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R. NK McGILL, Extension Agronomist 
 
ahi-l, a comparatively new hybrid 
 
that outyields Starr, will be avail- 
orgia farmers this year, pro- 
speak to their seed dealers 
 
seed will be priced several 
; per pound higher than Starr but 
 
Bee 
 
as dditional cost will be repaid 
 
ent more storage (based on clipping 
ests) that the old common cattail millet. 
Much of this increase over common is 
its high production late in the 
 
nerous tobis across:the South show 
ahi-1 millet starts off faster in the 
ig, recovers faster when grazed or 
od and yields considerably more for- 
oer acre per year than Starr millet. 
t as leafy as Starr millet and there- 
ay not be quite as high in forage 
. Since Gahi-1 grows taller than 
tarr millet, it may be a little more dif- 
alt to manage when used for grazing. 
nder actual grazing conditions in 
957, research workers at the Tifton Sta- 
yn, found Gahi-1 millet equal to Starr 
 
when oe S milk producing Jer- 
 
1 1956 and 1957. In these tests, 
produced an average of 4647 
it s of total digestible nutrients per 
 
S. Gay and Sons of Jenkins Coun- 
md second place State winners in 
gias Grazing System and Feed Pro- 
 in 1959, _ Peport they 
 
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 1960 
 
NUMBER 29 
 
MEW HYBRID MILLET 
 
  
 
Gahi-1 millet is adapted through-  
 
ality and better in overall produc- 
 
  
 
were well pleased with Gahi-1 millet 
planted last year. They said the Gahi-1 
was planted about one week after Starr, 
but the Gahi-1 was ready to green chop 
two weeks ahead of the Starr. 
 
Gene Grimes, Jenkins County Agent 
says that the Gays especially like Gahi-1 
high production for green chop meth- 
od of feeding and are planning to plant 
fifty acres of Gahi-1 millet this year. 
 
At the Coastal Plain Experiment Sta- 
tion in 1957, over 20 tons per acre of 
silage was harvested from a well ferti- 
lized field of Starr millet that had been 
grazed to a limited extent. Starr millet 
Silage is generally not equal to corn sil- 
 
age but a number of farmers report satis-- 
 
factory results from it. If you like Starr 
millet silage, you should try Gahi-1 for 
this purpose, How it will compare with 
Starr in quality is not known but it will 
unquestionably produce a greater ton- 
nage per acre. 
 
-Gahi-1 cattail millet should be plant- 
 
| ed in cultivated rows for best results. 
 
Ten pounds of good seed per acre in 30 
to 36-inch rows has given good stands in 
a well prepared seedbed. Ration grazing 
should be practiced. 
 
Second generation Gahi-1 cattail a 
 
_let seed, like such seed from hybrid corn, 
 
will yield much less. Therefore, farmers 
should not try to save seed from fields 
planted to this commercial hybrid. Plant 
certified seed to insure that high quality, 
first generation seed. 
 
New Corn Variety 
 
A new corn hybrid, Georgia 102, may 
soon become popular among Georgia 
farmers. The variety was approved re- 
cently by the Georgia Experiment Sta- 
tion, Experiment, Ga., for planting by 
Georgia farmers, 
 
Dr. G. A. Lebedeff and S. V. Stacy, 
agronomists at the experiment station 
who conducted research on the hybrid, 
report that Georgia 102 has good grain 
quality, good husks, good resistance to 
earworm, and fair resistance to weevil. 
 
  
 
Requirements Lowered 
On Cofton Germination 
 
Georgia cotton farmers were remind- 
ed again this week that they might have 
to plant cotton seed of lower germina- 
tion this year because of a shortage of 
high germinating seed. 
 
Under state law the minimum germi- 
nation requirement for cotton seed sold 
 
in Georgia is 70 percent but this has been _ 
 
lowered to 60 percent to help overcome 
the shortage of good seed. 
 
Farmers must try to obtain the best 
seed they can but in the event they must 
plant seed of lower germination they are 
reminded that they will have to increase 
their seeding rate in order to get a good 
stand. 
 
The minimum requirements on cotton 
seed germination were lowered after seed 
tests in the State Seed Laboratory as 
well as reports from throughout the in- 
dustry revealed the shortage of higher 
germinating seed. 
 
Peanut Price Props 
Increased For 1960 
 
The U. S. Department of Agriculture 
has increased the average peanut support 
price for 1960 by $7.74 a ton over last 
year. As a result the price support on 
1960 crop peanuts will be available at a 
minimum national average of $201.24 
per ton. 
 
The increase is a direct result of ef- 
forts put forth by representatives of the 
Georgia Agricultural Commodities Au- 
thority and the Georgia Farm Bureau 
Federation in cooperation with the Ala- 
bama Peanut Producers Association and 
peanut industry representatives from 
other states. 
 
  
 
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FARM 
 
WORK 
 
WANTED 
 
ov 
 
Want a part time job on 
farm or large crop preferred. 
46 yrs. old. Have made 28 
crops of corn, cotton, and pea- 
nuts and 5 yrs. in_ tobacco. 
Prefer South Ga. Family of 5, 
wife and 3 boys, 13, 12 10 yrs. 
All able to work, Am an all 
round farm hand. H. T. Bailey, 
Box 452, 878 Tanner Dis 
Scottdale. 
 
White, widow woman a n d 
son, wants job on farm. Can 
do light farm work. Willing 
and able to work. Mrs. Goldie 
Reed, Rt. 2, Cave Springs. 
 
Want job as maintenance 
man or as caretaker on farm, 
or light farm work, for home 
& board, with small family, 
no salary. Single, 60 yrs. old. 
Cromer Sicial, 105 Beacher St. 
Griffin. 
 
White man, alone, wants 
job on dairy or cattle farm for 
room, board and reasonable 
salary. Exp. in both. R. C, Col- 
lins, Rt. 2, Lithonia. 
 
Single man, 48 yrs. old, 
wants job on farm. Raised on 
farm. Can do any type farm 
work, drive tractor etc. Want 
salary, room and board. Roe 
Brown, 131 Hunter St. S. W., 
Apt. 346, Atlanta 3. 
 
White woman, widow, age 
28 yrs., wants light farm work 
on farm, for private 
board and $20 week. Mrs. 
Mary Ruth Reynolds, 409 West 
Central Ave., Valdosta. 
 
Man wants job on poultry 
farm, Experienced in layers 
or broilers. Write giving full 
information. W. C. Stephens, 
426 E. Spring, St., Gainesville, 
Ph. LE. 4-7268. 
 
Colored family of 9 wants 
farm land, with house, to cul- 
tivate for standing rent. 5 
 
low hands. 7 steady field 
 
ands and 9 to help gather. 
Can move self. Prefer near At- 
Janta or State Market. Helen 
Hudson, 828 E. High St. 
 
Gainesville. 
 
  
 
room, |5 
 
  
 
Pastures and farm lands 
cleared and preparted f or 
seeding, Rates by acre, hour or 
contract, Hugh T, Richardson, 
Rt. 1, HogansviJle, Ph. 6141. 
 
_ White man with 8 in fam- 
ily wants job on chicken farm 
or looking after cattle. No 
dairy work. Wife to work. 
Need 4 R. house on school Rt. 
Can move anytime but will 
have to be moved. M. B. Whit- 
ley, Rt. 1, Union Grove Rd., 
Lithonia. 
 
  
 
  
 
_ Experienced, middleaged, 
Single, white man wants j 0 b 
raising broilers or tending 
layers. Jake Johnson, 4120 
Peachtree St., NE, Apt. 12-D, 
Atlanta, Ph. CE. 3-2346. 
 
47 yr. old white man, so- 
ber, hard working wants job 
on farm, year around farm 
work, with good man, and 
salary paid every week. Ollie 
Clark, Rt. 3, Hartwell. 
 
FARM HELP 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want sober, settled, white 
man and small _ family, not 
over 45 yrs. for dairy, to run 
milking machines, feed, clean 
up barn and other barn work. 
_R. house, lights and run- 
ning water furnished. Locat- 
ed 2 mi. from Valdosta on 
paved Rd. Must Furnish re- 
ferences. Jack Staten, c/o 
Staten Dairy, Rt. 1, Valdosta. 
 
Want man and wife to live 
as one of family, do light farm 
work on farm, prefer middle 
aged couple. No drinkers need 
apply. Small salary. Write 
stating details. Mrs. J. D. Har- 
per, Rt. 2, Hiram. 
 
_ Want able bodied exper- 
lenced man to share crop with 
me. No drunks (rum hounds). 
Excellent living quarters and 
conditions. J. O. Baldwin, Fort 
Gaines, 
 
  
 
Want working foreman - 
manager 30 - 45 yrs. old for 
large farm, Not over 3 child- 
ren in family. Thoroughly 
exp. in peanut and corn farm- 
ing. Able to work men, suf- 
ficient education to keep sim- 
ple accounts. House provided 
with elec. and plumbing. On 
school bus Rt. No drinkers. 
Must provide references. Les- 
ter Varn, Sr., Rt. 3, Box 574, 
Albany. 
 
Want white man, single or 
with family, as part time care- 
taker on 88 A. farm in exch. 
for 4 R. house rent free. Only 
 
  
 
\|part time maintenance work 
 
requested. Elec., running wa- 
ter, gas heat. Good opportun- 
ity for retired or semiretired 
man or family. Near Conyers, 
20 Mi. from Atlanta. W. M. 
Whitemire, 2996 Monterey Dr., 
Decatur, Ph. BU 9-3656. 
 
Want retired or self - sup- 
porting couple to live on pony 
farm near Stone Mtn. Nice 4 
R. house furnished in exch. 
for feeding, etc. Day wages 
paid for additional work. Bill 
Collins, Box 82, Chamblee, 
Ph. DR. 3-0186, 
 
Want experienced poultry- 
man, with wife (can have 
small family) to grow broil- 
ers, in Barrow Co. Salary 
paid twice ea, month. Com- 
fortable house to live in. Must 
be recommended by County 
Agent of county in which you 
live. W. A. Maddox, Jr. 1731 
gone Road, N. E., Atlanta 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Want experienced dairy- 
man. Must be reliable, honest, 
sober and willing worker, with 
good references. Good house 
 
provided. W. T. Greer, Sr., 
502 East Conyers St., Cov- 
ington, 
 
  
 
Want young married man 
that has had experience with 
cattle, and can drive tractors 
and trucks. House free and 
 
good salary for right kind of, 
 
man. Contact. A. G. 
Ocilla. 
 
Want at once, sober, settled, 
middleaged white man and 
family, to help owner with 
laying hens. We are Christians 
and easy to get along with. 
Good 6 R. house, wired for 
elec. range, running water and 
on school bus Rt. close to 
stores. 12 mi. No. Blue Ridge. 
Emory Anderson, Rt. 2, Cul- 
berson, N. C. (Res. of Union 
Co., Ga.). 
 
FARM LAND 
 
FOR SALE 
 
Shiver, 
 
  
 
327 Diversified farm, Madi- 
son Co., 12 - 15 mi. Athens. 
1,200 pig cap., pig parlor; 
30,000 cap. broiler, or 15,000 
cap. hens and equipment; 160 
x 36 ft. farrowing house, far- 
rowing crates, 2 good 3 bed- 
room mod. homes, tool shed. 
Air cond, Egg house. Lake. 
Fenced in part for cattle and 
hogs. Good pastures. 2 Wells. 
Plenty practically new farm 
equipment. All bldgs., 3 yrs. 
old or less. Priced to sell. 
Sherman H. Applebaum, 223 
ee Dr. Athens. Ph. LI 6- 
 
100 A. land, improved 
dwelling house, tenant house, 
barn, 14,550 cap. broiler hous- 
es, deep drilled well ,stream 
through property, 15 A. new 
Fescue grass, bottom land, 
lots of saw timber, on mail and 
school bus Rt. A. Norman 
Stradley, Rt. 2, Alto. 
 
Small farm, average land, 
 
  
 
,|good community, paved Rd., 
 
small stream, growing young 
pine timber, barn, 6 R. house, 
lights, water and bath. Mrs. 
C. A. Baldwin, 373 Hopkins 
St., SW, Atlanta 10, Ph. PL. 5- 
1816. 
 
Good farm, cotton, peanuts 
and tobacco allotments. Good 
2 bedrm., living room and 
kitchen home, running water, 
elec. and telephone. Rd. soon 
to be paved. Nice location for 
fish pond. Geo. C. Lanier, Sr., 
Rt. 1, Abbeville. 
 
4 A. fertile bottom land, 
well drained, can be irrigated 
by natural source, no pump 
necessary, 6 R. house, located 
Cascade - Beecher sec. Con- 
venient to churches, schools, 
stores, etc. Suitable for truck 
farm or florist. J. M. Jackson, 
1060 Orlando PL, SW, Atlan- 
ta. 
 
Sais 
 
frame house with elec. an 
city water, located at city li- 
mits of Ball Ground. Two pav- 
ed Hwys. serve this property. 
Has some timber. W. P. Mann, 
134 Burnett St., Athens, 
 
35 A. fertile land, 1-1/2 
story frame house, 6 R., bath, 
utility room, wired for elec. 
stove, freezer and automatic 
washer. 8,000 cap, fully 
equipped, broiler house, good 
barn and garage. On_ school 
bus and mail Rt., 7 mi, N. of 
Chatsworth, 1/2 mi. of Fashion 
in Murray Co, Mrs. =P: J: 
Vaughn, 1887 Brannen Rd., 
SE, Atlanta, Ph. MA, 2-9513. 
 
50 A. good farm land, 5 mi. 
S. W. Tallapoosa, near 3 
churches, good school bus and 
mail Rt., 1/4 mi. off blacktop 
Rd., 15 A. in cultivation, 
good, big barn, pasture and 4 
R. house, $3,000.00. Mrs. Lu- 
cille Price, 169 Memorial Dr., 
Apt. 515, Atlanta. ; 
 
Small acreage for garden 
and chicken run, unfinished 
house in livable cond., elec., 
gas and good well at door. Lo- 
eated 1 mi. Lithia Springs. 
Priced very low. W. L. Jack- 
son, Austell. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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100 A. land, Govt. mea- 
sured in Banks Co., 2-1/2 mi. 
from So. RR and Hwy, 23. 
 
Highly elevated, no bldgs., 
good well, 3 branches, 2 
springs, $25 A. No Sunday 
 
sales. Letters ans. when post- 
age is included. S. R. Wade, 
Rt. 1, Alto. 
 
14 A. land, hwy. through 
place, old house, sealed inside, 
well on porch, no pump. Has 
lights, no water, gas or tele- 
phone. About 9 A. open land, 
mostly on paved Rd. Sell sep- 
erately dif. amts. A., 5 A., 4 
A., or other. All conveniences 
at the Rd. Want fair price. H. 
G. Brown, c/o Lillie Ausburn, 
Rt. 1, Austell. 
 
Chicken f arm: modern 
house, liv., room, 2 bedrooms, 
dining and kitchen. 2 chicken 
 
  
 
  
 
houses, 6,000 cap., and_ all 
equip. Located 5 mi. Cum- 
ming, $6,500.00 Mrs. Mary 
 
Clark, 1995 Meador Ave. S. E. 
Atlanta, 15 Ph. MA. 7-3670. 
 
Approx. 30 A. cultivation, 
tobacco barn, lot barn, 6 R 
house in good cond., pecan 
trees, 1.55 A. tobacco allot- 
ment. Located in Pierce Co., 
near Blackshear. Also, wood- 
land joining farm, young, well 
timbered, $200.00 A. W. E. 
Stuckey, 1805 Norwich St., 
Brunswick. 
 
100 A. land, 30 A. good level 
land in cultivation, rest in 
woods and growing timber. 
Plenty water on _ property. 
Come see, no letters ans. J. R 
Wade, Rt. 1, Butler. 
 
40 A. land, 5 R. house, tele- 
phone, elec., mail and school 
bus Rt. by door, big barn, 1/2 
mi, off blacktop Rd., 3 Mi. 
Felton. 1/3 of land cleared, 
rest in good growing timber, 
land made 1-1/2 bale cotton 
per A., $3,500. Also, if more 
land is wanted, can get uv to 
88 A. Luther Sanders, Rt. 1, 
Buchanan, Ph, 3723. = 
 
Several tracts of timber 
land, located 7 mi. NW. Buena 
Vista, near Ft. Benning. Paul 
Anthony, Buena Vista. 
 
75 A. more or less in Union 
Co., 20 to 25 A. sowed pas- 
ture and good creek bottom 
land. Will sell all or part. See 
week ends only. J. D. Sat- 
terfield, Box 37, Blairsville. 
 
75 A. land, lake sites, good 
timber near proposed Exp. 
way, 3/4 mi. off hwy, 124, 
$125 A. James Cronan, Rt. 1 
Buford, Ph. TH. 3-2742 (Law- 
renceville). 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
t A. or more land, nearly 
new 5 R. house, bath, hot and 
cold water, gas heat, every- 
thing convenient, hardwood 
floors, Haralson Co. at 5 point 
Rd., 4-1/2 mi. out on black- 
top Rd. to 5 Points Rd. Mis. 
Cc. G. Summerville, Rt. 1, Bu- 
chanan, Ph. 3424. 
 
72-1/2 A. land, 3 mi. NE 
Buchanan, has 2 lake sites and 
new blacktop Rd. through pro- 
perty. Has 200,000 ft. saw tim- 
ber. J. N. Willis, Buchanan. 
 
6 A. land with 5 R. house 
and bath, on All Weather Rd., 
1 mi. from Lake Lanier. Wa- 
ter, gas elec., and phone avail- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
able. Artis Buice, 557 Gar- 
ner St., Buford, : 
 
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tard cold in house, 
 
E.|cotton on 4 A. 
 
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65 A. land in Haralson C 
4 mi. Buchanan, adjoining 
Points Black top Rds. Sprin, 
and lake site, nice 5 R. house 
with bath, hardwood floors, 
hot and cold water, gas heat. 
Barn and other bldgs. good,  
little pasture, everything con=  
venient. Made 4 big bales cot- 
ton on 4 A. in 1959. School 
bus and mail Rt. by door. Lots 
of growing timber. C. G. 
ae Rt. 1, Buchanan, P| 
 
16 A. land with good 5 R.- 
house, elec. and telephon = 
 
cated in Cherokee Co. 
mi. from main hwy. 
Thad K. Brown, Rt. 
Ground, Ph. 5165, 
 
Small farm, some creek bot- 
tom land, good springs, some 
Poplar, Locust and Pine T: 
ber. Sell with or without 
house. Located on old Copper= 
hill Hwy., near Blue Ridge.  
Mrs. Hoke Hopkins, Box 15,  
Blue Ridge. Bee 
 
110 A. land near Cherry 
Log, with lots young timbe: 
3 R. house, fish pond, 6 . 
farming land. Adam Whitaker, 
Rt. 1, Blue Ridge. ot oe 
 
125 A. land, new 5 R. and 
bath house, hot and cold w: 
ter, 2 chicken houses. 30  
in cultivation, rest in timber. 
Plenty running water. On mail 
and school bus Rt. Arthur Hut: 
son, Rt. 4, Blairsville. : 
 
131 A, rich bottom land 
with 30 A. of natural lake in 
center of property. Lake well 
stocked with all kinds fish. 
Most of land is open seeded 
pasture. Located on Flint Ri- 
ver, near Reynolds, in Tavlor 
Co., known as Lockett Lak 
Land. Marvin Peed, Butl 
Ph. UN. 2-3785. fog 
 
180 - 800 A. Dairy farm, 26 
stanchion barn, Univ. pipeline, 
4 milk units, 440 gal. Craft 
bulk tank; 80 milk cows, 20 
springer heifers, 40 other heif- 
ers, yearlings and calves. With 
milk base. Buildings and all 
farming equip. including TD 
18-A Bulldozer, heavy harrow. 
M. Farmall tractor, 
cultivator and harrow, Culti- 
seeder, Gehl Forage harves- 
ter with attachments. and lots 
of other equip. Lester Bell,  
Buckhead (Morgan Co.). ~ 
 
2 places 65 A. or 1 Acre or 
more, Haralson Co., near - 
chanan, adjoining 5 Points 
blacktopped roads to Buchan~ 
an; Springs and Lake site. 
New 5 R. houses, hardwood 
floors, bath, plenty water, hot 
gas heat. 
Barn, other out-bldgs., goo 
little pasture. School Bus an 
 
   
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
   
   
   
 
  
 
ing timber made 4 big bale 
in 1959. Mr. 
and Mrs. C, G. Summerville, 
Rt. 1, Buchanan. ees 
 
  
 
ven houses, ; 
good barn, 5 R. dwelling with 
bath, good drilled well, plen- 
ty water: 25 A. in pasture. 
Telephone, school bus a 
mail Rt. Located about 3 
E, Cleveland. Sell all or part. | 
W. re Allison, Box 67, C 
land. : 
 
Over 50 A. good land, 3 mi. 
from Dawsonville. Nuclea 
Plant, 6 mi. from Lake Lan- 
ier and 48 mi, of A : 
Buildings worthless. 3 all wea- 
ther Rds.. one now being 
readied to Black Top. Long 
road frontage. Some saw tim 
ber and 15,000 young pines. 
Bounded by lake, church, rds 
and good neighbors. Forsyth 
Co. Not cheap but w over 
$6,000. some terms. Maynard 
Mashburn, Cumming. : 
 
12 A. land N. of Tallapoosa, 
just outside city limits 0! 
Hwy. 100, to Cedartown and 
Rome. Convenient bldg. site, 
pine and oak timber, sprin 
 
branch, good banks with 20 ft. 
dam, can have nice fish pond 
or lake. 1,000 ft. to modern 
consolidated school. Mail, gas, 
telephone, elec., city water 
available. Reasonable terms 
 
  
 
     
        
     
     
   
       
 
   
 
  
      
      
   
     
  
 
   
 
  
 
   
     
   
      
  
 
   
  
    
      
     
   
  
  
 
H. A. James, Box 348, Cedar 
town, Ph, 2193. 
 
Approx, 50 Pg tae 
. in_cultiva 
 
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 ep wells and 
houses, on State 
mi. E, Calhoun. 
r stock raising, 
2,000.00 cash and 
ral terms if de- 
E. Knight, Rt. 
Ph. MA. 9-6130. 
 
Forsyth Co., chicken 
,000 cap. Good 6 R. 
t and cold water, but 
Young apple orchard. 
West Gainesville 1/2 
Hwy. 53, near Lake 
4,000 down, and bal. 
r. Write. Ted Woods, 
ore Dr. Orlando, 
Payer of Forsyth 
ming, Ga. Land). 
d, 3 mi. from Cum- 
 
il and school bus 
6,000 cap. 
 
house, approx. 250,- 
,000 ft. saw timber, 
several ir 
also, 40 A. land, lots 
, no house. Paul H. 
umming, Ph. TU. 7- 
 
and small farms on 
ds., elec., well tim- 
e has house with 
chicken house, run- 
and spring, 6 A. 
 
, other acreage on 254 
Hwy. and two tracts 
Hwy., one h a gs large 
other has small dwell- 
e Mtn. view. Small 
ment, bal. in terms. 
1d, Rt. 3, Cleveland 
o. Cleveland on Hwy. 
 
, 80 A. good bottom 
ak running around, 
fed branch running 
Modern 
me, 3 bedrm., 2 baths 
living R., den, kitchen 
water heating sys- 
bl. car port, 4 R. block 
in rear, tenant house, 
lake stocked with bass 
im, Bartow Co., 7 mi. 
rsville, $40,000. R. P. 
, Rt. 4, Cartersville, Ph. 
2-67.42... 
all farm, 3-3/10 A., prac. 
dwelling, 6 R. with bath, 
cold water, panneled 
hout, hardwood floors, 
~ eabi screened 
 
air shape with feed bin 
rs, 6,800 cap., other out 
Hwy. front, close to 
church and store. 6 mi. 
reland on Dahlonega 
min. to Gainesville. 
West, Rt. 2, Cleveland. 
 
arm with approx. 15 
cultivation and 5 A. in 
Good house with some 
 
(35 = 40; 
altitude, good pastures, 8 mi. 
 
- from Clayton. 3 - 4 spring 
 
heads. Well timbered, reason- 
ably priced. Clarence Ramey, 
Clayton. 
 
10 A. land, 3 R. house, fruit 
trees, spring and stream, 4 
cultivated, $1,000; 4 A., 4 R. 
house, fruit trees, spring, $1,- 
274; 25 A., 2 streams, sprirs, 
3 A. cultivated, $1,400. Ati 
have elec. and are on mail 
and school bus Rt. and on 
gravel Rds, Mrs. Mary David- 
son, Rt. 2, Cleveland.  
 
28 A. farm, new 4 R. house, 
barn and out building, good 
free stone well water, good 
land, 20 A., in cultivation. 
 
Co., 3 mi. from Chatsworth. 
Walter A, Long, Rt. 2, Chats- 
worth. 
 
107 A. land, new barn, 2 
houses, 20 A. Govt. pines, al- 
so, all farm tools and one 
mule. 35 A. for cultivation 
and 15 A. in Fescue and Clo- 
ver. J. D. Smallwood, Rt. 3, 
Commerce. 
 
30 A. land, 12 A. cultivated, 
4 R. house, hot and cold water, 
fruit trees and grape vines. 
Spring and stream, on gravel 
Rd., near Mtns., woodland. 
J. P. Davidson, Cleveland. 
 
152 A. land, all in one tract, 
3 large house, 7 running 
streams, 5,500 cap _ chicken 
house, rich land, some bot- 
tom land. Located 6 Mi. from 
Carrollton, So. of Tanners 
Lake or Beach, $10,000. Ralph. 
Chapman, Rt. 4, Carrollton. 
 
Large and small farms, all 
have elec., some have phone 
lines, all have streams, young 
timber and are on Hwy, or 
post Rds. Several nice bldg. 
lots, Mtn. view, some already 
graded, in nice community on 
Hwy. 129 terms. H. H. David- 
son, Rt. 2, Cleveland. = 
 
50 A. land, 30 A. in timber 
and pasture, 20 A. tendable 
land, 7 A. bottom land, 5 R. 
house, painted inside and out, 
wired for elec. stove and 
lights, on REA, mail and 
School bus Rt. 2 small bran- 
ches and one large creek. Lo- 
cated 1 mi. Turnerville. Will 
sell with farming tools and 
corn or without. W. P. Mize, 
Rt. 3, Clarkesville.  
 
Approx. 20 A. land, 6 mi. 
S. W. College Park, 1 mi. off 
Roosevelt Hwy. on Mallory 
Rd. W. B. Oglesby, Rt. 1, Col- 
lege Park, Ph, 3011 (Fair- 
burn). 
 
7 A. land located 7 mi. W. of 
Cartersville, on Rome Hwy. in 
Etowah Valley, Almost new 2 
bdrm., 2 bath, brick house, 
(built for home), centrally 
heated, air - conditioned, of 
best construction. Deep well, 
elec. pump, all modern con~ 
veniences. Nice shrubbery 
and grounds. Garage, chicken 
house and lot, Property in part 
timber, cultivation. Vernon 
Ayers, Box 1234, Cartersville, 
 
OP | Dh. EV. 2-4738. 
 
4 A. land, in Forsyth 
Cumming. 4 R. house, 
and, woods, some in cul- 
n, few young fruit trees 
ape vines. J. C. Shu- 
t. 4, Cumming. 
 
act, good smooth, 
} building site, in 
h Co., 5 mi S. Cumming, 
Norcross paved Hwy., 
0 min. drive to Lake La- 
See me my home near 
Store. V. V. Brannon, 
umming. 
 
A. land in Laurens Co., 
timber, pecan. orchard, 
y water, 6 R. frame house 
out buildings, school bus 
1ail by door, $8,500. $4,- 
own, rest on terms. J. I. 
Rt. 1, Chester. 
 
farm, Carroll Co., 2- 
atches, bal. in pasture 
all timber bold spring, 
e, large 5 R. dwelling, 
porch, painted and in 
aon 2 . Black Top 
mi. school, near 
store across Rd. 
ion, near Burwell. 
ec., mail, busses 
together or 
960. 
 
  
 
  
    
   
  
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
   
   
  
 
82-1/2 A. farm, just off Law- 
renceville - Grayson Rd., 
mi. Lawrenceville, large 7 R. 
house with partial bath, well 
water, Co. water, elec., barn, 
chicken house and other build- 
ings. Another 5 R. house. well 
water, elec. and barn. Good 
 
i.jlake site and timber. Mrs. R 
 
L. Patton, Rt. 1, Duluth, Ph. 
GR. 6-3698. 
 
2-1/2 A. farm and nice block 
house, on Hwy. 60, for sale 
reasonable. Come see. Bonnie 
Lyle, Dial. 
 
2 A. land, 5 R. house, bath, 
cold and hot water and barn. 
Located 5 mi. S. Douglasville 
on Billarp paved Rd., 1 mi. 
of Bill Arp Church and school. 
Inquire at Bill Arp store, Ro- 
bert Dowds, Rt. 2, Bill Arp 
Rd., Douglasville. 
 
land, has been improved the 
past 16 yrs. Many A. good 
timber. Home completely fur- 
nished. All farm equip., trac- 
tor, harrows, truck and etc. 
New cattle barn, Herdsman 
home, many out bldgs. 100 
head top cattle, Reg. Here- 
fords, Commercial Brown 
Swiss Shorthorns and Here- 
ford crossed. W. C. Den- 
ny, Danielsville, Ph. FE. 5- 
3381 (Commerce). 
 
A. land, high 
 
Cattle farm, includes 725 A. 
 
50 A. land with 5 A. lake 
and drilled well, located 7 mi. 
S. of Dahlonega, on Hwy. 60. 
Max Lingerfelt, Rt. 2, Dahl- 
onega. : 
 
1 A. land in Fannin Co., 
mountains, borders Toccoa Ri- 
 
A.|ver, good fishing and hunting 
 
area, old cabin could be fixed 
up, $700; also, 12 A. land, 4 
R. house, permanent pasture, 
good barn and on paved Rd., 
about 5,000 ft. saw timber, 
small Jake and well, $2,500. 
Edith Thomas, Rt. 1, Dahlone- 
ga. 
 
60 A. farm, 5 house, on 
school bus and mail Rt. H. T. 
Martin, Jr., Rt. 3, Daniels- 
ville, Ph. SY. 1-5627 after 
 
Close to 2 Hwys., in Murray|7 PM 
 
Dairy: Fine dairy set up, 
Washington Co., 224 A. land, 
204 open land, 5 R. modern 
home, parlor barn, bulk tank, 
pipeline milker, 2 steel bins, 
25 A. Coastal Bermuda, 36 
cows, 3 bred heifers, 6 yearl- 
ing artificial heifers, 13 arti- 
ficially bred heifers, 2 - 7 mos. 
ae Tobias Giesbrecht, Davis- 
oro. 
 
25 A, land, more or less, 
Whitfield Co., small 4 R. 
house, good spring. Jesse W. 
Cucksee, Rt. 4, Box 1, Dalton. 
 
80 A. good farm land in 
Dooly Co., on-mail and school 
Rt., 3 mi, N. Byromville. C. A. 
Patrick, Dooling. 
 
30 A. land, more or less, ap- 
prox, 27 A. under hog wire 
fence, 2 chicken houses, 40 x 
200 ea., with automatic feed- 
ers, 80 sec. metal nests and 
small barn, 5 R. dwelling and 
bath with elec. heat, 2 car 
garage, All in good cond. City 
water, telephone and paved 
Rds. 6 mi. E. Dalton on Tibbs 
Bridge Rd. Barney Gray, Rt. 
2, Dalton, Ph. BD. 8-8974 
after 6 PM. 
 
15 A. good farm land on 
new Black Top Hwy., 1-1/2 
mi. N. of Dallas. Brown Bone, 
Rt. 3, Dallas. 
 
6-1/10 A., DeKalb Co. 487 
Ft. road frontage, 600 ft. 
depth, fenced, 2 ea. dbl and 
single gates. Creek boundry 
line one side. Small spring. 
$100 worth shrubs and plants. 
Small cabin, car port, Elec., 
water, pond, 
road. Good trees, 3 mi. Stone 
Mountain. Sewage and gas pe- 
tioned. $5,000, $1,000. down, 
and terms. Miss Helen I. Mar- 
shall, 1693 West Mason Hill 
Rd. Decatur. Ph. ME 6-4571 
(after 6 PM.) 
 
70 A. 1/2 mi. Atlanta on 
Gainesville Hwy. Paver street 
ends at the house, near De- 
BenPort Rd. 5 R. house with 
bath; tenant house, chicken 
house, new block barn, coun- 
try water, Well on back porch, 
gas heat. Nice lake site. See 
any day. Homer Beck, Rt. 2, 
Duluth. 
 
30 A. more or less but not 
all of it for sale, Located 3/4 
mi, So. or SW Dallas town 
limits, near Seaboard RR De- 
 
3 |pot. Sell in small acreage lots 
 
if desired, but only after tim- 
ber has been cut off of t he 
peck O. A. Stone, Rt. 2, Dal- 
as. 
 
202-1/2 A. land, about 70 
A. open land, some saw tim- 
ber, young timber, hardwood, 
cedar trees and dogwoods, run- 
ning water, large scupper- 
nong vineyard. George R. 
Standridge, Ellaville. 
 
4 R. house, furnished, 3 A. 
land, 1/4 mi. shoreline on Lake 
Nottley near Blairsville. Roy 
Kiker, Ellijay, Ph. ME. 5-4300. 
 
_ Chicken farm, 6 mi, E, Elli- 
jay, just off Hwy. 3 well 
built chicken houses, can car- 
ry 20,000 brooders. 12 A. sow- 
ed hog pasture, fence w i t h 
woven wire. Earnest DeBoard, 
Rt. B, Ellijay. 
 
202-1/2 A. good farm land, 
80 A. in cultivation with good 
allotments. Balance in good 
pine timber. All under good 
fence with cross fencing, Good 
pond site. 4 R, house, wired 
for elec. stove, out buildings, 
7 mi. E. of Eastman, Dodge 
Co., 1 mi. off Soperton Hwy. 
on good mail and school bus 
Rt. W. P. Lowery, Rt. 4, Box 
194, Eastman, Ph. 3487. 
 
  
 
About 10 A. land near Sa- 
lem Baptist Church, on school 
bus and mail 5 Mi. N. Dah- 
 
  
 
lonega. Hershel Higgins, Rt. 
. Dahloneg:  
 
_136 A. land, plenty growing 
timber, water, ideal for lake, 
pasture, chicken farm. 4 Mi. 
 
  
 
E, Lula, no house, $30 A, G. 
S. Davis, Emerson, 
 
All - Weather | 
 
510A. land, 350 A. in pas- 
ture, 35 A. lake, 5 A. lake 
and 2 smaller ones, rest in 
growing timber, 4 dwelling 
houses, hay barn, seed house, 
paved Rd., Greensboro and 
Eatonton Hwy. 44. W. H. Gre- 
gory, Rt. 2, Eatonton, Ph. 5486. 
 
-100 A. land, 7 R. house, 
hardwood floors, gas heat, 
bath, hot water, barns. 50 A. 
improved pasture, bal. in 
growing timber. Located 5 
mi. from Forsyth. ASC ap- 
Lproved pond site. C. D. Her- 
 
rington, Rt. 3, Forsyth, Ph. 
5604. 
 
19-7/10 A. land on Lake 
Lanier, located in Forsyth 
 
Co., 1-1/2 mi. between Browns 
Bridge and Old Keith Bridge 
Rd., good all weather Rd. to 
lake. Nice bldg. site. -L. H. 
Jones, Rt. 2, Flowery Branch, 
Ph, LE. 4-9852. ) 
 
Approx. 45 A. land, 25 mi. 
of Atlanta in Henry Co., plen- 
ty water, 2 lake sites, nice 7 
R. and bath house, 2 good 
barns, on school bus and 
mail Rt., phone service. Mrs. 
ae wee Derry St., Forest 
 
ashen 
 
10 A. land, 4 room house, 
barn and other out bldgs., 
on paved Rd., REA line. Mar- 
vin Ring. -Ri, 2.; Box 188, 
Fitzgerald. 
 
1 A. land, new 4 R. house, 
 
3 mi. E. Felton, at end of 
Blacktop Rd., on Polk and 
Haralson Co. line, hot and 
 
cold water. Will sell and you 
take up monthly payments. 
Ramon Winkles, Rt. 2, Felton. 
 
Approx. 50 A. in Hall Co., 
6 mi. N. Gainesville, adjoin- 
ing Lake Lanier, $100.00 A. 
Good schools and community, 
1/2 mi. off Blacktop Hwy.; 
also, Approx. 40 A. with pines 
in Lumpkin Co., 1 mi. off No. 
36 Hwy. $35. A. F. A. De- 
Vane, Thompson Bridge Rd., 
Gainesville. 
 
270 A. farm land, located 
in So. part Talbot Co. Sandy 
loan soil, clay subsoil. Lo- 
cated on paved Hwy. 50 A. 
open fenced land, 100 A. 
young pines (native), approx. 
75,000 young pines, bal. in 
original woods, 2 farm dwell- 
ings. Hallie E. Fuller, N. P. 
Ex. Off. J. P., Geneva. 
 
1 mi. from Guyton, 2 mi. 
from River, on school Rt. 
elec. and phone, pond site (no 
houses to count on) small pine 
timber, large hardwood and 
cypress, 70 A. cleared with 
fence. Sell on terms. Mrs. H. 
E. Archer, Guyton. 
 
100 A. land, about 4 mi. 
from town on paved Rd., $100. 
A., for more money would 
divide into 59 A. tracts. Near 
church and school, on mail 
and school bus Rts., live water, 
with several nice pond sites, 
1/3 open land, balance in 
pine and hardwood. See to 
appreciate. J. N. Elrod, Sr., 
ae Hill St., Griffin, Ph. 
3502. 
 
39 A. land close to town, 
mail and school Rt., good rds., 
just off paved Hwy., 100 yds. 
5 A. pecan, 10 A. pines, rest 
in open land. Barn, 20 x 40 
with tin roof. Sell with or 
without tractor and equip. L. 
A. Powers, 221 W. Poplar 
St., Griffin. 
 
5 R. block house, small pas- 
ture, approx. 10 A. land, 11 
mi. above Gainesville, just 
off Cleveland Rd. Long Rd. 
frontage. Sell for cash. Hen- 
ry White, Rt. 9, Gainesville. 
 
Acreage located on Lake 
Lanier, approx. 9 mi. N. Gain- 
esville, has been surveyed and 
Rd. graded. Mrs. Irene Rob- 
inson, Rt. 6, Gainesville, Ph. 
LE. 6-2633. 3 
 
8 A) land; 5 RR. frame 
house, modern conveniences, 
8,000 cap. chicken houses, 1/2 
mi. from Lake Lanier. Ralph 
Cox, Rt. 1, Gainesville. 
 
60 A. land Towns Co., good 
6 R. house, good gravity, water 
run in house, good pasture, 
lots of timber, in view of 
lake, fine for stock. On Hwy. 
288. Will Barrett, Rt. 1, Hi- 
awassee. 
 
5 A. land in Banks Co., 7 
mi. N. Homer, on Hwy. 441, 
8 mi. S. Cornelia, 2 dwellings, 
3 and 4 R. On mail and 
school bus Rt. REA, good _lo- 
cation, $10,000. cash. Title 
clear. Ben Payne, Rt. 1, Hom- 
Cre : 
 
  
 
300 A. land, on paved Hwy.. 
 
  
 
10 A. undeveloped land, 
large branch, in Roosevelt 
State Pk. approx. 1 mi. E. 
Ida Cason Gardens. Mrs. D. 
T. Gates, Rt. 1, Hamilton. 
 
128 A. extra good farm 
land, 60 A, pasture, 40 A. un- 
der hog wire, 40 A. seeded to 
Fescue and Ladino Clover. 8 
R. bath house with gas, elec., 
telephone and water. 5 R. 
dwelling with elec. and 2 R. 
dwelling. Several nice barns, 
brick flower house and other 
bldgs. All machinery, tractor, 
with extra equip., combine, 
mowing mach., grain drill, 
tiller, cutting arrows and 
others. Joe B. Higginbotham, 
Rt. 3, Hartwell. 
 
6 A. land in Pine Mtn. Val- 
ley, 5 A. permanent pasture 
with hog wire, 1/2 A. garden, 
5 R. house, modern conven- 
iences, new barn, 3 cows, 10 
hogs and tractor and all equ'p. 
including 1/2 ton truck, $10,- 
000. Joe F. Riaves, Rt. 2, 
Hamilton. 
 
25 A. good land, fenced, 5 
R. house, just been rebuilt, 
new bathroom with new bath 
outfit, heaters in all rooms, 
hot and cold water. 100 yds. of 
P. O. Terms to right party. 
L. B. Brown, Howard. 
 
50 A. mountain land, sever- 
al good bldg. sites, plenty 
good spring water. Near Hwy. 
288. Bargain priced. Robert 
Barrett, Rt. 1, Hiawassee. 
 
30 A. land in Barrow Co. 
on hard surfaced Rd., 9 mi. 
W. of Winder and 2 mi. from 
Gainesville, $135. A. Locat- 
ed on D. Kinnedy Rd. Cliff 
Whitlow, Rt. 1, Hoschton. 
 
4 A. tillable land in Towns 
Co. 300 yds. from Lake Chat- 
uga with 3 mi. lake view. 
Stream in rear, 5 R. house 
wired for elec. stove, well on 
back porch. Hwy. U. S. 75 by 
door. For Sale or consider 
exch. for Ig. acreage any- 
where N. of Atlanta. Ray H. 
Berrong, Hiawassee. : 
 
7 A. land in Atkinson Co. 
on Big Satilla River, 5 
fine cultivation land, clear- 
ed. Several large bearing pe- 
can trees, large old barn and 
nice little 4 R. cottage. Mrs. 
J. N. Duncan, Rt. 1, Hortense. 
 
60 A. land, more or less, 1 
mi. E. of Jonesboro on New 
Jonesboro - Stockbridge R2., 
Co. water and ever flowing 
branch runs through proper- 
ty, good lake site. J. H. Cates, 
Jonesboro. 
 
1 A. land, 5 R. house with 
bath, 6 in. drilled well, dbl. 
bowl sink, table top elec. hot 
water heater, wired for elec. 
stove, fixed for gas heaters 
in every room, school bus by 
door, $3,600., cash. James W. 
Copeland, Box 171, Jenkins- 
burg. 2 
 
299 A. farm, 150 A. in cul- 
tivation, balance in timber, 2 
good houses, 1 tenant house. 
2 deep well pumps, running 
water through 2 sides of pro- 
perty. On mail and school bus 
Rt. 5 mi. from Smithville. 
$65. A. J. C. Josa, Rt. 1, Box 
29 Leesburg. 
 
13 A. land, cleared and 
fenced with 6 R. house, lights, 
running water and pump, hot 
water tank and sink in kit- 
chen, full bath room, located 
on Rt. 117, Lumber City, 1/2 
mi. off Hwy. V. R. Skipper. 
Kingsland, Ph. PA. 9-3485. 
 
30 A. farm_in Pickens Co. 
4 mi. from Jasper, 8 A. in 
cultivation, 2 A. orchard, 6 
A. pasture, balance in timber. 
4 R. house, small barn, rat 
proof crib, brooder house, 
plenty running water, on mail 
and school bus Rt. M. J. 
Hitt, Jasper. 
 
ee ase eae 
 
350 A. farm, 7, mi. W. of 
Jesup, on U. S. Hwy. 341, 
Sou. RR and Ga. Power Line, 
175 A. in cultivation with 6 
A. tobacco allotment and 9 
A. cotton allotment, balance 
in pine timber. Farm_and 
equip., $100,000. Roscoe Dean, 
612 E. Cherry St., Jesup, Ph. 
GA. 7-2264. 
 
aps eta ears ee oe Se ee 
 
14 A. good land, about 3 A. 
in pasture, rock house, 6 large 
rms. and hall, cement porch- 
es, slate roof, county water, 
natural gas. On good paved 
Rd., 1/2 mi. out of town. 
State Rt. 124. Good neigh- 
borhood, near stores, schoo 
bus stop at door. Mrs. Hors 
ace Lowe, 2278 Rock Chape 
Rd., Lithonia, 'Ph. HU. 2e 
6166. Atlanta). 
 
  
 
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60 A. land, @ R. house, all 
fenced, 2 barns, on paved Rd., 
2 mi. from Radio Station. 
Margaret M. Lightfoot, Rt. 2, 
Jesup, Ph. GA, 17-3663. 
 
160 A, red land farm in 
Walker Co., 100 A. level, can 
be irrigated, ditch system, 
from dif. creeks, one by 
oS Good barn, old 
house with extra good spring 
in yard, water everywhere 
needed. 50 A. newly sowed in 
permanent grass. $14,000. or 
will sell 100 A., $8,500. No 
house. 19 A. cotton. Terms on 
 
art, Located near LaFayette. 
ra Pettigrew, Rt. 2, LaFay- 
eite. 
 
180 A. dairy or beef farm. 
50 A. bottomiand pasture, 50 
A. upland pasture, 80 A. tim- 
ber, fenced, cross fenced. 3 
streams and river for irriga- 
tion. New ranch house, tenant 
house, milking parlor, sleep- 
ing barn, machinery shed. 2 
mi. E. U. 8. Hwy. 29 on Rd. to 
be paved. Mail and school bus 
Rt. Sell all or part. Terms. E. 
E. James, Rt. 2, Lawrence- 
ville, Ph. TH. 3-4919. 
 
60 A. smooth rolling land, 
1/2 mi. frontage on paved 
Ga. Hwy. 43, 6 mi. Lincoln- 
ton, 1 mi. Clark Hill Reservoir. 
140 yr. old log house, new 
roof, wired for elec. stove, 
drilled well with elec. pump. 
Barn and other outbuildings, 
all in need of repair. 8 A. 
open land, bal. in small fast 
growing pines. Free running 
stream, ideal fond site. School 
bus and mail Rt. by door, 1/2 
mi. Baptist ehurch, 1/4 mi. 
Methodist church, $100. A. J. 
E. McGee, Sr., Rt. 1, Lincoln- 
ton, Ph. CY. 3-6376. 
 
820 A. farm, nice colonial 
home, 1 mi. Hwy. frontage. 
Ideal for livestock or diver- 
sified farming. Completely 
fenced, permanent pastures, 
excellent machine shop, grain 
storage, 3 tenant houses. Her- 
man A. Friedsam, Marshall- 
ville, Ph. 3811. 
 
155 A. in Cobb Co., 2 houses, 
streams, pasture, orchard, 
drilled well, over 100 A. in 
pines. $200. A. Sell all or part. 
Roger 8S. Cobb, Box 355, Ma- 
rietta. 
 
10 A. land, 4 R. house with 
spring and water in house, on 
school bus Rt., in north Ga. 
as Myrtle Barton, Mineral 
 
uff. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Camelliawood, 142 A. 
land, located 1.8 mi. from 
Marshallville. Nice gray frame 
cottage, 1,500 sq. ft. floor 
lan, 35 x 16 ft. dining-liv- 
ng area, raised hearth, Pro- 
fessionally landscaped, rare 
hybrid Daylily garden, hun- 
dreds rare Camellias, estab- 
lished in permanent garden, 
dense pine shade, jet pump, 
plastie sprinkler system, pri- 
vate "phone line, 400 ft. pine 
tree lined drive. Priced to 
sel]. Charles G. Heflin, Mar- 
shallville, Ph. 2871. 
 
10 A. land, 3 R. house, hot 
and cold running water, some 
apple trees, Inquire 4 mi. N. 
of Blue Ridge at Lakewood 
Conners or write. Roy W. Tur- 
oot Rt. 1, Box 28, Morgan- 
 
on. 
 
223 A. Jefferson Co., in 76 
GMD, 217 A. ttillable, all 
bidgs. new since 1953, brick 
house with full basement, 2 
baths, garage, 4 in., 200 ft., 
deep well, grade A _ dairy 
barn and other outbuildings. 
70 A. fenced and crossed fenc- 
ed. 35 A. coastal Bermuda. 
School Rt., 1/2 mi. from 
blacktop Rd. 1-1/2 mi. from 
U. S. 1. Leased until grain 
planting this fall. Known as 
Old Key Farm, 7 mi. N. W. 
Louisville. Marvin Fricke, 
Middleton Mich, Ph. BE. 6- 
7395 (Tax paver of Georgia- 
Land). 
 
  
 
  
 
Approx. 5 A. land, 6 A. 
house, lights, water and bath, 
on school bus and mail Rt. 
Good rd. 4 mi. from Elli- 
ey. Mrs. R. S. Elliott, Rt. 6, 
oan St., Marietta, Ph. 7- 
 
  
 
160 A. farm and woodland]3 b 
 
in Montgomery Co., well 
blessed with pine trees. Mrs. 
Lennie W. Holt, 2626 Vine 
Ville Ave. Macon, 
 
side, asbestos shingle outside. 
Deep well with pump, hot and 
cold water in house, full bath, 
wired for elec. stove, on 
school bus and mail Rt. Plen- 
ty fruit trees. Near Blue 
Ridge Lake in Fannin Co. Part 
cash, bal. terms. Mrs, Mary 
Langley, Rt. 1, Box 171, Min- 
eral Bluff. 
 
7:5 A. land in Cobb Co. 
Nice 5 R. house, 2 bedrooms, 
ceramic tile in kitchen and 
bath, fireplace, oil furnace, 
Co. water and well with pump. 
Nicely landscaped., Good barn 
and outbuildings, over 900 ft. 
Rd. frontage. Located 6 mi. 
N. Sandy Springs, 3 mi. W. 
Roswell on Ga. 120, $14,000. 
Chas. Wyatt, Rt. 2, Marietta, 
Ph. 88898. 
 
5-3/4 A. land near Mtn. 
City, several nice bldg. sites, 
overlooking Mtn. City from E. 
side. Dwelling partly furnish- 
ed and knotty pine panneling 
with 2 bdrms., large living 
room, bath, hot and_ eold 
gravity water. Mrs. Mabel G. 
Howard, 19 Regal Pl., Winter 
Garden, Fla. (Ga. Tax payer 
on land offered). 
 
25 A. land, 6 mi. W. of Met- 
ter, 4 mi. from Stillmore, all 
under practically new fence. 
15 A. sodded in Bahia grass, 
bal. in saw timber, pine and 
hardwood, 2 lakes and prac- 
tically new 5 R. dwelling O. 
V. Watson, Rt. 2, Box 205, 
Metter. 
 
3-1/2 A. tillable land, 6 R. 
house, elec, gas, running 
water, garden, pasture, locat- 
ed on paved Rd. in Pine Mtn. 
Valley, near P. O., churches, 
grocery, 10 min. to Callaway 
Gardens. Columbus, Manches- 
ter and LaGrange less than 
hrs. ride, $6,750. unfurnish- 
ed or $7,750. furnished. Cash. 
B. Meeker, Pine Mtn. Valley, 
Ph. MA. 8-4601 (Hamilton). 
 
200 A. good land, 6 R. and 
bath dwelling, two, 4 R., (and 
one 3 R. houses rented), 2 
large barns, water, elec., on 
Hwy. at edge of Quitman, No 
allotments, bargain priced. J. 
A. Milteer, Box 344, Quitman. 
 
4 tracts land at Lake Shores, 
near Lake Blackshear, one lo- 
cated on front paved Rd., 
others further back. Nice lo- 
cation near water front. Rea- 
sonably priced. Mrs. Ralph 
Phillips, RFD, Oglethorpe. 
 
Approx. 1 A. land, large, 
roomy house, very nice with 
all conveniences. Apples, figs, 
berries, nuts and fine garden. 
Garage and fenced in vd. Near 
transvortation, churches and 
schools. Mrs. W, F. Hinesley, 
33 Robinson, Newnan. 
 
  
 
81 A. land with young tim- 
ber. 3 streams, on paved Rd., 
in Habersham Co., near Mud 
Creek Church. C. L. Stephens, 
49 Quarry St.. New Holland, 
Ph. BE: 425375: 
 
141 SAS Aand.@9< mi. So: 
Gainesville, on Lake Lanier, 
5 R. house, 6,000 cap. broiler 
house, good barn, 2 wells, 13 
A. pasture, 35 A. crop land, 
nienty pulo wood, some saw 
timber, or will sell approx. 35 
A. on Lake Lanier, -stream. 
sprine, All Weather road, 1/4 
mi. Rlack Top road. Available 
for citv water and REA pow- 
er. G. R. Mooney, Rt. 1, Box 
24, Orkwood. 
 
280 A. farm, located 4 mi. 
from Quitman on Moultrie 
Hwy. Good land and allot- 
ments. Large, modern, red 
brick home and several ten- 
ant houses. Large barn. and 
other imovrovements. $65.000. 
M. J. Gaddis, Box 124, Quit- 
man. 
 
43 A. land, 15 min. So. At- 
lanta, large, deep, creek, new 
Fed. and State Hwy. planned 
eee property soon, $395. 
 
  
 
; . land with large 
creek, $395. A.; 50 A. land, 
10 min. from Atl. airport, 
 
with modern 8 R. brick home. 
wall to wall carpeting, 2 baths, 
75,000 or boxwood and other 
shrubs. $100,000. Emory Tra- 
vis. Riverdale, Ph. HO, 5- 
5415 (Fayetteville). 
 
grape Se a Ns ha 
 
Approx. 20 wooded A. land, 
drm. house, 1-1/2 mi. off 
23 and 441 Hwys. in Wolffock 
Community. Water, lights and 
*phone on property. Carlton 
 
  
 
Coleman, Rabun Gap. 
 
  
 
house with bath, hot and cold 
water; 3 room house water to 
it; one broiler house 5500 
cap. with all equipment, new 
1958 out buildings, Big Bear- 
ing Pecan trees. On good 
black top Rd. C. W. Tucker, 
Rt. 1, Ph. 3037, Rockmart. 
 
10 room colonial home with 
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, modern 
kitchen, automatie oi] furnace, 
city water. 74 A., 40 fenced 
and in pasture with stream. 
Barn and double garage of 
concrete block construction. 
On US 27 highway, 23 miles 
south of Chattanooga. $40,- 
000. Address inquiries to H. 
Grady Garrison, c/o Spring 
Knoll Farm, Rock Springs. Ph. 
PO. 4-1454. (Noble). 
 
30 A. Cobb Co., Childers 
Rd., fine rugged country. 
Willeo Creek flowing through. 
 
Standing pine, pulpwood and 
dogwood trees. Excellent site 
for home. Part of acreage can 
be cleared for pasture. Lo- 
cated between Roswell and 
Marietta, off Johnson Ferry 
Road dead end. Only 25 miles 
from Atlanta. $500. acre. Mrs. 
M. H. Palen, Childers Rd., Rt. 
1, Roswell. 
 
40 A. of land 1/2 mile off 
Black Top on Vinson Mt. road. 
Barn house torn down and 
put under barn sheds; also 
have pasture and 8 A. lake 
been built 3 yrs. and stocked 
with bass and brim, 6 mi. 
South of Rockmart. Pumn in 
well and Butane Gas system. 
Otis Ruff Rt. 2, Rockmart. 
Call 5339 or 5916. 
 
80 A. in Haralson County, 
35 acres been cultivated but 
idle for 4 years. Good lake 
site and spring. High and 
hilly. House and barn need 
repair. Bearing scuppernongs, 
apples, pears, plums, figs and 
grapes. Electricity, deep well. 
Sell $5000. or rent 40 acres 
for repairs and improvements 
at standard prices for both 
rent and improvements. Se- 
rena Shutt, RFD 2, Rockmart. 
 
100 A. in Heard Co., near 
Roapville; 35 A. open land, 
two streams, good land, fruit 
trees, 4 room house with hot 
and cold water, two horse wa- 
gon and some farm tools, good 
building site, 1-1/2 mile off 
Hwy. 27. Well already dug. 
$4,500. Mrs. Ruby Bailey, Rt. 
1, Ph. 2631, Roapville. 
 
142 A. dairy or beef cattle 
farm, no cows, 3 large barns, 
dwellings, flowing well, pond, 
equipped dairy barn. Excel- 
lent opportunity for a dairy- 
man or beef cattle. 25 miles 
south Savannah, U. S. 17. 
Roger P. Youmous, Richmond 
Hill. Ph. Tulip 4-2313 (Hin- 
esville), : 
 
40 A. tract (or part) on 78 
Hwy. across from white school 
between Lexington and Craw- 
ford in Oglethorpe Co. Tim- 
ber, stream, lakesite. Craw- 
ford city water, telephone and 
electricity. (4 room house with 
bath optional). Felix Arnold, 
Rayle. Ph. Br. 4-7565 (be- 
tween 6 and 7:30) 
 
28 A. more or less land, one 
mi. South of 41 Hwy., 685 
frontage, facing community. 
Black Top Rd. extending to 
within 400 ft. of Lafayette 
Hwy. accessible to T.V.A. and 
city water and phone lines. 
Site for one or 1-1/2 A. pond. 
Sell all or part reasonable. L. 
C. Boyd, Rocky Face. 
 
72 A., 7 room house, elec- 
trie lights wired for electric 
stove, big barn, pasture with 
running water. Mail and 
school bus by oor. 20 A. in 
cultivation, saw timber pulp 
wood 1 miles to Baptist 
church, 14% miles to Womwan. 
7 miles to Royston. Big spring, 
fine lake site just below 
spring. C. T. Freeman, Rt. 2, 
Royston (at Winns Mill). 
 
3 A. of land mostly in cul- 
tivation, one 8 room_ house 
with bath, hot and cold water, 
gas heat, large front screened- 
in porch, garage under front 
porch, new cement steps. One 
five room house on same 
property. Spring on proper- 
ty, good place for lake. All 
included in one price. An- 
swer all inquires. See any 
time, Charlie Thurmond, San- 
tie-Nacoochee, _ : 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
equipment, basement room for 
cooler. 5 room home, concrete 
back and breezeway porches, 
modern kitchen, pantry, in- 
sulated, Co. water, Natural 
gas, garage, double driveway 
paved. 9 miles Atlanta City 
limits, 4 miles E. Stone Mt. 
$25,000. Fred A. Brown, 1453 
Panola Rd. Rt. 1, Stone Moun- 
tain. 
 
48 A., near Expressway in 
Gwinnett Co., brick house, 
hardwood floors, Atlanta tele- 
phone, gas, Co. water availa- 
ble, 41/2 A. Commercial Lake. 
Fenced and crossfenced with 
permanent pasture. $30,000. 
from owner. Wm. R. Mitchell, 
4029 Indian Lakes Circle, 
Stone Mountain Ph. Hi. 
9293 or Mu. 8-3614. 
 
50 A. in Sylvester, Lot No. 
113-16th Paved District, 10 in. 
pine trees, 8 acres in pecans. 
All .but 10 acres -is tillable 
land $5000. W. C. King, 1641 
OBrice St., South Bend 28, 
Ind. (Tax payer on the Ga. 
Land). 
 
3-3/10 A. on paved road, 
small cottage with tile bath, 
3 in. well, 400 ft. deep, walk- 
ing distance of grammer 
school and 2 churches, on mail 
route, six miles south of down 
town Savannah, $6,500. Mrs. 
A. V. Reeves, Rt. 5 Box 362F, 
Oakview, Ave., Savannah. 
 
111 A. farm with 7 room 
brick and 4 room houses. Two 
barns and other out buildings, 
located in Haralson County, 
3 mi. North of Temple, on 113 
Highway. Land very fertile. 
Lots of timber. Jimmy Mc- 
Brayer, Rt. 2, Temple. 
 
  
 
  
 
50 A. farm 38 mi. West At- 
lanta. Just off Birmingham 
Atlanta Hwy., Carroll Coun- 
ty between Villa Rica and 
Temple. Much timber, some 
open land, lasting water in 
well and pasture. Small 6 
room house. Fruit and nut 
trees. Good lake site. 1 mi. 
good lake and near proposed 
Super Hwy. $7,500:. Mrs. 
Ezma Chappell, Rt. 1 Temple. 
 
North Ga. home, Stephens 
Co. A 5 room house and 8 A. 
land with branch, some woods. 
cleared good. Location 1. mile 
out town. Good school bus 
road, mail route, 1/2 mile to 
church. Answer all letters. 
Dalton Cole, Rt. 4 Toccoa. 
 
6 room house, on one A. of 
land, gas and telephone, good 
school. Two churches in same 
block paved street, $2500. 
Roy Tilley, Taylorsville. Ph. 
EV 2-3045 (Cartersville). 
 
Walton Co. 4 mi. West 
Monroe, 20 acres. One room 
cabin furnished, barn pasture. 
nice spring lake site. Scenic 
building site, Jong road front- 
age. School bus and _ mail 
route. R.E.A. lights. B. F. 
Cook, Coolidge Rd., Rt. 3, 
Tucker. 
 
Two acres land with new 
house, 6 rooms, bath, white 
asbestos siding. Large pump 
house of blocks with pump, 
several pines, located just off 
Hwy. between Wrens and 
Warrenton near Bastonville, 
near churches and on school 
route. C. L. Langham, War- 
renton (at Bastonville). 
 
40 A., 2 good houses, 6 
rooms and bath all conven- 
iences, basement, porches. 4 
rooms and porches on Not- 
tley Lake, Union Co. School 
bus and mail Rt. near church- 
es and stores. Hard surface 
road.. Fruit and shade trees, 
flowers, shrubs, good creek, 
bottom land good fishing and 
hunting year around. Suitable 
cattle farming and row crops. 
Good spring water run_ to 
houses. All white community. 
$12,500. J. M. Hall Rt. 1, Box 
41, Culberson, N. C. (Res. of 
Union Co. Ga.). 5 : 
 
40 A. farm, 3 room house, 
barn, 2,000 broiler house. 10 
A. cultivation, rest in pasture, 
woodland. Fruit trees, grapes, 
strawberries. 2 branches, 3 
springs. Excellent lake site. 
Mail and school bus route, 
 
  
 
  
 
located 1/4 mi, from Lak: 
latoona, for proverty on 
Lanier, prefer Chestate 
syth Co, area. Write. 
Van Houten, 475 Whitefor 
Ave., N. E ferme 
 
  
   
  
    
   
     
   
 
Call Terrace 2-260: 
P.M. or write. J. E 
1, Whitesburg. = > 
 
gusta, Richmond Co. \V 
reasonable. M. C. Haynie, 
Rt, 2 Box 469 (Belair) A 
tay Ph: 6-8349.. 2 
 
- Want acreage or far 
10 to 35 miles from Atl. 
or large timber tract. 
acres Or more anyw 
Georgia. Send ~ price,  
description, location, an 
formation. H. G.  
Woodward Way, N 
lanta 5. pear 
 
Want 50 to ae : 
Interested in Rockdale  
ette County especial 
rice C. Coleman, i 
4988, Atlanta 2 
 
Want good farm in Je 
son Co. on G. I. Loan. Wa 
good farm suitable for li 
stock with good hous 2 
man Baker, (Col.) Rt. 
 
148, Ph, 324J Wadley. 
 
Want 20 - 30 acer 
small, year around stream 
water direct from owne 
mile radius of Atlan 
Kalb, Cobb, Fulton 
ton Counties. Write 
have and price. E. 
ard, 2364 So. Pryor 
Atlanta 15. aia 
 
suitable for growing timbi 
Robert S. Ware, Po 0778 
 
ville, Loganville, Milstea 
Monroe, with good 5 
room house with wate 
 
way. Price must be righ 
high price place just 
place to live. Must not 
with wood. Give vrice 
want in first letter and 
place has loan. E. S. Ande 
son, 1238 Memorial Dr. S. 
Atlanta: ooo: sae ne 
 
Want farm or small ac 
 
bordering game manageme' 
 
area. Prefer near Dahlone 
or Lake Russell area. 
Puckett, Rt. 2 ifo 
9924. Ser 
 
Want home and sm 
age around Fayetteville, | 
Gilchrist, 3001 LaVista 
 
Decatur. - 
 
Want small acreage 
small clear established lak 
within 50 miles of Atlan 
 
with or without small 
 
Give description, loca 
price. Paul H. Brendel,  
 
Y oleed Drive, S. W. 
 
Want buy farm or buy. 
interest in a farm, located 
 
No. Ga., suitable for 
raising. J, O. 
mount, 
 
Want about 2 acres of lan 
(planted in anythi ye 
 
from growing up in es 
Already cut with Distributo 
turned with turn 
satisfactory terms. M 
Beasley. 4 
Faist Rd. Savannah. 
 
ow oe 
Rt. 5, Box 4 
 
10 A. Catoosa Co. on Ring 
 
gold Rd., small spring. 
lake site, 5 R. house 
size basement, 
Electricity, city water, 
 
4 mi. shopping center, to 
 
for farm with good hous 
barn, out-bldgs, 40 A. or mo: 
good level, fertile land. 1 
ning water, good locati 
good road in North C 
Cox, Rt. 4, Ringgold. 
 
attic 
 
on, 
 
res 
 
Q 
 
~ Will trade 3 tracts of land, 
 
-i 
 
. Atlanta t 
 
near churches. 2 miles West small 4 
Reinhardt College 1/4 mile|commuting dis 
off Hwy. 140 on pine log Mt.jtur, De 
 
Tower Rd. Cash terms. Mrs. |cattle 
 
W.R. Blankenship. Rt. 1, Wa- 
 
  
 
leska (Cherokee | 
 
  
 
Se ee ee ee eo ores 
 
  
 
er rial 
 want 75 - 100 acres of open 
zing land north of Tur- 
i ecdner on US Highway 
 
eter Hodkinson, Box ae : 
 
Cornelia Ph. 844 J 5 
 
ant 1 te 3 acres of end 
the mountains of North 
Georgia with water and some 
cheap  price. Will 
 
all cabin. 
and how to get there. 
L McGough, Rt. 2 Lo- 
 
 rove. | eee 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
\ em 25 - % acres of laid, 
some in culti- 
is Cox, Experiment. 
 
  
 
ond re spring and or run- 
ning fresh stream. oo in 
Sa arcu Area. Van 
: . O. Box 1324 ee 
 
  
 
able price. ee on Suwance 
Elimentary School bus Route. 
Would consider maybe close to 
Kalb Co. Tine. Letters ans- 
ed. Loyd Lovell, Rt. 1 Su- 
 
within 30 minutes of 
tta, Cobb Co., house not 
necessary. About half of land 
ed for cultivation or pas- 
Floyd, 140 Spinks 
 
& Se 8-2955.  
 
a. oe ood lake, but other 
5, Box eee 
 
  
 
  
 
ail Pines Ave. Al- 
 
ant 50 - 50 acres im- 
roved or unimproved pro- 
rty: Prefer well year around 
ter within 25 mi. radius of 
Ibany. J. W. Marion, 2444 
iane foe Columbus. ES 
 
Want ome acreage unim- 
oved or improved within 
easonable distance to Albany. 
_M. Little, Rt. 3, Albany. 
 
i pete ese ees ee 
ee 40 to200 acres that 
e bought with small 
sndatniy payments, prefer 
lose to Jackson. Mr. C. 
 
M. 
Lees Weaver St. Rt. 2 Box | 
 
FOR RENT 
 
  
 
    
   
  
   
   
    
   
    
   
  
  
  
     
   
 
Fatma for rent, 4 R. house, 
ure and farm land, on 
Monticello - Eatonton Hwy. og 
Murder Creek. $124 a 
r+ $12 month rent. Con- 
Ray Hill, 1758 Up- 
Rd. Macon. Ph, SH. 
 
re 
 
Want contact party inter- 
sted in and operating dairy 
farm of his own near Savan- 
hatham Co. Have open- 
ith large base and top 
es for quality Grade A 
Raw Milk. Contact. C. N. Ro- 
rds, Jr.. c/o Roberds Dairy, 
ou Tennessee aie Savan- 
 
  
 
nt: 1 H. fait good, 
 
ae by door, Standing 
ent basis or monthly rent. 
o not write. See owner. Mrs. 
ary ee Rts = No. -God- 
 
~c. Canoe if 
 
eraiiea land, ex- 
ent pasture, peanut and 
tment. 5 'R. ee 
 
 chicken house, 
pasture and acreage for rent, 
 
300, $1.; 
 
  
 
Nth awelling goad 
cultivatable 
 
Farm | 
 
$30 mo. E. C. Park, Rt 1, Hos- 
 
chton. 
 
FARM LAND 
 
WANT TO RENT 
 
  
 
Want to lease with privile-e 
of buying, 100 to 150 acres of 
land with 2 houses on it. Lor- 
in Cook, Rt. 1, Box 89, Col- 
lege Park. ; 
 
upland with small house for 
standing rent, at once. Pre- 
 
\fer in Henry. Butts, and Pike |@ 
 
Co. Eugene Jones, Rt. 3, 
339 A, College Park. 
 
Want to rent with option to 
buy small place of about 4 
acres, with 4 R. or more ceil- 
ed, livable, Elec., well, in a 
white community. W. C. Pe- 
terson (Ret. Police Officer), 
Box 5132, Peach Orchard Rd. 
Augusta. 
 
SEED & PLANTS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
Early Jersey Wakefield 
Frostproof cabbage ears 
300, $1.; 500 $1.50; $2.7? M; 
White ee onion plants, 
500, $1.50; $2.75 M; 
PP in Ga. R. Chanclor, Ph. 
Mi. 8-2035, Pitts. 
 
Pensacola Bahia Seed. Puri- 
ty 90, Germination 90, in any 
quantity, 24c at my farm. 
Herman A. Friedsam, Ph. 3811 
Marshallville. 
 
Old time, white tender half 
runner garden beans, 60c tea 
cup, 3 cups $1.50; Germ. 85 
pet.; Early brown crowder 
peas, Germ. 73 pct., 50c cup- 
ful; Mung beans, Germ. 71 
pet., 50c tea-cup, 5 lbs, $1.50; 
 
Box 
 
  
 
  
 
= Hickory King seed corn, Germ, 
*|96 pct., $1. gal. Add oes 
 
age for each cup. 
Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground. 
 
1959 crop of Old Fashion 
tender white garden crease- 
back bean seed, also good va- 
riety tender white garden half 
runner, 65c cupful; large 
blooming sunflower seed, 30c 
cupful. Add postage. Mrs. 
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5 Box 58, 
Ellijay. 
 
Tender garden bean, white 
half runners and white Cut- 
shorts and white Creasebacks 
 
  
 
mixed. All 75c cup, Add post- 
 
age. No checks or stamps. Mrs. 
Emory Goble, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
 
Good Tender old time corn- 
field bean seed, Speckle Cut- 
shorts, Germ. 77 pct., white 
cutshorts Germ. 73 Pet. mix- 
ed Cutshort and Creasebacks, 
Germ. 80 Pct.; white half run- 
ner garden beans, Germ. 9 
Pet. All 65c cup full. Add 
postage. Mrs. Preston South- 
erland, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
 
Martin Gourd, 12 seed 10c,|6 
and self addressed stamped 
envelope. Mrs. Sara C. Farm- 
er, 108 West Dixie Ave., Ma- 
rietta. 
 
Giant Bene seed, 100 pet., 
 
pure and ne Snes: oy for a - 
50, 10 for $6.50. F. O. B. C. H 
Davis, P. O. Box ae. Ameri- 
cus. 
 
Gourd seed, Martin and 
Dipper, 100 seed, 25c. Enclose 
stamped envelope. Mrs. Hen- 
ry S. Walker, Rt. 2 Box 359 
Washington. 
 
Heading collards, cabbage, 
sweet Spanish Onion plants 
60c; Tenn. Beauty Straw- 
berries plants, $1.40 C; Gar- 
lic mint parsley plants 35C. 
doz.; asparagus crowns 25, $4.; 
Thyme 50c ea. No less $1. 
orders. Add 10c postage. Fred 
 
  
 
d ee 308 Holderness 
 
S. W. Ph. Pl. 3-5251 ae 
Janta. 
Himalaya blackberry and 
 
black rasberries ea. 6 for $1.; 
blueberry bushes, $1. doz.; 
hazlenut and Beachnut bush- 
 
es, 6 for $1. May Cherrie 
trees, 30c ea. Add _ postage 
Mrs. P. Malachi Smith, Rt. 
 
6 Clarks Bridge Rd. Gaines- 
ville. 
 
Muscadine grape vines, 
Blue Damsonal plums trees, 
5|Catnip bunches, 6, $1.; Old 
Soap Red Plum peach trees: 
 
  
 
Mrs. F 
 
Want to rent 12-15 acres. 
 
2\bale at barn. 
 
ion Horse apple trees, | 3-5 
 
  
 
Tenn. Beauty Sick wiere 
and Everbearing Strawberry 
plants $1.50 C. Add 25 per 
hundred for Desens: No 
 
C.0.D. orders. Mrs. B. 
Swaney, Rt. 2 Box 30 Blue 
Ridge 
 
LE TIN 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Ferguson GE 20 tractor, 3 
point hitch, with-two 14 in. 
bottom turn plows, $400., or 
without plow, $300. S. J. Foss, 
at Denmark, Hwy. 67, P. O. 
Brooklet. Ph. TH  9-5187, 
through Statesboro. 
 
  
 
Cert. Superfection everbear- 
ing Strawberry plants, $2. 
hundred. PP Ga, orders only. 
Cc a ae 1675 Willis Mull 
 
Rd. S. W. Atlanta. Ph. Di. 4- 
ae 
 
Horseradish plants, 50 doz.; 
horseradish roots 60 lb.; 
garlic le ea.; $1. C; wild 
strawberries; Tanzy, Spear- 
ment, 35e doz.; Long and 
 
Cayenne red pepper pods, 25c 
doz.; Red Raspberries, 25c 
5, $1. Black walnut, 50c 
ea, Add postage. Mrs. Presley 
Fowler, Rt. 5, Box 78, Elli- 
jay. 
 
Cane seed, hard, red and 
green, long joints, 6e per 
stalk, 6 to 7 ft. long; -soft 
 
green and red, 8c per stalk, 
Blue Ribbon, 80 per stalk at 
the banks in Denmark, 8S. J. 
Foss, P. O. Brooklet Hwy. 67, 
Ph. 9-3187, through States- 
boro from seven to nine o- 
clock at night. 
 
State inspected, well rooted, 
Museadine grape vine, 4-10 
ft., 2, $1.;. Red and yellow 
plum; Clear seed seedling 
peach, Apricot, Black Walnut 
trees, 3, $1.; Blackberry, Dew- 
berry, Boysenberry, ae Sic 
all rooted. PP. Guar, live de- 
livery. Mrs. B. T. Thornton, 
Rt. 1 Bowdon 
 
Jumbo Bushel Gords 4 to 6 
ft. around, $25. ea. PP. Exch. 
for short necked, Martin and 
Back neck gourd. Lewis Mor- 
gan, Rt. 4, Waycross. 
 
Cert. sweet potato plants, 
Early sweet variety. Del about 
April ist $5.50 M. Georgia 
Reds. Del. about first of May 
M. 25,000 or more lots 
$3. M. All FOB Camilla. L. 
B. Collins, 385 Camellia Dr. 
Camilla. 
 
400 Red Cap peach trees, s,2 
to 3 ft. from reliable nursery. 
20c tree, F. O. B. Mrs. A. M. 
Solomon, 319 College St. Fort 
Valley Ph. Ta 5-5177. 
 
Broccoli, Brussells Sprouts, 
Cauliflower, Heading  Col- 
lards, Lettuce, Parsley, Wake- 
field Cabbage, Dill, Kahl 
Rabi, Nest Onion, and Garlic 
Plants, 35 Doz, Rutger and 
Early Scarlet Dawn Toma- 
toes ready March 20th, same 
price. No less $1. orders. Add 
postage. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, 
Sr. Rt. 1, Register. 
 
FEED & GRAIN 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
200 square bales Serecia 
hay, cut without rain, 50c 
C. A. Langston, 
Rt. 1, Carnesville. 
 
BY ec Dee era Cee ee 
 
Good bright field hay, $15. 
 
ee Bill Schroer, Rt. 2, Box 
, Valdosta. 
 
Want to contact party with 
own equipment interested in 
digging 3-4 A. pure Coastal 
Bermuda grass. I furnish 
grass and some labor. Carter 
Williams, Rt. 2, Senoia. 
 
NOS UD etn ale alae te 
 
One truck load loose shucks 
to first party coming after. 
Wiley Dunaway, 846 Colum- 
bia Dr., Decatur, Ph. BU 4- 
aaoe: 
 
Quantity extra good Coastal 
Bermuda hay, at barn. High- 
ly. fertilized, cut and baled 
without ele Winton C. Har- 
ris, Rt. Screven, Ph. JU. 4- 
312, oie 
 
Oat and Rye hay at my 
barns, $22. ton. Will deliver 
short distance at reasonable 
price. Carl_P. Sac Rhee 
 
Montezuma, Ph. 
 
Serecia Lespedeza hay, 60c 
bale or $25. ton. T. J. Rousey, 
Rt. 2, Royston, Ph, 8590 (5 
mi. S. of town on St. Hwy. 
281). 
 
EQUIPMENT 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
One 4 wheeler trailer on 
rubber, 15 in. tires, also one 
trailer, 16 in. tires. Sell eith- 
er one for cash, or trade for 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
-5 H. P. gas, engine in fair 
shape. F. H. Jack, Rt. 4, Box 
nders fi sie 
 
One 1949 model John Deere 
B tractor, power-trol, and ro- 
lomatic, excellent shape, Good 
 
tires, $850., my place, 5 mi. 
So. on State Hwy. 281. T. J. 
Rousey, Rt. 2, Royston, Ph. 
8590. 
 
Guano Distributor and 
planter, 2 H. Oliver turn 
plow, 1 H. and vulcan har- 
 
rows, 2 single stocks, 2 H. 
Hamon dbl. and single trees, 
old fashioned grain cradle, 
200 bundles fodder, also pair 
of horse Mules and wagon. 
$425. for lot at my farm, 14 
mi. Ea. Monroe. Will not sell 
separate. O. C. Sands, Rt. 1, 
Watkinsville. 
 
Almost new 1 wheel trailer 
with extension body, width 39 
 
in., length, 50c in. deep, with R 
 
hitches (and 1960 tag), $75., 
also dbl. ox-bow, good cond. 
$15. At my place. No del. 
Ernest Alexander, 114 New 
St. Decatur. Ph. DR 8-9439 
(at night). 
 
2 furrow disc tiller plow, 
cuts strip 14 to 20 in. wide, 
touch control, fits Farmall 
cub or cub Lo-Boy, $60. or 
trade for McCormick dozier 
blade to fit same. J. H. Fin- 
cher, 3404 Lake Vallev Rd., 
 
SW. Atlanta 11, Ph. PL. 5-: 
9448. 
 
Dise harrow, straddle row 
cultivator and scrape blade, 
all for Sears Sub. riding trac- 
tor. Never been en also, 1 
wheel trailer. E. F. Sims, Box 
171, West Point. 
 
Intnl. U. D.-14 Diesel 100 
HP, belt and _ pulley, new 
pumps, $650.: O Frick saw 
mill, comvlete, $250.: 16 stall 
cocks and pipe for Rite-Way 
milker. $20.: also, compressor 
with motor, for milker, $50. 
Mrs. E. W. McCain, Stock- 
bridge, Phe GR. ae 4039. 
 
~ Easy Flo s spreader, on good 
rubber, $100.; also, one culti- 
packer, $50. Mark T. Warren, 
Dewy Rose. 
 
John Deere R tractor; good 
tires, 2 originals, fair cond.; 
also, 8 ft., Rome, off-set har- 
row to fit tractor. Reasonably 
priced. Gus G. Moore, Resaca, 
Ph. MA. 9-5756 (Calhoun). 
 
2-3/4 HP David Bradley 
garden tractor with sickle 
mower, turn plow and drag 
harrow, half price. John A. 
Campbell, 6573 Campbellton 
Rd., Atlanta 11. 
 
Hudson, 400 cap. baby chick, 
brooder, electric, good cond. 
i We Williams, Jr. nt. 2, 
Rydal, Ph. EV. 2-0476. 
 
D. 
 
2 row cultivator for J. 
A, B, 50 or 60 tractor, $200.; 
also, two P-308, unit planters 
and fert. attach, for rear 
mount on tool bar, $225.; 6 
coil springs for tool bar, 3/4 
in. square, $40. Milton P. 
Minchew, Jr., Kt. 3, Macon, 
Ph. SH. 3-5806. 
 
Allis Chalmers C tractor, 2 
harrows, cultivators and 25 
ters, runs good, $400. C. D. 
ea Rt. 3, Forsyth, Ph. 
5 ; 
 
2 elec. incubators, 100 egg 
cap. ea.; also, 3 milk type 
goats, 20 laying hens and pair 
of pheasants. Merle W. Jones, 
Rt. 1, Riverdale (Hwy. 85). 
 
2 Ford tractors, 1949 model, 
$400.; 1957 model dual wheels, 
 
  
 
$1, 000.: 1955 GMC _ tractor 
with 36 in trailer with cattle 
racks, $2,500.; 3 GMC, 1-1/2 
 
ton, trucks and 2 GMC pick- 
up trucks. John Wall, Rt. 2, 
Madison, Ph. 391-M-4. 
 
Set of front cultivators for 
Ford tractor with eras 
(easy attached Inc.), $50.; 
in. hammer mill, good mee 
used very little, with endless 
belt, 3 screens, $150. Curtis 
Segars, Martin. 
 
Model 66 Allis Chalmers 
combine, good as new, $700. 
W. S. Young, Rt. 2, Gordon 
(Gordon-Milledgeville Rd.). 
 
1951 John Deere A tractor, 
18 disc offset harrow on 
wheels, in good cond. with 
power trol, $1,200.; John 
Deere heavy duty, almost new, 
drag harrow, used on 10 ING 
10 ft., $100. See any day ex- 
cept Sat. Larry Hanks, Rt. 1, 
Smokey Rd. LaGrange. 
 
  
 
  
 
PAGE FIVE 
 
Farmall 400 Diesel tractor, 
20 disc off-set harrow, new 
cultivators. Sell together or 
separately. All in good cond, 
Wayne C, Bush, Montezuma, 
Ph. 2750. 
 
1956 John Deere 40 tractor, 
set of planters, cultivators, 
coil shank and plows, Sherf- 
field cultivators, land scrap- 
ing blade, boom lift and dbl.  
sec. harrow. Olin Pitts, Rt. 1, 
Carrollton, Ph. TE. 2-8766. S 
 
Farmall H cultivators, plan-  
ters, distributors, 
with sweeps, gears, plates and 
spare parts. 4 disc tiller, 20 
disc harrow, all in good cond., 
$850. George W. Pevey, ait 
W. 44th St., Savannah. ee 
 
Merry- Tiller garden ae = 
tor, in good cond., 
Stanley Christian, Rt. 
Snows Mill Rd., Monroe. 
 
John Deere rotary hoe plow, 
used very little, excellent 
cond., $125. at my farm near 
Eastman. Mrs. Y. M. Phillips,  
io, Bastman; Phisthi- i= 
5485 (Chester), ee 
 
1958 Farmall Intnl. 01. cub 
tractor, equipment, planter,  
distributor, cultivator and dis 
turn plow, used about 40 hrs. 
Harold L. DeWitt, Guyton. 
 
1957. Ferguson A-35 trac- 
tor with Davis front end load- 
er, dual wheels, low hours, 
in excellent cond. Robert 
Johnson, Tallapoosa, Ph 7305.  
 
100 four ft., poultry feed- 
ers, 506 ea.; 3 oil brooder 
heaters, $50. or $15. ea. Mrs. 
Una Everson, Rt. 1, Cordele, 
Ph. 631-W-3. t 
 
John Deere A tractor, 6 disc 
 
  
 
1, 
 
tiller, Ford -cultivators and 
Deniers: J. L. Westbrook, Box 
3 ; 
 
  
 
New Holland Super 77 hay 
bailer, Wisconsin motor, exc. 
cond.; 7 ft. Intnl. mowing 
mach. and 7 ft. David Brad- 
ley mowing mach., both prac. 
new; Rolabar wind row rake.  
Ed M. Wadley, Bolingbroke, 
Ph. 3530. 
 
Two ten hole metal hen 
nests, $10. ea. or $19. for 
both at my home, located 7 
mi. S. Cedartown on Hwy. 27. 
Mrs. Emmett P. Dollar. Rt. 
1, Felton. 
 
1 H wagon in excellent 
cond. with good brakes and 
paint job; also, pulp saw an 
bush cutter attach. for Davi 
Bradley garden tractor. W. 
Cooper, Dogwood Farm Rd., 
Decatur, Ph. Bu. 9-7305. 
 
1956 GMC tractor and 195 
Taylor tandem trailer, 
in good cond. W. E. Moore, 
Thomaston, Ph. MI. 7- 7234 
ays. 
 
10 disc Taylor-way bush 
 
and bog harrow, power con= 
 
trolled, disc worn but plows 
 
good, $100. Loyd Keadle, 
Yatesville, Ph. 695-J-3 
(Barnesville). 
 
2 disc plow for Ford aa 
tor, 3 point hitch, in good 
 
ft. long for truck, real good 
cond., $65. C. F. Hunter, Rt. 
 
5, Box 30, Austell, Ph. 943- 
 
2192, no collect calls. 
 
Allis Chalmers forage har- _ 
 
vester with both grass and 
row crop headers, in perfect  
cond. and used very little; 
also, grain tank for 60 A. 
Combine. Robert M. Young, 
Chickamauga, Ph. 6893. 
 
3 parlor type Surge stan- 
chions, $400.; air compressor, 
$75. All in A-1 cond. H. M. 
Hardy, Rt. 3, Sycamore, Ph, 
418-L-3 (Ashburn). 
 
_ 2 J. 1. Case disc tillers (3 
disc), in fair cond., on rub- 
ber; 6 ft. Dearborn disc har- 
row, pull type. W. S. Fens: 
Butler. 
 
eb disc plow for Ford trac- 
tor or 3 point hitch, used 
very little, good as new, $175. 
Robert N. Gilbert, Fayeite- 
ville Rd., Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 
8-8777. 
 
  
 
Allis Chalmers CA tractor 
with cultivating equip., plan- 
ters, fert. attach., 2 disc turn 
plow and bush and bog har- 
row. All in good cond. Melvin ~ 
G. Harris, Rt. 1, Manchester, 
Ph. TH. 6-9777. 
 
New Holland silage cutter, 
row crop and pickup attach- 
ments, good cond. Cultivators 
and planters ae See 77 or 
88, good cond. L. T. Callaway, 
Rt. 4. Madison. 
 
  
 
complete  
 
for sale. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
both 
 
cond., $95.; cow bed, 13-1/2 4 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
 
  
 
_ merce. 
 
  
 
  
 
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EQUIPMENT 
 
FOR SALE 
 
Surge milking unit with 3 
ails, 8 can water cooling 
ox, several 10 gal. can in- 
ulated jackets, small cooling 
d with stainless steel 
govers and tank, E-29 separa- 
tor with stainless steel bowl 
and rack for cans and utin- 
gils. J. B. House, Rt. 2, Tuck- 
er... 
Garden tractor and 4 pieces 
of equipment. C. A. Christo- 
er, Sr. Rt. 1, Fairview Rd., 
tockbridge. 
 
525 Pockman laying cages, 
complete with hangers, water 
end feed trough; also, 25 
darge tube feeders. Hubert 
 
utler, Rt. 1, Plainsville. 
 
' Late model 840 Ford trac- 
tor, like new, step up and 
step down gear, 12 forward 
g@peeds, power steering with 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
se or will trade for 440}. 
oO 
 
ohn Deere crawler or cata- 
pillar, size D-2 to D-4, pre- 
fer with loader. V. B. Sosebee, 
t. 3, Cumming, Ph. TU. 7- 
$758. 
 
Powell 42-A, 1 row trans- 
pater with watering system. 
 
ill set pepper, tomatoes, to- 
bacco plants. Used on 25 A. 
r less, excellent cond., $150. 
aron Bartenfeld, Rt. 1, 
fumming, Ph. TU. 7-6158. 
 
Two, 2,300 cap., elec. egg 
mcubators for chicken or 
uail eggs, manual slide tray 
urns eggs, $100. ea. C. E. 
ee Rochelle, Ph. EM. 5- 
 
3 disc John Deere plow,| 
No. 475, 3 point hitch pick- 
 
up (will fit any 3 point hitch 
tractor) nearly new, $350. 
Roy Lewallen, Rt. 3, Com- 
 
Dee e Reica es Niees ee SS 
 
C or AC Allis Chalmers rip 
plow, 5 point, fits either, per- 
ect _cond., $65. Tobe Milner, 
Rt. 3, Box 31, Cuthbert, 
 
20 disc, 2 section, 3 point, 
Ford harrow, pull type, angles 
to cut or straighten with hy- 
Pieahe lift, fits any 3 point 
 
itch tractor, used very lit- 
 
le, $125. Marvin Newsome, 
Sandersville. 
 
1952 John Deere tractor 
with planters and cultivators, 
650.; Allis Chalmers combine 
 
nd John Deere cotton duster, 
 
fair cond. Dorris L. Sea- 
raves, Rt. 1, Hull. 
 
_ 1952 Farmall H tractor out- 
fit complete; also, tractor 
stalk cutter; 1956 Intnl. 1/2 
ton, pick-up truck and other 
arm equip. All in good cond. 
 
nd priced very reasonable. 
 
Ray Bowen, Rt. 2, Perry. 
 
1949 Case tractor with har- 
rows and cultivators, almost 
hew rear tires, good front 
fires. Lift needs a little re- 
 
ir. $450. for lot. See near 
 
hestatee High School. Clyde 
Woods, Rt. 1, Gainesville. 
 
Jacuzzi deep well pump, 2 
HP motor, 110 or 220 wiring, 
mew wiring, new borings, 
overhauled, like new. Pump 
fits 4 or 6 in. well outfit, 
, ia H. L. Joyner, Fort Val- 
ey, Ph. TA. 5-2470. 
 
  
 
Model A John Deere trac- 
tor with bog 10 disc harrow, 
good tires, new paint, plan- 
ters and_ cultivators, fair 
shape, $850. Bussey Benton, 
oni Newnan, Ph. AL, 3- 
 
Slightly used engine power- 
ed Dearborn hay baler, large 
size. Priced to sell. H. 
Tucker, Monticello, Ph. 2591. 
 
1952 A model John Deere 
and 1951 B model tractors, 
good cond., cultivators, plan- 
ters to fit both, 10 disc bush 
 
  
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Several dbl. standard poll- 
ed Hereford bulls, of CMR Ad- 
vance Domino breeding, 14 and 
15 mos. old. Good herd sire 
prospects that are priced right 
for quick sale. John B. Smith, 
Cleveland Rd., Dalton, Ph. 
BR. 8-3705 after 6 PM. 
 
4 Reg. Angus bulls: 2 are 
 
  
 
C./14 - 16 mos. old, wt. about 
 
800 Ibs., $200 ea.; other 2 are 
herd bulls, 3-1/2 and 6-1/2 
yrs. old, wt. about 1,600 lbs., 
reasonably priced. J. O. Crow- 
ley, Carrollton, Phy TR. 2- 
 
bog, KC620 cutting harrow, |8402 
 
stall 
 
rippers and 4 disc tiller 
and other equip., 
 
A model 
 
and equip., $1,300., B_model/g 
 
and equip, $800. Archie Pet- 
ers, 231 Marable St., Monroe, 
Ph. 4051. 
 
500 metal hen nest; Keen- 
co egg washer, 220 volt; 20 
egg baskets, plastic coated. 
Clarence Postell, Higdon. 
 
EQUIPMENT 
 
WANTED 
 
Want motor for John Deere 
L. tractor, from 1938 to 1941 
model. Will come after any- 
where in Ga. M. D. Williams, 
Rt. 4, Cartersville. 
 
Want 1,000 or 1,500 gal. 
propane underground gas 
tank, in good cond., reason- 
ably priced, near Atlanta. 
Glenn R, Baker, Rt. 1, Austin 
Rd., Ellenwood. : 
 
Want 3 dise plow for Intnl. 
400 tractor with fast hitch, 
in good cond. State price. W. 
C. Barrett, Cleveland, Ph. 
UN. 5-4224 (Union). 
 
Want rotary mower for 
Ford tractor, lift type. State 
cond. and price. John H. Bul- 
lard, Rt. 1, Summerville, Ph. 
417. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
5 
Want Super A Farmall or 
 
Farmall A tractor in good 
cond. and reasonably priced. 
H. M. Hardy, Sycamore, Ph. 
418-L-3 (Ashburn). 
 
Want Ford or Ferguson 
tractor with or without equip. 
Will pay cash or trade good 
farm jeep with farm equip. 
W. M. Whitmire, 2996 Mon- 
terey Dr., Decatur, Ph. BU. 
9-3656. 
 
Want power unit motor, Al- 
lis Chalmers or Intnl. to pull 
corn mill. Weldon Gilbert, 
Hancock Ave., Gainesville. 
 
Want pick-up truck with 4 
wheel drive. Must be in good 
cond. throughout and reason- 
ably priced for cash. State 
model, make, cond. and low- 
est price acceptable. H. P. 
Hester, Rt. 1, Canton, Ph. GR. 
9-2586. 
 
Want cub tractor and do- 
zier blade that will angle. E. 
M. Landrum, Adairsville. 
 
Want Allis Chalmers G. 
tractor .with cultivator, 2 
planters, in good cond. State 
best price. W. R. Scarbrough, 
Rt. 3, Elberton. 
 
Want saw mill cheap. Will 
consider one that needs re- 
stocking or minor repairs; 
also, for sale, old model Frick 
edger, running cond. J. Burn- 
od Butler, Dewey Rose, Ph. 
834-M-4 (Elberton) after 8 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Good 1 H. wagon and har-|PM 
 
Bess, $25., in good shape. W. 
. Barron, Rt. 3, Box 382, 
Alpharetta, Ph. GR. 5-4648. 
 
John Deere B tractor, com- 
lete set planters, cultivator, 
B00. Cut-A-Way harrow and 
udagrass. harrow, both for 
$150. All in good shape. Will 
 
ell seperate. Otis B. Hawks, 
Ri. 4, Commerce, 
 
John Deere 40 2 row, 3 
ns hitch, tractor including 
es cultivator, drag har- 
ow, 
 
disc harrow, turning 
 
_ plow, cotton duster, toel bar, 
 
and mower; also, complete ir- 
rigation system. All in good 
ond. and reasonably priced. 
obb T. Edwards, Rt. 1, Zeb- 
 
- ulon, Ph. LO. 7-8627. 
 
  
 
1952 Dodge, 1-1/2 ton, pick- 
up truck, rebuilt throughout, 
$325. or trade for cows or 
ma of equal value. R. E. 
 
enton, Rt. 4, Newnan, Ph. 
AL. 3-5579. 
 
  
 
Bready garden tractor and 
attachments including strad- 
dling cultivator, disc harrow, 
tow lay-off plow, turning 
 
plow and spring tooth har- 
 
ow, $100. B. H. Sharpe, 1935 
olumbia Dr., Decatur, Ph. 
BU 9-7810, 
 
  
 
Want 75-90 bu. manure 
spreader; also, 20 ft. or long- 
er elevator that will handle 
120 bags. Tim Cole, Rt. 2, 
Newnan, Ph. AL. 3-6907. 
 
Want 50 or 100 egg cap. 
incubator, in good cond. Orby 
Southard, Box 277, Dahlonega, 
Ph. UN 4-3765. 
 
Want 4-5 ft. rotary mow- 
er with 3 point hitch, for 
jeep. W. F. Keenan, Rt. 1, 
Roswell. 
 
Want 250 or 300 gal., above 
ground, propane gas_ tank. 
State price and cond. Prefer 
located N. of Atlanta and as 
near Gainesville as possible. 
Howard McGee, Rt. 2, Box 
226, Flowery Branch. 
 
LIVESTOCK 
 
FOR SALE 
 
Cattle 
 
Reg. horned Hereford bull, 
11 mos. old, blocky and well 
marked. C. F. Howe, 1278 S. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Roswell Rd., Marietta, Ph. 8- 
3445, 
 
  
 
Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford 
bull, weaning age, Domino 
Woodrow Mischief strains, 
$150. E. C. Dawson, c/o Holly 
Oak Ranch, Middle Broadwell 
Rd., Rt. 4, Box 21, Ph. GR. 5- 
ae (1-1/2 mi, of Alpharet- 
ta). 
 
  
 
Reg. Angus bulls, 10 - 14 
mos. old, championship blood- 
lines, from clean, vaccinated, 
herd. W. T. Torgesen, c/o 
Whistle Top Farm, Cornelia. 
 
At Auction: Over 60 fine 
Reg. horned Hereford cows, 
most of them with calves at 
side and bred back. Auction 
at the Annual North Ga. Her<- 
ford Assn. Sale, LaFayette 
(Walker Co.). Saturday, April 
9. 1960. Pierce A. Yates, Flint- 
stone. 
 
all 
 
Polled Hereford bulls, 
ages, HSF Bean General, Do- 
mestic, Mischief & Advanrol 
bloodlines; also, cows with 
first. calf at side. All dbl. Reg. 
and. from clean herd. David 
Stough, Rt. 1, Locust Grove, 
Ph. 7396 (Griffin). 
 
Reg. shorthorn bull, solid 
white, sire Silver Fox 2883- 
749, dam, Miss Gloster 2883- 
750, calved Aug. 4, 1958, wt. 
about 900 lIbs., $250. C. W. 
eee Madras. Ph. AL 3- 
538. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
5 dbl. Reg. polled Hereford 
bulls, 10 - 14 mos. old, priced 
from $200 to $350. They are 
large for age and sired by 
ALF Prince Leskan 10. J. L. 
Hadden, Gibson. 
 
Reg. Guernsey heifers, just 
freshened, some to freshen 
soon, Esnols Diamond No. 
305889 and Wash Back Can- 
non Ball No. 540369 breeding. 
Artificial bloodlines; als 0, 
 
young bulls of service age. F. 
 
H. Bunn, Midville. 
 
Several Reg. Polled Here- 
ford bulls. weaning age to 2 
yrs. old. All calfhood vaccin- 
ated, very red and deep. Win- 
ton C. Harris, Rt. 7, Screven, 
Ph. JU. 4-2312 (Odum). 
 
Young purebred Holstein 
bull, wt. about 900 Ibs., $225: 
Lovd Keadle, Yatesville, Ph. 
695-J-3 (Barnesville). 
 
  
 
17 Black Angus cows, 1 bull 
 
to_ 350 Ibs. Some have papers 
and all entitled to papers: al- 
so, approx. 400 bu. combine 
oats, good to grind for cow 
feed. Archie Peters, 231 Mar- 
able St., Monroe, Ph. 4051. 
 
Reg. horned Hereford bull, 
calved May 23, 1959. Of Lar- 
ry and Duke bloodlines a n d 
from an outstanding sire that 
weighs 1,800 Ibs, Carl Roberts, 
Ball Ground.  
 
Registered polled hereford 
bull KBF Beau Mixer 24th 
calved April 14th 1955 for 
sale to prevent in breeding, or 
ae A. W. Neely, Waynes- 
oro. 
 
Reg. Angus bulls, 6 mos. to 
2 yrs. old, from good blood- 
lines, clean herd and calf- 
hood vaccinated. In good cond, 
priced right. F. W. Phillins, 
c/o Westover Farm, Kenne- 
saw, Ph. 8-2959 (Marietta) . 
 
6 Reg. Angus bulls, 8 - 12 
mos. old, grandsons of Eileen- 
mere of Woodbarr, excellent 
cond., $250. ea. David Lee, Rt. 
4, Newnan, Ph, AL, 3-4297. 
 
24 quality Holstein heifers, 
bred to freshen this Sept. 
Grown from Wisconsin choice 
calves that have been dehorn- 
ed and vaccinated. Emory F. 
Alexander, Zebulon. 
 
Young Reg. Jersey bull, 
ready for light service, sired 
by the proven excellent sire 
Evergreens Standard Luke, 
reasonably priced; also, 8 can 
Wilson milk cooler, floor mod- 
el, with automatic sprinkling 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
system, S. B. Vaughters, Li- 
thonia. 
 
\Seville M. L. 
 
  
 
3 Black Angus bulls, large ; 
 
enough for service; Shetland 
ponies, $75.00 and up: also, 
At Stud: Reg. Tenn. Walking 
horse, Janroy*s Romeo, fee 
$50. John Wall, Rt. 2, Madi- 
son, Ph. 391-M-4.  
 
3 Reg. Hereford bulls, 10, 
14 and 16 mos old, top blood- 
lines, reasonably priced. M. B. 
 
  
 
Carter, Mud _ Bridge Rd., 
Woolsey, Ph, HO, 1-5041 
(Fayetteville) 
 
Horses, Mules & Ponies 
 
Black horse mule, wt. about 
1,100 Ibs., about 10 yrs. old, 
works good and rides, $140. 
Can be seen any time at H. K. 
Chandlers on Fairvue Rd., 
Stockbridge, H. L. Williams, 
 
  
 
Rt. 1, Stockbridge, Ph. GR. 
4-4084, ; 
Large mule, works any 
 
where, bargain priced. C. G. 
Syington, Rt. 1, Sewcy Ra., 
Macon. 
 
6 good mules and one good 
mare tor sale. Located 6 mi. 
E. of Kite. W. E. Norris, Rt. 
1, Kite. : 
 
Good plow mare mule, wt. 
about 950 or 1,000 lbs., in 
good cond., $100. with plow 
gear, L. S.: Hayes, Bonaire 
(2 mi. of Warner Robins). 
 
Mare mule, wt. about 900 
lbs. for sale. Riley Lewis, Box 
pce oo Ph. 6455 after 
6 5 
 
  
 
48 in. Shetland pony, brown 
and white spotted, 10 yrs. oid. 
Will not bite, kick or throw, 
(will stop if child should fall 
off). Works to buggy. New 
saddle and bridle included, 
$185. James H. Long, 2017 
Ohio Ave., Augusta. 
 
Nice bay mare and black 
gelding, suitable for begin- 
ners. See Sally Forrester, c/o 
Little Creek Ranch, 2057 
Lawrenceville Hwy., Decatur, 
Ph. Hi. 3-5853. : 
 
Nice saddle horse, gelding, 
bay with black mane and tail, 
blaze face, 9 yrs. old, wt. 950 
lbs., excellent cond., $150.; aj- 
so, practically new western 
saddle and bridle, $45. or will 
trade for cows. Ralph D. 
Smith, Warthen Rd., Sanders- 
ville, Ph. 2801. 
 
~ Gentle, 2 yr. old, Shetland 
pony stud, gray with flax 
mane and tail, excellent 
breeding stock with 5 wheel 
factory built cart complete 
with bridle and harness, $225. 
No letters. Billy Reece, Rt. 4, 
Ph. GR. 9-2818. 
 
At Stud: Reg. Morgan stal- 
lion, Devon Hawk, MHC No. 
10573, height 14.2, wt. 1,050 
Ibs., dk. chestnut, heavy mane 
and tail; also, 2 wheel pony 
cart, factory built, pony har- 
ness, all like new, $125. Ben 
F. Malone, c/o Hickory Spring 
Farm, Rt. 1, Box 90, Fair- 
burn, Ph. 4402. 
 
5 gaited saddle horse, work 
anywhere, $250.; top buggy 
and harness, $150.; set of wa- 
gon hames, in good shape, $10. 
Bud Holland, Coogler Road, 
Dalton. 
 
Good tough black mare 
mule, wt. around 1,000 Ibs., 
work anywhere, $75. Can be 
seen at farm, 1-1/2 mi. No. 
McKinley, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Pitts. 
Swine 
Reg. Landrace boar, service 
 
age, for sale. Clay Maynard, 
Rt. 2, Gray, Ph. YU. 6-3903. 
 
Reg. Landrace boars an d 
gilts, service age and weanl- 
ing pigs, from performance 
tested Cert. meat boars, vac- 
cinated, Ga. Cert. Brucellosis 
Free Herd No. 17, $25.00 and 
up. J. W. Trunnell, Jr., Rt. 2, 
Cochran. Ph. WE. 4-2040.  
 
Spotted Poland China boar, 
7/8 Reg., good stock, 18 mos. 
$45. W. L. Wells, Rt. 6, Macon, 
Ph. SH. 3-8931. 
 
Reg. SPC pigs, best blood- 
lines, long, lean meat, type, 
perfect spots, 50 - 50 color, 
from Silver Sue and Cherokee 
Chief, fine meat type boar. 
Good for 4 - H or young herd 
boar. Place order now. Will 
ship. George Ferguson, Rt. 1, 
Cave Spring. 
 
_Reg., meat type, Berkshire 
pigs, special discount to 4-H 
members. Will Reg. in buyers 
name. J. L. McClure, 5686 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Campbellton Rd., Atlanta 11, |Shad 
 
  
 
Sah 
 
Ph. DE 4-4562, 
 
  
 
bloodlines, Reg. in your name, 
prices start at $25. M. T. Cour- 
son, Hazlehurst. 
 
_ 52, eight wk. old, York- 
shire and Hampshire pigs, 
 
  
 
4071 
 
  
 
Rt. 1, Maddox Rd., Augusta. 
10 pigs, half Duroc, 
 
  
 
Come after. Richard Duffey, 
Rt. 2, McDonough. ee 
 
  
 
and service age boars, 100 pct. 
 
Spring. : 
 
30 white Yorkshire 
$10 ea., 10 wks. old. R. E. 
 
  
 
  
 
2 yr. old Hampshire boar, 
subject to Reg. Selling to 
keep from inbreeding, $50. E. 
 
Macon, Ph. SH. 2-9997. 
 
  
 
gilts ready to breed, bre 
 
  
 
Reg. Yorkshire pigs, both 
 
7091 (Fairburn). 
Reg Duroc pigs, 
 
  
 
Will be 7 wks. old March 25, 
$15 teas 5. D: 
Dawsonville. 
 
  
 
(Atlanta). 
 
  
 
4 Duroc - Jersey boars, 
 
about 70 - 75 lbs. Reasonably 
 
Ph. GY. 5-2722 after 7 PM. 
Purebred Berkshire boars 
 
  
 
meat strains, 8 wks. old or 
older, approx. 40 lbs. or more, 
$15 - $20 ea., depending on 
size. Reg. in buyers 
 
Sosebee, Rt. 1, Demorest. 
 
  
 
ion boar of Indiana  State 
Show and Sale. also, Cham- 
 
tral Ga. Fair. M. J. Blackmon, 
Pinehurst, Ph. 2818. e 
 
Duroc pigs, 
 
  
 
Grand champ boar at Middle 
Ga. Livestock Show, 1959. Reg. 
 
treated for Cholera, $25 ea., 
both sexes; also, Reg. Duroc 
 
ville Ph. GL, 2-2766. 
 
  
 
Show pigs, out of 4 time 
champion gilt, Queen 59th, 
471670, born Feb. 2, 1960; al- 
 
Feb. 1, 1960, out of Bracken. 
Miss, No. 471160, Sire Star 
King 
 
ticello, Ph. 3936. 
 
  
 
old, $15; 3-1/2 mos. old, $17. 
 
Cholera. Can be Reg. in buy- 
ers name, Frederick Zinnerer, 
 
on Hwy. 30.). 
 
  
 
hogs, all sizes and ages. Ser- 
vice boars, $50.00 up; bred 
 
to Cert. 
Treated for Cholera and Ery- 
 
WE. 4-2166. 
 
Sheep and Goats 
 
Solid white goat, well trai 
ed for children to handle 
cart ee S. 
 
  
 
Reg. Landrace, service age, __ 
boar and gilts, from popular  
 
boars castrated. $10 ea. W. P. 
Davis, Rt. 1 Fairburn, Ph, 
 
Gilt hog for sale, half P. C. 
and half Duroc. Will make 
good brood sow, wt. about 2500 
lbs., priced right. C. C. Smith, ae 
 
Reg. Landrace gilts, boars = a 
imported bloodlines. Reg. in 
 
buyers name, unrelated prs, 
$25 and up H. R. Gossett, Cave 
 
pigs, 
nier, 347 Front St., Ellenwood.  
 
L. Kennedy, 3965 Grand Ave. > 
 
Reg. Durocs, weaned pigs, : Z. 
 
gilts, sows, litters and boars 
ready for service. Sloan Mc- | 
Kay, Rt. 1, Box 69, Bartow. 
 
sired by 
outstanding FFA Chapter boar 
and from Blue Ribbon gilt, 
 
Tatum, Rt. 3. 
 
Purebred Landrace shoata __ 
boars and gilts. Will Reg. jn 
buyers name. N. W. Sheppard, s_ 
Jr. Rt. 3, 4405 Rockbridge Rd., 
Stone Mtn., Ph. HI. -3-7878 
 
from FFA pig change sow, 
with or without papers, wt. 
 
priced. Joe B. Smith, Concord,  . 
 
and gilts, from special lean 
 
name. _ 
R S paajuerens uorjorysyeg 
 
SPC service boars and open: 
gilts, sired by Grand Champ- 
 
pion over all breeds at Cen-  
 
14 wks. old,  
from good bloodlines, sired by 
 
  
 
Reg. Cert. meat type Black  a 
Poland China breeding stock: 
 
Duroc boars and gilts,3 mos. 
All wormed and treated for 
 
Box 182, Guyton (15 mi. SE of 
Reg. purebred Poland China 
 
gilts, $125 up; AU from Cert. 
meat type sires and gilts bred 
meat type sires.  
 
sipellas, and Bangs tested free,  
Jas. R. Mullis, Cochran, Ph. 
 
      
    
  
 
  
 
half 
Yorkshire, 7 wks. old, $10 ea. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
boars and gilts, 12 wks. old, | a 
$25 ea. Wayne White; Flat-  
showls Rd., Union City, Ph, 
 
  
 
  
 
in buyers name, wormed and 
 
sow, 16 mos. old, $40. Roscoe  : 
McDonald, Jr., Rt. 1, Milledge-  
 
so, 2 boar and 2 gilt pigs, born 
 
llth, Grand Champ 
Ohio. Sam H. Fullerton, Mon- oe 
 
    
  
   
   
   
   
    
   
     
   
    
   
    
    
   
   
  
 
Several Nubian - Alpine 
eek coats; one Poland 
hij se boar hog. Write offer 
will trade for good used 
: also, want good work 
ule, cheap, broke to ride. 
Herman S. Davis, Blue Ridge. 
TTT 
 
5 milk goats; 4 young does 
) kid in Mar. and April, $20 
$40, on big Tog., heavy 
ker with buck kid, 1 mo, 
O 50. At my place. John D. 
rker, Rt. 1, Tucker Rd., 
acon, Ph. SH. 5- 8560. 
 
2, Clayton. 
 
ine vail Wat foo 
an. 23, 1960, $25: 4 kids, 3 
mos. old, 2 ea. Rev. C. M. 
arris, Rt. 3, Rome. 
 
4 purebred Nubian _ goats 
sale cheap; 3 nannies and 
buck. Letters ans. Dan 
 
ixon, Clarksville. 
 
_milk goats: 3 fresh San- 
nans, large size, $25 ea.; 1 lg. 
French Alpine, $25; also, 4 
 ere goats, 2 French Alpine 
and 2 Nubian, 4 mos. old, $10. 
 
. No letters ans, Joe B. 
ips, Box 197, Stonewall, 
6482 (Fairburn). 
 
4 nice milk type goats for 
sale, some to freshen, cheap; 
 
so, fine buck - for breeding 
services at my place. Mrs. Lee 
Kirkley, 3860 Cascade Rd., 
5 Sw, Atlanta, 11. 
 
_ 60 ewes and 60 lambs, 
 
Southwestern, Hampshire, 
Suffolk and Montedale. Ewes 
- 6 yrs. old. Lambs 1 - 3 mos. 
old, $20 pr. Will sell anv num- 
ber. Howard Tate, Hoschton, 
 
Ph. OL. 4-3435 (Commerce). 
 
French Alpine buck, 1 yr. 
old i in April; French Alpine |G 
_ doe to freshen first time April 
_ 13. Both can be Reg, in buy- 
ers name; Saanan - Toggen- 
 
  
 
      
 
        
         
   
     
    
    
     
     
     
    
      
        
    
     
    
     
   
   
 
  
 
  
 
_ time, milking 2 ats. daily; al- 
 
s so, Alpine buck, born Feb. 
 
20th. All from good milkers. J.- 
_ M. Orr, 209 Westside Dr., Ac- 
_ worth, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
purchase. 
 
burg, freshen Feb. 17 first |p, 
 
  
 
sale: Ser fter 7 PM and 
day on shh, Sadie ea 
Brooks, Rt. 1, Newnan. 
 
LIVESTOCK 
 
WANTED 
 
    
   
        
   
  
  
  
  
    
   
    
      
   
  
    
   
  
    
  
   
  
    
  
   
    
   
      
  
   
    
   
   
  
  
  
     
    
 
  
 
  
 
Want good work mare. Buy- 
er will trade good mule for 
same. O. M. Moody, Rt. 4, 
Waycross. 
 
Want good gentle mule. B. 
Paul Smith, Rt. 1, Maysville, 
Ph. OR. 2- 9273 
 
Want good, young, milch 
cow, Guernsey or Jersey, 
fresh in or to freshen about 
 
|the first or middle of April, 
 
giving about 3 gal. per day; 
,|also, want small heifer calf, 
same stock. Write stating 
 
-|breed and price. Pierce Pow- 
 
er, Rt. 4, Jackson. 
 
Want about 15 or 20 nice, 
young, black Angus cows with 
calves by side, Reg. or grade.| ~~ 
Price must be right. Farrill 
Steadman, Rt. 2, Rome. 
 
POULTRY 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
2 Black Cornish hens and 
rooster, $7.00; one 8 mos, old 
rooster and 1 pullet, $3.50; 
turkeys, $6 and $7 ea; 1 Buff 
bantam rooster, $1 ea. Trade 
for bantams or guinea pigs 
(cavies). Lockard Bell, 2677 
Pharr Rd. N. E. Atlanta 17. 
 
10 fine bantam hens an d 
rooster, $9; 4 Show tyne Gold- 
en Sebright hens and rooster, 
$8.50; 6 yellow Buff Orp.. 
pulleis and rooster, $17.50; 5 
game hens and rooster, $12.- 
 
50; Allen Roundhead roost-|'p 
 
er, $4. Will ship. Mrs. Marie 
Holland, Coogler Rd.. Dalton. 
 
1. trio ea. Old Eng. B. B. 
game and Dark Cornish, bull- 
ae type, bantams, $6 trio V. 
Se oe Yates Rd., College 
 
ar 
 
  
 
10 young roosters, 5-6 mos. 
old, mostly mixed with R. I. 
ed and game and some large 
type bantams, about 55c to 75c 
ea. All rather large. Cannot 
ship. Call week days 4 - 8 PM 
 
and any time Saturday an d $ 
 
Sunday. Jimmy Miller, Far- 
 
1coeks 2- -yrs, 
 
_ Pit games, Red Clarets, Red 
Fox, Greys, Cuban Blues, 
old, $20: stags, 
$10; hens, $7.50; pullets, $5 
ea.; egas for hatching, 30, $8: 
15, $4.50. Samuel C, Bur- 
roughs. Rt, Box 713. hich- 
mond Hill. 
 
Approx. 130 W. Leghorns, 
laying, 10-14 mos. old, $1.50 
ea.; 75 Sex Link pullets, 5 mos. 
old. beginning to lay, had all 
shots, $2 ea. J. Z. Phillips, 851 
Constitution Rd. S. E. Atlanta 
15. Ph. MA 2-6382. 
 
~ Giant Black Minorca eggs, 
15, $3, del. by parcel post. L. 
B. Millians, 105 Temple Ave., 
Newnan. 
 
60 Babcock Bessie W. L. 
hens, laying 70 pct. or more, 
$1 ea. at my home. E. L. Hil- 
burn, | Rt. 1, Lilburn. 
 
200! R. I, Red hens, no w 
laying, and 2 roosters, all 
purebred, for sale or swap for 
Ribbon Cane syrup or . 
bees. Samuel P. ONeal, Rt. 
Hampton. 
 
5 N. H. Red 1959 hatch best 
grade pullets, now laying, 
$1.75 ea. Mrs. Isaac Phelts, 
Rt. 1, Preston. 
 
11 Red hens and rooster, 
laying strain, 2 yrs. old last 
March 1959, starting to lay, 
have molted, $15, Come after 
and bring coop. Cant ship. 
Luna Harris, 831 Henderson 
Ave., Rossville, 2 
 
10 laying R. I. Red pullets, 
dark strain, $2 ea.; eggs, 15, 
$2 postpaid. Mrs, Don Donald: 
son, 726 So. Chandler St. De- 
catur. Ph. DR. 38-2405. 
 
30 R. I. Red pullets, will 
lay in Spring. Mrs. Reed Wil- 
liarhs, Rt. 2, Bullard Rd., 
Powder Springs. 
 
  
 
  
 
6 Blue Speckled guineas, 
laying age, $1 ea. at my place. 
W.: Kerby, Sr., 3 Dovers 
Bluff Dr. Waverly. 
 
75 Royal Purple guineas for 
breeders, $1.50 ea.: booking 
orders of guinea eggs, $10. 
C., or 12c ea; baby guineas, 
35 ea. at 1 wk. old. R. B. 
Bradshaw, 367 Nelson St. SW, 
Atlanta 3. Ph. JA 4-3660. 
 
40 geese, $1 ea. at my house. 
D. L. Osteen, Jr., Rt. 1, Am- 
brose. 
 
5 turkey hens and 2 toms, 
5 ea. J. V. Hamilton, Hawk- 
ins Rd., Rt. 2, Kennesaw. Ph. 
 
  
 
mington. Ph SO 9-3664. 
 
9-5916 (atter 6 PM). 
 
2 turkeys eid 1 in $3 ea. 
Will not ship. Willie Fitzger- 
ald, Rt. 1, Pitts. 
 
Some turkeys for sale. Roy 
E. Dills, Rt. 4. Blairsville, 
 
POULTRY 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want turkey, chicken, quail, 
and pheasant eggs set on hal- 
ves. Have 150 egg cap. in- 
cubator, Call or write A. C. 
Brown, Jr., P. O. Box 317 (18 
Milton St.) Scottdale. Ph: HI 
3-5371. 
 
Want 8 white guinea hens 
and 1 white guinea roos- 
ter, Will pay $1 each. State if 
you can ship by Express. B. H. 
$5033 Rt, 2, Calhoun. Ph MA 
 
503 
 
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25 or 30 Ringneck phea-= 
sants, $1 ea, Will not ship. 
 
St., Barnesville. 
 
4 nice Ringneck pheasant 
hens and 1 cock, $10; few nice, 
mixed bantam hens, 50c ea. C, 
R. Cole, Carnesville, 
 
6 Chinese Ringneck phea- 
sant hens and rooster, al] 1959 
hatch, $2.50 ea. for lot, FOB. 
M. W. Day Rt, 3, Thomson, 
Ph 2255, 
 
Pigeons, 3 pr. Homing, best 
of bloodlines. $10 for lot; 1 
pr. young white Fantails, $3, 
or swap for pair of any color 
Fantails (no whites). G. B. 
Howell, Rt.2, Box 786, Al- 
bany. 
 
Utility White Kings, $4 pr. 
lots less 10 pr; more than 10 
pr. $3. pr. All pair banded but 
not birth banded. John T. F .#- 
ter, Rt. 7, Goodall Rd. Macon. 
 
  
 
Want at once 3,000 H&M 
White Leghorn pullets. ready 
to start laying. Must be nice 
and at right price. D. Kirk- 
rae Rt. 1, Denton. Ph. FR 5- 
 
Want 12 or 15 laying hens 
and rooster, White Rocks, or 
Reds, or mixed. Will come 
reasonable distance. State 
price, M. E. Houston, Rt. 2 
Woodstock. Ph. GL 5-3110. 
 
Want 1 pr. White Pekin 
ducks. State price. Mrs. Ha- 
 
  
 
GAME TOW efc. 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Peafowls, one 3 yr. old. $25: 
three 2 yr old, $15 ea. Mrs. E. 
W. McCain, Stockbridge. Ph. 
GR 4-4039. 
 
Peacock, 1 yr. old, for sale 
or exch. for peahen. Mrs. 
Geo. Normandy, Rt. 2, Ridge- 
wee Rd. Atlanta. Ph, CE 3- 
0048. 
 
Peafowls: 1 ea. last yrs 
hatch peahen and_ peacock, 
$25 or $15 ea.; 3 yr. old hen, 
$20; 3 yr. old cock, $25, or 
the pr. $40. Jack Jones, Em- 
pire. 
 
  
 
10 Ringneck pheasant cocks, 
1959 hatch, $3.00 ea. Will ship 
 
  
 
10 N. Z. White doe rabbits 
from Reg. stock, 10 mos. old, 
$5 ea. or exch. for young R. z 
Red hens. J. H. Greene. Rt. 
ae 1, Covington, F Ph. 7632. 
 
Ped. Giant ( Chinchilla fi frier 
rabbits. $1 ea; mix. breed 
does, $3 and up; also Cornish 
bantams, White Lace R e d, 
dark and spangled, from show 
stock, $2 ea. up. Chas. B, 
Summers, 131 Lee Road, Rt. 1, 
Mableton. 
 
N. Z. Whites and Black 
Dutch Junior rabbits. 3 mes, 
old and un. All ped. and from 
best bloodlines; also 1 Sr. 
Blue Dutch buck, $5 ea. Pa- 
pers on all. Will ship. R. La- 
ney Brantley, Rt. 2, Wrights- _ 
ville. a 
 
  
 
Sapa White doe, proven nro- 
ducer, to litter March as 
$7.50. Will not ship. Myron T. 
Weiner, 849 Peachtree St. N. 
E. Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 5- 8953. 
 
One buck calf, about 9 mos. 
old, $2: also Dutch, N. Z. Red 
and White bucks: pure and 
mixed does, later. Reasonable. 
Larry Crider. 300 Crider Dr. 
(near Fairoaks), Marietta. Ph, 
9-9794. 
 
_Flight pen raised Fantail 
poe. $3 pr. at my home. 
A, C. Wooster, Rt. 2, Cooner 
ia. Dr., Smyrna. Ph. HE 5- 
580. 
 
Racing Homers, branded and 
working, best of bloodlines. 
Sell or swav for breeders. J. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Exp. Col, Charles H, Sockwell, 
Rt. 2 Leesburg. : 
 
HAVE YOUR 
SEED TESTED 
 
Georgia farmers who have saved seed for planting this spring or who have obtained seed 
epiat have not been tested for germination are surged to get such seed tested before planting. 
 
re Ths includes not only cotton but corn, cowpeas, peanuts, soybeans, millet, lespedeza 
a bahia grass as well. 
 
_ Samples of the first four crops mentioned above should include about one and one half 
: poans of seed while for millet, lespedeza and bahia grass one half pound of seed is all thats 
a to run laboratory tests. 
 
ae All such seed samples sent for testing should be mailed to the State Seed Laboratory, 
e a Georgia Department of Agriculture, 19 Hunter St. SW, Atlanta 3, Georgia. 
Farmers buying seed for planting should read the seed tag carefully before making a 
 
L. Tade, 1328 21st St., Colum- | 
bus. Ph. FA 3-2422. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Kelly Wilson, 725 Greenwood  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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- Hall, Oakfield, 
 
  
 
fur rabbits. Trio, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
GAME, FOWL, etc. 
 
FOR SALF 
 
te Kings, $8.00 
pr.; Muscovy 
dui jantam hens, $1.00 
ea.; sunburst roosters and 
hens, $1,50 ea. Starling Yawn, 
yromville, 
 
Pigeons, W. 
pr. oo AON, 
 
         
 
Northern Bobwhite quail, 
elect for breeders, $3 pr. No 
ess 2 nr, s hipped, Per No. 63; 
 
Eggs, sig Bh. L, Cawthon, 
ee h. GR 8-8106 (af- 
ter 6 P, 6 P 
 
100 i eee 1, mixed with No. 
Ga. quail, hand raised and 
very gentle, $3 pr. Mrs. F. C. 
 
See eee ee 
 
Quail oH, $15 C. on quail 
ehicks, $30 C. May: 6 - 8 wks. 
old, June on, Northern Bob- 
chites. Per No. 47. Not. pre- 
paid. MoM. Cash, Rt. = 2, 
 
  
 
Wrightsville. 
Northern Bobwhite quail, 
mated breeders, $4 pr.; 5 wks. 
 
xp, Col. Send M. O. pe ee 
allace,  Myrtle St. 
tlanta 8. Ph. TR 4- os: 
 
Extra large 1959 hatch 
Northern Bobwhite breeder 
quail, Improved 40 yrs. 1 to 3 
z. heavier than average. 
Pistonin eggs in season. Ga. 
 
er. 1, Free color photos wt. 
ae Wm. A . Thomas, Box K, 
 
Mark Bide. Atlanta. Ph. 
 
M 8-0: 
 
ae guineas pigs (Cav- 
fes), white, red and white 
males, for sale or exch. for 
solid white or solid black fe- 
males. James L. Dunn, 94-5th 
St., N. W., Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 
6-6572. 
 
2 California senior bucks, 1 
pr. guinea pigs ee) for 
ale or trade for Eng. or 
ea senior buck rabbit. Bob- 
 
Bn, 60c ea. Per. No. 103. Ship 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
y Phillips. 514 Rock Sorings 
d, N. E., Atlanta 9. TR. 
 
Purebred N. Z. White rab- 
bits, sub to Ped. and Reg. Ju- 
iors ready for service, $8 ea.; 
erd Senior bucks, proven 
reeders, $10 to $16. Exc. ped. 
uck or doe, for breeding of 
equal quality, or for farm pro- 
duce market prices. C. W. 
Page, 149 North Ave., N. E., 
 
Atlanta 8, ph. TR 4-6452. 
 
Californians, quality breed- 
ing stock from aoe meat and 
mos. old, 
$10, Will ship. T. oy Joyner, 
P. O. Box 1684, Savannah, Ph. 
EL 5-4048. 
 
Young white and sandy 
Flemish Giant rabbits, born 
December, 1959, from reg, 
ped parents, Papers free Does, 
$8.00; bucks, $7 ea. trio, $21. 
Fred Howarth, 2203 Ward 
Ave., Augusta. Ph. RE 3-1836. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
34 lbs. yellow bees wax, 
65c lb. FOB my place. Geo. 
N. N. Thomas, homas, Rocky Ford. 
 
3 large, 100 lb. cap., print 
sacks, mostly 1 of a kind, 35 
$1.55 PP; 3 large, 100 Jb. 
cap., white sheeting sacks, 3, 
$1.35 PP. Mrs. W. Y. Sum- 
mers, Rt. 1, Newnan. 
 
Burlap feed sacks, 
chicken fertilizer, 
nk 
 
  
 
  
 
15c ea.; 
50c bag. 
J Be Carter, McMurry 
, SW, Box 487, Atlanta 1i, 
 
Ph DI. 41388. 
 
Cow lot compost for sale. 
Steve Arnold, Rt. 2, Macon, 
Ph. SH. 2- 0861. 
 
750 old old original green sugar 
 
cane (the soft kind), about 
3-4 ft. long, three cis. per 
stalk at my farm, located 5 
mi. N. Nicholls. W. Cole, Rt. 
ii 1, Nicholls. 
 
~ Salt cured hams, 80c_ 1b. lb.; 
 
  
 
1959 black walnut meats, 
$1.25 lb.; also, 5 lbs., $6. PP. 
Mrs. Boyd Nicholson, it. 
Hiawassee 
 
Martin gourds, 15 and 16 
in., 15; small mixed sizes, 
10c; also fig plants, small 
red fruit, $1. ea. Add post- 
age, no GOD orders. Mrs. 
 
E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150, 
Camilla. 
 
Med. and large Martin 
gourds, 50 ea. small, 35 
ea.; catnip, 30e bunch; pep- 
permint, 30 doz. Add post- 
age. Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt. 
5, Ellijay. 
 
Almost new Jim Dandy 
elec. churn, will fit any size 
churn. Churn not included, 
$12. Mrs. H. J. Young, . 107 
E. Pope St., Sylvester. 
 
Yellow root, freshly dug 
and washed, 4 lb. lard box- 
ful, 85c; also, red hot pep- 
per pods (for home use), 30 
doz. pods. Add postage. Mrs. 
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58, 
 
  
 
  
 
Ellijay. 
 
Irish potatoes for sale. 
Joseph E. Dyer, Star Rt., 
2 
 
Roping saddle complete 
with roping stirups, 15 in. 
padded seat, 13 in. swell, 2 
 
in. cantle with Cheyenne roll 
fully hand carved, $125. C. 
Hatch, 1051, Forest Blvd., 
Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-4239. 
 
Fresh, home made, country 
hog lard, 25 lb. can, $4.; 50 
Ib. can, $8., at my farm. Mrs. 
Kate Harrell, Box 173, Fay- 
etteville. 
 
Slightly used western sad- 
dle, non-roping type, full rig- 
ged, 2-13 strand mohair gir- 
ths, wool skin lined, square 
skirts of waterproof russet 
leather, $65. S. Amann, 3175 
Jeffersonville Rd., Rt. 6, Mac- 
on. 
 
Several hundred gals. old 
Ga. Sugar cane syrup, mostly 
in No. 5 friction top tins, $1 
gal. or 85c gal for lot. FOB 
farm. No shipping; 1959 run 
pure Ga. cane syrup, qt. bot- 
tles, 12 to case, $5 case. FOB 
farm or exp., no parcel post. 
abe Edenfield, Ri, 23 Box 
177, Metter, Ph. MU 5-1083. 
 
Approx. 2 tons of powder- 
ed milk (to raise baby calves) 
for sale or trade for live- 
stock. W. R. sees, Locust 
Grove. Ph. JA 4-3456 (At- 
lanta)  
 
5 gourds, $1.50 to 3rd zone; 
print sacks, washed, ironed, 
100 lb. cap., 4, $1.25 PP. Mrs. 
Orene > Poteat, Rte 2; Buchanan 
 
About 3500 stalks old time 
blue, red eane. (Variety first 
planted in Ga. over 100 yrs. 
ago), 4-5 ft. long, 2-1/2c 
stalk at bed, or 3c stalk out 
on the ground. Small deposit. 
George Guann, Stilwell. 
 
20, ten frame, BEG Lewis 
chunk honey supers, 10 still 
in cartons, 10 assembled and 
2 coats white paint, never 
used; 4, 10 frame, metal cov- 
ered hives, complete, 2 coats 
paint, all for $70. Loyd Han- 
dy, I ithe Young H Harris. 
 
~ Salt cured country , should- 
er, wt. 40 lbs., 40c lb.; white, 
salt cured, side of meat, wt. 
25 lbs., 40c Ib. Come after 
any day except Sun. Clarence 
McMillian, Rt. 1, Dacula, Ph. 
TH 3-2733 . (Lawrenceville). 
 
Old fashion country cured, 
oak smoked, meat, guaranteed 
sound, hams, 85c lb.; should- 
ers, 60c lb. Will ship any- 
where COD by Exp. Cc 
Hurst, Rt. 2, 2, Meigs. 
 
Fresh California multiply- 
ing Beer seed, 25c start, 6 
starts, $1; also, 4 hickory 
smoked hams, one large one 
wt. 26--Ibs:, 3 small, wt. 15 
lbs., 80c lb. vlus postage. E. 
E.. Weeks... Rts. 25> Box::261, 
Blue Ridge. 
 
~All kinds. little peppers for 
home use, 25c tbl. svoonful. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
sides, 40c Ib. All from meat|Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Rt. 4, Val- 
 
type hogs. Will not ship. G. 
L. Bramlett, Rt. 4. Marietta. 
Ph. 8-8947. 
 
  
 
100 feed sacks for sale at 
 
my place. Hubert P. Mann, 
4003 Jonesboro Rd., S. E. Rt. 
1, Box 438-A. Forest Parke. 
 
Old fashion red sugar cane: 
also, improved POJ cane, avg. 
length 4-5 ft., three cts. stalk. 
 
  
 
  
 
dosta. 
 
~ Jumbo bushel gourds, 4-6 
ft. around, $25 ea. or will 
exch. for other gourds. Lewis 
 
Morgen, West Carswell Ave.. 
Waycross. 
 
Pure honey, extracted and 
pasteurized, 2 lb. jar. 60c; 
case of -12.:4ars, $6.25: FOB; 
also, bulk honey, bring your 
 
E. F. McKnight, Rt. 2, Rich-}own container), 25 Ib. John 
 
land (at Renfroe), 
 
L. Snare, Rt. 4, Gainesville. 
 
-| tains 
 
  
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
Want some old _ fashion 
white scallions and white nest 
opiga ta State price. Mrs. 
 
rince, 1848 Derrill Dr., 
Decatur, Ph, BU. 9-3006. 
 
Want old fashion bunch red 
okra, Mrs. H. L. Smith. Rt. 
2, Doerun, 
 
Want plants or seed potatoes 
of the old fashion red yam 
and old fashion Spanish sweet 
 
potatoes. harles Copehart, 
Jr., Rt. - 8, x 124, Jackson, 
Ph. 7930 (Griffin), 
 
Want approx. 20 colonies of 
Italian bees in patented hives 
with racks. Priced reasonably, 
within 50 mi, of Cartersville. 
Roy M. Jordan, 107 Buford 
St., Cartersville. 
 
Want several hundred bu. 
yellow corn in the shuck. Will 
buy in lots of 50 bu. or more, 
within 25 mi. radius of Ros- 
well. State price. John H. 
oes, 986 W. Peachtree 
 
St., NW, Atlanta. 
 
~Want several thousand stalks 
Govt. green seed cane. Ray 
 
  
 
  
 
Cc Taylor, Box 310, Tifton. 
 
Want sheeps wool, 10 or 20 
 
Ibs., prefer unwashed. State 
price in first letter. Mrs. Paul 
Alley, Lakemont. 
 
  
 
Want 15-20 bu. Brabham 
seed peas. S. L. Calfee, Bos- 
ton. 
 
Want old time Indian peach 
trees. S. M. Stout Warm 
Springs. 
 
Want good used western 
saddle and bridle, reasonably 
priced. Sammy Brockington, 
Box 136, Haddock. 
 
Want peck pure Brabham 
field peas. Quote price del. 
to Marietta. J. B. Bowers, 
Box 170, Marietta. 
 
Want 1/2 lb. Comfrey root 
(top plant) and small amount 
of Sweet Gum ' from tree. 
Write first. L. Cowan, 585 
Blvd., SE, Atlanta. 
 
Want seed from largest size 
Jumbo or Dog House gourds: 
also, price of largest gourd 
with seed in it. C. L. Hughie, 
Rt. 8, Box 275, Newnan. 
 
Want some new Geese or 
Chicken feathers. Quote price. 
Mrs. W. C. Smith, 712 W. First 
St., Rome. 
 
Want old fashion Pomegra- 
nate vine seed. Emma Greene, 
Rt. 4, Cartersville. 
 
Want to hear from party 
having eas Beer seed 
for sale. Mrs. H. W. Bennett, 
512 KE. 12th St., Alma. 
 
Want 50 or 75 Ibs. 
 
  
 
corn. 
State price del. to my barn. 
J.T. Speight, Rt. 1, Tallapoosa 
(2 mi. N. of Ebenezer Church) 
 
Want clean country butter, 
near Stone Mtn., Clarkston or 
Tucker. Will come after. Mrs. 
W. A. Blackwell, 2122 Brock- 
ett Rd., Tucker, 
9145. 
 
Want chicken litter to haul 
from Cobb Co. or parts of ad- 
joining Cos. E. F. Wilkins, 
Rts 4, Marietta, Ph. 9-9825. 
 
Want old fashion Hops vine 
(Yeast) plants. N. J. Wilder, 
Wallace Rd;,-S; Atlanta 11. 
 
~ Want few hives of bees 
with supers, etc., as well as 
equip., to keep in the moun- 
during the Sourwood 
flow, on a share basis. Ralph 
Watts, 69 Baker St., NW, At- 
lanta. 
 
Want few Hastings t thin 
shell pecans and a few M3- 
hons. -Gi -Chatftin. Rt: 
Box 3, Monticello. 
 
Want sausage stuffer for 
home use. State price. Mrs. 
Natalie Mizio, Rt. 2, Ameri- 
cus. 
 
Want Mahon, Stuart, Schley, 
Frotcher or any large pecans. 
oO K. Herrin, Nehunta. 
 
Want several loads cow and 
ehicken manure, cured or 
resh. Quote prices and dis- 
tance from Pine Lake or 
Clarkston. H. L. Wilson, 4633 
Ridge Dr., Pine Lake, Ph. 
HI 3-6140. 
 
Want farm bell. State size 
and cond. and price in first 
letter. -B; P: Hunt, Rt.. 4; 
Box 264, Alpharetta. 
 
  
 
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Eastland Rd., SEH, Atlanta o 
Ph. MA. 7-2620, 
Want 2 doz. buck eyes. 
 
State price. Mrs. J. A. Thomas, 
 
Rt. 3, Nicholls. ~ 
 
Want 2 qts. white nest on- 
ions for planting. Mrs. Frank 
Owen, Forsyth. 
 
Want to hear from_ party 
having old black Field peas 
 
  
 
for sale. A. B. Cook, 3009) 
 
Whites Mill Rd., Decatur. 
 
Want to hear from party 
having Nigger Killer pota- 
toes for seed for sale. W. F. 
 
  
 
  
 
Preston, Rt. 1, Box 217-B, 
Cairo. 
Want 2 ats. small white 
 
running Acre pea seed. Mrs. 
J. H. Mann, Glennville. : 
 
Want to buy some gourd 
seed, the kind used for bird 
houses. Mrs. Harold K. Irish, 
145 Mimosa Cir., Smyrna. 
 
Want good clean sage and 
red pepper, home grown. State 
price. Mrs. A. D. Blackstock, 
Rt. 2, Douglasville. 
 
Want 5 Ibs. new white goose 
feathers. No used ones wanted. 
Write price. Mrs. (Fred) Pau- 
line Franks, Hiawassee. 
 
Want to hear from party 
having yellow, red and blue 
mixed old time popcorn for 
seed. H. E. Beckhem, Tren- 
ton. 
 
Want some pure Jones 
Watts mellon seed. M. B 
Woodliff, Rt. 1, Gainesville.  
 
Want red Sassafras roots 
for own use. Mrs. W. J. Boy 
914 Hampton St., College Pans 
 
HANDICRAFTS | 
 
FOR SALE 
 
Nevely pot holders, 25c., 
ea., 6, $1; dainty aprons, 75c 
ea., : oie 35; dish towels, emb. 
35 ea. 3, "$1: dbl. bed size 
uilt tops of new cotton clot 
2.50 ea. Add postage. Mrs. 
Freeman Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay. 
 
3 pe. crocheted vanity sets 
or Emb. with crocheted edg- 
ing $1.00 set; 15 in. crocheted 
rose doilies $1. 50 ea.; pillow 
cases of sheeting, large size, 
with crocheted rose medallion 
$2 set; new handmade guilt 
dbl. bed size $6.50 ea. PP in 
Ga. No stamps or checks, or 
C. O. D. orders. Dura Bradley, 
Rt. 2 Waco. 
 
Little girl print dresses i 
to 6 years $1.50 ea.; 6 to 8, $2; 
Fancy organdy tea aprons 
stitched with automatic ma- 
chine, $1.50 ea. Add postage, 
Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2 Gaines- 
ville. 
 
Handmade bed spread, dou- 
ble bed size made of cotton 
and silk and rayon $3 ea. post- 
age 35c; double bed size new 
 
  
 
  
 
print quilt tops, 2 for $5; new |: 
 
heavy. cotton padded quilts 
double bed size $6. postage 
pale Roy T. Pruitt, Rt. 1 Bu- 
 
Ph. HI 3-|for 
 
  
 
Coffee table runner, cro- 
cheted of heavy cotton thread 
pineapple, snow flake design, 
38 x 28, 8 points $4 or exch. for 
print sacks at: 35 ed: 
postage. Mrs. Mamie E. Lewis, 
Rt. 1 Box 4 Toomsboro. 
 
Handerchiefs, tatted cor- 
ner, $1 ea.: nylon hairpin cro- 
chet stole, $5: pillow cases, ta- 
tted insertion trim $3.50 pair. 
Mary Jo Powell, 405 Georgia 
Ave. S._ E. Atlanta. bs oe 
4-0929. 
 
Hand crocheted orlon capes, 
pineapple design, black or 
white, med. size. $6 ea. Mrs. 
Everett Hunt, Rt, 4, Blairs- 
ville 
 
White crocheted bootees 
trimmed in pink, blue, yellow, 
green 75 pri, bibs to match 
$1 for both, white crocheted 
lace for pillowcases $100 pr., 
white linen handerchiefs trim- 
med in tatting $1 ea.; huck 
towels, in Mexican weave, 
Eg 2 and rose $1 ea. Mrs. 
 
H. H. Robinson, Rt. 1, Monroe. 
 
Pillowcases emb. or patch 
worked $1 pr., 3 prs. $2.75; 
pastel emb. or vrint aprons, 
50c ea. 3, $1.25: bib aprons 
60c; ladies bonn=ts 90c, dress- 
er scarfs emb. crocheted ends 
50c; 4 quilt tops $1.50 ea. some 
higher. Add postage. Mrs. By: | 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
ron Harnee 1 Bhs a Gainesville, 
 
kerson, Rt. 6, Eastm : 
Crocheted doilies, differ nt 
 
  
 
colors, 18 or 21 in,, $2.5 
$2.75; 3 doilies in a set, 
12 in. set, two = in. set, 
 
ea, PP. Mrs, Js Oo 
 
2. Ellijay. 
 
Aprons made of poe new 
 
  
 
  
 
material trimmed 
 
each, also mother and daugh 
ter aprons, 75c a set. 
 
A. Northrop, 114 Waits Ve, 
College Park. 3 
 
Crocheted - oar book 
white, yellow, blue, pink, 
 
.. PP: crocheted. doi 
snow flake design, $1 ea; 
in. diamond design doilies $2. 
ea. PP. Mrs. J. L. Garrett, Rt. 
1 Box 108, Warm Spring: 
 
One crochet bedspread, full 
dbl. bed size, light ecru 1 
sand color, made of res 
crochet thread in a block de. 
sign, $35. Add Rastage Mrs. 
 
ots Fiveash, Rt. 4, Lyons. 
 
16 in x 36 in. scarfs, ha 
emb., nice cloth, natural. fl 
wered col. fade =+ proof em 
broidery thread, hemmed _ id 
laundered ready to = Se 
bunch flowers and natura 
col. butterflies, $1.25 ea, 
plus 15 postage. Mrs. L. 
Sanders, Rt. 2, Buchanan. 
 
Handy slide clothespin- ags, 
 
  
 
  
 
|Denim with bias trim, 
 
opening in front, opening 
top. of bag for inserting cl 
 
es hanger. Hanger a in ul 
ed $1. ea. PP. WED 
- | Suggs, Rt. 1, Chickamaug 
 
Quilts, girl design wi 
gown and bonnet and uw 
la, different color gown. 
1 double Irish chain, red, 
white $10.; two quilts $6. ea. 
six quilts $5. ea; 2-1/2 1 
cotton, lining to match on 
60c ea. Add postage. Mr 
Grady Jenkins, Route 2, 
 
tr | 192, Adairsville. 
 
One odd yellow quilt f 
$3.; one plate applique top on 
white $4.50; one cream gr 
oe cover piece $2.25; Tu 
 
e 
 
  
 
10; ae quilts hand qui 
$3. e PP, some satin line: 
Mrs. "Hattie Hughes, ba  
Street, Toccoa. : 
 
White pollow cases, eml 
crocheted eaee. $1. set; bon 
 
  
 
nets $1..ea.; print or pl 
dish ioweke aE: $1.;. emb. 
plain aprons, small, 50, 
 
75, with bib, $1. Add 25 
postage. Nell Bennett, 
 
Box 21, Oak Wood. 
 
Large crochet | 
 
low, 3 small round ug 
made of No. 30 thread. pr 
$50. Mrs. Goss  Dewe 
Rose. : 
 
New handmade quale able 
bed size quilted, new cott 
padding, pieced in squares, 
 
  
 
q|good new scarfs set together 
 
with stripes, soiled colore 
linings, $8. ea. or 2 for $ 
Add postage. Mrs. P. S. Wal- 
lace, John Petree Rd. Rt. 2, 
Powder Springs. 
 
Corn Support _ 
 
Rates Announced 
The U. S. Depariment 
 
Agriculture has ,announced 
 
minimum national average 
 
support price of $1.06 per b 
 
hel for 1960-crop corn. _ 
 
According to John F. Brad 
 
ley, Administrative Officer of 
 
the Agricultural Stabilization 
 
and Conservation State Of: 
 
this price reflects 65 percent 
 
of the February 1960 
 
pee price of $1.63 per bus- 
 
Under provisions of the Ag 
ricultural Act of 1958, t h | 
corn support price cannot 
less than 65 percent of pari 
The basis for determinin co 
price support under this Act 
which became effectiv  
on ihe 1959 crop, Us 90