Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1959 September 9

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Phil Campbell,

Commissioner |








utlook Is Brighter






ByJAMES R.DONALD
nied From Agricultural Marketing



otton growers and processors can
toward the apparel industry as an
ding outlet for their product, ac-



ce. Each year for the past 10 years,
consumption of apparel has increas-
tton has increased its share of this
et.

om a low of 56 percent in 1947, cot-
ad by 1957 brought its share up to
reent. This consistent post-war in-
@ in the use of cotton for apparel
ns shows that in this area it has suc-
lly met the competition of other fi-
















even more optimistic picture ap-
when one looks at actual cotton con-
tion figures. Compared with 10 years
he apparel industry has increased its
cotton by 45 percentfrom 2,678,-
913,000 bales.

mption of the household market,
nore than offsets a rather large loss
dustrial market. On the whole, 5
more cotton was used for manu-
in 1957 than in 1947.

1 growth in the apparel industry
e past decade has been accom-
by increasing expenditures for

due to population growth.

1957, consumers spent $19.5 billion
yparel compared with $16.1 billion 10
earlier. But the average person





Apparel Industry

ng to the Agricultural Marketing

gether with the 10 percent larger

ing. However, this increase was



spent only $2 more for clothing 1957 than
in 1947. These figures are real dollars,

which eliminate the effect of price chang-
es. :

The increase in spending on apparel
has been much less than the rise in in-
come. As annual earnings have gone up,
a large proportion of expenditures have

- gone for services, luxuries, and durable
goods. ie

It is well known that much more mon-

ey is spent on womens and childrens
clothes than on mens wear, Statistics for
both 1947 and 1957 show that 44 percent

- more goes for womens and childrens ap-

parel than for mens and boys.

This is important to the cotton indu-
stry because women and children under 5
years of age make up 56 percent of our

countrys population. And, as a group,

they are increasing faster than men and
boys.

Economists who seek the answer to
cottons future in the apparel industry
must consider all these things. With such
information, they can project what the
cotton-apparel situation will be in the
years ahead. | a

_. For example, they estimate that our
countrys total real

disposable income
should reach $600 billion by 1975or,

double that of 1957. The population could
reach 235 million, 64 million more than in

1957.

Further, if the proportion of income
spent on apparel continues to decline as it

did between 1947 and 1957, expenditures

in 1975 will average only 5.7 cents of each
dollar spent, But with a greater number
of dollars being spent, the annual per ca-
pita out-lay for womens and childrens
clothing would be $166 (compared to $138



1957). |
Not so easily projected is the competi-
tion cotton will meet in the apparel in- :



NUMBER 1



Jowers New Chief
Of FHA For Georgia

Pleasant L. Jowers, a farmer of Wray,
Ga., is the new state director of the Farm-
ers Home Administration. 7 ee

The appointment of Mr. Jowers to the
state directors post was effective in Au-

gust. S. L. Van Landingham, who had
been serving as acting director since the
retirement of R. L. Vansant, has resumed

his duties as chief of program operations.

*

where he now raises tobacco, cotton, pea-
nuts, cattle and hogs. A graduate of Abra-
ham Baldwin College at Tifton and the
University of Georgia College of Agri-
culture, Mr. Jowers served as county

-agent in Wilkerson County and vocation-
al agriculture instructor in Coffee Coun-

ty schools. c : a



today) and mens and boys clothing will
total $117 a year (compared to $95 in

dustry from the other fibers. However,
between 1951 and 1957 when interfiber
competition was severe, annual per capita.

consumption of cotton rose nearly 2 per-

cent. If price.and price relationships re-

main unchanged, this rate of increase .

probably will continue.

Taking all these factors into considera-

tion, economists estimate that the apparel

industry will require 7.3 million bales of:
cotton in 1975almost twice as much as

in 1957.

















FOR SALE



not inbred, also Silver, 8
s, Scaled Valley, Ben-
and Coturnix.

ip Silkie bantam nens.!Lamar
atry, 220 Ridgeland Wrightsville.
catur. Ph. DR. 7-3048.

er, No. 46. C. D. Tarp- ea.

ge)

eeder quail, improved
to 3. ozs.

lous ages, ready for.
E 8-10 wks.



Mated prs. Bobwhite quail,

: E FOWL f , |$3.00 pr; day old, 35 ea; 31 bits,
i y y e C. wis. Old, 6uc ea; 8 Ww.xs. old,

Ped. Black Dutch rabbits, 4
Proven! mo;. old, nice markings, large
rs and few chicks; ex- to age, $3.00.ea, Will ship. R.
I Brantley,

= : ~~ aay |Some game chickens. James L.
Rabbits, grown does, Gray, Dunn, 94 Fifth St. N.W., At- age. No checks. J. C. J. Brown, |
e quail, young birds, Brown and Calif.

cording to age and Gray and Brown Dutch, $2.50
, sraue tor NN. E
1, Lake Harbin Rd: does or guinea pigs (cavies);
GR 8-4910 8 N. Z. Whites, 6 wks. old.
: $1.00 ea. Will ae R. ae
oe | pot, Zor? Summit Ave, NW.
atge Northern Bob- |i tisnta 18. Ph. SY 4-0009.

heavier! 6 fine, young Gray res
Tage. : <P ung Gray bucks 3
ee veady tox Ae AB Ye ek 25 that. are per, $1.00 gal.; red multiply-
old. Selling out.!ing onions, $1.50 gal.; redjal dif. kinds and colors, 25|one who will come after. C. The.

prize winning

. *
around 3 mos. old, for saie.
Miss Arminda _ Mason,

Box 224, No 19 Hwy. No. Al-| 3
pharetta.

Rt. 2,' and bucks, also guinea pigs

bucks, jy nta8. Ph. TR 6-6572.



MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE

Vvulite



Nice shade dried Sage, 30c
qt., $1.00 gal.; dry hot. pep-

_O. C. Mul-|scatlion onion buttons, 75c C.| pt. plus 10c postage or 60 qt. | Philpot,
bo [oe Rd. N.W.,| All del. Mary Ruth Phillips,| PP. Mrs, M. E. Rhodes, Rt. 2, NW, Atlanta 18, Ph. SY. =

Atlanta 5. Ph, CE 7-2035. _





gpd Royston,

aes hs



1749 Clarksville. Sold to truckers) Yellow root
80c ea, Exp. Col. Per. No. 103; | Canter Ave., East Point. PH. in large lots, individuals in Leave root, each 4 lb. lard
white doves, $5.00 pr. Exp./PO 1-7066. | .
2 large Northern Bob-| Col. M.O. Miss Eve Wallace, Nf White rabbits, 6-8 Juice and apple cider in ga
imp. Red and Blonde|/716 Myrtle St. N. E. Atlanta) ws old, $1.00 ea. at my 224 4 Bob CORALS Se:

home. Mrs. F. M. Westbrooks, | Mi#er, Cornelia.
country cured

N. Z. and Gray rabbits, does IP-. delivered. Homer

. isale. Golden HH. Booth
cavies), mostly males, and| Hand gathered and shade j%*': ?
dried Sage, $1.50 Ib. Add post- | 23rd Ave. E., Cordele.

Loccoa, Rt 2,

90c; fresh green yellow: Cow,
Horn penper, 50c. gal.; dried

catnip, 20c match boxful; red sacks, 1 alike, washed, starch.
elder bark, 20c match boxful. ed and ironed, 40c ea. PP. Mra
Add postage,
Walker, Rt. 5, Box 53, Ellijay. | jay.

Ornamental peppers, sever-

Ranger. ee

Fine, Ped. N. Z. White rab-| Apples at my packing house! 2 Ibs. Beeswax, $1.35 PP,
stock, on Hwy. 441 and 123 just So. Earl Stucky, Blackshear.

and Heart

large or small lots also, apple boxful, $1.00 PP. Mrs. E. M,

C Southerland, Rt. 1, Ellijay.

Yellow root, May Apple and
wila Cnerry park, eacn 4 10.

q. lard boxful, $1.25. Noel

smoke

|hams, wt. 25 to 30 lbs. $1.00 Crump, Rt. 2, Talking Rock,

Van-| Several thousand stalks of

'good chewing Sugar Cane a
ae





Fresh California multiply<
ing beer seed, 25c large start

Lo Maligur root, freshly dug 6 starts, $1.00. Enclose ad+_

and washed, 4 lb. lard boxful, | dressed envelope with ea. or=

er. E. F. Weeks, Dial.

15 nice, print, dairy feed

Mrs. Martha! Ranell Lowman, Rt. B, Elli



Rabbit manure, free to any#

2377 Summit Av
' 9009,

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Mr. Jowers was born and reared on
the 800-acre general farm near Wray






















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WORK

| WANTED



FARM

Family of with 3 to work,
Want work raising chickens,
er caring for laying hens 3 yrs.
_ @xp. raising chicks and 2 yrs.
pes with laying hens. Edw. Daniel.
RFD 1, Clarksville.

. Man, 25, and his aunt and
- gousin (who stay with him),
wants job on poultry farm or
Pos beef cattle farm, for house and

-. gaiary, at.once. Franklin
~aldwell, Rt. 2, Box 267, Fair-
Single, white man, 47 yrs.

Bee Christian, want job on









. xperienced with farm ma-
-.. @hinery also, tractors, truck,
ete. Middle Georgia location
- preferred. Best of Ref. A. R.
Oliver, Rt. 1, Box 88, Had-

dock. Ph. WE 2-5102.

, Man and wife want a real
good farm with a real good

L po with good 5 R. house,
barns, pasture and 2 big broil-

er (chicken) houses, and auto-
_ fmatic waterers and feeders.
Van give good Ref. Frank
@rider, Rt. 1, Royston.

2 single white men want
airy work for another year.
One 39 yrs old, the other 22.
_ Life time experience. Can op-
ae 3. kind farm machin-
ry and truck. Willing to go
a8 inywhere. J. E. Meadows,
> Meolling,
Single man, 65 yrs. old, in
_ good health, dont drink nor
moke, wants job on farm.
xp. In any kind farm work.
an furnish references. James
_ Durner,
oyston.

_ 66 yr. old white man, sober,
i pe bad habits,
_. wants light farm work, prefer
ge ee College Park or Atlanta.
_ ifetime on farm. Poultry and
@atile, aiso ean do carpenter
= yawork. Fourrn ish. Ref. Ray
Martin, 109 Maple Dr. College
- Park, Ph. PO 6-1522 (after 6

es



peef, poultry, or dairy farm. |

c/o 100 Carlton St.,.

| 48 yr. old, single, white man,
a Vegetarian, Exp. in farming,
nursery stock, driving truck
and tractor, ete, want job on
farm, prefer with Vegetarian,
also in Northwest Atlanta pre-
ferred. Sanborn Cooper, Rt. 1,
Roswell,

Couple wants job on farm.
Exp. in farm work and chick-
ens. Want to be off on Sun-
day, so can go to Church..
Mr. and Mrs. HE. P. Eaves,
46D 7 Flat Shoals Rd. De-
catur.

Unencumbered woman
wants job on farm with elder-
ly couple, doing light farm
work. Mrs. Mabel Harper, Vi-
enna. i

Man, 45, wife and 4 yr. old
boy, wants job as Caretaker
of farm. No tractor, just plow
stock. Christian, do no drink
nor smoke. Raised on farm.
Need to move now. Have to
be moved. Bennie Marler, Rt.
2, Rossville.

Want work: Hay, baled, cut
and raked, within 10 mi. Al-
pharetta, at 40c bale. G. W.
West, 4825 Peachtree-Dun-
woody Rd. N. E., Atlanta 5.
Ph. BL 5-3937.

~ Woman with 4









ehildren
want job on farm gathering
eggs and raising chickens.
Want at onee. Have to be
moved immediately. Mrs.
ee Duvall, RFD 1, King-
ston.



Man, 32 yrs, wants job on
farm as caretaker. of farm.
Can, drive tractor and truck.
Willing to work. R. E. Smith,



Whie man, 49, and wife, 47,

try farm. Sober, willing to
work. Do not need house to
live in as have own house



ee Ae

trailer. Wm. Scott, Rt. 15, Box



11 is St. N '
health. fair, ie oe St NW, Atlanta

want job in dairy or on poul-j|

pee



on poultry or livestock farm.
Good house, lights, running
water with bath, and reason-
able salary. W. C. White, 1272
Lynwyn Lane, S.E. Atlanta 16,
Ph. MA. 2-3315,

FARM HELP

WANTED cE



Want pleasant, unencum-
bered, reliable, white woman
with rural background to live
in home, modern conveniences,
near Commerce, Jackson, Co.,
with elderly lady, and do

for room, board and modest
salary. Harold Martin, P. O.
Box 4689, Atlanta 2.

Want unencumbered, white
or col. woman, 40-50 yrs. old,
veniences, on farm with eld-
erly couple and do light farm
work. Reasonable salary and

board. T. H. Brewer, Jr., P.
O. Box 256, Lumber City.

Want family of good. cot-
ton pickers, near Fairhaven
Baptist Church, at early date,
R. W. Burman, Rt. 3, East-
man.

Want white man with small
family to sow pastures, mow
pastures, feed cattle, repair
fences, care for grounds, and
other gen. light farm chores.
Good 4 R. house wired for
elec. stove, also pump in yard.
No drinkers need apply. Wm.
B. Perry, Leslie.

Want exp. Tobacco farmer
with tractor and equipment to
cultivate 250 acres good land
on 50-50 basis. Good propo-
sition for man who wants to
work and make permanent lo-
cation. Farm located 3-1/2 mi.
town paved road, Elec. power
and 41ents, B. 1 Bicks, PF...
Box 206, Wrightsville





Want single man, 40 yrs.
old, able to drive tractor, to
do odd general farm job. No
row crops. Must be reliable.
No drinkers. W. D. Buchanan,
Rt. 3, Eatonton.

Want reliable white woman
to live in home on farm with
modern conveniences, light
farm work, for board and
$10.00 week. Mrs. Joe New-
man, Rt. 1, Box 506 D, Au-
gusta. ;

Want unencumbered. coun-
try woman, 30-45 yrs., to do
light farm work on farm for
room, board and salary. Carl
Perry, 603, East Spring St.,
Monroe.

Want man and wife at once
for small farm, to work. on
shares or other satisfactory
basis. D.>R. Flynt, Rt J,
Washington.

Want man to look after cat-
tle and work on large farm
(estate) near McRae, Telfair
Co. Must be absolutely sober
and have first class references.
None Other need apply. C.
A. Williams, 1001 Realty
Eee Savannah. Ph AD .8-

Want millwright to install
turbine water wheel in corn
and flour mill, A. R. Davis,
-P. O. Box 485, Rome.

Want nice, white woman in
good health to live in home
on farm with elderly lady and
do light farm work for room,
board and $7.00 week. Mrs. W.

















E. Waller, Rt. C, Box 55,
Griffin
Want dependable, sober

help for dairy. No drifters nor
drunks need apply. L. T. Cal-
laway, Rt. 4, Madison.

Want middleaged, unen-
cumbered woman to do light
farm work on farm for elderly
couple for home, $50.00 mo.
Wm. Craven. Lakemont,



Want col. man (not too old)

to help with gen: farm work
on farm. Must be able to use
farm machinery. Mrs. Hugh L.
White, Stockbridge.

Want immediately, reliable,
single, elderly man to e light
farm work on farm, Live in
ne of family, room,

home as
small salary. J. .



board anid
Pope, Rt. 1, Dudley.





~ Retired couple want work

RKET BULLETIN]

light farm work in exchange |

to live in home, modern con-

IC. Smith, Folkston,







to live
home with me on farm,
good home and wages, to do
light farm work. Mrs. Mar-

"Want elderly lady

garet Camp, Rt. 2, Douglas-

ville.



September
Eeathee 30 -Landrance hog

salesat Circle W. Ranch,

Gay, Meriwether Co., 12

bears ready for service20

and 216 open gilts all

either sired by or bred to
certified boars, American
and Importedall vaccinat-
ed and tested.

September 28 Monday
Registered Landrace hog
~ sale1:30 P. M. EST. Semi-
nole Farms, Donalsonville,
Seminole Co.,All Import-
ed Breeding, featuring the
service of imported $3000
Waerhaug, Gaval Topper
149th and Seminole Champ.

for |

~ SALE EVENTS

{pump, deep or shallow

15 through Sep-

young boars, 25 bred gilts











er edger and extra
my piace 1 mi. W, of
son on Hwy. 382.
quick sale. LeRoy Cla
Mo Patterson.

Fairbanks Morse jet






good cond, Reasonable, |
Braswell, Rt. 2, Log
(near Haynes Creek |

David Bradley tractor
ing machine, practically
Ford tractor, easy to pu
take off, $125.00; For
guson tractor with.
machine will cut an
$350.00 or $475.00 for
at my farm. W. P. Co
Luthersville. a

Irrigation pump uni
Grima gardner wenver pu
Intnl, 70 hp, motor.
forced cooling, $450.00
150 gpm with 7 hp W:
400 it., 3 in., pipe, sol
with a unit. E. T. Spieks,
Covingion Hwy., Vecat
BU. 9-9517.





























EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE



harness complete, No. 24 collar
size, in good cond. N. C. Ro-
sene, Rt. 2, Lawrenceville.

John Deere M_ tractor,
planters, cultivator, grain
drill, fertilizer attachment
combined; also, mowing ma-
chine and extra equip., 2 sec-
tion drag. All A-1 cond., not
junk. For. cash, F. E. Kirby,
Panola Rd.; Ellenwood, Ph.
GR. 4-4405.

2 H. wagon in fairly good
cond., running gear is in good





Rt. 1, Box 90, Rochelle.

80 laying cages, 50c ea. at
my home. Located just off
Jonesboro Rd. J. Z. Phillips,
851 Constitution Rd., SE, At-
lanta, Ph. MA. 2-6382.

120 four ft. feeders, 14, 8
ft., drinkers and 8, No.. 20
Buckey coal brooders, $150.00.
Leonard Stone, Rt. 1, Alpha-
retta, Ph. GR. 5-4578..

1 ea., 1 H spring wagon and







$50.00 ea. See. J. D. Freeman,
2686 Washington Rd., East
Point, Ph. PO. 6-1285.

John Deere corn snapper No.
100, in fair econd., used to
gather corn last fall. Johnie
E. Holland, Rt. 1, Box 154,
Cobbtown. ve

Good garden tractor, almost
new, new plow and disc har-
row, used very little
$395.00; also deep well pump,
tank and pipes, cheap. Mrs. M.
L. Edwards, Rt. 8, Lithonia.

No. 24 Intnl. mowing ma-
chine, 7 ft. blade, fine eond.,
will fit Farmall A_ tractor,
$75.00; Allis Chalmers roto
baler, in good cond, used very
little; also, Allis Chalmers
sub-soiler. B. A. Moseley,
South Trice Cemetery Rd.,
es Ph. Midway 7-

1952 GMC, 1 ton truck with
stake body in good cond., for
sale or will trade for pick-up
truck or 1 row tractor with
attachments. Prefer Farmall
tractor. Eugene L. Bloodworth,
Box 265, Gordon, Ph. 1932.









2 row Intnl corn snapper
mounted on 1948-M Farmall
tractor, tractor on good rub-
ber; 1956 Benthal peanut
picker on good rubber, 4 cyl.
Wisc. motor, 1953 Lilliston
peanut picker on good rubber,
4 cyl. Wise. motor all good
cond. Buck Stein, Merritt
Farms, Colquitt.

Combination Hi-line, bat-
tery fence charger; 120 post
insulators; 23 corner post in-
sulators; 3 lightening arrest-
ors; 2 bxs. wire insulator
fasteners; box insulator post
fasteners; testor; 38 insulator
metal post fasteners; some
metal fence post. Used approx.
2 mos. Deasonably





Almost new turn over plow
and large, 1 horse, heavy duty | -

econd., $30.00. A. B. Taylor,

2 H wagon, both in good cond., |

all for

priced. D.




IHC tractor, Farm
good mechanical cond,
price if reasonable; al
8 row drills to pull be
tractor and plant oats in
farrow. Mell A. Knox,
Circle. a

Good 1 H heavy duty
gon, harness included,
Wul Whited, Rt. 1, Sta

1 row Allis Chalmers 1
tor, side disc plow and
vator and trailer, $450
outfit. Claude Thompson,
1, Ball Ground.

~ Good 2 h wagon for
cheap. J. C, J. Brown,
2, Toccoa. sr

160 five ft., B-R 60 chick
feeders, 72 four ft., baby chi
feeders; 70, one gal.
founts with plastic tounts;
four ft., automatie water
and 1 A/R Wood gas brood
1,000 chick cap. Renza
chal, Milledgeville Rd.
onton, Ph 5261 weeke

Case grain drill, 1
kept oiled when not in us
good cond., $100.00.. M.
Gunn, Rt. 1, Zebulon.

| Good 2 H wagon wit
body, $50.00 at farm. I
Hayes, Rt. 1, Bonaire.










































































ry,









.: John Deere
cultivator and planters;
tary hoe; 8 disc bush and
harrow; seed-bed harro'
wheel heavy tractor wi:
mille, wt. 1,000 Ibs., first
and mule mowing machin
gone shape. R. E. Mason, RB
, Lithonia, Ph. Stone

tain 5082. 2

500 gal. Butane or P
gas tank, like new, 8
ground type. See at my h
Nelson Hickman, Rt. 1,
se Rd., Stone Mountain

23. eee oe

Sears seed cleaner







br. Practilly new,
used last fall, $110.00.
R. Langford, Rt. 1, B
Nashville.

F-20 Farmall tracto
bush and bog harrow,
00. Ronald McClung,
Hiram, j .

1950 Oliver tractor,
60 standard, original 1
good mechanical cond.
bush and bog harrow;
horse drawn grain drill;
9 McCormick mowing
ichine. C. L. McClure,
| wood, Ph. LE. 4-9873.

_ John Deere B tractor,
-mechanical cond., good
John Deere 16 dise smoo
jharrow in good eond. .
,Ray English, Rt. 1, (5
Jonesboro, es





tires with gasoline moto:
good shape, $150.00
trade for cattle. H. D
















ler feeders, 5 ft. long,
i cond., $1.50 ea; 2%
chick feeders, 4 ft. long,
, Will sell all for $50.00
de for Reg. Duroc pigs or
ith papers. J.
4, %, Felton. ;
ve ag wagon, 3 in,
, tires on wheels,
towing and _ regular
towing and mule drawn
ake, both, $50.00; C. C,
Rt. 2, Senoia.

me, 2 row, IHC corn snap-
or sale. James E. Stroud,

















3957 Farmall 200 tractor,
new. Troy Thomason, Rt.
Ph. Lawrence-
'H. 38-7039.
















WANTED



t used Graveley gar-
ctor with attacnments,
ake minor repairs if
ry. J. V. Powers, 620
: Hapeville,











1952 or 1953 Ford
with equip. in. good
d, State price. Benny H.
jomason, Ri. 2, Rockmart.

ant Jerald or equal make
ny roadster show cart for
IM POuy. Stave price, cola.
location in letter or call.
Hill, 2641 Bob-O-Link
Macon., Ph, SH. 5-5394



ant metal hog feeder.
ate cond. and price. R, H.
on, Rt. 6, Hbezener Rd.,
rietta, Ph. 7-1660.

nt cub tractor with ro-
y mower, Chas. M. Smoak,
, Box 205-A, Griffin, Ph.





ant pasture Dream or oth-

ake pasture seeder for 2

plow tractor. HE. HE. Wantland,
x 12, Warner Robins.

nt 100 or 125 gal. pro-
gas tank, under or above
id type. Gordon C. Pear-
i. @; luton, Fo.















d Lane, SE, Atlanta 15,
MA. 2-8050.

ant cut off saw. Must be
rie A. Jolley, Rt. 4,













sby, 9 2, Lincolnton, Ph.

t front end loader for
ll H tractor. State make,
cond. and price. M. G
Dogwood Farm Rd.
r, Ph. BU. 9-7313.
ant mule drawn hay rake.
price and cond. Ernest

Want horse or tractor drawn
ad scraper. Must be in fair
better cond. K. D. Barnwell,
100 pee St., NE, At-

FED & PLANTS

FOR SALE





Orgrain oats,
, nice and clean, Germ. 93
; also. Moregrain oats, first
om breeder, $1.50 bu.,
d and bagged, Germ.
. John S. Montgomery,
Reynolds, Ph. Tilden



and. reseeding vetch
ed, (Vetch has been vol-

ing on the place 15 to
st time seed offered
| rm, 85 pct., re-
hed and in 96 Jb. net per

5, bag. L. L. Blackmon,
picele, (2-1/2 mi, So.









i Rye, combine run,
t. extra clean, $5.






uised Wr
Germ. 84 pet



at = ZI
. |ruzzi Rye,
$3. bu. FOR. 2 ads
Bronwood, A. C. Price,

Red multiplying Seal y
onions, $1.40 gal.; small Ieust-
tons from same, $1. gal, Add
postage. Miss Gennia Brown,

Rt. 1, Ball Ground,

_ large red Nest or multiply-
.|ing onions for fall giant.

$1.50 gal. plus 47 postage on
ea. gal. No less than 1 gal,
mailed, Postage must accom-

Rt. 2, Woodstock,

White Nest onions, $1.75 gal
del. 8rd zone. (Plant now Le
green onions and plant in
March for dry onions). R. P.
Steinheimer, Rt, 1, Brooks.

White shallots, 1959 crop,
ready to plant, $1.25 doz. sets.
Mrs. B. Robinson, Greenville.

_Nice white Nest onions, $1.-
75 gal.; old time brown mele:
.|plying shallots, 200, $2.50. No
less sold. No checks. Mrs. Lon
|Ashworth, Rt. 1, Dacula.

Ga. Red sweet potatoes for
sale in any quantity, special-

Alma, Ph. $791,

2,000 bu. first yr. Victor
Grain oats, 99.30 pet. Purity,
94 pet. Germ., $1.25 bu.; oth-
er oats farther from breeder,
99.74 Purity, 95 pct. Germ.,
$1.10 bu. FOB. In good 4 bu.
page ane ve ee 8 bu. bags.

. 4. Carter, Winterville, Ph.
Athens, LI 3-9755,

White Nest or multiplying '
onions for fall planting, 50c
qt., 80c for half gal., and $1.50
gal. They weigh 1 |b. per, qt.
and 4 lbs. per gal. G. C. Dan-
iel, Tennille.

Strong, healthy strawberry
plants, 75e C. C. H. Dyer, 2939
Orchard Lane, SE, Atlanta 15.

Collard plants, 50c., 400,
$1.75; strawberry plants, $1.
C.; 300, $2.75. No COD. Add
postage. Mattie Duran, Rt. 1,
Cumming,

Sage plants, Catnip bunches,
6, $1.; peppermint, 6 bunches,
$1.; Condons giant Mastodon
everbearing strawberry plants,
$1. C. Add postage. Mrs. iW.
Sullens, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Thyme, 20c bunch; tansy, 3,
$1.; mint, 3 doz., $1.; Parsley,
25 doz. plants; Heading Col-
lards, eabbage plants, 75e C.;
tomatoes, 25c doz. Add 10c
postage. Fred Witherspoon,
308 Holderness St. SW, Atian-
ta 10, Ph. PL. 3-5251,

Mtn. huckleberry plants,
bearing size, hazlenut bushes,
25, $2.; Black walnut sprouts,
3, $1.50; Himalayar berry
plants, 1 doz. $1.50; wild
strawberry plants, 5 ag $1.-
25. Add postage. Mrs. Nancy
eo Rt. 3, Box 124, El-
ijay. :

New Era everbearing straw-
berry plants, $1. C. PP gn or-
ders of 200 or more; Fields
Superfection, same price.
(Berrries all summer). Mrs. Z.
D. Dodd, Rt. 1, Box 223, Al-
pharetta.







Collard plants, $3.50 M. del,

$1. C. del., $3. M. at farm.
B. Wetherford, Rt. 2, Gaines-
ville, Ph. 2-0296.

Collard plants, now ready,
5 M. or more, $4. M. Exp. Col.,
$3. M at farm. Small grders,
$1. C. No checks nor COD. P.
W. Wetherford, Rt. 1, Brasel-
ton.

Strawberry plants, Blake-
more, $1.50 C.; Mastodon, $1.-
25 C.: Klondike, $1. C., 500,
$4,, $8. M.; Sugar pears, $1.
ea.: peppermint, 30c doz.;
scuppernong vine cuttings, 75c
doz.; Mtn. Huckleberry, -bear-
ing size, 75c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Lee Hood, Rt. 1, Gaines-
ville.

Streamliner everbearing
strawberry plants, $1.50 C.;
Mtn. Huckleberry, Blackberry
and Dewberry, $1. doz.; Mus-
cadine, Boysenberry, both well
rooted, 2, $1.; red and yellow
plum, 8, $1. PP. Guaranteed
live del. Mrs. B. T. Thornton,
Rt. 1, Bowdon.

Strawberry plants: Blake-
more and Mastodon, $1.25 C..
500, $4.: Klondikes, $1. ..
500, $3. Mrs. Guy Crowe, Rt.
1, Cumming.
thas. W. frostproof cabba.
plants 800, F180: 500, $2.;
$3.50 M. postage paid in Ga.

R. Chanelor, Pitts. Gos

















rs. |P

|John Porter d.

SEED

r, 2947 McAfee R
BU 9-7500.

PLANTS

| WANTED




ee

Want some C
seed. Mrs. J. R.






ady for service,
Jackson, Rt. 5, Ma
Ph. Hi . 5-8336, ; i BAW

eg. polled Wereford bulls,



heifers, Cert. clean, moderately
priced; also, Reg. Yorkshire
male about 15 mos. old, and
ge and sow pe J, Frank
Stephens, Rt. 3, Red

Reg. Guernsey male ealves,



cumber Tree /5 mos. old, well marked, and
ppins, Clax-|2 yr. old, Reg. aruhgially
W. Thur-

bred Guernsey. H.



pany order. Mrs. G. W. Fuller, | t

tate eondi-

ly truck loads. B. J. Head,|R Yeeatur or

once. Fred W.
ton, Ph. Swift 7-3442.

Vant 700 ibs. Sericea seed |mond, Farmington,

un-scarified, clean and from}; Polled Hereford bull, 20 mos
lants. I will pick up at|old, wt, about 800 Ibs., $200.

) seeding this ; ee
winter. State price, location, A. Marty bytberaville.

quantity and variety, W.
Higgins, 1914 Woodsdale Rd.,| horned Hereford bulls, calved
NE, Atlanta 5, Georgia.
Want 2 or 3 bu. bur elover | Balj
seed in the bur. Bal
tion of seed and price. L. D.
Watson, Jr. Barnesville. der for:
Want 200 to 300 Ibs. Ken- |S
tucky 31 Fesecue grass seed :
and 100 to 200 Ibs. Rye grass|heifers and second calf cows
the vicinity of At- gad service age bulls for sale.

Greensboro. | @! ASON
B. Shaw, 242 E, Parkwood | Qrices. F. H. Bunn, Midville.
Rd., Decatur, Ph. DR. 7-4888.| Reg. polled Hereford cow
Want 500 Ib. Kentucky 31|and heifer calf; polled Here-
Feseue. Quote best price at |ford eow with heifer ealf from
VW. Glenn, Carl- |Reg. stock; Hereford cow with



~ 2 nice, halter broken Reg.

in Oct., 1958 and Jan., 1959.
te priced. Carl Roberts,
2 bred cows and 1 black bull
for sale. C. R. Gowder, Pow-



Several Reg. Guernsey bred

st of breeding. Reasonable



horns from Reg. stock, $1,000
for all at farm, RFD, Fairburn.



FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE

A. P. Smith, 218 W. Walker
fo Park, Ph. PO.

200 Holstein eows and heif-
ers, fresh in and to freshen in





next few wks. Most of them

About 1 A eorn (will be|calfhood vaccinated. See at my
roasting ears in about 3 wks.) |farm. C. B. Wright, Tignall,
Make offer at patch or by the|Ph. AT. -2015.
dozen ears. V. C. Garrett, Rt.| ai ey eae
1, Box 43, Dahlonega. airy cattle and equipment
New crop baled (large size |gome see at my farm. Walter
bales) Oats, never been rain-| =: Ring, Rt. 1, Odum, Ph. Juno
ed on, 75c bale at my farm. Be =
H. L. Bridges, Box 557, Taimo,; Reg. red Poll bulls, about
Ph. EM. 7-8425 after 6 PM./|6 mos. old, wt. about 500 lbs.

for sale. Any one interested

4-2346.



for sale. G. B. Barrett, -Cor-

~ Coastal Bermuda hay, high-|-7);. p ;
ly dortilived: No rain, M. T,| ee
Courson, Hazelhurst.



~ Guernsey cow, first calf
few days old, TB, Bangs test-





tender, $25. ton,

ville. Ph. TW

400 bu. Oats and Vetch/ed, $150. for both, Yarbrough
mixed grain for feed, 2 1/2\farm. Roy West, Rt. 1, Box
cts. Ib. FOB barn at farm, L.
G. Hayes, Rt. 1, Bonaire.
Fresh cut Coastal Bermuda
hay, finest quality, bright and | hot for Black Leg and worm-
truck load |edg. Also, nice Angus bull, suit-
lots, FOB. Sam Sommer, C/o|able for breeding. Sell all or
Sommerdale Farms, Hawkins- | part. J. P. Wade, 2121 Whites

38-7201 (Day | Mill Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-

237, Ellenwood.

6 nice heifers, 500-700 lbs.,
8 Holsteins, 2 Guernseys and
1 Jersey. All vaccinated and



8058.





FEED & GRAIN

WANTED

Dairy herd, 48 Holstein,
Guernsey and Jersey, all free

base and all dairy equipment.

G. T. Anderson, Middleton,
h. Elberton 857-J-3.

ie but unregistered. James

Farms. Ray City, Ph. Val-
dosta CH. 2-7767.
snanictenstiomece



Roan mare, white stocking,
blaze face, 7 yrs. old, gentle,
will stay in pasture with cows,



L.

Western saddle and _ bridle.

1, Watkinsville, Ph. Athens,






ta
14
|jnered and gentle. A. proveh
10-18 mos. old, open and bred

Horses, Mules & Ponies

easy to handle, also new

















also, Palom stallion, neag
yrs. old, 8 gaited, well mane |





sire of top quality colts. E. G






Hephzibah, Ph. Augusta, RE.
6-6634. jc ; cs =
- Shetland pony stud, 18 mo cry



Turner, Union Point, Ph. HU,
98-3661. ;



gaited, gentle but spirited. Wi

breed to Palomino if desired, .
Sally Forrester, 2572 Lawe |
Wi. 3-5958) ee
At Stud: Red Lights Noble



son of Noble Kalarama. Thome
as G. Watkins, Jr. 4684 Flat
Shoals Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU.
9-6692.
bay stallion, out of Fightin
Step, winner of $96,910 in 3
out of 70 races. R. B. Curtis,
Farmington, Ph. Madison -Ga.,
2603. eel ae
Gray mare mule, wt. about
850 lbs. Will work any where

Ph. PL. 3-0573.
Pony with saddle, bridle
and blanket for sale. Mrs. Roy
PO. 7-0652 Atlanta. e

Small, 3 yr. old, solid color
Shetland pony mare, 39 in. |

white mane and tail, by side,
Bred back to same_ stallion,

both $700. Jerry Hunt, 415 ie
Main St., Jonesboro, Ph. GR,
8-6771. .

and 5 yrs. old, for sale. Mrs.

Deeatur, Ph. BU. 9-9537.

6 yrs. old, gentle, $115. ea. o
both, $220. V. T. Hamilton,
Box 395, Young Harris, Ph,

Sheep and Goats
Hampshire sheep: 4 Res,
rams and 1 grade ewe, $325,

for lot. Norris E. Luckie, 1
Elm Cir., Newnan. _

for sale. Cannot ship. -Miss
Dorothy Mathis, Tiger. Ce

them bred) and 1 ram, fat and

single. G. E. Daniel, LaGrange, ,

of Bangs and TB, also, milk Ph, TU. 2-3290. hoc
- 1 fine milk goat and 2 male I
kids, one Nubian and one a ee

anan; also, 3 stone churns and
2 female geese. Mrs. Lee Kirke

Want several tons Lespe-|_ Herd dispersion, 50 head|jey 386, Site
deza or other good pa Hereford and polled Hereford, ley, 3860 Cascade Rd as :
hay. Pick up anywhere with~ | aprox. 38 cows, and 12 ealves.
in a reasonable distance. Quote | About 1/2 Reg., balance pure-
best price. J. W. Bentley, 1119 x
Barnes Mill Rd., Marietta, Ph.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE

Atlanta 11.

1 yr. old, very gentle. H.

windle, e/o Rolling Green |Brown, Rt. 4, Douglasville,

Ph. Whitehall 2-4363._
High milk strain Toggen+
burg does: 1 milking 3 ats.

and 2 doelings, 20 mos. old,

John D. Parker, Rt. 1, Tucker

15, Ph. MA. 7-7820.
Swine





in Oct. 1958 and Jan. 1959.
Fairly priced. Carl Roberts,
Ball Ground.

4 Reg.
Black Angus bulls, grandsons |
of Bileenmere of Woodbarr.
David Lee, Rt. 4, Newnan, Ph.
Alpine 3-4297.

147, Pine Mountain.



fersen.



mos. old, top quality, excel-
lent body conformation and
best of bloodlines. Calfhood
Bangs vaccinated and guar-
ae oe pee Can deliver. | pharetta.
aFayette :
Alber h. Athens, SY. I-

* Fine Quarter horse, sorrel, ) : :
g. Reg, meat type Yorkshires
pe oo so Lit Hampshires and Durocs, Cert, ee

rai i ttle
gaited and experienced cattl disease free herd: Moers and

>, $175.; also, jennet, wt.
horned Hereford bulls, ealved ae See Ibs., te zood,
safe for children, about 8 yrs. |Sonable. Lawton Ursery, Hae

old, $75. Ashley Durham, Box |2Zlehurst.

Good mule, will work any-
where, wt. around 1,100 lbs.,
very gentle. See at my place.
William Shannon, Rt. 2, Jef-

gilts of all ages. Priced reas

Large sow to farrow 20th
Sept., (will keep until she fare

125 Ibs. ea. for sale or exch,
for yearling (cow). Make of*
fer. Mrs. V. C. Garrett, Rt. 1,



10 Reg. Angus heifers, 5-10} Good, black, farm mare
et cos ae

yrs. old, wt. about S35); :
guaranteed, $85. Lamar Wood- bred gilts, long meat a

liff, Rt. 1, Hopewell Rd.,: Al-

Purebred Spotted Poland
China males of service age and

Guaranteed free of Bangs an



:





herd bulls,
from elea




}gensen,
Cornelia.





4 yr. old burro, eart and
harness, reasonably priced.)Ph. 1716-R-2 Titon.
- Kermit Griffin, Rt. 2, Hiram,
Reg. Angus bulls, calves to| ph. 4722.

Bangs vagcinated,

Reg. Landrace gilts, boars,
service age boars, bred gilts



few| Tenn. Walising stallion, Reg
P 'For-{|No, 451562, 6
/o Whistle Top Farm, | Hill, 2641 HP Ooiiek Dr.,



(Macon, Ph. SH. 5-5394.

F : x Sie



yrs. old., Ben

and bred sows, 100 pct. ime
ported bloodlines. Reg. in buye



iGossett, Cave Spring.



Barksdale: Rt. 2. Box 175-A,

old, 38 in. high, $125. Billy _
7 ae
renceville Hwy., Decatur, Ph. i :
Rex, Reg. No. 36083, Amerie _

can saddle bred stallion. Prom
ven sire of top colts, Grande >

At Stud: Res. thoroughbred
and is gentle. M. M. Meeks, ee
141 Harlan Rd., Sw; Atlanta, as
C. Smith, Box 4, Red Oak, Ph,

high with 4 mo. old sorrel colt,









2 male Mexican burros, 1 |
H. D. Smith, 1568 Austin Dr. ce

2 small mares, 800-900 lbs., ee

DR. .9-2686. sore

ewes and 1 Reg. ram, 2 grade BS

18 mo. old Nubian doe ( goat) ay

45 Suffolk ewes, (most of Gs z

in good cond., $8. ea. in lot of

1 Saanan male goat, about ee

daily, $35.; two 3rd kidding =

$80. for entire lot; also, some
goat milk. All at my place,

Rd., Macon, Ph. SH. 5-8560,

ibili : One milk type goat for sale,
Large springing Holstein at Klee Does ac Call. Mrs. Minnie Gerald, 2329
heifers for base milk, also Reg. |jand stud. Pat Hammond, Rt. Lakewood Ave., SW, Atlanta
Holstein bulls, a few eareful-|} | : ; :
ly selected Reg. Holstein bred ity g-43099.
heifers. All T. B. and blood
tested and vaccinated. E.
Rogers, Rt. 1, Plains.

8 nice halter broken Reg.

rows): also, 2 fat gilts, we

Box 43, Dahlonega. pees

gilts and males, 12 wks. old,

Lepto. Special offer in lots of
6 or more. D. A. Law, Chula, seat

ers name. Unrelated prs. H. Re








Be Titton 3










with

(RAGEFOUR

~ LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Swine

mworth sow, FFA

5 inner and 8 pigs,
@ wks. old, from 2nd Htter of
18, Yorkshire crass, (12 pigs

ss first litter), $ $175, Floyd
Siniard, Rt. 1, Gartersvilie, Ph.
29-4711.

Choice Landrace boars and
gilts: imported bloodlines,
Freated, Reg. i buyer's name,
60. to $100, bred guilts,
- B150. ea.; elec choice Duroc
Roars and. gilts
fame, $30. to $40. ea.

. Lanier, Rt. 2; Box A Met-
: ir, Ph, Mt , b- 1051.

Reg. SPC, Georgias first
Gert. meat titer boa i gilts
and service boars. Will take

srders for Cert. mating pigs,
jitter of 10, Have been tested

Reg.
lue rib ae














old, Berkshires,

Reg. Landrace pigs, Wile. of |

ll, avg. wt, at 6 sag 34 Ibs.

|Ready Sept. 4 W. R. Dennis,
Rt. 2, Kensington, Ph. Chick-

jamauga 5881. |



52 good healthy pigs, 7 wks.
OIC, SPC
and et ree $10. ea. W.
P. Davis, Rt. , Fairburn, Ph.
4071,

Reg. t andtace boars
service age boars, bred gilts,
and bred sows, 100 pct. im-
ported bloodlines. Reg. in buy-
ers name, unrelated prs. H. R.
Gossett, Cave Spring,

14 Hampshire and Tam-
worth sows, pigs, shoats to go
with them, $12. ea. if all taken.
Sows wt. 300 lbs. Will trade
for ealves, Ernest Starcher,
Rt. 3, Dalton. (near Dawnille
School, and Cherokee Boys
Estate).

Tamworth pigs from grand
champion sow at Fayette
County Fair 1958, sired by
Monastery Little Joe, litter of
10 now 6 wks. old. Reg. in buy-

alts,







100 pigs, 35 wt. 60 to 70 lbs.
@a., $10. ea, smaller ones
ope Joe Pureell, Rt. 3,
Alpharetta nes olbrook
Samp Ground) Ph. Gumming,
ulip 7-64038,

Reg. Burs pigs, farrowed
grand champion FFA pig
@hain gilt and sire
_ ghampion boar of the Gaines-
Wille Show area, Ready to be
weaned. Ali letters ans. Hu-
bert: Bailey, Rt. 3, Dawson-
yl

Reg. artshire sow, 2 yrs.
pe with 14 pigs from pure-
red Black Poland China boar;
lso, 2 Reg. sows, same age,
bred to same boar, due to far-
fow latter part of Sept. D. O.
Bates, Rt. 2, Toomsboro.

_ Reg. Landrace pigs, in buy-
oS as 8 wks. old, also, 7
mo. old boars for sale or will
_ trade for calves or cows of
qual value. Rupert Harris, Rt.







oes , Cumming, Ph, Tly. 7- 6813.
r - OIC breedin



stock, pigs, 6
nd 8 wks. old,
bloodlines, med. blocky type,
fn unrelated prs., $20. ea, reg.
~ 4m buyers name, FOB; also, 6
ae gilts, bred by unrelated
oar to farrow late Oct., $50.
ra. at farm. Paul J. Cain, Rt.
, Commerce.

ae shoats for sale and 8 Sa-
-@nan and Toggenburg milk
- goats. Mrs. Jessie Harrison, Rt.
od S37. 142, Jonesboro, Ph. GR.

ee S@uvebred Durce hogs, med.
and meat type, open gilts, bred
fies and service male. L





reated, best of bloodlines.
ree of disease, with or with-
out papers. Marvin New-

gome, Jordans Mill Rd. San-
ees ersville, Ph. 3856.-

50 to 60 pigs, half York-
shire, half Tamworth and
ampshire. Priced to sell. W.

Newmare. Rt. 3, Pou alas=
ine, Ph. Whitehall 2-2987.



by grand

out of. champ



ch Feeder shoats and pigs,
- from about 100 lbs, down. Lo-
ated on old Cty. line Rd. be-
- tween Cobb and Paulding Cty.
Clifford C. Cartee, Rt. 1, Dal-
das.







Wer ahircs 3 Reg. sOWS
29 pigs, 2 wks. old, 1 Reg.
- poar, 18 mos. old, sired by Fu-
ture Design PR 176 CMS; 1
_ Reg. boar, 6 mos. old. All from

ert. bloodlines. At my place.
- Keith Manly, Wil, Alto.








ee Hampshire cross pigs, T wks.

es gid Sept. 15. $10. ea. At my

ie lace. Julian F. Kinnett, Rt.,

, DeShong Rd., Stone Moun-
ain, Ph. 9059.

SPC pigs, unrelated prs.,
i (Sy age gilts, service age

boars, also, 1 herd boar. All
: treated for Cholera and free
gf Bangs. Reg. in buyers name.
en: ee Rt. 1, Blooming-
By? _ Savannah, SH. 8-





a purebred Tamworth, 3 boars

ae oe 6 gilts, not eligible for

i 10 wks. old Sept. 12,
13. 50 ea. E. L. Meekins, Box
367, Pembroke. _



lakes pigs, boars and gilts
with papers; purebred Tam-
ork boars (Scotch) apers
available. All ~ treate
holera and Erysipelas and
pe to be moved. Buck Stein,
@/o Merrit arms, Sos



Purebred, meat type, oe,

for {

Exp. Sta. W. Preston|jers name at 8 wks., $20. ea.
Thite, Rt. 2, Alamo, Ph. Lo-|Jim Allen, Rt. 3, Fayetteville,
gan 8- 3326, Ph. HO. 1-3942.

1 good Reg. Duroe sow far-
rowed 1 litter and ready o re-
breed, treated for Cholera, 1-
1/2 yrs. old, wt. about 450
lbs. for sale or will trade for
good, gentle horse to ride, not
over 5 yrs old and not over
1,000 lbs. Letters ans. Cannot
ship. Culner Brantley, Rt. 23,
Milledgeville. |

40 feeder pigs and shoats,
meat hogs, bred sows and
gilts. All reasonably _ priced.
Rans Rogers, c/o Knights
Farm, Hwy. 155, McDonough.

~Choice Landrace boars and
gilts, imported bloodlines,
treated, Reg. in buyers name,
$60. , $75. and $100. ea.; bred
gilts, "$150. ea.: also, Reg. du-
roe boars and gilts, choice
stock, $30. $35. and $40. ea.
William EB. Ganier, Rt: 2; Box
84, Metter, Ph. MU. 5-1015.

9 Duroc and SPC cross pigs,
7 wks. old, $10. ea.; 1 Duroc





sow, $50. Troy Duffey, Rt. 2,

MeDonough.



Litter of 9 Reg. Duroc pigs,
3:mos. old, wt, about 90 Ibs.,
ea. Ernest P. Carter, Bax-
OY

Reg. SPC shoats, Sours and
gilts, best bloodlines, fine for
4-H. Papers in buyers name.
See at my place; also, SPC
boar, purebred not Reg., 1 yr.
old, wt. about 350 Ibs, sire of
large litters, $50. George Fer-
guson, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

Reg. SPC pits. oper, bred
and weaned pigs, from ae
bloodlines, 2 gilts, out of 195
champion sow. Life treated for
Cholera. Some nigs are from
meat type. Lamar Altman, Rt.
1, Alma.

Reg. Fandince:
boar and gilts,
bloodlines. M.
Hazlehurst.

Reg. Black Poland China
gilts and service males, treat-
ed and from Bangs free herd.
Farm located 12 mi. EF. of Ocil-
la on Ocilla-Douglas
Clarence H. Paulk, cant:
Wray.







gervice age
from vopular
Courson,



1,



Reg. Landrace service age
boars, weanling boars and
gilts, all from performance
tested dams and sires. Vacci-
nated for Cholera, Ga. Cert.
Rrucellosis free swine herd
No, 17. Prices reasonable. J,
UT) Trunnell. Tr., Cochran, Ph.
Webster 4-2784.

Reg. SPC service bones good
length, and are selected from
outstanding bloodlines. M. J.
Blackmon, Pinehurst, Ph. 730.
(4 mi. SE Pinehurst).

POULTRY

FOR SALE







Araucanus (Easter
pullets laying blue or green
eggs and roosters, $10.00 pr.

Exp. Col; Eggs, 4. colors, 50c.-

ea., parcel post PP; Dark Cor-.
nish Bulldog type bantams, |
$6.00 pr. extra roosters, $5.0U
ea. txn, Col. MLO. Mrs. Adcia
A Edwards, 716 Myrtle St. N.
E., Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4-5152.

8 bantam and game chick-
ens, Be ton.

50c ea. FU
Sells Ave. SW, Atlanta LO ey





Ph, PL. 3-4533. =



White Crested Black Polish,
White and Black Langshans,
Lakenvelders and Light Brah-
mas, also 1 Golden pheasant
female, for sale. Fred Blay-
lock, 315 Crescent Ave. Chick-
amauga.

10 all color 1 yr. old ban-
tam hens, $10.00 and rooster



bright roosters, full stock,
March and April hateh, $1. 50
ea; 5 game hens, Shuffler and
Roundhead cross, and a stag,
$10.00. Dewey Holland, Coog-
ler Rd. Dalton.

cs mixed bantam hens for
sale. Sallie Savage, Rt.
Suwanee. Ph. GR v-3614.

8 pullets, 1 rooster Silver
Spangled Hamburg and 6 pul-
lets and 10 roosters Black
Cochin bantams, $5.00 trio;
about 18 Eng. Pouter, 18 Fan-
tail and 8 Crested Helmet
pigeons, $1.00 ea. for lot; Ara-
ucanus (Easter Egg) chickens,
$1.00 ea. up. S. J. Griener,





lanta 18.

: Purebred Golden Sebright
bantam roosters, Rose Comb,

(1958 hatch, $1.50 ca, at farm.

Ship Exp. Col. Mrs. T. W.

Newscuie, Sandersville.

~ Golden > Sebright bantams,
Buff Cochins and Silver Duck-

Wiops, pure steg.. Limproved
through Prize roosters), 1959
Nast i. BOUL 27% 00 trio.

W:.P: Seat 412 Neely Ave, ss
East Point.

Pure Cornish bantams,
ages, price reasonable. J. A.
Pope, 957 Ben Hill Rd. East
Point. ia PO. 1-38142.

~ Laying hens, ~~ bantams,
ducks, game chickens, pigeons,
doves, cages, feed containers,
etc., alsol horse cart, for sale.
Mrs. S. E. Guess, 1892 North
Druid Hills Rd., N. E. Atlanta
19.

old Dark Cornish hens, $11.
or $2.25 ea: hatching eggs,
$1.65 for 15 and my cartons
be perned a. 68s:
buyers expense. M. O. oe
Miss Cora B. Patterson, Rt.

Box 35; Ly. Ty.
Pure Dark Cornish 1959
hatch cockerels, large, big.

bone type, long yellow legs, |
$2.00 ea. at farm. Wont ship. |
en on free range). H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington.

Game cock, _ half Round-
head and halt Claret, $3.00;
also 2 White Hackle hens,
$3.00 ea. C. L. Griffin, 712
Valk ery Gainesville.

39 grown hens and 7 roos-
ters, $30.00, or $3.00 pr. Cash.
only. Wil ship: Mes. C.. Bo
Hinson, Claxton.

Madigin Clarets, 7 hens and
1 cock, also 5 stags and 5
puliecs. Good price ua c.ivire
lot or individually. A, F. Skin-
ner, Rt. 3, Box 317, College
Park. Ph. PO 1-2691.

4 purebred Silver Spangled
Hamburgs, 7 mos. old, 1 roos-
tex and 38 pullscs, $i 09. es
Usry, 1605, Maryland Ave.,
Augusta.

Hwy. |

Triple A Brown Leghorn
hens, Houdans, Speckled ban-
tams, Black Cochins bantams,
Greenhead Mallard ducks,
geese, cnukar quail, Golden
and Amherst pheasants. Can-
not ship. Joe R. Johnson, Jr.,
Hie ay Conyers.

Approx. - 150 N.H. Red 4-A
hens, 12 mos. old, laying good,
about 100 N.H = A and Pro-

a. TAOS.
ad Began laying - 4 mos. 3
white Eng. and Muscovy
ducks, 3 ea. hens and draks.
Will not ship. Mrs. J. W. Bar-



Egg) |

14 young NH. Red hens, lay-
ing, $1.50 ea. or exch. for
shoat of same value. Will not
hae : JAYS 42 ASS,
_Mrs. Tee Phelts, Rt), Pres-
ton.

MLAL

8 R. L Red pullets and .

rooster. Feb. 1959 hatch,
Cornish Bulldog type bantams,
extra roosters, ready for serv-
ice; Bobwhite quail. any age,

1257 Per. No. 36. C. E. Duke, 1803 |

Bouldercrest baie S.E., Atlanta

ie

ae tye bantams, in

free with hens; 5 Golden Se-|

ty)

all;

5 purebred heavy type 1 yr.|

Write before you come (chick-

wick, Rt 1. Box 208, Jesup:

10 R EL Red Seog ayh
Keystone, 1958 hatch, $i. if
Mrs Bs Re Carlisle, Rt 1,
Hogansville.

ullets, ready to lay, $1.75 ea,
ie sev. hundred W. L. hens,
some laye-s, 50 ea. David

tLee, Rt. 4, Newnan. Ph. AL

3-4297.

Purple and purple and white
guineas, all sizes, 35 to $1.25
ea. at farm days only. Will not
ship. John A. Lawrence, Mil-
ledgeville. (Rt. 441 at No.
edge of city: limits).

some bantams. Sell or trade
for geese, turkeys,. Houdans,
Polish or Easter Egg chickens.
You pay shipping chgs. Leon-
ard L. Underwood, Rt. 1, Box
65, Dalton.

2 Bronze 2 yr. old turkey
hens and 1 gobbler, $15.00,
also, 10 small type game. an-
tam hens and pullets, 2 or
3 roosters, $7.50 for lot. Aft

Rt. 2, Covin gton.

Several geese, ~ both sexes,
for sale. D. G, Harrison, 1830
Snapfinyer Rd. ere Ph,
BU. 9-0283.





type bantam chicks, $5.00 pr.
and up; also, 50 BB Bronze
turkeys, $6. 00 ea. Will not

400 R. I Red and 200 W, L.

7 White Pekin ducks also

Ta04 Northwest FeON. We Ate cl my blece. J. Owens, St,

Charles Sizemore,
Springs. a x
Chukar partridges,



Pure Dark Cornish n Bulldog
Ringneck pheasants, $1.0

iship. Mrs. J. E.: Carter, Box

487, McMurry. Dr.,
lanta 11, | 11, Ph DI. 4- 1388.

ce Oita owen ietn?

POULTRY

WANTED





amount up to 30, would like
to have grown ones, but will
take some younger. Will pay
$1.75 ea. if delivered. Write
before shipping. C. E. Downs,
Thomaston.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

FOR SALF





Ringneck pheasant breed-
ers, also Chukar partidges of

_all sizes, priced according to
age. James W. Webb,. 133
Anderson Circle, Smyrna. Ph.
HE. 5-4067.



Want Muscovy Ducks, any.

SW, At-.































































Ove poping: Fa
white and red Sad les,
man Tailmarked Owls
Priest; also bantams
Duckwings, Black Tail
Black Cochins. Reaso
Hoyt L. Shields, Rt. 4,
Springs Community, Dal

Pigeons, White Kin
ver Kings, 2 pr. Fantai
white, all blue, $3.00. pr
FOB; also purebred
(chicken) pullets & ;
6 mos. old. G. W. Willia
1, Box. 755, Columbus
FA 38-0101 A

Common pigeons, ;
working, $1.00 pr;
Hamburg chickens, $
bantam hens and roo



$1.00 a; young
ducks, $3.00 pr; youn
guineas, $1.00 ea.

Yawn, _Byronville.

~ Chukars, grown an
stock; 3-4 mos. old, $1.

this year, disease free, pr
according to age. T. W. B
champ, Rt. 1, Box 108,
alsonville. Ph. JA. 4- 226

1959 hatch Chukars



and up; Northern Bobw
quail, 50c ea. and up; P
87: Jap White Silkies, $2
and up. id. Li: Taylor, Ba
Fort Valley, Ph. TA. 5-581

Few Bobwhite quail,
ea. Permit No. 100; also
neck pheasants,
Cornish bantams,
cockerel and hens, :
At my place on Chalybeate
J. G. Willingham, , Manche

Some pen raised Bobwh
ial Bax Na A tae
Dewey H. Worthy, 611 Gree
ville St. LaGrange.

2,000 grown Northern Bo
| white quail. this yrs hat
$1.00 ea. Will del. orders
300 or more. Per. No. 8.
7. Pave, 2125 6th St. ACG
bus. Ph. FA 2-5896.

Some excellent Ped. N
White rabbits, 4 mos. old .
$5.00 up to Sr. ucks. Pric
below values according t
dividual. Exch. for va







farm products. C. W.
149 North Ave, N. E.
lanta 8 ee



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