Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1959 December 16

Phil Campbell,

Brantign ne.

Commissioner

ulletin



FoLUME 45











| To Cattlemen's Problem

(Reprinted From Agricultural Research)
| Aclear understanding of cattle dwarf-
Bmone of the most misunderstood and
eared problems of the industryis shap-
me up with increased research by USDA,
Slate experiment stations, and breeders.

There are several different types of

- SPINAL X-RAY of dwarf calf show
| faces. These edges are probably cause
| lopment stage; there's an overall
Milder abnormalities are found in
| mals is smooth, regular; lo
| brae sections in insets show f






ce _-

Scientists Seek Answer



s tiny undulations like jagged sawtooth on lower vertebrae sur-
d by squeezing of vertebrae during cartilagenous deve-
shortening of vertebrae and corresponding increase in depth.
high percentage of carriers vertebrae. Spine of normal ani-
wer surfaces of vertebrae are shaped like half moon, Cleared verte-
hese differences even more clearly,

dwarfs. The type known as the snorter
so called because it breathes heavilyis
probably most common and troublesome.
These animals, also known as shorthead-
ed or brachycephalic dwarfs, are thick,

potbellied, and shortlegged, with bulging

foreheads, undershot lower jaws, and pro-
truding tongues, Such dwarfs can usually
be recognized at birth or within 3 or 4
weeks:

Carriers of the dwarf gene, however, -

aren't easy to identify since they look
normal. Most current research is aimed at







NUMBER 15.

finding a simple, accurate method of get-
ting rid of dwarfism by identifying these
carriers at a young age. This eliminates
expensive and time-consuming breeding
tests later. Early detection also helps de-
cide which animals should go into the
feedlot and which should be saved for
breeding. X-raying of calves vertebrae
appears most promising.

Research so far points to the X-ray
method as the most promising of several
physical and chemical. methods under
study. The lumbar (lion) vertebrae of
many carriers spines show characteristie
abnormalities recognizable in Z-rays of
calves less than 10 days old.

Pictures must be taken when animals
are young because its difficult to get clear
X-rays of older animals. Also, the telltale
spinal defects that help identify carriers
tend to disappear as animals grow older,

Research on the X-ray technique was
started at the Iowa Agricultural Experi-
ment Station in cooperation with USDA.
Most active work on this method is now
underway at lowa and, jointly with
USDA, at the Nebraska, Oklahoma, and
Tennessee stations. Eight other stations
are cooperating on this and other tech-
niques. Studies are supported by special
Federal appropriations, private industry,
and individuals.

X-ray test results were recently pools
ed by cooperators. Of 186 known carriers,
167 or 90 percent were found to have ab-=
normal vertebrae. Of several thousand
calves thought to be dwarf-gene free, 86
percent were found to have normal vertes
brae. Abnormal vertebrae in the other 26



percent varied with the line of breeding.

So far, it has been impossible to distine
guish between the mild abnormalities un#
related to dwarfism and some of thosd
thought to be due to the dwarf gene.
Another limitation of the X-ray techs
nique is the difficulty in classifying X-
rays showing borderline abnormalities. In
addition, its sometimes hard to get clea?
pictures, and equipment is expensive.
Research is helping a great deal in obe

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FARMERS MARKET SETS
TWO-DAY YULE RECESS

The Atlanta State Farmers Market will
observe a two-day yule shut-down this year,
Boyce Dyer, director of the Markets Divi-
sion, announced today.

He said the sprawling market, located
ot Forest Park, would close in observance
of Christmas at midnight December 24.
Business will be resumed when the market
reopens at midnight Sunday, December 26,
the markets chief said.










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FARM

WAN



Man and wife want job on
farm working for wages, Can
drive truck and tractor, both
to work. Need 3-4 R, house.
Move any time, in or around
Coffee Co. Letters ans. or see.
Howard Whitten, 209 So. Cal-
lege Dr. Douglas.



Middleaged white woman,
alone, wants job on farm with
reliable, elderly people, to do
light farm work, for room,
board and reasonable salary.
Miss Mamie Allen, 88 Spruce



Married man, 44 yrs. old
with 8 children (4-18 yrs.)
-wants job on dairy, or reg.

ary and 5 R. house, lights and
water. Have to be. moved.
- Jimmie ie Wilkerson, 861
Crew St. S. W., Atlanta 3.

White woman, widow, 42
aT old, wants job on farm,
- jooking after chickens or oth-
er light farm work. 2 children,
8-4 yrs. old, Need 2-3 R. house
- and reasonable wages. Mrs.
. Mary Smith, 550 Washington



~_ Want job with good man on
farm. Do light work on farm.
To be paid every week, with
- room and board. Am single,
#8 yrs. old. Ollie Clark, Hart-

Jee Single, middleaged 1 man and
white, wants crop on 50-50

-perienced. Need 2 rooms for
own furniture to batch. Have
to be moved. Need work im-
mediately. Go anywhere, but
prefer So. Ga. George R. Mor-
row, 185 Savannah St. S. E.



Col. man and wife and 2

+ ens on halves and help out on
reliable party.
Need house to live in and

_ wear Dahlonega, Lumpkin Co.
Zeldia
ae Earle, Rt. 2, Box 33, Dah-
nega.



ape!

WORK

TED

53 yr. old white man, mar-

ried, large family, wants crop

for next year (and be furnish-
ed) with good, reliable man.
Need good 4-5 R. house with
elec. water and fuel, located
on mail and school bus Rt. See
or write. Arthur Ledford, Rt.
i, White. .

Want 2 i. crop on Halvs.
3- A: tobacco, 12-15 A. pea-
nuts and cotton each, also some
corn. Exp. tractor and equip-
ment operator. Have 4 chil-
dren old enough to help work.
Can furnish self. Must be with-
in 50 mi... Tifton. C: M. Mok,
Rt. 1; Chula,

White, christian man with
wife and 3 yr. old son, wants
job on farm with good, honest
party, tending cattle, hogs, or
any kind farm work. Must
have at least $5.00. day.
Sunday off. Willing work-
er, honest, sober. Wife help
with light farm work. Need
3-4 R. house, wired for elec.
stove. Write. Rev. Gene South-
erland, Rt,.1, Fairmount.







Want job on farm to do
farm work, or on dairy or
chicken farm. Can do some
work with tractor. Am single
man. Can begin work now.
Want room, board and salary.
COR Greene, Rt. 3, Cuthbert.

Mother and 2 sons, 15 and
18 and daughter 20 yrs. old,
wants farm work at once. Ex},
in broiler and laying hens, but
any kind farm work will do.
2 work full time. Need house
wired for stove and good

wages. Go anywhere, ready
now, have to be moved. Mrs.





Nany Barnette, Rt. 2, Box
113, Abbeville. Bee
Want share crop tractor

farm, or day work on farm.
Have wife and 17 yr. old son.
Self and son drive tractor and
truck. Need 4 R. house. Have
to be moved. Andrew Flour-
noy, RFD 2, Banebead Rd. Ele
laville, :



1 es.





MARKER BU LeTin

ce ee ead cattle sees
of

wants job as. caretaker
farm or running a dairy. Dave

Pullin, Rt. 1, Box 157, Oxford. |

Ph. 6567 (Covington).



Man and wife want job
raising broilers, sober, honest
and reliable, 5 yrs. experience.
Can furnish references. Will
be available around Jan. 10th.
Joe D. Westbrook, Rt. 1, Dal-
las, Ph. 4021.



Man, 39 yrs. old, and wife
wants job on farm. can drive

|tractor and truck. Will have

to be moved. State wages.
Charlie Boutwell, ma. 15 Pitts.



Married man, no children,
wants job at once on farm,
tending hogs, cattle or as care-
taker. Need furnished house
with lights and living wages.
Inquire at Kemps Store, Mur-
rayville. John LL, Chambers,
Bt T Murrayville.

FARM HELP

WANTED





Want single, white man to
batch, nice quarters, and to
take care of farm chores and
cleaning up around dairy.
Robt M. Young, Rt. 2, Chick-
amauga.



Want white woman, 5b 60
yrs. old, in good health, to live
as one of family on ftarm in
Christian home and do light
farm work on farm. Private
room. Reasonable ey Mrs.
E.R. Mifflin, Rt. 2, Tifton:



Want reliable man to work
on Beef cattle farm. Apply
in person. R. E. Mitchell, c/o
Shamrock Stock Farm, Zebu-
lon. Ph. L) 7-8742.



Want couple under 50 yrs.
colored, to work for day
fages on cattle farm. Have
good house, lights and water.

Must be sober and able-bodi-+-

ed. Write Joe Luce, P.O. Box
392, Fort Valley.

Want man with small fam-
ily to work farm on halv-
Corn and some cotton to
be planted, also butterbeans,



_|watermelons and some peas.

Have tractor and mule. 4 R.
house wired for elec. stove; on
mail and bus Ht., near Church,
MES, Js ie Li. Whittemore, Ri.
3; Douglasville,



Want man with smal tamaily
to work farm on haives. Have
tractor and mule. Do some
truck farming, corn and cot-
ton. Good 4 RK. house, wired

for stove. On school bus and

mail Ri. in sight of Church.
Have some corn to gather, also
pasture to fix. Can give some
work until crop time. Letters
ans. Geo. E. Mize, Rt. 3, Doug-
lasville.



Want qnencumbered coun-
try woman, 35-45 yrs. old, to
do light farm work on tarm.
Pay according to work. Pri-
vate room; board, and modern
conveniences. Carl Perry, 603
East Spring St. Monroe.

Want farm hand with small
family for work on farm for
day wages. Steady work. 4 R.
house, on school bus route. No
drinkers. Give references.
Write. Jack Willis, Rt. 2, Folk-
ston.

Want good hand to work 1
H. crop on 50-50 or on stand-
ing rent basis. Good 5 R. house,
water, lights, on mail Rt. Geo.
S. Smith, Sharpsburg.

Want good, clean,





honest,

sober and dependable man to.

live as one of family on farm
and help farm, drive tractor,
etc. Reasonable wages. W. C.
Thompson, Rt. 1, Box 320. La-
Fayette.

Want individual or a white
couple, 25 to 45 yrs. old to
live and work on Beef cattle
farm. Must be able operate
tractor and do gen. repair and
other work on farrn. Furnish
good monthly salary and mod-
ern home. G. C. Walker, P.O.
Box 1255, Macon.

Want man and wife or not
too large a family to farm on
50 - 50 basis or by day. 10.5



A. eotton, 10.6 A. peanuts. 23)

or 30 A. Corn, 2 good mules
and sultivator, few hogs, milch
cow good house deep well ye:
elec. pump. school Rt. C.

oats Lilly. .





Sa

FOR SALE





Webster pine planter and
Ferguson tractor. Will sell to-
gether or separately or will
trade for farm machinery. R.



V. Westbrook, Rt. 3, Com-
merce, Ph. OR. 7-2878.
Tractor cultivator, Ford

make, used only 1 yr., has 11
ft.. $175.; Ford, lift type, har-
row, has new scallop disc on
front, $100. W. W. Gordon, Rt.
2, Rochelle.

Intnl., 1 ton, 91946 truck,
$300.; 1 row: Allis Chalmers
tractor with cultivators, fer-
tilizer attachment and cotton
planter, good rubber and in
pood running cond., $300. S.
J. Foss, Rt. 1, Brooklet, Ph.
TE. 9-3187 (Statesboro).

Case tractor for sale or
would trade for pick-up truck.
Tom Cape, Rt. 2, Box 244,
Newnan.

1951 Allis Chalmers tract-
tor,. cultivators and 10 dise
Taylor-way harrow. All in
A-1 cond. Leon Austin, Rt. 1,
Jonesboro, Ph. HO. 1-5154
(Fayetteville). f

2 sets platform scales for
sale. H. W. Jones, Rt. 3, Com-
merce.

1950 Super A tractor with
2 new rear tires, in fair cond.
and equip. in fair cond., 1
single harrow and 1 turn plow,
all for $350. B. F. OBerry, Rt.
1, Millwood.











rSW, Atlanta 15, Ph. M.
8539.
Egg-O-Matic egg grade:






























1956, TO- 35, rane
tor with 3 point hitch, low
high range and Tayl
bush and bog harrow,
Hubert V. Cox, 1570 Ce
Grove Rd., Conley, Ph,
7-0001 (Atlanta).

Elec. incubator, 100.
never used, $25.; 4 deck e!
brooder, in good cond.,
cap., $15.; weed sprayer,
At my home. Mrs. F. L. Un

wood, 2398 Lakewood A





complete with table and can-
dles, in good cond., priced re 4
sonable. Emmett Seabolt, Ma

egret.



Bready garden tractor >
2-1/2 hp Briggs-Straton
with equip., 32 in. mo
machine, 8 dise harrow, cu th
vator and turning plow an
opening plow, $135. J. \
Nall, 11 Spring St.; a
Ph. 2372.

7 abated pony ees (Sur
rey) ball bearing, with
and shafts. Can work 1 or
W. L. Banks, Shady Dale, PI
5564 (Monticello). a

Traylorway bush and bo
harrow, 8 disc, almost ne
sub- soiler for .Farmatl
Intnl.; side dresser for For
tractor; cultivators pair, an
2 dusters, 6 row, for Ford an
Farmall Intnl.; wood $s:
John Deere feed mill. Loca
at Jersey. Wm. C. McGarit;
934 Artwood Rd., NE, Atlan
oe DR. 7-8290 from 7-

SS





650 gal. Wilson milk bulk
tanks <2 tS old. Mrs. Steve
Mizer Rt. 2, Americus. s

Buckeye saps and hat-
cher, 7,200 egg. cap., 3 elec.
hoover and 3 elec. battery
brooders, feeders, waterers,
coops and eps baskets. 0 Sh
B50 Clarkston, Ph. HI. 3-

Real nice pony trailer, ex-
cellent cond., $235. also, Shet-
land pony viceroy with nickle
plated wheels and practically
new set of harnesses, $235. or





will trade all or part for pro-

ven Shetland stallion. H. L.
Strickland, Oakland Dr., Gain-
esville, Ph. Lenox 2-6395.

2 wheel all metal Jeep trai-
ler in good condition, $60. F.

. Gaines, 4313 Ayers Rd.,
Macon, Ph. SH. 2-1667.

Homemade brooder, 50 cap.:
2, 1 H., turning plows and 2
single stock plows; Cole plan-
ter with distributor, like new,
used 1 season; garden push
plow with all attachments and
3 joints concrete pipe for well.
All or part, real cheap. Mrs.
Agnes Smith, Rt. 2, Stone
Mountain, Ph. 9730.

1953 Farmall AV tractor and
equip., tires almost as all
in very good cond., $700. H. C.
Cleland, Rt. 1, Box 359, Sa-
ota Ph. Pr. 2-3245 (Guy-
ton

2 Oakes quail prooders,
thermostatically controlled,
complete with waterers, feed-
ers and thermometers, $15. ea;
several quail raising pens, $15.
ea. All in new cond. Will not









ship. Russell B. Banks, Jr., Rt.

3, Fayetteville.

1,850 gal. Heil farm milk
pickup tank, mounted on 1957
Ford truck, F-700, full air
brakes, for dairy use only.
John S. Pittard, 2711 Pied-
mont Rd., N.E., Atlanta 5, Ph.
CE. 3-9431.

John Deere H tractor: J. D.
2 dise, plow; 16 disc smooth-

ing harrow: 8 row, J.D. cotton
duster. All in good cond; piee





'2 H. wagon all for $450. L. E

Harris, Union Point.

Jeep, 1 ton pick-up truck,
1957 model, 4 wheel drive, ex-
cellent cond. 4 wheel drive, e
with excellent heavy duty
tread, equipped with heater
and other extras. Reasonable
(less than 1/2 price of new
truck). Will trade for older
model truck. H. M. Arnold,
Jr., Monroe, Ph. 6251 days. _

John Deere 45, self propell-
ed combine, used 2 seasons,
grain header, used only 1 we
In perfect cond., $2,700. J.
Sanders, Millhaven, Ph. Tal
bert 92-132 after 7 PM. .

Approx. 3,000 layer cakes,
Lawler make in good cond.,
60c per cage. Located on my
farm. Theodore T.. Molnar,
Box 100, Cuthbert



1 tractor,
plow, and mower, all excell

Woodstock.



Stone Mountain, 4



























J - deep well pump and
ft. plastic pipe, $40. J. Li.
lan, Rt. 3, College Park,
PO. 1-4845 (Atlanta).



Large MM tractor, very g 0
cond., treads on rubber t
good, starter and bush

bog harrow, $225.: aleo, 3
power David Br: diey gar
cultivator,

cond., $125. Luther C. Sr
1281 Stephenson Rd.; Lithon
ia, Ph. HU. 2-6659.

Butane gas bank, 350 gal.
cap., with meter reading 0!
40 pet. gas in tank at prese!
and approx. 40 ft. pipe wil
cut-off valves. Bernice Phe
Box 296, Roswell.

Dairy Equip.: 150 gal, stain
less steel pasteurizer
_| thermometers, recording cloc!
irrigation board, sanitary pip
pumps and other dairy eq
Will sell cheap or trade
farm mach. or cattle. E. Lu
for, Ri. 1, Ben Hill, a
ve -1034 (Atlanta).

8 Brower kerosene oa
ers with brass fittings
cut-off valves, Hovers |
Wicks, in A-1 cond., all
$140. Brady Moss, Rt. 1, Wh
Ph. EV, 2-0547 between 5
6 PM.

8 N Ford .tractor, caltigaee
bottom plow, harrow, all
good cond., $850. Terrell Swin
dle, Nashville, Ph. 9292.) |

One 12 Hale hog feeder; LD
in. Meadows corn mill; Hale
power corn sheller. All Wii
belts. H. W. Jones, Commerc

16 gt. Burpee pressure can
ner, $16.: Burpee can seale
unit, $10., both like new. Mi
H. M. Hoffman, 1608 Wood-
bine Ave., SE, Atlanta 17, Pl
DR. 3- 4595. a

A 100 Farmall tractor, 1951
model, with planters, culti-
vators, bottom plows and oth-
er equip. All in good cond., for
sale. Mrs. Helen M. McDon 3
ald, Rt. 2, Box 159, Jesu
Ph. Juno 4- -2421 (Odum).

Allis Chalmers CA tracto
with planters, cultivators,
dise plow, No. 5 Allis Cha
mers mower and Allis Chal-
mers sub-soiler. All in very
good cond., $1,000.; D-14 A
lis Chalmers tractor with Al-
lis Chalmers, 11, row, drill,
like new, $1,850. M. E. Dillard,
Rt. 4, Coc fan.

20 in. Meadows. coramlll :
good shape; 10 in. John Deere
hammermill for sale or woul

trade for cattle. J. N. Youn,







bee









eis


















2 H wagon, $25.; t iron db
(re with 2 singletrees, $5.
set gears with 2 leather CO.
size 17 and 19, $5. a
Davies planter, all pla
garden tractor, $25. Wi
ship. G. L.. Jackso




































































FOR SALE
od 2 H wagon with all
ies and good hay frame,
dinner bell and frame,
Secil Turner, Rt. 2, Carl-
1 mi. from Point Peter),
W. 77-3496. :

ge windmill in good
. all steel construction,
ced reasonable. Thomas Da-
, Axson.





' disc. Athens tiller, heavy
ty, for fire break or clear-
new ground, has tire on
lever for adjustments.
s Ford or Ferguson tractor,
ad cond., $150 no letter,
0, want used farm jeep, ex-
dent cond., no junk, rea-

ble. M. F. Cole, Rt. 1,

EQUIPMENT

WANTED





ant 40 or less, 40 lb., tube
e, broiler feeders. Must be
good as new. State price
d type. W. Neal Whitworth,
x 186, Lavonia.



llis Chalmers G_ tractor,
draulic lift, dist. plow, cul-
ators, G-Whiz mowing ma-
ine, ood as new. Henry C.
rnon, Rt. 1, Cumming, Ph.
, 1-5927.



0 ten gal., milk cans: 12
water cooler; 6 can water
ler; instant cooler. Make
. Mrs. M. J. White, Rt.
thonia. _





ant Ford or Ferguson trac-
. State cond. and price in
t letter, J. M. Cheely, Rt.
Watkinsville.

_ Want. buggy in good cond.,
complete with harness. Ray
Chappelear, Rt. 1, Lavonia.

Want buggy in good run-
cond. Mrs. Agnes S. Pea-
, 122 Strickland Ave.,
kshear.

Vant to trade 1953 Ford or
ick, A-1 shape, good tires,
good tractor in A+1 shape
th equip. Prefer 1954 or







. W. J. Owenby, 1542 Bolton
Atlanta 18, Ph, SY. 4-



Want 1,000 to 1,500 ibs.
d mixer, preferably hori-
type or above floor up-
comlete with motor.
2 cond, and price Glen
tingale, Stapleton.

5 sprang shanks. for
eere field plow, 3 longs
shorts. Give prices in
letter..L. W. Allgood, Rt.
Dacula, Ph. TH. 3-3940
awrenceville) after 5:30





Want 1 power corn sheller
once. L. M. Sanders, Rt. 1,
uitesburg.

Want 1 rotary mower that
be attached to tractor. A.
obinson, Rt. 2, Acworth.

Want small tractor, prefer
wheel garden. Give name
ke, cond. all imp!ements
price in first letter and
ere located. W. S. Harri-
, Rt. 1, Social Circle.

Want 250 gal. Propane gas
k, to sit on top of ground.
Davis, Rutledge.

Want 300 gal. or larger,
ik, milk tank with compres-
Pe. S Davis, Rt. 1, Rut-
ge, Ph. 2357;

ant 2 or 4 wheel utility
rubber tires, plain or
mp body. John M. Barber,
26 Springbrook Dr., Deca-
. Ph. HI.3-4458 after 6 PM.
ant Farmall cub with farm
pment within 50 mi. ra-
of Atlanta. Must be_rea-
ably priced. H. R. Hines,
. Holly St., NW, Atlanta,
SY. 4-4818.

Want power take-off pulley
mbly for 1957 model 320
in Deere tractor, at reason-
price. Within 50 mi. ra-
f Bremen. Thomas R.
, Box 561, Bremen.

t PT i
pipeline and sprinklers
eder spreader for Allis
ers B tractor. Edward
d 2037 Spring Hill Terr..
ta



December 16, 1959.0

65 model. Will give or take

tractor irrigation -



Want 1950 or
pick-up ~
good cond. James lL Whitak-
er, 235 Hampton St., MeDon-
ough, Ph. 3447,

Want a hand well
pump ani ipe. Quote price.
Joe Ridley, Box 68, ee

Want two 6 in. diameter,
roller or ball bearings, to use
on 6 in. shaft on water wheel.
Charlie Williams, Rt. 3, Ath-
ens.

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE





Klondike Strawberry plants,
300, $2; 500, $3; $5 M.; Lady
T., $1.00 C., 500, $3.50; $6 IN,
All young, well rooted plants.
Add postage. Ethel Crowe, Rt.
2, Gainesville.



Govt. inspected Pecan trees,
Stuart, Desirable, Farley and

Elliott, 1/2 ft., $1.50 ea.; 2/3
ft., $1.75 ea. Add postage. L. E.

Brown, Baconton. |



Everbearing Strawberry
plants, rich red, frost resistant
damp packed, 50, $1.50; $3.00
C. Add 30c postage on all or-

ders, Mrs, Ruth Haynie, Rt.j-
2, Box 469, Augusta (Belair),

h. 68349. <
Strawberry plants, Florida
90s, $2.00 C. PP; Rabbit-eye

huckleberry plants, 25c ea.
plus parcel post or express. A.



T. Milteer, 304 N. Clay St.,|

Quitman.

--Chas. Wakefield and Round
Dutch cabbage plants, 7
CC} 500, $1.75, $3.00 M.; White



Rermuda Onions, 75c C., 500,'

$1.50, $2.50 M. PP. H, E.
Smith, Box 82, Baxley.



Horseradish plants, 50c doz., |

Horseradish roots, Queen of
Meadow, 50 Ib.; red long, hot

Pepper, 25 doz. pods; shorter,

15 pods, 25c; hottest of all

kind, 25 pods, 25c: Garlic, one |
cent ea., red Raspberry, 25 ea.

5, $1.00. Add postage. Mrs.

| Presley Fowler, Rt. 5 Box 78,

Ellijay. _

Strawberry plants, Klon-
dikes, $4.75 M.; everbearing
Mastodon, $6.00 M., $1.30 C.
Mrs Patsy- Watkins, Rt. 1,
Cumming.

Strawberry plants, Blake-
more, $1.50 C.; Mastodon, $1.25
C.: Klondike. $1.00 C., 500,
$4, $8 M.; Peppermint, 30c
doz.; Seuppernong vine cut-
ting, 75c doz.; Mtn. Huckle-
berry, bearing size, 75c doz.:
Sugar Pears, $1 ea. Add pes-
tage. Mrs. Lee Hood, Rt. 1,
Gainesville, Ph. ME, 4-3647.

Mastodon
Strawberry plants, $1.25 C.;
500, $3.75, $6.00 M.: Klon-
dikes, $5 M. Mrs. Guy Crowe.









Rt. 1, Comming. :
Cert. Superfection ever-
bearing Strawberry plants,

$2.00 C. PP. C. A. Shell, 1675
Willis Mill Rd., SW, Atlanta
11, Ph. Di 44706.

Chinese Chestnut seedlings,
from selected nuts. Heavily
rooted and branched, 2. yr.

trees, 3-4 ft., $1.50. ea. Eixp..

Col. Minimum order, 3 trees.
R. I. Gibbs. 1007 Clifton Rd.,
NE, Atlanta 7.

Charleston Wakefield and
Round Dutch frostproof cab-
bage plants, 300, $1.00, 500,
$1.50, $2.50 M. PP. R. Chan-
clor, Pitts, Ph. MI. 8-2035.

Nice, large Strawberry
plants, good roots, one cent ea.
At my home or add postage,
Mrs. J. T. Pullins, Rt. 2, Box
43-A, Forsyth,

60 or 70 nice grape vines,
the Concord variety,
roots, 1 to 3 ft., 25 and 30c
ea, at my place. H. F. Seay,
Rt. 2, 3917 Panthersville Rd.
Ellenwood. |

Tenn. Beauty and everbear-
ing Strawberry plants, $1.25
C. plus 25c postage. No. COD
orders. Mrs. R. B. Swaney, Rt,
2, Box 20B, Blue Ridge.

3 yr. old, well rooted,
bearing size, Red Turkey and
Celestial ig pusnes, $1 up. No
shipping. W. S. McCurdy,
1110 Clifton Rd., Atlanta 7,
Ph, DR, 3-5242.

Everbearing Strawberry
plants, fine variety, 70 doz:,
$3.50 C. Add postage. Will ex-
change for Pecans. Mary Tem-
lin Eastanollee.







1951 Fora|
truck. Must be in|

16, $1 H

19@)

and Blakemore

good! A



Strawberry plants, $1.00 C.;
old fashion Peach trees, 25c
ea.; Muscadine Grape vines,
emalaya Blackberries,
6, $1.00; Garlic bulbs, $1.00
doz. Add postage. Mrs. P. Ma-
lachi Smith, Rt. 6, Clarks
Bridge Rd., Gainesville.

pe Lote Strawberry
plants, $1.50 C.; well rooted
Muscadine,:Red and Yellow
Plum. Peaches, clear seed,
both large and small yellow

Plum seed, old fashion sweet
iyellow Oct., all. seedlings, 3,

$1.00 or exch. for Honey,
white feed sacks or Pecans.
PP. Mrs. B. T. Thornton, Rt.
1, Bowdon.

Sage and Catnip plants, 10c
ea., $1 doz.; Peppermint, five
cts. bunch; Iceberg and Bos-
ton lettuce plants, 60c C.; Gar-
lic bulbs, 50c doz. Del. Mary
Ruth Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

__Nice Blakemore strawberry
plants, $1 C., 500, $4, $7.50 M.
John Fields, 1026 W.
St. Griffin, Ph. 3682.

Florida 90 Strawberry
plants, $1 C., 500, $4, $8 M.
Add 20c per C. for postage. No
checks. Mrs. H. H. Smallwood,
Attapulgus.

Vine Okra( dish rag gourd)
seed, 1959 crop, sound and
clean, 25 seed, 30c and stamp-
ed envelope or 35c del.; 100
seed with 10 extra, $1 dey Mrs.
= L. Walker, Rt. 3, Carrol-
on.



Seed cane: 7 dif. Varieties,
soft and hard red and soit
and hard green, Ribbon, Blu
and soft -Florida pink; ha
green, 6c stalk, balance 8c per
stalk, at the bank in Denmark,



Hwy. 67) 8. J.. Foss, Rt. 1,

Brooklet. Ph, LE 9-3187

(Statesboro).
Blakemore Strawberry

lants, $1.50 C.; Mastodon,
1.25. C.; Klondike, $1.00. C.,
500, $4.00, $8.00 M.; Scupper-
nong vine cuttings, 75c doz.;
Peppermint, 30e doz; Mea.
Huckleberry, bearing size, 75c

{doz.; Sugar Pears, $1.00 ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Lee Hood,
a ae Gainesville, Ph. ME



Apricots, 2, $1.00; Figs, 3
$1; Indian Summer everbear-
ing red Raspberry, $2 doz.;
Lucretia Dewberry, thornless
Boysenberry and Eldorado
Blackberry, $1.00 doz. Damp
packed and PP in Ga. Mrs.

Vernon Judy, Rt. 3, Franklin.

Broccoli, Brussels Sprouts,
Cauliflower, Chinese cabbage,
Kohlrabi, Lettuce, Nest Onion
and Garlic plants, Wakefield
cabbage, heading collards,
Chinese cabbage, Parsley, Dill,
all 35 doz. No less $1. orders.
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Sr., Rt.
1, Register.

Klondike Strawberry plants,
well rooted and damp packed,
90c C., $8.00 M. Add 25e per
C. for postage. Minimum ship-
ment 200 plants. Mrs. L. S.
Butler, 466 Page Ave., NE, At-
lanta 7, Ph. DR. 3-1846,

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE





Coastal Bermuda hay, high-
ly fertilized, high in protein,
cut right and saved right. FOB
farm. Will del. up to 200 mi,
J. L. Allen, Rt. 3, Dublin.

1,000 bales, 1959 crop, well
fertilized and limed Fescue
and Clover hay, square bales,
gathered without rain on, 50
bale at my hay barn, 4 1/2 mi.
N. Dalton on Hwy. 71. J. F.
nderson, Rt. 4, Dalton, Ph.
BR. 8-2724.

200 bales good Oat straw,
90c bale at barn. Jasper A.
Stone, Rt. 5, Cumming.

Coastal: Bermuda hay highly
fertilized, no rain, $30.00 ton

at farm. M. T. Courson, Hazle-
hurst.

1,100 bales Sericea Lespe-
deza baled without rain, $30
ton at barn. Will del. reason-
able distance. Some oat hay.
Mrs. W. A. Estes, RFD, Elien-
wood, Ph. GR. 4-4694 (Stock-
bridge).

New white Corn for feed,
50 bu., $1.00 bu. or any amount
of corn. E. M.. Southerland,

Rt. 1, Ellijay.



Mastodon everbearing|

Poplar

| 600 bales Lespedeza mixed |
with swamp hay, no rain, also.
1,000 bls. Fescue, Moody a
and Landino Clover, 75c bale;
700 bales Crab grass or other
grasses, 50c bale. in quanti-
ties of 100 bales or more and
in reasonable distance. Cla-
rence Purcell, Rt. 1, Eastan-
ollee,

8 tons ground hay with 250
lbs. molasses per ton of hay
Serecia, Fescue, Orchar d
Grass, Johnson grass mixed
(Serecia predominates), $35
ton in sacks at farm. Roy G.
Jones, Decatur.

boar and gilts. _ lar
bloodlines. Prices start at $25. :

_ Reg. Landrace, service age
From popular.
Reg. in buyers name. M, T.
Courson, Hazlehurst. =



Purebred, meat type, Du-
pigs, open and

rocs, weaned

bred gilts, and males. AIL

wormed, treated and will Reg. : :
in buyers name. C. G. Grins- ae

ley, Jr., Danville, Ph. 3515.

8 Yorkshire pigs, 8 wks. old,
Reg. in buyers name, from
good bloodline. 10 in litter,
both sexes, $15 ea. at my
place. -Coryer | Poss,



| (near Tyrone).



50 bu. new white Corn for
feed, $1 bu. Will sell an
amount. E. M. Southerland,
Rt. 1, Ellijay.

,000 weighty, square bales
of hay, baled without rain, cut
off well, fertilized, ungrazed
hay meadows, sowed in Fes-
cue, Orchard Grass, Clover,
and Korean Lespedeza. Sell py
bale or ton. Priced reasonable.
Near Mud Creek School.
James L. Cantrell, Rt. 1, Box
a c/o Hillsdale Farm, Cor-
nelia.



Several tons extra good
Coastal Bermuda hay for sale
at my barn. Highly fertilized
and baled without rain. Win-
ton C. Harris, Rt. 1, Sereven,
Ph. Juno 4-2312 (Odum).

Some hay for sale. M. M.

Newsome, Jordan Mill Rd.,
Sandersville, Ph 3056.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE





Swine

Duroe pigs, 9 wks. old, Reg.
in buyers name, wormed and
treated for Cholera. From
good bloodlines, 9 in _ litter,
both sexes, $25.00 ea. Roscoe
McDonald, Jr., Rt. 1, Milledge-
ville, Ph. GL. 2-2766.

Reg. SPC pigs, from some
of the best bloodlines. All
sales quaranteed from a guar-
anteed disease free herd. Will
not ship. Curtis M. Agner, Rt.
3, Fitzgerald.

40 shoats, avg. wt. 40 Ibs.,
life treated, males castrated, |
all colors, red and blk. list-
ed predominating, $10.00 ea.
FOB my farm, 5mi. W. Met-
ter, Candler Co. near 46 paved
Hwy. L. H. Edenfield, Metter,
Ph. MU. 51083.

Reg. Black Poland China
hogs, from leading Cert. meat
type herd, service boars, $75
up; pigs, wt. 50 lbs. or more,
$35.00 up; gilts bred to Cert.
meat type sires, $125 and $150.
Cholera and Erysipellas treat-
ed and Bangs and Lepto free.
Will ship, best to come see.
Jas. R. Mullis, Cochran, Ph.

Purebred Duroe hogs, pigs,
2-5 mos. old, either sex, bred
gilts and sows, medium and
meat type, best of bloodlines,
free of disease, with or with-
out papers; also, purebred
Holstein milch cow, to freshen
Dec. 22 with 2nd calf, art.
bred. M. M. Newsome, Jor-
dans Mill Rd., Sandersville,
Ph. 3856.

Reg. Beltsville No. 1 boars
and gilts, from selected breed-
ing stock. Choice meat type,
plus heavy, thick, body type.
Calvin Stone, Pineview.

Reg boar, 24 mos. old, Tam-
worth, $50.00; 2 Reg. Tame|
worth sows, 1 with 3rd litter
and other with first litter, $50
ea.; Reg. guilts, ready for
breeding, $35 ea.; Eight 200
Ib. and up, ready to kill, $30
ea. B. B. Harrison; Alpharetta
(7-1/2 mi. N. Alpharetta off
Hwy. 19.)

Top quality Duroc gilts,
cherry red, ready to breed,
$40 ea. bred, $50.; weanling



standard guarantee and Reg.
in United Assn., wormed and
treated. J. H. Donaldson, Rt.
1, Fort Valley (St. Rt. 96 E.
at Houser Mill Site):

_ Reg. SPC boars, best blood-
lines, long, Meat type,
perfect spots; also 2 fine Reg.
Bilts, make fine brood sows.
See at my place or write and
place order soon. George Fer-





guson, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.

}3, Milledgeville. _

bigs, $25 ea. and up. All carry |

Rayle - |










Reg. Durocs, 5 males and 2 ==

gilt
ea,

s, treated for Cholera, $25.
Tommie Simmons,

50 Hampshire and Tam-
worth pigs, reasonably priced.
Roy Mabry, Rt. 4, Cumming,
Ph, Tulip 7-588 oe. .



2 Reg. Landrace bred sows, |

to farrow late in Jan,, $50 ea.
Sherman Wilson, Manchester,

Ph. TH, 6-3471.



Reg. Landrace hogs, service

age boars, weanling boars and

gilts. All from performance SG

tested dams and. sires. Vas-
cinated for Cholera, Les.o
tested, Ga. Cert.
Free Swine Herd No. 17. Pric-
es reasonable. J. W. Trunn'l,
Jr., Cochran, Ph. WE, 4-204.

40 good, thrifty shoats,
Hampshire = Landrace cross;
few 7 wk. old; 17 wt. 60 - 90
Ibs., $350 for lot, Write or cail.
Russell McGukin, Rt. 1, Bre-
men, Ph. Lenox 7-3101.

1 nice poll White Face male,
Reg., wt. 1,100 to 1,150 Ibs.,
18 mos. old, well marked. H.
W. Jones, Rt. 3, Commerce.

2 large sows, 3. Ts. old,





ready to breed, they farrow

large litters, are good mothers
and have good _ dispositions;
also, 25 fine pigs and shoats,
9 - 12 wks. old, 30 - 50 Ibs.
Reasonable. W. E. Smith, 421

Arnold St., Hapeville, Ph. PO

1-8276 (Atlanta).

Reg. meat type Yorkshires,
Hampshires and Durocs. Gert.
disease free herd. Boars and
gilts of all ages. Reasonabie
prices. Lawton Ursery, Hazle-
AurSt.

8 pure but not Reeg.; big
boned African Guinea pigs, 8
wks. old. Richard C. Fountain,
Rt. 2, Greenville, Ph. OR.
2-4763.

5 female pigs. Black Po-
land China
crossed, excellent stock, $15
ea.,
Cook, Fairburn, Ph. 6073 (Pal+
metto).







Purebred Yorkshire boars,

1 yr. old, out of too, meat t #2,
breeding, $65.00 ea. at: faa,
S. H. Applebaum, 223 Marion

Dr., Athens. Ph. LI. 6-6379.

Cattle
Reg. Hereford: horned bull,

gentle, $200. See e day ex-
felsh, Rt.

cept Sunday. M. B.
2, Heath Rd., Macon.

. 25 Holstein springers, 1st
and 2nd calf, disease free,
guaranteed udders. R. B. Cur-
ep as at Ph. Madison

Reg. Angus cow with Bee



bull calf, freshened 2nd time: ~

Reg. Angus cow with second
calf (heifer) and Reg, Cheap
for cash. Will del. C. N. Me-

Clure, Dawson, Ph. AM. 5-

2a06.
2 good, heavy, springers

Holstein heifers, $150 ea. at

barn. J. A. Stone, Rt. 5, Cum-
ming, Ph. Tulip 7-6382._
_ Jersey milch cow,

freshen by first of year, also
9 mo Holstein heifer for sale.

Mrs. Gertrude Howell, Rt. 1,

Mitehel
Reg. horned Hereford bull



calved Feb. 24. deep, dark ted
and extra well marked. Carl

Roberts, Ball Ground.

12 mos. old, $175.00. E..
Dawson, c/o Holly Oak Ranch,
Middle Broadwell Rd.. (11/2

mi. W.) Alpharetta, Ph. GR ~

5-5960.

3 bred, polled, grade Here-

ford heifers, 18 mos. and 2:rs.
old, well bred and should
calve in March or before,

$160 ea. W. Taft Sutton, 1026
Cumberland Rd., NE, Atlanta
46, Ph. TR. -2340).- 7 =

a : wed eet



eet

Brucellozis

and Yorkshire.
8 wks. old Dec. 24 Ray

will |

Reg. horned Hereford bull,














taining better pictures.

S _.. Some breeders, veterinarians, and
-Jeges are using X-rays on a trial basis.
_ Most present equipment is satisfactory for

use on ealves.

Experienced, careful breeders can uti-
lize this technique effectively for early

Ss bereening of their calves.

____ ghould be used as a further screen for an-

x

col-

Breeding tests



PasckeaeG

~ imals with

normal X-ray pictures if they |
have close relatives that produced dwarfs.
Thus, it appears that the X-ray technique
is likely to be a tool for herd improvement
for individual breeders rather than a basis
for merchandising cattle. :
Easiest way to get rid of dwarfism
would be to recognize carriers by their
appearance. Head, body, legs, and tail size
are all being studied to determine possi-
ble relationship to dwarfism. Spinal-fluid
pressure and blood tests and various other
approaches are being checked for any +
such relationship. Perhaps combinations
of these methodsrather than any one

riers.
~ Most small





~alonewill tell us which animals ar

Space and expense of maintaining a test
er cow herd to get rid of dwarfism, For th
time being, they can avoid or minimi:
by carefully examining the blood lines
breeding stock they plan to buy for sig
of dwarfism. The best bet is to buy catt
from breeders who are making special ef
forts to produce dwartf-free stock. Sele
tion of dwarf-free pedigree lines isnt in-
fallible. But it has the great advantage o
being quick and inexpensive and is be
ing used throughout the industry.

breeders cant afford: th







LIVESTOCK

_ = FOR SALE
eee aS Aes full stock Shorthorn
_ gptock bull, 2 yrs. old, $175 at
my home. Mrs. R. H. Clark,
Rt. 7, Gainesville.

Gee ts Angus bulls, 9 mos. to










Waccinated, from clean herd.
_ Championship bloodlines, $175
pnd up. W. T. Torgesen c/o
Whistle Top Farm, Cornelia.

-. Several choice Reg. Polled
ereford bulls carrying best
- ploodlines;
fing and breedin age bulls
for sale. Linton C. Harris, Rt.
, screven, Ph. Juno 4-2312
Odum),

. Fine, large, Guernsey cow,
will freshen Dec. 25, calfhood
_ -Yaccinated, clean in every way.
_ $am_ Davis, 771 Mickel Dr.,

_ (larkston.

: Horses, Mules & Ponies

| Small. 14 hand, sorrel geld-
dng, 7 yrs. old, very clean and
gentle for children or ladies;
Iso, want to purchase good
restern saddle, Mrs. (eo.
- #indsey, 2457 W. Washington
as ee East Point, Ph. PO, 6-







|. 2 yr. old chestnut mare,
- gound with excellent confor-
Mation, halter broke. Sired
by Rising Sunday Sun, Dbl.
- gteg. Palomino stallion. D.
@aith, 5596 Glenridge Dr., NE,
_ @tlanta 5, Ph. BL. 5-1745.

os Nice, 8 yr. old, white and
= Bon Shetland stallion pony,





9 in. high, broke for childen,
for sale or trade for sheep,
porn or hay. F. C. Seabolt,
Madison, Ph, 616 + M-4.

At Stud: Janroys Romeo,
Reg. No. 521236, fee $50.00;
flso, Chestnut Shetland stud;

- &lso, for sale, ponies all sizes
pnd colors, $125 and up. John
Wall, Eatonton Hwy., Madi-
gon, Ph. 3-91M4. =e

-_. 12 mare mules, wt. 950 Ibs.
ko 1,340 lbs., correl horse, wt.
4,130; black mare, wt. 1,300.
@ll work perfectly. Sound and





































ashley Durham, Box 147, Pine
, Sorrel mare, wt. about 800
bs. Will bring colt in March,
200. Don Wiley, Rt. 3, Car-
- Qesville, Ph. OR. 7-2967.

all colors and








Gown payment will hold, Mrs.
_ @. W, (Ruby) Bentley, Barner
Mill Rd., Marietta, Ph. 8-2077.

mmo" af saddle horse with
mo. ol
Very gentile, safe for children.
- Bell seperate or together. W.
a ae Grantville, Ph. JU.

_. Large work and ride horse

_ B00 to 900 Ibs. that children
_ gan work and ride. Tom Cape,
Rt. 2, Box 244, Newnan.

_ 3 ponies, reasonably pric-
ed, 2 spotted stallions, one 6
mos., other 15 mos. and 1 dap-
ple stallion with white mane
@nd.tail, 13 mos. old. Will hold.
y. D. Woods, Rt. 1, Hopewell
tg edpharetia, Ph. GR, 5-



_, At Stud: Reg. Palomino
Arabian horse, also, will sell
gr trade for good Palomino
f#ndian Creek Dr. Decatur.
mare. J. W. Van Horn, 689
Ph. HI 3-4440, 0 ss





-. BO mos. old. Calfhood Bangs

also, have wean-'

Bees are right, $125 to $200.|

Shetland ponies and saddle| 2

eolt by side. Both|B

for sale, or trade for mare, wt.| N

Stud pony, 8 mos. old; bay
mare pony, 3 mos. old; 3 sad-
dle mares, heavy in foal by
42 in. Palomino pony stallion;
also, Reg. black Poland China
swine, males, gilts and 2 sows
with 14 pigs and 1 sow bred.
Come see.
c/o Red Dog Farm, Rt. 2
Cochran,

Male Shetland black colt.
See at my place. Edwin Hal-
sey, Rt. 1, Clermont.

Good gray mare, about
1,000 Ibs. 12 yrs. old, work
anywhere, and is gentle; also
Bagwell 1 wagon, almost

Gainesville. (2 Mi. Ea. Silver
Cy).

1 spotted Welch pony, 6 yrs.
old, about 500 lbs., gentle for
children to ride, $400; 1 dark
bay pony, half Welch, wt.
about 700. lbs. 4 yrs. old,
gentle to ride, $250.00. Fred
Elliott, Box 177, Clayton.

Shetland
and

small
all col.

10 nice,
pony geldings,

children, pinto Welch mare,
4 small mares, all to drop
colts in Spring. Reasonable.
Small down payment will
hold. Jess Holbrook, Jones-
boro. Ph. GR 8-6771



lion, 16 mos. old, Go-Boys
also 2 Western saddles, in
good cond. A. Elwyn Hamen,
Jy. Priddy. -Rre- Re 2, La-

Grange. -Ph. 2-6533 after 6
PM. ; os



At Etud: Red Lights Noble
Rex. Reg. 36983, American
saddle bred stallion, proven
sire of top colts, grandson of
Watkins, Jr., 4684 Flat Shoals
Noble Kalarama. Thos. G.
Rd. Decatur. Ph. BU 9-6692.

Brown and white - gelding
Shetland pony, 5 yrs. old, with
bridle and saddle. Clarence
Sumner, 261 LaGrange St.,
Newnan after 5 PM.

Nice. selection Shetland
ponies and saddle horses, all
colors and sizes and saddles
and bridles. Reasonably pric-
ed. Small down payment will
hold. Miss Becky Bentley 1119
Barner Mill Rd., Marietta, Ph.



8-7125.

Several nice quarter type
colts and fillies; matched pr.
golden buckskin stallions; bay
stallion, sorrel filly, 4 stock-
ings, blaze face; Reg. yearl-
ing Palomino mare. No letters.
Mrs. J. W. Bailey, c/o Windy
ane Ranch, Waynesboro, Ph.



5 nice Shetland geldings,
can furnish with new saddles,
will finance: also, 5 purebred
Angus bulls, and fifteen 12
wk. old shoats. R. E. Branch,
Jr., c/o Lake Rossie Ranch,

ishop, Ph. SO, 9-2952.

Very gentle 5 yr. old horse,
will work any where, can be
Tode, wt. about 1,200 Ibs.2*1

wagon almost new and har-
hess, At my place 1/4 mi. from
accoochee School on Sky
Lake Rd. Priced to sell, seper-
ately or all together. Barnett
Chastain, Sautee. es

Sheep and Goats

- 65 Ewe sheep, pasture bred
to Reg. Hampshire rams, and
several already lambed, $10
ea. for lot if sold immediate-

ly. Terrell Swindle, Nashville.
Ph. 9292 :

At Stud: Nubian. buck. out
of 8 Qt. Reg. stock. Service Fee
$2. E. J. M. Mahon, 1929 Cher-



after PM...

ry Rd. Augusta. Ph, RE 3-3710




L236. Williais::

new. Judge C. Bennett, Rt. 5,_

sizes guar. to be gentle for

Tenn. Walking Horse stal-
Early Chance, Reg. No. 590557,

jbred, not Reg.,



75 bred Ewes and 5 rams,
$12.50 ea. R. A. Gaines, Rt.
2, Elberton.

2 billy goats, one white,
other brown, 3 yrs. old $5 ea.
at my place in Roswell, F. O.
Bishop, 1237 Veltre Cir. S. W.,
Atlanta 11. Ph. PL 3-8977

Excellent young French Al-
pine breeding bucks, service
age, from DelNorte bloodlines,
heavy milk strain, hornless,
disbudded. Reg. buyers
name, reasonable; taking = or-
ders buck and doe kids, Feb-
ruary, March del., $25.00 up.
All Reg. French Alpines: Miss
Nellie M. Mingledorff, Rt. 3,
Douslas= =







Two 3 yr. old rams (sheep),
$20 ea. or trade for 2 that
are not related, from 1 to 3
yrs. Old, (Oc le Crett, shi 2)
Lavonia. :



One fine Toggenburg milk
goat, milking now, also fine
male goat, part Nubian, part
Toggenburg, 1-1/2 yrs. old, for
breeding, at my place; also 3
stone churns, cheap. Mrs. Lee
Kirkley, 386 - Cascade Rd.
S. W., Atlanta II.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want good milk goat, Nu-
bian, Saanan or crossed. Must
be gentle and of good milk
strain, reasonably priced; al-
so, want ordinary milch cow,
not Reg. Must be near. State
details and price. Jack B.

Fowler, Rt..1, Box 28, Ella-

bell.

Will trade White Face pure-
brood cow,
pasture bred to Black Angus,
wt. approx. 1,200 to 1,400 lbs,
for Shetland mare and stud.
Peter R. Iodice, Box 457,
ee Rd., Roswell, Ph.



Want gentle saddle - horse
for lady to ride. Small size pre-
ferred. Joe Luce, Box 392,
Fort Valley, Ph. TA. 5-5438.



'GAME, FOWL, ef.

FOR SALE



4. Br Syn = old: Peafow!;
$100; White King, Silver King,
Homers and Fantail pigeons,
reasonable; B. B. Reds, Black
Cochins, Dark Cornish ban-
tams, $1 ea. for lot. Mrs, He-
len Street, 3090 Buford Hwy.,
Atlanta 6. : ey

White King pigeons, $3.00
pr.; common pigeons, mated
and working, $1.00 pr.; Ham-
burg roosters and hens, $1.50
re bantam hens, $1.00 ea.,
t



Muscovy ducks, $1.50 ea.
arling Yawn, Byromville.

Large Northern Bobwhite
quail, select breeders from un-
related stock, approx, 2,000,
from 14 to 25 wks old, for re-
lease or food purposes. Per.
No. 51. Discounts lots of 500
or more. John W. Barr, Jr.,
Rt. 2 1665 Idlewood Rd.
eeoe Mountain. Ph. HI 3-
BOTo. ee :

Northern Bobwhite quail, 11
wks. to 6 mos. old, raised in
large flight pens, Per No. 63;





{also flying Mallards, $5.00 pr:|.
Golden Sebright bantams, $3

pr. $4 trio; also want pr. Red

Carneau pigeons. C. L. Caw-}

thon, Riverdale. Ph. GR 8-
8106 (after 6 PM) =

i

Lane,
12-8080,



About 300 Bobwhite quail.
Per. No. 36; also 2 trios Jap
Silkies, $5.00 trio; and 3 Ring-
neck pheasant hens and 1
rooster, CC. E.. Duke, 1803

| Boulderecrest Dr. S. E., Atlan-

ta 16. Ph. MA 7-1665..

Approx. 100 pr. Northern
Bobwhite quail, 1959 hatch,
select breeders, $2.50 and $3.00
pr. Permit No. 87. J. L. Tay-
lor, Rt. 2, Fort Valley. Ph. TA
5-5804.

Northern Bobwhite quail,
early 1959 hatch, $3.00 pr.,
$140 C; white Doves, $5.00 pr.
Chukar partridges, $5 pr. Ship
Exp. Col. M. O. Miss Eve Wal-
lace, 716 Myrtle St. N. E. At-
lanta 8. Pr. TR 4-5152.

Ped. Giant Chinchillas from





Show Winning Stock. Juniors,

$3 ea. $5 pr.; Seniors, $5.9)
ea. $9 pr.; Trios, $8 and $12.
Sat. guar. Cash or M. O. Jim-
my Ferguson, Gillsville. Ph.

| LE 2-2819 (Gainesville).

Very fine N. Z. White rab-
bits, purebred and pedigreed,
$7.00 and up to $20.00 accord-
ing to age and quality. Accept

some farm produets at fair
| price as part pay. Writh before

coming C. W. Page, 149 No.
Ave., N. E., Atlanta 8. Ph. TR.
4-66452. :

14 does and 3 bucks, 1 = 2

| yrs old, also 30 rabbits, 6 wks.

to 14 wks. old, $135 for lot, or
trade for nice, gentle Shet-
land pony. See any day or
write. Mrs. Walter E. Gordon,
Rt. 2, Gray. (On old 18 Hwy.
6 mi. Gray). ;

GAME, FOWL, etc.

WANTED





Will trade mixed chickens
for any type Rabbits, does pre-
ferred. Mancle Chastain, 4
Brick Plant Rd., Chattahoo-

chee,



Want ducks, geese and gui-
nea fowl. State age and price.
Must be near by. Jack Fowler,
Rt. 1, Box 28, Ellabell.

POULTRY |

FOR SALE





Araucanus (Easter Egg)
chickens, now laying colored
eggs, $12 pr.; extra pullets,
$7; Dark Cornish bantams,
stocky, bulldog type, laying,
$6.00 pr; roosters, $3: N. H.
Reds (not bantams), 3 mos.
old, $2.50 pr; pullets, $1.50:
roosters, $1. Exp Col; M. O.
Mrs. Addie A. Edwards, 716
Myrtle St. N. E., Atlanta 8.
Ph: TR<4-5152.

Dd young bantam pullets,
ready to lay, 50c ea. 16 layin
hens, 7 mos. old, large, $2

.All at my home. Mrs, J.T.

Pullias, Rt. 2, Box 43 A, For-
syth. A

Dark Cornish bantam hens
and cockerels, Show Type,
good bloodline, $2 ea. Gordon
Haney, 5 East Second St.,
Aragon. ues

Pure Dark Cornish cock:

erels, ready for service and

few pullets, same breed, large
big bone type, long -_ yellow
legs, $2.00 ea. at farm. Write
before coming. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

50 large Red and 50 W.
Leghorn hens, some laying
now, 1 yr. old, $1 ea. for lot.

. H. Dyer, 2939 Orchard
8. BE. Atlanta. Ph. MA

We Oat
pee



'erers,

Spring hatch, 16 hens and 3

- 76 Golden Campine

ers; > - s
stock, $75 for lot. Come



Wont ship,
42, Shiloah R

About 80 AAA Brown Leg-
horn. March hatch pullet:
and about 30 W. L. hens, ove
1 yr. old. Will not ship. Mrs
Evelyn Hunter, Rt. 1, Box 22 :

Blue Ridge.

420 True ~ Line W. L. pul-
lets, March hatch, in full pro.
duction, also 2 automatic wat.
18 feeders and 1
leys elee brooder, like ew
(used 6 wks. only). Mrs.

. Stephens, Rt. 2,
Warrenton.

1200 W. L. Pullets, 500 read
to. start production, oth
laying good, also 1,000 indi
dual cages, feed and wat
ing troughs, automatic
grader. D. E. Austin, Jr., 456'
Glenwood Rd. Decatur.
BU: 9-3137. MY

6 AAAA gerade laying typa-
R. I. Reds, for sale. Mrs. A
nes Smith, Rt. 2, Stone Moun
tain, Ph. 9730. ae

6 N. H. young hens anc
choice cockerels, $13; 10 youn;
hybrid excellent laying hen
and Red Cockerel, $20.; t
fancy, yr. cGld W. Rocks,
High bred, 300 egg str. coc
erels, $2.00 ea. Morris Sa
ders, Glenwood.

About 34 hens, W. R. and
Re I. Reds:.calso: : 25" White
Rocks 2 mos. old, and I R. 1.
Red rooster, $50 for all. C.
Philpot, 2477
N. W. Atlanta
4-0009.






































Whiteface Black Spanish, Si
ver Spangled Hamburgs, Blac
Giants, Buttercups, Speckled
Sussex, big white Langshans.,
and Black Leghorns
Black Minorcas, Araucanus. :
$2.25 ea., also Turkins (n:
turkeys), $5.00 ea. Raymonc
Cal dwel,:Rt. 1, Bag
216, Senoia. Ph. AL 3-692%
(Newnan). oleae

12 pullets just started 1
ing, $1.50 ea. J. W. Harriso
Ri i, Bex 142, Jonesboro.

_ Giant Black Minorca breed-
ing cockerels, $5 ea., f
$3 ea., trio, $10. L. B. Millia
105 Temple Ave., Newnan,

5 purebred Toulouse geese,
mature stock, good breede
il. GR. Beasley, 3 ie:
Wrightsboro Rd., Augusta.

1 pr. Rouen ducks, $3 ea.
2 white Pekin drakes, $1.5
ea. or trade for White Pekin
hens; Golden Sebright ban-
tams, grown, $1.50 ea.:
1959 hatch Peafowls, $20 pair.
Will ship. Howell C. Jordan,
P. O. Box 231, Hawkinsville.

22 nice, fat, 1959 hatch tur-
keys, $5 ea. Money Orders
only, or at my home, 5-1/2
mi. SW TY TY, near Sledge
Dairy. Miss Cora B. Patte
son, Kt.1, Box.35, Ty Ty

19 Bronze turkeys, young,



toms, $5 ea. Do not ship, A. L
Pettit; Rt. 1, Box 196 Marietta.
Ph. 8-2886. ace ae
15 black Bronze turkeys,
10-15 Ibs. ea. at my home.
Cannot ship. Come after. M
Mamie Maddox, Rt. 2, Da
ville. * ; Cae ae
_10 nice, fat turkeys, 50c I]
also Dark Cornish chicke
show type, $5 pr. Mrs. J. .
Carter, McMurry Dr. S. V
Box 487, Atlanta 11. Ph. DI
4-1388. ae ee





pI =
just started laying, good
also 5 roosters,

on Wednesday or Thu: