Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1960 May 18

Farmers

/Bulletin

Commissioner

Georgia

arke

Phil Campbell,








WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1960 NUMBER 37

OVERNMENT ERROR COSTLY
Cranberry And Capon
Growers Get Help

_ By PHIL CAMPBELL
Commissioner Of Agriculture








the government plans to offer it to
WORTHY STATE INSTITUTIONS
AND WELFARE AGENCIES FOR HU-
MAN CONSUMPTION. But then there
is no reason why they shouldntthere
is nothing wrong with the meat and it
is perfectly safe to eat. Even if it were
contaminated slightly a person would

have to eat several box car loads to be
affected.

In other words the Federal govern-
ment is now spending millions of dollars
in an effort to solve a situation ereated
unnecessarily by action that bordered on
stupidity. As in most such cases, the tax-
payer is having to pay for political ir-
responsibility, :

Biochemistry, School of Medicine, Van-
derbilt University, who serves as chair-
man of the Food Protection Committee
of the National Academy of Sciences is
quoted in Science Magazine of April 1,
1960, as follows:

This book is an all-time high in
blood-thirsty pen-pushing. It deals with
the important problem of chemical ad-
ditives but from the bias of the non-scien-
tific natural food-organic gardening cult
... The book is an irresponsible bid for
wide sales through sensationalism.

In the words of the United Fresh Fruit
and Vegetable Association as quoted in
The Packer, national fresh fruit and vege-
table industry newspaper, the poison pen
writers declare that foods, including
fruits and vegetables, contain added
chemicals and that one should avoid
chemicals the way a Communist avoids
a free election. They fail to mention that
all food is 100 per cent chemical and our
bodies also for we live in a chemical
world.









_ Although some of the hue and cry
_ over the cranberry and poultry contami-
nation farce has died down, the irrespon-
_ sible manner in which the situation was
handled is just now being felt by the
_ taxpayers.










__ The Government has announced that
it is instituting a $10,000,000 payment
plan to assist cranberry growers whose
industry was virtually scuttled by the
untimely and unnecessary scare tactics
of Secretary Flemming of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare.

__ In addition the Federal government is
how devoting time and money to a drive
designed to increase consumption of cran-

berries by urging people to eat more of
them, ease :

_ At the same time the government is
assisting the caponette industry in its
efforts to overcome the adverse publicity
resulting from the Secretary of Healths
action. The government has purchased
some 12 million pounds of this poultry
at an average cost of 43 1/2c per pound.
On May 4 processors were asked to sub-
mit bids on processing this poultry into
canned, boned meat and once such bids
are accepted the government will lay out





At the same time the Secretary of
Healths efforts to capture a personal spot
in the limelight of publicity has sparked
a rash of books and articles in the na-
tions press that would have the public
believe that virtually all the food we cat,
and even the water we drink, is poison

and likely to cause cancer.

In the words of the United Fresh
Fruit and Vegetable Association, these
articles and books are a hodge-podge of
pretended facts pseudo-scientific state-
ments and barnyard variety nonsense.
They fall apart upon analysis.












The fact that the government is step-
ping in to assist the cranberry and capon
growers is commendable. Certainly these
industries are due all possible assistance
in their attempts to recover from a
knock-out punch delivered as a dirty
blow in the political ring.






At present there is a book out author-
ed by a Mr. William Longgood and en-
titled The Poisons in Your Food, which
is serving as the basis for many of the
scare articles appearing in prominent

publications.






But in commending efforts to assist
these people I can not but condemn the
irresponsibility that created the prob-
lemthe carelessness that sparked the
efforts of the current crop of poison pen
writers and the stupidity that results in
the unnecessary expenditure of the tax-
payers dollar,






And in the opinion of one of the na-
tions most respected scientists, this book
is deserving only to be ignored.

Dr

q quilt tops pieced of good

additional thousands of dollars.

But perhaps the clincher is the fact
that when the meat is canned and boned













William J. Darby, Department of










FOR SALE
Handmade quilts, $10. ea.














mailed. Mrs. J. C. Sims, 136
8th St. N.E., Terrace apt., At-
danta 9. =



_ Novelty pot holders, 25c
ea., 6, $1.; dainty aprons, 75c
ea., 2, $1.25; dish towels, emb.
-; 3, $1.; dbl. bed size

tw cotton cloth,
OR: [ postage. Mr.
Freeman Long, Rt. 5, Elli-



Pillowcases of good materi-
_ sacks), bordered de-
colors on white $1.
10c postage per
n, Rt. 1, Cum-



pr. | 7,









syth, Rt. 3, Dallas. ?
SESS ee Se eee oS
Baby shoes and moccasins
made of soft washable lamb
skin, sizes small, med. and
large in white pink or blue,
packed in gift box with gift
card $1.49 pair. Mrs. Bessie
Turner, Rt. 2, Hampton, Ph.
GR 8-8265.
eee cee eer ome eet Gs.
Quilts plain, new hand
made, $5. each; one ea. Dutch
Doll., Butterfly, Ocean Wave,
Trip Around the World, with
hand made new col. percail
linings to match each top,
$8.50 ea. 3 for $25.: plain
ones, $5.50 or 2, $10. PP. Mrs.
Hattie Hughes, 416 Hill St.
ocoa.

tops, $3.50 each. Mrs.
lderbrandt, 114 Plum



white or variegated crochet
$2.75; soft leather baby moc-
casins handlaced and emb.
pink, blue, white $1.25, small,
med. large. White crocheted
doily green edge red flowers
on edge, $1.50. No checks.
Mrs. Edward Holloway, Rt. 4,
Ellijay. :
eee RS eee
Aprons, hand worked, medi-
um size 75c each. Mrs. Homer
Norton, Rt. 1, Kowuta, Rd.,
Box 176, College Park.

Aprons print or pastel 50c,
3, $1.10, with bib 3, $1.25;
dresser scrafs emb. and cro-
cheted ends 50c each; Ladys
Bonnets, prints are pastel 90c
ea.; dish towels, 2 for 35c;
Baby pillow cases pastel emb.
as each. Add postage. Mrs.







on Haynes, Rt. 7, Gaines-



checks. Mrs. W. T. Langley,

R. F. D. 3, Box 384 A. College
Park,

White crocheted bootees
trimmed in pink, blue, yellow
and green, 75c pair; bibs to
match both, $1.; white cro-
cheted lace for villowcases $1.
pair; white linen Hdks. tatting
edge $1. each; white cotton
Hdks. crocheted edges, col-
ors, 50c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
H. H. Robinson, Rt. 1, Mon-
roe. _





Six quilt tops, all made of
new cloth; Broken Sash, Boys
Nonsense, Chinese Coin,
Spirit of St. Louis, Mozelles
Idia, $2.75 each, one Valen-
tine. Quilt top of applique
work for $4. Add postage. Miss
Mozelle K. Clifton, Rt. 2, Box

4217, Twin City.

14 {tea
ota Ve



5 haa \ E White, pink, drip dry pil-| 3 pc. crocheted chair set} 2 white muslin emb. large
Ae HANDICR AFTS : oe NO. Say or _ or loweases, wildrose, crochet |10 x 15 3/4, arm rest 7 1/2 in.|size laundry bags; one clown,
Bee tren ok eee oo Wo Foo medallion crocheted edge,|$3.00. You pay postage. No|lavender with black and yel-

low, one girl green and black,
$2. each. Mrs. Troy Staten,
Box 84, Chatsworth Rd., Dal-
ton.

Dbi.tting: 5 yas. all white
for collars and blouses; 5 yds.
white for pillowcases; 5 yds
light yellow; 3 yds. all cols.
also, 13-1/2 yds. single tatting,
all white. All 50c yd. Mrs. G.
C.-Ciitton,: Rt. 3,2 50K sears
Millen.

Dbl. bed size quilts, Gentle-
man Box, Broken Dish de
signs. $12 ea. and you. pa
postage, Mittie Roper, Rt. 1,
Canton.

Quilt tops, $3.30 ea. dbl.
size, 4, $13. PP. All good new -
prints. Free gift with the
whole lot. Mrs. Sarah Saund-
ers, P. O. Box 11, Portal,
















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FARM

WAN

HELP

TED



Want nice white woman, in
d health, 40-60 yrs. old,
do light farm chores on

farm and live in, room, board

md $35. mo. at once. Mrs.

feck Rogers, Rt. 2, Claxton,

h, 492-J-1



Want retired. man, of good
habits, to do light chores on
mall farm in exch. for room,

ard and laundry and rea-
gonable salary. Must be able
drive. H. Crowder, Box 65,
Mountain View.

Want white or colored wo-
man, between 40 and 60 yrs..
old, no dependents and no
drinkers, to do light farm
work, feeding. farm animals
for room, board and reason-
able salary. Mrs. B. R. Kick-





Want single white man, no
ad habits, 55 or 60 yrs. old,
hat needs home with good
amily. Must be able to do
ight farm work and work
around yard. Prefer man with
mo family. Must batch. Let-
aia ans. Mrs. C. B. Patrick,
Rt. 6, Macon, Ph. SH. 6-
300 days.

Want sober, honest, de-
pendable man to work on
boar dairy farm for room,



oard and weekly salary. E.
. Foster, Grovetown.

Want family to live on
ay farm. Will furnish
ouse and lights and weekly
fet State salary expected.
e



tters ans. Horace Trammel
t. 5, Cumming.

Want white reliable man to
work in dairy, parlor type
barn, for weekly salary and
house furnished with lights
and water. A. J. Padgett, Rt.
1, Box 125, Keysville, Ph.
3734, (Waynesboro).

Want 2 men to help cut and
ut up hay. Prefer local men.
ill furnish house to live in.

R. L. Jackson, c/o Flint River
arms, Rt, 1, Hwy. 54, Jones-
TO,





Want reliable white woman
to live in home with family on
farm and do light farm work
for room, board and $75. mo.
salary. Mrs. A. T. Ensley, 322
peeves Rd... Marietta, Ph.



Want at once elderly cou-
ple or good woman to live on
farm near Jonesboro, with
widow and do light farm
7 looking after chickens

d_ yard work. Room and
ee

tions. Mrs. Bertha Harrison,
Box 6815, So. Express-way,
Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 8-6251..

Want experienced dairy-
man that can operate milking
machines and take care of
small herd of cows and help
grow feed. Contact. J. E.

:| Trice, Box 72, Milner.

FARM WORK

WANTED



Single white man want_jiob
on dairy or cattle farm. Exp.
in both and all kinds farm
mach. Want reasonable sala-
ry, room and _ board.
Collins, Rt. 2, Lithonia.

Middleaged, white man
wants job on stock farm, 20
yrs. exp. and all kinds pas-
ture work. Can operate farm
mach, drive truck and trac-
tor. Non-drinker. W. L. Dunn,
Dry Branch,

_ 3 in family to work, want
job on farm or dairy. 30 yrs.
Experience. Sam Wood, Rt. 1,
Danville,

Married man, 45 yrs. old,
with 5 children (6-19 years
old), want job on dairy or
chicken farm. Exp. raising
broilers and in dairying, Wife
can work too. Church going
people, honest, dependable,
hard working. Want__ house
wired for elec. stove. Have ie
be moved. Calvin Gamel,

1, Hawkinsville (on Hwy. sai
from Perry to Hawkinsville).



r ~=6 Complete

White woman wants job
with good people, on farm do-
ing light farm work for room,
board and salary. Very reli-
able. Prefer So. Ga. and with
elderly couple or elderly wo-
man. Mrs. Mattie L. Ivie, Box
255, Baldwin.

Single white man, 38 yrs.
old, wants light farm work



ens. Can drive tractor. Want
room, board and weekly sal-

renceville, Ph. TH. 3-3269.

Man with family wants job
earing for laying hens for
weekly salary or percentage
basis. Would consider large
number of broiler chicks to
care for. Want place not too
far. from school bus Rt. State
details. S. C. Ferguson, Rt.
2, Dahlonega.

Elderly Christian man with |]
wife wants light farm work
on farm as caretaker. Can
work in flowers. Prefer place
near store in Clayton, Ful-
ton or Henry Co. Will have
to be moved. Wm. A. Patter-
son, Box 22, Temple.

White man, 50 yrs. old,
married, no children, wants
job on poultry or dairy farm
or as caretaker on farm. Want
3 or 4 R. house wired for
elec. and reasonable salary.
Can furnish house. J. FE. Ki-
ser, 9 Whatley St. S. E., At-
lanta 15.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE









Bolens 5 HP garden trac-
tor, tool bar, cultivator and
turn. plow, good cond. $100.
D. C. Westbrook, Box 464,
Griffin, Ph. 2285.

irrigation unit;
includes large Chrysler mo-
tor, Gardner-Denver pump,
20-foot suction hose, 400 feet
3-4 inch pipe, 6 Rainbird
sprinklers and risers. $650.
W. S. Chandler, Tara Farms,
Fine?! Calhoun, Ph. MA 9-

1008 laying cages, excellent
cond $500. 50c each; also one
Eggomatic egg grader, good
operating cond. $100. Cash
and FOB, E. J.
boro, Ph. GR 8-2811.





on farm looking after chick-}-

ary. Willis Black, Rt. 3, Law-,

Swint, Jones-.

Model, in good repair. Mrs.
Manco L. Davis, Morgan Val-
ley Rd., Rt. 1, Rockmart,

Gibson tractor with culti-
vator, disc. harrow, dozier
blade, 2 plows and Pa all
good cond., $380. H. F. Fra-
zier, Rt. 2, Austell, Ph, 948-
5276.



Bulldozer, HD-9 Allis-
Chalmers and 6-8 yard Bu-
eyrus-Erie pan; also lowboy
and truck-tractor. Mrs. Earl
Stevenson, Box 240, Royston,
Ph. 8740 : :

Delaval milking machine,
complete with 2 units and
pipe for same $135. Ral
Woodall, Blackshear.

J. D. equip: 12A combine
with motor, $400.; 20 disc.
grain drill, $100.; 6 Disc. til-
ler, $75. : also Oliver dbl. sec-
tion 6 ft. Disc harrow, $175.;
6 ton c 4 wane! trailer on
rubber, $300 4 wheel drive
3/4 ton Dodie Truck, $300.
Cc. W. Powers, Memorial
Drive, Barnesville, Ph. 37 J.

James-Way sane Cool, 160
gal. milk iii cooler, $1, 450.84
Charles Keown, Rt. 3, LaFay-
ette, Ph. 4- 5784 after 4 PM
every day except Thursday.

Ford 64 tractor, rotary
mower, cultivators and plant-
ers, B and B Taylor -_way
harrow, combine, for sale or
trade for tractor with live
power and take-off shaft. ave
after 4 PM or week ends.
A. Powers, 221 W. Poplar St.,
Griffin, Ph. 5170 nights.





Correction: 8 ft. McCormick } },

power take-off binder, good
aprons, and in good running
cond. Elliott Martin, -Ray-
mond, Ph, AL, 3- 6780 nights.

Steel bed with real fenders
for 1955 Ford truck -F-250, in
good cond. C, F. Trammel,
Cloudland, Ph. 387 (Menlo).

Allis Chalmers forage har-
vester, grass attach, Hume
reel, In good cond., $485.00.
W. P. Stone, Rt. 1, Compton,
Ph. Monroe 8-442.

1956 Willys farm jeep, pick-
up truck with big 6 engine,
automatic hubs on front, big
heater, 26,000 mi., like new,
$1,400.00. Joe B. Phillips,
Stonewall Tell Rd., Stonewall,
Ph. 6482 (Fairburn).









Two row J. D. Cultivator
for 50 or 60 tractors, nearly
new, $175.: J. D ft. tool
bar, 2-1/4 in. square, for 3-
point hitch with 9 coil springs
and guage wheels, in perfect
condition $200. Milton P. Min-
chew Jr., Rt. 3, Macon, Ph.
3-5806. 3

Allis Chalmers 60 combine
with sacker, power take-off
driven. Complete with all
belts and drapers, in good op-
erating cond., repaired, re-
painted, $295. J. M. Canna-
fax, Zebulon, Ph. Logan T7-



or living accommoda-| 9799



Intn] 45 hay baler and
side-delivery Rake, good con-
dition, $800., Mr. A. E. Hood,
Rt. 1 Box 48-C, Woodland,
Ph. Thornwall 6-3236.

Front end Ford _cutivator
frames (work with back cul-
tivators) $50.; Ford lift type
hay rake, 3 point hitch, good
cond., $80. Dock Vandiver,
Martin.

Peach Sprayer, 300 gal.
tank, rubber tires, big pump,
$380. FOB. J. R. Hill, Green-
ville.

Dairy water heater and
milk cooler, good condition.
T. F. Smith, Rt. 4, Ridgeway







C.|Rd., Marietta.

48 Sears laying cages, com-

plete, ar each. H. Wil-
liams, P, O. Box 169, Grant-
ville.



1951 Chevrolet truck, ex-
tra good 2 ton, 2 speed, $425.
Jim Conwell, Comer, Ph. Sy
1-5423 (Danielsville).

Late model, Favorite incu-
bator, model 40E aprox. 4,400
cap., crank turned, $200.;
approx 2,200 cap. Super Hat-



cher incubator, $75. Trade
either for calves of equal
value. - C. Nichols, 7375

Peachtree Dunwoody Rd., At-
lanta 19.

Big 1955 Minneapolis Mo-
line tractor model 4-1/2 x
5283A4. Recently
good cond. $995. T. K. Put-
nam, Rt. 2,
7736.



Fairburn, Ph. | R.

3 roller cane mill with 80
gal. kettle, $40. James H.
Rawls, Rt. 1, Wrightsville.

1948 Ford tractor with har-
rows and turner, $350.00.
Edd Ridley, Rt. 4, Hwy. 19,
Dahlonega.

Blizzard stationary ensilage
cutter No. 11, suitable for 7
in. blow pipe, 36 in. bellows
with rotary type fan, capable
of blowing large volume en-
silage, 11 in wide new con-
veyor chain, $100. Hugh
White, Rt. 3, Toccoa, Ph. Tuc-
ker 6-3460.

1951 Ford tractor, rebuilt
motor and Dearborn harrow,

$575.00. Bill Wages, Auburn,|

Ph. TH. 38-4332 (Lawrence-
ville).

Allis Chalmers D-14 culti-
vator, has been used verv lit-
tle, cultivated 25 or 30 acres

last year, J. H. Parks, Com-
merce,

EQUIPMENT

WANTED







Want feeders and waterers
for a 10,000 cap. chicken
house, within 50 mi. Dallas,

Rad H. Johns, P. O. Box 192,
Dallas.

Want good used two. row
cultivating attachments for
Farmall M tractor with parts
(less hydraulic parts.and rear
tool lifter). Also interested in
two row bedding and plant-
ing attachments suitable for
above nae State prices and



details. H. See Rt. No,
2, Conyers.
Want trade 6 row John

Blue cotton duster, tractor
type, for tractor wagon. Les~
ee Sorrells, Social Circle, Ph,

Want small grist mill,
6 in, steel burrs (as sold hal
Wards or Sears, in the
1930s), of horizontal type;
also post type farm bell. Geo.



Calhoun, Ph. MA 9-5938.

ph|use only few hours

|small 4 wheel one. T. G. Pres-

Pearman, Rt. 1, Box 222B/in Ga. H



























































H Cerca goed | c
sonably priced. John
burn, 402 Lakeshore Dr., W:
ner Robins, Ph. WA 3-2195.-

Want second hand pump _
(Gould-Myers etc.) in Faire
burn -. Ben 1 area. Sic bee ae
corey Rt ly Palmetto, Poe

Want tractor drawn pu
drill, not in new cond. but |
still useable at cheap price.
also want combination seed =-
fertilizer equipment. Tractor
drawn. (three point hitch
muchly used all right. Wi
- ace

CW eis)





Give price and cone
Harwell, 600 Ave.
Point.

Want 1 light tractor, with
mower and dise if possible.
John Kimker, Chief Engineer,
c/o DeSoto Hotel, Savannah.

Want 2 wheel 1
to haul Ford tractor
pick-up truck, near Atlan

H. A. Bennett, 1503 Memorial |
gaaT E. vtante, Ph. DR. ae

Want pull type cut=
ter for large farm tractor; al-
so want 2 wheel scrape for
building terraces, consider







ley, Rt. 2, Eatonton, Ph. 4796.

Want cultivator for Ford or
International tractor with 3
point hitch; also want an elec-



L.| tric churn, no junk, T. L. An=

derson, Rt. 3 et ee

-Want good used 500 gal-
on propane gas tank, also ce=-
ment mixer operating with
gasoline motor about 1/3 yard ~
or red ee ee eae eh
over 6 - 4
COntsnde a rum ons aed 4
tumbles mixture, dont want
motor pine must be reason-
able. E. J, Southard, 2364 S.
Pryor Rd: Ss. W., Atlanta ASE

Want five gas brooders
1000 cap. ea., and 150 tube
type feeders, 12 to 14 water-
ers. David W. Thompson, Rt,
1, Buena Vista. se

Want Broiler feeders, any
number up to 150; Security
feeders yy Will D. Gun-
nells Rt.

Want 1 row corn binder, al-
so a heavy duty, belt driven
cane mill. Will uy or swap a
2 disc. pull type plow or a
5 disc tiller with seed hoppers,
Y, M,. Anderson, Williamson.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE

Cattle |

a ~ bred Reg.
bulls from fr
ready for service: 5 yr. old, |
ijk ye cid: 9h me aeeae |
- T. 0. mo. 4
mo. old, both excel. cond;
conformation; also, 5-6 !

a ak i a ai ta it

re



| Angus, belle atone eee ae
old: $200. ea. P. E. Doster 7 :
Abbeville, Ph. EM. M2038
(Rochelle). _



Reg. Angus bi from 10
to 20 mos. old, Me ees
Excel. bloodlines and
body conformation and cond:
Consider trading for heifers 4
or cows. J. D. Spooner, ;
ce Ph, EV: 4-1787 after 6

20 polled Hereford heifers,
pasture bred to outstanding
Reg. polled Hereford Py i
$160. ea. for the lot; also, 10
Reg. polled Hereford bulls.
George Eager, Rt. 1, Valdosta.

ne dbl. polled Here-
13 mos.

bulls, and 13
ford $225, ate $250. ea.
by ALF Prince Le :
large for age, ready for light
service; dbl. Reg. polled
Hereford heifers, 14 mos. old, 4
$150. ea. J. L. Hadden, Gib-
son. |

Holstein dairy heifers and
cows, Reg. and grade Hol-
stein and Ayershire, 7
bulls from high r
All TB and hipodtiosall EL. q
oe Plains, Ph, VA. 4-

12 dbl. Reg polled Here-
ford bulls, 10-16 mos. old, |
sired by ALF Ba eturn
e/9, dark color, best
, cows, calves
priced to sell.







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5 dbl. Reg. polled Here-
cows, some with calves,
ers and 2 yr. old bulls,

peereny priced for quick

3 cows re-bred to
of CMR Adv. a

eeding. R. R. Allred,
ae Shanty Rd. Marietta, Ph.



15 Reg. Angus bulls, Bilesn-

ere breeding, 8-14 mos. old.

ood eee ae or ca

up; a g. Angus heifers,

ealfhood vaccinated, 12 mos.
$200. and up, Buford W

r, Vienna. :

Two reg. Hereford cows
ith horns, one with second
other to calve about
pt. with second calf. No let-
rs answered. Fred Cunning-

bam, Rt. 5, Marietta.

- Reg. Angus bulls, nice body
eonformation, ages up to 16
Kc from clean herd, calf-

ood vaccinated. 30c per Ib.
as minimum $180. each, See
gt farm. F. W. Phillips, c/o
Kennesaw,

estover Farm
Ph 8.2959 (Marietta).

Reg. Guernsey male, 14
month old, been deh



well marked,



ack Angus bull, 11 mos.
oid M00. at my farm, Geo.
eloff, Rt. 1, Tallapoosa.

5 Reg. artificial bloodlines,
- Guernsey bulls, 12 to 26

months old, from high tested




: oe good color and
- good bone. F. H. Bunn, Mid-
ville.



Nice Guernsey bull and
Jersey heifer for sale or will
- trade for garden wma? Les-

r Holman, as . Flowery

ranch,

Fine Black oe bull. ae
_ to keep from in breeding, at
| Bins prices. Arthur Stoner,
in
s Holstein cow, I1st_ calf
wks. old, easy to milk, $145,
with aa og Mrs. J. B. Ad-
tts Morrow, Ph.
R. i. 85 ae 6 PM, |
Few good Holstein =o
f fine bloodlines. $150 ea. E.
. Dean, Odum. -

60 Reg. and grade Hereford | Hi
ows with calves and some
a. freshening. Have papers
Le Reg. Sell part or all. R.

Caldwell, Campbellton | J
7 Douglasville. Ph,





WH. 2-

: aay cow, 3rd calf 8 wks.
old. Now giving 3-3-1/2 gal.
fap ces daily with only light
and hay, 4 gal. on heavy
good cond., $165, or

Loony with cheers heifer calf,
or will exch. for = cattle.
: tM M. Cooper, . . Box 149.
Fairburn, Ph. 227

Young ae cows with
first cilves, a ea. W,
Thomas, Rt. Box 123, Cal-
houn. Ph. NA 9-4350.

ats ~ Reg... polled Here-
rd bull. J. O. V. P ridehergen.
Rt. 3, Valdosta.

Cattle

Jer: cow, freshen with
8rd calf May 19, gentle and
will give 4 gal. milk per day;
more if fed good. Chess

on, Rt. 3, Aenectie

_. Dbl. Reg. lled Hereford
open heifers, bred heifers and

cows, 1 dbl. Reg. polled Here-

ford bull, 11. mos old.

_ geasonably priced and Reg. in
buyers name. Roy Goddard,
Rt. 2, Lithonia (Klondike),
Ph. HU. 2-2672. :

- Polled Hereford bulls, well
grown for age from weanling
age to 2 yrs. old, all deep
bodied, stocky and very red;
Iso, few heifers of same type.







imton: C.Harris, Rt: -1,
Screven, 2 JU. 4-2312
(Odum),

10 nae Angus cows, 3
with calves, $175. ea: 3
springers, $165, ea.; 4 open,

$135. eau. O; White, 6900
: eapesiiicn Rd., SW, Atlan-








start fr Ju
ph Woeael Blackshear,



2 Reg. dbl. standard poll-
ed Hereford bulls, 1 calved
Mar. 8, 1959, other calved

April 8, 1959, $150. ea. or 30c
lb. J. Bert Poole, Warrenton,

Can be reached by phone.

~ Holstein bull, 15 mos, old,
good dairy stock, nes not been
with cows, $135. Ottis Lans-
ford, Powersville.

yearling and heifers.
Some reg. in Performance,
Registry International. Ten
heifers $250.-$500. ea, yearl-
ing bulls; approx. wts.
1200 lbs each. All calfhood
vaccinated. Registration pa-
pers will be transferred free
of charge a sone: R. Ww.
Jones, Jr., Rt. 1, Box 157,
Leslie. .

Reg. Angus bull, 17 mo. old,
2 Angus bulls, 16 and 18 mos.
old not Reg. and 2 springer
cows. W. D. ey Rt. 4,
Marietta, Ph. 8-1846.

~ Jersey cow large type with
2 month old calf., purebred
Guernseyfreshen 2nd. calf
May 17. Sale or trade for Reg.
polled Hereford or Angus
heifers. G. L. Croy, Rt. 6,
Marietta, Ph. 8-0927.

Three dbl. standard polled
Hereford bulls, 17 mos. old,
C.M.R, Advance Domino
breeding. Well marked, halter
broken. Priced right for
quick sale: also 10 extra good
reg. Hamp: rams (sheep)
all yout lings. good conforma-
tion and depth. Big and near-
ly for heavy service. John B
Smith. Cleveland Rd., Dal-
ton, Ph. BR 8-3705 after 6
PM.

Sheep and Goats

140 healthy Southwestern
ewes, $8.00 ea.; Reg. Hamp-
shire and Suffolk rams, $35
ea. Kenneth Bandy, Rt. 2
Ringgold, Ph. WE. 5-3470.

French Alpines, sired by
5 | Star B Herlindo Del Norte A
125253, Reg. buck kids and
yearling bucks. Excellent
bloodlines, $45.00 up. Miss
Nellie M. Mingledorit, Rt. 3,
Douglas.

Reg. solid white male goat,
1 yr.. old, for sale. Jane Ben-
et 3311 Butner Rd., B en

sa goats, 2 Nubian ccs
= buck and 2 kids, for sale.

H. Long, 2017 Ohio Ave.,
Augusta.

100 Native and Southwest-
ern ewes, $15 ea. with lamb
by side; also, purebred Hamp-
shire, Suffolk and Montedale
rams, $35 ea, F. N. Belk. Rt.
1, Trenton.

Milk goat, apying more than
1 gal. day, $35. George W.
West, 1491 Piedmont Ave.,
NE, Atlanta, Ph, TR. 4-0839.

One ram, 18 mos. old, for
sale, John M. Allen, 172 Vidal
a Decatur, Ph. DR. 7-

White Saanan female goat,
1 yr. old, ready to_ breed,
thoroughly wormed, healthy
and gentle, $30.00. Mrs. W. A.
Blackwell, 2122 Brockett Rd.,
Tucker, Ph, HI, 3-9145 (At-
lanta).

Horses, Mules & Ponies
._ 2 mares, 900 lbs. ea., with

lion; Reg. treated, Black Pol-
and China gilts and male;
stud pony, 2 yrs. old, 500 lbs.;
also buy or trade for Ford
tractor ae male sheep
or 3 tons hay. L, C. Williams,
Rt. 2, Cochran.

Black saddle horse, 800 Ibs.,
gentle, $150. Located at first
house on left on Groover
Lake Rd. Gradie Thompson,
Lithia Springs,

_ At Stud: Reg. Tenn. Walk-
ing horse, proven sire; Reg.
Shetland pony, dark brown
(walnut) body and_ white
mane and tail; also, Shetland
pony for sale. Ben Hil], 2641
Bob-O-Link Dr., Macon, Ph.
SH. 5-5394.



poled Hereford bulls and
from clean herd, 12

red, well mark-

nes. David




Excl. riding horse, 8 yrs.
old, 12 hands high, strawber-
ry roan, on including sad-
dle. W. S. Chandler, c/o Tara









Ph. |Farms, Rt.
MA, 9-5173.

1, Calhoun,

to|
-|1,100 lb. horse; 2 nice young,

Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford-
nulls

*l ican burro,

mare and stud colts, sire 43
in. Palomino Shetland stal- | 233



oun, horses: red
d white oe ae ed:



dark bay, mares, one with
12 mo. filly colt, all gaited;
also 1 ea., nice black West-
ern horse and brown Wesi-
ern pony saddle. Reasona-
bly priced. Golden LewAllen,
Rt. 3, Carnesville, Ph. OR. 7-
2261 (Homer).

Nice Shetland pony, 1 yr.
old, black and white spotted.
Roger C. Hudson, Dorsette St.,
Douglasville, Ph. WH. 2-3989.

Reg. Appaloosa mare, 7-1/2
yrs. old, bred Sept. 22 to Reg.
Appaloosa stallion ~ Rebels
Chief Spokan; also mares
filly colt, sired by Reg. Arab
stallion, foaled June 6, 1959,
both $1,200. Mrs. Dorothy
Lowe, Rt. 2, Box 122-A, Li-
thonia.

2 small farm mules for sale.
T. M. Morris, 648 Indian
Creek Dr., N. Clarkston, Ph.
HI. 3-6375.

Palomino gelding, excel-
lent manners and color, good
barrel racing or show horse,
$400. with parade bridle,
breast collar and delivered.
Miss Sally Forrester, c/o Lit-
tle Creek Ranch, 2057 Law-
pene ee Decatur, Ph.

16 nice young Shetland
brood mares anid colts, rea-
sonably priced, Earl D. Gibbs,
Tifton, Ph. 71.

Good working mule, about
average size, real gentle, work
anywhere. C. a Conner, Due
West Rd., Rt. 1, Box 201-A,
Dallas.

2 yr. old, 47 in. high, Amer-
black and_ grey,
very see. rides good and
works. Buddy Cole, Rt. 1,
Panola Rd., Ellenwood, Ph.
GR. 4-4508 (Stockbridge).

Correction: Red sorrel 40
in. stallion, blondish-white
mane and tail, $150.; clean-
cut black and white, 42. in.
mare, $250.; 38 in. mare, bred
to 36 in. stallion, $400.; 46 in.
mare with mare colt by side,
$500. All under 5 yrs. old.
Dan Brock, Eastanollee.

Gentle, spirited mare, $125.00;
Syr, old. stallion, very gentle,
easy to oe, broken to har-
ness, $140. R. E. Tucker, Fair-
burn, Ph. 7040.

Reg. Tennessee Walking
horse stallions: Go Boys
Early Chance, Reg. No, 590557,
2 yrs. old, thoroughly broke
and in training; Go Boys Sun-
day Pride, Reg. No. 591484, 1
yr. old, halter broke, Can be
seen my farm, 9 mi. S. La-
Grange, after 5 PM. A Elwyn
Hamer, Jr., Ph. TU. 2-6533.

2 yr. old Shetland pony and
new cart and harness, $175.
J. Milton Smith, Rt. 2, Box
38, Forsyth.

At Stud: Quarter horse,
very fine conformation, excel-
lent cutting horse, well man-
nered, guaranteed service, re-
turn priviledges during sea-
son. Mares boarded. M. C. M
Cook, McIntyre.

Pr, work mules, good work-
ers, in good health, wt. 1,345
and 1,305 lbs. A. A. Fuqua,
Jackson.

American thoroughb re d
mare, very gentle, excellent
for children or adults, chest-
nut col., 1,050 Ibs., 9 yrs. old,
$200 or trade for good stock

calves. C. Ira Hunt, 6286
Peachtree - Dunwoody Rd.,
ae Atlanta 19, Ph. BL. 5-

6 yr. old sorrell Reg. Tenn.
Walking horse gelding, left
hind sock and blaze face. very
gentle, has been shown. Mrs.
Gloria Colter, 627 Simmons
a Gainesville, Ph, LE. 2

Swine

8 weeks old Hampshire gilts
and boars from large litters,
$20. each, papers included.
Ship, buyers expense, any-
where in Ga.; also 1 year old
Hampshire boar ready for
service. Larry Young, Rt. 2,
Chickamauga, Ph. 6893.

Reg. Hampshires, 5 gilts and
1 boar 6 wks. old, from litter
of 9, from disease free herd;
also, Reg. Poland China sow,
had 1 litter; Reg. Duroc gilt,
bred to blue Ribbon boar, will
Reg. in buyers name. Shad-

Ph. | rack Barnett, Butler, Ph. UN.

65.

Re.



i Landrace_ gilts, oars
and service age boars, 100) fro:

in buyers name, unrelated
pairs, $25. and up. H, R. Gos-
ee

Cherry Red Duroe male,
Reg. in United Duroc Assn.,
5 mo. old, $35. ea; 3 to 4 mo.
old $30. at farm. A, = C,
Weathers, P. O. Box 37, Mer-
shon. (On Hwy. 32).

Four Hampshire male pigs,
two six months old, two eight
weeks old. Register in buyers



pet, imported bloodlines, reg.



Reg. Beltsville No. i irae :
from choice meat type herd.
Calvin Stone, Pineview.

Reg. Landrace boars and
gilts, service age and wean- ~
ling pigs, from performance
tested
cinated, Ga. Cert. Brucellosis
os Herd No. 17, $25. and -
J. W. Tunnell, Jr., Rt. 2
Cochin Ph, WE. 4-2040.

LIVESTOCK





register buyers name, Same
from Dimone Borga and Di-
mone Torper, bred with oth-
er fine lines, Some sired by
boar selling for $1,525; In-
dividuals include sows with
pigs, bred sows, gilts and
boars. Reasonable. Mrs, Fran-
ces P. Patterson, Lumpkin,
Ph. VE 8-4346, except be-
tween 8 A.M. and 4 P.M.

Purebred Landrace boars
and gilts, service age, $35.
each. No letters ans. Royace
Richardson, Rt. 1, Fayettevil-
le, Ph. HO 1-3454.

Purebred Durocs open gilts
ready for breeding; also pigs
2-3 mo. old either sex, rea-
sonable priced. Marrim New-
some, Sandersville PL 3856.

_3 gilts and 17 male Duroc
pigs, 3 mos. old May 14,
can be Reg., $25. ea. Devoe
Smith, Jr., Rt. 4, Cochran.

30 purebred Hampshire
pigs, all 6 wks. old, extra well
marked and well developed,
good belts, $15. ea. with Reg.
papers; $12.50 ea, individual
with papers or $11. ea. for
lot if all taken immediately.
Carl Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Reg. Duroc pigs, 12 wks.
old, from FFA chain, Reg. in
buyers mame, $15. ea. Sow
won Ist place at County Fair.
Charles Miller, Rt. 1, Panola
pels 5, Ellenwood, Ph. GR. 4-

Reg. Landrace, service age
boar and gilts, from popular
bloodlines, Reg. in buyers
name, $25. up. M. T. Courson,
Hazlehurst.

Reg. "SPC shoats, best
bloodlines, near 50-50 color,
the long meat type; also, nice
riding horse bridle and Mart-
ingle to match, good as new.
George Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave
Spring.

Reg. Spotted Poland China
pigs, best bloodlines. Will
ship. Hugh Westbrook, Cave
Spring.

Landrace pigs, $10. ea.
James Malcom, eds
Trickum Rd., Woodstock.

Reg. Landrace boar, 15 mos.
old, for sale, Lawrence Shep-
pard, Rockbridge Rd., Rt. 3,
Stone Mountain, Ph. HI. 3-
9032 (Atlanta).

Reg. Belitsville No. 1 boars,
from choice breeding stock,
for sale. Calvin Stone, Pine-

C*| view.

Purebred Poland China,
meat type pigs, boars end
gilts, 9 wks. old, treated for
Cholera, Reg. in pe name,
Jerry Allmon, Rt. 1, Butler.

Purebred Duroc rey from
disease free herd, Reg. in buy-
ers name, 10 wks. old. Richie
McCants, Butler.

2 purebred Duroc males, wt.
about 150 lbs., $50. ea. Guy-
ton Smith, Rt. 3, Cochran, Ph.
WE. 4-2645.

Purebred Beltsville boars
and gilts, $35. ea. with pa-
pers and $30. without, all
wormed, treated for Cholera
and disease free. Rudolph
Chambless, Homerville
Nashville.

Spotted Poland China bred
gilts, service boars and 4 mos.
old gilts and boars. All se-
lect breeding stock. M. J.
Blackmon, Pinehurst (4 mi.
SE of), Ph. 2818.

Duroc boars, wormed and
treated, can be Reg., $25. ea.
Frederick Zipperer, Rt. 1, Box
182, Guyton (15 mi. SE of on
Hwy. 30).

Reg. OIC breeding stock,
shoats, 12-14 wks. old, $20.-
$25. ea.: gilts, breeding age,
$35. ea.; also young sows, $35.
All reg. in buyers name. Pigs
and gilts crated FOB; sows at
farm. Paul J. Cain, Rt. 1,
Commerce.

Rd.,



J. | ders;



name. Harold Smith, Rt, 3,
Athens, Ph. Li 39850. oe
Landrace hogs, elig. for; Want 40 or 50 good feeder

pigs, wt. 50 75 lbs., good thrif-
ty, no runts, within 100 mi
radius of Louisville. Davi
Benson, Rt. 3, Louisville,

Want quality dairy ps
CV, to freshen this fall; also,
want 6 Angus 800 Ib. pulls.
R. B. Curtis, Farmington, Ph.
Madison 2603.

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE

Cert. Ga. Red Imp. P. R.
otato plants 75c C., 500, $2,
3 M; Bunch P. R. 500, $2.50,

$4.00 M; Rutger Tomato 75a
C, 500 $2, $3 M. Calif. Won-
der and Red Cayanne Pepper
75c C., $5 M. PP and prompt
shipment. H. E. Smith, Box
82, Baxley.



Good tender white corn=

field bean seed Germ. 91 pct.
65c cup.; Red speckle crow-
der peas. Germ. 85c pct. 50c
cupfull, 3 cups, $1.25. Add
postage. Mrs. Carl Smith, Rt.
3, Ellijay.

Govt. Insp. and treated Ga.
Red sweet potato plants $3
M. 2 M. and up $2.75 M. Del.
Full count, prompt shipment.
Luther Griffis, Rt. 2, Odum.

Large Martin gourd seed.
10c doz. 3 doz., 25c, plus 4
postage. Mrs, Paul Tilley, Rt.
3, Ellijay.

Freshly dug, well rooted,
Cert. Suwanee Bermuda, the
recommended stolens pasture
grass for deep sandy soils, in
two bushel,
tant bags. Exp. Col. pes bag:
1 - 4 bags, $4.00, 5 - 9, $3.50,
10 - more, $3.00. ED: c Brum:
balow, Fort Gaines.

Rutger tomato plants 300,
$1.50, 500 - $2.25; $3.50 M;
Calif. Wonder sweet and Cay-
enne Hot pepper same price
as tomato plants; Egg plants
$1 C. $6 M. All prepaid in
Georgia. R. Chanclor, Pitts,
Ph. 8-2039.

Tomato plants 25 for $1.00,
Mrs. H. G. Aderhold, Rt. 3,
Sparta.

54 bu. Brab peas slightly
mixed with Irons, Germ. 71.50
pet. $4 bu. Fob. J.L., Davidson,
Bonaire.

White 6 wk. beans, Germ.
91 pct. 75 pct.; yellow pop
corn, Germ. 94 pct., 50c pt.
Okra, Germ. 97 pct., 40c cup-
ful; Tong mushmelon, Germ,
94 pet., 10c big spoonful and
stamped envelope. Add post-
age. Vella Rica, Rt. 1 Cum-
ming.

Good tender old time corn-
field beans; speckled cu t
shorts, Germ. 77 pct.; mixed
cutshorts and creasbacks
Germ. 80 pct. All 65c cupful
each. Add _ postage. Preston
Southerland, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Plants, Gov. insp., treated
potato, full count good plants,
Ga. Reds, $1.50 M., P. R. Po-
tato, $3.00 M., fill large or-
Rutger tomato moss
pack $3.00 M., $1.00 C., Calif.
Wonder hot pepper, $6.00 M.
del. W. R. Lightsey; Surrency.

Imp. Ga. Red Sweet Pota-
to plants, vine type, Cert.

-|strong, well rooted, $4.00 M;

over 5 M. $3.50 PP. Prompt
shipment, full count. Fill
large or a le orders the day
received. I. Riggins, Rt. 1,-
Box 42, Hoboken, Ph. GL. 8-
3133.

82

Red _ spotted conde:
pet. germ.; Blue Java, 80; pct,
Early Brown crowders, 87
pet. Germ,; tender hull gelect, |
Germ. 86 pct. Each 50c cup;
Hickory King corn, Germ. 96
pet., $1.25 gal. Add postage,
G.-: Ty Brown, Rt i> Ball
Ground.





Cert. meat boars. Vac- .

moisture resis: |










: PACE FOUR

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE

Rutger tomato plants now
$1.00 C.; also Hot cow





orn pepper $1.50 C. PP. H.
FF. Seay, 3917 Panthersville
d,, Rt. 2, Ellenwood.

Pensacola Bahio Grass seed,
urity 97:44, Germ. 75 pct. No
Freed seed. 23 lb. FOB; also
1000 Bu. good weevil free
ellow corn, for _ $1.50
Bu, M. J. Gaddis, Box 124,
uitman,



L. A. Copperskin potato

- plants, grown from vine cut-

ez seed $3.50 M., del, to thitd

zone. Guaranteed full count.

peu ready. J. F. Gruber,
Odum.

1900 Ibs. Sericea Lespedeza,
in 100 Ib. bags, pure seed,
99.71 pct.; Germ, 70.00 pct;
hard seed 22 pet.; total germ.
and hard seed 92 pet.; 24c
Yb. lots of 500. lbs. or more.
25 pound of less than 500
ibs. Harry Johnson, Jr., Rt. 1,
Silver Creek.

Early brown crowder peas,
Germ. 73 pet. 5 lbs., $1; Mung
bee Germ. 71 pet. 5 lbs,
ee Hickory King seed,

erm. 96 pet., $1.00 gal., $1.50

eck. Add pe Pp,
rown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Jumbo Bushel gourd seed
grows huge Martin shape, 95
ft. and more around grown
from origanitors roe 4 seed,
$1.00 10, $2.00. L. T. Wildes,
Rt. 4, oo

1,900 lbs. Sericea - Lespe-



deza seed, in 100 Ib. bags,
Germ. 74 pct.; hard seed 22
pet.; total Germ, and hard

seed 92 pet., 24c Ib. in lots of
500 Ibs. or more; 25 lb. in
lots less than 500 lbs, Harry
Johnson, Jr., Rt. 1, Silver

Creek.

Big Jim African gourd seed,
grows 4 - 6 ft. around, 50c ea.
= 4 seed. $1. Jim Davis, Rt.

; Waycross.

Millions Ga. Red _ potato
Jants, some Copper Skins.
Bate j inspected, $3.50 M. Post-
paid to 3rd. zone. Full count
and. oer shipment as
teed. J. H. Williams, A

Large early bearing straw-
boy Plants $1.00 Be 500 $4.-

0 PP. No. C. O. D. or out of
sto orders. Gladys Duran,
Rt. 1, Cummings.

Orig. Jumbo bu. gourd seed,
rows 4-6 ft. around, 3 seeds
1.00 8, $2.00; also, Dishrag,
Short Neck, Martin, Yard
long Dipper, Darning gourd,
50c pk. 3 pks. $1. Lewis Mor-
gan, Rt. 4, Waycross.

1959 crop citron seed, Germ.
80 pot. $1.35 lb. PP. W. D. As-
kew, Rt. 2, Davisboro,

Cert. Ga. Red potato plants
$3.50 M. or lots of 2,500 or
more $3 M. FOB my farm. No
checks. L. B. Collins 385 Ca-
mellia Court, Camilla.

Spring tomato plants, Rut-
eh Marglobe, Big Boy, Ox-

art, yellow Ponderosa, 30,
$1.00; collard - cabbage 70c
om Brussel Sprouts, 70e C.;
Banana pepper 30c doz.; sage
plants 10c ea, PP. Fred With-
erspoon, 308 Holderness, St.
er Atlanta 10. Ph. PL 3-









Cert. Ga. Red sweet. potato
gece ready now for del, $3

. 5 M. or more $2.50 M.
FOB. L. A. Eunice, Rt. 1, Bris-
tol, Ph. 2805 (Baxley)

B. Ga. Red potato plants,

Cert. Ga. Red potato plants.
Any quantity. Available at
arm anyday or we'll ship
500, $2.00, $3.00 ite Lowell
Head, Alma, Ph. 2684,

Rutger tomato ae open
field grown 500, $1.75, $3 M.,
Cert. with full count. Mrs.
E. L. Fitzgerald, Box 662, Fitz-
gerald, Ga.

Millions Cert. Ga. Red po-
tato plants. Come any day or
we'll ship by PP or express,
500, $2.00; $3.00, M. B. J.
Head, Alma, Ph. 3791.

Damp packed Superfection
Everbearing Strawberry
plants $2.00 C. PP. Ga. orders
only. C. A. Shell, 1675 Willis
Mill Rd., Atlanta 11.

Cert. Sweet potato plants,
Ga. Reds now ready $4.00 M.
PP to 38rd. zone by Parcel
Post. W. M. Moore, Rt. 4, Al-
ma.

Potato plants, State Insp.
Ga. Reds, tied with cert. tape,
400, $7. prompt shipment, full
count, No checks. F. G. Tyre,
Bristol, Ph. 3819 (Baxley)

Cayenne Hot, Ruby King,
Calif. Wonder sweet pepper
plants. 75 C. $4 M; Marglobe
tomato plants. 75c C., $3.00
M., Black Beauty egg plants,
$1. 00 C., 500, $3. Watis Cros-
by, Graham.

Cert. Lealand Bunch

rh







and

$5.00
M. del. by PP. Orders shipved
on day specified. E. F, En-
trekin, Rt. 1, Box 270, Bre-
men.

Gov. ins. Ga. Red _ potato,
Marglobe and Rutgers tomato
and Calif. Wonder pepger
plants, all $3 M. 60 C. Add
postage, Florence Oquinn, Rt.
2, Surrency.

Cert. Ga. Red Sweet potato
plants, $3.00 M. at farm. Gene
Cason, Rt. 2, Blackshear, Ph.
Hi 9-3798.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE





New Western saddle bri-
dle. See at my place or write.
George Ferguson, *C ave
Spring.

Unwashed white feed bags
free of holes, 20c each in lots
of 12 or more. Postpaid. Eve-
lyn Bramlett, Margret.

Old time country salt cured
meat hams, 65c lb., should-
ers, 40c each; 50 lb. cans pure
hog lard $6.50 can. Will ship
No chks. J. B. Heard, 1992
Spinks St. N. W. Atlanta, Ph.
Sy. 4-4850.

Two sugar cured hams, wts.
19 and 25 lbs., 75c pound; al-
so 100 lb. whole hog saus-
age, freezer wrapped in 10
Ib. lots, 60 lb. Cant ship. R.
J. Carter, Whitesburg, Ph. TE.
2-7395.

Yellow root, 4 lb., $1.50;
Wild Cherry Bark 4 lb., $1.50;
Sweet gum bark 4 lb., $1.50.











Noel Crump, Rt. 2, Talking
Rock.

3 Smoked shoulders, ave.
weight 17 lbs, 40c Ib. plus
postage. Homer Vanzandt,
Dial.

Chicken manure well rot-
ted, dry, no shavings. Del.
West Side.

L. E.. Widney,
3850 Bakers Ferry Rd., S. W.
Atlanta, Ph. Pl 3- 9005.

- Wheels for horse drawn
mowing machine and _ hay
rake, $5.00 each. H. B. Brook-
shire, Suches.



Cert. Ga. Red potato plants,
good plants, full count, no
checks. $2.75 M. del. 2 M. up
$2.40 M. del. Leland Lightsey,
Rt. 2 Screven.

Cert, Ga. Red sweet potato
plants. $2.00 M. FOB. Now
ready, good plants, full count.
Woodrow Lightsey, Surrency.

Dill, cauliflower, Prusels
sprouts, -broccoli, garly Scar-
let dawn, Rutger, and Golden
yellow tomatoes, Bell, Pi-
miento, hot, and Banana pep-
ers; parsley, Wakefield cab-



age, swiss chard, eggplants,
all 35c doz. No less $1.00 or-
ders. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Sr.,
Rt. 1, Register.

Ga. Reds cert. sweet pota-

to plants, grown from vine cut

pees. $5 M. Gerald Hall,
. 2 Ashburn.



43 feet 10 in. rubber belt-
ing in perfect condition. $25.
Come after. W. C. McDonald,
Oglethorpe.

Jerusalem Artichokes for
planting and for pickles, Pick
up at my place any amt. $10
gal. $8.00 Bu. pick up. Pre-
paid to 2nd. zone $2.00 gal.
Add 15e each zone above 2nd.
Express collect, $8.00 bu. C.
W. Page, 149 North Ave. N.
E., Atlanta 8 Ph. Tr. 4-6452.

7 lbs. nice clean Pecan
1959 crop large nuts $1.55.
Will not ship. Fred Wither-
spoon, 308 Holderness St., At-
lanta 10, Ph. PL 3-5251.

Choice Country Cured
Hams from Lean type hog,
10 - 50 lbs., $1.00 Ib. Wm: E.
Lanier, Rt. No. 2, Box 84, Met-
ter, Ph. MU. 5-1015.







for $1; Heartleaf root,

.{lard box $1; May apple root,

4 lbs box, $1. PP Mrs. E. M.
Southerland, Rt. No. 3, Elli-
jay.

Old Fashion country cured
Oak-wood Smoked meat
guaranteed sound: Hams 10-25
Ibs., 85c lb.; shoulders and
sides 8-20 Ibs. 60c lb. At farm,
but will ship Express C. O. D:
R. C. Hurst, RFD 2, Meigs.

Black hand - carved western
saddle, hooded stirrups, 0 n e
girth, very good cond, $48.00.





Mrs. Val. Beaty, 4239 Flet
Shoals Rd., Decatur, Bu 9-
0173.



Handmade old time Bull-
whips, made from Indian tan
cow hide leather, plaited with
handle in whip, any length,

$1 per ff, Bud Murkerson, Rt. and shoulders from corn fed} Gi

6, Eastman.

18 lbs. yellow beeswax, 65c
lb. F. O. B. Geo, N. Thomas,
Rocky Ford.

5000 creosoted pine posts,
2-1/2 in. to 12 in. in dia., 6-
1/2 ft. lengths and 8-1/2 feet
corner posts. Dr. Virgil S.
Steele, 9th Ave. at Church St,
Eastman, Ph Ph. 3269. ;

28 or 30, Ibs of good clean
white or grey goose feathers
(slightly used) will sell the
lot in bulk only, $15.00. Mrs,
Ike Dean, Rt. 2, Dawson.

One Farm bell, Mrs. J. C.
Sims, Sr., 136 Eighth St. N.
E, Atlanta 9, Terrace apt., Ph.
Tr, 52134,

Blue Gill Bream _ Finger-
lings, truck del. Lanier Craft,
Clayton.

Gourds: large 50c ea., med.
30c; also large pack of Mar-
tin gourd seed 25c. Add post-
age. R. Chastain, -Rt.25;
Ellijay.

Free Kiln Dried Shavings
for sale. Rear 303 Walker St.
S. W. Atlanta, Ph. JA 3-6956.

Four nice sugar cured hams
from young meat type corn
fed hogs, 18 - 20 lbs. 80c lb.
PP in Ga. Write for exact wt.
before ordering, Roland L.
Gray, Rt. 3, Blairsville.

Several treated and well
cured hickory smoked hams.
Ranging from 10 = 22 lbs. wt.
80c lb. and _ postage. The
small ones are nice sized pic-
nic hams killed in Dee. 1959.
D. A. Vandiver, Margret.

One pair of Sunbeam elec-
tric sheep shears with six
heads, perfect condition, $30.
James D. Joyner, Rt. 1, Box
115, Ft. Valley, Ph. Ja. 5-2817.

Cured meat, hams and
shoulder side for sale. Mrs.
Will Howell, Rt. 1, Mitchell.

Catnip, 30e bunch: pepper-
mint, 30c doz.; Queen of Mea-
dow, 25e bunch; Ratsbane 60c;



















large match box full. Add pos- |:

tage. Mrs. Freeman
Route, Ellijay.

Oat straw, 500 bales on farm
near Norcross. or will deliver.
Jesse Beckwith, 3855 Randell
Mill Rd., Atlanta 5. CE 7-9803.

Nice fresh yellow country
butter. 30c Ib. at my home.
Mrs. George Siceloff, Rt. 1,
Tallapoosa.

White feed sacks. 100 cap.
not washed. 4, $1.00. burlap
feed sacks 15c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. J. F. Carter, Mc-
Murry Dr. S. W..,. Box 487,
Atlanta 11, Ph. Di ATSB. 2.

Large Martin gourds, . 50c
ea.; med. 35c ea.: also fresh
green catnip leaves 25c at.:
fresh poke salad 50c sa!. pack-
ed in vlastic film. Add post-
age. Mrs. W. W. Lowman, Rt.
5. Ellijay.

Sassafras

Long,









. vellow and yel-
low dock root, cherry tree
bark and peppermint. All 2
lbs. for $1.50 or 3 lbs. $2.00
PP. Mrs. Candy Holden, Box
13% 73, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

~ Nice country cured middl-
ing meat 35c lb. at mv nlace.
Will not shin. G. U. Bramlett,
Rt. -4, Marietta, Ph. 8-8947.

~ Sassafras root,



vellow root.
4 lb. lard box full $1: Rasv-
berry sprout, Blackberry, Mt.
Huckleberry, Dewberry, 4,
$1.Strawberry plants. 12, $1.
Add postage. Miss Grace E.
Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Yellow root 4 lots lard box e
75c. Add pose. Miss Annie | als

Sue Walker, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

4 good nice dried country
hams, about 30 lb. each, galt
cured. Guaranteed against
spoilage, 70c lb. Add postage.
Mrs. Martha Walker, Rt. 5,
Box 53, Ellijay.














oorland
Notify Parley Pa
ee



Yellow and Sassafras root
4 Ib. lard box, $1 or 10 Ib.
sugar bag full, $2; Wild Cher-
ry in small box, 50c; Rasv-|1
berries,
Huckleberry bushes, 6, $1.00.
Add postage. Miss Odell
Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.



Attractive all leather ae

ferent design Billfolds, for
men or women. $5 ea. Earl
Stuckey, Blackshear.



Real country cured hams

hogs (raised and cured my-
self) for sale. R. B. Brad-
shaw, 367, Nelson St. Atlan-
ta, Ph. Ja. 4-3660.

Yellow root, freshly dug
and washed, 85e for 4 lb. lard
boxful; yellow root plants 50c
doz; Martin gourd seed, 20c
large pack. Add postage. Mrs.
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58,
Ellijay. :

300 bales bright wheat and
oat Straw, large square bales,
50c bale at barn, Dacula, Ga.
John D. Gilbert, 1896 Ridge-
wood Dr. N. E., Atlanta, Ph.
Atlanta Dr. 7-5471, or Thorn-
well 3-3938 (Lawrenceville)

White feed sacks raveled
and washed, No stamps or let-



Blackberry and Mt.|




Want one wagon
good condition. Stat
Bree, Mrs. 'H. T.

, Wrightsville.

Want 1/4 OF.
proved white or p:
= ees James
, Box 38, Fairb) rn,

Want 1 lb. more or less
white Polcat peas otherw

own as Much peas for seed
big white peas with a ye
eye sometimes 20 to the








































ive price and I will
the money. J. C.
Rt., Trenton.

Want old Tee aia. zt,
brown crowder peas, please d
advise price per pound.

Arvel Faith, Ledbetter
Box 30, Dalton: (2252

Want 3 lbs. sore: Alum
seed, Phe pay $1.50 for 3 lbs,
del. to my address, please ;
write first. Harold W. an
Rt. 1, Lafayette.







in any quantities and size
for fall delivery. D. B. Hun
3590 Evans Road, Dorsws

- Want setting 7
duck-leg chickens and
He Ts Harrison, = <



ters. 15 each you pay postage, P2552":

Mrs, K. B. Martin, Rt. 1, Tal-

mo. ss

One. 18 in. farm bell com-
plete with frame in good con-
dition. A. S. Isbell, att 3,
Thomaston, Ph. 7-634

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED

Want several Pomegransse
sprouts, with good roots. Pre-
fer the sweet type. Want only
the fruit bearing type. A. C.
Williams, 1903 Columbia Dr..,
Decatur, Ph, Bu, 9-1493.

- Correction: Want several
truck loads Coastal Bermuda
grass, Quote price on 2 truck
loads weekly. Clarence E.
Thompson, Warthen.

Want sugar cured ham wt.
15-20 lb. close to Atlanta.
Write details or call. Mrs. F.
L. Clark, 715 3rd. Ave. sco
tur, Dr. 3-1143.

Want some yellow Dock
root. Mrs. A. L. Wolfe, 1031
1/2 State Line Rd., Rossville.











Want ohe cup brown half

runner beans with little black
stripe and dark purple velvet
blooms; one cup large brown
crowder peas with little black
specks. Ship C. O. D. Miss Ru-
by Smith, Rt. 1, Irwinton.

Want spoiled hay, prefer-
ably in bales. Dr. P. E. Bel-
cher, 1621 Powers Ferry Rd.,
Marietta Ph. 9-6323.

Want Okra Seed, (type be-
ginning to set bloom and pods
about a foot high). State price
and etc. F, A. Nickelson, Rt.
1, Box 170. Greensboro. :

Want Black crowder peas
also Polcat peas and old time
Hackworth apples. State what
you have and prices. Frank
J. Osborne, P. O. Box 624,
Cedartown.

Want Long (2-3ft.) handle

gourd seed. J. W. Joiner, 1407
- 7th. Ave. Albany.









Want one bu. of Knuckle} Woo

Hull crowder peas. Clarence



E. Thompson, Warthen.
Want one bu. and half of
purple Hull peas to plant.

Quote cheapest price and give
location. Jack Owensby, Rt.
o Covington.

Want 1 - 2 Ibs W: Wild Ginsene
root..Send sample and _ price.
o J. Conway, Rt. 1, Kings-
on.

Want few hives of Bees, to
carry to Mountains for t h e
Sourwood honey flow, on
Share basis. Contact Benuy
Jones, 69 Baker St. N. W., At-
lanta, Ph. MU. 8-6502.



30 Ibs. clean used geese fea-
thers. $10.00 M. L. Steed, 39
Church St., Palmetto.



Rt 2, Box am Rossville.

- Want some iron or steel
fence post. Mrs. Henry Carr,








































































gourds. Mrs.
Cataula.

Want 50 = 60 tons of aa
also 30 tons oat or es ee os
State price and if a1
or not. Joe peat 1084 Ho
ton Mill Rd. - Atlan
Ph. ME 47040.

Want few crates straw
ries from party within

mi. Calhoun, |
and a



F OR SALE



ie

5 quilt tops made af:
print scraps, dbl. bed size, 2
Non-Such, 2 Bow Tie, 1 #
Gal, $2. 50 each, Mrs.
Davis, Ril; Empire. |

Emb. pillow cases Pa good
sheeting. a ms 36, = ce de-
signs, an Yr. an
and Hers, Good nigh ae 6
Sweet Dreams, $1.50 se (
oe elles sound. one

in. diam, 1 spout
14 x 19 $2. Aad postage, V el







la Rice, Rt. 1

Hand crocheted cross shap
ed book marks twenty f
cents each. Miss Mabel Met
calfe, 210 Evans Drive,
catur.

11 new handmade quilts
lining dyed to match tops,
new material. Nicely made,2
1/2 lb. cotton, $5. ea. and 60e
postage, for each ae Mr





Grady Jenkins, Rt. 2, Box

Adairsville. we
White pillow STs

$1. set, broadcloth, $1.25 s

Old fashion Bonnets $1.; A

rons, 3 small, $1., med

ed. 750,
aE bib $1., dish towels out

$1. Add postage. Mrs. Nell
Bennett Hiereie Box wi; Oak

SALE EVENTS

May 21 Saturday tke
in-One Angus. Auction
Coosa Valley Sale Barn |
Rome, Floyd Co., 1 PM...
ooo the Northwest
Ga. Angus Assn., annual
Sale, and James Youngs
Reg. and John Franks
Grade Herds yp sat
Sale. . , 12 bulls, 53 females
mostly bred hetn
tered; 75 cows with
Be) plus. 20 bred