no papers. Wt.
800-900 lbs. $250. C. L. Odom,
Barnesville. Ph. 360M4,

Nice herd Jersey and Guern-
sey heifers, for sale. Otis My-
ers, Rt.. 1, Rayle.

2 Reg. Guernsey male calves,
5 mos. old, well marked, good











Thurmond, Farmington. -

Jersey bull, not Reg., 4-mos.
old, $75 my place, 1/4 mi. No.
Villanow. Luther Reed, Rt. 3,
LaFayette.

"Purebred Jerseys, Reg. and
transferred to buyers name: 2
heifers, 5 mos. old, $65 ea.,
1 bull, 18 mos. old, $100; sev.
baby calves, $50 ea. Best of
bloodlines. E. 3B. Braswell,
Athens, Ph. LI 3-4336.

Sev. Reg. Guernsey bred
heifers and second calf heifers,
freshen Sept. and October, also
young bulls of service age, al-
so, dairy equipment. :
Bunn, Midville.

Purebred Red Jersey bull,
450 Ibs., from Coastal Plains
Exp. Station, $125 at farm.
Charles E. Duckworth, Rt. 4,
Tifton.

1 Jersey and Holstein milch

calf; also 1 ea. Jersey and
Guernsey heifers. Deen Boat-



SESE S eoeaeat era

xe

zi

_ 6 nice heifers, 500-700 Ibs. |

3 Holsteins, 2 Guernseys and
i Jersey. All vaccinated and
shot for Black Leg and worm-
ed. Also nice Angus bull, suit-

;able for breeding. Sell all or

part. J. P. Wade, 2121 Whit
a Rd., Decatur. Ph. BU-9-

_Fine herd of 160 Reg. and
Grade Angus cattle. J. ea Pur-
vis, Rt. 2, Millen. Ph. 321 J 3.

60 fresh and close up and
fall freshening 1st and ond calf
Holstein heifers. Large, grow-
thy and disease free. R. B.
Curtis, Farmington. Ph. 2603
(Madison).

Holstein heifers, grades and
reg. to freshen for base milk.
TB, bloodtested and vaccinat-
ed. E. L. Rogers, Rt. 1, Plains.

3 Reg. Black Angus heifers,
13 mos. old, sired by E. B.
Eileenmere, $175 ea. Bangs
and Black Leg vaccinated. W.
A. Johnson, M.D. 49 College
Ave., Elberton.

2 Reg. Top Quality Black
Angus heifers, 20 and 16 mos.
old, ready for breeding. W. D.
Winn, 1357 So. Roswell Rd.,
Rt. 3, Box 109, Marietta. Ph.
8-3853.

2 extra good, dbl. Reg.
Hereford bulls. CMR = and
HGF breeding. Letters ans.

C. A. Tucker, Commerce. Ph.
5-3741.

1 top Angus bull, Reg. Calv-
ed No. 17, 1958. Makes good
herd bull, Jack Barnett, Col-
bert, Ph. Sterling 8-4372.

Reg. Angus bulls, weaning
age to herd sires. Champion-
ship bloodlines; also few heif-
ers and cows. W. T. Torgesen,
hae oat Top Farm, Corne-
ia.



Young, gentle Guernsey
milch cow, 2nd calf, Guernsey-
Jersey heifer, 3 mos. old. Sell
both cow and calf, No letters.
ne Brooks, Gordon. Ph.
3170.

6 Black Angus bulls, Reg.
and with papers furnished, wt.
550 to 1500 lbs. Reasonable.
J. O. Crowley, Carrollton.





Purebred Guernsey bull 4
mos. old, artificially bred to
one of highest blood lines, Reg.
buyers name. O. L. Duvall,
Woodville.

2 good milch cows, one cream
Jersey and other Jersey-
Guernsey, giving 3 gal. ea.
daily; 1 cream Jersey bull
yearling, make good stock bull,
1 heifer, cream Jersey and
Guernsey. Walter Allanson,
4137 W. Washington Rd., East
Point. Ph. PO 1-3462.

25 First calf, reg., Jersey
Heifers. Calf vaccinated. Will
calve next 30-60 days. V. C.
Deaton, Athens. Ph. Liberty
6-7995.

i Swine

Reg. Guinea sow, bred, $35;
also 6 wks. old Guinea pigs,



$10 ea. Rever Wade, Rt. j,

Alto.

Purebred Durocs, med. and.
meat type, open gilts, bred
gilts and service males. Life

treated. Best of bloodlines.

Free of disease. With or with-
out papers. Marvin M. New-
some, Jordans Mill Rd., San-
dersville. Ph. 3856.

Reg. Hampshire and Tam-
worth boars, sows and gilts.
Some sows bred. Reasonable.
Carl E. Jernberg, Jr. Rt. 2,
College Park. Ph. PO 6-2072.

Purebred Yorkshire boar
about 2 yrs. old, wt. approx.
500 lbs. sub. to reg. $60. Clif-
ton Head, Morganton.

Reg. Landrace pigs, 8 wks.
old, Reg. buyers name. $25
ea. Calvin Breed, Rt. 1, Box
110, Grantville.

Lean meat type pigs and
feeder pigs, for sale. Alvin
Greene, Rt. 1, Box 5073 (or
B), Augusta. Ph. RE 6-3155.

Reg. SPC pigs, some of best
bloodlines, now 8 wks. old,
also fine SPC boar, about year
old, wt. around 400 lbs. Grand-

son of Silver Ann, purebred |g

put not Reg. $60 at lot. George
Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

reyes 7



| Reg. Landrace gilts, boars, |

service age boars, bred gilts
and bred sows, 100 pct. blood-
lines. Reg. buyers name, Un-
related pairs. H. R. Gossett,
Cave Spring.

anywhere, and gentle, $200 or
$250 with saddle and bridle.

Trade for a 7 or 8 yr.old mare - -

Mule, wt. 800-950 lbs. Bud

Holland, Coogler Rd., Dalton,



Reg. Landrace service age
boars and gilts, from popular
bloodlines. M,. TT. Courson,
Hazlehurst.

One 5 gaited saddle horse,
very gentle for children, $100,

B. L. McLeroy, Rt. 1, Box 454, -

Jonesboro. :



7 wks. old Hampshire pigs
for sale, Reasonable. C. G.
Arant, Rt. 3, Marietta. Ph. 8-
3521,

Reg. Yorkshire gilt, ready
for breeding, for sale. Jerry
Wallace, Rt. 1, Thaxton Rd.,
College Park.

Purebred Tamsworths, best
bloodlines, no disease, pigs,
gilts, males and sows. Good
grazers, economical growth,
large litters. Mrs. Chas. Bald-
win, c/o Chas. Baldwins
Farm, Suwanee. Ph. 7181
(Buford).

Reg. SPC gilts, about 150
lb. ea. $60 ea.; weaned pigs,
$35 ea. Champion breeding.
Will ship. Sat. guar. 100 pct.
Reg. buyers name. Herd free
of Bangs and Lepto. Quitman
Barrs, Eastman. Ph. 3800.

Choice, Reg. SPC gilts, about
300 Ibs. ea. bred to farrow
Sept. and Oct. $60 ea.; reg.
males, ready for service, $40
ea.; meat type gilts, about 200
lbs., ready for breeding, cross
Reg. SPC and Tamworth, $40
ea. Edwin Cole, Rt. 1, Nicholls.









Tenn. Walker saddle 7

practically new bridle and |

saddle, $200; black mare Mule,
about 1,000 lbs. about 9 yrs,

old, 1 H. wagon and harness,
$125. Rev. P, L. Kimmons,
Indian Nole.

Rt.< 1-4 pear
Church, Canton.



Small 4 yr. old mare, eolot eed

Buckskin. half Palomino, re
gentle, good riding mare, Can
be seen after 4 P.M., 1 mi. So,
Shannon. Agnes Scrogg3,
Shannon.

2 small mares, 800-900 lbs,



6 yrs. old, gentle, $115 ea. or ba

both $220. V. T. Hamilton,
Box 395, Young Harris. Ph,
DR 9-2686 (Atlanta).



Very gentle, well mannered

gainted saddle horse, 9 yrs.
old, wt. 1,000 Ibs., $200 og

trade for smaller horse. H. S. ~ a

Robinson, 5185 Peachtree Dun-
woody Rd. N.E., Atlanta 5.
PH. CE 77-2857.

At Stud: Ransoms Genius,



Reg. No. 36649. American Sad~ a

dle Bred Stallion. F. B. Hill,

3493 Elliott Circle, Chamblee. _

Ph. GL 7-4536.



service age, gilts ready to
breed, also pigs, 12-16 wks.
old. Wormed and treated. All
Reg. J. H. Donaldson, Rt. 1,
Fort Valley. (State Rt. 96 at
Houser Mill Site).

Durocs, extra good boars of |



At Stud: Rising Sunday Sun,
dbl. reg. Palomino Stallion
PHBA No. 15257. TWHBA No,
550-168. Mares boarded. Re-
turn privilege. Ray T. Warr,
Box 154, College Park. Ph.
PO 1-6732.



Purebred cherry red Duroc
males, service size, Reg. United
Duroc Assn., $35 ea. with pap-
ers. Male and gilts, same reg-
istration, younger, dif. sizes.
Dif. prices at farm. A. C.
Weathers, Box 37, Mershon.

Hampshire sow with 9 pigs,
crossed Hampshire and OIC, 1
mo. old, $75 for sow and pigs;
also lot of shoats and pigs.
Clarence Argroves, Rt. 1, Li-
thonia. (Near Centerville).

50 pigs, 7 to 9 wks. old, rea-
sonable. W. H. Casion, Box
816, Whitesville Rd., Colum-
bus,

Reg. SPC gilts, open, bred
and weaned pigs, from top
bloodlines. 2 gilts out of 1957
Champion sow. Lamar Altman,
Alma.

Reg. Hampshire boars and
gilts, 10-15 wks. old. No un-
related pairs. Reg. buyers
name and ship, $20 to $30 ea.
Larry Young, Rt. 2, Chicka-
mauga.

Reg. Landrace hogs, service
age boars, weaning boars and
gilts from performance tested
dams and sires. Vaccinated for
cholera. Ga. Cert. Brucellosis
Free Swine Herd No. 17. Rea-
sonable. J. W. Trunnell, Jr.,
Cochran.

Reg. meat type Yorkshires,
Hampshires and Durocs. Cert.
disease free herd. Boars and
gilts of all ages. Reasonable
prices. Lawton Ursery, Hazle-
hurst.

Reg. Landrace boar, 14 mos.
old, for sale or trade for hay.
Will del. boar within 100 mi.
radius. R. F. Seawell, Rt. 1,
Box 186, Augusta. Ph. RE 3-
2691.

Reg. Durocs: weaned pigs,
boars and gilts, service age
boars, gilts ready to breed,
roc crown sows (raise 1 litter
Duroc feeders. Beltsville-Du-
roc corwn sows (raise 1 litter
ea.). Sloan McKay, Rt. 1, Box
69, Bartow.



















Horses, Mules & Ponies

Nice, gentle, 3 yr old pony,
broke to ride, wt. about 550
lbs. for sale. Broughton An-
drews, Rt. 1, Toccoa.



Male burro, 5 yrs. old, very
gentle with children. Can be
saddled and ridden. W. A.
Glass Sr., Rt. 3, Brunswick.

J horse Mule, about 900 Ibs.,
ood cond., works good, $70.
W. L. Brinkley, Box 125, Dear-
ing. : sag





bees



At Stud: Red Lights Noble
Rex, Reg. 36083, American
Saddle Bred Stallion. Proven
sire top colts. Grandson of No~

5 gaited saddle horse, work







a ee

ble Kalarama. Thos. G. Wate

kins, Jr., 4684 Flat Shoals Rd.
Decatur. Ph. BU 9-6692.

Sheep and Goats _

Nubian milk goat, 3 yrs.
old, 2nd kinds 3 mos. old. Giv=
ing 3 qts. Must sell at once.
Marland Cheely, 312 Wood St.,



0070.

2 yr. old milk goat, for sale
cheap. Dewey R. Gerald, 2322



Lakewood Ave., 8. W., Atlanta

oes

20 purebred Hampshire, 12
Hampshire and Suffolk cross



ewes, and 11 this yrs Hamp-
shire and Suffolk cross ewe

lambs, also 1 purebred Suf+

folk ram. Sell any quantity.

J. M. Allen, 172 Vidal Boule=

vard, Decatur. Ph. DR 7-44758,



2 fine Saanan milk goats,
both milking now and Tog
genburg male for sale cheap}
also, Elec. churn attachment,

fit any kind churn. Do not

ship. Mrs. Lee Kirkley, 3860
Cascade Ave. S.W., Atlanta
1, :

Milk goats, will freshen
soon, $5 and $10; also a pair
geese for sale. Will not ship,



J. M. Daniel, Rt, 3, College

Park. Ph. PO 7-3181.

Reg. Hampshire ram, 2-1/2
yrs, old, from Ohio Champion,
2 Reg. ewes, 2-1/2 and 1-1/4
yrs., 2 purebred, not reg. ewes,
1-1/2 yrs. 7 mos. old ram lamb,
All ewes bred to lamb early.
Sacrifice. Paul N. Galloway,
6800 Peachtree Dunwoody Rd.,



N.E., Atlanta 19. Ph. BL 5<

0957.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED







Want good, young cow, fresh
or soon freshen. Will give in
exchange good sow, second
litter of pigs Sept. 20th. Will

keep until she farrows. Make

best offer. 10 pigs first litter.
Mrs. V. C. Garrett, Rt. 1, Box
43, Dahlonega.

Want trade 2 Landrace ~
P.C. gilts, approx. 125 Ibs. ea.



S.E., Atlanta 12. Ph. JA. Se



aad 1 SPC cow, abouk 200 bac

all good bloodlines for meat

hogs. Make offer. Robt. Wate Se
ers, Rt. 1, Box 208, Jesup.







~UNESTOCK

WANTED



Want Black Angus bull, wt.
- 400 or 500 lbs, prefer bloeky

type. Would like to trade An-

gus bull or heifer of equal

& Felton MeMichael, Hills -
oro.



- Want Reg. horned type Here-

ford heifers, 6 to 15 mos. old.

tate location, age, wt. and
. a Guy F. Maddox, Rt. 4,
Winder,



Want one nice, gentle, well

-. mannered Palomino for riding

horse for young lady. Mare,
_ filly, or gelding. Must be good
_ color and good stock. Describe,
ase, price and where located.
- W. Van Horn, 253 Faulkner
Dr., Decatur. Ph, DR 7-471.

~~ POULTRY

FOR SALE



About 150. We Lc hens tor

sale reasonable, Ans, all let-
ters. Rosalie Stanley, Dial,

Some game and other chic-
kens, for sale. H. C. Conn, 1287
Sells Ave., S.W., Atlanta 10,
PH. PL 3-4533.

-25 White Leghorns, Tyr old:
laying, $25. L. R, Cabe, Col-
lege Park. Ph. PQ, 1- 9796,

40 W. L. hens, 16 mos. old,
laying 60 pct., $25 or 75c ea.
Will not. ship. Robt. D. Weir,
Rt.. 2, Carrolton, Ph. TE 2-
7816.

Triple A Brown Leghorn
hens, laying, Chukar quail,
Green Head Mallard ducks,
purebred Black Cochin ban-
tams, Houdans, Gray Agrican
geese, Amherst and Golden
pheasants. Cannot ship. Joe
Johnson, Jr., Conyers. Ph.
5922. :

6 N. H. Red hens, $1 ea.; 9
mixed hens and rooster, 75c
ea.; 9 N. H, Red pullets, 6 mos.
old, 75c ea.; mix. bantam roos-
ters, 25 ea, Joe Moses, 134
Idell St. College Park. Ph. PO-
7-0689.-











| white quail, $3 pr.;

Dine Peacock,

old, and 2 hens, 3 and 2 yrs.

old, $50 if sold at once. Ship
Collect. Alma K. Harris, Mil-
ford Church Rd., Rt. 5, Mari-
etta. Ph. 8-0514.

Mated prs. Northern Bob-

35e ea.; 8 wks. old, 80e ea.
or Col.; hatching eggs, 20c

, $18 oe parcel post PP;
M. "O. Miss Eve Wallace, 716
Myrtle St. N.E., Atlanta 8.
Ph. TR 4- 5152.

Bobwhite quail hatching
eggs from stock improved 39
yrs, and 1 to 3 ozs, above av-
erage, shipped PP. $150 M;
$18 C.; day old quail, $40 C.;
young " quail, all ages. Free
color photos. Wm. A. Thomas,
Box K, 421 Mark Bldg., Atlan-
ta. Ph. MU 8-0866.

Approx. 1,000 Northern Bob-
white 1959 hatch quail, 3 wks.
to grown, from 45c ea. up;
young Chukars, $1 up.; few
Ringneck pheasants;
Jap. Silkie bantams, 1959
hatch, $4 pr.; odd roosters,
$l ea: J.-L. Taylor, Rt/.2,Fort
Valley. Ph. TA 5-5804.





Ae - Araucanus (Easter Egg)
- ehickens, 8 are 6 wks. old, sex
ncertain, $1.50 ea. Exp. Col.;
hatching eggs, peach, green
and pale red-color, 3, $1. Add
Be per egg to cover postage,
_ Harvey Grizzle, 23 Fairview

-&t., Cartersville,

-Araucanus (Easter Egg) pul-
Bs laying blue eggs, $12 br.
xp. Col.; hatching eggs, pink
Be: plue, 59 ea. parcel post
ae Dark Cornish Bulldog
type bantam chickens, $6 pr.
xp. Col.; extra roosters, $3
ea. M.O, Mrs. Addie A, Ed-
wards, 716 Myrtle St. N. E,,
Atlanta 8, Ph, TR 4-5152.

Araueanus (Easter Egg)
ehickens, laying hens and
foosters, $8 pr.; 1 wk. to 8
wks. old, priced according to
ip Black Cochin bantams, 6



ens, 3 roosters, $10; Silver

pangled Hamburgs, 9 pullets
- @nd rooster, $12. S. J: Grieher,
1394 Northwest Dr. N. W. At-

qanta 18,

_ Show type purebred Silver
and Golden Sebright bantams,
April hatch cockerels, $2 ea.:
lso, have pullets and hens
and 3 old cockerels, eee.
o 3rownlee, 326 Wayland Court,

mayrna. Ph. HE 56-3119.

White Crest Black Polish}

Bilkies, Jap. Blacktails, all
from show bird stock, Bargain
prices at my home. Cant ship.
P. C. Powell, 1400 Northwest

N. W., Atlanta 18. Ph.

{ Y 4- 4772,

8 es Cornish bantam
: ons and 1 rooster, and 6 ban-
. tams 6 mos. old. $8 for lot, or
_ @xch. for 100 Ib. cap. feed
_gacks, colored and free of
oles. Mrs. L. M. Cooper, Rt.
As 149, Fairburn,

Purebred, selected young
s ous oe bantam breeding





Cham ion bloodlines,

yandottes, Red

ame and.

show cockerels.

\lso some
Biaay, Ruby St., Gaines-

a0 nenry



eC purebred White Silkie
cockerels, 4 mos. old,
piso. 2 purebred Buff Cochin
bantam cockere 8, same age,
$1.50 ea. Mrs. F. E. Newton,
211 Stone St., , Waynesboro,

a a fight Brahma _ ban-
_tams, France and Radford
trains, dif. ages, $4, $5 and
6 pr.; $6, $7 and $8 trio; otfier
breeds also. Fred Blaylock,
15. Crescent Ave, Chicka-



eockerels, large, big

\ tong yellow leg type,

sin lots :of (2. H.-W:
Thurmond, Farmington.

15 grown chickens (2 BR.
roosters, mixed B. R., Reds
ete.) and 7 Mallard ducks. and
2 geese, for sale, Mrs. Zora
Brown, Box S17, Scottdale.

oy fine yellow Buft Orping-
ton pullets, Mareh and 3 Bat
es and 2 roosters,
hip. Mrs. Marie
Ci R Dalton.





Volind,

ter,

Biue.
- Rose Comb. Choicest founda- |:
on mating. Excellent type.

quail,
disease free flocks,

i)





200 Production Red hens,
18 mos. old, $1 ea. for lot at
farm, 4 mi. West Marietta on
Mt. Calvary Rd. Mrs. G. L.
Bramlett, Rt. 4, Marietta. Ph.
8-8947.

10 White Rock hens, some
laying, $1.50 ea.; 1 W. R. roos-

$1. No shipping. Willie
G, Dobbins, 305 Austin Ave.,
Marietta.

3 Bronze turkeys, 2 yrs. old,





gobbler and 2 hens, $15 at my

place. J. T. Owens, Sr.,
Covington.

75 young turkeys and 14
}young geese, $3.50 ea; 150 W.L.
hens, and 60 large hens, most-
ly Reds. Sell all or part. H. O.
White, 6900 Campbellton Rd.
S.W., Atlanta 11. Ph. DI 4-

POULTRY

WANTED

Rea







Want 8 or 10 young Brown
Leghorn hens or large pullets.
State what you have, price
and if ean del. L. B. Law, Re.
1, Box 190, Leslie.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALE





Blue Peafowls, 1-1/2 yrs.
old, 2 pr. $25. pr., or 2 hehs
and male, $35. Mrs. Tom Cal-
laway, Rt. 1, Rayle.

Young Ringneck pleasant
breeders, for: sale. Thos. L.
Delton, P.O. es 49, Ft. Val-
ley.

Pigeons:
Silver Kings, $3 pr.; Fantails,
Rollers and Red Carneaux, $4:
Giant Homers, $5; Runts, $20:
squabs, $1 ea, John Lewis,
613 College St., Hapeville.







Extra select, large Northern
Bobwhite, improved Reds,
Silver, Blonde, Benson, Co-
lombian Crested, Calif., Val-
ley, Gambels, Blue Scaled
from top producing,
6 wks. to
sexed young breeders; few pr.
proven breeder age. Per, No.
48. R. H. Barry, 220 Ridge-
land Ave., Decatur. Ph. DR 7
3048.

Pigeons, big type, from Pig-
eon Farm, $1 ea. Cannot ship.
Toney Bundrick, Rt. 1, Cor-
dele. :

Young Chukars, 4-5 wks.
old, ready to go. N. J. Terry,



6410 Pleasant Dale Rd., Dora-

ville. Ph. GL. 7-2939.

Ringneck pheasants,
and full grown, quail,



small
1 wk.

to grown. Per. No. 36, also,
{Cornish bantam

chicks Eor
grown stock. All priced ac-

cording to size and age. C. KE.

Duke, 1803 Bouldercrest Dr.,

S.E., Atlanta Pern. wt ws

1665.

-Fantails, Homers, Ponbicr
pigeons and Doves, white and
gray, $3 pr. at my. place. Gay



| Pitts, Indian Springs. Ph. anal

Utility White and:



2 Sey
$2 ea.; Gray doe and 2 young,
$3; 2 Black does, ready to
breed, $2.50 ea.; 7 White does,
$3 ea. John Fields, 1026 W.
Poplar St., Griffin. Ph. 3682.



36 N. Z. White rabbits, 3-4 |

mos. old, all does, $65 or $2
ea.; few bucks, same age.
Some from Reg. stock. M. R.
Sams, Newborn, Ph. Coving-
ton 6741. :

1 male guinea pig (cavie),
$1.50. Jennie Jolley, Rt. 4, Box
194, Douglasville.

1 ea. Gray and Brown Dutch
buck rabbits, 1 yr. old, also
sev. colored does. Sell or trade
for NZ. White does; also
trade 2 male guinea pigs (cav-
ies) for 2 female cavies. C. R.





Philpot, 2377 Summit Ave., N.

W., Atlanta 18. Ph. SY 4- 0009.
Young Gray, White.
Brown rabbits, 6-8 wks. old,
$1.50 ea.; grown doe, already
bred, $3: also pr. game chic-
kens. Forest Colmer, 945)
Bruce Cir. S.E., Atlanta. Eu;
MA 7-1817.

Ped. N. Z. White rabbits,
select breeders, some outstand-
ing Senior bucks, Herd head-
ers; also some 4 mos. olds and
some Superior 8 mos. old. $5
ea. and up. Exch. for good
clean wheat or corn for feed.
C. W. Page, 149 North Ave.,
N.. E., Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4-
6452.

and







MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE



15, 16 and
ea.;

Martin gourds,
Tf in. ers <15

ea. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
eee ee Rt.2, Box. 150;-Camil-
a.



Fresh country ated 40
lb. Mrs. Margaret Smith, Rt.

3, Bascomb Rd., Woodstock,

Ph. GL. 5-6686.

A-No. 1 pure Ga. Cane Syr-
up case of 12, 1/2 gals. $8.25:
case of 24! ats. $9.75. None
shipped. Send cash with truck,
Ross Swann, Dawson. -



Nice, dry, home raised, shade
dried "Sage, 3 pint cups full,
50c;
guaranteed to please; also
large bunches rooted sage, 25
bunch. Come after or pay post-
age. L. J. Vollrath, Smyrna,



California multiplying beer
seed, Joc start, 3 starts $1.
Mrs. R. A. Nolen, Rt. 1, Buch-
anan.



Fresh California multiply-
ing beer seed, 20c Starts be
starts; $1., PP. Mrs. Earl
Fincher, Rt. 2, Bremen... *



Blue Gill Bream fingerlings
for sale or will trade for beef
calves or pigs of equal value.
Truck delivery. Lanier Cratt,
Clayton.

- Yellow root, 15c, 4 Tb. lard
boxful;: also, Heart leave root,
$1., 4 Ib. lark boxful. PP. Mrs.
E. M. BOE anS Rt d, El-



ijay.

1 $3.96
day old,.

white |

Dutch rabbit bucks, :

Dipper
gourds, 32 to 33 in. long, Tae

7 cups, $1. Nice, clean,



2-1/2 Srey None Georgia Hon y with

comb, cases only, in tin, six]

10 lb., $16.20; in glass, SIXcO
lb., $8. a. twelve 2-1/2, $8.88;
twelve 2 lb., $7.08; twelve is
1/4 lb., $4. 96; twelve tbs
and 24, eight oz., $4.56.

eash. Del. W. R. Smith, 2330

Park Ave., SW, Atlanta = Ph.

PO. 6-6671.

Unwashed solid white feed
sacks, 100 lb. cap. 20c ea. lots
of 12 or more. Evelyn Bram-

lett, Margret.

Large leaf Sage, ide dried,
hand picked, no trash nor dead
leaves, $1 pint or 3 pints, $2.
Mrs. Marie Holland, Coogler
Rd. Dalton.



al, by design or other

| dbl. Wedding Ring eith

color or prints, $2.50
$4.00 Mrs. Margare
Woodstock, Ph. GL. 5.

Crocheted - white
|Web doily, 75c;
green maple. leaf, pi
(orange, green and w
white, purple and gr
doilies, $2. ea.
Meler, Rt. 1, Box 21





Honey,
zone, Ext. only, 10 lb. pail,
$3. 80; 5 Ib.- $1.90; Collect. by
Exp.
$7.50; 24-1 lb., $7; other sizes
etc. Also, want Beeswax, del.
to me. Pay 40c Ib. Rev. Curd
Walker, Rt. 2, Adrian.

2 tons powdered milk for
raising baby calves or pigs.
Sell cheap or trade for live-
stock. Roy Baggett,
Grove, Ph. 3441.

Blue Gill Bream fingerlings



ves or pigs. Truck del. Lanier
Craft, Clayton.

Hereford Parade saddle, Sil-
ver King model, complete with
matching bridle, and other es-
sential items that go with
same. All like new. $500. Jack
Crowder, C/O Melody Brook
Farm, Rt. 3, Marietta. Ph. HE-
5-8656 (Smyrna).

Fresh Calif, multiplying
beer seed, 25c large start, 6
starts, $1 and. self-addressed,
stamped envelope ea. order.
EK. F. Weeks, Dial.

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED









Want Beeswax, any quant- 4

ity. Advise quantity you have.
Buy large or small lot. Leigh
Morgan, Jr.,
Dr... S.E.,- Atlanta 17.

del. by mail 3rd|>

in glass, 12 - 2-1/2 lbs. |

Locust

for sale or trade for beef cal-.

2840 Memorial



Want old fashion paltry
cured (no cold storage cured)
Ham. O. J. Davis, 102 W. 38th
St., Savannah.

Want some Figs for home
use. State price by gal., when
and where I can pick up. Mrs.
Helen Spicer, 559 Luckie St.,
ae Atlanta S Ph. TR. 4-
91

Want 1 lb. of Ginseng. W.
D. Allen, :2 = lith St: No&.,
Atlanta.

Want Quince for home use.
Mrs. C. A. Joiner, 3676 Coosa-
wattee Dr., N.E., Atlanta, Ph,
CH. 3-5240. x

Want 3 gal. of Figs for home
use. State price and address,
Corene Becears, | 201 Green St.,
Augusta.







Want upright dasher churn
made of wood, old time iron
bound oak, well bucket (the
kind used in a dug well). Leon
Ozmore, Colquitt.

Want 100 bu. of. corn, de-
livered to my barn. Quote
lowest price. Letters answer-
ed. H: M Mitchell, Rt. 4, Law-
Sag ay Thornwall 3-

Want sourwood Honey for
home use. State price and

when and where to be picked

up. J. C. Griffin, Box 183,
Bowdon.

Want to hear from someone
who has the old fashioned
Nigger Killer potatoes. Give
price and amt. W. F. Preston,
Rt. 1; Box 217 B, Cairo.

Want about 1/2 bushel of
the old fashioned Quinces. Do
not want the Japanese or
Quincedonias. Advise amount

and price. Charley Deck, -

Box 543, Dalton. ae

Want 10 lbs. or more of ae
apple dried fruit, clean and
free from worms: also want
about 150 ft. good, 2nd hand
poultry wire,
Quote best price on each. H.

F. Seay, Rt. 2, Panthersvill :
| Ra, _ Ellenwood, eo a

near Atlanta. |



~ Emb. pillowcases $1
crocheted edging; emb.
of the week dish towel
set; lunch set, $2.;
med, size, 60c, large, T5e:
nets, $1. ea. Add posta
Nell Bennett, noe 2
Oakwood. =

Emb. pillowcases
cheted edging, $1. e
dish towels $1. set of 7:
pin bag, made like li
79C G@a:; aprons, six
med., 60c, large 75c ea.
postage, Mrs. Lloyd M j
8, Gainesville.





Nice new hand ma
good cotton bating, nice ma
ed material and colors, M
key Wrench, $8.50, so:
50; also, hemstitch em
loweases, good bieached
terial, $1.50. PP. Miss
Mathis, Rt. 5, Box
jay.

Woven pot holders, (
loop, white and asst. color
ea.; YO Yo cushion tops,
17 in., $1.25: crochete
16-1. ruffle sunburst
varigated pink, $hiye
postage. Mrs. W. J. Suge
1, Chickamauga. L

_ Aprons, finest mate x
trimmed in rick-rack br
or bias tape, $1.; apro
eyelet trimming, $1.25,
Mrs.- E. A. Northrop,
Waits Ave., College Park

White cotton crocheted
shoes, either pastel
trimmed, $1. pr.; rayon bot
crocheted Haby





Athens.

White crocheted b
trimmed in pink, blue,
low, green, 75c pr., bi
match, both for $1. Pics
crocheted lace for pillow
$1. pr.; white linen h
chiefs, tatting trimm
ea.; crocheted potholders
ea. Mrs. H. H. ;
1, Monroe. :

Crocheted centerpi e
to $3.50; decorative pot
ders, 25 ea.; crocheted
dress, $5.; crocheted ed
2oc and 50c: aprons, 50
Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt. 2,
150, Camilla.

Hand woven pot

well made, dif. cols. an
signs, dbl., 25c ea., si
25e. Add. postage. Stamp
cepted when 1 or 2 ar
dered. Mrs. Myrtle R. Ht
921 Capitol View, Ave.
Atlanta 18, Ph. SY. 4- 6654







3 nice quilt tops, made from

new print cloth, sewed on
chine, 2. of these $2. ea.
other, Step Around The Mo

Mrs. Nettie Massey, 165 0
St., Roswell. :

Dbl. bed size quilt on
ea:; crocheted pot holders, |
and gir] design, 25c ea. Mi
Roper, Rt. 1, Canton.

Crocheted, 3 pe., vanity 5
two 9 x 12, and one 7

in all white or white w

other color, $3.; other doil

18 and 20 in., $1.75 and $

- work and delivered. :
M. Sullivan, 124 W.

tee St, Carrollton. es

10 yds. white dbl. tatti
yds. white and yellow m
5 yds. pink, all fancy,
yard, prepaid; also 12 7
feed sacks, not washed, 10
size cap. No chks. M
Clifton. Millen.

- Aprons: 2 tea, 75c
emb. sheeting with
print with bibs, 3 of s