Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1960 August 17

Georgia ff ap Farmers

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= Phil Campbell, OK, a Commissioner



ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1960 NUMBER WO

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E YEAR MILK BASE

{REE YEAR MILK BAS

= e The one year base plan is rigged for the rich dairyman with a lucrative busi-
_ ness in town, a rich wife, a rich brother, a rich mother, a rich father or a rich
father-in-law ... the HOBBY dairyman.

The three year base plan is for the dairyman without a big bank account or a
rich wife, a rich brother, a rich mother, a rich father, a rich father-in-law or @&
lucrative business in town,

Only a rich dairyman with money can Increase his base sharply In one year.

95 percent of Georgias dairymen do not have money to increase their base
sharply in just one year.

Under the one year base plan any rich producer increasing his base sharply ac-
tually REDUCES the base of the poor dairyman selling to the same milk plant,

Under the three year base plan the poor dairyman can compete favorably with
the rich dairyman through gradual and orderly base Increases,

The one year base plan creates a rat race of competition to Increase bases
beyond plant needs resulting in SURPLUS milk and a lower per gallon mille
price for the dairyman.

The three year base plan contributes to orderly market growth approximately
equal to annual increased consumer demand.

10 percent of Georgia's dairymen now produce milk under a one year base pla
_ where each fighis to increase his base more than his neighbor.

80 percent of Georgias dairymen now produce milk under a three year base
plan which allows for equal and gradual base growth WITHOUT penalizing
surpluses and special advantages to rich dairymen.



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_ ALL DAIRYMEN ARE IN COMPETITION WITH EACH OTHER FOR BASE

ETE, EQUALLY OR AT A DISADVANTAGE?






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FARM

WORK

WANTED

om

28 yr. old white man, wife

and family, want job as care-
saker of farm, or cattle lay-
ing hens or broiler farm. 8
rs. Exp., also. experience in
xactor and truck driving. Do
ot drink, nor other bad hab-
ts. Go anywhere. Sam Whit-
field, Box 43, Lula.

85 yr. old man with wife
(only), want job on farm,
helping gather this yrs crop

d share crop for next year.

anything on farm and op-
rate any kind farm mach-
inery. Have to be moved,
move any time. Want good
thouse, water, lights. Wm. E.
Gaddis, Rt. 1, Box 38, e/o
Viola Allen, Rockledge.

White, married, 58 yr. old
woan wants job on farm as
@aretaker, with livestock or
poultry. Need 3-4 R. house
with: elec., water, reasonable
salary. J. E. Kiser, 261 Or-
taond St. S.E., Atlanta 15.

Family of 5 wants share
e@rop, 50-50 basis, with some
@xtra day labor for 2 grown
sons. Need 5-6 house
(wired for electricity), on
pchool bus route. If can fur-

ish day work until crop time,
ready to be moved now. Ref-

rences. Mrs. Celesta Parker,
r. 1, Box 468, Fowlstown
a. Bainbridge.





White, 50 yr. old man with|P

wife and 14 yr. old daugh-
ser, wants job as Caretaker
# farm, or job on poultry
arm. Want 4 R. house with
electricity, water and reason-
ble salary. A. A. Bearden,
bes Oakland Ave., S. W. At-
anta 12. Ph. JA 2-7247.

hc

35 yr..old man, family of
6 with 3 to work, wants job
tending 6-8,000 laying hens
m 50-50 basis or percentage.
mperienced. Must sign con-
ract, Have to be moved.
tert work any time. House

ust be on mail and school
pus route. Letters ans. Char-
ie Murdock, Ri, 4, Summer-
ville,



_ Want job working Turpen-
tine for bal. this year and
next, on 50-50 basis. Corely
Outen, Rt. 2, Manassas.

Want job tending to layers
or broilers. Exp. in both. 3
to work. Prefer in North Ga.
Need 3-4 R. house, elec.,
water and reasonable salary.
pot Norton, Rt. 1, Hosch-
on.

_ Small, white family want
job caring for hogs and chick-
ens, within 10 mi. Buena Vi-
sta, in exchange for 4 R.
house with electricity, and
one-third of profits or sal-
ary. Mrs. L. W. Todd, 4236
7th Ave., Columbus.

Want job raising chickens.
8 in family with 2 to work.
Need big house; and to be
moved. Mrs. Janice Daniel,
Rt. 4, e/o Mrs. Julia Daniel,
Cumming.

Young woman with 3 small
children, wants home on farm
with good, nice, Christian
family, near school or bus
route, in exchange for light
farm work. Need immediately.
Mrs J. Stephens, 4853 Glen-
wood Rd. Decatur. Ph. BU 9-
3040 (before 6 PM).

Want job as Caretaker of
farm in exchange for house
and small salary. Retired
couple and have own income.
W. Zettler, Box 211 A,
Guyton.

FARM HELP

WANTED

Want unencumbered, set-
tled, country woman to live
in farm home with 2 adults,
and help with light farm
chores on small farm for
board and small salary. Age,
not over 55 yrs. No heavy
work. Mrs. R. F. Haney, Rt.
4, Alpharetta. Ph. GL. 5-
$226.



Want farm hand with small
family for steady work on
farm. 4 R. house, on school
bus route. No drinkers. Give
References. Jack Willis, Rt.
2, Folkston.

Want 2 men (prefer from
No. Ga.) to batch and help
gather large Apple crop, $9.
day, house with lights and
wood. Must be sober and have

own house things. H. B. Rob-}

erts, c/o Hardemans Orchard,
Clarkesville.

Want good, sober man with
small family for gen. farm
work. Furnish good house
with electricity, hot and cold
running water, refrigerator,
washing machine, garden,
wood, cow, and $25. week. J.
A. Land, c/o Kingwood
Farm, Clayton.

Want man and wife, no
children, to work on poultry
farm. Small house and utili-
ties furnished and salary. Re-
ply by letter only. Bryan Lei-
bel, Rt. 3, Stone Mountain.

Want families to work on
farm, no children under 16
yrs. old. Furnish house and
regular work; also want mid-
dleaged couple, no children,
sober and honest for Care-
taker, qualified to do carpen-
try, electrical, plumbing and
repair work on farm. M
Clemones, Rt. 3, Rome.

Want settled, unencumbered
white woman to live in home
on farm with elderly cou-
ple, and perform light farm
chores. Room, board and rea-
sonable salary to right per-
son. Mrs. Joe A. Medcalf, 200
L Street, Thomaston. Ph. Mid-
way 17-3359.

Want reliable, sober, white
man, single or married, to
work in dairy and on farm.

Must know how to operate

machinery. House furnished
and good salary. Albert C.
Wheaton, Rt. 1, Leesburg.

Want white, reliable man,
60-65 yrs. old, to do light
farm work on farm, garden,
yards, etc. All modern con-
veniences, located 8 mi. East-
man, P. H. Woodard, Rt. 1,
Chauncey.

Want experienced Oat yy:
hand to operate milking ma-
chine in large dairy. Start
ing salary, $45. week, with
house, lights, water and milk
furnished. Joseph Von Wal-
den, Rt. 4, Box 147, Sylvania.

Want good, reliable, mid-
dleaged couple, white or col-
ored, of with small family,
to help in dairy. Good house,
on school and bus route. Exp.
not necessary. George Rice,
Rt: 2, Madison.

Want nice clean woman to
live in farm home with 2
adults and do light farm work,
for. room and board, with
small salary. Write. C. P. Cra-
ven, Rt. 4, Franklin.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE



Two wheel trailor with 12
ft. flat body, 6 ft. wide, $100.;
wood saw suitable for cutting
with the wheel jacks up and
with good belt, 30 in. saw,
complete rig ready to use,
$65. H. D. Wilson, Rt. 1, Pal-
metto.

Sears incubator 80-90 cap.,
round electric, for sale, C. R.

Philpot, 2377 Summit Ave.,
a Atlanta 18, Ph. Sy. 4-



Correction: Chain saw, used

very little, $110.; also utility
trailer, all metal, $55. Guy
Neyman, 210 Tolbert St.,

Rome, Ph. 4-4330.

New David Bradly power
saw, used less than day, for
sale at 1/2 price. See. T. W.
Golden, Rt. 2, Temple.

1953 Int. cub tractor in top
cond. with one yr. old mow-
er, $550. H. L. Stewart, 1235
Mountain Park Rd., Roswell,
Ph. 993-6628.

Zine syrup Pan, 12 ft. long
and 2 skimmers, $15. No let-
ters, ME) Ce Sims: Sr- Rt. =23;
Monroe, Bol Spring Rd.

-| equipment;

Mounted Ford corn picker |

jin fair cond.; also New Hol-
land hay baler in good cond.
Reasonable for cash. C, W.
Ratliff, Rt. 4, Waycross, Ph.
AT 3-9446.

50410 in. layer cages in
good cond., 30c cage at my
farm, E. H. Underwood, P.O.
Box 298, Athens. (Bogart
County), Ph. LI. 3-2721.





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sheller, mounte
ber, excellent cond
bu. per hour. J. W..
Louisville.
1950 Chevrolet 2 to "1
good running cond. with g
tires, $225. or will trade for
reg. Angus heifer. Mrs. Pearl
Remington, Rt. 4). Box. 22,0 +7
Jackson, Ph. 7641. eee











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Seamless Surge Milking
Machine complete with vac-
uum pump and pipe; also
Farmmaster dbl. unit milk-
jing machine. John Deere A
tractor with power trol. J. D.
Mower with 7 ft. blade; JD
5 dise tiller; JD smoothing
harrow; Taylor way 8_ disc
harrow; almost new Allis
Chalmers 66 combine. L. M.
Turner, Royston, Ph, 8085.

Two 80 Saw gin outfits,
Model CContinental gins
with dbl. huller fronts, big
drum feeders, belt distribu-
tor, all steel tramper, wood
D. B. press, pump and dam.
M. M. Motor, C. E. Fyplx. All
On: patt.wws as. dawin, ont, 23;
Loganville, Ph. 286-3375.

4 late model delivery
trucks; receiving tank; milk
pump, Sharples clarifier, two
200 gal. pasteurizer, 400 gal.
hour homogenizer, cooling
automatic bottle
filler and bottle boiler with
automatic controls; compres-
sors etc. for walk-in cooler.
H. P. Brock, Rt. 3, Ringgold,
Ph. WE 5-2591.

Three ton bulk feed bins
and one four ton bin, $65, ea.
at my place. B. E. Carter,
R.F.D. 1, Spouts Springs Rd.,
otha Branch, Ph, VA 3-



1952 N.A.C. Case tractor,
hydraulie lift, 2 row; 2 disc
plow; one set heavy harrows;
planters and cultivators, dbl.
hoppers; sub-soil belt pulley.
All good cond., $75. Rev. R.
J. Parker, Rt. 2, (Arnold. Mill

Road) Woodstock, Ph. Glen-

dale 5-6565.

3 point hitch blade
Ford, $25.; 3 point hitch sub-
soiler to Ford, $10.; 3 point
Middlebuster, $10.; Bulldozer
blade for Farmall H or M, $25;
Stover Hammer Mill, $30.;
Farmall H or M mower 7 ft.,
$60. Neal T. Williams, Rt. 3,
Buena Vista.

Lewis Tree planter, 3 _

hitch, good as new. a
Lewis Langham,- Warrenton
(at Bastonville).

One ea. 1948 one ton farm
truck and 1955 one ton Ford
truck. Both with 4 forward
gears in good cond., both have
high bodies. Jim H. Reese,
Rt. 1, Box 107, Whitesburg,
Ph. TE 2-7300.

Platform scales, 39 x 46 in.,
Fairbanks-Morse, good cond.,
1,000 lb. cap. B. W. Middle-
brook, Barnesville, Ph. 67.

Free equity in Gravely
walking type tractor. Just
take up payments. O. Man-
ning, RFD 5, Box 457, Sa-
vannah, Ph. AD 3-3950.

Two wheel utility trailer,
removable top, po ees
Chambers, 3638 Spring St.,
Chamblee, Gl. 7-3655.

1953 M. M. tractor Z. burns
Butane gas; also large 20
disc harrow and 6 disc tiller,
cheap. Walter Boney, Rt. 1,
Rhine.

John Deere manure spread-
er, $100. my place. 1 mi.
South of White. Holmes Neel,
Rt. 1, White, Ph, Carters-
ville EV 2-4198.

Benthall B_ peanut semi-
combine, $150.; Intnl. hay
baler, stationary, $100, Both
with Wisc. Engine. Lilliston
trailor, 4 wheel, good tires,
flat body, $100.; Case grain
combine, F-2-5 ft. header,
operating cond., $295. Wey-
fat E. Rooks, Ph. 4142 New-
on.

_1959 Lilliston Peanut com-
bine, excellent condition.
Picked about 100 acres and
Intnl. peanut shaker, for
sale; also want 4000 or 5000
gal. molasses tank for cattle
feeding. Mrs. C. M. Pippin.
Jr. Rt. 2, Albany.





150 barrel type checker-
board feeders, 40c ea; 6
Woods gas brooders 1000

cap., $10. ea.; 2 Woods brood-

ers, 500 cap., $5. ea.; 6 Oak
Brooders, 1000 cap. nearly
new $10. ea. Alonzo Cagle,
Jasper.



3, LaFayette,

_ 1958 New Holland 68 hay-
liner baler, PTO driven, ex-
cel. cond., $995.; New Hol-
land 400 hay conditioner, like
new, $695.; Case side deliv-
ery rake, good rubber, fair
cond., $100. Willard Gray, Rt.



trade for cows. I.

for |

Two row John Deere 1953
model MT tractor and equip-
ment, planters, cultivators,
distributors and bottom plows,
All for _ $800. cash. Eugeng
Moore, Rt. 2, Ailey, Ph. 7287 ~
(Vidalia). : Pies

Farmall B tractor, good
cond., reasonable. Can be
seen any day after 4 oclock,
or week-ends. Richard N.
Pentecost, Rt. 4, Winder. _

2 used tractor tires and
tubes, 11 x 24, good tread, for
sale; also want used Ford All |
Purpose plow in good cond.
ae Eavenson, Rt. 2, Carnes=
ville. re er

| Very good one horse "Wasco
gon and harness. Mrs. S. P.
Pasley, Rt. 1, Meansville.

McCormick grain drill, 1
row, with fertilizer and small _
seed attachment, good cond,
$250. A, L.. Clarkson, Chick=
amauga. : s s =

Gehil silage harvester, com=
plete with grass and row at=
tachments, set of extra blades
and other new parts, $750. or

-cem,
1, Milner, Ph. 4897 (Griffin)

250 gal. steel DeLaval bulk
milk tank (40 mo. warran-
ty). Will del. and install any
reasonable distance. Emory lL.
Brinson, Rt. 6, Sylvania, Ph.
TH 1-7531. aE

3 range creep feeders for
calves, 1,000 lb. feed cap,
feeds 6-12 calves, $100. ea.
J. B. Guthrie, Rt. 1, Duluth, ~
Ph. 3683 (Norcross). Ses

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EQUIPMENT

WANTED _

Want Farmall Cub tractor
and equipment. state iu
particulars. . Roberts,
2862 Snapfinger Rd. Decatur.
Ph, BU 4-1982 (Atlanta). _

Want 1-3/4 to 2-1/2 yard ~
pan with hydraulic cylinders
to work with 730 John Deere ~
tractor. State full particulars.
Geo. W. Burton, c/o Burton
Farms, Thomasville.

Want power conveyor, suite
able for loading out litter
from chicken houses. Pay
cash. Roscoe Carden, Rt. 1,
Box 185;-Forest. Park, (3. =

Want 85-120 HP Diesel
motor with V belt drive, also
Hammer mill with cap. of 4
tons gobs and shucks per
hour. Consider direct drive
unit. Must be good cond. and
carry 60 day warranty. For-
est M. Arnold, Rt. 3, Baxley,
Ph. 3035. ee

Want 250-500 gal. above ~
ground Butane gas tank, at
reasonable price. Charles D.
Baker, Fairburn, Ph. 2262.

Want 500 gal. above ground
L. P. gas tank, Delta prefer- [-
red, reasonable. H, A. Sand= |
ers, 1656 Flatshoals Rd. SH. ff
Atlanta 16, Ph. MA 2-3448. . [|

Want grain drill in good [|
cond. cheap for cash. H. C.-
Jordan, Buena Vista.

Want one hand cotton dus-
ter, in good cond. State price.
Ray M. Henderson, P. O. Box
115, Mansfield, Ph. 6850.

Want mowing machine to
fit 52 Allis Chalmer B trac- .,
tor in good shape. Write full
details. E. O. Land, Rt. 2,
Dahlonega.

Want Factory built two
wheel road horse cart with
wooden shafts, good cond, No
junk. Henry Rowell, 3507 El-
= aT tio Chamblee, Ph. GL

Want Fort tractor with or
without equipment, good
cond. cheap for cash, within
60 miles. Ralph _W. Turner,
14 Arrowhead Dr., Carters-
ville, Ph. EV 2-3188 (day)._

Want one or two aut
broiler feeders with
amount of chain; also
D 6 Cat. for parts.

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Two polled Hereford cows,
years. old, one with 2 mos.
I bull calf, note $275.00. H.
Schumpert, Rt. 1, Stock-
47391,

a few open and bred hei-
. All carry popular blood-
Winton C. Harris, Rt. 1,

Juno 4-2312|

erctond: Reg = and calves: for
Chapel Rd. Decatur, Ph.
9-2990.

outstanding Ren Angus
ves. Your choice, 2

gs Reg. male calves,

se your name, also, few
A and grade calves. Gerald.
Stone Mountain, Ph.:

Fine gentle Holstein pull
end younger ones, from reg.
parents. best we mee

ie A. oe , Box
veal ss cows, sub-
to Reg. and bred by Sire of



bred to Angus Bull,
$175.00 = $225.; two Angus
ls, ready for service and
. to All

9)

; tgs eee: polled Hereford

ollo Domino and Wood- |
*socbiet breeding, one yr.
d, ready for light service,

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C. Dawson, Cral
raed Ra. Alpharetta. Ph, GR.

e oa Angus females, ea.
: with 4 mos. old bull calf at
side, also Reg. bulls from
pe mete aaa
vac i t
Phillips, oe

Kennesaw S
2959" (Marietta).

eae a
50 quality Holstein heifers,
freshen in 2-6 wks., wt. 900-)
ae Ibs. nes Cole ae:
impson, Rt ollege Park.
Ph. PO 1-6859 ef

65 - 70 ae home raised
cows, @ yearling. and 1)
approx. 3 mos. old. Sell in lots
of 10 or more. Tested. Healthy.
Grade Hereford and Reg.
buyer, F ts + M. Arnold, Rt | 654
j ores rno!

8, Baxley. Ph. 3035.



















_ | Hereford bred cows,
}cows with calf by side, also,

' es, uilt.

| able. Roy Goddard, Rt. 2
| thoni
. | 2-2672.

__| sale. J. W. Morris, c/o Dbl. M.
|farms, Box 119, Carrollton

Reg. Hereford bull, blocky,|3192.
| deep red and well marked, 16
}mos. old, Sire, Larry Domino.
|37. With papers. Charles
| Howe, 1278 So. R
| Marietta. Ph, 428- 3445.

|1 yr. old. Sell or trade for
\ heifer of reg breed. Jewell
| Mason, Rt.

2nd calf heifers, also, 5 or 6
|(Guernsey and Jersey. pew
jfree, CV, high quality.

Curtis, irtis, Farmington.

| mos. old. Zato Heir breeding,

ford
8. | -95J-2,( Barnesville).

_|(Guritz, Rt. 2, Covington, Ph.

ale. C, A. Burdell, 3064 Wes- |

Ferguson, Rt. 1 Cave Spring.

.|Rt. 3, Box 374, Griffin.

some mixed | le







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|wormed and treated,
in| Reg. in buyers name, $20 00)

. polled
heifers,



excellent

Ta)
Ph. HU

6 mos. old bulls,
bloodlines, well



ia (Klondike),

Tae y yr. old, purebred Arm
A aawee Santa Gertrudis herd
bull, Cert. S. by Santa Ger-





.| trudis Breeders International;| 3

also 8 mos. old bull ready for






















































































F,
oswell Rd.

Reg. red Short Horn bull,

, Blairsville,
Springing oes Ist anc and

Reg. 1 Hereford bulls, 12-17

$200.00 - $400.00. Harley Mer-
rick, Rt. 4, Cuthbert.

First calf heifers, 2 ea. Hol-
|steins and Jerseys, ABS Jer-
sey springing, and Holsteins
freshen September and Oc-
tober. J. G. Underwood, Rt. 3,
Greensboro.

15 m



for sale. Lowell L.
Jackson, 362 Cunningham Rd.
Marietta. Ph. 428 - 4698.

10 purebred Holstein hei- hei-
fers, 450 - 500 Ibs., $1,200.00.
Loyd Keadle, Yatesville. Ph.

28 Guernsey dairy heifers,
5 fresh, 6 freshen soon, others
bred, few oven, 20 are Reg.
or elig. to reg. and all from.
good producing herd, A. A.

7640.

Dairy herd: 48 milch cows,
2 bulls, 25 springers, some
fresh Holstein, Jersey, and
Guernseys. D, R. ae
Rt. 2, Stockbridge. Ph. HU 2
6602 (Lithonia).

Swine
Reg. SPC hogs, best blood-
lines, long meat type, bred
sow; also gilt and service size,
y | boars. See at my place. George



E.-=.pshire sows and one
Reg. boar 16 mos. old; also
eee feeder pigs, all disease

free. Sows will start farrow-
ing Aug, 18. Dewey J. Greers

~~ Reg. Hampshire breeding.
sstock, boars from weanling to
service, 12 bred gilts. May ae
a few young bred sows. Di-
sease free. Guaranteed meat
type. Forest M. Arnold, Rt.
3, ae Ph. 3035.

P. C. pigs, 9 wks. old,
$0.0 ea D. S. Haymore, Rut-



Service boars, open and bred.
gilts, meat type, all good
bloodlines, Reg. buyer's name.
M. J. Blackmon, Pinehurst.
oe ae SE Pinehurst). Ph.

Purebred Duroc boar, reg.)
buyers mame, wt. 125 - 150.
Ibs. vaccinated for cholera.
Richie aes. Rt. 2, Butler,

Reg. Hampshire meat type:
| hogs, open gilts and boars
ready for service. C. G. Stud-
still, Rt. 1, Eastman. Ph. 3908.

Berkshire boar, ellio Top

hess, 782834, three star P. R.

Supreme. Model, 796502
P. R. CMS, from cert. litter, 2
yrs. old. W. V. Branner, Una-
dilla. Ph, 3242.

Reg. Hampshire pigs, meat
type gilts, healthy, vaccinated,
3-4 mos. old. Will del. I. W.
nent Rt. 3, Box 82, Grif-)

Reg. Tamworths. Fin e,
healthy pigs, all ages. Excel-
lent meat type. J. S. Davis,
tig Rt. 3, Fitzgerald. Ph.









boars and gilts,
can be

ea. No Sunday business. 15 mi.




. old, purebred Here- |

| Danielsville.

Model out of ellio Top Duc- R.

{Britt Chandler,

rebred Duroc boars,

. old, treated for Tanlons|
and. wormed, Reg. buyers
name, F. F. A. stock, $25.00 ea,
Tommy Pitts, Rt. 2, Pitts.



Saddle bred, walk = trot
mare in Show condition, bred.
July 11, 1960 to Red Light's
een Rex, Mack Bowen, Rit.
, Lithonia, Ph. HU 2-8207.

Stud horse, color black, wt.
7150 Tbs. ht. 5: ft. 3 yrs. old.
Dick Smith, Marshaliville, Ph.







Reg. Palomino, young gen-
tle, gaited stallion, 2 yrs. old
and safe for small children;
also several good saddle geid- |

jings, mares and young colis.

All priced right. Zack Wilkins,
Hahira, Ph. CH 2-1340 (Val-
dosta).

12 yrs. old black and white
Shetland pony, guar. gentle
for any child: also white and
grey half saddle horse and half
_| Shetland pony, bred io dapple
|\Shetland and gaited, 3 yrs.
old and gentle. Sell one or
both or trade for cattle. Brant-
ley Prickett, Rt. 3, Carnes-
| ville.

10 gentle saddle horses and
several broke Shetland ponies.
All colors and sizes; also sad-
dies, bridles and blankets.
Becky Bentley, 1119 Barnes
Mill Rd., Marietta, Ph. 42-
87125.

Pinto mare, perfectly pen-
tle for small children, in good
shape, $125.00 or exchange

20. jon a Jarge mare. Flaine Cail-

Jahan, Rt. 2. Box 187 Black-
shear, Ph. HI 9-4978.

Mare gentle, works any-
where and rides about 12 yrs.
old, $110. H. B. Schumper, Rt.
is 1, Stockbridge, Ph. . GR 4-739.

Smooth Gaited + and extra
ae parade horse, red Sor-
Fine conformation, 7 yrs.
at $250.00. H. L. Stewart,
11235 Mt. Park Rd. Roswell,
Ph. 993-6628.

Five gaited saddle horse,
gentle, excellent for children
or adults, $150.00; also sad-
dle, bridle and blanket, $50.
ja. A. Mize, Tennille. Ph. 224. |

2 Shetland male ponies, 1
Dapple, 3 yrs. old, other, Palo-
mino, 2 yrs. old. Both with
saddles for $250.00, or trade
for cattle of equal value. R.
M. Tuker, Jr. Rt. 1, Box 2968,
Jonesboro. Ph. GR. 86834.

5 gaited mare, 5 yrs. old,
dark bay with black mane
and tail, gentle. but spirited,
also Western saddle, bridle
oo ea os Sherrer,

odson Dr. st P
Ph. DI 4-0331, ae

aera remade NE ATS ae
2 good mules, $100.00 ea.;
also sev. wagons and mule
plow tools. Miss Mellie Stan-
ton, Social Circle. Ph, 3384,
a a ee

Burros, 1 ea. jack and mare
(Gn foal) and 13 mos. old mare.
colt, $65.00 ea. Ray F. Almand,
4004 oe Rd. Ellen-
woo 4-4290 -
oe Stock

ee ee
7 yr. old strawberry roan,
Gaited gelding, blaze face, 3
a. gentle and reliable. F.
E, Lay, Shellman, Ph. Or. 9-

ee i Ne
Good saddle horse, about 2-]

1/2 yrs. old, gentle but spir-
ited. Horse, saddle and bridle
for $200. Bill Stogle, Rt. 3

?

Black mare mule, wt. 1000
or 1100 Ibs. Will ride plow,
work any where. No plug.
$175. or swap for milch cow
or ge heifer, Letters -ans.
Pressley, Rt. 1, Box 91
ILA, ee (4-1/2 miles N.
of Thomaston),

Nice, 4 yr.
pony, gentle

old Shetland
for children,

|with saddle and bridle. $175.

for lot. O. C. Vaughn, Rt. 1




ae : Marietta,
Horses, Mules & Ponies} -

Ales, reasonable.

Pony mare, wound, 3 yrs. |
old, one colt, an extra nice
roane approx, 49 in. J. Ewing
Arnold, Rt. 3, Windy re
Ph. HE.

Half Shetland stallion, 15

mos. old, black with 4 white

stocking feet, gentle, partly
trained, $90. Frank N. Wans-
jley, Elberton, Ph, 1815-Jd-1.

yr.

past 1-1/2 yrs. by small chil-

dren; also, like new western

saddle, bridle, harness, 2
wheel cart and 4 wheel old
fashion buggy. All in good
cond. J. D. Rinker, 1126
we Dr., Augusta.

good | farm mules, wt.
a 1,000 Ibs. ea., $75. ea..
harness included. Lon May.
Eastman, Ph. 2682.

Fine sorrell stallion, 5 gait-
ed, $300.; 2 geldings, several
mares, fillies and colts and 4
burres; also, John Deere No.
49 tractor and other farm
mach. for sale. C. HE. Smith,
Rt. 2, Box 297, Sadi Rd..,
Fairburn, Ph, 7254

At Stud: Carls ae No.
93,643, Reg. American Quar-
ter horse, bay with 4 white
feet: also, 2 fillies foaled
1960 by this stud for sale.
Dr. D. J. Williams, 410 16th
Ave., S., Cordele, Ph. 413.

15 smali Shetland pony
mares, 12 with colts by side,
fillies, $300. ea. for herd.
(Colts go with mares. See at
Snellville. Rev. Paul Aiken,
2071 Boulevard Dr., SE, At-
lanta 17, Ph. DR. 79-3772.

Palomino mare, Reg.,
die bred, can be Reg. in
PHBA, gentle, but spirited.
Catherine Banks, 6010 Law-
renceville Hwy., Tucker, Ph.
HI. 3-5600 (Atlanta).

Several brood mares, mares
and foals, yearlings, stallions
and ponies; also, road cart

and harness. Mrs. Annie Mae

Webb, Perry.

9 yr. old black mare mule, |

wt. about 1,000 lbs., in good
shape, will work anywhere.
$100. H. B. Titshaw, Rt. 1,
Suwanee, Ph. 434-5866.

7 yr. old roan Quarter
\thorse mare, 7 yr. old sorrel
Shetland stud and yearling
half Shetland stud colt, for
sale. Roger S. Cobb, Box 355.
Marietta.

2 yr. old blue roan Tenn.
Walking filly, subj. to Reg.

$250.: also, want 2 horse tan-.

dem wheel horse trailer. Mrs.
A. C. Hames, Graysville.

4 bred Shetland mares, $250.
ea.: Shetland stallion, $175.;
also, 4 pony saddles and bri-
J. T. Rimes,
Rt. 1 Bloomingdale. Ph. SH.
8-4972 (Savannah).

Sheep and Goats

Nice white saanan milk
goat, gives 1 gallon milk day,
freshen ast of
Mrs, Lee Kirkley, 3860 Cas-
cade Rd.,.S. W. Atlanta 11, Ph.
DI 4-0972.

Saanan and
mixed milk goat,
gal. milk daily,

Toggenburg
giving 1
reasonably

woriced. No collect calls ac-.

Williams, 1398
NE, Atlanta
CE, 3-

cepted. G. R.
Canoochee Dr.,
19 (Brookhaven), Ph.

Rockane orders for bred
milk goats, first, second and
third yr. milkers; also, 4 and
5 mo. doelings, all grade goats
but high milk strain., Togs..
Nubian and Alpine cross. Nice
buck given with orders of 2
or more does, while they last.
John D. Parker, Rt. 1, Tuck-
er Rd. Macon, Ph. SH. 5-
8560.

Toggenburg hilly, 2 yrs.
old; also, Saanan weather, 18
mos. old, very gentle, would
make nice animal to pull cart.
#. W. Sampson, Rt. 1, Box

Box 39, Forest Park. Ph, PO 9995

T-6650.

Light red stud horse with
|flax mane and tail and blaze
|face, wt. about 900 ibs., 8
yrs. old, very gentle and no
bad habits, Will ide and
work. Sell as stud for $100.
or as gelding for $125. John
Jr., c/o
Springhill Farm, Watkinsvil-
le, Ph. SO. 9-3171 mornings.



1 ea. for sale: female burro
and jennet. E. FE. Lay, Shell-



SE Guyton on State Hwy. 30..
Frederick Zip,





yperer,. ee.



197, Douglasville, Ph. WH. 2-

2 French Alpine billy goats,
16 and 6 mos. old, Alpine doe,
6 mos. old,
milkers, can be Reg. buyers
name; Saanan - Toggenburg
cross, now milking ist time,
also 10 yr. old mare mule,
1000 Ibs. Reasonable prices.
J. M. Orr, 209 Westside Dr.
Acworth. Ph. WE 4-6734.

7 sheen for gale cheap at
my place, 1 mi, Lithonia. M.
KF, Bdwards, Rock Chapel Rd.





Iman, Ph, OR. 98-2623.

Lithonia,

i ee same

Large, 6 eld, pinto
[shetiand tle. handled for)

sad-'

i

2 Reg. Ba rpeitea: rams
from 1 to 3 yrs. old. rams
type and bloodlines, from

flock that has been developed .
for 30 yrs.;
quality. John B,
Smith, Cleveland Rd., ee
Ph BR B- 3705 after 7 PM

Large white Saanan dont
ready to breed, from high
producing stock, $25.; also,

want Stud service for white
Saanan doe in Tucker, Clark-
ston or Stone Mountain vicin~
ity. W. A. Blackwell, 2122
Brockett Rd., Tucker, Ph. HL
3-9145.

4 mos. old Nubian buck,
sired by Chikaming Beppo
Falcon, parentage consistent
heavy milkers, $15.00 at my
place with TB and Bangs neg-
ative charts.

Dr. H. Grady Young, P. OQ.
Box 858, Thomasville,

Extra large Nubian goat,
fresh with ist kids. H. C.
Thomas, Rt. 1, Floyd Dr., Ane :
tell (at Floyd Station). ~ }

LIVESTOCK

WANTED







Want purebred. Guernsey
milch cow, suitable for fam-

ily use, preferably just fresh | ac

with second or third calf, pa-
pers not necessary; also, want
common brush type goats
Pay top prices in lots 25 or
more, within 100 mi. Savan-
nah. Wayne D. Phillips,
1, Box 72, Guyton.

Want 2 or 3 heifers, ones
that have been weaned and
able to take care of them-
selves. R. A. Stribling, Rt. 1,
Box 239, Manchester. -

Want either one big hone,
Reg. Guinea sow or big bone
Reg. Guinea gilt with papers,
bred to big bone Reg. Guinea
boar with Marvin
Tillman, Rt. 1, Box 68, Gin
wood.

Want trade Ford tractor
cycle mower, good cond., -
needs blade, for sound mare
to ride. E. B. Feeney, P. 0,
Box 287, Quitman.

Want nice, gentle but
spirited saddle mare, not
over 8 yrs. old. Advise what
vou have and price. Miss Gale
Stancil, 112 Sloan Rd., Ma-
rietta. Ph. 42-8-1925.

Want a milk goat. Advise
what you have and price. Cal-
vin Kemper, 209 Lee St,
Jonesboro. Ph. GR. 8-6056. |

Want 2 young milk goats,
offspring of heavy milkers,
located in Southwest Ga. Hal
D. Carlisle, Camilla. 2



September. |.

all from heavy |x

per,

SEED & PLANTS

FOR SALE.



400 bu. Abruzzi rye seed;
Germ. 92 pct., $3. bu. FOB.
Mrs. Carrie D. Laidler, Bex

chelle, oe
Old time Seven Top Tut-

nip seed, Germ. 92 pct. 25
large tablespoon full. Add 4
postage. Will exch. 4 spoon-
fulls for 5 white feed sacks.
Each pay postage. mae W, H
Hensley, Star Rt. B. 2 Hellijeys.

Fall tomato plants, Mar F
globe, Rutger and -Big* OV.
30, $1.; Sage plants, in, .pots
3h 5c, collards, cabbage, sweet
banana pepper, and- mint, 70



'C; hot pepper, eggplants, 40

doz.; garlic buttons 25e C;
Shallot buttons 75 lb.; large
garlic 50c Ib. Add 10 postage.
Fred Witherspoon, 308 Hold-
erness St.. S. W. Atlanta 10,
Ph. Pl. 3-5251. i

N. C. Short Stem and Blue
Stem collard plants, 50c. C,
500, $2.; Shade dry sage, 30c
qt., $1. gal. Mrs. Leilar Phil-
lips, Rt. 1, Royston.

Ga. collard plants 50c C3
$2.25, 500, $4. M. Add post-
age. All shipped in damp moss.
F. Seay, Rt 2, 3917 Pan-
thersville Rd., Elienwood. _

Fall Rutger and : Bonnie
best tomatoes, Heading . col-
lards, eggplants, | Wakefield
cabbage, broccoli,: cauliflow-
er, banna, bell and hot pep-
brussels sprouts, parsley,
all 35e doz. No less $1: .or-
ders. Add postave. Mrs.



V. Franklin, Sr, Bt _ Reg=
ister. , !









also, a few ewes. ~





Bis tae
















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[PAGE FOUR. ___ MARKET BULLE!
: Black Cochin, Old{ Extra large, select, 1959 Figs for sa
teiuh BB Red game, Black| Northern Bobwhite breeder )
SEED & PLA Tal Japanese and oom-|quail, tmproved 40 yrs, 1 to
mon hens for setters; aiso,|3 ounces heavier than aver-
} FOR SALE white and speckled Guineas. age. Hatching eggs and young



White nest onions, $1.75
gal. here, or $2, Post paid.
and currency. R. P. Stein-
aimer, Brooks.

Shallots and scallion onion
ats, $1.35 C.; large red nes
nion (make $ and 10 to hill)
1.75 gal. Add postage. No

necks. Mrs. Lon Ashworth,
t. 1, Dacula.

Premium late, Flat Dutch
nd Copenhagen Market cab-
age plants, Heading collards,
00, $1.50; Rutger red toma-
3 300, $2.25. Add postage.
o orders filled less $1. None








Collard plants, 600, $2.75;

64.25 M. postpaid, or $3.
t my home. No orders less
00 shipped. L. C. Strayhorn,
t. 1, Gainesville.

Shallot onion



(kind

sets
that makes sets and also mul-
: aplicsi should be put out last

' August), one cent ea. for
ed. size sets. No order less
0c. PP in Ga. No out of state
rders. Mrs. C. W. Bradford,
Star Rt. Tignall






- White nest multiplying
onions, $2. gal. by prepaid
eee post in Ga. G. C. Dan-

ial, 706 So. Cen. Ave., Ten-
Bille. Ph. 168.



White multiplying nest_on-
dons, $1.75 gal. PP. Miss Em-
a Dugger, Newington.
3,000 bu. Victor Grain seed
ats, 1 yr. from breeder, no
fain on them, $1.00 bu. at bin.
Will sack in your bags. Edw.
Nthridge, Rt. 4, Box 100,
Americus, Ph, TR 3-4216.

7
ia



+ | Columbian

M./21 Price

Sell, or trade some for Quinea
pigs (cavies). B. H. Holsom-
beck, Rt. 2, Box 341-A, Oak-
ley Rd., College Park, Ph.
6208 (Fairburn).

Silver Pencilled and Buff
Wyand . t @3,
modern games in_ Birchen,
Brown, Red and_ White; Old
English games in White, Black
and Silver Duckwing. All are
show type bantams, young
birds in most of the above va-
rieties. Fred Blaylock, 515
Crescent Ave., Chickamauga.

Black Old English bantams,
and Old English Duckwing

-|bantams, all show birds, $7.50

trio; fed purebred Polish show

birds, $7.50 pr.; also, few Sil-

ver Sebrights. Tom Lumpkin,
Ri. Douglasville.

Cornish bantams: dark,
white, spangle and white lace
red, $2.50 ea. and up; also,
chicks, 50e: and up aecording
te age. Come pick them out;
also, 3 rabbits for sale or trade
for chicken fryers. Chas. B.
Summers, 131 Lee Rd., Mahle-
ton.

2 Silver Duckwing bantam
hens, one rooster, 10 partridge
size, young ones (same breed),
5 pullets, cockerels, 50c ea.
fer grown and 25c for young
at my place. Cannot ship. O.
R. Jarmon, Rt. 2, Florence Rd.,
Powder Springs.

SS Hamburg bantams, 75c;
common bantams, 25c ea.; Eas-
ter Egg chickens, $1.25 ea. All
this yrs. hatch. Close out
prices on good quality stock.
Charles Burt, 6436 Elrod St.,
Doraville, Ph. GL. 7-7825 (At-
Janta).



Old time Seven Top turnip
eed, Germ. 92 pet., 25 tbls.
fnd 4c postage. Mrs. Viola
tover, Rt. B, Ellijay.

White nest onions and scal-
on onions and buttons from
ame, for fall planting, $2.00
1. No less gallon shipped.
d postage. G. T. Brown, Rt.
. Ball Ground.

- White nest onions for fall
pianting, $1.75 gal. Add post-






Purebred Dark Cornish
bantams, Bulldog type, 10 mos.
old, $5 pr. Send money order.

Ship Exp. Col. C. G. Bloser, |.

Sparks.

Trio of purebred Jap white
Silkie bantams, 1959 hatch,
$5. Mrs. Frances Newton, 211
Stone St., Waynesboro.

Hankins Light Brahmas,
received in Sept. at 5 mos.
old, rooster and 5 hens, all

ge, No less gallon shipped.| laying, $10. Send money order.
iss Gennia Brown, Rt. 1,/J. F. Usry, 1605 Maryland
all Ground, Ave., Augusta.



White multiplying onions,

960 crop, $1.50 gal. PP. Mrs.
Alvin Eggie, Hartsfield.

White multiplying onions,

2.00 gal. PP. Roy Clark, 207

eeks St. Decatur. Ph. DR.
23720, -

Dixie



Crimson
ES seed, new erop, Germ.

re-seeding

4.1 pot; Purity, 99.61 pct.
5 Ib. R. Benzel, Rt. 1, c/o
Pa Acres Farm, Thomas-
ille.

Dorsetts and Blakemore
trawberry plants, ea. kind,
1,25 C; 500, $4.50; $8 M. No
hks. Mrs. J. O, Waldrip, Rt.
; Gainesville.

Late Flat Dutch and Co-
enhagen Mkt. cabbage and
e@ading Collard plants, 300,
1.25; Rutger Red tomato,
00, $1.50, No orders less $1.
one shipped without postage
gent, Mrs. Jim Henderson, Rt.
, Box 124; Ellijay.

~ POULTRY

FOR SALE



Araucanus (Easter Egg)
thickens, trio guaranteed to
Jay pink and blue eggs, $15;
atching eggs, assorted cols.,
4.50 doz. insured parcel post;

ark Cornish bantams, Bull-
gee type, $5 pr. Will ship Exp,
ol, Send money order. Mrs.
age A. Edwards, 716 Myrtle
ee E., Atlanta 8, Ph. TR.

Large turkeys and small
Bronze or Claybank turkey
@ggs; small quineas, few large
White Fantail Show pigeons,
$5 pr.; also, large Toulouse
eese, $5: pr. Cannot ship. G.
. Bishop, Rt. 2, Rydal.

5 nice young, ducks, $1 ea.
Mrs. Roy H. Chastain, Hi-
@wassee.

5 BB Bronze turkey hens,
5 ea. Bob Jenkins, Doraville,
h. GL, 7-700,



Pit game stags, 1960 March
hatch, red Quills and Tassel
crossed, brown, red and muff
crossed, $2 ea.; April, 1960
hatch, same breed, $1.50. Her-
schell Blalock, Rt. 1, Alto.

pee tier ca Note hel a

Two, 18 mo. old, Roundhead
game roosters on walks, $4
ea.; yellow Buff Orpington
roosters, $2.50 ea.; 2 lb. roost-
ers, $1.25 a. Will ship. Mrs.
Marie Holland, Coogler Rd.,
Dalton.

_ 50 White Leghorn hens, gpod
layers, for sale. Vera Robin-
son, 3280 Stone Rd., SW, At-
Janta 11, Ph. 344-2647.

R. I. Reds, 3 hens and roost-
er, $5; also, grown Pheasants,
Crested Polish and Jap Silkies,
$2 ea.; young ones, $4 @a.; sev-
eral grown buck rabbits, $2.50
ea. or will trade for doe rab-
bits. Will ship. C. R. Philpot,
2377 Summit Ave., NW, At-
lanta 18, Ph. Sy. 4-0009.

14 Mallard ducks, mother
hen and 13 young, $10. Mrs.

eA Stark, 423 Walnut St.,
Hapevillg

eS reece
9 Brgnze turkeys, 9 wks.
oe wee Mrs, E.
, tosea, Rt. 1, Lawrenceville,
Ph. TH. 3-3664, .

8 wk. old turkey, $1.30 ea.-
4 H Red hens, $1.78 ea.; Kim-
ber strain White Leghorns, 10
Be ad. a8 ea, Mrs. J. E,
arter, Box 487, McMurry D te
ran Atlanta 11, Ph, DL. 4.

GAME, FOWL, efc.

FOR SALE

_ About 750 flight pen con-
ditioned Bobwhites and 200
Chukars, ready for release;
also young birds, day old, 35e
a., and up, according to age.
Per. No, 34. J. L. Taylor, Rt.
2, Taylors Mill Road, Fort



Valley. Ph, TA 5-5804,



quail now available. Per. 68.
Free col, photos, wt. cert.
prices. Also, want buy or exch.
for unrelated quail larger than
mine. Wm. A. Thomas, Box K,
421 Mark Bidg., Atlanta 3. Ph.
MU 8-0866, :

Northern Bobwhite quail,
laying, $3 pr., hatching eggs,
$18 , insured parcel post;
young quail, 35c ea. and up;
Doves, White, $5 pr.; Ring-
neck, $3 pr. Per. No. 47. Ship
Exp. Col. Send M. O. Miss Eve
Wallace, 716 Myrtle St., N.E.,
Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4-5152.

Over 10,000 Northern Bob-
white quail, mated pairs, now
laying 2nd yr. $3 pr.; April
hatch, fully matured, $1.33 ea;
day old, 30c ea. All from trap-
nested quail and all bloodtest-
ed, lay under lights right
through the year. Per. No. 6.
Chas. B. Howard, P.O. Box 124,
Barnesville, Ph. 273-R.

Pheasant breeders now lay-
ing, in prs. or trios, Ringnecks,
Mutant, Blackneck, $5 trio;
Amherst and Golden, $3 pr.:
Reeves. $6 pr.-and also young
birds. Raymond Frazier, 526
Indian Springs Dr. Box 188,
Forsyth. Ph. 2051.

Eng. Blackneck Mutant and
Chinese Ringneck pheasants,
all ages. for sale. M. W. Day,
Rt. 3, Thomson, Ph. 225 J.

Bobwhite quail eggs and
young quail, 1 day to 8 wks.
old, quantities limited. Permit
No, 59. W. W. Brennan, Amer-
icus, Ph. 2349.





39 Holmes St. No x
18,



Figs, begin to ripen August
12 until frost, at _my home

about midway of Elbert Co. 5
Give]

portion of Hwy. 17.
phone number with order, and
will notify when figs ready
to pick up. Mrs. Archie Rous-
ey, Rt. 4, Elberton. ~ :

Big wallets, all leather, hand
tooled, dif. designs and colors, |
$4.75 ea. 2 for $8 postpaid.
Earl Stuckey, Blackshear.

Golden Seal, $2.25 doz. $18
C; horseradish plants, 50 doz;
green pepper, hot, 50c lb; dried
red pepper pods for home use,
25e doz; Comfrey plants and
lagge onion garlic bulbs, 3,
50c, Add postage. Mrs. Presley
Fowler, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Good farm bell, axtra large,
20 in. dia., $15. Mrs. Lule M.
Smith, Rt. 1, Box 363, Wash-
ington.

Quality packed, high pro-
tein content Coastal Bermuda
hay, present price, $30 ton at
the barn at Tara Farms. W.







S. Chandler, Rt. 1, Calhoun.|

Ph. MA. 9-5173.



North Georgia honey, 12 Ib.

gal. $3.60. Del. free Atlanta
area. W. R. Smith, 2330 Park
ae S. W., Atlanta 15, Ph. 6-
671.

_
90 sheets of used coragated
glass, 55 x 26 x 1/2 in. thick
for hot houses, $250 for lot.
Must take whole lot or will
swap for a nice mare Shet-
land pony and colt. Letter an-
swered. Mrs. Agnes Lankford,
323 Foster St., Carrollton.



100. mated Bobwhite quail,
good layers, $2 pr.: also, 4,000
game bird egg incubator, $250;
three, 500 cap., chicken brood:
a $17.50 ea. M. T. McDow-
e .
Rd., Columbus.

Rabbits, $1 ea. at my place.

rs. Lois Greene, Mutimer Dr,
Rt. 1, Box 507-B, Augusta,
Ph. RE. 6-3155.

2 grown bucks and one
young doe rabbit: also, 2 young
pheasants for sale. Mrs. And-
erson Knowles, 306 So. Harris
eee East Point, Ph. PO. 6-

ee ee it eat

Ped: Dutch rabbits, 3 mos.
old, $5 pr., $7 trio; one pr.
unrelated breeders, chocolate
buck, black doe, $9: also, few
selected N. Z. White bucks,
from 3 to 6 mos, old, $5 to $7
ea. All from prize winning
strain. Ped. furnished. R. La-
mee Brantley, Rt. 2, Wrights-
ville.

New Zealand white rabbits,
mature bucks, proven breed-
ers, $7.50 ea. M, T. Weiner,
1168 Arbor Vista Dr., NE, At-
lanta, Ph. ME. 6-5491,

Pheasants: Ringnecks, 40c to
$1 ea.; Mutants (partridge |
size), 60c to 75e ea. J.
Roquemore, Rt. 2, Americus.

10 white rabbits, 4 mos, old,

nine 3 mos. old, 1 buck and|$

1 doe, $25 for lot. Curtis Jud-
kins, Rt. 2, Powder Springs.

100 fine Racing Homer pig-
eons, for sale at low price.
See them or write. E. L. Stow-
ers, P. O. Box 204, Tucker,

a eee eee Ss il
Foundation stock N. Z. White
rabbits, yrs. selective
breeding stock. Bucks, ready
for service, $8; others, more
according to individual: 2 mos,
old out of top breeding, $5 up.
C. W. Page, 149 North Ave.,
nies Atlanta 8. Ph. TR. 4-

GAME, FOWL etc.

WANTED
. Want white Flemish giant

rabbits, 1 buck and 2 does.
Write. Herbert Gossitt, P. O,
Box 101, Baldwin.

Want to swap a new harness
bridle, for pair of guinea fowl.
James Y. Allen, Rt. 14, Box
541, Atlanta 18.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE

Ripe figs for sale, Mrs. J.C.
Steele, 330 Troy St., S. E., At-





Box 826, 321 Andrews] 8949 $
30 white feed sacks, 100

H.j| ans Mill Rd., Sandersville.



lanta, Ph. MA, 2-3309,

Large 20 in.
mounted on frame, in excellent
cond., $40. Call or write. R. C.
Parham, 1015 Gilbert St., S.
E., Atlanta 16, Ph. Market 7-

Ib. size. washed and ironed,
25c_ ea. Add postage. Mrs. R.:
H. Duke, Rt. 5, Box 232, Thom-
aston.

Fresh dried apples, 65c Ib.
PP. Mrs. C. D. Sellers, Rt. 2,
Ellijay. ae

250 tons Coastal hay for
sale. Notices to all dairymen

and cattleman from Eatonton}
thru North Ga. where drought |:

destroyed hay crop will be
cutting 150 tons highly fertil-
ized hay, weed free, Aug. 8-
15 $30 ton at field at cutting
time. S. J. Clay, Rt. 3, Macon,
Ph. SH. 2-5117.

White feed sacks 100 cap.
not washed 4, $1, and postage;
chicken fertilizer 50c bag. Mrs
J. E. Carter, McMurry Dr., S.
W., Box 487, Ph. DI. 4-1388,
Atlanta 11.

Starks apples, red, dbl. red
yellow Delicious, old time
Horse and jelly apples, for
sale, Marvin Newsome, Jord-

200 or 300 bundles of good
corn fodder, last years crop,
4.50 per hundred bundles.
FOB my place. H. F. Seay,
3917 Panthersville Rd., Rt. 2,



Ellenwood.

farm bell,}

. Mrs. Dewey
Box 58, Ellijay

Jard box for $1.
ee. Estelle South
Oo, Mayet eee

This Sprin
pure Clover honey,
lb. drum, 25 lb.
in Ga. Send Money Or
Humphries, Rt. 1,-
Waverly Hall. _

Apples (some Hors

for canning, drying :
$1.50 bu. .W, Floyd

Hampton,



Sex 2506

all ForenoonAuct
PM., ES.T. Jesup S
yard, Jesup, Wayne Co.
catalog, write

Odum.



September 7 Wednes:
Purebred Poland China
Sale... . 40 bred sow:
eee gilts and 1 )

Leading Herds.

logue, writeW. W.
hey, Sec-Treasurer.
co Farms, Canton.





ficial Breeding Conference.

Tifton Georgia
Sale.

leen-Angus Field Day.

5th Annual Georgia Poultry

Sale at 7 p.m. ee





AGRICULTURAL CALENDAR

August 17, ABAC, Tifton - "Small Grain, Winter Grazi
and Winter Legumes" Short Course. noe



August 19, Rock Eagle 4-H Club Center,



August 23, Coastal Plains Experime Grounds,
Duroc Breeders Association Show and





August 25, Macon - Feeder Cattle Sale.



August 29 - Sept. 1, Rock Eagle 4-H Club Center, Bato

Sept. 7, State Farmers Market, Cordele = Geor
Breeders Association Show and Sale. Show

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nt Station

August 23, Washington - Feeder Cattle Sale. ee



August 26, Modena Plantation, Savannah, Georgia Aber-

Institute,



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