Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1960 March 30

Georgia

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ee And Depth
Are Important Factors

mation proved to be misleading.
sibly the three most important
to take into consideration in con-

2. Strategic location to protect
supplies, and 3. Proper depth.

When poultry disposal pits are pro-

uses, But it is very important
the pits be located in such a manner
Ss not to contaminate water supplies.

It is recommended that such pits be
ocated at least 100 feet from any spring
or well from which water is obtained. It is
also recommended that such pits be locat-
d down hill from the water supply if
essary or at least at a lower ground
vel to prevent seepage,

The Department has also been con-
d about reports that many farmers
are having the pits drilled with machinery
at in such instances some pits have
constructed at depths of from 10 to
eet or more. Poultrymen are advised

th hazard. To prevent seepage from
ntaminating water supplies, poultry
should not be more than 6 feet deep

maximum depth be observed in the
uction of such pits.

we now requires they dispose of dead
; In sanitary disposal pits or some
er Satisfactory manner and inspections
will be made to see that poultry pro-
comply with the law.

@ new regulations were drawn up
ut into effect at the request of the
ultry industry itself and are designed
prevent the spread of poultry diseases.

Ithough the regulations were sup-

tive date has now been moved to
1 because of the recent bad weather

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1960

NUMBER 36

DISPOSAL PITS



ting such pits are, 1. A snug fitting

erly constructed with a well-fitted cover
ay be located fairly close to the .

hat. this is too deep and constitutes a

e Health Department insists that

oultrymen are reminded that state





Agricultural
CALENDAR

April 1, Jepeway - Craig Commission Co.
Auction Yard, Dublin - Livestock Short
Course



April 11 - 13, Southeastern Fairgrounds, At-
lonta - Georgia Livestock Exposition.









Sweet Potato Plants
Must Be Certified

All sweet potato plants, vines, or cut-
tings sold, offered for sale, given away, or
otherwise distributed in the State of
Georgia must by law, be certified by the
Georgia Department of Agriculture.

Certified Georgia plants are easy to
recognize by the certificate tape with
which the bundles have to be tied, This
year the tape is red. Printing on the tape
reads as follows, Certified Sweet Potato
Plants1960. The growers number is
also given.

Out-of-state certified plants can be
tied with state of origin tape, however, a

Georgia certified tag must be attached to
each crate.

Certification is for the purpose of pre-
venting the spread of sweet potato in-
sects and diseases. If these were to be-
come widespread, they could virtually

eliminate the growing of sweet potatoes

in the state.

Persons desiring to have their sweet
potato plants certified should write the
Division of Entomology and Plant In-
dustry, State Department of Agriculture,
19 Hunter St. SW, Atlanta, Ga.



which prevented construction of os in
many areas.

Poultrymen needing guides for con-
struction of poultry pits are urged to con-
tact their county agent or write to the
Veterinary Division, State Department of
Agriculture, 19 Hunter Street, Atlanta.

Georgia, First:

@ BROILERS @ PROTECTED FOREST LANDS @ PIMENTO PEPPER
@ PEANUTS @ IMPROVED PECANS

from the



Court Injunction
Against Hog Feeders

Judge George R. Lilly of the Southern
Judicial Circuit in Valdosta recently
granted a court injunction against L. B.
Flucas and Burt James of Lowndes Coun-
ty to prevent their feeding raw garbage ~
the hogs and prevent their feeding gar-
bage without a license.

It is against the law to feed garbage
to hogs unless the garbage has first been
cooked at a temperature of 212 degrees.
Fahrenheit for 30 minutes. The law is
designed to protect swine and humans
disease known as Vesicular
Examthema which has been eradicated
from Georgia and the nation.

Persons feeding garbage to hogs in
Georgia are required to have a license
issued by the Department of Agriculture
and such swine feeding operations are
inspected by the Department to insure
that such garbage is cooked in compliance
with state law.

Must Cerfify Bees
Before Advertising

No advertisements for sale of bees
will be accepted by the Market Bulletin
unless the bees have been certified by the
Department of Agriculture as being free
of diseases. Persons desiring inspection
should write the Division of Entomology
and Plant Industry, State Dept. of Agri-
culture, 19 Hunter St. SW, Atlanta, Ga.

Farm Population Continues To Drop

Only one person in eight now lives
on the farm compared with one in six
in 1950 and one in three 50 years ago,
according to a report prepared coopera-
tively by the Bureau of the Census, the
Department of Commerce, and the Ag-
ricultural Marketing Service.

Since 1950 the farm population has
decreased by 3.9 million, or 15.5 percent.

Todays farm population is 21.2
million compared with 25.1 million in
1950.

Serer nere ne
Arete =

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FARM

WORK

WANTED

Honest, sober man, 43 yr.
1d, want work on farm, can
rive truck and tractor, have

drivers license. Want $20 wk,
alary, room, board and

aundry. Julian Reed, 108 E.
0th St,, Rome, Ph, 5679,

2 White men (father and
on) want farm work within
50 mi. of Atlanta, Strictly
gober and will work for rea-
sonable pay. Can get the work
yore Both well experienced in
arm work. owler,
851 Meadow Lane, Decatur,
h, BU. 9-0827,

Married man, no children,
want job on farm, experienc:
ed in dairying, can drive truck
fhe tractor, no row Peck



herwood Freeman,
est Point,

Strong farm woman, 1 yrs.
old, with 2 boys, 14 and 16
rs, old, want to batch on
arm for June, July and Au-|y
ust on So, Georgia farm and
ork steady until Sept, To be!)
goved. Helen Hall, Trenton

Man 35 yrs. old, with wife
9 (both to work) and child
2 wants job truck or chicken
jerming. 10 yrs. exp. truck
arming and wy working
with chickens. an drive
truck or tractor, ready to
start work. State weekly sal-
ry and living cond. in first
etter. Horace Crosby, Rt. 1,
axley,

Man 29 yrs. old with small
family, non-drinker, willing
and able worker, can operate
farm machinery and an ex-

erienced dairyman, needs
ob on farm. Can move any
time. Cute Dyer, Rt. 1, Felton
next to Walkers store on

wy. 27.)

85 yr. old man with family
want job caring for laying
hens or large number of broil-
er chicks for weekly salary or

y contract, Write number of
ens or chicks you Bay state
salary on contract. ,
uson, Rt, 2, Deniercas





Fer-.

Married man with 5 child-
ren (2 to 9 yrs old) want job
raising chickens or workin
on cattle farm. Have one aoe
arm, willing worker, need
job bad. J. T. Barnes, Rt. 2,
Alpharetta,

Single white man, 22 yrs.
old, wants job on farm, any
type farm work for room,
board and reasonable salary.
Experienced, sober and will-

iy WORE, Leonard Coleman,
411 Pryor St., SW, Atlanta 3.

Single man, 54 yrs, old,
wants job as caretaker on
farm or doing light farm work,
Dependable and do not drink.
Want work immediately. J.
H, Langley, 666 Bryan St., SE,
Atlanta 12.

pg al eee
Settled white woman wants
job on farm doing light farm
work. Can live ia 5 days and
= 2, for room board and $25
K. aplary. Grace B. Edwards,
368 pitol Ave. Apt. 5, A#
lanta,

Woman want job on farm
doing light farm work for

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FARM HELP

Want white, single man, 45
- 50 years old to work around
farm, Must be sober, honest
and reliable. Live as one of
family, and small salary. Mrs,
. Hales, Nicholls.

Went good families to work
on farm. No children under
16 years old, Sober and hon-
est; also want good man and
wife for caretakers. Must be



sober and honest. W. M. Cle-
mones, Route 3, Ph. 6906,
Rome.



Want man with small fam-
ily to work in Dairy and do
other general farm work for
$100 month and house to live

in. Small room and wired
for stove. T. E. Ferrell, Rt. 2,
Madison,



Want middle aged or-elderly
colored soup, no children, as
caretakers. ook after few
chickens and small garden.
House, board and weekly sal-
ary. Permanent place. Country
people preferred. Located near
Roswell, Marietta and Sandy
Springs. G. R. Dendy, Rt. 3,
Ph, Marietta 9-9709, Mariet-
ta.

- Case, model VAC. runs fair.)

good tires, lift needs repair,
$150. cash or trade and pay
dif. for hen cub. Ray Wil-
liams, Rt. Box 150, Forrest
Park, Ph. O, 1-8154.

DeLaval milker, for sale,
includes 2 buckets, pet cocks,
motor and pump; also, want
tractor wagon on rubber, in
good cond, Prefer not over
20 or 30 mi. away. J.
Eshleman, Riz: Hephzibah.

2-1/2 ton 1945 Reo stake
bed for hauling grain, g
cond., $275. or will consider
trade on good ae om: TB
and Bangs tested. Eshle-
an: Ea Se nuibah, Ph:
LY. 2-3621.

John Deere No, 5 mowing
mach., $100.; 8 ft. Easy Flow
spreader, $125.; A. C. 60 com-
bine, new canvas, $300.; Darf.
Rolo rake, $200.; 8 Cultipack-
er seeder, $125.; 10 ft. bush
and bog, 10 disc, $125; culti-
vator and planter for Allis
Chalmers C, $100, Lewis Lind-
sey, Silver Creek.

Sioux 16 hole hog feeder,
extra heavy, 14 gauge doors,
less than 1 yr. old, almost
like new, $80. L. L. Garrett,
Barnesville.

No. 10 B. Rife ram, good
shape, bought new; used about

ood | ter



Want man who can drive
tractor and truck on cattle
farm. No roe crop, Must have
family. Can use some extra
help at times. T. G. Hughes,
Ph, Montocello 2963, Newborn.

Want reliable colored cou-
ple for Alparetta Farm. Care-
taker and odd jobs. Must have
good references. Write only.
W. Lee Morrison, Jr., 325 Ar-
gonne Dr. N. W., Atlanta.

Want working foreman -
manager 30 - 45 yrs. not over
3 children for large farm.
Thoroughly experienced in
peanut and corn farming. Able





cation to keep simple accounts.
House with electricity and
plumbing. On school bus
routes. No drinkers. Must pro-
vide references, Lester Varn,
Sr. Rt. 3, Box 574, Albany.

SALE EVENTS

April 6 Wednesday 1:00
P. M. Polled Hereford Auc-
tion Sale... Featuring
bloodlines of B. H, B. Col,
Misch. 13th. . . Selling 50
lots, consisting of 6 bulls
and 43 females, 18 of which
will have calves. at side.
Airview Hereford Farm, La-
Grange, Ga. R. M. Avery,
Owner,





April 8-9 - Hosdey and Satur-
day 11:00 A . Shet-
land Pony sale Law-
rencevilles semi - annual
Shetland Pony Sale. . , Law-
renceville, Fairground. 200
ponies to be sold. J. H. Red-
dy, Rt. 2, Stone Mountain,
Ga., Phone, 8924,

April 9Saturday12:30 P.M.
-No. Georgia Hereford
Assn., 17th Annual Sale
LaFayette (Walker Co.) ..
New Livestock Center1
mile SW, on ag ope
Menlo Dry Valley Rd .
125 head100 brood cows,
caer at side; 11 bred and
open heifers and 6 bulls
e sold, Mamie J. Ca-







elder people, Want good hehe Temp. Sec-Treas, No.
pay. Sarah Todd, Rt. 1, Ga Hereford Assn., Kens-
ocaiand. ington.
College graduate want work
as working herdsman on 40-
60 cow dairy. W. R. oe
Bloomingdale, Ph. SH. 8-
4229 (Pooler). FOR SALE
Middleage singlem t i
job on ae anet en ceabeal Dbl. section spring tooth

farm for $8 wk. salary, board,
room and washing. All let:
ters ans. Need work at once.

Simon E, Drury, 2507 Rey-
nolds St., Brunswick.

White man, 55 yr. old, want
job on poultry farm, 30 yrs.
exp., can drive truck and
tractor, and any kind of farm
work. Do not drink, can fur-
nish references. 3 in familv.
Will have to be moved Bill
Shirley, Rt. Gainesville
(Browns Bridge Rd., turn
right at 8 - Mile store, T live



4th house on right).

harrow, 8 ft. width, adjustable
teeth angle, in good cond., $45.
Freak Dysart, Rt. 3, Carters-
ville.

John Deere 6 disc tiller
and John Deere smoothing
harrow, $300.; 1950 GMC, 1/2
ton, pick-up truck, new paint
job, new tires, $395. All in
good cond. Jack Smith, Rt. 1,
Colbert, Ph. RI. 2-2325.

to work men, sufficent edu- |

4 yrs., cannot ship. G. E.
Crawford, Rt. 1, Blairsville.
1956 Intnl, C. tractor,

slightly used planters and cul-
tivators, harrow and 2 disc
turner, reasonably priced. T,
K. Moore, Canton.

1950 V-8 Ford pick-up
truck, 4 good tires, one own-
er, reasonably low miles, $350;
also, want smallest size Elec.
incubator, priced to sell. No
junk wanted. E. Head, 149 E.
Forrest Ave., Gainesville, Ph.
LE. 4-7456

Willis Jeep, 4 wheel drive,
steel factory body, in
gone $650. C, C. Poindexter,
Rt. 3, Ellijay, Ph. ME, 5-4141.

D- 4 Caterpillar, a blade,
Hepter winch on good
shape and ready to ae "W. P.
Elder, Jr. 372 Oglethorpe
Way, Thomaston, Ph. MI, 7-
3472 nights.

Chore Master garden tiller,
adjustable foot attachment for
scooter and Nig
and attachment for covering
seed, $90.; Viking suburbanite,
1 wheel tractor with attach-
ments, used less than 15 hrs.,
$105. L. Clyde Bradley, Box
57, Temple.

Hasty auto. chicken ele
with 400 ft. trough and chain,
good cond,, also Premier 1,000
cap., gas brooder and 500 cap.
prooder. Dalton Mathis, Rt. 4,
Fitzgerald.

Massey-Harris 44 Diesel
tractor, completely overhaul-
ed, $1,200; Wilson, 400 gal.
milk bulk tank, excellent
cond., $1,500. LeRoy Parson,
Davisboro, Ph. FI. 8-3222.

3 roller power syrup mill
and 10 ft. copper pan for sale
or exch, for cow; also, pulp-
wood saw, wheel type, with
6 H. motor and 28 in. saw.
W. M. Harris, Jeff Davis Rd.,
Thomaston.

1040 Farmall, in good cond.,

good tires with smoothing
harrow, $1,000. cash or with-

-|out harrow, $700. Josan Geia,

Rt. 2, Lawrenceville.

Tuffy Jr. garden tractor, 1
H,, with turn plow, cultiva-
tors and rotary mower, chains
for wheels, $50. James Co-
croft, Rt. 4, Madison, Ph,
545-M2.

1 man power chain saw,
used very little, good cond.;
Gould deep well pump, 40
gal. tank, 1 H. GE motor, no
pipe. A. M. Williamson, 1295
McPherson Ave,, SE, Atlanta
16, Ph. JA. 3-0857.

300 gal, fuel oil tank in
good cond. R. G. Duren, 2453
Wesley Chapel, Rd, NW,
Atlanta, Ph. BU. 9-7028.

Allis Chalmers G tractor,
good as new (not rebuilt),
with cultivator, harrow, plan-
ter and disc, $650. Jim Con-
well, Comer, Ph. SY. 1-5423.

John Deere H tractor with
cultivators, planters and all
equip. Faris Maleom, Rt, 1,
Monroe, Ph. 8-4193.







2 tandem sections of John
Deere rotary hoe, ce in.
wheels, like new, $150. Le



Pullen, Rt. 1, BYP: Ph, Wo:
3-4632.

Two 1,000 bu., grain bins,
steel floors and in excellent
cond., $275, ea. Jack Ws pe



fell, Rt 2 Pebuate Poy
19

or sweeps |



with wide point, $1
ditch bank blade, $1.5
picks, reg. size, $1.75. e
cross cut saw (narrow), $1. 30: 5
sae pene: handle cultiva-
$2.25; 8 in. oor pulley
(shaft), | 50, H. 13s Wilsens> 23
4633 Ridge Dr., Pine Lake,
Ph. HI. 3-6140.

400 gal. Craft bulk milk ~
tank, 3 Surge milkers with air _
compan; Case silage cut-
Case combine and_ one 2

ay Deicad right. 2G.
Daile 1 Sark Ave, Mil- oe
len, : 8 :

1949 Case tractor, hacneas Ee
and cultivators, $450. for lot.
Lift needs minor repair, trac-_
tor has almost new tires on ~
rear, front ae good. Bill
Abernathy, Rt. Gainesville,
(12 mi. W. Gicatetes Tone a
munity). : <

2 H. wagon with pranen se
body, tractor hitch; 2 H. corn
stalk cutter; 4 wagon wheels _
and other cultivating equip.
All in good cond. Reasonable
for cash, Located on farm
near Mableton. Mrs. Carl ~
Gann, -Rt. 4, Box 618, Smee cas
Ph. $-2657 (Austell). t

4 x 4 Chev. truck in n good
cond. with winch Tae about.
400 ft. of Cable for sale or
trade so Chev. Dick eS truck
or a bi ie ae rae Weg

i Warm

Evans,
NO. 3-2 03a





right















































Springs,
(Pine Mountain).

2 H. wagon,
cheap; 2
tor, good cond.,
1/2 mi. off Hwy. 61 betw.
Dallas fy aa Villa Rica behi
new Ga, School. Johney
Andrews, Rt. 2, Villa Rice. _

John Deere, 4 disc, tiller,
in perfect cond., $135.; John
Deere mowing mach.,
cond., $150.; hay rake, Be
cut-off saw, factory built,
Turner riding cultivator,







cond. with plows and attach...
$30. Leonard bee co , Jack-
St., Hartwell, Ph. i
after 5 A

Re ee eee
Good 2 H. wagon; pea hul-
ler, good cond., can be run by |
hand or power. Located at m:
farm 2 mi, out from Jeter
son on Maysville Rd. C.
ger Sr. Jefferson, Pe

Planet Jr., 1-1/2 HP, Briggs
oe naiden ip? leas 4
a are or gen. gardening,
good cond S780 F Farm Master ;
hot water. een oe 8554
egg oy used qnly 4 hatch 4
ings, cond., $30.; one,
ten ola laying nests, $7.50.
Mose Garner, 2771 Pleasant
Wood Dr., Rt. 2, Decatur, Ph. ie
GA, 3-9130 days. ie

Berkley, 1/2 HP, deep well
water pump and 42 gal. a ee
guaranteed A-1 cond; also,
Lilliston corn sheller with
pulley attached. Reasonalily
priced. Nolan Frost, Rt. 2, Box
214, Wrightsville, . 2 oe

New elec. mix mill witl
screens and 2 HP motor, used
to grind chicken feed. |
grind a Poin Ro 900 Ibs,
3 a3 oe L. Roberson, E


:

teas!

7 ars 9 HP, aioe:
ed Wisconsin gasoline en.
used to pull corn sheller,
good cond. B. E. Ha
1 Conyers, Ph. 7289.

Good 1 H. wagon;
_ smith tools;
planter; one ea. Lynchburg |
and 3 turners; one ea. sini
and a plow s also,
about 2 tons Q-too- tan

t Fuller Sr... Rt























hay. M. T.
Carrollton. (at Clem). |

D-4 crawler pegen Aart
rent model, eanPerd

yd. scraper and dozier ruin

working cond.

Kelley, Box 307, Rt
Smyrna. :
John Deere 40 a a
Intn]. 64 one with | aa
tor; Gollard.
rake; Ford sub-soiler; F

2 blade turning plow; bos
back end loader Sk
post hale dig









x
cond. Jesse ager kwitl
Randall Mill Rd., atlanta %
Ph. CE. 7-9803.

1952 Farmall H panae oa
fit complete; also 1956 Intn
1/2 ton, heavy duty pick
side del. rake. stalk





er, 1 ce cement mix-

/2 Briggs-

engine, trailer type

Pneumatic tires,

$125. C. M. Betterton,

Campbellton Rd. (at
iver), Atlanta 11.

w hand duster, used 1

ank type and Le corn
er, $15. for both.

e, New J Franklin Kan tax

G. C, tractor and 1957
tandem trailer, both
od cond. W. E. Moore,
aston, Ph. MI. 17-7234.

heel Bready garden trac-
new 3 HP Briggs-Strat-
engine, turn plow, disc
cultivators and lay-
plow, $125. Grady Cham-
8638 Spring St., Cham-
, Ph. GL. 7-3655,

2-1/2 HP David Bradley,



, attaches to foot, used
y little, $75. Donald Wal-
: 200 Weaver Dr., Mariet-

Tractor drawn John Blue,
om cotton duster, good as
easonably priced. No

3 oe R. L, Campbell, c/o
oe Temple,

Mine Farm, Rt. 2,
tandem harrow, 26 in.
King plow, excellent

.; 6 ft. tandem smoothing
arrow, 16 in. disc. Dock Gib-
ae

Palm

etto.
Bucyrus Erie hydraulic
ade, complete for
"1, crawler, $700. C.
rein Wrens, Ph. Li.

By:
Tee

oH Farmall Super M;

54 Bush hog rotery mower;

10 disc, hydraulic Tay-

ay bush and bog har-

2 O58 Farmall 33 front

r on loader; sub-

ed 1953 Intnl. 2-

truck; 1958 David Bradley 8

ft. wide fert. spreader. Mack

a ee Stone Mtn.

lee . Lithonia, Ph. HU.

Case 2 row SC tractor with
eultivators and planters,
slightly used; 2 disc trailer
type ow; heavy, 2 sec., cut-
Ee mee 6 row cotton
er; 2 H. wagon and two,
cultivators. J.
airmount, Ph,

row, walking
ue

rn farm _ irrigation
stem, good cond. waters
full acre at a time with 1
eo 1,200 ft. pipe, motor,
D1 mounted on_ trailer,
; John Deere 40 2 row,

ea ator, planters, disc =

all good cond.,
ies Poca Rt. 3
Zebulon, Dh 20

600 gal. Desi Fock bulk
Penk for sale, used only
os. Frank P. Freeman,

} mos.
: 7 . Talbotton, Ph. MO. 5-



#H tractor, 3/W.
7 ft. dbl. sec.
ood cond.,
. Ponder,



10 disc bush and bog Tay-
-way harrow, power con-
on ys some but

oe Keadle,
atesville, Pe on 3 (Barn-
_ esville).

John Deere A tractor, Ro-
lomatic: front end, new motor
and tires, Done and starter.

Cecil Embry, R . 2, Eatonton,
_ Ph. 3836.

956 Allis Chalmers CA
tr ctor with planters and cul-
good cond., $1,200.

af 3, Mc-











-1/2 HP Pomona turbine
* acer well pump. 100 gal. per.
min. cap. from 120 ft. setting,
uses 3 phase current. Com-
1 a with starter and_switch
anne ve ol ene ar

= Ph. PO:: 15377.

tractor and all equip.,
Ors, plows, harrows
in new

good | McC

Circle E. Ranch, Hwy.

int hitch tractor with 6588

ood cond. sith cultivating
equipment. W . M. George Sr.,

row, power take-off, 2 dise
tiller plows, 8 disc harrow,
cultivators and planters, used
500 hrs, $1,200. Mrs. H. T,
ullum, Sr., Rt. 2, Stock-
bridge, Ph. 6207 ( Conyers).

Mule drawn mowing mach.,
good cond., $25. At my farm,

mi. S. Brooklet. Mrs. J. W.
Forbes, Brooklet.

1 row Allis Chalmers trac-
tor, turn plow planter, fert.
attachment, cultivators, drag
harrow, mule drawn cultiva-
tors and other farm equip.:
ye set of blacksmith tools.

Edwards, Rt. 1, Cedar-
tens

Gehl ensilage harvester with
row crop and grass attach-
ment; New Holland hay bail-
er, No. 77 with air-cool V-4
Wisconsin motor, all in ex-
cellent cond. ae Davia, Rt.
3, Madison, Ph. 609

87 HP G. M. Diesel motor
and Meadows hammer mill,
model No. 30, 8 V-belt drive:
1 ton, Kelley Davies vertical
feed mixer; syrup machine,
complete with motor, starter
and 1,500 gal. syrup tank.
C. Ellington, Conyers, Ph.
4411,

2 John Deere B tractors
with powertrol and PTO, in
good cond. One has Roller-
Matic front end, $450. and
$550. Jinks Scott, Rt. 2, Jesup,
Ph. GA. 7-3623.

2 disc Dearborn tiller for
Ford tractor, in good cond.,

o70, Cc. i. Paulk Rts 1, Dan-
ville.
Steel manual frame and

g | Saw, all in good cond., $35.;

2 H. drawn mower, $25. Will
not ship. Ray Greenway, Rt.
1. oe Hall Rd., Lula, Ph.

Ford dump truck, SS Paul
hydraulic hoist body, 8:25
dual tires, truck used less
than 10 hrs. since $320. was
paid for new motor and clutch,
$350. cash at my farm, 6 mi.
E. Fort Valley on Hwy. 96..
E. E. Wantland, Rt. 1, Box 110
Fort Valley.

Farmall A tractor and 2
disc plow; VAI Case tractor,
original tires on front; John
Deere, 3 disc, tiller; Mount
Vernon fert. and seed poresd:
er, new tires; John Deere
combine, PTO drive, good
cond., homemade, 2 wheel,
farm trailer, E. D. Purcell,
Lovejoy, Ph. GR. 8-9128.

tor with cultivator, fert. and
planter, 2 blade tiller and
disc harrow, front and rear
lift, power take-off with
front and rear lights, $900.
for lot. M. G. Arnsdorff, Rt.
2, Springfield, Ph, PL. 4-

Burrows portable aluminum,
16-24 ft., elevator with or
without elec. motor, hog
breeding crate, hydraulic, 3
point hitch, pump and con-
trols, take- off pulley . govern-
ings, aluminum top sides and
back with push up door glass-
es for Jeep model CJ5. John

W. Wilson, Stapleton, Ph. LI.
7-6827 (Wrens).

A ERC ee
Farmall M tractor; Farmall
Super A tractor with 1. row
planters, cultivators and dis-
tributors; farm type 250 gal.,
spray oa rotary pasture
mower; I. H. tractor mounted
mowin; mach., all in good
cond, ey Giles, Rt. 2, Fort
Valley, Ph. TA. 5-5860.

250 gal steel DeLaval bulk
milk tank, 40 mo. warranty
given. Will deliver and install
any reasonable. distance. Em-

ory L. Brinson, Rt. 6, Syl-
vania, Ph. TH. 1-7531.
D-7 Caterpillar, 9G4811W,

dbl. drum power unit, cable
control, motor overhauled,
everything new in the motor,
new rollers, sprockets and
bushins and pins, $1,200.
Clyde Fortner, Rt. 1, Dah-
lonega, Ph. UN. 4- 3788.

a ania
-1 acre pheasant pens, 1
and 2 in. wire. Cheap if party
.| will take down. W. P. Head,
Rt. 1, Barnesville, Ph. 682-M4.

One set lane and culti-
vating equip. for 2 row VAC
Case tractor for sale; also,
want one head for VAC Case



, Sam BE Fools: Ox-



re trettor in A

Allis Chalmers B tractor, 1

1952 Super A Farmall trac- | 4





2 grist mills;
bonne mill; complete Letz
feed mill; 3 dise John Deere
plow, like new; new Cole|3
(dbl.) mule planter; 2 wheel
pulpwood saw; 2 H, i ie
for sale or exch. for goo

H. wagon. R. B. Curtis, Farm-
ington, Ph. Madison 2603.

John Deere No. 40, 3 point

{lift, wide front tractor with

side MTD cultivator, 8 ft.
kick dump hay rake, 16 disc
KBL John Deere harrow, No.
5 J. D. Dearborn mowing
mach, All or part, A-1 cond.,
Farmall H. tractor, good rub-
ber, a paint, A-1 cond.,
$700. W. P. Norred, Short Rt.,
Macon, Ph. SH. 3- 7287,

Avery A tractor, cultiva-
tors, 2 row, hand operated
penny rebuilt and used only

to pull mowing mach. for 2
seasons, has 1 good as new
rear tire and tube, $285.;
Massey-Harris mowing mach.,
6 ft. blade, model 40, fits
pony tractor and the Pacer,
$75. Hoyt C. Maxwell, Rt. 1,
Dacula, Ph, TH. 3-2914
(Lawrenceville).

1951 and 1952 Ford trac-
tors; 1953 Allis Chalmers trac-
tor with 3 point hitch, good
mechanical cond. Farm locat-
ed on Campbellton Rd., 3rd

V.|driveway past river from At-

lanta. R. W. Caldwell, Doug-
lasville, Ph. WH. 2-3454.

Oliver. walking cultivator
with plows, scratchers and
fenders, good cond., $10.; 92
Chatt. turning plow with 5
new plow points, used only
about 1 day, $10.; 93 Chatt.
turning plow, $5.; good fert.
distributor, only a few hrs.
wear, $5. John W. Shepherd,
Rt. 1, Rocky Face.

Bush and bog 10 disc har-
row, excellent cond., 0.;
also, 32 ft. lufkin flat trailer,
$500. John Pope, Sharpsburg.

Farmall C tractor, 2 disc
plow, harrow, Bermuda grass
harrow, planters, cultivators
and 2 wheel trailer, all in fair
cond. for sale or trade part on
Chev. pick-up truck. Ruel
Standridge, Rt. 4, Commerce,
Ph. 5-4105.

1954 Ford tractor in good
cond.; 1955 Ford, 2 ton, dump
truck, 5 forward speeds with
2 speed axle; 1946 Intnl., 2
ton, truck with 2 speed axle,
14 ft. flat body; mowing mach.
for Farmall tractor, 6 row
cotton duster; 1949 Chev., 1/2
ton, truck. R. F. Engeman,
McDonough, Ph. 4371.

1952 Ford tractor, good
cond., $695.; Willys 1946 jeep,
4 wheel drive, now in opera-
tion, $195.; Lilliston trailer,
wheel, rubber tires, trailer
with flat body, $100. Weyman
E. Rooks, Newton, Ph. 4142
(2 mi. W. Newton on State
Hwy. 200).

1957 Super C tractor, in
good shape, good tires and
Taylor-Way harrow, both used
about 5 mos.; also, plows and
other farm equip. for sale. R.
E. Rogers, c/o Rogers Gro-
rhe 85 eos Riverdale (1

EQUIPMENT

WANTED





Want set of cultivators and
planters with 3 point hitch
to fit Ford tractor. James
Paul, Stapleton, Ph. LI. 7-
6401 (Wrens).

Want front end loader with
hydraulic cylinders to fit
Model WD Allis Chalmers
tractor. Kedrick Newton,
Kathleen, Ph. GA. 9-2359
(Perry).

Want dirt pan for Cub trac-
tor; also, manure, _ either
chicken or cow. H. L. Wilson,
4633 Ridge Dr., Pine Lake,
Ph. HI. 3-6140.

Want adjustable foot unit
for David Bradley garden
tractor, 1959 model, in good
cond. State best price. Hu-
bert Jarmon, Rt. 2, Powder
Springs.

Want farm Jeep with 4
wheel drive, good cond. Must
be reasonable. James W.
Parks, 293 Dickson Rd., Ma-
rietta, Ph. 9-9796.

Want two, 16 in., heavy
duty truck wheels. The type
used for duals, either Ford,
Dodge, GMC, Chev. or Intnl.,
Ler prefer Ford or Intnl. C.

F,. Trammel, Cloudland.



torae (abl:





Want tractor drawn rock
%\picker. Edwin Q. Respess, 129
Carnegia Way, NE, Atlanta

, Ph. JA, 4-2676.

Want small incubators suit-
able for game birds and ban-
tams. John E. Sheffield, Rt. 1,
Stilson.

Want 1 or 2 corn detasslers
as soon as possible Charles
Payne, Rt. 4, Americus, Ph.
7407 nights.

Want used tractor tire, size
11 x 38 or 12 x 38, with no
blowouts. Calvin B. Oliver,
207, Warner Robins,

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE







Green cane seed, 5 - 8 ft.
oe very fine, $5 C. stalks.
G. Shuman, Ellabell, Ph.

': -3286 (Pembroke).

Good, tender, white corn-
field bean seed, Germ. 91 pct.,
75 cuptul; red speckled
Crowder peas, Germ, 85 pct.,
50c cupful. Add postage. Mrs.
Carl Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Little white, 6 weeks bunch
beans, very tender, Germ. 86
pet. $ 1 cupful. PP. Mrs. Lee
Reece, Rt. 2, Box 77, Ellijay.

50 bu. 90 He see Vel-
vet beans, $10.50 bu. W.
Duke, Rt. 3, Buena Vista.

Sage plants, catnip bunch 1.

Blue Damson plum trees, re
plum and peach trees, 6, $1;

also, Horse Apple trees, Crab

Apple trees, and Muscadine
grape vines, 5, $1. Add post<
age. Mrs. F. M. Turner, Rt. 6,
Gainesville,

Cert. Superfection ever-
bearing strawberry plants, $2
C. PP. Ga. orders only. C. A,
Shell, 1675 Willis Mill Rd.,
ae Atlanta 11, Ph. DI. 42

Early Jersey Wakefield,
frostproof, cabbage plants,
300 $1. 500, $1.50, $2.75 M;
white Bermuda onion plants,
300, $1. 500, $1.50, $2.50 M.

PP in Ga. R. Chanclor, Pitts,

Ph, MI. 8-2035.
~ Pensacola Bahia seed, Pur-

ity, 90 pct; Germ. 90 pet., 24e.

lb. FOB my farm. Herman A,
Friedaam, c/o Windyridge

Farms, Marshallville. Ph. 3811. -



Ga. Reds or Copperskin po-
toto plants, good count guar,
$4 M. Prepaid to 3rd zone by
parcel post. Shipments begin
early April.
Alma. Ph. 4441,

Old fashioned, tender, white
garden Creaseback and o!d
fashioned tender, white haif
runner bean seed, Germ. 87
pct... ea. 65* =cuptul= alge.
large, blooming sunflower
seed, 30c cupful. Add postage.

E.|Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5 Box



Good, tender, bunch bean
seeds, little 6 wks. pink pea-
nut half runners, white half
runners, all 65c cupful; good,
tender, green podded bunch
okra, 50c cup. Add postage.
No stamps or checks. Mandy
Banks, Rt. 1, Ranger.

Cert. sweet pee plants,
Ga. Reds, $4 M.; also, coo
Skin bunch and P. Ra
All plants FOB Lyons. Sill
be ready about April 15.
Large or small orders. E. L.
Driggers, 106 Columbia Ave.,
Lyons, Ph. 4526.

Early bearing strawberry
plants, $1 C; 300, $2.75. Add
postage, Mattie Duren, Res:
Cumming.

Everbearing strawberry,
$1.50 C; Old Fashion seed-
ling Peach, Red and yellow
Plum, 3, $1: Min. Huckle-
berry, bearing size, Black-
berry, Dewberry, 12, $1; Mus-
cadine Peake (well rooted),
4 to 10 - , $1; Wild straw-
bery $1. C. Mrs. B.
Thomton, Rt. 1 Bowdon.

Lucretia Dewberry plants,
early bearers, 10 - 12 in.
plants, $12 doz.: white Mul-
berry sprouts with some root,
1-2 ft. $1.50 dow.; Big Boy
Suomrerny, prolific bearers,
$1.25 doz. Mrs. B. Robinson,
Greenville. :

Black raspberry plants, $3
doz. Add 25c postage. Mrs. J
H. Voyles,
Morrow.

Raspberry, eign
Dewberry plants, 6, $1;



Hwy. 54, Rt. 1

bear-
ing size, Mt. Huckleberries,
85e doz. Add postage. Mrs.

Frank Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Charles Wakefield and Co-
penhagen Cabbage, 75c C. 500,
$1.75, $3.00 M; White Bermu-
da Onions 75 C. 500, $1.50,
$2.50 M. PP. H. E. Smith,
Box 82 Baxley.

Old Fashion Bunch okra
seed Germ. 93 Pct., Black
striped half runner Bean

seeds Germ. 95 Pct., 40c cup.
All del. Mrs. Leila Phillips,
Route 1, Royston.

Gane seed, green, 6 to 8 ft,
long, $5 per 100 stalks at Bed.;
big soft U. S. green cane for
market and Speman ry $6.00 per
100 stalks at bed. W. C. Burn-
sed, (Bryan Co.) Ellabell, Ph.
Pembroke 3-2568.

Garlic, 5c, 50 doz.; ed
Strawberry popcorn 10 a $1.-
25 doz.; Florida. Giant Straw-
berry, $1 C; Indian. Squaw
Corn, 91 Germ., 50c cup, ear
25c, Boquet Banna Pepper 10c.
Mrs. Tom Harkins, Mountain

ity.

1959 gour seed, The Bushel,
large long handle and Bird
house, 15 seed of either, 25c,
plus stamped envelope. Mrs.
Alta Wood, Rt. 2, Martin.

Bushel gourd seed, 30
seed 25c and stamped enve-
lope; Martin gourds 50c ea.
if come after, Mr. Dewev
Gulledge, Rt. 7, Dallas.

58, Ellijay.
Combine Peas, germ, 87
pte., $4 Bu. in new two bu.

bags; second year Empire cot-
ton seed, germ. 82 pct. in 100
lb. new bags at $7.00 Cwt.
Mark T. Warren, Dewey Rose.

Large shortneck Martin
gourd seed, 25c large pkg. Mrs.
Ben McBryant, Rt. 1, Box 99,
Fitzgerald.

Martin gourd seed 10c doz.;
3 doz. for 25c plus 4c postage.
Douglas Payne, Rt. 3, Canton,

Large round dark rind, yel-
low meat watermelon seed, 78
Germ. 40 for 10c and self ad-
dressed stamped
Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Rebecca.

Old time corn field bean
seed; Speckle cut shorts, Germ
77 pet. white cut short, Germ.
73 pct.; mixed cut shorts and
creaseback, Germ. 80 pct.;
white half runner garden
beans, Germ. 92 pct.;
cupfull. A dd_ postage. No
checks Mrs. Preston Souther-

T. land, Rt. 3 Ellijay.

Gourd seeds African Jumbo
4-5 ft. around, also Freak, 35
ea., 6, $1; Mammoth Dipper,
1/4 in. thick 12, $1; Birdhouse
50c doz.;

dressed envelope; African
Jumbo gourds 8 - 10 gallons,
$8.00 - $10.00. H. W. James,
Rt. 1 Warm Springs.

Kudzu crowns, rooted, $2

/1C., 500, $7, $12.50 M. Add pos- ~

tage. Ethel
Gainesville.

Martin Gourd seed, 15c doz.
or 2 doz., 25c Mrs. J. A. Mar-
tin, Martin, Ga.

Indian corn, squaw type
bright colors and stripes, germ,
90 pct. 50c, a cup full; Martin
and Dipper gourd seed, 25
pkg. Add postage. Mrs. CG, D;
Sellers, Rt. 2 Ellijay.

Seed or bedding potatoes
Ga. Red skin, State inspected,
$2.50 per bu. T. E. Robinson
Sr. Jackson P. O. Drawer 78,

Hastings extra early, Rut-
gers, Giant Tree, and Burpee

Crowe, Rt. 2,

Big Boy tomato and sweet and

hot pepper plants. All grown
and sold in pots. No mail or-
ders. Jean van Goidtsnoven,
1554 Willis Mill Rd. Ph, 840],
Atlanta.

Tender White half runner
garden bean, 45c cup; white
creasbacks and cutshorts mix-
ed, 75c cup. Add postage. No
checks or stamps. Mrs. ina
Goble, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

FEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE





Coastal Bermuda pellets, in
100 Ib. bags, high protein con~
tent. Good cow, horse or hog
feed. $38. ton. Chas. Mason,
Swainsboro. Ph. BE 17-8798.

Bermuda grass, $5. per
truck load.. J.



Covington.

ss PAGE THREE

Ue ihe Williams,

envelope._

Ea. 65

Indian wife beater,
6, 50c. Send stamped self ad-

H. Rockmore,




























































TEED & GRAIN

FOR SALE



Excellent Sericea Lespede-

ga hay, square bales. Never
$30. ton at barn. Alvin
Biitholland, en Church Rd.
. Auburn. hornwell 3~
Bri ( sasgtucaeriley:

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE

Cattle

Reg. Polled Hereford bull,
yrs. old with papers; also,
lue roam saddle mare, nice
for children. W. M.
t. 3, Jeff Davis Rd.,








Reg. Angus bulls, 8 mos. to
yrs. old, calfhood vaccinated.
rom good bloodlines. F. W.
hillips, e/o Westover Farm,
ennesaw, Ph. 8-2959 (Ma-
jetta),

Purebred polled Hereford
ull, extra nice, about 6 mos.
Id, $180.00; 4 good polled
Jerefor heifers, 5 - 6 mos.
, $110 ea. James Cocroft,
t. 4, Madison, Ph. 545 M - 2.

Good work mule, wt. about
$,000 Ibs., no plug; also, No. 1
ule x Sales D:sH.- tal,
enter Dr., Rt. 1, Smyrna, Ph.
Y 4-6993.

White Faced bull calf, 3
ks. old, $30.00; Lester Cook,

ig Shanty Rd., Rt. 2, Box 9,
&ennesaw,

At Auction: Over







60 fine
Bs horned Hereford cows, |30)

ost of them with calves at
ide and bred back. Auction
4 the Annual North Ga. Here-

rd Assn. Sale, LaFayette
{Walker Co.). Saturday, April

1960, Pierce A. Yates, Flint-
gione,

Male veal calf, Jersey and
Guernsey cross, about 7 wks.

d, $27.00 at my barn. P. B.

rown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Outstanding son of Black
es 27th, of Angus Valley,



yrs. = 1,400 lbs., very
ntle Lee, c/o Fran -
oy Farm, Red Oak.

Purebred Canadian Hol-
tein cow, 1,100 lbs., freshen
soon with 3rd calf; "ayr. old,
olstein bull, purebred, arti-
cial breeding for sale or
ea tor purebred Angus
pull. Casteel, 1766 Broc-
ett Ra eps Ph. HI, 3-
894, (Atlanta).

Real nice, half Guernsey,
alt Jersey heifer, artif. bred

Black. Angus, to freshen in
@uly. Mrs. J. D. Glaze, o a:
tone Mountain, Ph. 9459

Jersey cow, 3rd calf dud
Be 8, 1960. J. O. Wallace,







34 So, Main St., Jonesboro,
h. GR. 8-6120.

18 bulls, 12 - 14 mos. old.
heifers, 8 mos. - 1 yr. old.
-ows with heifer calves. Poll-
Herefords, well marked and

f good bloodlines. Harry A.
asden, MD, Quitman.

3 mo. old male calf for sale
or exch. for honey bees in
patented hives or for pigs; al-
oO, want horse drawn ferti-
izer distributor, prefer knock-
gr type, in good cond, C. H.
rown, Rt. 1, Dacula.

Reg. horned Hereford bull,
fod May 23, 1959, of Larry





nd Duke bloodlines and from
n outstanding sire tha
eighs 1,800 lbs. Carl Roberts,
all Ground.

Several thoroughbred Santa
Gertrudis bulls, 10 - 4 mos,
ld. H. E. Danner, c/o Pine
ill Farm, Box 113, Glenn-
Ville, Ph. OL. 4-2001 days.

Swine

Reg. Landrace boars and
ilts, service age and wean-
fing pigs, from performance
ested Cert. meat boars. Vac-
ginated, Ga. Cert. Brucello-
sis Free Herd No. 17, $25 and
p. J. W. Trunnell, Jr., Rt.: 2,
ae Ph. WE. 4-2040.

12 or 15 good feeder shoats,
uroc and Berkshire crossed,
6c lb., wt. about 75 or 80 lbs.
@a.: also, few purebred Berke
hire barrows and gilts, no
Boars. J. Paul Higginbotham,
t. 1, Bogart. ;





Reg. Landrace, service age
boars and gilts, from popular
bloodlines, Reg. in buyers
name, prices start at $25. M. T.
Courson, Hazlehurst.



2 Hereford boars, of pure-
blood line, one just ready for
service and other 1 yr. old.
Mrs. Kenneth Church, 1106
McMillan St., SW, Atlanta, Ph.
TR, 2-0828.



3 Spotted Poland China and
Duroe sows with pigs (some
can eat), sold together or
seperate; also, Spotted Poland
China stock hog, 2 yrs. old.
Priced according to size. Good
price given if all taken to-
gether. Loyd Andrews,
4421 Bloomfield Dr., Macon,
Ph. SH. 2-3679.

Reg, Duroe pigs, 14 wks.
old, Reg., wormed and treated
for Cholera. Sired by Grand
Champ boar; also, Reg, Du-
roc sow, 16 mos. old, $40.00.
Roscoe McDonald, Jr., 1, Mil-



|ledgeville, Ph. GL. 2-27686.

Reg, Spotted Poland. China
male hogs, 7 mos. old, meat
type, from large litters, Pric-
ed right at my barm, 1 mi. S.
Hahira on Hwy. 41. G. E. Cor-
nelius, Hahira, Ph. 68-R-12.

Reg. Duroc pigs, 3 boars
and 3 gilts, 20 wks. old, from
fine breeding stock, $25 ea.
James Morris, Avondale Rd.,
Rt. 3, Macon, Ph. SH. 5-6868.

Duroe boarg and gilts, 3
mos. old, $15; 3-1/2 mos. old,
$17, All wormed and treated
for Cholera, ean be Reg. in
buyers name: Duroc sow, not
Reg., 3 yrs. old, $30. Frederick
Zipperer, Box 182, Guyton
(15 mi. SE of and St. Hwy.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

2 real gentle Shetland po-
nies, children can drive and
ride, 2-1/2 yrs, old., cart and
harness; also, Allis Chalmers
tractor with planters, culti-
vators and harrow. Real cheap.
Charlie Hayes, Union Point,
Ph. HU. 9-2051 after 3 PM.

Shetland ponies: gentle, 47
in., 4 yr. old, red and white
stud; 6 mos. old, red and
white stud colt; 2 black .~d
white mares, 1 yr. old, $400
or $225 ea. George Hubbaza,
612 Benson St., Hartwell, Ph.
FR. 6-2557.

Gray mare mule, about 10
yrs. old, gentle and a good
work mule, reasonably priced,
Located between Dallas-Villa
Rica, 1/2 mi. off Hwy. 61 be-
hind New Ga. Scheol. Johney
C. Andrews, Rt, 2, Villa Rica,

6 yr. old, brown and white
spotted Shetland pony, well
broke for children. Orville
Sweet, Rt. 5; Thomaston, Ph.
MI. 7-3807.

5 nice, small, Shetland pony
mares, 3 - 5 yrs. old, all under
40 in. high; 2 red sorrelg with
snow white manes and tails,
bred to Palomino stud: 2 nice
young stallions, 2 yrs. old and
several good broke geldings.
Reasonably priced. Jess H
brook, 415 North Main 5
Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 8-6771.

At Stud: Rising Sunday
Sun, dbl. Reg. Palomino stal-
lion, PHBA No. 1557, TWHBA
No. 550-168. avs boarded.
Ray T. Warr, Rt, Box 154,
College Park, Ph. Bo. 16732.

2 middle aged male mules,
work anywhere, wt. 1,150 lbs.
ea. W. E. Cook, Rt. 2, Whits-
|burg, (2 mi. 4. of on Hwy. 5).

9 yr. old Jack, medium size,
gentle, never been bred ae
Jes R. Johnston, Jr., Rt.
SBR igl Rd., Marietta, Pk

2 mare mules, wt. 1,150 lbs.
ea., 10 yrs. old, gentle, will
work anywhere. Silvey Cross,
Rt. 2; Buford.

At Stud; Red Lights Noble
Rex, Reg. 36083, American
saddle bred stallion, proven
sire of top colts, grandson of
Noble Kalarama. Thomas G.
Watkins, Jr., 4684 Flat Shoals
Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-6692.

Reg. Tenn. Walking mare,
5 gaited, gentle for children,
grey color, wt about 950 lbs.,
height about 15-1/2 hands,
smooth gaits. Bred to Reg. Al-
bino of Arabian breeding,
yeeo) Mrs. John Herndon, Rt.

, Suwanee.











and saddle wt. about 1,000 Ibs.,
Poy Os ee A Hunter, Rt. 1,
Powder Springs. .

Sheep and Goats

3 nannies, fresh: 2 Saanans
and 1 Toggenburg - Nubian,
all heavy milkers. Ben H,
Cochran, Rt. 4, Douglasville,
Ph. WH. 2-3639.

Milk goats for sale, also,
hill: S2billys:.;@22P; Gibbons,
Rt. 3, Rome, Ph. 8158.

Nubian milk goats, began
freshening March 19. W. H.
Maxey, Rt. 1, 1, Armuchee,



2 Saanan ni milk goats, one
fresh in, both milking 2 qts.
daily, cheap; also. nannie, 9
mos. old, not bred. W. A.
Whiting, 54 Hwy., Morrow,
Ph. GR. 8-6516.

2 grown milk goats, male
and female and two, 3 mos.
old male and female. R. E.
Alley, Rt. 5, Box 515, Austell,
ph, 948-9846.

Small flock Reg. Columbia
sheep. Want to give to young
4-H farmer who has means to
take care of them. 20 ewes and
3 rams. Mrs. F. Miller, 1704
Lakewood Ave., Atlanta.

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want Reg. Santa Gertrudis
bull, 12 or 14 mos. old. State
del. price to Mt. Hope Farm,

Rt. 1, Coosa. H. G. Smith, 486)

E. Walnut St., Jesup.

Want White Face, 2 yr. old
bull that can be registered E.
G. Edwards, Rt. 3, Monroe.

Want milch cow that will
freshen soon with 2nd or 3rd
calf. Prefer Guernsey, Jer-
sey or Guernsey and Jersey
mixed. Within 25 mi. radius.
C. H. Humphries, Lawrence-
ville, Ph. TH. 3-4645.

Want 2 pr. 3 Black Angus
or Hereford calves, in the Car-
rollton and Villa Rica area.
State price. Jim Witherington,
1003 Winburn Dr., East Point,

POULTRY

FOR SALE









Araucanus Easter E g g
chickens, $10 pr.; hatching
eggs, asst. cols., $4 doz. PP;
Dark Cornish bantams, bull-
dog type, $3 ea.; Golden Se-
bright bantams, $4 pr. Exp.
Col. Money order. Mrs. Addie
A. Edwards, 716 Myrtle St.
aes Atlanta 8, Ph. TR. 4-

Ten 1958 hatch, Dark .Cor-
nish bantam hens and one,
1959 hatch, rooster, $15 or
$1.50 ea. Cannot ship. Aiae
Tatum, 602 Wilburn Ave., La:
Grange.

Dark Cornish bantams,



Bulldog, Show type stock,
from winners. Norman C.
Loudermilk, 820 Ponce de

Leon PI.,
TR. 6-3582.

Dark Cornish bantam set-
ting eggs, from Bulldog type
breeding stock, $2 for setting,
PP, Clayton Upchurch, Rit 3:
Box 3 247, LaGrange, Ph, TU

Hagia: Langshans. W. C
Black Polish, Lakenvelders,
Old English and modern
games, Wyandottes and Co-
chins; eggs available in asst.
lots. Fred Blaylock, 515 Cres
cent Ave., Chickamuga.

NE, Atlanta 6, Ph.



Real nice gentle saddle horse:






a ,
ore tail Bune

King; also, homing pigeons.
All very reasonable. R.
Pealor, 794 Ponce de Leon,
pee NE, Atlanta.6, Ph, TR.
5-3

sh

bantams, French Gros Mon-
daine and white and silver



rooster, giving about avg. ser-
vice, $4:

place or shipped at buyers
expense. Mrs. Maude Granger,
Reidsville.

Purebred, heavy type, long
leg, Berry strain Dark Cor-
nish eggs, 15, $1.70 per 30,



once. M.
B. Patterson, Rt.
Ty.

Red game Clarets stags,
$10 ea.; red Clarets eggs, $5
for 15; 30 eggs, $8.50. Louis:
M. Smith, Rt? ol; Box 116;
Richmond Hill, Ph. 2786.

Purebred roosters and hens
for breeding: Langshans, Su-
ssex, Black Minoreas, Red,
Black and _ Buff Leghorns,
Buttercups and. Silver Spang-
led Hamburgs, $6 trio. Ship
collect. Raymond Caldwell, Rt.
1, Box 216, Senoia, Ph. AL.
3-6928 (Newnan).

15 R. I. Red pullets, 9 mos.
old, laying 9 pct. Earnest 4

i, Box 35, Ty



yle-
xander, Decatur, Ph, DR. 8-
9438 nights.

11 Newnan red hens and 1
rooster, laying. strain, April,
1958 hatch, through molting
and laying, $15. Bring coop
and get them. L. L. Harris,
fe Henderson Ave., Rossville

260 AAAA all star produc-
tion Red hens, $1.75 ea. Come
after at once. A. B, Lewis, Box
187, Willacoochee. :

100 Cobb. strain White
Rhodes, 6 mos. old, laying 65
to 70 pct., $2 ea. L. J. Me-
Ganey, 505 Page St., Mariet-
ta, Ph. 9-4678.

Young White Leghorn hens,
laying 100 pct. S. E. Jackson,
Rt. 2, Fayetteville, Ph. HO.
1-4372.

50 W. L. -hens, 1 yr. old,
laying about 70 pct. E. S. Fau-
cett, 599 Campbellton Rd.,
SW, Atlanta 11, Ph. DI. 4-1487.

POULTRY

FOR SALE









Royal Purple guinea Eggs,
$10 C.; 12c ea. under 100 lots;
1 week old baby Guineas, 35c
ea. Neal Blanton, Rt. 4,
Greenwood 9-2422, Canton.

1959 hatch turkey hens, lay-
ing most anytime, $4 ea. Will
not ship. Mrs. John H. Ash-
Jey, 716 N. Church St. Dub-
lin. Ph. BR 2-0263.

4 goblers and 4 hen turkeys,
wt. 10 to 15 Ibs. $3 ea, J. L.
Burrell, Rt. 2, Clayton.

3 pairs 1959 hatch flying
Mallards (about half the size
of the domestic ones) $8 pair
FOB. Some may be penioned,
also want Wood Duck eggs or
pr. wood Ducks. Wade Mal-
colm, P. O. Box 209, Fitz-
gerald, :

21 hens, 2 roosters, 3 guin-
eas, all 59 hatch, for $15. T. J.
(Bud) Carter, Route 2, Jef-
ferson.

Purebred, white chinese
goslings, 1 to 2 weeks old, $1
ea. Mrs. W. H. Williams Route
2, Old Murdock Rd. Ph, 7-
Marietta.









Dark Cornish bulldog ban.
tams, $2 ea.; fine 20 lb. Tur-
key gobbler, BB stock, $5;
some nice mixed laying hens,
in full production, $1.50 ea.
Mrs. J. E. Carter, McMurry
Dr., SW, Box 487, Atlanta abl:
ae "DI. 4 4-1388.

Bantams, mixed, now lay
ing, 25 ea, Mrs. Grace Wal-
Jace, Rt. 3, Cumming.

Dark Cornish bantams, show
type, from winners, $10 trio.
J. B. Dickerson, 1380 mers
ae SE, Atlanta, Ph. MU.

Dark Cornish hens with
dark yellow legs, $1.50 ea.
Rooster free with order of 10
hens. Buyer pay shipping chgs.
Charlie Hey Hiawassee,

As







Young white Leghorn hens,
now laying, $1 ea. Cannot
ship. Mrs. G. E. Blalock, Rt.
6. Rome.

' 65 W. L. hens, approx. 1 yr.
old, from best stock, laying
good. $1.25 ea, C. H. Argo, Rt.
1, Pine St., Smyrna, Ph. HE.
5-8728.

26 large type white jeanont
hens, laying, 65c ea. Will J

Britt, Rt. 1, Lilburn, (n e .
Yellow River Church),
TH. 3-7879. Gaweneriian.

1,600 White Leghorn - pul-
lets, 23 wks. old, beginning |
to lay, $1.70 ea.; 1,600 pul-
lets in production, about 2-








Higgins, Jr. Bluff
Ph, 3587, ee

Purebred D ark Cornish

2 hens, 3 pullets, all
laying, $12. 50 or $2.25 at my

$3.25. My cartons to be re-
turned at buyers expence at
O. only Miss Cora

~|mature stock. John

$6. doz.,
ders now.
Marietta, Ph. 8-110

strain, does, $5.50 e re
Ph. | $5.



good meat
cheap or trade for an!
poultry or pigs. Will not s
Laura Gordon, Rt. 7




old, $30. for pr..
son, Lithonia,



PPro.
White Legh
65 to 70 pe
H. Crespo, 2447
Rd., etry ei





























W. nights.





Wing,
game bantams. Cheap fo:
Robert R. Ferguson, z

Want 3
sear

Wheeler oe Decat
Bu. 9-22 :

Want some Rode
game chicks or eggs to hatc
W. A. Gofford, (1917 D
St. St. Augusta.

~ Want some purebre
tams pheasants, and quale
chicks and hatching ee































field, Route 1, Stillso:

Want 2 golden Sebrigt
young roosters from Wat
County near Waycross
pick up notify me price a
location. Mrs. J. V. Ray, R
3, Box 171, Brunswick. |

GAME, FOWL,

FOR SALE =

300 Northern Bob w
quail, 11-14 wks. old.
quail eggs now and baby |
by April 12. Permit No.
D. L. Brookins, 586
ingside Dr., Lumb
FA. 3-9175.

Northern Bobwhite qua ;
wks. old, 60c ea. for




















ea. Ship. Exp. Col.
Send M. O. Miss Eve
fe Myrtle ae N

8, Ph. TR. 4-51

Chukar. ee idges, $6.
Ship Exp. Col. B. H. Sh
1953 Columbia Dr.,




See nen ae

Ph. BU, 9-7810.




1 pr. Clapperton





ins fowl, originally i
from Pakistan,
Chukars, about same
color,
layers, $25. E. W. R
Memorial. ee
Ph. HI. 3-6107.

sim:

very pes














Singoeer Pheasant
doz., $20.
$40:

G.



ANGE Ze White | rabbits




















. ea.: blue and b

Jrs., $3.50 ea.; Ped. Cert. fur
nished on all stock. W

Ri,
Wrightsville.

Brantley

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2 bucks, ;
type

12 does,













(Hwy. 18). :
Peafowl and Peahen
Phe Thomp :











quail. Permit No. 47. |
Cash, Rt. 2, Wrightsville.






6441.
Quail > eggs, :-S1Tscer
Taking orders fo



stock; Californians, =
orders now from choice _ pro-
ductions, Show type, bre
stock., C:

wood, Ph. GR. 4-4673.

ducers of good squabs,

62Ft. eround, $25. @
Morgan, Rt. (w. c
Ave, Ext. o wily W cros








Rabbits (domestic

black, tebe te ete
ing stock,

from blocky types
Show winning

short
bo

-ears,












W.. Stinson.

Cross breed pigeon:













$i5cpre a i pr. lots

pr. under saan :
Stringer, Box 2 palate
Ph. DR. 3-0092.


















White feed sacks
aes

100 Ib
1/2 mos. old, $2 ea. he H. }1