Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1960 June 22

Farmers

Bulletin

Commissioner





sderal entomolo-
to oe | and





1 ene pest since
; on more than 300 species of
neluding Georgias major crops
corn, cotton, peach trees, pea-
obacco, sweet. spe sors and crim-





u t heelle feeds: on he a.
but the main damage is done to



fi roy. an entire crop.
Already the eradication program has
been ee in 23 of the 77 counties


















_resul ns fits. work, extensive
age has been prevented,
ike mos ee the white-fring-



ee GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1960



Agricultural
CALENDAR

June 22, Georgia Experiment Station, Grif-
fin - Georgia Corn Millers Astoriarion
State Meeting. :





June 24 = Cody Farm, Vienna ~ Hamp-
shire Field Day



June 27 ~ July 1 Wahsega, Dahlonega
North Georgia Forestry Camp.



- June 27-30, Rock Eagle Park, Eatonton
~~ $tate 4-H Council Meeting.



June 29, Rock Eagle Park, EatontonMas-
ter 4-H Club Banquet.



July 13 ~ 15, Center for Continuing Educa-
tion, University of Georgia, Athens
Southeastern Community porennent
Association.







and trade for transportation. For this

reason, a joint federdl-state quarantine is

included in the eradication program.
Farm products, soil, machinery and arti-
cles capable of carrying or harboring
this insect are regulated by the quaran-
tine.

The process of eradication, treating
the soil with insecticides Heptachlor and

_Dieldrin, is an expensive and sometimes

lengthy operation. However, now that
funds have been appropriated for this
purpose and the new insecticides are
available, Georgians can look forward to
the day when we will be completely free
of the white-fringed beetle.

Georgia farmers can help state and.

federal entomologists in this work by
reporting any unusual damage to crops.

FEEDING OF SOWS

For a week after farrowing, a sow
should be fed one of the bulky farrowing
rations containing bran, say animal hus-
bandmen, Agricultural Extension Ser-
vice. By the end of the second week, sows
should have full access to a. self-feeder
containing corn and supplement.



ASC Commitfeeman
Election By Mail

The election of community Agricul-
tural Stabilization and Conservation com-
mitteemen in Georgia will be conducted
by mail ballot this year, according to an
announcement this -week by John F.

Bradley, Administrative Officer of the s
Agricultural Stabilization and Conserva- ot

tion State Office in Athens, Georgia.

The period for voting in the com-

munity elections will be from August 3

through August 15. The county conven> _
tions to elect the county ASC commit-

tees will be held on August 30 in each
county.

Farmers in each community will elect
a committee consisting of a chairman,
vice-chairman, and regular member. In
addition, first and second alternates will
be elected in each community. The com-

Inunity committee chairmen will also be

the community delegates to the county
conventions.. A county ASC committee
for each county consisting of a chairman,
vice-chairman, regular member, and two
alternates will be elected at the county
convention.

Voting for community committeemen |
~ will be done by mail, with the county

ASC office sending a secret ballot and a
return envelope to every eligible voter
on its records. The ballots will be mailed
by August 5, Bradley stated. The Feder-
al governments Agricultural Conserva-
tion Program, Price Support, Allotment
and Marketing Quota, and Soil Bank
Program, are administered by the coun-
ty and community ASC committees.
Members of these committees are elected
for 1-year terms, and will take office
September 1.

MORE PIG PARLORS

In Georgia, more and more farmers
are fattening hogs for market in close
confinement in concrete floored pens call-
ed pig parlors, report animal husband-
men, Agricultural Extension Service. It
is estimated there are 2,000 to 4,000 of
these pig parlors in Georgia now, as
compared to practically none five years
ago,








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FARM

WORK

WANTED



32 yr. old, white Christian
man and christian wife, with
2 young children, want job
raising broilers or tending to
laying hens, or cattle, or hogs,
with christian people. We are
Non-drinking and easy to get
along with. Rev. E. M. South-
erland, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

32 yr. old man, wants job
foekin after laying hens.

ave 5 children. Exp. in lay-
ing hens and broilers. Have to
be moved. Go anywhere. Write
A. D. Mathis, 235 Ea. Sum-
qaitt St. Gainesville.

Farmer with equipment,
wants to bale Hay on share
basis. Can cut, rake and bale.
In vicinities of Monroe, Bis-
hop, Winder and Athens (that
js) according to amounts of

ay to be baled. Write R. W.
McDowell, Rt. 1, Bishop (or
gee at farm at High Shoals,
isnown as the Meeks Place).

Want job on farm as handy
man, looking after cows,
chickens and hogs, also tend
for and Can do rough carpen-

er ae painting work. Want

house, wired for elec.
ae in or around Bibb
County. Can give good Ref.
Warren Perry, 3866 Fairmont
Ave., Macon.

53 yr. old woman no bad
habits, member of Church of
God, wants job with reliable
people on farm, doing light
farm work, for home and rea-
sonable salary. Can give Ref.
Ada Mullinax, Shannon, Ph.
42459.

Dependable man wants job
_ on cattle farm as handy man
and caretaker, also keep up
carpenter and paint repairs.
Can furnish A-1 Ref. on this
type work and character. Age
52 and married. State salary
and size of house. Buss Puc-
kett, Trenton.
RE TCE RESTO CO ER NI SU Me
Want job on poultry farm.
Layers, hens and broiler ex-
eo Write. Bill Stephens,
14 So. Green St., Gainesville.





White man, 41 yrs. old. wife,
1 small child, wants job on
cattle, hog or regular type
farm. Experienced. Year
around work preferred. Drive
tractor, truck, etc. Need house,
4-5 R. with elec. water, etc.
and reasonable salary. E. L.
Nicholson, Rt. 3, Box 75, Col-
lege Park.

Disabled War 2 Vet., white,
unencumbered, 53 yrs. old de-
sires light farm or garden
work on farm. Small salary,
room, board and laundry. Can



drive ear, truck or _ tractor.
Am honest, sober, reliable.
Request bus fare. Elmer G.

Banks, VA Centerm Sec.
Dormi Services, Dublin.

~ Single, white man, 54 yrs.
old, sober, dependable, will-
ing worker, exp., wants job
on farm. Do not operate farm
machinery, but willing to
learn. Fair salary and place to
live. Have own furniture. At
once. J. . . Langley, 666
Bryan St., S. E., Atlanta 12:
Ph. MU 8-9426.

Woman, 51, with 2 boys, 14
and 16, will do light farm
work on farm for aged couple,
in Rabun, Towns or Union Co.
for $10 week and shack on
rocky stream with springs and
garden. Have to be moved.
Mrs. Polly Hall, Trenton.

70 yr. old white man, hon-
est, good worker sober, wants
job on farm with good peonle,
live as one of family. Cant
drive. Cary J. Leverett, 3272
Gordon Rd., S. W. Atlanta 11.

Man. 59 yrs. old, desires
light farm work on small
truck farm, for small wages
(as get pension). and room
and board. C. H. Carruth,
RFD, Thomasville.

1





For Service: want to bud

pecan treest at half what
trees would cost. Will bear
sooner. State number you

have and where located. C. W.
Page, 149 North Ave., N.
Atlanta 8, Ph, TR 4-6452,



MARKET BULLETIN

White, middleaged, married
man, no children, wants job
on farm. Can drive tractor and
handle all types of farm ma-
chinery, also drive truck. Pre-
fer Sumter or in adjoining
counties. John H. Carnette,
103 No. Prince St. Americus.
Ph. 5927.

No. 1 Dairyman with help-
er, wants job, Can take over
and run dairy. Go anywhere in
Ga. Have good references.
Have to be moved. C. L. Sin-
iard, Rt. 1, Box 42, Leesburg.

Single, white man, retired,
wants job as caretaker of
farm, cattle ranch, or any light
farm work, for room, board
and reasonable salary. Will
batch, want modern conven-
iences. G. . Henry, 212
Pierce St. c/o O. D. Henry,
LaGrange.

Exp. farmer, can do any
kind work, good with dairy,
cattle and operate all kinds
farm equipment, drive truck,
etc. 22 yrs. old, single an d
dont drink, want reasonable
salary and place to stay: Do
not have transportation. Edw.
Eugene Warner, c/o Gafton
Devero, Rt. 3, Ludowici.

FARM HELP

WANTED







Want woman for light farm
work on farm for reasonable
salary, room and board. Thos.
R. West, Rt. 1, Box 237, Ellen-
wood.

Want nice, whife woman,
middleaged widow all right, to
live in home on farm with
Christian couple, and do light
farm work, $20 week and
separate quarters with radio.
State age, height, weight, all
particulars. F. E. Schluter, Rt.
3, Box 223, Brunswick. Ph.
AM 5-8551.

W ant working Foreman,
not over 54 yrs., sober, honest
for Cattle Ranch. Must be able
operate equipment. $50 week
with advances, house, water,
Pickup truck, and farm privi-
leges. 4 mi. town. Contact
D. L. Fountain, P, O. Box 671,
Hames Robins. Ph. WA 3

Want white woman, without
dependents, to work on chick-
en farm and do garden work,
etc. for reasonable salary. Ww.
E. Chambley, Rt. 3, Box 103,
Griffin.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE











Complete irrigation system
including sufficient fittings
for well rounded system, Die-
sel Power Unit, Peerless
pump, 6 and 5 in. aluminum
pipe, etc.; also, Oliver 4 cory
picker; also John Deere R
tractor and 5 yd. pan with
hydraulic system. Sell to-
gether or separately. Ralph J.
Simons, General Megr., Sey-
mour Farms, P. O. Box 293,
Thomson, Ph. 1437.

12 - 26 Combine tire, like
new, $40,; 70 HP. Buda Die-
sel engine on Skid Base, good,
$350.; Td-18A Intnl. with
angledozer, $2750.00. Robert
H. Tootle, Reidsville, Ph. 2151.

1954 Willys 4 wheel drive

ton, Ph. Midway 71-7700.

Model B John Deere trac-
tor good condition, $800.00;
tractor trailor, $200. Mrs.
Ruth M. Nutt, Rt. 1, Locust
Grove (Luella) Ga. Ph. 4174
(McDonough).

Six row cotton duster, fits
Ford Tractor, in good condi-
tion, price right. J. L. Lan-
caster, Rt. 5, Eastman.

John Deere 12-A combine
engine j us t reconditioned,
canvas replaced two seasons
back. R. E. Pound, Woodland,
Ph. OR 4-2456.

One Front End Loader for
Ford Tractor, $225. Pickup my
place at Welcome. Or will
trade for Bush Hog. Ashley
Wright, 98 LaGrange St.,
Newnan.

1953 Chev. 2 ton Buin, wood







E. | truck, $600. Mrs. Pearlie Kent,



Rt 2. Doerun, Ga.



Pasture Dream, lift type e
cellent cond., $150; 7 ft. rea
mounted mower for Farmall

Farmall H, $75.00 L. H. Ham-
pton, Woodstock, GL-5- -8455.| ~

Saw Mill, in good condi-
tion, 52 in. Disston Saw, Intnl.
stationary fuel burning en-



gine, 30 gal. tank. Extra
parts and equipment. Rea-
sonably priced. See by ap-

pointment. A. G. Harris, Su-
gar Valley, Ph. Main 9-5330.

5,000 laying cages, 15c ea.
Sell all or part. Ernest Van-
degrift, Rt. 3, Pine Mt., Ph.
North 3-2307, after 6:30 P. M.

20 disc, 2 section Ford har-
row, 2 point hitch, pull type,
angler with hydraulic lift to
cut or straighten. Used very
little, $125.00; J. D. 4 dise til-
ler, pick up type with 1 iron
wheel, M or Mt. tractor used
very little, $125 at Farm. Mar-







vin Newsome, Sandersville,
ph. 3856.
Excellent Jeep, 4 ahead

drive, completely rebuilt, new
motor, 5 tires, brakes, clutch,
carburetor, wiring, all new.
Only 400 miles since over-
hauling. Fully guaranteed. W.
Lee Morrison, Jr., 5 Ar-
gonne Dr., N. W., Atlanta 5,
Ph. CE 3-0428 (home)

EQUIPMENT (for sale),
Taylor trailer type sub -
soiler, nearly new, $125.00;
also 12 in. Fairbank Morse
hammer mill, both good cond.;
20 ft. endless belt, $110.00.
James C. Wil liams, 1 AAS
Whitehall





Douglasville, Ph.
2-2654. -
Mower for a Farmall A

tractor, very good cond., $45;
middle Buster, $20; also other
tractor parts. T. W. William-
son Rt. 1, Bowdon.

Farmall H or M_ mower,
perfect cond., $125; 3 point
hitch middlebuster, $15.00;
two 3 point hitch blades. $30
and $40; Bulldozer blade Far-
mall H or M, $35.00; Stover
Hammer Mill, $45.00;
point hitch subsoiler, $10.00;
Jeep front end for parts. Neal
T. Williams, Rt. 3, Buena Vis-
ta.

Mower, rear mounted six
ft. blade, fits Ford tractor,
good cond., $150.00 or will
trade for bush and bog har-}H.
row, 3 point lift. Ralph Mea-
dows, Rt. 3, Douglasville.

300 gal. Dari-Kool bulk
milk tank; three Intn] single
unit milking machines. J.



|Ronald Mullins, Box 298, Pine

Mt. Ga., Ph. North 3-2585.

Farmall H tractor, lights,
starter, perfect mechanically,
good rubber; also 7 ft. mow-
ing machine, Intnl. Harvestor
with hydro, cylinder. Sell or
trade for cattle, or truck.
Billy Williamson, Rt. 7, Ful-
ton Mill Rd., Macon, Ph. SH
2-4438.

2 Goodyear tractor tires, 2
tubes, size 7 - 24 for Gibson
tractor. One tire has lots good
use yet the other tire and
both tubes good. All 4 for
$35.00. Will not ship. Mrs. H.
E. Hartley, Ellenwood, Ph.
MA 17-4057.

Super M. Farmall and 77
New Holland baler. Both in
excellent cond. H. S. Daws,
Rutledge, Ph. 2357.

John _ Deere equipment:
cultivator model 212, for 520
or 620 J. D. tractor, perfect







pickup 28000 actual miles|cond., $150; tool bar for 3
guaranteed 30 days, $795. J.|point hitch with 9 _ coiled
W. Waddell, Rt. 5, Thomas-| spring standards, $175; six

coiled spring 3/4 in sauare
for M or 40 or 42, $30. Milton
P. Minchew Jr., Rt. 3, Macon,
Ph. SH. 3-5806.

Good 1H wagon and
gears, good as new, $50.00;
also bush and bog .harrow 8
new disc made by Keen,
good as new. Pull from draw-
bar, $150. Mrs. Kal. H. Kines, | 2
Rt. 3, Covington. :



seasons, reasonable. Mrs.
L. Brown, Rt. 1, Rochelle.

24 tooth Bermuda _ grass
plow, hay baler; Easy Flo.
Small irrigating system, 5
H. P. gas engine, 500 ft. light
3 in. steel pipe; 1/2 doz.
sprinklers; 1954 Dodge milk
truck insulated body, good
shape. 1951 Dodge pick up
truck, 6 row mule cotton dus-
ter. C, A. George, Rt. 2, Li-
thonia, Ph. HU 2-6609. ;







H, $75.00; 3 disc plow for| H.

3 | tools.

Turner over head . peanut!
shaker and plows, used vee






ruc

spreader, |

jek Payne, But er,
3945.

Five row hore arawn: aia
plex cotton duster good cond.
$100.00. Mrs. F. D. Patterso

Rt.<27 McDonough, 207.

Dearborn Rotary 10
good as new, first $230.0
it. No letters. Zack L. Wilk
Valdosta, Ph. CH 2-0363.

Intnl. T-50 pickup h
baler with motor, |
$450.

























Large M. M. Tractor $99
small A. C. tractor with al
equipment $450.00; J.

Diesel, $2100; Papec itaghage
chopper 62, $650. 00; Fo
Moldboard plow. $125.00: All
Purpose plow, $75; DeLav
Pump and pail type milk
parts. T. K. Putnam, c/o

nam Bros. Dairy, Rt.
lehem Rd. ya

























one half original price. Ken-
neth Sutton, Ocilla.

Set of planters with ferti- :
lizer. distributor for Farmall ;
Cub tractor, $100.00. Jack |
Crowder, c/o Melody Brook
Farm, Rt. 3, Windy Hill Rd.
Marietta, Ph. HE '5-8656. ue

Equipment for 24,000 broil-
er unit; A. R. Wood 1000 cap.
gas brooders, $30. 00 ea.; Pu-
rina P-16 hanging type Pyne
ers, $1.00 ea.: Oakes 8 -
automatic water. pete
ea. John B. Guthrie, Rt. 1,
Duluth, Ph. Norcross 3683.

Mowing machine and Take, :
horse drawn, tr
$75 for both. D. G. Carson, a
Rt. 2, Powder Springs. :

Cole comb, ett of




























horse turning plows;
beam plow. ek Gee
and other

Will

ment. Albert Bart
Kennesaw.

Foley 61 and 31
sharpening machines, f in
cond. Both for $285.00 ca

G. Chastain, Rt. 1
Ph. 993-4129.

Farmall cub



mower.













for cub tractor, $75.00; 7

nursery rake with adjustab
rubber tires and wheels in
new cond. $400: heavy Hee
roller about 1000 Ibs.,. $50.00

E. Te : it
Ph. Bb HO nds 1-5415 (Fayetteville

24 24 Big E Hen feeders: also
syrup pan. R. B Dollar, Hw
23, Suwannee.

2 wheel trailer; 16 Mi up- 7
right grist mill; rip saw with
1-1/2 in. single phase motor;
rip saw without motor 3
wheel Craftmans band sa
with stand and motor; swing
cut-off saw eile H. sing
phase motor. T. J. Hutchens,
245 La Grange a. Newnan,
Ph, AL 3-6317.

pa ee pump ae 250
G. P. M. built on Intnl. truck
Chace, $375 5 20 tt. 4 in:
suction pipe. ar Spicks,
4561 Covington tie E
tur, Ph. Butler 9-9517.
250 gal. steel DeLaval bulk
milk tank, 40 mo. warranty
given, Will deliver and in-
stall any reasonable distance.
Emory L. Brinson, Rt. 6, 8Y>3















































lvania, Ph. TH. -1-7531. i

Sorghum mill (No. 72 Cha
tanooga), A-1 shape, 2
prox. 3 yrs. New pan 12 ft.
long; also new 6 in._ belt,
skimmers, bare and etc.
- with it. H. L. Carson, R

Ooltewah, Tenn. (Res.
Catoosa County, Ga.) Ph.
5-4125 (Ringgold) ae

Cummins 1/2 bss :
electric drill,

Rt. 2.
8736).

Allis chines B_ tractor 2
with cultivators, planter and
distributor and draw oes :
in fair condition, ina

so me Corson hi j |
with 8 and 10 in, ,
most new, $150.(

Smyrna,








place. W. )



_' Mariet


















chain saw, new, $
dise smoothing harrow in good
d., cheap. Noah J. Shel-
Rt. 2, Hogansville, Ph.
8895 (LaGrange) |

John Deere H tractor, two
ow with all equipment, in
ood cond. $275. Emory Row-
at. b, ISItes

e good cub tractor, cul-
or, disc plow; disc har-
} Mowing machine; hay
rake and two wheel tractor,
all, $800.00. Elisha Hunt, Rt.
Blairsville.

1 qt. or 14 pt. National
Canner. Mrs. E. R.
East



























Morris Ave.,
d PO 1-4003. ;








ant one harid brace with
1d head and jares. O.
Stone, 3252 Cates Ave. N. E.,.




Atlanta 19. -.
Wani 3 point fast hitch for
per C Farmall tractor. M.
.. Eastenwood, Box 284, Bre-
en, Ph. LE 7-2885.
- Want hay baler in good
cond. to trade for Landrace -
Tamworth cross feeder_pigs,
wormed and treated. E. V.
liott, Greenville. 4
Want David Bradley 575
garden tractor with attach-
ments, good cond. and reason-
able price. E. R. Fowler, RFD
No. I, Dallas, Ph. 7-4381.






























































: e road cart for
1orse 16 hands. Must be in
ood cond. Peter Hodkinson,
c/o Circle H Angus Farm, P

idge Cornelia, Ph. 844 J 5.

Want fertilizer lime spread-
er, hammer mill, Give make
type, cond., price in first _let-
er. Max Coggins, Rt. 1, Hia-
- -wassee (Towns Co.) eS

- Want cub tractor within 50
mile radius, at reasonable
price for cash. P. A. String-
er, Rt. 1, Quitman. |

- Want one front end loader
to fit 3-point hitch, 240 utility
Farmall tractor. State cond.,
make and price. C. T. Tolli-
ver, Rt. 1, Rocky Face.

shallow well
: _tal cheap for
cash, in good cond. J. F. Ric-
kett, Rt. 1, Chickamauga. -
Want used automatic poul-
try feeder. State price, make,
length, size, cond. ete. Dan
-Nhyne, Rt. 1, Leslie, Ph. UL
3-2205. _ x

Want Gibson tractor with
or without motor, reasonable.
State price and fully describe
cond. of tractor. M. T. Greg-
ory, RFD 1, Box 281, Tucker.

__ Want used tractor, approx.
35 H. P. Prefer Farmall M. or
H omodel. State cond. and
rice. Carl G. Bailey, Rt. 1,

ayetteville, Ph. HO 1-2411.




























































wheel scoop pan, bush and
bog harrow. Charles E. Bar-
rett, Rt. 1 Cornelia.

_ Want pull type Rotary

mower in North Georgia areas.
State price and condition. Ed-
ward E. Echols, Rt. 1, Lula.

_ Want one shallow well pump
with tank, first class cond.
- and reasonable, M. C. Thomp-
burn, Ph. 4502.

Want Fairbank-Mor-e
Windmill gearbox with_use-
able parts. A. A. McCurry,
Box 489, Savannah, Ph. Adams
4-3441, ae ic

ant hand well pump_for
40 ft. well. Mrs. G. E. Wal-
Jace, 454.10th St. N. W., At-
lanta 13._ Se
ee

Want one row tractor. State























mule drawn and mowing ma-



+

L.|Eileenmere strain, two, 2 yrs.

-|284 Washington, Ph. OS. 8-
2201.

Want two wheel or four|

d|both; also, Guernsey heifer,

-|Holstein mixed heifer,

is

rea of Woodstock, |
yr Marietta. Also hay rake



chine mule drawn. Horace
Howard, Rt. 3, Woodstock, Ph.
GL 5-6686.

Want 2 row tobacco duster
that turns with hand and the
2 straps with it. Must be in
perfect cond. Jessie Chambers,
Uvalda.

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE

Cattle

Black Angus heifer, to
freshen July 14, bred to Reg.
Black Angus bull; also, one
part Black Angus bull calf.
Priced to sell. R. B. Dollar,
ead 23, Suwanee (1 mi. No.
of).





Reg. Angus bulls, 10 mos.
to 2 yrs. old, good prospects
for herd bulls; also, 2 females,
one with 4-1/2 mo. old heifer
calf at side. Both bred back
to good male. See at farm. F.

W. Phillips, c/o Westover
ate Kennesaw, Ph. 428-

4 Purebred Angus bull,

old and two, 1 yr. old, wt.
approx. 700 and 1,000 lbs. ea.
Reg. papers. Recent Bangs,
Lepto and TB test report on
ea. P. W. Harrison, Jr., Rt. 4,
Sylvania, Ph. UL. 7-3562.

All or half of a 40 cow
milking herd, with 910 Ibs.
daily milk base. Sell all or
half. W. N. Cofer, Rt. 1, Box



2 milch cows, ea. 2 yrs. old,
good milkers, gentle, ea. has
heifer calf 3 mos. old. Will
sell at beef price; also, one
white face heifer, beef price.
Joe M. Rudisill, Rt. 2, Hiram,
Ph. 943-5402 (Powder
Springs).

40 Holstein cows, milk base,
250 gal. Dari-Cool milk tank,
Surge milkers, stainless steel
wash vat for sale. Donald G.
oo Covington, Ph.

Several 2-3 yr. old Guern-
sey and Jersey heifers for sale
reasonable. Selling entire
herd E. H. Jones, Reynolds St..
Waycross. 5

5 yr. old standard polled
Hereford sire, excellent type
and outstanding CMR Ad-
vance Domino breeding, very
deep red, halter broke and

standing herd sire, selling to
prevent inbreeding. John B.
Smith, Cleveland Rd.. Dalton,
Ph. BR. 8-3705 after 6 PM.

Production tested beef herd;
Breeder Code No. 8, herd No.
2 with Ga. Agri. Extension
Service on farm performance
testing program. 29 cows, 25
calves, 9 heifers and 1 bull.
Complete records available in
total or in parts. Joe W. But-
Jer, Rt. 1, Camilla, Ph. 3516.

Excellent herd of Hereford
cattle including outstanding
polled Hereford bull, 18 brood
cows with calves by side and
rebred, good milkers. Lawton
Ursrey, Hazlehurst, Ph. RT.
5-2030. . - ;

ea Na se Seopa

Thoroughbred Santa Ger-
trudis bull, about 9 mos. old,
cherry red color. J. W. Mor-
ris, c/o Dbl. M Farms, Box
119, Carrollton.

Pe aa ee eee

Dairy setup: 40 milch cows,
500 lb. daily milk base, 200
gal. Craft milk tank and milk-
ing mach.; also, Farmall H,
Tractor, mowing mach., TH
45 haybaler, rake and new
Avery, 4 disc, tiller, $12,500.
for lot. T. E. Ferrell, Madison,
Ph. 616M2.

Guernsey milch cow also
20 White Rock hens and one
turkey hen for sale. B. L. Mc-
Donald, 929 Park Ter., Col-
lege Park, Ph. PO. 6-9398..

_ Fine Jersey cow, 3 yrs. old
giving 3 gal. milk on grass,
with 2nd calf 1 mo. old, Jer-
sey-Holstein cross, $175. for

Angus and
$100.
ea. Mrs. B. D. Clayton, Old
41 Hwy., Adairsville.

11 mos. old and














_2 purebr White Face
Bale: about 500
- Warren-

gentle, about 1,800 Ibs. Out-|349

Cjold and Holstein

12 full blooded Jersey cows,
9 are Reg., all now milking,
some to freshen soon, all are
bred to freshen from and on
until Dec, J. T. Williams, Sr.
Turin. : en

2 Reg. Holstein bulls, 11
mos. old, from artificially
bred Reg. cows, best of blood-
lines, papers furnished. S. H.
Stipe, Rt. 3, Carrollton, Ph.
TE. 2-2372.

Holstein cow, from artificial
breeding, to freshen about the
17th of July, with 4th calf.
A. C. Burkholder, Rt. 4, Ma-
rietta, Ph. 427-1958.

Reg. Black Angus bull,
3-1/2 yrs. old, Eilleenmere
breeding. Sell or exch. to
keep from inbreeding. Mrs.
Ruth M. Nutt, Rt. 1, Locust
Grove.

Holstein male calf,









born
May 3, $60. Jennie Jolley, Rt.
4, Box 194, Douglasville.

Reg. Aberdeen-Angus bull,
1 yr. old, calfhood vaccinated
for Bangs and _ Black Leg.
Comes from line of Eileen-
mere champions, gentle, $300.
at farm. Miss Bernice Phelps,
c/o Hollydale Farm, Box 296,
Roswell, Ph. 428-5496 (Ma-
rietta).

One Reg. Guernsey heifer,
fresh in with calf; 2 other
heifers, to freshen first week.
in July; also, 5 service age
bulls, from artificial blood-
lines, all Reg., priced to sell.
F. H. Bunn, Midville.

_Nice Guernsey cow with
fine heifer calf. born the 11
of June, giving 4 gal. or more
milk per day. gentle in every-
way. R. E. Walker, Riverdale
(6 mi. below College Park on
West Fayetteville Rd.)

12 dbl. Reg. polled bulls,
between 12 and 18 mos. old,
large, well marked and from
good bloodlines. Harry
Wasden, MD, Quitman.

Reg. Black Angus bull. 28
mos. old, wt. approx. 1,000
Ibs., selling to ovrevent in-
breeding, $250. Carl Shirah,
Seville, (12 mi. E. of Cordele).

Small herd grade Angus
cows and calves, 20 head,
vlus young Reg. Angus bull.
Sell together or sevarate. W.
T. Torkensen. c/o Whistle Top
Farm, Cornelia.

Swine

Reg. black Poland China
males and gilts, 6-1/2 months
old and younger. Treated and
from Bangs free herd. Farm
located 12 miles East of Ocil-
la on Ga. 32. Clarence H.
Lea Rt. 1, Wray, Ph. HO 8-

Reg. Hampshire pigs, gilts
and boars from two to four
months of age. I. W. Wheeless,
od Box 82, Griffin, Ph.

Duroc hogs, one boar and
A pilts:- 6 -mos. .old,. reg.;
wormed, and treated for chol-
era. From grand champion
dam and sire. Cheap for cash.
Roscoe McDonald, Jr., Rt. 1,
Milledgeville, Ph. GL 2-2766.

Duroc boar, 5-1/2 mos. old,
treated for cholera, $35. Fred-



erick Zipperer, Guyton. (15
ed. Charlie Peacock, Rt. 4
Hwy. 30).

3 Landrace boars, 5 mos.
old, wt. approx. 100 lIbs., $25.
ea. Reg. in purchasers name.
P. V. Pridgeon, 643 Owens
St., Waycross, Ph. AT 5-1201.

Reg. Holstein bull, 19 mos.
old and Reg. White Face bull,
over 1 yr. old, for sale or trade
for shorthorn heifers; also,
grade Holstein heifers, 19 mos.
old and several around 1 yr.
steer and
Angus-Holstein steer. Carl E.
Jernberg, Jr., Rt. 2, College
Park, Ph. PO. 6-2072.

pee Wel ea ee Be a ea
20 feeder shoats, all treat-
ed; also 2 white face heifers.
C. C. Downing, Rt. 4, East-
man.
Cherry red Duroc male, 6

mos. old, $40. Reg. in United
Duroe Assn. At Farm. A. C.

Weathers, Box 37, Mershon,
(hwy. 32). cea
Hampshire pigs, 10 wks.

old, purebred but not Reg.
$10. ea. Martin Wisherd, c/o
Glade Farms, Lula, Ph. LE.
4-5713.

Purebred Yorkshire sow
and 6 pigs, $100. Wayne White,

A. | den, Rt. 1, Bremen, Ph. LE.
17-3117.





18 feeder shoats. All treat-
ed Charlie Peacock, Rt. 4,
Eastman. |

_ 18 pigs 6-8 weeks old, Lan-
drace and Hampshire mixed,
$10. ea. or make price on lot;
also gilts, some breed, $30.
ea. M. Smith, Grant Rd.,
Ellenwood.

_ Reg. SPC boars, best blood-
lines, nearly large enough for
service. See at my _ place.
George Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave
Spring.

50 Landrace - Tamworth
cross feeder pigs, wormed and
ee E. V. Elliott, Green-
ville.

Reg. Landrace, service age
boar and gilts, from popular
bloodlines. Reg. in ~ buyers
name, prices start at $25. M.
T. Courson, Hazlehurst, Ph.
5-2529. Z

Horses, Mules & Ponies

At Stud: Copper buckskin
stallion (half Quarter horse,
half thoroughbred), excel.
conformation. G. P. Hender-
son, Old Morse Rd., Rt. 1,
Conley, Ph. MA. 7-5355 (At-
lanta).

Several good riding horses;
also, 12 mo. old colt for sale.
Peter Hodkinson, c/o Circle
H. Angus Farm, P Ridge,
Cornelia, Ph. 844-J-5.

Nice Shetland pony mare,
gentle for Children; al-
so, bridle and saddle. Jack
McFarland, Rt. 2, Canton, Ph.
GR. 9-2044. {

_ Shetland ponies, both rid-
ing and breeding stock, mares
and stallions. Any reasonable
offer accepted. Dan Brock,
Eastanolle.

Buckskin mare, 800 lbs.,
extra good farm horse, gentle
for children, $75. R. L. Bur-











Tenn. Walker saddle horse
and western saddle, very gen-
tle for children or ladies, will
work anywhere, $200. Walter
Benson, Rt. 1, Macloud Rd.,
Dallas.

5 gaited Tenn. Walking
horse, sorrel, flax mane and
tail, 4 white stocking feet and
white face, gentle for chil-
dren, $150. M. C. Thompson,
Rt. 1, Fairburn, Ph. 4502.

Quarter horse mare, sorrel
color, 6-7 yrs. old, nice color
and conformation $200. Fred
De Dawson, Ph. WY.
5- 5

At Stud:: Red Lights No-
ble Rex, reg. 36083, Ameri-
can saddle bred stallion. Pro-
ven sire top quality colts.
Grandson of Noble Kalarama.
Thomas G. Watkins, Jr., 4684
Flat Shoals Rd., Decatur, BU
9-6692.

A fine real nice year old
Pinto horse, wt. 800-900 Ibs.;
gentle but spirited. Rides and
handles good, $135. W. O.
Jones, Rt. 2, Rome, Ph. 4-
2546.

aR Oe scene os mee Ht nh
One nice young Tennessee
walker horse gelding, 28 mos.
old, gentle and well manner-
ed. Can be reg. G. L. Cole-
man, Eastman, ph. 3167.

At Stud: Reg. Tenn. Walk-
ing horse. Ribbon winner,
proven sire, fine conforma-
tion: also Shetland stallion at
Stud. Ben Hill, 2641 Bob-O-
Link Dr., Macon, SH 5- 5394.

At Stud: Buddys Black
Boy, reg. Tenn. Walking
horse. One of the most con-
sistent and outstanding stal-
lions now showing. Roy Dor-
sey, 2561 Bohler Rd.. N. W
Ph. CE 7-1115.

Two mares with nice - half
Morgan stud colts by her side.
One is a roan Tenn. Walker,
ht. 15.2. Other Pinto mare,
ht. 14.3. Both are 5 yrs. old
gentle and well mannered, but
spirited. Ben Malone. c/o
Hickory Springs Farm, Rt. 1,
Box 90, Fairburn, Ph. 4402.

One mule colt, 10 months
old, wt 400 lbs., $60. or trade
for small pony. Marion Par-
eet Rt. 4, Eastman, Ph.
2600.

Sheep and Goats

Reducing my herd, selling
300 head of Southwestern
ewes! 100 have weaned lambs;
200 will wean them in early
July. Sell $8. head for entire
lot. R. L. Jackson, Flint River
Farms, Jonesboro, Ph. DR 8-





Union City, Ph. 7091 (Fair-
bur: ae,



buck, from high production
milk strain, $30. W. A, Black-
well, 2122 Brockett Rd., Tuck-
er, Ph. HI. 3-9145.

to breed, large, healthy ani-
mals; also, 2 milking does.
Ben O. Holmes, Rt. 3, Box
10, Ringgold.

115 Healthy Southwestern
ewes, $8. ea. or
dairy heifers. Kenneth Bandy,
Pee Ringgold, Ph. WE. 5-

about the middle of July and
one Toggenburg buck, 1-1/2
yrs. old. H. L. Page, 1373
Marian Ave., NE, Atlanta 7,
Ph. JA. 5-9777.

Misra like esti Me MO LE
52 sheep, 1 yr. old and old-
er, part western and part na-

ing Rock, Ph. ME. 5-4396 (El-
lijay).

2 work goats, one solid
white Angora, broke perfect-
ly for children and race cart,
other black and white with
harness.

5564 (Monticello).

185 nice Southwestern ewes
15 Hampshire ewes; also,
Suffolk and one Hampshire
rams, Reg. All priced reason-

gold, Ph: WE. 5-3036.

some Nu-

finest bloodlines,
crosses of

bians, some fine

and Toggeenburg. some fine
doe and buck kids of same
strain, from $25. up. Consider
selling 11 grown does. Letters
ans. Jacob S. Heaton, Box 171,
Americus. 3

Nice voung Toggenburg
goat, $15. at mv barn. H.R.

Rt. 2. Ellenwood.

2 French Alpine bucks: on
4 mos., other 1 vr. old. Sired
by Star B. Herlindo Del
name. Miss

Reg. in buvers

Douglas.
10 Reg.
1-3 yrs. of ase. Too rams
from an established flock 0
ribbon winners. Good blocky
tvpe that will
flock sires and nriced to sell.
John B. Smith. Cleveland Rd.,

Hampshire rams,

6 P. M.
Milk goats, 2? torenburg

doe kids. 4 months old. from
heavy milk stock. Wisit_or eall
afiar ROA DM T F Sarratt,

1165 Hollywood Rd.. N. W.

i Dhe GN

~~ LIVESTOCK

WANTED



giving 3 or 4 ats. of mil

daily, Butt-head, with short
hair. State price and_ age.
Emery Butts, Rt. 1, Rocky

Face, Ph. Orange 3-4983.

Want Reg. |
ealf around 6 months old. Red
with plenty of white spots on
forehead. H. Thurmond,

Farmington.

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE

eggplants, 75c C, $3 M. Watis

Crosby, Graham.

Earl brown crowder peas,
Germ. 73 pct. 2 teacups full
75c, 5 lb., $1.00; Mung beans
for hay or poultry feed, Germ.
71 pcet., 50e cup; 5 Ib. $1.50,
one cup of Early Hickory
King seed corn for feed free
with ea. $2.00 order. Add post-
age. P, B. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground.

Gov. insp. and treated Ga.
Red potato plants, full count,
1 M, $1.25 del.; P. R potato
plants, $3.00 M. del. No. chks.
Fill large order. W. R. Light-
sey, Rt. 2 Surrency. es

Rutger tomato plants 50c Cs
Cowhorn hot pepper, Sas
collard plants in about 2
weeks, 50c C. Plus postage

. F. Seay, 3917 Pantherse



2245.

H
ville Rd. Rt. 2, Ellenwood,

PAGE THRES

White Saanan doe, pasture
exposed to French Alpine

Alpine-Nubian does, ready

trade for

ns,
2 Saanan does to_freshen

tive; also, 26 lambs for sale. a
Mrs. C. R. Keeter, Rt. 1, Talk-

Reasonably priced.
W. L. Banks, Shady Dale, Ph.

able. Dennis T. Dover, Ring-

Nice fresh milk goats, from

Nubians, and Saanan, Saanan

Seay. 2917 Panthersville, Rd. ~

Norte FA 6668. $35. and $75. ~
Nellie M. Mingledorff. Rt. 3,

make good |

Dolton. Ph. BR 8-3705 after

ST
Want good milk goat that 3 4

Guernsey male



Cayenne hot pepper plants, -
-|75 G, $3.00 M.; Black beauty
















































See peat PERE Sen See ee eo

"SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE

Red. spotted erowder peas,
2 pet. Germ.; Blue Java
eas, Germ. 80 pct.; Early
brown crowder peas, Germ.
7 pet.; Little white brown
ye peas, Germ 68 pct.; each
ind, 50c cup, 3 cups, $1.25;
lack snape root, 60c for large
ox full. Add postage. G. T.
rown, Rt. 1, Ballground.

Cert. Ga. Red potato plants,
full count, good plants, $1.90
. 2M. up, $1.75 M. Prompt
ipment. Del. Earlish Light-
key, Screven.

Cert. Ga. Red potato plants,
00, $1.25, $2.00 M. First
lass plants, prompt shipment.
: Lowell Head, Alma, Ph.

84.

Millions Cert. Ga. Red
te plants, 500, $1.25; $2











. Orders shipped within 24
ours, weather permitting. B.
. Head, Alma, ph. 3791.

Rutger tomato plants 300,
1.50; 500, $2.50, $3.50 M.
alif. Wonder Sweet pepper,
ame price at tomatoes; Egg-
lants $1. C. or $6. M. All
lants prepaid in Ga. R. Chan-
or, Pitts, Ph. MI 8-2035.

; 1959 crop of old fashion
fender white garden Crease-
back bean seed, 87 pct. Germ.

5e cupful; also old fashion
arg e blooming sunflower
eed, 30c cupful. Add post-
gge. Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5,
ox 58, Ellijay.

. Good. tender white corn-
eld bean seed for late plant-
g, Germ 90 pct. 65c cupful

or 2 cups for $1.25; red

peckle crowder peas, Germ.
$5 pct., 40c cupful or 3 cups
or $1. Add postage. Mrs.
farl Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Cert. Ga. Red sweet potato
plants, grown from vine cut
- potatos. Moss packed, $3.00
M. Gerald Hall, Rt. 2, Ash-







urn.



_ Cowpeas,
es 89 pct., 30 bu.; Brab-
ham, Germ. 67 pct. and hard
1 Total
erm. 82 pct. All in 2 bu.

35 bu.; Irons,

ed, Germ, 15.~ pct.

bags and $5.00 bu. T. W.
rown, Rt, 3, Avondale Rd.,
acon, Ph. SH. 6-3944.



eet potato plants, $1.25 M.
W. G. Murray, Rt. 2, Odum.

: Cert. Ga. Red potato plants,
: Fen plants, full count, prompt
pment, $2.00 M. del. 2 M

wp, $1.70 M. No checks. Le-
qand Lightsey, Rt. 2, Screven,








Ga. Red potato plants, in-
es full count,
-ghipment, no checks. 4 M.,
. G. Tyre, Bristol, Ph. 38



leaned,
pu. M. A. Flourny, Rt. 4, Box
0 Griffin, Ph. 2669.

Jumbo Bushel gourd seed,
hugh Martin shape, 5 ft. and

ore around. Grown from or-
ganitors seed, 4 seed, $1.00

10 seed, $2.00. L. T. Wildes,
Rt. 4, Waycross.

Govt. inspt. Ga. Red pota-

ip plants, $2.00 M. No checks,

PP. Paul Lightsey, Screven,
a.










Rutger, Marglobe. Oxheart,
sllow and Big Boy tomato
plants 30, $1.00; Sage plants

pots 50, $1.75; | Broccoli,
russell sprouts, 2 doz.
@ollards, cabbage 70c C; ban-

la and hot pepper, 30c doz.;
, 10e doz. No less $1.00
ie Add Tip pestaes, Fred
: erspoon, 308 Holderness
t., Atlanta, 10, PL: 3-5251,

Cert. Ga. red potato plants
Well rooted, full count, ee
@nteed, $1.50 M. 8000 $1.25
. Prompt shipment.; also

opper Skins, same price. J.
HT. Williams, Alma.

; Eggplants, bell, banana, hot,
3 Pimiento peppers, gold-

55c;






ot





m yellow, Scarlet dawn to-
atoes, Wakefield cabbage,
auliflower, dill, parsley, bro-
oli, Brussel sprouts, Heading
ollards, Rutger tomatoes, all
doz. No less $1.00 orders,
rs. H, V. Franklin, Sr., Rt.
Register.

Kudzu roots, 2 ea. pick up
my home. Mary Jean Jor-

t
dan Rt. 2, Box 56, Shorat Rd.,
airburn,









Ga. Red potato plants $1.50

M. Now ready. PP. Florence
OQuinn, Rt. 2, Surrency.

Sugar pears $1.00 ea.; apri-
cot plum, 75 ea.; peppermint
80c doz.; catnip 30e bunch;
scuppernong vine cutting.
75e doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Lee Hood, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

GAME, FOWL, efc.

FOR SALE

Northern Bobwhite quail
eggs, $15. C; young, day old
to 12 wks. old, 35 ea. up;
young chukars, priced accord-
ing to age. None shipped less
4 wks. old. Per No, 34. J. L.
Taylorcaktsw. C/O Taylors

Mill Rd. Ft. Valley. Ph. TA
5-5804.

Northern Bobwhite quail
eggs and young quail. Per.
No. 52: J, L. Tade, 1328 21st
St... Columbus, Ph. FA 3-
2422.

Extra large, 1959 hatch
Northern Bobwhite breeder
quail, improved 40 yrs., 1-3
ounces heavier than average.
Hatching eggs and young
quail now available. Ga. Per.
No 1. Free Col. photos, wt.
cert., prices. Wm. A. Thomas,
Box K, 421 Mark Bldg. At-
lanta. Ph. MU 8-0866. :

Chukar eggs, 18c ea; week
old chicks, 50c ea. Sam Car-
den, Deep Creek Rd., Cordele.
Ph. 769W.









1 pr. ea Gold and Amhurst
pheasant breeders; also sev.
prs. Peafowl, both old and
young in Blue and_ Black
Shoulder. H. C. Trimble,
Fairburn. Ph. 7032.

White King pigeons, $2.50
pr. 25 pr. or more, $2. pr.
Jack Crowder, c/o Melody

Brook Farm, Rt. 3, Marietta.

Ph. HE. 5-86586.

Common pigeons and ban-
tam hens, $1. ea; Golden Se-
bright hens, $2. ea; Pekin
drake, $2.50; Hamburg chick-
ens, $4. pr; White King pig-
eons, $3. pr. Starling Yawn
Byromville. 2

5 rabbits, born April 17,
1960, 2 does and 3 bucks,
$1.25 ea. $6. trio. Will not
ship. Gene Hartley, 1011 Wal-



Purebred N. Z. White rab-
bits, ped. bucks. 10 yrs. se-
lective breeding, $10. ea. up.
Exch. for farm products, or
meat rabbits. C. W. Page, 149
North Ave., N. E., Atlanta 8.
Ph. TR 4-6452. sey

Black and white rabbits, $1.
ea. George Livingston, Wood-
stock. (off Arnold Mill Rd.
near Rock Springs Church).

29 N. Z. White and Cali-
fornia rabbits, 25 does either
bred or have little ones, and
4 bucks, all sub. to Ped. $30.
D. E. Beauchamp, Rt. 4, Com-
merce.

9 rabbits, 8 does, $4. ea., 1
buck, $3., also 1 pr. Calif.
Reds, for sale. Will not ship.
Live 5 mi. Kingston on new
Halls Sta. Sammie Oats, Rt.
1, Box 21, Kingston.

Fantail pigeons, in white,
blue, black, brown and yel-
low. Prices start at $3. pr.
Jerry Gretencord, 3058 Brook
ae Decatur, Ph. ME. 4-





Adult Chukar partridges,
$1.75 ea.; young 75 ea.; Chu-
kar partridge eggs, 25c ea.;
also, Brower elec. incubator,
$12. Orby Southard, Box 277,
Dahlonega, Ph. UN. 4-3765.

Quail and pheasant eggs;
also, baby quail and baby
pheasants, reasonable prices.
Permit No. 19. Walter H. Ha-
gan, Renolds Rd., Morrow,
Ph. GR. 8-6623 (Jonesboro).

_Bobwhite eggs and baby
birds; also, Ringneck phea-
sant eggs and chicks. T. G.
peas Maysville, Ph. OL.

300 young
breeders, ~ real



rabbits,
cheap, first
come first served. Frank Win-
es. West Green, Ph. EV. 4-

Northern Bobwhite quail
eggs, available now, will
ship; also, baby quail, Will
not ship under 4 wks. old.
Permit No. 13. D. L. Brook-
ins, 5861 Morningside Dr.,
Columbus, Ph. FA, 3-9175.

fine

st

nut St. Louisville. Ph. MA 5--
Goy., Insp. Ga. Red and P. R. a



"Gaines: igs (cavies). for

Box 97-C, Griffin.

Northern Bobwhite quail,
mated and laying, $4. pr.; 1960
grown quail, $3. pr.; white
doves, $5. pr.; Ringneck doves,
$3. pr.; Bobwhite quail eggs,
$18. C. PP: Chukar Partridges,
$6. pr. Ship Exp. Col. Miss
Eve Wallace, 716 Myrtle St.,
NE, Atlanta 8, Ph. TR. 4-5152.

GAME, FOWL, etc.

WANTED

sale, Mrs. S. D. Ackin, Rt. 4,|





Have some rabbit feeders
and waterers to exch. for
frying size rabbits. Jack Hin-
ton, 929 Victory Dr., SW, At-
Janta, Ph. PL. 3-7939.

Want Belgian buck rabbit,
about 7 wks. old. State price.
Mike Mull, Rt. 1, Aragon.

Want day old quail chicks,
Tenn. Red and blonde. F. H.
Searcy, c/o Aucilla Planta-
tion, Box 860, Thomasville.

POULTRY

FOR SALE



Araucanus (Easter E g g)
chickens, laying colored eggs,
$10.00 pr.; hatching eggs, as-
sorted cols., $4 doz. PP.; Dark
Cornish bantams, Bulldog
type, $6 pr.; Golden Sebright
bantams, $6.00 trio. Ship Exp.
Col. Money order. Mrs. Ad-
die A. Edwards, 716 Myrtle
St., NE, Atlanta 8, Ph. TR.
4-5152.

2 young hens, $2.50; on e
ame hen and 5 baby chicks,
3.50; Cornish pullets and
rooster, 5 and 6 mos. old, $1
and $1.25; 2 mos. old bantams,
$3.00 doz.; Cornish bantams,
35c and up. Bockard Bell,
1677 Pharr Rd., NE, Atlanta;
Ph. DR. 7-4390.

Black, white and_ Silver
Duckwing Old English game
bantam chicks, 5 - 7 wks. old,
$15 doz.; Lakenvelder chicks,
same age, $25.00 doz. Shipped
Railway Exp. Col. Fred Blay-
lock, 515 Crescent A v 2.
Chickamauga.

Cornish bantam baby
chicks, Bulldog type, from
blue ribbon winners; also,
Bobwhite, all ages. Per No. 36.

. E. Duke, 1803 Boulder-
crest Dr., SE, Atlanta 16, Ph.
MA 17-1665.

Dark Cornish bantam hens,
$1.25 ea. B. J. Langford, 1006
Drewry St., NE, Atlanta 6,
Ph. TR. 2-6515.

Common bantams, small
type, ranch raised. Rooster
free with every 5 hens. Pric-
ed most reasonable. Joe Stahl-
kuppe, 185 Fairburn Rd., SW,
Atlanta, Ph. DI. 4-1668.

Purebred, heavy type, Sept.
1959 hatch, Dark Cornish cock-
erel, $2.25; also, hatching
eggs, $1.65 for 15; 30, $3.20
and my cartons to be return-
ed at once at buyers ex-
pence. Money order only. Miss
Cora B. Patterson, Rt. 1, Box
35, Ty Ty. 5

Giant Black Minorcas eggs,
$1 doz. del. by PP Parcel Post;
April hatch cockerels, $1.00
ea. Exp. Col. L, B. Millians,
105 Temple Ave., Newnan.

Game cock and 12 hens,
reasonably priced. Mrs. Mae
Bell Brumbeloe, 3070 King
Smith Rd., SE, Atlanta, Ph.
MA. 17-2678.

10 pure Dark Cornish hens
and one cock, $20 at farm.
Write before -you come as
they are on free range and
will have to be caught. at
night. H. W. Thurmond, Far-
mington.

Game pullets and stags, So.













Georgias and Dr. Saunders
Roundhead, both purebred,
stags, $7.50; pullets, $5.00;

eggs, 15, $3. Mrs. A. L. Hill,
312 Warren St., NE, Atlanta,
Ph. DR. 8-2397.

Pit games, 1959 stags and
hens, Stags are large as cocks,
hens laying. E. W. Law Clip-
pers, bred under wire; 1 Nig-
ger Roundhead hen and 6
chicks (big as quail). Bred to
Clipper cock. C. G. Pendley,
2669 Rockbridge St., Lithonia.



3 Jap Silkie roosters, $5.50
or $2.00 ea. Mrs. Pearlie Kent, |

Rt. 2, Doerun,



) prs Ki S,
ready for Walk, hen is laying,
$5. R. L. Griffin, 712 Oak St.,|
Gainesville. ees x Be



10 New Hampshire, 1 yr}

old, hens, in full production,
$1.50 ea. Will not ship. Mrs.
Carl P, Ritz, Rt. 2, Campbell-
ton Rd., Fairburn.








d fashion turn
ith

10 Feb. hatched R. I. Red|h

pullets, egg bred, dark strain, |:

$2.00 ea. Mrs. Don Donaldson,
726 S. Candler St., Decatur,
Ph, DR. 3-2405. #5

50 ea. good White Rock and
N. H. Reds, $1.50 ea.;- eggs,
50c doz.; Dark Cornish, Bull-



dog type hens, laying, $2.00

ea, Mrs. J. E. Carter, Box 487,
Rt. 372, McMurry Dr., SW, At-
Janta 11.

52 laying hens and one roos-
ter, all large size. Cannot
ship. Reasonably priced. Mrs.
Vinnie Carey, 920 Park Terr.,
College Park.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE _
Catnip, 30c bunch; pepper-

mint, 30e doz.; Queen of
Meadow, 25c bunch; Rats-
bane 60c large match boxful.
Add postage. Mrs. Freeman
Long, Rt., Ellijay.

One Tan Five-Piece Stain-
less King Hereford Parade
Saddle, like new, complete
with corona $400. Jack Crow-
der, Melody Brook Farm, Rt.
3, Windy Hill Rd., Marietta,
Ph. HE. 5-8656.

Oat straw for sale.
Schroer, Rt. 2, Box 6,
dosta, Ph. CH 2-0607.

Pure honey, 1959 crop, ex-







Bill
Val-



tracted and pasteurized, 2 lIb.|

jar 60c, case of 12 jars $6.25,
FOB.; also bulk honey (bring
your own container), 25c Ib.
ae L. Snare, Rt. 4, Gaines-
ville. == :

Western roping saddle,
Good cond. $60. T. L. Wil-
liams, Rt. 4, Madison. i

Set of Harness. used only
short time for sale cheap. Mr.
J. T. Ward, RFD 2, Box 120,
raat Ph. 469-9050 (Stone
Mt. :

One electric churn in good
cond. for sale. Effie Arrington,



Rt. 2, Acworth (1 1/2 mi. N. Soft, washable, g

on old 41 hwy.) baby: maccasins, ibs
Fingerling Bream, Bass and|and emb. white, blu

Crappie for pickup or deli-|Gift box

very. Charlie Smith, P.O./pair, $1.

Box 489, Calhoun, Ph. MA/|Mrs. Edg

9-3219. Calhoun,



_ Want huckleberries for
ning, for own use. State pric
per gal., when and where be!
ries can be picked up

ter H. Richardson,

Dr. S. W. Atlanta



pattened hives only
Smith, 2330 Park Ave., S.
Atlanta a :



set of pansy doilies, $10.;_
in. doilie with large rose
center, $2.50; large a
V. doilie with roses $6. 31
centerpiece, popcorn.
$15. Plus postage. Mrs.
Garland, Rt. 5, Marietta

Novelty pot holders,
6, $1.; dainty aprons:
$1.25; dish towels, emb.
ea. 3, $1.; diape
-} baby b:





Crocheted : va
standard size, 3 pe.
in. matching doily,

|ser, buffet or chest

scaris, 152 x2236=
cheted, $3.50 ea.

{crochet work. d
232

S. Walker,
Carrollton. __

Baby shoes, moccasins, an
sandals, made of soft washa=
ble lambskin leathi white
with pink or blue tr
dals assorted or tu-t )
ors, $1.25. Plus postage. Mr
Bessie Turner,
ton, Ph. YR. 8-82



White feed sacks, 100 Ib.
cap. 5, $110. not washed, with
letters. Mrs. J. E. Carter, Mc-
Murry Dr. S. W., Box 487, Rt.
372, Atlanta, Ph. DI. 4-1388.

Large, very fine pecan seed
from seedling trees, have
never been grafted, bear ear-
ly in rich ground, 25c ea; also,
some young trees, about bear-
ing size, $5. ea. at my home.

Cant ship. F. W. _ Maddox,
Box 336, Main St., Stone
Mountain.



Salt cured meat hams, 12-
15 lb., 85c lb.; shoulders 12-
15 lbs., 60c Ib.; side, 40c lb.

. F. Jones, Ben Hill Rd.,
College Park, Ga. :

Terry cotter pipe 24-1/2
in., opening, cement slab with
windless attached ideal well
box, $12.50 M. C. Sims, Sr.,
Rt. 3, Bold Springs Rd., Mon-
roe.

Large Western saddle and
bridle in good condition; one
horse trailor, good as new.
Tom Gleaton, Cordele, Ph. 344.

Sugar cured hickory smok-
ed meat, hams 40 lb., 65c Ib.
shoulders 50c, middling 40c.
E. J. Javis, Rt. 3, Jasper.

Good riding bridle and Mar-
tingale used very little $30.
my place. Geo. Ferguson, Rt.
1, Cave Spring, Ga. =

Hand made old time bull
whip. Plaited of Indian tan
cow hide lace leather, plait-
ed with handle inside of whip,
$1. ft. any length. Bud Mur-
kerson, Rt. 6, Eastman.

30 or 35 Ibs. pecans, 1959
crop, 25c Ib. at my home. Mrs.
C. W. Edwards, Rt. 1, Cedar-
town.

Country cured Thar - salt
cured and dried. Wt. 36 lbs.





-|65, Chatswo

Quilt tops, some
design, some piec
$2. ea.; white
with borders and fl
prints to match
two a_ like, 7
dairy feed sacl

pastel, 40c @a.:;_
with bib 3, $1.

ion bonnets, pri
$1. ea. dre

clothespin aprons ~
baby pillowcases, emb. 35
Add postage. |
Haynes, Rt. 7, Gainesvill

3. pe. crocheted chair
10 x 15 3/4 in., arm rest
1/2 in., $3.; also 4 quilt t
pieced out of r S
a top. You pay posta

Wo Tek

24

solid pink; one Fa
of print on whit
$6. ea. Mrs. Tr

Nice new hans
dbl. bed size good cot
ting, nice matched
prints and solid,; 1 less,
Broken Stone, Three Cheer,
$12.50 ea.; Bow Tie, et
nice handmade quilts, $6.!
ea; fancy tea aprons, 65c ea.
PP in Ga. Miss Mabel Mathi
Rt. 5, Box 57, Ellijay ; d
- White crocheted bootee
ene in es blue, yel-
Ow, green, - pair,
|match, both for. a white
ae owcas



crocheted lace for pi
$1. pr. huck
can weave,



At my home, cannot ship. /e
Also good wagon seat. C. H.}.
Canthen, 1, _ Powder |!
Spr oS