Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1959 September 16

Georgia
rf armers



Phil Campbell,

Commissioner













yernor Ernest Vandiver has come
aid of Georgia farmers in inaugu-
ga determined drive to eradicate
us infestations of White-Fringed
e in Georgia. |

{ my request Governor Vandiver has
1d to provide $50,000 from state sur-

nds, which will be matched by
eral funds, to aid us in eradicating the

Ww ich poses a serious threat to all of
as major agricultural crops.
















een discovered in some 73 Geor-
unties. Control and suppression






ounties but immediate action is re-
in the other 50 counties or Georgia
S may suffer heavy losses.

$50, 000 in state funds, along with
ng funds from the U. S. Depart-








WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,

1959



estations of White-Fringed beetle .

ures have been carried out in 25 of |



out the reatle in 23 of the more danger-
ously infested counties immediately and

thus contain the beetles spread until ad-

ditional eradication measures can be car-

Tied out in the other 25 infested counties.
Attempts to control White-Fringed

beetle infestations in Georgia have been
carried out by state entomologists since
1947, Only control attempts were possible
up until recently because scientists had
not been able to come up with the neces-
sary materials to eradicate the pest. Scien-
tists have now provided the materials and
know how to completely eradicate the
beetle and thanks to Governor Vandiver,

eradication measures can begin in the

near future,
Entomologist are confident that all out

_ eradication can be obtained at far less cost

in the long run than a continued program
of attempted control and suppression.
They consider the White-Fringed beetle
such a threat to Georgia crops it must be
eradicated, now that eradication measures
can be effectively carried out.

Governor Vandivers immediate re-
sponse to our request for financial aid in-

dicates his sincere desire to assist Georgia
_farmers in combatting this dangerous







i stoi hele

Since 1945 the number of. racine
on Georgia farms has

report of engineers at the Agricultural Ex-
tension Service, University of Georgia Col- oe
lege of Agriculture, shows, ee

This is only an indication of the tre- |

mendous increase in the amount of all ae

kinds of farm machinery and equipment,

declared Extension Engineer H. B. Gools- :
by. He cited the rapid increase in the num- |
ber of combines, corn pickers, forage har- _

vesters, and pick-up balers.

This tremendous increase coming so 2a
fast has brought about many pes
Sor Seg ae out.



Bigriculiase
CALENDAR

Sept. 20-21, Athens Hybrid Seed Gorn
Short Course.





















: inereased from 2
about 23,000 to some 95,000, the annual









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lish, BB Red game, Old
Silver Duckwing game














$2. ea., from best of
also young, 1959 hatch-
iff Cochin bantams, $5.
_ B. Howell, Rt. 2, Box
ewton Rd., Albany.

bantam hens, now
$1. ea. Will have to
after. Advise in time to
~ up (cant catch in
Mrs, Ruth Fricks,
151, Talking Rock.

te. Crest. Black Polish,
Jap Silkies, Jap Black
ntams, ea., $4. pr. $6.

ch hatch, all - from
irds. At mv chicken
- CC. Powell, 1400
st Dr., NW, Atlanta
e Ae 4772.



























Jwell. Ph. 2988.

told chicks, $1. ea.; eggs, 50

ea. parcel post PP; also, Dark

*!Cornish bantam chickens,

Bulldog type, $6. re extra
roosters, $3. ea. M.O. Mrs.
Addie A. Edwards, 716 Myr-
tle St., NE, Atlanta 8, Ph. TR.

| 4~5152.



15 to 20 young roosters, just
beginning to erow, half White
Claret and o S. Ga. Gray,
$5. ea. Q. H. Reagin, Rt. 2,
Lithonia, Ph. HU. 2-6316 after
5 PM.

Show type Golden Sebright
bantams, extra nice, hens or
roosters, $1.50 ea. Will ship.
Howell C. Jordan, P.O. Box
231, Hawkinsville.

10 white Jap bantams,. half
grown, sex unknown $20.;
pr. Golden Sebright baritams
with 4 biddies, $6. Ship Exp.
Col. Money Orders. Letters
ans. Buster Davis, Rt. 2, Ac-
worth.

Mixed hens for aalce Pacea

last yr., 50c ea, Will not ship.
Mrs. L. B. Morris, Rt. 1, Ros-

j : e
C eorgia
EMPIRE. STATE OF THE SOUTH .
ST STATE al o THE HE MISSISSIPPI





Bride, Rt. 4, Douglasville.



Pit games: 3 brood cocks, 1
ea. Law Grey, Red Claret,

Blue Cuban, 2 yrs. old, $25. ea.,
hens, Claret and Warhorse, $5.
ea; early 1959 hatch stags and
pullets, $12. trio; stags, $6.-
$8. ea. About 150 to select
from. Will ship. Mrs. S. C.

Boroughs, Rt. 1, Box 113, Rich-
Imond Hill.



Dark Cornish bantams,
small type, 1959 hatch. Grady
Martin, 117 No. Columbia Dr.
Decatur. Ph. DR 3-8148.



6 game roosters, Roundhead
and Warhorse, stag size. Troup
Benefield, Rt. 1, Box 91 C,
Fairburn.



Games, hens, friers and
stags, also Speckled guineas,
this yrs hatch, for sale or
trade for heifer calf, Jersey
preferred. Mrs. A. D. Black-
stock, Rt. 2, Douglasville.



25 mixed hens, 50c ea. and
few bantam chickens. Maude
E. Dale, 159 Odell St. College

Park.

Georgia, First:

@ BROILERS @ PROTECTED FOREST LANDS @ PIMENTO PEPPER
ee See







1$75. at my home on Horsley

Mill Road, Jesse Hudson, Rt.
6, Carrollton.

W. L. started pullets, almost
ready to lay, priced reasona-
bly. Select what you want.
Chas. H. Higgins, Bluff Road,
Rome. Ph. 5587.

75 N.H. Red pullets, 10 wks.
old, $1. ea. for lot; about 35-
40 bantams, some roosters, 50c
ea. for hens, 30c ea. for roos-
ters. Willie T. Smith, Rt. 3,
Thomaston.

10 W.R. hens-and 1 rooster,
some hens laying, $14. for lot.
Willie G. Dobbins, Sr, 305
Austin Ave., Marietta. Ph. 8-
1441.

Young Mallard ducks, 3 mos.
old, $1. ea. Mrs. G. W. With-
ers, 1405 West Paces Ferry
Rd., N.W., Atlanta 5.

Mallard ducks, 1959 raised,
grown, $6. trio; also extra ban-
tam cockerels from imp. strain,
Golden Sebrights, BB ~- Reds,
Blacktail Japs, Buff Cochins.
$1.50 ea. W..
Neely Ave., East Point.

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P. Smarr, 412 |.

SP ne

f Agriculture, will be used to wipe pest. ech,
Araucanus (Easter Egg)| Pit game, 5 breeds, 200 to| 24 White Leghorn hens, 1
chickens, pullets laying blue!select from, cocks, hens, stags,|yr. old, laying. C. C. Wilson, POULTRY
or gray green eggs. Pullet and|pullets. 2 mi. So. of town, at|Rt. 1, Jonesboro. ;
rooster, $10. pr. Exp. Col.; day|sign on Hwy. 92. A. R. Mc- 95 W. L. pullets, 5 mos. old, WANTED



Want 100 Black Minorca
biddies as hatehed and 50:or
60 Black Minorea 4-5 mo. old
pullets, if price is right John
F. Griffin, Rt. 2,- Box 278,
Thomasville. Ph. CA 6-33038.

Want 1 White Rock rooster



purebred, within 50 mi. CGo- e :
lumbus. Will pick up if price
is right. Joel W. Hall, Rt. 2,

Box 370, Columbus. ee
Want 12 or 15 young. this

covy ducks. John W. Millen, : : .

Irwinton, Ph. WH 7-2231.

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Grown rabbits. 17 does,

bucks, brown, white,
grey, $40. for lot: also, cages,
E. Akins, Rt. 2. Byron, Ph
wo. 33-3314. :

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Rt Valdosta.

Want contact party who has

truck and chain saw for farm
work, elear up and get land
prepared until L
then farm. Contact, J. L. _

ar

crop time,

mi, town on 95 Hwy.

Wait man who can operate

tractor equipment and keep
up small eattle and hog farm,
$4. day wages and good 4 R.
house to live in, State age
and exp. Edw. Hitt, Grove-
town,

i

Want reliable while wo-

man to stay on farm and do
light farm work for room,
board and small salary. 2 in

Need at once. Mrs. J.

family.
QO. Pauiaany RA A, Black-

shear.
core



Want good man with cape

ital dairy: herd or beef cattle
to operate 142 A farm, equip-
ped for dairying. 25 mis. of
Savannah, Rt.
Youmans, Richmond Hill, Ph.
Tulip 4-2313 Midway.

17. Roger J.



Vant immediately, 2 fami-

lies, white or colored, to pick
75 A. eatton. Have 2 houses
wired for stove.
free of charge. Located 7 mi.
E. of Calhoun on Dews Pond
Rd. Boyee Stone, Rt. 2, Cal-
houn,

Will move

h, MA. 9-5360.



a Candler Clement Jr
Pace St. Covington, Ga.,

Ga.,
Oct. 8,

added to or removed fror
ete, to CIRCULATION

All requests for

Atlanta,

Want white man with small

family to gather corn crop
and gen. farm work. Must be
able to drive truck and handle
farm equip. Furnish refer-
ences. Will furnish 4 R house,
wired for elec.
/runining water and $30. week.
Gus G. Moore,
MA. 9-5756.

stove, and

Resaca, Ph.











Want unencumbered coun-

|try woman, 30 to 45 yrs old,
jto do ilght farm work on farm
for room, board and salary.
Car] Perry, 608 E. Spring St.,
Monroe.





~ FARM

WANTED

WORK



(Bien soe
Man and wife wants job on
farm doing light farm work
with small salary. C. C. Wil-
- gon, Rt. 1, Jonesboro.

- Want caretaker place, any
- Jocation, for house and gar-
den. Will tend some beef cat-
tle or hogs. (Have income
enoubh to furnish self and
family). Bill Turner, Rt. 1,
Box 125-A, Monticello.

Middle aged man or small
family to work on cattle
farm. Must be sober, willing
worker. Colored or white.
Small house, might be im-
roved for suitable party.
Reasonable wages. Mrs. Cary
urray, Rt. 3, Box 594-X, Al-
bany.
ee Married man, children, (5
to 15 yrs. old). wants job on
dairy or chicken farm. Raised
on farm, experienced, can do
anything on farm. Want 4 or
5 R. house, wired for elec.,
on school bus Rt. Will have
to be moved. Henry G.
Weathers, 277 Memorial Dr.,
$E, Atlanta 12.

' Want to share crop, good
tobacco _ allotments, good
house, with good Christian
i>. party: Plenty of help. Can
move anytime, anywhere. Can
furnish references. C. O. Mur-
phy, Hartsfield.

Retired single white man
- desires job as caretaker, look-
ing after cattle, hogs, layers
or broilers, in exch. for room,
board and reasonable salary.
Want modern conveniences. G.
C. Henry, 212 Pierce St., La-
Grange, Ph. 4758, c/o P. D.
Henry |
\ Single man, 54 yrs. old,
wants job on poultry farm or
. . doing light farm work on
farm, or pick cotton.
poultry work. Do not
- farm machinery. Sober, relia-
ble and church goer. J. H.

2

Langley, 672 Bryan St., S. E.










































run

Atlanta 12.0




Exp. |



Unencumbered widow

Want at once, man. between

50 and 65 yrs. to live with
elderly couple to help with
light farm work and chickens.
Good room, board and small
salary. Mrs. L. B. Colquitt,
1717 Wildwoed Dr., Colum-
bus, Ph. FA. 2-3944.



wants job with elderly cou-
ple, on farm, doing light farm
work for room, board and

salary. Mrs. Mabel Harper,
Vienna. s



Exp. dairyman wants job

Want man with help

enough to run truck farm, on
halves, the year round. Will
furnish $60. per month until
vegetable, are ready to gath-
er. J. B. Kersey, Mauk.



in small dairy. Dont drink.
Would have to have 2 or 3
furnished rooms. Can move
any time. Have wife and baby.
Eugene Simpson, Rt. 1, c/o
E. S. Simpson, Stockbridge.

Single, white man, dont
drink, wants work in dairy



Want people to pick cotton

by the day, $2. per hundred.
Pay at night. Have 1.10 A,
and 20 bales in the field now
at
Church. Need people at once.
Grady Jenkins, Rt. 2, Box 192,
Adairsville.

North Poplar Spring



or farm, with good family of
people near church. Marvin
Rhodes, Box 152, Stevens
Creek Rd., Martiniz.



Want middleaged man or

small family to work on cat-
tle farm. Must be sober and
willing worker.
white. Small house (may im-

Colored = or

_ 44 yr. old, single man wants| prove for suitable part).
Job with poultry; 20,000) Reasonable wages. Mrs. Cary
weekly layers, 18-000 broilers} Murray, Rt. 3, Box 594-X
weekly, or picking cotton by| Albany. : ;



the hundred, for room, board
and laundry, and weekly pay..
No bad habits, easy to get
along with. Troy Binford,
Dahlonega.



SALE EVENTS.



White man, middleaged,
wants job on farm, doing reg-
ular type farm work, for
wages and place to batch. Go
anywhere. George Morrow,
950 Pryor St. S.W. Atlanta 15.



Married man, experienced,
wants job on farm, chicken
farm or dairy No bad habits,
55 yrs. old. B. L. Wilson, Rt.
3, Forsyth, c/o F. W. Remick.

Family of 5 with 3 to work,
want work raising chickens,
or caring for laying hens, 3.
yrs. exp. raising chicks and 2
yrs. with laying hens. Edw.
Daniel, RFD 1, Clarksville

Married man with 2 child-
ren want job at once running
dairy. Experienced or looking
after cattle or broiler houses. |
James Mooneyham, Rt. 1, c/o}
Barton Alewine, Bowersville.











September



15 through Sep-
tember 30 Landrance hog

salesat Circle W. Ranch, ;

Gay, Meriwether Co., 12
boars ready for service20
young boars, 25 bred gilts
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-

1 tub cider mill, practically
good as new, selling for 1/2
price. No junk. C. C. Neal,
Demorest, Ph. Raymond 3-
2572.

1953 Super C tractor, Farm-

vid H. Parker, Rt. 3, MeDon-
ough, Ph. 3829.

Good 2 H wagon for sale.
Harlan L. Sell, Box 83, Hosch-
ton, Ph. OL. 4-2460.

3 deck elee. brooder $25. or
trade for friers or small heifer
tealf, of same value. J. R. Evans,
Box 194, Crawfordville.

29 in. Meadows corn mill
'with sifter, 2 hole sheller,
Chev. engine with 6 in leather
belt, cob conveyor belt outfit,
$200. all complete. Can be
seen in operation. T. H. Co-
field Rt. 5, Box 471, Newnan,
Ph. AL. 3-6891.

22 Cat. crawler tractor, no
blade, suitable for heavy farm
work or logging, $500. 5S. M.
Dudley, Box 482, Ringgold.

1957, 1 row, John Deere
corn snapper, 2, 5 x 14 ft., 4
wheel, trailers, Lilliston, 16 ft,
elevator with Briggs-Stratton
engine. Write or call after 5:30
PM. Virgil Vickers, 211-1/2
ash St., Ocilla, Ph. HO. 8-
3568.

John Deere 60 power stern
tractor, good rubber and 1
bush and bog harrow, both in
good cond. Reasonable. B. C.
Kerr, Sup., Methodist Chil-
drens Home, 500 Columbia Dr.,
Decatur, Ph. after 6:00 PM,
DR. 8-5494.

1 ea.; 2 roller cane mill, mule
power operation; 4 H Hooster
grain drill with hitch; 2 H
wagon; 2 H Cutt-a-way disc
harrow; corr sheller; elee.
fenee: charger: elec. motor for
churn; 3, walking cultivators,
(3, 2 H, turning plows, single
plows, planters. P. M. Burch,
Chester,

Intnl. angle dozer, TD 14,







new, root rake, used about 20
hrs, All in excellent cond. No
junk, all for, $4,500 W. CG.
Suggs, St. George.

John Deere H tractor with
2 row cultivators and sub-soil-
er, in good mech. cond., $495.
will take roto tiller, deeo well
pump or both as part payment,
Paul R. Leonard, Box 274,
Factory Shoals Rd., Mableton,
Ph. Austell 2077.

Power wagon, 1 ton pickup,
A-1 for farm use, 4 wheel
drive power winch on front,
practically new -mud_ grip
tires, tip top cond. $750. N. B.
Biggers, 2060 Flowerwood
Rt. 1, Conley. Ph. MA 7-

ford tractor, A-1 cond., 6
pieces equip., good as new for
sale or will trade some equip.
for rotary. mower, bottom
plow, new style lime spreader
or will buy. L. A. Powers, 221
W. Poplar St., Griffin, Ph.
5170 nights.

New 400 gal. milk tank,
used 13 mos, vacuum pumps:
2 Intnl. milkers; 2 tractors:
3 harrows; 4 disc tiller, grain
drill, forage chopper and F and
Be cutter. Roger Youmans,
Richmond Hill (25 mi. S. Sa-
} vannah),

~Molena 2 row tractor, good
cond, good tires, not junk: also
harrows, planters and culti-
;vators for sale cheap. Come
try out. Bill Turner, Rt. 1,
Box 125-a, Monticello.

150 ft. roll, 5 ft., farm
fencing, $5.; 5 ft. cross cut
saw, $2.; Hi-line fence char-
ger, $10.; spring tooth culti-
vator, $5.: cotton weighing
scales, $5.; 4 gal. glazed churn
with lid and dasher, $2. Gene
Golden, 833 Belfast St., SW,
Atlanta 10, Ph. PL. 5-1346.

John Deere B tractor, culti-
vators distributors on planters,
20 disc harrow, dbl. section, 4
dise tiller and seeder, all in
fair cond. M. F. Whitehead, Rt.
1; wead, Ph. Jackson 3-





nole Farms, Donalsonville, | 94

Seminole Co.,All Import-
ed Breeding, featuring the
service of imported $3000
Waerhaug, Gaval Topper

149th and Seminole Champ.





all, excellent cond, $600. Da- |

jlace, Sandersville, P

Bulldozier, 12 ft. blade, 12 ft.,



New, horse drawn, dise har-

23 wheels, new. i s
1/2 and wagon rim, 1
heights,

Cohutta,








row, 8 disc, with trucks, $50.:

1-3/4 in. assorted |m
50c ea. J. F. Raines, |K









Ph. GR 9-2540 (Canto
1008 back to back
laying cages with fee
and water system
floors, 1 x 2, 75 cage
on truck. Good cond,
Pendley, Sylvester, Ph.

Deep well equipment
to set up, for sale chea
Betty MeGee, Rt. 2, B
Brunswick,

David Bradley 3 HP
tractor, perfect cond. dis
row, turn plow, cul
eycle bar mower and
buster, $250. Consider
trailer in trade. James L
ley, Rt. 1, Box 407 A
burn. oe S

Allis Chalmers
Turner hay baler with
motor; David Bradley
lmer mill; 2 dise plow
Deere tractor, lift t
ton duster, pulled by
rubber; cultivators and
ers for Oliver tractor, pl;
25 A with it. C. A. Ge
Rt. 2, Lithonia, Ph
2-6609. lee

12 can DeLavel mi
in good cond., $75. C. B,












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2 plow bottom plo
cond., $50. Leon Woodle,
nyside, Ph. Griffin 8-813

Will have John Dee
ton picker to lease
after Oct 1. See or
J. Rambo, Edison.

Ford tractor w
wheels, dise and turnin
$475. for lot. Oscar
Summerville.

Farmall Super C
1956 model, real good
2 dise tiller, pulverizing
row, planters and cultiv
new mowing machine
1950, 1-1/2 ton, Chev
all $1,700. Will sell true
arately. Bob Barrett, 3
Box 286, Carrollton,
2-8630.














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Atlanta 'St., McDonough.

Benthal peanut
1957 model, in good
Only used 1 season. Chea
M. West, Parrott. :

Farmall H tractor,
ber tires, lights an
planters, cultivator
tiller and harrow, a
cond., real cheap.
Gough, Lilly.

1949 Ferguson
good cond., $375. or
for cattle of equal
Could deliver. Robert
brook, Rt. 3, Comme
Orange 7-2878. =

John Deere manure s
er, recently overhauled
bottom and sides. Mr:
L. White, Stockbridge.

Briggs Stratton, 20 in.,
and tree saw, cuts trees
16 in., 2-1/2 hp engine,
only once, can attach
diggers. Priced to sell.
Nora L. Bellew, Box
Danielsville Rd., Athens
LI. 3-5005. :

Fairbanks Morse wel
$200. Cannot ship. Letter
when stamped envelope |
closed. Mrs. L. A. Sandet
3, Carnesville.















































































Hydraulic power load
000 Ib. cap., equippe
-hydraulic out riggers,
ing boom with exten
35 ft., 146 ft. cable moun
on 1952 ford truck, 14 ft
Will sell unit or truck
unit. Bill Jones, Rt. 1
Airy, Ph. Clarkesville

2h. wagon, $25.; 2H
buster, $8.; iron dbl. tr
2 singletree, $5.; 2 set
with 2 leather colla
and 19, $5.
Jackson, TuckerStone
Rd., Rt. 2, Stone Mou
Ph. 9027. ee

Slightly used, 26
Craft bulk milk tank
William R. Rhod
Rhodes Brothers F
fordville. oS













































FOR SALE



gal. Heil farm pick-up
ik on 1958 GMC truck;







h
used

. gas brooders, 300, tube
ers, 30, 8 ft., V type drink-











ughs. V. E. Sanders, |
yth, Ph. 5526. : :
7 Caterpillar, in good

Dozer blade for the D-7;
e tandem harrow, almost
All 3 pieces for $3,500.
A. H. Carroll, c/o Sand
ommunity, Carrollton.








odel V Avery tractor with
wator, planter, fertilizer
tachment, 2 disc plow and
ow equip., $550. for all. Ray
, 66 Park Ave., Griffin,

1957 Farmall cub with fast
tch power take-off, front-
id blade, middle mounted
plow, tool bar with 9
anks, carrying platform rear
eel weights and _ trailer
tch. Used very little, $1,495.
3 arris, 4277 Central Dr.,
e Mountain, Ph. HI. 3-





























































952 Ford tractor, planters,
itivators, lift-type harrow,
ically new two 16 in., bot-
m plow, $800. or will sell
mie. C. W. Tyler, Rt. 1,



rd. Dearborn combine,
- operating cond., 6 ft.
blade, 4 cyl motor, for sale or



vid Bradley garden trac-
with mower, turner, cut-
harrow, dozer blade and
reverse gear, cultivators, all
mplete, $325. at farm. A. B.
naley, Box 44, Rock Springs.



ever used, piston type, com-
plete with tank and footvalve,
pipe, $55. FOB. Send M.O.
H. Beavers, Rt. 5, Box 473,
e), Ph. 2197.

1953 Benthall peanut pick-
m rubber, powered with
1. Wisconsin engine, has
tor and sacking platform,
e@ used as semi-combine
stationary picker, good
nd., $250.: Lilliston hay bal-
with Wisc. engine, operat-
cond:, $150. Weyman E.
cs, Newton, Ph. 4142,





small acreage,
) Intnl. peanut
aker; 2 Case smoothing har-
ws: 14 in. Sedberry feed
with new hammers, good
imc. M. Pipvin, Jr., Rt. 2,
bany, Ph. 2-7704. ;

EQUIPMENT

WANTED

Vant Massey-Harris 3 disc
> Cond. and how
. H. G. Ballard, Moul-









Want 2 dise plow for VAC
se tractor and hitch that
joes on tractor to attach plow,
P. D. Sims Sr,., Rt, 2, Winder.

Want 15 in. Hammermill,
lay Bee or similar commercial
model. Describe type, drive
nd cond. W. H. Robbins, RFD,
pylvania, Ph, UL. 717-3121
ington,

ant 1 used tractor tire for
nl, M tractor, size 12 x 38.
-L. Zipperer, Guyton, Ph.
* 2-343],

Want power syrup mill, and
. syrup pan in good cond.
s Beasley, Rt. 2, Uvalda.

ant 3 disc: John Deere
iler type plow with power
l control; also, want rotary
pasture mower. J. P.
verett, Box 182, Rockmart.

1 rotary mower
all cub tractor. Must be
ood cond. Write price.
les D. Jordan, Rt. 1, Box
Waycross.





Want 2 ton milk room cool-
ene Golden, 833 Belfast
W, Atlanta 10.

mt 500 gal. propane gas

n good cond., for use on
und. Give best price
H. C. Denison, Box
*h. Lyric 6-2813.

UIPMENT



halmers forage harves-
1 yy., like new; 9 1,-

ena Vista, Ph. Midway 9-





SEEL

White multiplying Nest On-

A

FOR SALE _

ions, 1959 crop, $1.75 gal. PP.

Roy Clark, 207 Weeks St.,
Decatur, oo

Red multiplying scallion
onions, anid scallion onion

buttons, each, $1.50 gal.; El-

berta Peach seed, 25c doz.
Add postage. G. T.. Brown,
Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Red multiplying onion sets,
the large kind, 50c gt. (40c
qt. and 10c postage). Mrs.
Grace Autry, Rt. 4, Buena
Vista.

Blue curled Scotch seed,
Germ. 92 pct. Fine for fail
ee 1/2 cup 50c; 1 eup
1. Add 12c postage per cup-
ful. Mrs. W. J. Suggs, Rt. 1
Chickamauga

Booking orders for Seed
Cane, 4 dif. var., improved,
hard and soft yellow and few
stalks of blue Ribbon Cane. A
two (2) cents deposit per
stalk required. S. J. Foss, Rt.
1, Brooklet, Ph. ZE 9-3187
(Statesboro).

Recleaned, tested seed oats
and barley: 2,000 bu. 48-93
Victorgrain Germ. 94 pet.,
$1.25 bu., $1.35 treated; 1,000
bu. 48-93 Vicorgrain, Germ. 95
pet. $1.10 bu.; 400 bu. Davie
barley, from cert seed, Germ.
95 pct. $1.60 bu. treated. FOB
Good bags S. T. Carter, Win-
terville. Ph. LI 3+9755, Ath-
ens.

Cert. Cokers Moregrain
seed oats. Germ. 93 pct., $1.60
bu; Cokers 48-93 Victor-
grain, Germ, 90 pct. $1.20 bu.
Both in 4 bu. new bags; also
Bledsoe seed wheat. Germ. 88
pet. or better, Recleaned in 2
bu. bags, $2.75 bu. Charles H.
Fountain, Rt 6, Dublin. Ph.
BR 2-4463. :

Moregrain Cokers, 400 bu.

?



cleaned, bagged and treated,

$1.25 bu; Cokers Suregrain,
2,500 bu. bulk, 90c bu. test
wt. 36 lb. to bu., fairly bright.
Sell at bin. G E. Ethridge, Rt.
4, Box 100, Americus,

2,200 bu. 1959 crop cert.
Cokers Moregrain oats, re-



|cleaned, bagged and _ treated,

Germ. 96 pct. $1.35 bu. FOB.
Fred Flanders, Rt 6, Box 245,
Dublin. Ph. BR 2-0289.

1959 crop white shallot sets,
$1.25 per 100 sets; also 3
seedling pecan trees, 1-1/2 to
2 ft., $1.50 for the 3. Mrs. B.
Robinson, Greenville

White nest



onions, $1.75

gal, 2 gal $3.00 postpaid in}

Ga ke
Brooks.

Horseradish roots, 50c Ib.
horseradish plants, 50c doz;
garlie bulbs, one cent ea, $1.
C; green hot pepper, 50c Jb;
tanzy, spearment, balm, com-
fery, Queen of Meadow, 3, 50c;
red raspberry, 25 ea. 3, 50c;
black raspberry, 35c ea. Add
postage. Mrs, Presley Fowler,
Rt. 5, Box 78, Ellijay.

Old time, Yellow October,
sweet, small and med., clear
seed, peaches, red and yellow
plum, muscadines, well root-
ed, an dapricots, all, 3, $1.00;
blackberry, dewberry and
Mtn. huckleberry, $1. doz;
everbearing streamliner
strawberry plants, $1.50 C.
PP, Mrs B.. T. Thornton, Rt.
1, Bowdon.

New Era and Fields super-

Steinheimer, Rt. 1,

fection Strawberry plants, all

excellent berries, $1 C. on or-
ders of 200 and up. PP. Mrs.
7% D. Dodd, Rt. 1, Box 223
Alpharetta.

Strawberry plants, 150. .
Buyer come and dig. Cannot
ship.Letters ans. when stamp-
ed envelope is enclosed. Mrs.
T. A. Sanders, Rt. 3, Carnes-
ville,

Tennessee everbearing stra

Tennessee everbearing
strawberry plants, heavy root-
ed, will bear all summer, $2.
C. Plus postage. Will ship any
time. Mrs. A. F. Gustafson,
Rt. 1. Box 125, Lilburn.










Spring. pte



plus postage. H. F.

Seay, Rt. 2, 3917 Panthers-

ville Rd. Ellenwood.

Chestnuts (for eating or
planting), Japanese, Chinese,
Italian, also small trees of
these varieties, also Mahon

jand Stuart. pecans, and ca-
tawba trees. Come after. No
shipping. . Henry Whitfield,

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE





Coastal Bermuda hay for
sale, highly fertilized with no
rain. M. T., Courson, Hazle-
hurst.



Good service hay heavy

bales, $1. bale; also, sold hay, |3942

makes fine mulch, 60c bale.
W. F. Keenan, Rt. 1, Roswell.

60 tons Coastal Bermuda
hay, excellent quality, ferti-



lized and limed, cut without

rain, $20. ton at farm. Don
C. Nail, Rt. 3, Baxley.

Coastal Bermuda hay, high.
ly fertilized, without rain,
for sale. M. T, Courson, Haz-
elhurst.





Coastal Bermuda hay, av-.

erage 70 Ibs to hale, twine
tied, square bales, in truck
lots, farm, 7 mi. No. Tifton,
Hwy. 41, Berry Rigdon, Rt. 4,
Tifton. Tifton. Ph. 281-W-1.

1,000 bu. Cokers Victor-
Oats, Germ. 95 pct., $1. bu.
at barn in bulk lots. Russell



Montgomery, Reynolds, Ph.
Tilden 7-4226.
~Moregrain Oats, first yr.

from breeder, Germ. 95 pet.
treated, cleaned and bagged,
$1.50 bu.; alsa, 1,500 bu. Vic-
torgrain Oats, Germ. 93. pct.
clean, $1. bu. bulk. John S.
Montgomery, Reynolds,
Ph. Tilden 7-4662..





Ph. |



Tandiace ho

and gilt pigs. Harold V. Will-
dams, c/o Hickoryhill Farm,
Rt. 3, Ringgold.



Tamworth breeding, Reg.,
best bloodlines, all ages, pric-
ed reasonable. Chas. H. Hig-
gins, Bluff Rd., Romie Ph.
5587. *



. 8 purebred OIC pigs, 9 wks.
old, 14 OIC, and SPC pigs, 9
wks. old, $10. ea. at farm.
A B Whaley, Box 44, Rock
Springs



Tamworth pigs from Grand
Champion sow of the 1958
Fayette County Fair, sired by
Monastery Little Joe from
litter of 10. Reg. in buyers
name at 8 wks. old, $20 un-
registered, $15. Jim Allen, Rt.
3, Fayetteville, Ph. HO. 1-



Hampshire boar, I yr. old,
wt. 350 lbs., can be Reg., $70.
Mrs Naomi Gravitt, 3320 N. S.
Parkway, Atlanta 5, Ph. CE.
17-2670. :



4 Duroc male pigs and 1
gilt, all Reg. meat type, prov-

en, wormed and treater, 8
wks. old, FFA pigs, $25. ea.
Robert Earl Lee, Pineview,

Box 74, Ph. Madison 4-3738.

4 Landrace boars and 2
gilts, 9 mos. old, dam, Birdies
Princess II; Sire, Seminole
Borga, 2nd, (which sold for
$1,525.); also, other Reg. bred
gilts, Mrs. Frances P: Patter-
re Lumpkin, Ph. Vernon 8-
346. 0

Reg. Berkshire boar, 4 mos.
old, recently named Reserve
Champ in the Habersham Cty.
Livestock Fair. Sired by
Lynnwood Klansman 2nd,
dam, Lynnwood Bonnie Lady
76th. Excellent litter of 10,
fast growing pigs, plenty of
length. S. Y. Sosebee, Rt. 1,
Demorest







LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE



Swine

SPC purebreds and Reg., 3
bred gilts, due farrow middle
of Nov. and boar, bred and
sold by Berry School, Rome;
also, high quality black horse
mule, wt. 1,200 to 1,300 Ibs.,
10 to 12 yrs. old, $125. Ira A.
Dailey, Rt. 1, Palmetto, Ph.
5542 after 8 PM.

Reg Landrace service age
boar and gilts, from popular
bloodlines. M. T. Courson,
Hazlehurst.





Reg Hampshire boar, good
qualities. Selling to prevent
inbreeding. Good price. P. E.
Cross, Rt. 1, Box 21, Thomas-
ton, Ph. MI. 7-5560.

Purebred Spotted Poland
China bred and open gilts and
large and small males, from
large litters Wormed and
treated, eligible for National
Reg. Harmon Cornelius, Rt. 2,
Nashville, Ph. 9807.

Reg Landrace hogs, service
age boars, weanling boars and
gilts, all from performance
tested dams and sires. Vacci-
nated for Cholera, Lepto test-
ed, Ga. Cert. Brucellosis-Free
swine herd No. 17. Reasonable
prices. J. W. Trunnell, Jr.,
Cochran, Ph. Webster 4-2784.

Reg. gilt ready to farrow; 1
Reg. sow; 1 boar, 22 mos. old
and 4 young boars, 175 Ibs.
ea.; 8 Reg. gilts, 175 lbs.; ea.;
10 Reg. pigs, gilts and. boars.







B B. Harrison, Rt. 1, Box 82,

Alpharetta.

Hampshire boars and gilts,
3-6 mos. old, will Reg. in buy-
ers name and will ship. Have
a few unrelated prs. Larry
Young, Rt. 2, Chickamauga.







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

SPC pigs, unrelated prs.
from 6 wks. to breeding age,
young service boars and
breeding age gilts, all treated
for Cholera and from Bangs
free herd, Reg. in buyers
name; also, some feeder pigs.
J. T. Rimes, Bloomingdale,
fe Ph Savannah, SH. 8-

40 feeder pigs and shoats,
meat hogs, bred sows and
gilts. All reasonably priced.
Rans Rogers, c/o Knights
Farm, Hwy. 155, (5 mi. N.),
McDonough.

Non-Reg. pigs, good blood-
lines, 10 to 12 wks. old, $8.
and up. Clinton Kirkpatrick,
oe Lithonia, Ph. Stone Mtn.

OIC breeding stock, from
Reg. med. blocky type stock
pigs, $20. ea.; Reg. treated
and crated, FOB. Can furnish
unrelated stock. Gilts bred to
Reg. male, to farrow last of
Oct., $50. ea. at farm. Paul
J Cain, Rt. 1, Commerce.

Poland China pigs, farrow-
ed July 2, 1959, sows and
boars, $10. ea. Ted Taylor, Rt.
2, Box 341-A, Oakley Rd.,
College Park.

17 Spotted Poland China
pigs, 8 wks. old, gilts, $9. ea.,
boars, $9.50 ea. No shipping.
JH, Rowland, Rt 1 Box
111, Gordon

Dark red Duroe males and
females, wormed and treated,
Reg. in buyers name. Charles
W. Welch, Rt. 2, McRae.

2 Reg Landrace male hogs,
approx. 2-1/2 yrs. old, wt.
about 450 lbs., $100. ea. del.
within radius of 50 mi. of.
farm. W. O, McNair, RFD 3,
Cairo, Ph. 2-6606.











Reg. SPC boars and gilts, |

best bloodlines (will make fine
herd boars and gilts fine for
4-H); also, have fine boar,
purebred, SPC, not Reg., about
1 yr. old, sires large litters,
grandson of Silveh Ann.
George Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave

Reg Hampshire and Tam-
worth sows, boars and gilts,
very reasonable, also some
bred sows. All winners or from
winners at Fair; also, some
year old dairy heifers and
younger. C. E. Jernberg, Jr.,

_ Landrace hogs, meat type,|_
service age boars, "Nee. bOcrs|) 2
_ 23 mo. old roan short horn.

| Mrs,





- U6-2078,




Rt. 2, College Park, Ph. PO.

stock yearling, not Reg., wt

about 800 Ibs. in good cond
Clark, Rt ty

RK. Wy
Gainesville oe
Little Brown Swiss bul
artificially bred, rope broke, ]
yr. old for sale. My

cated 3 mi. . Clevelan
Hwy. 115. No letters, C. ],

Griffin, Jr., Rt. 2, Clevelan :



. ; dy
Outstanding purebloo

Hereford bull, horned type, 14.

mos. old, wt. 700 to 800 lbs Ne _~
papers; also, beef cow and

calf. W. F. Keenan, Rt. ly

Roswell.



2 nice, purebred, Jersey ee
cows, well built, nice ah and oe

1 freshened Aug 1 with 2n@.

calf, other freshened Aug. 19

with 3rd calf. Free of die

sease. Mrs. L. N. Webb, Rt. a =

Covington
Reg. Black Angus bull, 26

mos. old, with papers,

Jess Nealey, Rt. 2, Ellijay.
White Face bull, subject 1

reg., wt. about 500 lbs. See





at my place late in afternoon, _

L D. Dodd, Danville. .

i *

4 Black Angus bulls, 2 mod,
to 3 yrs. old, Eileenmer@
be Reg. Excel
lent cond. Mrs. Bob Nutt, Rt,
1, Locust rove, Ph. McDon

breeding. Can

ough 4174,



10 nice yr. old Golsten

heifers for sale. Loyd Keadle,
Yatesville,
695-J-3.

100 Black Angus feeder



calves, about 450 to 500 lbs .

ea. Expect to sell about sec
ond wk.
Branch, Jr.,
2952.

Several nice Holstein heifs
ers to freshen soon for sale,
Ranch ,Bishop, Ph. SO.
Lloyd Hughes, Dial.

2 Reg. polled Hereford





bulls, 10 and 12 mos. old, good

bloodlines; also, small blac]
Shetland stallion, gentle, $200
Reg. Hampshire ram sheem
All on farm near Redan. G. P,
Dillard, 152 Vidal Blvd, De
eatur, Ph. DR. 8-0267.



Angus bull (has 35 reg. fee

males on the ground), for sale
to keep from inbreeding. Can
be seen at farm. J. E. Voyles, |
Morrow. Hwy 54. Ph. GR 8+
6104. .

Geveral
young, Brahman bulls for



29, Brahman Rd., Fitzgera
Ph. 6455. ag

2 nice halter broken,

Reg,



horned Hereford bulls, calved oS
in Oct. 1958 and Jan. 1939,
fairly priced. Carl Roberts,

Ball Ground.



First cross Santa Ge
heifers, officially vaccinated,
avg. wt. approx. 690 Ths. ea,

D. O. Lane, Sr., Ft. Valley oF

Horses, Mules & Ponies

At Stud: Top Tenn, Walk- _

ing Horse stallion. Reg. Ne
451562. Guarantee servic

Mares boarded B. H. Hill, 2641 _

Bob-O-Link Dr., Macon, Ph.

SH 5-5394., a
At Stud: Red Lights Noble



Rex. Reg. 36083, American

sire of top colts, grandson of
Noble Kalarama. Thos. fe

Watkins, Jr., 4684 Flat Shoala

Rd. Decatur. Ph. HY 6-3161.
Black mare, 6 yrs old, good



saddler, gentle but spirited,

raised 2 colts and re-bred; Pa+
lomino gelding, 18 mos. old,
gentle, halter broke (comes.
when called), $150. ea. Pice
ture on request. M. G. White,

Folkston. Ph. HY 6-3161.

3 Shetland ponies, 2 are
brown and other dapple gray. |



18 mos. old, gentle for child-
ren, also rubber tired
and harness. Edw. Patterson,
Rt. 6, Mariettta. Ph. 8-$932.

mea



horses, black gelding, an

other bay mare. Both about 8
yrs. old, wt. 800-900 Ibs. ea.
Gentle but spirited. Have been
ridden by children. J. Frank
Stephens, Rt. 3, Calhoun (1+
1/2 mi. East on Redbud Rd.)



ei)

lace. Lew

aa

Ph. Barnesville, aS

in. October.R. Hy =
c/o Lake Rossie a

thoroughbred _
sale. J. D. Black, Rt. 3, Bow
a

Ba

Saddle Bred stallion. ion a .

cart:

2 five gaited ete cee fe
































































ee ae

oh
Bay,

go

made), 9200
ern, 7 Poplar St. ee Ph.

able.
boro. Ph. GR 8-6771.

ian, part Saanan;

a 50 ewes,





LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE

= 8 Melody King, 38
n, dapple gray pony stallion.
Fee a5. Wm . Crowder,
ielody Brook Farm, Windy
fill Ra, Rt, 3, Marietta, Ph.
i. 5-86.56 Smyrna.

s a medium size male Shet-
. dand ponies, 2 and 4 yrs. old,
: sound and gentle, 1 roan col-
r, othe wrihte and buckkskin;
$125. ea. Dr. Thomas J. Hicks,
g/ O plcronees Hereford





Saddle Gee bad: new west-
ern sadtile, $250. or will trade
For cal C. D. Ergle, Rt. 2

Nice Palowin horse, 5 gait-
ed, 4 yrs old, gentle, children
- | gan ride, wit saddle (hand

alvin McHach-



: ee 3-462.

. Palomino mare, bred to foal
Spring. Trained for eattle

work, very fast and spirited,

175. David. Howell,
>uwanee.

Rt. 1,



a Exira nice, sound stud colt,

1 yr. old, white mane and
tail, blazed face (will make
40 in. stud), $150.; sev. good
broke geldings and some bred
mares, 2 colt by side. Reason-
Jes Holbrook, Jones-



Albina stallion, with pap-
ers, 1-1/2 yrs. old, 5 gaited,
training started. Fine saddle
and show prospect. Mrs. Julia
York, Rt. 1, Howell Rd. Su-
_'wanee.

Saddle horse, $200. my
lace, Bud Holland, Coogler
Rd. Dalton.





1 pr. good mules, work to
Deiat and plenty of life,
. $100. for both. A. B. Taylor,
Rt. 1, Rochelle.



Sheep and Goats
4 female white goats, $12.
= i the 4, or $3.50 ea. Mrs.

LL. F. Ivie, Sr., 891 Courtenay
Dr. N.E. Atlanta 6.



2 Yorkshire ewes, foaled
and 1 large Suffolk ram, $60.
for the 3. Sell buck separately
1: $25. I. W. Johnson, 1863

_ -Wolberg St. N'W., Atlanta 18,
ae Ph. TR 2-5443 (after 6 PM).



To give away, Free; young

a occ goat, approx. l- 1/2 Vise.

old, very gentle, white and
black color, Must be good
aes Mis, (R: d<-Butler, 135
ynhurst Dr. S. W., Atlanta

Wi. Ph. PL 5-8723.



Fine milk goat, part Nu-
2 male
ids 4 mos. old, 1 purebred
Nubian and white Saanan,
both butt-head; also, 2 female
eese; 3. stone churns. Mrs.
ee Kirkley, Cascade Rd., SW,

-= Aflante 11.



Shee $20. ea. See at
farm, located, 1022 S. Stone
itn. Lithonia Rd. or write.

Guy W. Rutland, Sr.,

a ae Decatur.

~ LIVESTOCK

_ WANTED





Want 3 or 4 nannie and 1
oF Bua goats, hornless, the Old
Briar patch type goats. State
rice per head. Paul ietaer,
Rien Ideal. :

Want 300 pigs. wt. 50-75
Ibs. ea. Must be castrated and
vaccinated for cholera, be di-
_ gease free, and within radius
100 to 150 mi. Gue G. Moore,
Resaca. Pr. MA 9- 5756. ~

Want white face polled
Hereford heifer, 2 to 3 yrs
old, bred or with calf at side.
oS Strange, 602 Savan-
poeeerwall.







: small, US well
ces saddle horse, suit-
able for 10 yr. old. child. Har-
a Rick, wkinsville, Ph.

print trimmed aprons,

Box.



Went to cok al west=
ern horse, horse show ribbon
winner, for potas. quarter
horse mare. ristine Prit-
chett, 1701. Simpson Dr.,
Tucker, Ph. Hi. 3-9738.

ae

FOR SALE





Handmade aprons for sale
or exch, for multiplying On-

ions. Write first. Mrs. Frank

Thomas, Rt. 1, Trion.

Aprons with bibs, prints and
solids, $1.00 ea.; chocheted
rose doilies, $1. 50 ea.; 3 pe.
ee sets, crocheted or emb.
with crocheted edging, $1.00
set. PP. in Ga. Dura Bradley,
Rt. 2, Waco.

Flat work, crocheted doilies,
18 and 20 in., $1.75 and $2.00;
standard size, % pe. vanity sets,



white with red, pink, blue or

rose trimming, ea, with match-

ing 15 in. doily, $3.00. Mrs. I.

M. Sullivan, 124 W. Chandler
St., Carrollton.

ae bonnets, Se 00 ea.;

med.
size, 3, $1.25; larger size with
bib, 75e ea Add postage. Mrs.

Byron Haynes, Rt. 7, Gaines-
ville.



White mb. pillowcases with
crocheted edge, ee 00 set;
emb. dish towels, 7, $1.00;
bonnets, $1.00; diaper shirts,
5, $t. 00; aprons, small, 50c
with bib, 75. Add postage.
Nell Bennett, Rt. I. Box 21,
Oakwood.

Emb. pillowcases with cro-
cheted edging, $1.00 set; emb.
dish towels, day of week de-
sign, $1.00 set; clothes pen
ce made like a dress, 75c ea.;
old peace bonnet, $1. 00 ea.;

postage. Ah loved Maa: RL
8, Gainesville.

Handmade dataty Kleenex
holders, made of nylon net,
lace and flowers, $1.50. Mrs.
J. L. Owens, Rt. 2, Box 30k,
dy sls dgeviiie.

New hand made quilis, new
materials, good clean cotton,
$7. ea. at my home. Will not
ship. Mrs. Snodie Ingram, Rt.
1, c/o Willie Nelson Farm;

Euharleey Rd., Taylorsville.

Aprons, 50c and 75c ea.: 9
pe, luncheon bet. $2.50: also,
quilt tops, $2.50 ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt. 2,
Box 153, Camilla.

White cotton crocheted baby.

shoes, either pastel or lace
trimmed, $1. pr.; rayon boucle
crocheted baby shoes, blue
pink, yellow, green or white,
$1. 25 pr. Add 10c postage per
pair. Elizabeth Coleman, Rt.
1, Box 205, Danielsville Rd.,
Athens.

Dbl. bed size Sale new
cloth, Star and other designs,
$2.50 ea. postpaid. Mrs. R. H.
Clark, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

Sev. quilt tops, nice materi-
al, dif, patterns, machine
sewn, $2.50 ea. Mrs. Herman
Bennett, Rt. 3, Cumming.
(near Matt School)

1 pr., large size pillowcases,
emb. with white birds and
flowers, $3. Mrs. Troy Staten,
Box 65, Chatsworth Rd., Dal-
ton.

Spreads,









Senael needle

work, old pattern, King Crown |

pattern, best material, white
only. Mrs. James T. Arthur,
Cisco.

New hand made quilts, full
dbl. bed size, of matching sol-
ids and print cotton, cotton
padding, Doris Delight, 8
pointed Star and Hope of Hart-
ford designs, $12.50 ea.; Mon-
key Wrench design, $8. 50. Miss
Mabel Mathis, et Fe Om 8 te
Ellijay.

Emb. pillowcases, $1.25 set;
emb. dresser scarves, 75c ea.;
diaper shirts, 25c ea.; pot hol-
ders, 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
James Davis,
ville,

White crocheted bootees,
trimmed in pink, blue, vellow
and green, 75c pr.: bibs to
match, both, $1.: white cro-
cheted lace for pillowcases, $1.







pr.; white linen handkerchiefs,

tatting trimming, ae ea. Mrs.
: Robi ns n, Rt. 1 , Monro

Rt. 7, Gaines-.



| Emb. wie. tines on |
good material with crocheted
a3 batting edging, $2. pr. Mrs.
H. Moon, Box 425, Dalton.

Dbl bed size quilt
made on machine, all new
scraps, $2.50 ea.; twin size,
$1.75 ea. Add postage. No.
COD. or checks. Mrs. E. E:
Clark, Shadburn Ferry. - Ra:
Buford.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





Black and yellow Scupper-
nongs for sale at my farm.
Harvey Greer, Rt. 3, Central
Dr., Stone Mountain, Ph. HI.
3-5501.

A. No. 1 pure Ga. Cane
Syrup, case of 12, 1/2 gals.,
$8.25; case of 24, 1 qts,.. $9.75.
None shipped, -eash with
trucks. Ross Swann, Dawson.





Several lbs. nice clean, used
feathers: 2. water tanks, for
well or spring; also, print feed
sacks. Sell or exch. for White
Nest Onions. Hula Mitchell,
3101 Miller Rd., Lithonia.

Light tan-and prown Here-
ford Silver King Parade Sad-
dle, complete with breast strap
and square corona, like new,
$500. Jack Crowder, c/o Melo-
dy Brook Farm, Windy. Hill
Rd., Rit. 3, Marietta, Ph. He.
5- 8656 Smyrna.

Black Western adie. ex-
cellent shape, $50. Daniel
Swartz, Montezuma. Ph. 5911.

Calif. beer seed, 35 start,
3 o.starts; -$17/--supar pear
sprouts, small, 25c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. R. A. Nolen, Rt.
1, Buchanan.

Gourds: 23-33 in. land Dip-
per, 75c ea: 15 and 16 in.
Martin, 15c ea: larger sizes,
25e, 35c and 50c ea; smaller,







-110c. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.

Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150, Camil-
la.

Empty Bee hives, both 7 and
10 frames, $2. ea. Cant ship.
S. A, Fleener, Richland.

Unwashed white feed bags,
100 lb. cap., 20 ea. in lots of
12 or more, postvaid. Evelyn
Bramlett, Margret.

Black snake root, Devils
showstring, ratsbane, heart
root, pennyroyal, 60c for large
match box full; wild cucumber
bark, rattle blood and yellow
Queen of Meadow, Mayapple,
Mtn. ditney, horsemint, 2 Ib.
lard box full, $2. Add postage.
P< B: Brown; Rie 1, pau
Ground:

White feed sacks with let-
ters, good strong bags for
grain, 4, $1.00; chicken ferti-





lizer, 50c bag: also, want to)
buy some yellow Corn and

Oats. State what you have.
Mrs. J. E. Carter, Box 487,
McMurry Dr., SW, Atlanta 11.
Ph, DI. 4-1388.

Well rotted hen house ma-
nure, $3.00 ton or $2.50 ton in
25 or 30 ton lots. C. C. Wyche,
Rt. 2: Senoia.

Large Pineapple pears,
ready now to pick, $1.25 bu.,
35c pk. Located: 10 mi. W. of
Hazelhurst. Patrick Brookins,
Rt. 2, Girtmon Rd., St. Mat-

thew Community, Hazelhurst.

Preserving pears, $1. 50 bu.
at my farm. Zack Roberts,
Clark Rd., Fairburn, Ph. 2262.

Hunt and other varietys
grapes for sale. J. Q. Wyatt,
Shady Dale.



MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED



Hay and Shucks: Want 10
tons good quality Coastal Ber-
muda hay and trailer load
shucks. Quote best prices del.
my barn. C. L. Hemphill, Rt.
3 Newnan, Ph. AL. 3-6790.

Seed: Want Ginseng seeds
and plants, also some Ginseng
roots. Give details and prices.
C. L. .Hughie, Rt. 3, as 275,
Newnan.

Locust Past: Want 500 or
600 Black Locust fence post.
State price FOB and delivered,
Ht. Raburn, Ideal. |





"Want a few bushels Pomes)
Hubert _ Chambers, AE

granates,

Box 488 Canton,

tops, .







5 ISELANEOUS |

WANTED

Want large quantity Figs for
home use. State price by gal.,
when and where | can pick
up. I will gather if necessary.
Hrs. Helen N. Spicer, 599
Luckie St., NW, Atlanta 13,
Ph. TR. 40910.

Want about 1/2 lb A aba:

Write stating price. C. L,
Hughie, Rt. 3, Box. 275, New-

Nan.



Want some Dish Beg gourds
and some white red-eye Crow-
der Peas. Miss Jennie Seago,
Vienna.

Want some Concord Grapes.
Will pick up if near by. State
price per pound. R. C. Holla-
way, Sr., Box 15, Manchester,
Ph. 6- 3308, ae

Want true Bulton ganike

root and Star grass root; also,
frostproof English Peas for

fall ah penne: Advise at once.

. Suggs, St. George.

a 3 to 6 gals. Figs for
home use. Advise price per
gal, when and where I can
pick up. Preferably near At-
lanta. Mrs. David Lunceford,
963 E. Johnson Ferry Rd., At-
lania 5, Ph. BL. 5-501.

GAME, FOWL, etc,

1 pr. Peafowls, $40. for the
pr. my place top Mt. Harmony
Hill. Mrs. R. L. Strickland, Rt.
3, Box 249, Austell. Ph. 9622.

Ringneck pheasants, 3 wks.







to 12 wks. old, $1. ea. or $75.

C. Herbert A. Clark, P. O.
Box 332, Fitzgerald. Ph. 2492.

Blue and Silver Kings; also,
blue and silver Checks, origin-
al Turner stock, $1. to $6. pr.
No shipping. Henry Fellman,

|427 Hightower Rd., NW, At-

lanta 18, Ph, SY. 4-3782,

Northern Bobwhite quail:
Saorriane $3. pr.; day old, 35c
223 wk. 65e ea.: 8 wk. 80c

fe white Doves, $5. pr.:
Chukar partridges, 4 mos. old,
$1.50 ea. Ship Exp. Col. M.O.
Miss Eve Wallace, 716 Myrtle
Bib Atlanta 8, Ph. TR. 4-



0866.



600. Bobwhite quail,
ed breeders, Permit N
10 growing pens, wood
a type, 8 small bree

breeders.
Delton, Box 49, Fort Va
Ph, Ta. 5- 5195 after 5



pr. Wm, F. Crowder, M
Brook Farm, Windy Hil
Marietta, Ph. Hi:
Smyrna,

Extra large, Ped. Nort
Bobwhite breeder quai
proved 39 - yrs., 1: fo 3
heavier than avg., 19
various ages, ready fo
Permit No. 1. Free colo
tos and wt. Cert. William
Thomas, Box K, 421 M
Bldg., Atlanta, Pai: MU



Young Chukar Patrid
-lpriced according to age. T.
Beauchamp, Rt. 1, Box
Donalsonville, Ph. Jackso:
2265.

Ringneck Pheasants, |
hatch, $1.50 ea.; others
85cc to $1.50 ea. at farm or
per bird for crating and s
ping. J. H. Roquemore, R
Americus.

Rabbits, bred Gray
grown bucks, also some
12 wks. old. Make offer
ship. Must sell. O. C. Mulk
1956 Mt. Paran Rd. N..
Atlanta 5 Ph. CE 7- 20335.

1 pr. N.Z. Red rabbits, d
already. bred, $15.; 1 W!
NT -doe; $5.12 mos: old R
rabbits, $2. 50. ea; 24 Ringne
pheasants, $50., or $8. tri
trio white and other col
tams, $5. trio. Exp. Col.
Greiner, P.O. Box 113, B
bridge.

stock, $2.50. Will ship. D
Holland, Coogler Rd. Dalt

Grown rabbits, gray, br
and black does, $2.50
Calif. and N.Z. white, $3. e
10 young, 6 wks. old, $1.
or trade for guinea so Ae
vies). Will ship. C. R. Philp
2377 Summit Ave., Nw, A
Janta 18, Ph. SY. 4-000

ea: 2 black and 7 white
ready to breed, $3. ea; 1
buck, $3.; guinea pigs
vies), $6. pr. John Fields, 10
W. Poplar St. Griffin.
3682. : =



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