Bulletin 
 
Commissioner 
 
    
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ll, 1961 
 
$5 FOR FARM TRUCK TAGS 
 
  
 
    
  
    
   
    
   
  
  
     
   
  
   
 
Teves without ade- 
over a period of years, 
hazard of winterkill of 
 
of Agriculture report. 
 
ation. with the Georgia 
 
   
  
  
   
 
   
   
  
     
  
     
    
 
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_ progressively more 
y on plots that re- 
fertilization. Excessive 
 
in hardening the pa 
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unt of damage depended 
d ratios of nitrogen 
applied during the pre- 
s. Where no nitrogen 
lied, good stands were 
ardless of the potash ferti- 
 
newer that high Fee 
 
Heavy applications of ni- 
ed in rapid removal of po- 
he soil. This, in turn, in- 
<ill of the Coastal Bermu- 
 
ass, scientists of the  
 
and Marvin Twer- : 
's Agricultural Research | 
 
linked with depletion of | 
 
  
 
  
 
Agricultural 
CALENDAR 
 
January 9 - 11 - Market Manager's Short 
Course, ABAC, Tifton. 
 
| January 12 - 13  Ga. Milk Producers, Inc. 
Convention, Rock Eagle. 
 
January 12 - All Breed Hog Sale, Cochran. 
 
January 16 - 17  Winter Conference of 
_ Spotted Poland China Hogs, Tifton. 
 
January 24~- Farm Management Short 
_ Course, ABAC, Tifton. 
 
February 15 - Turkey Short Course, Athens. 
 
February 16- i | Farm Menegereet Short 
 
  
 
  
 
     
 
_ Short Coutse, Athens.  
 
| for their truck tags. When the legisl 
ture passed the law on the price of license 
 
  
 
  
 
ton On Machines, 
~ Equipment Of Farms 
 
A recent statistical report shows that 
in 1959 there were 4 3 /4 million tractors 
on U. S. farms which now supply the 
power formerly supplied by about 20 mil- 
 
lion horses. 
 
There were 3,060,000 motortrucks on 
our farms last year, more than twice as 
many as in 1945, and on January dy 1959, 
there were 1, 060, 000 grain combines on 
farms, compared with 980,000 in 1954. 
The number of cornpickers on farms is 
shown to have increased by 420,000 from 
1945 to 1952, making a total of 760,000 
on January 1, 1959. 
 
The report further shows that the 
number of field forage harvesters on 
farms increased from 81,000 in 1950 to 
an estimated 264,000 in 1959. The num- 
ber of power elevators on farms has in- 
creased by about 125 per cent since 1951, 
and farms with chain saws doubled be- 
 
tween 1954 and 1958. 
Farmers are using a lot more power- 
 
lawn mowers now, too. In 1958 about 
1,800,000 of them were in use, a 50 per 
 
cent increase over 1954. 
 
  
 
NUMBER 19 
 
  
 
Don't Overpay For 
Mt Pick-Up Tags 
 
By PHIL CAMPBELL 
Commissioner Of Agriculture 
 
   
  
  
  
     
    
 
It has been called to my attention that  
some farmers are under the impression 
that they may have to pay as much as $13 
for their farm pick-up truck license tag 
for 1961. 
 
Farmer-owners of one half ton pick 
ups should not pay more than five dollars 
 
tags for trucks, it was not its intent that  
farmers should pay more than five dol- 
lars for pick-up truck tags. 
 
Some Revenue Department agents 
have been mis-interpreting the wording 
of the law, indicating that some farmers 
would possibly have to pay as much ag 
$15 for their tags. 
 
I have requested Rep. David Newton 
of Colquitt County to introduce a clarifys 
ing resolution during the present session 
of the legislature that it was the specifie 
intent of the legislature that no farmer 
would have to pay more than five dollars 
for his pick-up tag. 
 
The law clearly states that the price 
of a tag on a truck that with capacity 
load would not exceed 6000 Ibs. shall 
only be five dollars. It is highly improb- 
able that any farm pick-up with a maxi- 
mum load would weigh more than 6000 
Ibs. 
 
Since the tags went on sale January 
3, I want to warn farmers not to pay 
more than this for their tags. If there ig 
any question with the agent in your area A 
concerning the cost of your truck license sane 
tag, wait until the clarifying resolution : 
is passed before you purchase your tag, 
 
  
 
    
   
 
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@ PEANUTS @ IMPROVED PECANS 
 
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Patan e ye et al asad 
 
  
 
PHIL CAMPBELL 
 
GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN 
State Agricwliure Building * 
Editorial and Executive Offices 
19 Hunter Street. & W. 
Ailania 3, Georgia 
Phone JAckson 4-3292 
 
  
 
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and appurtenances admissible 
under postage regulations in- 
serted one time on each re- 
quest. 
 
No notice or advertisement 
will be accepted from any 
commercial business, a0  
commercial businessman, any 
company or organization li- 
censed as a commercia] busi- 
ness or doing business under 
a trade name or _ business 
name, nor from any indivi- 
dual doing business under a 
trade name or commercial 
business name. 
 
The Georgia Market Bulle- 
tin assumes no responsibility 
for any notice appearing in 
the Bulletin nor for any 
transaction resulting from 
published notices. Advertisers 
are cautioned that it is against 
the 1 aw _ to misrepresent 
any product offered for sale 
in a public notice or adver- 
 
tisement carried in any pub- 
 
lication that is delivered 
through the United States 
mail. 
 
  
 
Editor 
 
MARKET BULLETIN STAFF 
 
Jack Gilchrist 
 
  
 
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Notices are 
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_____..... Deborah Anglin 
Mrs. Elizabeth Hynds 
Mrs. LaMyra. Jarman 
 
Candler Clement Jr. 
 
  
 
1917. 
 
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FARM WORK 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
 
 
us yr. old man and wife, 
wants poultry job. 6 yrs. exp. 
Sober and honest. Move at 
once. Exp. in tractor driving, 
plowing, rough carpenter and 
other work. Need job at once. 
Otis Rogers, Jr., c/o Otis Rog- 
 
White woman, around 69 
yrs. healthy, wants job on 
chicken farm, near Hapeville 
or Forest Park, for reasonable 
salary, room and board. Mrs. 
Nellie Manley, 408 Ballard 
Rd. Forest Park. Ph. PO 6- 
 
ers, St. Rt. 2, 3901 Panthers- | 2064 
 
ville Rd. Ellenwood. 
 
20 yr. old colored girl wants 
job keeping house, caring for 
ehildren and light farm work, 
 
r dependable people, for 
 
ome and reasonable salary. 
 
dna M. Johnson, Rt. 3, Box 
181, Covington. 
 
White man, 24 yrs. old, 
Wants job on broiler farm, 25- 
30,000 cap. Need 4 Room 
house, wired for stove. Have 
to be moved. Start work any 
time. 2 yrs. exp. with broilers. 
Can drive truck and tractor. 
2. M. Whitley, Rt. 3, Canton. 
 
45 yr. old man, _ single, 
white man wants job with 
jJaying hens, poultry, $18. 
week. Live as one of family 
in good home. Exp. poultry 
and farm work. Honest, so- 
ber, dependable, go anywhere. 
Must have job at once. Ready 
to start now. Must have bus 
ticket. Troy Binford, Rt. 2, 
c/o N. H. Satterfield, Dah- 
lonega. 
 
  
 
  
 
Couple 30 yrs. of age, no}: 
 
ehildren, want job on poultry 
farm. Exp. Would consider 
other jobs. Begin any time. 
Am sober and honest. Ray 
White, Rt. 1, Lula. 
 
Christian woman wants job 
With reliable, congenial farm 
family. Good _ references. 
Write. Mrs. E. Adams, 211 
35th St. Columbus. 
 
White, middleaged man, 
alone, wants crop on shares 
or job at dairy. Exp. in both. 
 
 Need 2-3 R. house, lights, etc., 
 
but have own furniture, rea- 
 
sonable salary. So. Ga. pre- 
 
ferred. George Morrow, 606 
Gaskill St. S.E., Atlanta 16. 
 
1 yak 
 
  
 
~ Married man, 48, with 3 
 
children old enough to help! 
job on: 
 
with work, wants 
dairy. 10 yrs. experience, or 
will do other farm work. So- 
ber, dependable, can furnish 
ref. Want 5 R. house and rea- 
sonable salary. Bill Barreit, 
Ri. 2, Buford. Ph. 404-7409. 
 
45 yr. old man, wife, 4 boys, 
oldest 15, wants job on cattle, 
poultry farm or day- labor 
on farm with some crop on 
shares and, or, day labor with 
wages. Exp. all kinds farming. 
Sober. Prefer S.W. Georgia 
but go anywhere. Have to be 
moved. G. C. Gamel, Rt. 1, 
Locust Grove. 
 
_ Disabled War 2 Vet. wants 
light job on farm for room, 
board, laundry and some sal- 
ary. Bus fare to be advanced. 
Anywhere in State. Draw no 
 
| pension, desire to be on my 
 
own. Elmer G. Abanks, VA 
Center, Sec. 1, Dom. Service, 
Dublin. 
 
FARM HELP 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want white man, 37-48 yrs. 
old, with son to work wita 
him, or widow with 2 sons, 
16 yrs. or older, who know 
farm machinery, hay baler, 
etc. No row erops. Raise hay. 
 
beef cattle, pecans. Good 
weekly wages, 5 R. house, 
elec., and wired for elec. 
stove, water, wood. Small 
 
family preferred. S. J. Clay, 
Rt. 3, Avondale Mill Rd. Ma- 
con. Ph. 788-2975, 
 
| lavender, 
 
  
 
  
 
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Want reliable woman for 
housekeeper, cook, clean, do 
gardenin and light farm 
work, (Have farm at Locust 
Grove, off Hwy. 42, known 
as Colvin Place). Contact. 
Mrs. Jos. Brodecki, 2824 Con- 
cord Dr., Decatur. Ph. ME 4- 
4778. 
 
Want. refined, retired cou- 
ple to live on_small farm in 
North Fulton Co. to do yard, 
garden, house work and light 
farm work. Home and rea- 
sonable compensation. R. 
Wright, 1229 McClendon Ave. 
N. E. Atlanta 7. Ph. MU. 8- 
4260. 
 
Want good, white woman to 
keep house and cook, and do 
light farm work. Claud John- 
aoe Rt. 1, Conyers. Ph. 483- 
8316. 
 
Want responsible couple or 
family to operate and mar- 
 
  
 
  
 
ket eggs from 7-9 thousand 
 
layers. Will expand. Base sal- 
ary and liberal percentage. 
Anticipate orderly _restock- 
ing from scratch. Write letter 
only, giving full information, 
including family particulars 
and current employment and 
experience. Letters ans. Rob- 
ert L. Russell, Rt. 3, Winder. 
 
  
 
Want exp. dairy hand to op- 
erate milking machines on 
large dairy. $45. week to 
start. House, lights, water and 
milk furnished. Write experi- 
 
|ence and give Ref. Jos. Von 
 
Waldner, Box 
 
Sylvania. 
 
Want good man for 42 A. 
for standing rent basis. 5.7 A. 
peanut allotment, 4 A. cot- 
 
Rt. 4, 147, 
 
ton. Field fenced into 3 fields. 
 
Contact. F. F. Killingsworth, 
Rt. 3, Box 182, Buena Vista. 
 
Want exp. capable party to 
work 7 or 8,000 Turpentine 
Faces on shares. Contact. E. 
A. Powers, Blackshear. 
 
Want couple for poultry 
farm as Caretaker, care for 
2,000 layers, grow baby 
chicks, pack eggs. Have 2 R. 
house wired for stove, on 
school and mail route. Lewis 
 
E. Beers, 15 Robinson St. 
Newnan. 
Want man and _ wife or 
 
small family to raise 11,000 
chicks on share basis, also 
help with cattle and farm 
work, when not busy with 
chicks. Can have crop i 
wanted. 10 mi. East Ball 
Ground in Forsyth Co. E. H. 
Sherrill, Rt. 2, Ball Ground. 
 
Want man to work 5 acres 
in truck crop and work some 
day labor with me. Good 
house, electric wired and 
mail Route. No drunks nor 
drifters need to apply. B. B. 
Strange, Rt. 4, Swainsboro. 
 
FLOWERS 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Old fashioned Sweet Violets, 
12 plts., $1.; Dwarf Kalanchoe, 
now blooming, 2 plts., $1.; 12 
African Violet leaves, $1.; 
white Per. Candytuft, 6 plis., 
$1. Per. No. 77. Mrs. H 
Clower, Rt. 3, Lawrenceville. 
 
Red, red and green striped 
Gizzard, Trailing Coleus, deep 
pink, pale pink, purple and 
salmon col. rooted Sultanas, 
8 dif. Cactus, 3 shades of red, 
white and salmon Geranium 
cuts, red Amaryllis seedlings, 
red Spider Lily, white and 
pink Oxalis, 10 ea.; purple, 
\ yellow and mixed 
Tris, 45 doz. Add _ postage. 
Per. No. 138. Mrs. Ralph Wil- 
liams, Rt. 1, Lawrenceville. 
 
Seed: Annual Phlox, Calif. 
Poppies, white Fever Few, 
 
| Caliopsis and all cols. Cox- 
| comb, 
|stamped envelope; 
 
10 full, and 
 old fash- 
ion Bachelor Buttons and 
Baby Zennias, 25 large 
matchboxful. Per No. 181. No 
checks. Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Rt. 
3, Lithonia. 
 
Plants, Evening Primroses, 
Sweet Williams, Larkspur, 
small Nandinas, ea., 35c doz. 
red Rose of Sharon, red 
Quince, 12 in. 50c ea., seed 
Larkspur, Sweet Williams, 
rose Poppies, Marble vine, 25c 
thls., mived Asters, Chrysan- 
themum. Per. No. 53. Mrs. Liz- 
zie Crawford, 18 Crawford St. 
Ellijay. ae  
 
tsp. 
 
M. | Mrs. 
 
| NE, Atlanta 6. 
 
B, | cream dogwoods, sweet shrub, 
 
  
 
~ Large flowered scarle 
 
via seed, 25c tbls. and stamp-|ab 
 
ed, self addressed envelope. 
Mrs. J. A. Clark, Rt. 3, El- 
berton. : 
 
  
 
    
  
  
 
out 10 t 
Per. No. 12 
F. Seay, Rt. 2 y 
ville Rd., Ellenwood 
 
  
 
Iberis Per. Candy Tuft, 2] 
 
yr. size, $1.30 doz.; Nierem- 
bergia border plant, bloom- 
ing size, $1. doz.; blue Thrift 
3 doz., $2.5 Flower Seed: pink 
and white Periwinkle, red 
Salvia, Iberis Per. Candy 
Tuft, all 25c teaspoon, and 4c 
and envelope. Per. No. 120. 
Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1, 
Dacula. eo ee 
 
4 named Bearded Iris, my 
slec. all fine, 4, $1; 6 named 
daylilies, $1. 3 doz, Liriope, $1. 
Per. No, 18. Add 35c postage. 
Mrs. W. E. Johnson, Craw- 
fordville. 
 
Tall, growing size iris, mix- 
 
ed cols., $1. doz. Per No. 110. } 
 
Add postage. Mrs. C. C. Gen- 
try, Rt. 3, Calhoun. 
 
8 cols. of Cannas, $1. doz.; 
Daylilies, seedlings of fine 
varieties, 25c ea.; Amaryllis, 
Milk and Wine Lilies, Um- 
brella Palm, red Spider Lilies, 
25c ea.; Daffodils, Narcissus 
and Tube roses, 50c doz. Per. 
No. 44. Add postage. Mrs. W. 
E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150, 
Camilla 3. - 
 
Ferns, 50c bunch; gold 
band Sansevieria, 70c; Be- 
gonias, 60c bunch; Calif. rub- 
ber plant, 50c; dif. kinds 
small Cacti, 45c; Bromalaids, 
75c. Per. No. 65. All plus post- 
age. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, 
Cumming. 
 
Rose cuttings, yellow and 
white Lady Banksia, Dr. Van- 
Fleet, Sweetheart, Mary Wal- 
lace, City of York, Belle of 
Portugal, American Pillar and 
others, $1. doz.; white Con- 
federate Jasmine and yellow 
Jan. blooming Jasmine, 50c 
ea; Liriope, 4 doz. $1. Ja- 
ponicum ligustrums, 3, $1. 
Add postage. Per. No. 36. Mrs. 
J. R. Hinson, Box 104, Chester. 
 
Dutch Amaryllis, solid red, 
pink, white, $6. ea.; 1 ea., 
$16.50; mix. seedlings, 12, $5.; 
African Blood Lily (Haeman- 
thus), $5; Blue Lily of Nile 
(Agapanthus), $3. Croft East- 
er Lily, 12, $6.; orchid Am- 
aryllis (Sprekelia), 5, $6.; 
Peruvian Daffodil (Ismene), 
5, $6. Blooming size bulbs. 
PP. Per. No. 191. Beckwith 
D. Smith, 684 Elmwood Dr., 
 
  
 
Thrift stolins, sparsely ro- 
oted, $4. ea., cuttings, $1. C. 
on all leading varieties, Dixie 
Brilliant, Fuchsia, Baby Red, 
pink, White Eye, Vivid pink, 
blue, lilac and white. No or- 
der under $1. plus 40c post- 
age. $5. orders PP. Per No. 
9%. Mrs. 2: -D-. Dodd; Rit. 1; 
Box 223, Alpharetta.  
 
Red Spider lily, Emperor 
Daffodils and fragrant Jon- 
quills, 16, $1.; dbl. yellow 
Hemorcallis, $1. doz.; large 
Tiger lily bulbs, 35c ea. Add 
10c postage. Per. No. 89. Mrs. 
oS B. Robinson, Rt. 2, Bow- 
on. 
 
White Pine, Laurels, Hem- 
lock, pink and white Rho- 
dodendrons, red and yellow 
Azalea. Honey suckle bush, 
 
  
 
mimosa, scotch broom, 2-3 ft., 
$3. doz. Moss packed, PP. 
Per. No. 186. Sadie Wilson, 
Blue Ridge. : 
 
Violets: Royal Robe, 20, $1.; 
Calif. purple, 30, + Tiger 
Lilies, 5, $1. Per. No. 75. Add 
35e postage in Ga. No less 
than $1. orders filled. Mrs. 
R. P. Steinheimer, Brooks. 
 
Well rooted Boxwoods, 12- 
14 in., $3. doz.; Hemlock, 
white Pines, Mtn. Laurels, 
wild Honeysuckle, Dogwood, 
Cherokee Roses, Strawberry 
bush, 2-3 ft., $3. doz.; Arbor- 
vitae (Globe), 18-20 in., $4. 
doz. Per. 187 Damp moss 
packed PP. Bob Wilson, Blue 
Ridgen Reta NOs uae 
 
  
 
King Alfred jonquills and 
white Narcissus, $3. C.; Pur- 
ple and .gold Iris, yellow Can- 
nas, Daylilies, rose col. Thrift, 
purple Violets, Daffodils, $1. 
doz.; Snowdrop bulbs, 75c 
doz. Per 69. Add | postage. 
Beatric Mosley, Rt. 1, Box 
248, Bremen. Oi 
 
Young English Boxwoods, 
12 in. and more high, $2.00 
doz. plus postage: larger ones, 
$1.50 ea. Per. No. 167. Can- 
 
  
 
not ship. M. M. Cochran, Rt 
3y: Ellijay. CPV 
 
  
 
  
 
    
  
  
    
 
Sweet cented Jonquill b 
$1.75 C.; Narcissus,. $2.00 
Buttercups, 90c doz.;_ 
Hyacinths, 80c doz; 
Lilies, $1.00 doz.; large 
fodils, $1.00 doz.; severa 
Glad. bulbs, 80e doz. Pi 
147. Add postage. 
Tumlin, Eastanolle: 
 
Boxwoods, large and 
dif. prices; Weigelia, 
yellow, pink and deep 
dbl. Rose of Sharon, 
white violet; also, Tulip 
50c ea.; Corn Cob and Pz 
Cake cacti, 3, 50c. Per. No 
Add postage. Mrs. Pr 
Fowler, Rt. 2, Ellijay. 
 
Cee GN eee eee, 
 
Old fashion, - e 
cols., dbl. Touch-me-not_ 
25c tbls. purple Widows T 
12 bulbs, 60c. Add 
Per. No. 168. Mrs. 
Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58, 
 
  
 
Strong, well rooted, 
Admiral Byrd daisy ple 
blooms up to 5 in. dia., $1 
doz., 25, $2.25, $7.00 C.; 2 
clumps dbl. white spice pin 
$1.75 doz. PP in Ga. St 
Insp. Per. No. 176. M 
S. Searbrough, 2869 
St. Bast. Pomt, Phy 
3158. ee 
 
Dbl. orange Dayl 
doz.; all cols. large typ' 
Chrysanthemums, $2. 
summer blooming cus! 
Mums, mixed cols., } 
hardy Orchids, purple, b 
Apr. and May. 3 for 
ple Dutch Iris, small 
doz.; large type purple 
bronze iris, 50 ea. No ore 
Jess $1. Per No. 7. All del 
Ga. Mrs. Adell Williams, Ri 
Ellijay. ; 
 
Ligustrum, 50, $ 
Col.: Hemerocallis Da 
300, $15, English Ivy, 
Minor, $1.00 doz.; Thri 
Liriope, $2 C. Per. No. 
Lois Woodruff, Gre 
 
Pink Oxalis, 2  
10 col. Verbenas, 4 
$1 doz.; $ Py 
Cannas, $2. 0Z.5 
pink Sweet Willia 
Tris, Daylilies, Calif. b_ 
Violet, yellow Aster, Ch 
santhemums asst. cols., 2 
$1.50; $3.50 C. Add posta 
Per. No. 64. Mrs. Janie | 
 
Grantylle. i 
~ Old English Dw: 
wood, bushy, well - 
 
6 in., $12.00 3 
pervivum, 6 - 8 in. $1 
Pyracanthas, heavy ber 
varieties, 8 - 10 in, ue 
ed, 10, $2.50; $20 C. F 
148. Mrs. B. Bobinson, Gre 
ville.  :  
 
Fast growing Ligustr 
4 ft., $1.50 doz., $10.00. 
Cherry Laurels, 2 : 
Dwarf blue Per. Phlox (| 
varicata), white Per. Cani 
tuft, $1.50 doz. $7.50 | 
Nandinas, English Ivy, V 
ca Minor, pink .and_ b 
Thrift, Blackberry, Daylh! 
blue Siberian Iris, $1. 
$5.00 C. Per. No. 139 Bl 
Woodruff, Greenville. _ 
 
Oe eee Te 
Dbl. yellow Cannas, 1 
cols. Fall Pinks, mixet 
Phlox, 50c doz.; pink 
50c C., rooted sprigs, | 
packed. Add Pos., no s 
or checks. Free flowers 
order. Per. No. 119. P 
Rundles, Rt. 7, Gaine 
Crane Myrtle, 2, 3 
ft., deep red, white an 
ple, 50c ea., $5.00 doz.. 
M.: pink and blue 
$3.50 C. clumps; white D 
wood, 2-1/2 ft. well r 
30c ea., $20.00 C. Per. No. 
Mrs. H. Cousins, Gi 
ville. Ea 
Pink Pillow and pin 
thy Perkins Roses, 25 
single and dbl. orange 
ocallis, 25c doz.; Red | 
Plum, 25c ea.; green or 
gated foliage Vinca, 
 
Per. No. 83. All at my) 
 
Philippine Formosa 
seed, also, ee stra 
   
   
    
      
  
   
   
   
   
  
  
      
      
    
    
     
  
    
   
    
  
   
    
 
iant Pansies, $2.25 
50; Queen Anns 
foes mixed Pred 
 
2 00 doz.: .; smaller, $1 
ump. Per. non ae 35c 
; Mr : 
 
    
     
   
    
 
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screen and wall 
 
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od at bargain, All 
nd named; Feverfew, 
7 i 0;| makes; 
olors. not labeled, 
24, $1.75; Daylilies, 
 
      
   
   
  
   
   
  
    
  
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
    
    
   
   
     
  
     
    
  
  
   
  
  
   
   
 
Se ds a:b Hoofner, 
 
all, well rooted 
ead. State price. 
Smith, Rt. 3, Cal- 
 
for sale or trade 
tools, tractor, 
er, 1/2" > ton 
 
    
   
 
|crawler TD-6 with 8 ft. hyd. 
 
  
 
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_ Ovei 00, 4 t., 
feeders, can be used with 
hens or broilers; 30 Johnson 
automatic waterers for hens. 
All cheap or exch. for saddle 
horse or janes pony. Dalton} 
Mathis, Rt. Box 192, Fitz- 
gerald, 1 Ph. 693 By 
 
1952 ] Ford, F-100, 1/2 ton 
*| pick-up truck, excel, motor 
and tires, 8 cylinder engine. 
Sacrifice, $375. Walter Poe, 
1370 DeKalb Ave., NE, At- 
Janta 7, Ph. 688- 8014. 
 
~ Cub tractor, disc harrow, 
plow, cultivator and planter, 
all in good cond. See. J. 
Yarbrough, Rt. 1, Aragon. 
 
1950 Farmall C. tractor, 
cultivator, harrow, plow, and 
duster. Can be seen at the 
end of the street at the old 
Brim Place in Sasser. Mrs. 
Coney Cunningham, Sr., 213, 
16th Ave. E., Cordele, Ph. 
1312-W. : 
 
Dbl. box gin press and con- 
dens; pr. cotton scales for 
-| weighing bales of cotton; pr. 
cotton seed scales; Mitchell 
oil burning, dryer; several 
| belts, dif. size and lengths; al- 
so, several pipe or lent flues 
dif. sizes. All cheap. W. J. 
Harrison, Harrison, Ph. 
399M2 (Tennille). - 
 
24 disc harrow, prac. new, 
3 point hitch, it comes out 
cutting position when power 
lift is raised, for quick sale, 
i -| $125. P. C. Jordari, Rt. 1, Bos- 
ton, Ph. CA. 6-4515 (Thom- 
_| asville). 
 
New Farmall M pulley for 
;| tractor, $15.; 2 disc plow, for 
Ford tractor, 3 point hook-up, 
$100.; McCormick mule drawn 
hay rake, $40.; 2 oer spring 
tooth harrow, "$25. All good 
cond. Harvey Brown, Rt. 1, 
Fayetteville, Ph. HO. 1- 5571. 
 
1953 Ford truck, $395.; 
ood, 6 row, cotton duster, 
35.; also, want good well 
pump, and good, 10 disc, bob 
harrow, cheap for cash. L. A. 
 
   
 
  
  
 
Barron, Rt.-4, Cochran, Ph. 
- | WE. 4-7168. 
: Allis Chalmers G. tractor 
 
with cultivators, disc plow, 
bush bog harrow and planter 
with good tires for sale or 
trade for good pick-up truck. 
| Located 1/2 mi. N. of Canton. 
W. D. Garrett, Rt. 3, Canton. 
 
1952 Ford tractor, bush and 
bog harrow, 2 section spring 
tooth harrow and platform for 
lift. All for 3 point hitch and 
in good _cond., $950. cash. 
Robert D. Weir, 1510 Maple 
St., Carrollton, Ph, TE. 2- 
 
1952 Ford tractor, A-1l 
.|cond., has rebuilt motor and 
rebuilt all over 100 pct., has 
new tires, rear has 11 x 28, 
new paint job a runs good 
$795. W. M. Oglesby, 
. ne ay eee Park, Ph. PO. 
340 
 
Good 2 wheel trailer with 
good body and tires; also, 
two, 1 H., steel beam cotton 
planters, Cole and Oliver 
peanut weeder and 
Joe harrow. Blanford Watson, 
Mauk, 
 
1952 Ford tractor, good 
cond,, good rubber, $600.; lift 
-{type, 20 disc, harrow, $125.; 
>| bottom plow, two 14 in. lift 
type, $145.; planters, cultiva- 
tor, fertilizer attach., prac. 
new, $365. Will sell tractor 
separately. Equip. located on 
farm near Hawkinsville. 
Thomas Wade, 247 Meadow- 
dale Dr., Warner Robins, Ph. 
WA. 2-8025. 
 
Complete line of equip, for 
producing 11,000 broilers, in 
good cond., always carefully 
maintained: 22 brooders, 143 
feeders, 30 8 ft. waterers W. 
B. Hart, Midland, Ph. FA, 3- 
7961 (Columbus). 
 
60 hp Intnl. power unit, 
perfect cond.; 14 in. Case 
hammermill with new flat 
belt; E-Z Flow, 10 ft., fert. 
spreader with new tires, used 
once; 24 ft. Red Head eleva- 
tor, Wisc. Coal motor for hay 
and grain, used very little; 
planter and fert. distributor 
for 130 Intnl. tractor, plant- 
ed 16 A. cotton, 7 A. corn. 
All good cond, John Goldin, 
Rt, 2, Temple, Ph, 562-3463 
a after 8 PM. 
 
Bulldozier: 
 
  
  
 
Intnl. Diesel 
 
   
  
 
angle blade, recently over- 
auled $2 1900. aes Beer 
x 328 
 
ee Shee 
 
    
 
Purina ' 
 
  
 
"| Ph. LE 7-6827, 
 
   
 
Tree planter, 
large coulter, heavy bearings, 
good cond,, $195. William E. 
Suber, 1430 Elizabeth Ave., 
Perry, Ph, GA. 9-1801. 
 
pull Bae : 
 
New Holland Corn shucker 
and sheller, fair shape, $50. 
cash. Located 4 mi. W. Haw- 
kinsville on Hwy. 26. B. D. 
Brown, Rt. 1, Hawkinsville. 
 
  
 
Tractors: Ford, $2,400; Gis 
50. D. s0d seeder, $475.,; 
hay paler, $1,150; combine, 
$400.; cattle eeeyee, tractor 
rack, $75.; Case grain drill, 
$150.; drag harrow, $100.; 
baled hay ae $200.; wae 
gon, $25.; 1/2 pe See) Piok- 
 
up truck, dk - 
Dodge stake nae $45) 
Hardy, Rt. 
 
D.| fin, Ph: Ser 
 
John Deere 40 tractor, al- 
 
most new cond. with two, 16]. 
in., bottom plows, cultiv: or, 
distributors, planters and Jo: 
Deere B. with cultivator, ae 
14 in., bottoms on wheels and 
Turner peanut shaker, ur- 
brella, cotton dusting shields 
bumping stalk cutter and % 
 
ft. harrow. Mrs. E, A, Row- 
ell, Osierfield. 
 
Toolbar with 9 ft. and 3 
disc plow for Farmall M. 
tractor, in Rie good cond., 
both $250. M. Cannafax, 
Zebulon, PA LO. 7-8708. 
 
~ Allis Chalmers 90 combine 
with grain bin, also 12 ft. 
truck flat and side bodies. 
Excel. cond. W. B. Gunnin, 
Jr., Rt. 2, Danielsville. 
 
Cattle type sideboards, will 
fit 1949-1953 Chevrolet pick- 
up truck, painted and in good 
cond., $20. Pilot Filmore, Rt. 
3B) Box 172, Riverdale Rd., 
College Park. 
 
Sears 5 hp tractor with 
equip., 
cultivator, planter, and rotary 
mower. E. L. Lawrence, Rt. 
4, Ringgold, Ph, WE. 5-2063, 
 
1 H. wagon, buggy, Cole 
corn planter; cultivator; stalk 
cutter; mower; rake, distri- 
butor; 2, 1 H., turning plows; 
also, other misc, farm equi 
Miss Josephine Raley, c 0 
Rawlings sgusplah Sanders- 
ville, Ph. 323 
 
1946 Ford ae truck; 
1951 Studebaker ick-up 
truck; 1948 Ford, 1- P73 ton 
 
pulpwood truck; 1946 Chev-| 
 
rolet, 1-1/2 ton truck; 1949 
Ford tractor with equipment, 
D. G. Wood, Rt. 1, Adairsville. 
 
WD and WD-45 Allis Chal- 
mers tractor, planters, cul- 
tivators, guano, cotton-seed 
hoppers, disc plows, harrows, 
2 type sub-soilers, 2 cycle 
mowers; 3/4 heavy duty pick- 
up truck, factory and cattle 
bodies; pick- -up hay baler, 
power take-off; ide-delivery 
rake, A-1 cond. B. Railey, 
aes Sumter, Americus, Ph. 
 
Approx. 4,500 layer cakes, 
mostly Pockman, complete 
with all necessary equip., 
some stainless steel waterers. 
No reasonable offer refused. 
R. L. Russell, Rt. 3, Winder, 
Ph, 867-3938 after 6 PM. 
 
Intnl, Harvester hammer- 
mill, 10 in. belt driven with 
sacking equip., has not been 
used over 10 hrs., $100.; 6 
disc Case tiller, pull type 
with pick-up lift on rubber, 
3 new tires, prac. new, no 
junk, Not used over 10 ae 
$200. Hardwick Harris, Rt. 
Gibson. 
 
Gasoline engine; 2 hay 
rakes; 2 mowing machines; 
old fashion wheat thrashing 
mach; old fashion wheat bind- 
er; two, 2 H., turning plows; 
two, 1 i, turning plows and 
lots of other horse drawn 
farming equip. Mrs. Tiney 
Roberts, Rt. 1, Suwanee. 
 
One gallon electric pasteu- 
rizer, in perfect cond., for 
sale. G. L. Durden, 5017 
 
| Bloomfield Rd., Macon, 
 
14 in. bottom plow for Ford 
or Ferguson tractor, perfect 
shape, $125. W. ee Bill 
Knight, Rt. 3, Lyons, 
 
Heavy duty David Bradley 
cut-off saw with 30 in. blade 
and set of number 144 culti- 
vators for Farmall cub trac- 
tor, all in new cond. for sale 
or trade for cattle or power 
saw. Sloan Whitlock, Rt. 2, 
Toccoa. 
 
No. 90 Allis Guainien com- 
bine with 2 row Ro-Master 
corn head, 2 row Cole plant- 
ing and fert. unit with dbl 
spouts for Allis Chalmers 3 
potny hitch, All like new. John 
 
W. Wilson, Rt. 2, Stapleton, 
 
  
  
 
   
 
   
  
 
 Box 275, a alt 
 
turner, lay-off plow, 
 
   
 
  
 
No. 821 Ford tractor with 
Sherman digger, 24 in. and 
12 in. buckets, Ford loader 
and loader bucket. Charles 
ore Lawrenceville, Ph. TH. 
 
Athens bush and bog har- 
row, 8 disc tempting barring, 
perfect cond., except worn 
ee John Deere, 6 disc, on 
 
rubber tires, good disc; good 
 
2 H. wagon, iron wheels, trac- 
tor and mule hitch, freshly 
painted, good wood body; 
Intnl, T-50 hay baler, motor 
and baler excel. cond., not 
junk, Lon Whitehead, Rt. ie 
Borgart. 
 
10 hp Howard rotohoe, 25 
hrs. use, $300.; also, one with 
no hrs., $350.; also air com- 
pressor. 65 CFM, 2 wheel 
trailer type, $650. Mrs. E. C. 
Lambert, Jr., 5680 Lake For- 
rest Dr., NW, Atlanta Dae 
BL. 5-0743. 
 
One F-30 in good shape, 
$350.; cub 3, perfect tires, cul- 
tivator tools, $325.; Ford trac- 
tor, 4 good tires, new rings 
and inserts, $250.; 1946 Ford 
1-1/2 ton truck with 1952 
motor, needs rings, $200. B. 
J. Beall, Rt. 2, Hazelhurst, 
Ph. FR. 5-2824 (no collect 
calls). 
 
One ea., lift type, 20 disc 
harrow, Sears and Ford, in 
good shape, lift type; Dear- 
born scoop for Ford tractor, 
good shape, lift type, for sale 
or will trade for field cultiva- 
tor. Floyd Hanners, Rt. 1 
Grantville, Ph. JU. 3-2239. 
 
300 gal. fuel oil tank and 
65,000 BTU heater (for poul- 
try house) $75. or best of- 
fer; also, Husky garden trac- 
tor and equip, turning plow, 
dise harrow and cultivator, 
needs some repair, $150. Chas. 
B. Summers, 131 Lee Rd., 
Mableton. 
 
  
 
David Bradley garden trac- 
tor, 5 hp, and turning plow, 
$215.: harrow, $25.; bulldozer 
blade, $17.50; cultivator, $27.- 
50. All in near new cond. Sell 
together or as priced. Ann 
Best, 749 Flatshoals Ave., SE, 
Atlanta 16, Ph. MA. 7-5311. 
 
EQUIPMENT 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want plow point and Land- 
side (or slide) for Chatta- 
nooga 24 plow. State cond. 
and price in first letter. C. D. 
oe 31 Pearl Lane, Cham- 
 
ee, 
 
Want 40 to 55 hp tracior, 
gas or Diesel, any make. Will 
buy the best tractor for the 
money. Give all information in 
first letter. Will pay cash. No 
equip. wanted. L. L. Garrett, 
Barnesville. 
 
Want All Purpose plow, 3 
point hitch, in good cond. and 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Cattle 
 
  
 
Black Angus 
 
cow, freshe: 
 
in March with second ca 
and her heifer calf, 8 mos. old, 
full stock, do not have pa- 
 
pers, $300. 00 for both, 
 
Grek 
 
Reece, III Marble flee Rd, 
 
Marietta. 
 
Polled Hereford bulls, two, 
6 - 8 mos. old, Perfection and 
Domino breeding, I. W. Whee- 
less, Rt. 3, Box 82, Griffin, 
 
Ph, 5756 
 
2 ee bulls, pi purebred 
 
but not Reg., both 12 mos. old, 
$125.00 ea. at farm. Paul J. 
 
Cain, Rt. pl 
 
Commerce. 
Good, young, 
 
Reg. Angus 
 
bull, 14 mos. old, Bardolier 
 
breeding, $175.00. Del. 
 
within 90. mi. 
McClure, 
AM. 5-2266. 
 
~ Part Guer nsey and p 
 
Jersey Heifer, 
 
Dawsonville, 
 
free 
(OeING 
Ph, 
 
radius. 
 
are 
will Peeshien: 
 
11th of Feb. Located 1 mi. 
from Murrayville on Yellow 
Creek Rd. Henry Walden, 
 
Murrayville. 
 
  
 
2 Reg. Holstein bulls, out of 
dams averaging 13,000 and 
 
12,000 lbs. milk, 
 
sired by ABS 
 
bulls, proven breeders, 2 yrs. 
old, dehorned and with rings. 
R. G. Reynolds, Monroe, Ph. 
 
8-4032. 
 
  
 
and 23 mos. 
 
2 Reg. Hereford bulls, 21 
old; exceptional 
 
quality for herd bulls, Larry 
 
Domino 
 
bloodlines. 
| sent on request. M. C. Roberts, 
 
Picture 
 
Ball Ground, Ph. 4811. 
 
  
 
Excellent 
 
Dbl. 
 
standard 
 
polled Hereford sire, SS Ad- 
 
vance Domino, 
1955, deep red, 
 
born Jan, 2, 
very gentle, 
 
halter broke and proven sire, 
 
Sell to prevent 
 
inbreeding. 
 
John B. Smith, Cleveland Rd., 
 
Dalton, Ph. BR. 
 
6:30 PM. 
 
  
 
8-3705 after 
 
4 dbl. Reg. polled Hereford 
bulls, 22 mos. old, ready for 
 
heavy service; 
 
14 dbl. Reg. 
 
polled Hereford bull, 9 - 106 
mos. old. All well marked and 
from good bloodlines and 
jJarge for age. Harry A. Was- 
den, MD, Quitman, 
 
2 Reg. polled 
 
Hereford hei- 
 
fers, with papers, 22 mos. old. 
Will make good foundation 
stock. From one of top herds 
in Ga., very good breeding. 
 
A. M. Wall, c/o 
 
Pine Meadow 
 
Farm, Rt. 5, Box 455-A, Sa- 
 
vannah. 
 
  
 
Reg. Shorthorn bull, calved 
 
Aprile. 
 
1960, from the 
 
bloodlines of Boots Pure Drug 
Co., Ltd., Marquart, Teegan- 
din and Schell, red and white 
color, very outstanding indi- 
vidual, reasonable. Edwin D. 
Foshee, Jr., Box 71, Barnes=- 
 
ville, Ph. 467. 
 
Young Reg. Hereford pull, 
14 mos. old, well broken toe 
halter and to lead, excel. pedi- 
 
gree, Grandsire 
from England, 
 
imported 
dam straight 
 
Hazlett breeding. A good in- 
dividual, reasonably priced; 
also, few heifers and cows. 
Ward Meade, c/o Meade Farm, 
 
  
 
cheap. Harold T. Wallis, Rt.| Rt. 3, Marietta, Ph. 428 
2, Carrollton. 8772. 
Want hydraulic ram in good| ,, Holstein heifer, 5 way ar- 
 
cond. State size and cond. Joe 
B. Biddy, Rt. 2, Adairsville. 
 
Want post hole digger for 
use on Allis Chalmers tractor, 
hydraulic lift. State m a k e, 
cond., size of auger and price. 
Homer L. Capel, 3270 Mary 
Drive, Macon. 
 
Want cylinder head for Far- 
mall H. tractor; also, set of 
cultivators and planters for 
Farmall H., late model per- 
ferred. State price. Thomas E. 
Teasley, Rt. 3, Elberton, Ph. 
 
1779-R-4. 
Want old model Ford trac- 
tor or Ferguson, within 50 
 
mi. at right price. Hoyt Lit- 
| tle, Rt. 3, Commerce. 
 
~ Want TD-9 or TD-6 Intnl. 
Crawler tractor or other good 
make of the same size in good 
cond. H. A. Manning, Rt. 3, 
Dublin,  : 
 
Want one or more Butane 
tanks, any size, Thomas E. 
 
) Byrd, Reynolds, 
 
  
 
tificial, wt. approx. 900 lbs., 
will freshen within the next 
30 days, $295.00. Robert N. 
 
Gilbert, 
 
Fayetteville Rd., 
 
Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 8-8777. 
 
  
 
Seto good cows and heifers, 
all with calves at foot or safe 
in calf; also, young and ma~ 
ture bulls to pick from. All 
 
Reg. Shorthorns or polled 
Shorthorns. Best bloodlines, 
herd Cert. and accredited. 
George H. Miller, Thomaston, 
Ph. 647-7405. 
 
Swine 
 
OIC breeding 
medium blocky 
sex, $20.00 to 
Reg. 
 
either 
ea. 
 
shoats, 
$30.00 
 
stock, from 
type stock, 
 
in buyers 
 
name, treated and crated; al- 
 
so, one, 2 yr. old boar, 
 
$45 
 
at farm: Paul J, Cain, Rte, 
 
Commerce. 
 
Gilts, 
Hampshir e 
 
all ages, meat typs,. 
breeding 
 
stock, 
 
Future Pattern breeding. I, 
W. Wheeless, Rt. 3, Box 82, 
Sn st 5756, 
 
aK 
 
      
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
Feeds Penalized For ails To Meat Manutack es ( 
October, 1960 
 
a oe ARMERS OIL MILL, INC., Thomasville Secrginne: 
_ 6  Guaranteed by Manufacturer r Farmpre Brand 44% Protein Expeller Prime soybean Meat a8 
 
 F Pound by State Chemist (P) Protein & Fiber 
 
| P  Penalized HATCHER MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Sees, es 
Bae eases :  Super Duper Sweet Flakes j 
" (P) Fiber 
 
  
 
 EROTAIN EAL Rees KITCHENS FEED MILLING, ue Atlanta, Geergia 
S ALLIED MILLS, INC., Chicago, Illinois : : :  Money meker 16% pel eed 
Hatcher Mill Feed 3 11.0  (P) Protein 
Lae ek ue MeMILLEN FEED MILLS, Fort Wayne, Indiana 
A le Mixer i 
ATLANTA MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia Master Mix 32% Catt  
Miss Bess Dalry Feed ; j i (P) Protein & Fiber 
 
(P) Protein 
MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia. 
See AN at : Folrway Broiler Starter Medicated (Zolaene) 
at : : (P) Protein & Fiber 
 
AUBREY FEED MILLS, INC., Louisville, Kentucky :  i 
ae WAS NORTH GEORGIA RENDERING COMPANY, Canton eorgia  
- Red A Super Bigs Energy ee Ration 3  : Hydrolyzod Feather Meal 6 
Mitel . i : = (P) Protein 
 
_ BRANNEN FEED MILL, Brooklet, Georgia 
eee) Ground Oats 
 
  
 
  
 
SECURITY MILLS, ING., Knoxville, Tonnes 
3. Security Broiler Ration U Medicate: 
ee : : y _(P) Fiber 
 
DAWSON COTTON OIL COMPANY, Dawson, Georgia - 5 
Elizabeth Beauty Brand" 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal : 2.0 sO aetna: cour Augusta, Georgla 
(P) Protein & Fiber E31: :  airy = tpi Biber 
 
JOHN W. ESHELMAN & SONS, Chamblee, Georgia Moflo 16% Dalry Feed 
Lancaster 16 Dairy Feed : &  q ; (P) Fiber 
oe : 2 : SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia 
FARMERS ENTERPRISE, Alma, Georgia ee Broller Starter Mash Medicated  = 
C & C Broiler Finisher Medicated s i 4 4 : - (P) Protein - 
oy eB) Testelh 18S 29 | Swirt & COMPANY OIL MILL, Albany, Georgia  
ee FARMERS MILL & ELEVATOR COMPANY, Dudley, Georgia Swift's Cottonseed Meal or Pellets 36% Protein 
 
I if G i 4.0 a Prime Quality e 
os (P) Fat R E 3.6 A (P) Fiber 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Feeds Failing To Meet Manufacturers Guarantee But Within Tolerance. : 
October, 1960 : 
 
  Guoranteed by Manufacturer : HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin ~ FR. Valley, Scsrsia , 
: : 5 Pay Day Winter Wheat Grey Shorts 
_  Found by State Chemist : : * Fat Low - 
Winter Wheat Grey Shorts : 
 * Fat Low = 
 
  
 
PROTEIN FAT FIBER 
 
  
 
  
 
LAWSON & MANOUS FEED MILL, Canton, Georgla = 
 
 CAMILLA COTTON OIL COMPANY, Camilla, eeorals : : L & M All Mash Medicated | ; 
Micoga mrsne 36% Protein Cotronseed Meal 36.0 4.0 & Protein Low 
 
  
 
* Fiber High 37.2 LORET MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee 
 
_ CARCLINA MILLING COMPANY, Laurens, South Carolina : : a : Loret aay Grou ley ee : 
South States All Mash Crumbles 16.5 5 : d fore ncror: 
 
* Fiber High 20.4 3. . McMILLEN FEED MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee 
 
CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia - : _ Master Mix Broiler Starter Concentrate | 
 
* Fiber High ~ 
Pi ity B 9 : 
rine Qual oe Master Mix 40% Hog Concentrate 889 
 
s : aes * Fiber High 
ae * Fiber High ; : Master Mix Sweet 16% Daley sis | 
- CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tennessee  * Fat Low. 
 
: Gilt Edge Wheat Grey Shorts : Z  Master, Me 40% Heg Concentrate : 
* Fiber High E i 2 Fiber High 
 
  
 
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CROSBY-HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama : MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgia 
ee Jazz Grower - Crumbles Fairwey Cage Concentrate Medicated 
 
* Protein Low * Fiber High 
 
  
 
Jazz Hog Supplement (Pellets) Concentrate 
 
* Fiber High MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Cairo, Georgia 
 
Vita-Maid 40% Hog Supplement 
* Fiber High 
 
White Tulip Wheat Shorts 
: * Fiber High 
 
  
 
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nmonounone 
 
White Tullp Wheat Shorts : MOSTELLER FLOUR & FEED COMPANY, Chamblee, Gearsia a 
* Fiber High Georgia Rose Breeder Ration G@ 
 
DAWSON COTTON OIL COMPANY, D : * Protein Low 
; Dawson, Georgia : 
Elizabeth Beauty Brand" 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal : : OZIER'S FEED MILL, INC., Bowden, Georgia 
Frime Quality Judi-Bilt All: Mash Puller Grower : 
* Fiber High 
Judi-Bilt All Mash Pullet Grower ; 
_* Fiber High 
 
* Fiber High 
Elizabeth Beauty Brand" 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal 
-* Fiber High 
 
n@n@ 
 
Z poo S ORHAN FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee  PELHAM OIL & FERTILIZER COMPANY, Pelham, Georgia 
 
Red Lion Shorts 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal Prime Quality  
 
* Fiber High ; * Fiber High 
 
Red Lion Shorts 
 
  
 
* Fiber High RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri 
Purina Turkey Finisher T No. 1 
 
Red Lion Shorts 6 
* Fat Low & Fiber High a 
 
Sel OaNiera: eset eaeee: 
 
* Fiber High 
 
Red Lion Shorts 
 
  
 
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PPP SRDS 
mo~scsee0o 
PRD 
mouonouo 
 
< ROBERTS RICE MILLS, INC., Weiner, Arkansas 
Fiber :iilge Rice Mill By-Products 
| BIKIEPORTLAND FLOUR MILLS, INC., Arkonsas City, Kansas * Fiber High 
Wheat Bran 6 3 3 d Rice Mill By-Product - 
* Fiber High : a moe  
 
a 
 
* Fiber High 
 
  
 
JOHN w. ESHELMAN & SONS, Chamblee, Georgla 
 
Lancaster Dalry Feed (20) ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia 
 
Cherokee Brand 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal 
* Protein Low 
 
Cherok  
FEEDRIGHT MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgla . ee ee Piste pee hi, a 
 
Perfecto 16% Dairy Feed 
 
n@ 
 
* Fiber High 
 
  
 
* Fat Low 
Feedright Master Broiler Starter Medicated 
 
* Fat Low 
Feedright Master Broiler Starter Medicated 
 
SARDIS MILLING COMPANY, Sardis, Georgia 
Sardis Check-R-Mix Laying Feed 
* Protein Low 
 
  
 
| SECURITY MILLS, Knoxville, Tennessee : 
_ Security Broiler Ration U Medicated @ 
* Fiber High Fe 
 
* Fat Low 
Feedright Master Broiler Starter Medicated 
* Fat Low 
 
  
 
Feedright Master 36% Poultry Concentrate 
* Fiber High 
 
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boDDOCOONG 
 
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY, Montgomery, Alabama 
Scoco 45% Expeller Seybean Meal 6 
 
* Fiber High 
FLINT RIVER MILLS, INC., Bainbridge, Georgia 
 
F-R-M 38% Sow & Pig Supplement 
* Fiber High 
Swine Test Station 15% Protein Ration 
i * Fiber High 
F-R-M Sow & Pig Supplement Pellets 
* Fat Low 
 
Macon, Georgia  
Scoco 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal Prime Qvetiy 
* Fiber High 3 
 
A. E. STALEY MANUFACTURING COMPAN De 
Staley's 21% Corn Glaten Tene 
Pik 
 
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SR Senn 
wonwoo 
 
FLORIDA SOAP CORPORATION, Doctors Inlet, peida 
i 50% eri Mec & Bone Meal 
Ce Protein: Low 
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
: " October, 1960 
 
WINTER GARDEN CITRUS PRODUCTS COOPERATIVE, Winter Garden, Fla. 
Wholesun Dried Citrus Pulp G 6.0 
 
  
 
* Fat Low B 6.9 
 
  
 
Y, Atlanta, Georgia 
eg is Te a f ; VALDA WOOTEN, McRae, Georgia 
Scraps ce ee G 500 8.0 3.0 Sugar Creek Brand Ground Mixed Hay & Molasses G 
 
* Protein Low  F 8.8 F 
 
  
 
48.8 , 26 : * Fat Low 
 
| Feeds Found As Declared 
_ October, 1960 
 
THE FARMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE, Donalsenville, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY, Rome, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
MPANY, Kansas City, Missourl d  FEEDRIGHT MILLING COMPANY, Auguste, Georgia 
 
9 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
FELLOWS MILLING COMPANY, Douglas, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
FINDLEY BROTHERS MILL, Duluth, Georgia 
3 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
W. B. FLEMING COMPANY, Jacksonville, Florida 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
FLINT RIVER MILLS, INC., Bainbridge, Georgia 
13 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
GAINESVILLE MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia 
49 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
GENERAL MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota 
13 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
GEORGIA BROILER SUPPLY, INC., Carrollton, Georgia 
7 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
GEORGIA BROILERS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia 
2 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
GEORGIA FEED & POULTRY COMPANY, Gainesville 
Bs 1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
GEORGIA POULTRY FEED MILLS, INC., Dalton, Georgia 
2 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
GILMER COUNTY FARM DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION, Ellijay, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
OMI ANY, Laurens, South Carolina ; : GOLDEN ROD OIL MEAL SALES COMPANY, Memphis, Tennessee 
 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
GROGAN FEED & POULTRY, Cumming, Georgia 
3 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
HALES & HUNTER COMPANY, Chicago, Illinols 
10 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin - Ft. len Georgia 
12 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
MARK HEARD, JR., FEED COMPANY, Cumming, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
HECKLE BROTHERS, Memphis, Tennessee 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
R. . HENSON, Ellijay, Georgia 
1 feed -as declared 
 
  
 
APANY, Augusta, Gerrale - cs 4 HERMITAGE FEED MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee 
 
eee 
 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
HICKS MILLING COMPANY, Cumming, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
J. D. JEWELL, INC., Gainesville, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
KING MILLING COMPANY, Rome, Georgia 
8 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
KITCHENS FEED MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgla 
4 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
LA CROSSE MILLING COMPANY, Cochrane, Wisconsin 
1 feed as declared 
 
LANIER FEED MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia 
4 feeds as declared 
 
LATHEM & RAMSEY MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia 
3 feeds as declared 
 
LAVONIA ROLLER MILL, INC., Lavonia, Georgia 
3 feeds as declared 
 
LAWSON & MANOUS FEED MILL, Canton, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
LONGINO FEED MILL, McDonough, Georgia 
1 feed as declared  
 
  
 
  
 
LORET MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee 
4 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
LOUISVILLE FERTILIZER & GIN COMPANY, Louisville, Georgia 
2 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
LUMBER CITY MILLING COMPANY, Lumber City, Georgia 
6 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
- MeCONNELL MILLING COMPANY, Royston, Georgia 
11 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
McMILLEN FEED MILLS, Fort Wayne, Indiana 
13 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
MACON MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia 
) 3 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgla 
22 feeds as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
MARET GRAIN COMPANY, Hartwell, Georgla 
1 feed as declared - 
 
  
 
  
 
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PAGE SIX 
 
x 
 
Livestock 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Shoats, 40 - 60 Ibs., $10 ea, 
C. A. Finley, Dawsonville. 
 
Reg. Black Poland China 
hogs, sire by Cert. meat type 
sires, out of Champ _ blood- 
line sows. All treated for 
Cholera and Erysipelas and 
Bangs tested free. 
 
  
 
Reg. Hampshire sow an d 
- one Yorkshire boar, wt. about 
400 Ibs. ea. H. M. Cantrell, Rt. 
2, Powder Springs, Ph. 943- sows, 
DLS; Rie coe 
_ Purebred Durocs, b r e dj 2166. 
gilts, $75.00 to $125.00 ea.; 
bred sow $125.00 with pa- 
pers; open gilt, $40.00; male, 
-14 mos. old, $125.00, meat 
type; also, black mare mule, 
- $75.00 or trade for gentle 
pony that will ride and plow. 
Marvin Newsome, Sanders- 
ville, Ph. 3856. 
 
Hampshire pigs, Reg., 2 
mos. old, 2 sows, 5 boars, $30 
to $50; also, one, 1 yr. ol d 
boar, Reg., $150.00. Charles 
R. Burgess, Rt. 1, Gray, Ph. 
986-3372. 
 
Toccoa. 
 
Reg, 
saddler, 
 
  
 
16 hands, 
 
  
 
  
 
Ph, SH. 5-5394, 
 
Weaned 
pigs, $25.00 ea.; 50 open gilts, 
wt. 200 Ibs., $50.00 ea.; ser- 
vice boars, $75.00 ea.; bred 
$100.00 and up. Jas. R. 
Mullis, Cochran, Ph. WE. 4- 
 
  
 
Horses, Mules & Ponies 
 
8 yr. old mare mule, works 
good anywhere, single or dou- 
ble. Sloan Whitlock, Rt. 2, 
 
5 gaited American 
chestnut, 
sired by Genius Masterpiece; 
also, Tenn. walking pony 
colt, 2 yrs. old, sorrel with 
flax mane and tail. Ben Hill, 
2641 Bob-O-Link Dr., Macon, 
 
  
 
Duroe boars, subject to Reg., 
 
8 mos. old, ready for light! sorrels with snow white mane 
service; also, pigs with or/and tail, 1-1/2 yrs. old; one 
without papers, innoculated | small, 37 in., mare, 3 yrs. old, 
 
for Cholera and pneumonia. 
All are from fine stock. James 
_ Morris, Rt. 3, Avondale Rd., 
_ Macon, Ph. SH. 5-6868. 
 
  
 
Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 8-6771. 
 
15 nice Shetland ponies; 4 
 
will drop colt in early spring, 
has filly colt by side. Sell all 
or separately. Jess Holbrook, 
 
  
 
Black pony, about 700 Ibs., 
blaze face, one glass eye, 
white feet; 7 yr. old mare, 
not bred for boy or girl who 
wants to canter, gentle to 
mount and dismount; also, 
extra large bay mare, work 
type, has 6 mo. old stud colt 
by side and re-bred. Sell 
with or without colt. Guy Mc- 
 
  
 
Millian, Dacula, Ph. 3-4439 
(Lawrenceville). 
 
At Stud: Buddys Black 
Boy, Reg. Tenn. Walking 
 
horse, one of the most con-~ 
sistent and outstanding stal- 
lions now showing. Roy Dor- 
sey, 2461 Bohler Rd., NW, At- 
Janta, CE. 7-1115. 
 
Good mule, 11 yrs. old, wt. 
1,100 Ibs., $100.00. W. E. 
Chastain, Rt. 4, Canton. 
 
Standing at Stud, Reg. Pal- 
omino quarter horse. Ray An- 
drews, Rt. 3, Dalton, Ph. BR. 
8-5137. 
 
2 mules, 10 yrs. old, one 
weighs 1,000 Ibs., other 1,250 
lbs. These are farm mules, 
 
will work anywhere. T. Otto 
Griffin, Rt. 2, Ochlochnee. ~ 
 
2 young mules, very gentle, 
reasonably priced. Mrs. Law- 
rence C, Sims, Statham, (Ph. 
listed in Athens directory on 
Hebron Rd.). 
 
   
 
  
 
    
   
 
Stud Shetland pony, 5 m 
old bay; gray Shetland mi 
pony, 10 mos, old; Welch stud 
pony, 3 yrs. old, strawberry; 
large gray mare, 900 lbs., 9 
yrs. old, 7 mo. bred to 40 in. 
Palomino Shetland pony. Pric- 
ed to sell or will trade for 
cows or calves. See and make 
offer. L. C. Williams, Rt. 2, 
c/o Red Dog Farm, Cochran, 
Ph, WE. 4-2654. 
 
  
 
Good gentle Quarter horse 
(children have been riding 
him a long time), wt. about 
1,000 Ibs., approx. 7 yrs. old. 
also have saddle and_ bridle, 
 
cheap for cash. Mrs. F r e dj 
 
Shivers, Cuthbert. ~ 
 
  
 
4 yr. old horse, small, wt. 
about 900 Ibs., work any- 
where and do riding, one 
horse wagon and all gear. W. 
 
M. Johnson, Juniper, Ph. MO. | 498 
 
5-3318 (Talbotton). 
 
  
 
Gentle red sorrell gelding 
Shetland pony (wonderful 
with children), saddle, sad- 
dle holder, bridle and other 
accessories, $225 for all. D. W. 
Singleton, MD, 622 Candler 
Building, Atlanta 3, Ph. CE. 
83-4915. _ 
 
Feeds Found As Declared 
 
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 
 
October, 1960 
 
2 feeds as 
 
  
 
MARINE & ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS CORPORATION, New York, New York 
 
1 feed as declared 
 
MASTER MIX FEED MILLS, INC., Athens, Georgia 
5 feeds as declared 
 
MEDDIN PACKING. COMPANY, Savannah, Georgia 
1 feed as declared : 
 
MILLER POULTRY & FEED COMPANY, Piedmont, Alabama 
1 feed as declared 5 
 
G. W. MILLS, Byron, Georgia 
4 feeds as declared 
 
MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Cairo, Georgia 
2 feeds as declared 
 
_ MOFCO CORPORATION, Thomson, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
 
_ MOORMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Quincy, Illinois 
3 feeds as declared 
 
_ MOSSY CREEK FARMS, INGC., Perry, Georgia 
2 feeds as declared 
 
MOSTELLER FLOUR & FEED COMPANY, INC., Chamblee, Georala 
4 feeds as declared s 
 
NATIONAL OATS COMPANY, Cedar Rapids, lowa 
E 1 feed as declared 
 
THE NEW ERA MILLING COMPANY, Arkansas City, Kansas 
1 feed as declared 
 
NORTH GEORGIA RENDERING COMPANY, Canton, 
I feed as declared 
 
NORTHEAST GEORGIA BROILER, Bowman, Georgia 
Il feeds as declared 
 
NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota 
6 feeds as declared E 
 
OGLETREE HATCHERY, Lawrenceville, Georgia 
4 feeds as declared 2 
 
OXFORD BROTHERS MILLING COMPANY, Culloden, Georgia 
1 feed as declared . : 
 
Georgia 
 
OZIER'S FEED MILL, INC., Bowdon, Georgia 
7 feeds as declared 
 
PATRICK FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia 
2 feeds as declared 
 
PELHAM OIL & FERTILIZER COMPANY, Pelham, 
1 feed. as declared 
 
_W. B. PERRY MILLING COMPANY, Leslie, 
2 feeds as declared 
 
Georgia 
 
Georgia 
 
os J L. PILCHER & SONS, INC., ELEVATOR, Meigs, Georgia 
 
1 feed as declared 
 
PILLSBURY'S MILLS, INC., Clinton, iswak 
14 feeds as declared 
 
PREMIUM FEED MILLS, ING., Conyers, 
3 feeds as declared 
 
THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY, 
i 1 feed as declared 
 
Georgia 
 
Chicago, Illinois 
 
BALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri 
104 feeds as declared ; 
 
SOUTHEASTERN 
6 feeds as 
 
4 feeds as 
 
7 feeds as 
 
2 feeds as 
 
2 feeds as 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
RED COMB FEED MILLS, Cartersville, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
RED HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Georgia 
8 feeds as declared 
REDMAN MILL, Jackson, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
RIVERSIDE OIL MILL, Marks, Mississippi 
 
1 feed as declared 
 
  
 
ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia 
_.  - feed as declared 
 
  
 
  
 
SAWNEE MOUNTAIN FEED & POULTRY COMPANY, Cumming, Georgia 
 
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, 
Div. Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Go. 
 
SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY. 
14 feeds as declared 
 
SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia 
Il feeds as declared 
 
SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Elberton, Georgia 
SOUTHLAND MILLING COMPA 
 
SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL COMPAN 
7 feeds as declared 
 
A. E. STALEY MANUFACTURING GOMPANY, Decatur, HiIncig = = 
1 feed as declared : 
 
STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia 
 
STANDARD FEED MILLING COMPANY, 
2 feeds as declared | 
 
STANDARD FEED MILLS, ING., Gainesville, Georgia 
3 feeds as declared 
 
SUNSHINE FEED MILLS, INC., Red Bay, Alabama 
1 feed as declared 
 
SWIFT & COMPANY, Chicago, filinois 
12 feeds as declared 
 
THOMAS MILLING COMPANY, Hazlehurst, Georgia 
4 feeds as declared 
 
TRENTON COTTON OIL COMPANY 
1 feed as declared 
 
VIDALIA COTTON OIL COMPANY. 
1 feed as declared 
 
THE WALL-ROGALSKY MILLING COMPANY, McPherson, Kansas 
1 feed as declared - 
 
declared 
 
SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee 
17 feeds as declared * 
 
SEYMOUR FARM SUPPLY, Americus, Georgia 
1 feed as declared ; 
 
SIMMONS MILLING COMPANY, Chattanooga, 
1 feed as declared : 
 
SMITH FARM SUPPLY, Reidsville, Georgia 
1 feed as declared | , 
 
SOUTH GEORGIA BROILER, INC., Blackshear, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
 
MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgla 
declared . 
 
declared 
 
declared 
 
declared 
 
declared 
 
WEAVER MILLING COMPANY, Ocilla, Georgia 
1 feed as declared 
 
WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama 
22 feeds as declared : 
 
MARTHA WHITE MILLS, INC,, Nashville, Tennessee 
1 feed as declared 
 
WINTER GARDEN CITRUS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, 
1 feed as declared 
 
VALDA WOOTEN, McRae, Georgia 
feed as declared 
 
     
      
 
   
 
      
     
   
  
   
   
    
   
    
     
   
 
  
   
  
   
    
   
    
 
One Saanan buck goat, 
. E. Pharis, 106 W. 
Savannah. Ph. EL, 5-2037 
 
  
     
 
  
 
   
 
3 young milk goats, 22 mi 
old, 1 Nubian, 2 French 
 
pine and Saanan, from g 
milk stock, freshen arour 
Feb. 15th, for 3rd time. Gi 
1 gal, milk per day wh | 
fresh, $35. Emery Butts 
ake Hoey Face. Ph. O 
 
    
     
  
 
   
  
 
   
 
      
  
 
    
    
   
 
    
   
  
 
  
 
       
 
9 goats, 3 milk goats, 1 
freshened, 2 more fresh 
soon, 2 kids 6 wks. old fro: 
heavy milker, also purebre 
Nubian male goat. Do n 
ship. Mrs. Lee Kirkley, get 
 
     
 
Cascade Ave., SW, Atlant: 
200 Southwestern ews 
 
  
  
    
 
  
 
  
 
Tennessee 
 
- Georgia 
 
1 Augusta, Georgia 
 
NY, ING., Gainesville, Georgia 
 
Y, Spartanburg, South Carolina 
 
150 lambs at price to sell 
Henry Currington, Rt. 2, Mau 
 
by 
 
  
  
   
   
   
    
    
 
  
 
Marietta, Georgla ieee 
 
. Trenton, Tennessee 
 
A Vidalia, Georgia 
 
Winter Garden, Florida 
 
   
 
Penalties ne - 
   
 Savannah. 
 
Ile or Lula (Hall Co.) 
 
} has goats, for the pur- 
of having my goat bred. 
Pitts, Latty Rd. Lula. 
owers Store, Hwy. 
 
at a Charlois or Santa 
rudis bull, within radius 
0 miles. Advise age and 
Bennie Durden, Rio), 
 
cart or saddle. Herbert 
on, eae: Ph. 7848. 
 
aby nice milk Oat 
 
ne freshened recently 
 
now milking. Large milk- 
 
rs, good natured, 
 
for cash. Walter ae e, 
 
JeKalb Ave., N. E. At- 
Ph. 688-8014. 
 
ant contact with Dairy- 
with Holstein herd to 
Holstein cows with ar- 
 
    
  
  
   
   
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
   
   
    
   
  
   
  
   
    
 
at 
Fall. If interested, write. 
_Hank is, is O: 'B E 
 
  
 
m. 89 pct., ea. 75 cupful. 
Add postage. Mrs. Preston 
southerland, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
 
- Ornamental pepper seed, 
xerm. 92 pct. 10 packs 50c 
plus self addressed, stamped, 
 
potatoes, grown from vine 
Bees ve 00 bu. hamper at 
 
, fashion tender white 
 
alfrunner and, old fashion 
 
\der white garden Crease- 
ean seed. Germ. 94 pct. 
 
65e cupful; popcorn, 
 
= 90 -pet., 35c -cupful; 
 
} pumpkin, Germ. 
 
25 large pkt.; Martin 
ourd seed, 20c pkt. Add pos- 
rs. Dewey Hllis, Rt. 
 
 Ellijay. 
 
Blue - Pole bean 
heavy 
tender white 
P unner, Germ. 81 pect. 
teacup; white Crowd- 
eas, Germ. 81 pet. 3 cups, 
No checks. Mrs. Lon 
ae ols Bacula: 
 
a 75 cup; white Cut- 
and white Crease 
 
strawberry 
500 $4.00, $7 
John Fields, 
St. ri 
 
more 
0. iy 
 
0|rold James, 
 
n,| Mrs. Alfred Levens, 
 
ourd see umbo, 12, $1; 
| Martin, 25, $1. A. E. Pate, Sr. ae 
R , Grantville. 
 
  
 
a corn seed, Germ. 94 
pet., 50e cup; fig plants, $1 
ea. Add postage. Mrs. E. 
 
W. 
Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150, Ca- 
 
milla 3. 
 
Streamliner everbearing 
strawberry plants, $1.25 Ca; 
seeds of small mixed gourds, 
25c pkt. Mrs. John Weaver, 
Rt. 2, Temple. 
 
Fulwoods all red, early 
bearing, strawberry plants, 
 
1 $2.50 C., large, firm and ex- 
 
tra fine flavor. Not less than 
100 sold. Add postage. Cash 
 
or M. O. only. No Saturday 
sales. A. J. Sanders, 4375 
Central Dr., Rt. 3, Stone 
 
Mountain, Ph. HI. 3-6512. 
 
Bearing size Pemtenerey, 
plants, 25, $2.00 Black Wal- 
nut sprouts, 3, $1.45; Yellow 
root plants, 65 doz.; wild 
Strawberry plants, 5 doz., $1; 
Hazlenut bushes, 25, $2.00: 
Yellow roots, fresh dug, 
washed clean, 4 lb. lardbox- 
 
Nancy Henderson, Rt. 3, 
124, Ellijay. 
 
Mastodon and Blakemore 
strawberry plants, $1.25 C., 
5.50 M.; Klondikes, $1.00 C., 
4.50 M. All good plants, damp 
pack Mrs. Guy Crowe, Rt. 
1, Cumming. 
 
Superfection strawberry 
-| plants, $2.50 C. also, Sov- 
erign Giants, $2.00 doz. All 
PP, Ga. orders only. C. A. 
Shell, 1675 Willis Mill Rd., 
SW, Atlanta 11. 
 
Florida 90 strawberry 
plants, damp packed, well 
suited to So. Ga., good roots, 
$1.25 C., 500. $6.00, $11.00 M. 
PP. No checks. Mrs. A. H. 
Smallwood, Attapulgus. 
 
Golden Seal, 20c ea. or $20. 
C.; wild strawberry plants, 
white Yarrow, Ratsvein (rats- 
bane), 35c doz.; red pepper, 
Cowhorn, Banana and short 
pods, 25c doz. or 25c_ tea- 
spoonful for home use; white 
Cutshorts, Germ. 93 pct., 50c 
cupful. Add posters: Mrs. 
*| Presley Fowler, Rt. 2, Ellijay. 
 
Blakemore and Missionary 
strawberry plants, $1.00 C., 
500, $4.00, $8.00 M. At my 
farm or add postage. T. H. 
Graves, Hwy. 54 W., Fayette- 
ville, Ph. HO. 1-4302. 
 
Blueberry plants, Rubel and 
Myers varieties, 2 - 3 yr. old, 
18 - 36 in. high, bearing ber- 
ries this coming season, 6, $4 
or $7.00 doz. FOB. E. G. Ni- 
>| cholson, Allen Rd., Rt. 7, Ma- 
con, 
 
  
 
Taking orders for tobacco 
plants $5.00 M. Will begin 
pulling March 15. Send $1 per 
M. deposit with order. Wil- 
liam E. Wisenbaker, Box 25, 
 
.| Lake Park, Ph. CH, 2-8043 
 
(Valdosta). 
 
Black Raspberry plants, 
$1.50 doz. PP. Prompt delivery 
and _- carefully cellophane 
wrapped. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd, Rt. 
1 Box D236 Alpharetta. 
 
eCard and pumpkin seed, 
African Jumbo and Freak, 6, 
$1; Dipper, $1 doz.; Martin, 
50c doz.; Indian Wife Beater, 
6, 50c; Tree type, $1.00 doz.; 
Bushel type, 6, $1.00; Pump- 
kin, 50e doz. Send stamped, 
self addressed envelope. Ha- 
Rie. Box 10l, 
Warm Springs. 
 
POULTRY 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
FOR SALE 
Araucanus chickens, laying 
col. eggs, pr; hatching 
 
eggs, asst. colors, 35c ea., in- 
cluding insured parcel post. 
Will ship Exp. Col. Send 
 
*|M.O. Mrs. Addie A. Edwards, 
 
716 Myrtle St. N.E., Atlanta 
 
_|8. Ph, TR 4-5152. 
 
- Araucanus (Kaster Egg 
chicken), 4-1/2 mos. old ro- 
oster with ear-muffs, $10.; 
Black Crested Polish ban-. 
tams, $5. Cannot ship. wae 
 
  
 
Box 33 0 Ringgold. 
 
ful, $1.25. Add. postage. Mrs. 
 
$10..; also, 4 
 
cock, $4.; 
 
  
 
13-2422, 
 
  
 
ea: 
and = Barve Rock rooster, 
Prize Winner at West Cen- 
 
tral Ga. Fair, $2.50. David 
Devers, P. O. x 24, The 
Rock. 
 
Golden Sebright bantams, 
$4. trio; eggs for hatching 
from Golden, Silver Sebrights, 
B. T. White Pap Silkies, 
Cochins, S. Duckwings, 
Brahmas, G. Polish, B. B. 
Reds, Millie Fluers, R. I. 
Reds, Barred Rocks, B. Rose 
Combs. H. M. Adams, Doug- 
lasville. : 
 
Bantams, modern Birchens, 
1960 hatch, 1 trio modern Red 
Pyle, $5. trio; 2. pr. Old Eng- 
lish B. B. Reds, $5. for both 
pr., or $3. pr. 1 pr. Old Eng. 
Blue Red, $4.; ge trio Lem- 
on Blues, $5, R. Baldwin, 
1150 Tuhker $i. S.W., At- 
lanta 10, 
 
Sev. Dark Cornish bantam 
pullets, ready to lay, also 3 
White Lace Red Cornish ban- 
tam roosters. All early 1960 
 
hatch. M. W. Day, RFD 3, 
Thomson. 
Bantams: Dark and White 
 
Cornish, $2. ea. and up, $5. 
 
Xtand up trio; White Lace Red 
 
Cornish, $1.50 and $2. ea; 4 
panels cockerel, $1.50; 1 trio, 
W. L, hens (not 
bantams), from Show  win- 
ning stock, 
Ship Exp. Col. C. 
mers, 131 Lee Rd. Mableton. 
 
Feather legged pantams, 30 30c 
ea., also few game mixed 
with bantams, 50c ea. Ronny 
Wilkes, 846 College Ave., 
Athens. 
 
~ 20 bantam hens, dif. colors, 
and roosters, 65ce ea., half 
Irish Gray stag, 2 ea. Shuffl- 
ers and Roundheads, March 
hatch, $3. ea. Full games. Mrs. 
Marie Holland, Coogler Rd. 
Dalton. 
 
Babcock Bessies, 22 mos. 
old, laying 50 pct. now, be- 
tween 200-250 in lot, 75c ea; 
Black Breasted Old Eng. ban- 
tams (good for raising quail), 
$1.50 ea., roost nest, feeders 
for 700 hens. Bargain. W. W. 
Johnson, Rt. 1, Mableton. Ph. 
946-2069. 
 
1 Gray Muff 1-1/2 yr. old 
cock, $3.; one R. H. cock, $5.; 
one Law Gray cross stag, $3. 
Ship one or all. C. L. Grif- 
fin, 712 Oak St. Gainesville. 
 
Red game pullet, hen and 
2 Black Cornish 
pullets, 1 cock, $4.50; soles 
Sebright bantams, "$5. 
Lockard Bell, 2677 ss Rd. 
N.E. Atlanta aye 
 
12 White Pekin SueEe: 2 
mos. old, $1.50 ea. Mrs. E. P. 
Davis, P.O. Box 256, Hamp- 
ton. I Ph. 4111. 
 
old, 
 
5 turkey hens, 2 yrs. 
 
and 1 tom, value $25. or 
trade for young Red hens; al- 
so, 12 pure Bulldog type Dark 
Cornish bantam hens and 2 
roosters, 16 mos. old, value 
$20. or trade for N. H. Red 
laying pullets. Mercer Stan- 
Jey, 2185 Flat Shoals Rd. S. 
E. Atlanta 16. 
 
POULTRY 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Want N.H. Red or heavy' 
mixed pullets. Come after if 
not too far. Advise what you 
have and price. J. H. Wren, Rt. 
 
1, Nahunta. howe 
W. L. Laying 
 
~ Want 100 
type Hi-Line pullets, already 
started to lay. N. H. Reds Hi- 
Line breed, second choice. T. 
W. Humphry, Rites Helena. 
 
" Want large Cornish | breed 
chickens, not bantams. KE. L. 
Kinsey, Rt. 1, Box 53, Dal- 
ton. 
 
Want 1 pair Geese, gander 
and goose. Gene Moore, Rt. 
1, Bishop. 
 
GAME, FOWL, etc. 
 
FOR SALE 
 
1 grown Peafowl], $10. W. 
W. Johnson, Rt. 1, Mableton. 
Ph. 946-2069. 
 
Northern Bobwhite quail. 
Per. No. 52. J. L. Tade, -1328 
21st St., Columbus. Ph. FA 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
W.jyr. old, 
L.} $3.50 pr. FOB. Per. 6. Chas. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
_ Pheasants: 8 Reeves hens 
and 2 cocks, 11 pr. White, 8 
pr. Goldens, $2.50 ea; 3 pr. 
Blacknecks, also, pr. jumbo 
Ringnecks, All 1960 hatch. 
Mrs. A. L. Roberts, Rt. 6, Ma- 
con. Ph. SH. 2-0829. 
 
\from 15 = 27 
$4.50 doz.; some smaller ones 
 
  
 
"Gourds: short lofa handles, 
 
in., $2.50 to 
 
for birds and dippers; also, 
 
gourd seed, 2 doz., 25c and 
 
G. 
 
stamped envelope.  
Helms, Rt. 2, Vienna. 
 
  
 
Northern Bobwhite quail, 
mating stock, 1959 hatch, 1 
$3. pr; 1960 hatch, 
 
B. Howard, P. O. Box 124, 
Barnesville. Ph. 273-R. 
 
Northern Bobwhite Quail, 
$3. pr. Ship Exp. Col. Per. No. 
 
47, Miss Eve Wallace, 716 
Myrtle St. N. E. Atlanta 8. 
Ph. TR 4-5152, 
 
  
 
Extra large 1960 Northern 
Bobwhite quail, improved 41 
yrs. 1 to 3 ounces heavier 
than average. Free color pho- 
tos of Champions and prices 
on request. Also, will pay 
$10. pr. for unrelated Bob- 
whites larger than my 8 and 
3/4th to 9 ounce Star breed- 
ers. Per. No. 68. Wm. A. 
Thomas, Box K, 421 Mark 
Bldg., , Atlanta. 
 
~ Bobwhite quail, from Wm. 
Thomas fine stock (bought 
before my sons death from 
Leukemia last June.) Per. 
No. 68; also incubator and 
quail pens. Mrs. H. F. Mc- 
Kibbe, Rt. 1, Felton. 
 
9 mixed colors of rabbits, 
 
  
 
-12 mos. old, $2. ea. Mrs. R. L 
 
Rothwell, 1775 Hadlock St. 
oa Atlanta yl Bhs PL. 8- 
 
Rabbits, Flemish Giants and 
Californians, some with pedi- 
grees, all ages, also some mix- 
ed rabbits. Will ship or see 
at my place, 3 mi. Clarkes- 
ville, on Clarkesville-Mt. Airy 
Rd. Charles Stamey, P. O. Box 
247, Clarkesville. 
 
Ie Ped. Nvz. 
 
  
 
White buck 
from top breeders, wide and 
blocky, short ears, born Au- 
gust 10, 1959, excellent pro- 
ducer, $10.; also younger 
stock from top breeders, pric- 
ed right. Ped. furnished. Will 
ship. R. Lamar Brantley, Rt. 
2, Box 79, Wrightsville. j 
 
Guinea pigs (cavies), $1. 
and $2. pr. Lockard Bell, 2677 
Pharr Rd. Atlanta 17. 
 
Miscellaneous 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Gallberry honey, $3.71 per 
12 Ib. gal, PP in Ga. Satis- 
faction guaranteed. Send 
check or M. O. with order. 
Personal delivery in Atlanta 
area. W. R. Smith, 2330 Park 
Ave., S. W., Atlanta 15, Ph. 
PO. '6- 6671. 
 
Two steel 1 rims with tires 
and tubes mounted on same 
for B. model John Deere trac- 
tor, 10 x 38 size tires, both 
$30 at my place. T. S. Keith, 
Rt. 1, . Woodville. 
 
~ Complete set of Blacksmith 
tools for sale very reasonable 
at my home. G. R. Williams, 
1398 Canoochee Dr., NE, At- 
lanta, Ph. CE. 3-8890. 
 
Plack Walnuts, dried in the 
huil, $2.00 bu.: white rice 
popcorn, for eating, 10 lbs., 
$1.50. Add postage. Mrs. 
Marie Holland, Coogler Rd., 
Dalton. 
 
Electric _ churn, in good 
cond., $10.00: Presto cooker, 
4 at., good as new, $8.00; 
Presto canner, holds 7 qt. 
jars, $14.00. Mrs. Hugh Pa- 
ver, Rt. 3, Marietta. 
 
Yellow root, fresh dug 
and washed, 4 lb. lard box 
measured full, 85c; dryed 
beans or (shuck beans) for 
eating, 75c pt.; red hot pep- 
per pods, for home use, 25c 
doz.; Martin gourds, med. 
large, 50c ea.; small, 35c ea. 
Add postage. Mrs, Dewey El- 
lis, Rt. 5, Box 58, Ellijay. 
 
Roots and herbs, washed 
nice and clean, Sassafras, De- 
vils Shoestring, Yellow root, 
birch and wild cherry bark, 
alld dbs mlardboxtul.. 80ce: 
Queen of Meadow, Catnip, 
Ratsbane, Bearfoot, 3 bunch- 
es, 25c. Add postage. Mrs. W. 
We Lowman, Rt, 5. Ellijay. _ 
 
Coastal Bermuda hay, 61 
bale, $40 ton; mixed hay, 75c 
bale, $30 ton. All prices at 
barn. R. L. Jackson, c/o Flint 
River Farms, Hwy. 54, Jones- 
bore, Ph. DR. 8-2245 nights. 
 
  
 
Fresh dug and washed 
roots: Yellow root, 
blackberry, poke, welsh weed, 
sassafras bark, wild blum 
bark, red Alder persimmon 
bark, white oak and poplar 
bark, 85c for 4 lb. lardbox- 
ful; May apple and rabbit to- 
bacco, big matchboxful, 25e. 
Add pgstage. R. C. Chastain, 
Rt. 5, Ellijay. : 
 
60 tons Coastal Bermuda 
hay, highly fertilized, $25.00 
ton, FOB my barn, located 
4 mi. E. Cuthbert on Hwy. 
82. L. L. Miller, c/o Lone Oak 
eee Cuthbert, Ph. RE. 2- 
 
  
 
dock, 
 
  
 
- Good square baled meadow oy 
 
hay, cut without rain at mF 
 
farm, located 11 mi. W. Ea- 
tonton on M. S. Hwy. 142, 
reasonably priced. Geor ge e 
Cook, Machen. 
 
Green leafy Alfalfa hay, 
$55 ton; Alfalfa and Grass 
hay, $40.00 ton; Sericea, $35 
ton. Geo. C. Morris, 984 Mt. 
 
Airy Dr., SW, Atlanta 11, Ph. 
PL. 3- -1394. Sania Poe 
Highly fertilized Coastal 
 
Bermuda hay, cured without 
rain, $1.25 bale at my barn. 
F. W. Phillips, c/o Westover 
Farm, Kennesaw, Ph. 428- 
2959 (Marietta). 
 
Shade netting, all seasonal, 
slightly used, good cond., 2- 
1/4 square mesh with woven 
burlap strips throughout, fac- 
tory treated against mildew 
and rot, 44 x 36 x 44 ft., $20; 
AD SK 40. It. 
Harvey, 3448 Peach Orchard 
Rd., Augusta, Ph. RE. 6-9838. 
 
~ 100 Locust post, 6-1/2 ft. 
long, 40c ea. A. C. Evans, 
Camp Wasega Rd., Rt. 4. Dah- 
lonega. 
 
Good clear hog lard, 25 and 
50 lb. cans, 15c Ib. Write be- 
 
fore ordering, limited amount. 
 
Cannot ship. Mrs. C. E. Join= 
er, 3057 Dean Br. Rd., Au- 
gusta, yeti RE. 3-5331. 
 
2,500 bu. corn for Feed in 
 
ear, $1.40 bu. loaded in your 
 
truck at my place, located 1 _ 
 
block off Hwy. 41 at Cecil. 
J. E. King, Cecil, Ph. 119-R- 
2 2 (Hahira). 
 
Over 2 rolls of 4 Ib. gal- : 
 
vanized bob wire. Mrs. Lewis 
 
Bradfield, 4310 Greene Gs : 
 
Decatur, Phe -BUr 9-3454 
 
~ Hot red pepper pods t o or 
 
home use, 25 doz., $1.00. Add. 
 
postage. Miss Marie Mathis, 
Rt. 5, Box, Ellijay. 
 
Westinghouse, 1/4 hp, elec- 
 
trie meter, used one week, 
$15.90, Ray Weaver, Rt. 2, 
Temple. 
 
1960 Black Walnut meats, 
$1.50 1b., 5 lbs., $6.75 PP. Mrs. 
Boyd Nicholson, Tiawassee _ 
 
1960 Walnut meats, hulled * 
 
while green, meats are bright, 
for sale. C. S. Slade, Means- 
ville. 
 
Coastal and Oat. hay, $1.00 
bale; good Grass hay, 85e 
bale. V. R. Stallinss, Jones- 
boro, Ph. GR. 8-6476. 
 
Ear corn, hammered corn, 
cob and shucks baled or 
hammered, also, some shelled 
corn for feed; also, 
and good Grass hay, 
at barn. Art C. Beckwith, 
2, Austell, Ph. 948-5488. 
 
Set of dbl. wagon harnesses 
for Welsh ponies, bridles and 
lines complete. no collars, 
reasonable; one tractor tire, 
10 x 28, some tread no holes, 
$12.50; one tire, 12 x 28 with 
hole but almost new tre ead, 
$12.50. Guy KeKillian, Da- 
ecula; Ph: TH: 
renceville). 
 
Dry leaf sage, 6 cups, $1; 
25 pods hot red pepper, 25 
or free with $3.00 order of 
sage: Queen of Meadow, 7 
doz. bunches, $1.00; Rattle 
root, wild Cucumber bark, 
Ratsbane, Devils Shoestring 
and Yellow root, 2 lb. lard- 
boxful, $1.00. Add postage. P. 
B. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground. 
 
80 gal. and 30 gal Capa all 
iron, round kettles, $40 and 
$20. Mrs. Effie Brown, 
Box 566, Columbus, Ph. FA 
4-1289. 
 
Rt. 
 
2 ee es 
 
$25.00. Margaret  
 
  
 
Service 
75c bale- 
 
3-4439 (Law  
 
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PAGE EIGHT 
 
MILO AS GOOD AS CORN 
 
FOR BROILER CHICKS. 
 
In recent tests by the University of 
Arkansas at Fayetteville, broiler chicks 
did as well on milo as those fed on corn. 
The basal test diet in the Arkansas study 
contained about 60 percent ground yel- 
low corn, This diet was compared with . 
diets where milo replaced all, two-thirds, 
one-half, and one-third of the corn. 
 
During the 4-week tests, no difference  
was noted in chick growth and efficiency 
of feed utilization when corn, milo, or 
any of the combinations were fed. All 
diets were improved, the Arkansas study 
showed, by pelleting in that the chicks 
gained faster on less feed. The pellets, 
5/32 inch in size, were crumbled for the 
first week, but were fed whole during 
the remainder of the tests. 
 
  
 
Sows, Gilts Wear More 
When Grain Is Limited 
 
Experiments at the University of 
Missouri show that sows and gilts will  
farrow and wean more pigs by limiting 
the amount of grain fed to them, provid- 
ed adequate amounts of proteins, vita- 
mins, and minerals are supplied. 
 
The limited fed sows in the Missouri 
studies received from one-half to two- 
thirds as much corn as the sows on nor- 
mal feed, 
 
Actual consumption was two to three 
pounds of corn per head each day for 
the limited fed group, compared with 
four to five pounds for the normally fed 
group. The limited few sows and gilts 
farrowed an average of 8 percent more 
pigs and weaned 22 percent more pigs 
than those on normal rations. 
 
The Missouri researchers point out, 
however, that pigs from the normally 
fed sows and gilts averaged three pounds 
heavier at weaning time. 
 
  
 
Want hear party who has 
DeKalb New Era pea seed.. or 
old fashioned Blue Whippoor- 
will pea seed. State what you 
 
ing, 
 
  
 
Pillowcases of good sheet- 
emb., 
prints, trimmed, 90c; 
 
    
  
 
   
    
   
   
      
     
      
   
    
  
  
   
  
  
 
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Only one person in eight now live: 
the farm compared with one in six in 
and one in three 50 years ago, a 
to a report prepared cooperativel 
the Bureau of the Census, the De 
ment of Commerce, and the Agricul 
Marketing Service. ee ae 
 
Since 1950 the farm population 
decreased by 3.9 million, or 15.5 per ' 
 
Todays farm population is 21.2 
lion compared with 25.1 million in 
 
Persons interested in a copy of 
three-page report, and/or a glossy 
tograph of a chart in the report sho 
the decline in farm population from 19 
to date should contact the Office of. 
formation, U. S. Department of Agr 
ture, Washington 25, D: @ = = 
 
  
    
 
Aprons, print, fanc 
aprons,|/id with print, 75c ea.; 
vanity | holders, 2, 25c. All new 
 
$2. set; 
 
     
 
  
 
~ Miscellaneous 
 
FOR SALE 
 
Miscellaneous 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
Coastal Bermuda and Field 
hay, $20.00 ton. Bill Schroer, 
Rt. 2, Box 6, Valdosta, Ph. 
CH. 2-0607. 
 
1960 shade dried ground 
sage, pure, 30c oz., $4.80 lb.; 
1960 crop red hot dried 
ground pepper, pure, 30c oz., 
$4.80 lb. Add postage. L, 
ours Griffith, Rt. 1, Dal- 
as. 
 
Few, 
 
  
 
100 lb. cap., white 
_ feed bags, 25c ea.; yellow ones, 
-same size, 50c ea. Add post- 
age. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, 
 
Cumming.  
 
_ Martin gourds, 35c ea., long 
handle Dipper gourds, 50c ea. 
a Roy T. Pruitt, Rt. 1, Bu- 
 
ord. 
 
= 600 bales Sericea hay, $1 
 
baie at barn. Mrs. W. A. Estes, 
Ellenwood, Ph. GR. 4-4694 
_ (Stockbridge). 
 
1960 crop shade dried Sage, 
$2.00 lb. plus postage. J. C. J. 
Brown, Rt. 2, Toccoa. 
 
3 log grabs, small size, $5, 
medium size, $10.00, extra 
large, $15.00: 2 sets of chains 
and binders, $15.00: one 
Kan_hook, $5.00. Leon Aus- 
tin, Rt. 1, Jonesboro, Ph. HO. 
41-5154 (Fayetteville). 
 
About 500 Martin gourds, 
all sizes, large, med. small, 
 
10c ea. at farm. Will not ship. 
- L. B. Law, Leslie, 
 
  
 
  
 
Around 100 lbs. or more 
med. size seedlings pecans, 
well filled out, very rich tast- 
ing, 1960 crop. Prefer to ship 
entire lot to one party. or 10 
Ib. lots at 25c lb. plus mail- 
ing charges. Mrs. L. R. Brown, 
Box 809 No. Tennessee St. 
Cartersville. 
 
Join 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Want one or two 10 x 28 
 
tractor tires. A. H. Davison, | 
 
Rt. 1, Carnesville. 
 
Want manure for garden. I 
will haul myself. Must- be 
within 20 mi. of Riverdale. 
State price. H. L. Becker, 
Bethsaida Rd., Riverdale, Ph. 
GR. 8-6372. 
 
Want 6 hives of healthy 
certified honey bees in pat- 
ented gums of standard size. 
State price and location. Seg- 
gie . Duncan, Rt. 3 (Five 
Forks), Lawrenceville, Ph. 
TH. 3-2998. : 
 
Want elec., 110 volt, sheep 
shearing set, complete, in 
good working cond, and 
cheap for cash. Give full de- 
tails. E. V. Elliott, Rt. 1, Box 
92, Greenville.  
 
Want shingle mill. Advise 
price and in what condition. 
ne ee Head, Alma, Ph. 632- 
846. f 
 
Want old wood churn, any 
condition. Will call for with- 
in 100 mi. radius. State price 
and where located. Mrs. Ber- 
nice Jolliffe, 470 Riverview 
Cir., Albany. 
 
Want chicken litter. If you 
have any to give away I will 
pick up in Cobb county or 
parts of adjoining counties. 
E. F. Wilkins, Rt. 4, Mari- 
etta, Ph. 428-9825. 
 
Want old fashion dinner 
bell. Will pay cash or exch. 
bantam hens and pullets for 
same. State price and size. 
Mrs. C. D. Freeland, Rt. 1, 
Gainesville. 
 
Want at once, some Per- 
coon root. Write stating what 
you have and price. 
Ayers, 58 Cole St.. Newnan. 
 
Your 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
have and price. Jesse C. John- 
son, Rt. 1, Killian Hill Rd., 
Lilburn. 
 
HANDICRAFTS 
 
FOR SALE. 
 
  
 
  
 
Ladies tea aprons, good 
material, trimmed, 65c ea. Add 
postage. Miss Marie Mathis, 
Rt. 5, Box 59, Ellijay. 
 
5 quilt tops, pieced of new 
cloth, $2.50 ea. PP. No checks. 
or COD orders. Mrs. W. T. 
Langley, Rt. 3, Box 384-A, 
College Park, 
 
White cotton crocheted ba- 
by shoes, either pastel or lace 
 
trimmed, $1. pr.; rayon bou- 
cle crocheted baby shoes, 
white or baby colors, $1.25 
 
pr. Add 10c postage per pr. 
Elizabeth Coleman, Rt. 1, Box 
205, Danielsville Rd., Athens. 
 
White crocheted bootees, 
trimmed in pink, blue, yellow 
and green, 75c pr:; bibs to 
match, both $1.; white cro- 
cheted lace for pillowcases, 
$1. pr.; crocheted pot holders, 
7c ea, Add postage. Mrs: H. 
H. Robison, Rt. 1, Monroe. 
 
Dbl. bed size silk quilt, $10.; 
one ea. single and dbl. bed 
size quilt tops, $2. ea. Add 
postage. Mrs. Joe Casteloee, 
Rt.-5, Moultrie. 
 
9 pek cream col., crocheted, 
sofa and chair set, $6.; 3 pc. 
white buffet set, $2.50. All 
mercerized thread used. PP. 
Mrs. Mary Blackwell, 2122 
Boe Rd., Tucker, Ph. HI. 
 
Soft, washable, genuine 
lambskin baby moccasins, 
cols. blue, pink and white. 
Hand laced and emb. in white. 
 
P.-| $1.25 pr. PP. Mrs. Edgar Wat- 
 
kins, Rt. 3, Calhoun. 
 
Aprons with bibs, nicely 
trimmed, 75c ea.; without 
bibs, 60c ea.; small appliqued 
cushion covers, any shape, 
Tae ea. Add postage. Mrs. H. 
A. Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay. 
 
Novelty pot holders, 25c ea., 
6, $1.; dainty aprons, 75c ea., 
2, $1.25; emb. dish towels, 35c 
ea., 3, $1.; baby bibs, 25c ea., 
5, $1.; full size ruffled bed- 
spreads, asst. cols. and two 
cones, $9.50 ea. Add _ postage. 
Me: Freeman Long, Rt. 5, El- 
ijay. 
 
  
 
  
 
Quilt tops, 72 x 90, of new 
print scraps, dif. designs, my 
selection, $2.50 ea. Add 35c 
postage. Mrs. P. E. Traylor, 
Rt. 2, Rebecca, 
 
New quilt tops, dbl. bed 
size, all of new material, $5. 
ea. and 60c postage, sheeting 
linings, dyed to match tops; 
one Monkey Rench pattern, 
$7. plus 60 postage and 2 
Star of Texas, $7. ea. and 60c 
postage. Mrs. Dave Garlin, 
Adairsville, : 
 
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set, dresser scarf, 4 pc., emb., 
lace trimmed, $3.50 girls 
dresses, 1-6 yr., prints, plaids, 
$1.95; boys flannel shirts, 1- 
6 yr., $1.49; ladies bonnets, 
$1.25; pot holders, 15c ea., 
2, 25c. Mrs. A. L. Hudgins, 
Rt. 1, Temple. 
 
  
 
Quilt tops, new, nice, ma- 
terial, pieced in nice patterns, 
$3. ea. and 30c postage; quilts, 
heavy cotton padding, new, 
nice linings, dbl. bed size, $7. 
and 60c postage; hand sewn 
bed spreads, $3. ea., 30c post- 
age; Mrs. Roy T. Pruitt, Rt. 1, 
Buford. , 
 
  
 
Pillowcases, large, of sheet- 
ing, emb. and crocheted edge, 
$1. pr.; pillowcases of broad- 
cloth, emb. and. crocheted 
edge, $1.25 pr.; dish towels, 
 
 OL; a aprons,3, $l old 
fashion bonnets, $1.; clothes 
pin apron, 50c. Add 25c post- 
age. Nell Bennett, Rt. 1, Box 
21, Oakwood. ; 
 
Dbl. bed size quilt tops, 
made of print scraps, $3. plus 
30c postage. Mrs. Alice West- 
brook, Rt. 2, Cumming. 
 
  
 
  
 
Fancy tea aprons of organ- 
dy and lace, $1.25 ea.; fancy 
cotton aprons, 60c or $6. doz.: 
appliqued dish towels, novel- 
ty pot holders, baby bibs, 
plastic aprons, 25c ea., or 7, 
 
1.25; children dresses, 1-6, 
 
1. ea. Add postage. Mrs. W. 
W. Lowman, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
 
terial. Add postage. Mr. 
Ty Pitts, Rt 1 Boma 
Austell, cece eee 
 
New handmade db 
size quilts, of solid and 
cotton material, cotton 
ding, appliqued and e 
pansy design, $12. ea.; wh 
21 in., crocheted ruffle doi 
$2.50; white, 25 in., croc 
doily, pineapple design, | 
Add postage. Mrs. J. D 
Jt. Rib wllijaye 
 
Crocheted centerp 
24 in., 50c -$3.5 
ee tea a s 
apple design, +3_D V 
es, 40 in. with croche' a e 
 
    
  
     
  
 
    
 
  
 
   
 
     
  
  
  
 
   
  
 
  
  
    
  
    
 
  
  
  
 
dresses of nice materi 
yr., $1.50. Add postag 
W. E. Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 
Camilla 3. res 
 
   
  
   
    
   
    
    
 
    
 
  
 
5 yds. yellow fancy db 
tatting, and 13 yds. white db 
tatting, 50c yr.; 5 yds., single, 
35c yd. All PP. No checks. 
Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Rt. 3, Bo 
157, Millen. 
 
9 pe. cream and white cr 
cheted. chair and sofa sets 
$5. and $6.; white and cream, 
3 pe., vanity sets, $1.50 and 
$2.; 9 pce. yellow chair and 
sofa set, $5.50; hot pot holder 
and hot dish mats to match, 
$1.50; white, 10 pc., luncheon 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
set, $8. Add postage. Mary 
Tumlin, Eastanollee. Sp Bae 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
notices. 
 
  
 
NOTICE TO 
ADVERTISERS | 
 
The Market Bulletin staff has received a number of | 
vegetable and flower plant notices from persons who have | 
not complied with the new regulations governing  such 
 
No such notices will be accepted for publication ine 
the Bulletin unless such persons have requested a permit 
and have had their operation inspected. pees 
 
Those desiring further information on these regula- - 
tions are invited fo write the.... ones poe 
 
EDITOR OF THE BULLETIN | 
Department Of Agriculture . : q 
 
At 19 Hunter Street, S.W., 
ATLANTA 3, GEORGIA 
 
  
 
  
 
   
  
 
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