Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1960 September 14

Bulletin

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Senate Report Calls
For Vigilance, Action

SITORS NOTE: Senator Richard
Russell has taken steps to prevent
the spread of a new cattle fever tick
reak from Florida into Georgia

erned over the outbreak and its pos-
sible consequences Sen. Russell saw |
to it that the two paragraphs quoted
elow and directed at the U.S.D.A.
were included in the appropriations
mittee report concerning the sec-
d supplemental appropriations

The committee is concerned about
ne recent serious outbreak of cattle fever
icks in the Southeast. It believes that.

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1960

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every effort should be made by the De-
partment through quarantine and control
measures to protect against further spread
of the ticks, as well as to eradicate them
from infected areas and herds of cattle.

The committee directs the Depart-
ment to use every feasible means to ac-
celerate this program and to use existing
authority to transfer funds between ap-
propriations if necessary to provide ade-
quate funds for cattle tick eradication
measures.

Georgia's 1959 Cash
Farm Income Dropped

Cash farm income (including govern-
ment payments) for Georgia amounted



ord.

$417 million.

Sales from



to $737,995,000 in 1959, according to the
Georgia Crop Reporting Service. This ig |

$34 million below the 1958 record of $772
million but exceeds all other years of rece

Income from all crops totaled $332
million8 percent above 1958 but 16 per-
cent below the record in 1951 of $396
million. Livestock and livestock products
brought Georgia farmers $386 million~
$30 million less than the 1958 record of

Government payments

amounted to 20 million dollars, compared
with 48 million dollars in 1958.

commercial broilers ex-

ceeded all other commodities with 153
million dollars,
96 million; tobacco, 64 million; cattle and
calves, 64 million; hogs, 57 million; dairy
products, 52 million; eggs, 50 million; and
peanuts, 48 million dollars.

followed by cotton with







POULTRY

FOR SALE





Approx. 75 White Leghorn
ms laying, at my home. J.
815 Constitution
S.E., Atlanta, Ph. MA,






50 pullets, high production
Asland Reds, 4 months
vill lay soon, $1.50 ea,
titers answered. Mrs. K, D.
jams, Riverdale, Ph. GR
650 (Jonesboro).

2 choice hens, April hatch,
oss N. H. Reds and B.
<s, 12-months layers, $2.
E, W. Reid, 5615 Memorial

me Mt., Ph. Hi. 3-6107.
















8 or 10 geese, $2. ea. at
my place. Come after. Mrs.
Hoyt Brown, Rt. 2, Alto.



300 young feathered gray,

-|splashed and white guineas

for sale on Sunday - Thurs-
day at farm. Few guinea
hatching eggs, $3. for 15, PP.
Letters answered. Booking
orders for eating guineas.
John A. Lawrence, Rt. 2, Box
345, Milledgeville.

Gray Toulouse geese, $6.
pr; white Chinese geese, $5.
pr; half grown Mongolian
Ringneck pheasants, $1.25 ea;
half grown guineas, $1. ea.
FOB. E. W. Cail, RFD, 1177
First St. Savannah. : :

_Araucanus chickens, laying
pink and blue eggs, $15. trio;
baby chicks, $1. ea., hatching
eggs, 35c ea; Black Crested
Polish bantams, $7. trio. Will
not ship. Mrs. Alfred Levens,

Rt. 5, Box 330, Ringgold, Ph.





10 N. H. best grade laying
vag 50 ea. Come after.
8 Isaac Philis, Rt, 1, Pres-











ibition quality bantams,
eap for cash. Will not ship.

Clark, 1807 Harbin Rd.
we Atlanta 11, Ph. DI 4-

ae





_ Royal Purple guineas, large
e for shipment by parcel
bost prepaid on Sept. 6, 12, 19
d 26th; Day old, 15, $4.65;
6.65. Check with order.
: F, Smith, 117 Watson
ircle, S. E. Atlanta 17. .

Four large ducks half Pek-

nd 1/2 Mallard (pr. of
young ones and 2
t year, $1. ea. Can-
R. Jarmon, Rt.
Rd. Powder


















ng hens, White Rock
ghorn cross, $1. ea.;
; ea grade hens, now























14) Vine.



UN 6-0180.
Golden Sebrights and
B.B.O.E.G., young and old

stock from show winners, one
to three dollars ea. Come and
get any quantity. No less than
10 shipped F.O.B. Inquiries
answered. J. C. King, 208
Grainling St., Marietta, Ph.
42-8-8302.

5 white Rock roosters, 1 yr.
old, 65c ea. at my home. Mrs.
George Siceloff, Rt. 1, Tal-

| lapoosa.

Cornish bantams, Dark,
White, Spangle, and White
Lace Red Cornish, grown and
young, from 50c up depending
on age; also 3 rabbits for
sale or trade for frier chick-
ens. Chas. B. Summers, 131
Lee Rd., Mableton.

Araucanas, lay blue and
green eggs, young stock, $5.
trio, $1.50 ea. in 1/2 doz. lots,
grown stock, $5. pr.; all col-
ors; 1 cock, 3 hens, 59 hatch
Jap. Silver Phoenix, $12. C.
C. Hudson, Box 324, Hines-





6 roosters April hatch,
fryers, 50c ea. H. F.
< 39 anthers-








Araucanus Easter egg chick-
ens, $5. ea. hatching eggs,
asst., colors, $4. doz. insured
parcel post. Dark Cornish
Bantams, Bulldog type, $5
pr.; Golden Sebright Bantams,
$3. pr. Will ship express col-
lect. Send money order. Mrs.
Addie A. Edwards, 716 Myr-
tle St., N.E., Atlanta 8, Ph.
TR. 4-5152.

Bantam hens and roosters,
half grown bantam pullets
and cockrels. Some _ pure-
bred Mille Fleur hens, pullets
and cockrels and cocks. A.
B. Griner, P.O. Box 203, Fitz-
gerald.

12 or 15 Jaying hens, Golden
Campine, 75c ea. No exchange,
stamps or checks.; also 50
common bantams hens and
pullets, 50c ea. Come after
on week-end. Will not ship.
Carie Bates, Rt; 2.- Box-153.
Kennesaw.

Golden Seabright bantams,
10 hens, 4 roosters, $20. or.
$5. trio. Will not ship. Miss
Kim Rucker, Box 46, Cum-
ming, Ph. TU 17-2358.

Overstocked with roosters,
Black and Red Cornish, big
type, cheap, or trade for some
Silver bantams or guinea
pigs (Cavies). Lockard Bell,
2677 Pharr Rd., N.E., Atlanta,
Ph. DR 7-4390.

GAME, FOWL, efc.

FOR SALE





Peafowls, 8, 12, 16 wks. old,
Java Green; 1 pr. Black
Shoulder breeders, 3-1/2 yrs.
old, and 2 yr. old Black
Shoulder cock; young phea-
sants, Golden, Silver, Am-
herst, Reeves, Silver Crested
Kalij, 1 or 2 pr. 3 yr. breed-
ers. H. C, Trimble, Fairburn,
Ph. 7032.

Quality bred pigeons, White
Fantails, large Kings and
Giant Homers and few squabs
from time to time. John G.
Lewis. 613 College St. Hape-
ile, Ph. PO 1



1-6893.





White King pigeons, nest
banded,$2.50 pr; common pi-
geons, mated and working, $1
pr.; bantam hens,. $1.00 ea.;
Danish Brown Leghorn pul-
lets and roosters, $3.00 pr.
Starling Yawn, P. O. Box 45,
Byromville. :



Pigeons: Rollers, Modenas,
Mookees, Kings, Homers, $1
ea. See, or will ship. E. E.
poss 3616 2nd Ave., Colum-
us.

Eng. Trumperter pigeons,
10 birds, $10.00; single prs.,
$3.00; pure White Fantails,
$5.00 pr; youngsters, $1.50 ea.
John Transou, 1112 Briar-
cliff Place, N. E., Atlanta 6.
Ph. TR 2-4528.

White King pigeons, $2.50
Din, .92:005-pr=. for: 25 pr< cor
more. Jack Crowder, c/o Me-
lody Brook Farm, Rt. 3, Ma-
rietta, Ph. HE, 5-8656 (Smy-
rna).

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE







Sev. bushels large Pears,
$1. bu. at my place half mi.
from Gay on old 85 Hwy. Will
help gather but will not ship.
J. H. Phillips, Gay.

Good sundried Peaches, 65c
lb. 3 lbs. $1.90 Add postage.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin. .
25-30 bu. good corn for feed,
$1.50 bu. G. . Northcutt,
c/o Northcutt Dairy, College
Park. Ph. PO 6-6581.

80-100 bu. 1960 crop Wheat
for Feed, for sale. Joe M. Al-
mand, 1847 Second Ave., De-
eatur. Ph. DR 7-6000.

1960 sundried Peaches, nice,
clean, 60c lb; also 9 lbs. Pe-
cans, 1959 crop, good, sound,
25e lb. Add postage. Mrs.
Lawton Rampey, Rt. 2, Elber-
ton.

Black and white Scupper-
nongs for sale at my farm.
Harvey Greer, Rt. 3, Central
Dr. Stone Mountain. Ph. HI
3-5501,









No. Georgia Honey, $3.60
for 12 lb. gal. Del. free At-
Janta area. W. R. Smith, 2330
Park Ave., S. W. Atlanta 15.
PO 6-6671.

Apples for sale, from 1 buy
to truck load full. Jack tl.
Anderson, Andersons Orch
ard, Hurt Road, Austell, Ph.

He. 6-1080.

Large yellow Crabapples,
50c pack, at my home. Fre
Witherspoon, 308 Holderness,
St., S.W., Atlanta 10, Ph. PL.
3-5251.

All kinds good eating and
cooking apples, ready now
for sale wholesale and retail.
H. B, Roberts, Rt. 3, Clarkes=
ville, (Hardmans Orchard),

Now bailing hay from high+
ly fertilized fields, and will
load trucks from field. For
appointment to load, call, R.
L. Jackson, Hwy. 54, c/o Flint
River Farms, Atlanta. Ph. DR
8-2245 (after 7:30 PM). :

Coastal Bermuda Hay,
highly fertilized, baled with
wire. Will del. up to 200 mi.
in 10 ton lots. Call collect. J.
L. Allen, Rt. 3, Dublin. Ph. .
BR_ 2-1789,

MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED



Want 6 tons bright Peanut
hay, del. to Bremen. Quote
prices. Z. L. Anderson, Rt. 2,
Box 197, Bremen.

Want 1 doz. white fee
sacks, without holes or mil
dew. State what you have an
price. Mrs. H, E. Head, Rt. 1,
West Point.

Want several country hams
and mountain honey. Mrs. R,
E. Carpenter, 5440 High Point
Rd. N.E., Atlanta 5.

Want 10 lbs. new goos
feathers. Must not be mixe
with chicken feathers. Mrs,
Catherine Delk, 1329 Mile

ledge Rd. Augusta.

Want spoiled hay in vicini
tv of Hampton. Mrs. E, F .
Fisk, Rt. 1, Hampton.




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Jonquils and white Narcis-
s, $3. C; purple, gold, white
tris purple Violets, yellow
affodils, Daylilies,
. $1.; Snowdrop bulbs, 12,
de. Add postage. Mrs. Bea-
eis Mosley, Rt. 1, Box 248,

orange

remen,

Jack Gilchrist
Vernon Ayers
Mrs. Elizabeth Hynds

added to or removed from

MAREET BUL



Red Geraniums plants, large
size, 4, $1.; Begonias, pink,
white, red dbl. and single, 10c
ea. mix. col. Iris, 10, $1. Per.
No. 110 Add postage. Mrs. C.
C. Gentry, Rt. 3, Calhoun.
era a ee ens rae

Iberis, white per. Candy-
tuft seed (plant now for
spring plants), 30ec teaspoon
or 75c for large tbls. Add
stamped envelope. Stamps ac-
cepted. Per. No. 120. No chks.
malt Lon Ashworth, Rt. 1, Da-
eula.



Single blue MHyacinths,
blooming size bulbs, 20, $1.;

ewdrop and Emperor Daf-
fodils, blooming size, 2 doz.
bulbs, $1.; Daffodils, small
2 doz. $1.; Royal Robe

iolets, 20, $1.; Calif. Violets,
30, $1. Add 30c postage in Ga.

o less $1. orders. Per. No.
5. Mrs. R. P. Steinheimer,
rooks.

White Madonna Lily bulbs,
8. $1.; white Peonies, 3, $1.:
pot flower cuttings, 20, $1.
Add 25c postage on ea. or-
der; Boxwoods, rooted, 15c to

1. ea. Per No. 88. Mrs. J. H.

able, Rt. 3, Cedartown.

Large, dbl. orange and old
ed col. mixed Poppy seed,
de tsp., and stamped enve-
lope; all kinds box flowers,
all col. dbl. Geraniums, Sul-
tanas, Begonias, Fuchsia,
-Coleus, 10 cuts, $1.; all col.
Chrysanthemums, $1. doz:
ees Gladiolus, blue Iris
ulbs, 40c doz. Add postage.
er. No. 10. Ethel Crowe, Rt.
, Gainesville.

8 col. Cannas, red Spider
ilies, $1. doz; Milk and Wine
ilies, Amaryllis, Umbrella
alm,25 ea; Daffodils, Nar-
cissi, Tube Roses, 50 doz. Per.
0. 44, Add postage. Mrs. W.
- Wooten, Rt. 2, Box 150,
Camilla 3.

Begonias, Angel Wing,
Grape, Beefsteak, Watermel-
m, Bronze leaf, dbl. red,

hite, pink, Star, 60c; Nov-
elty Cactus, Chinese Ever-
green, Striped Jade. Aeroplane
and Aluminum plants, 45c:
ening Jews in colors, 35c;
ultanas cuttings, 15; Boston,
Sprengeri, Lace ferns, 50c
lus postage. Per. No. 65. Mrs.

ig Mashburn, Cumming,



Daylilies: Colonial Dame,
75c; Honey Redhead, Pink
Glory, 25c; Iris, Russet Wings,
Blue Rhythm, Prospector, 50c:
Paradise Pink, Hearts Desi-
re, $1.; watermelon Begonias,
50c; pink, white Cinderella
Begonias, 25c. Add postage.
Per, No. 17. Mrs. &. H. Stal-
naker, Rt. 5, Elberton.

Boxwoods, large or small,
dif. prices; Josephs Coat, mix.
ecl., Snow on Mtn., 50c doz.:
Lemon Lilies, 3, 25c; Honey-
suckle vine, sweet scented
flowers, 3, 50c; old fashioned
Weeping Mary, 25c ea. Add
postage. Per. No. 93. Mrs.
Presley Fowler, Rt. 2, Elli-
jay.

Large type Chrysanthe-
mums, all col. mix. for Fall
planting $2. doz. plants: har-
dy Orchids, purple, 50c ea;
Dutch Iris, purple, $1. doz;
Bronze Iris, 50c ea. No order
no less $2. PP. Per: No. 7.
Mrs. Adell Williams, Rt. 2,
Ellijay.

Lantanas, 6 plants, 502:
Sweet Williams, 30c doz; var-
egated strawberry hedge
plants, 3, 25c; Cactus, 25c
bunch; seed: Larkspur, Sweet
Williams, Pink Poppies, Even-
ng Primroses, 25c tbls., small
Nandinas, 25c doz. Add post-
age. Per. No. 53. Mrs. Lizzie
-rawford, 18 Crawford St.
Ellijay.

Beefsteak and Angel Be-
Zonias, 25c; booking orders
cuttings of American Beauty,
Goldilocks, Pink and White
Killarney Roses, 10c ea. No
less $1. order; Mother in Law
Tongue, Indian and Chinese
Evergreen, 25e ea. Add post-
age. Per. No. 63. Mrs. Annie





Hubbard, Fortson,

ae)

Dbl. yellow Cannas, mix.
col, Fall Pinks,
Thrift, 50c C. rooted sprigs.
Damp _ packed. Add postage.
Per. No. 119. No stamps nor
chks, Free flowers with ea.
order. Pairlee Rundles, Rt. 7,
Gainesville.

7 col. Verbenas, 4. col.
Thrift, $1. doz., $5.C; Pres.
Red Cannas, $2. doz. $8. C.;
pink Oxalis, 2 clumps, $1.;
pink Sweet Williams, blue
Tris, Daylilies, Calif. blue Vio-
lets, hardy Phlox, yellow As-
ter, Four oclocks, blue Age-
ratum,. Chrysanthemums, asst.
col. 2 doz. $1.50; $3.50 C. Add
postage. Per No. 64. Mrs.
Janie Ellis, Grantville.

Old time blue MHyacinths,
$1. doz; miniature fern, Sul-





tanas, white fuchsia, varie-
gated, 25c ea; orange, dbl.
Daylilies, 4, $1.; red, pink,

white dbl. rose Begonias, 35c-
50c ea; Sansevieria Hahnii,
snake plant, Sansevieria, 35c
ea; glazed Violets, 50c ea.
Add postage. Per. No. 102.
Mrs. Susan Ziglar, 1566 Elle-
by Rd. S. E. Atlanta 15. Ph.
MA 17-5759.

Large Adm. Byrd Daisy
plants (started in spring, will
stand the heat and make very
large plants for June bloom-
ins). Damp packed. $1. doz;
25, $2. Add 15 postage all
orders. in and out of state.
Per. No. 157. Mrs. Ruth S.
Haynie, Rt. 2, Box 469, Au-
gusta. Ph. RE 6-8349.

Tall Bearded Iris: Gypsey
Rose, Icy Blue, Lady Al-
bright, Lady Boscaween,
Blue Glow, Nantucket, Paint-
ed Desert, Pierre Menard,
Piute, Red Scarf, Red Torch,
Remembrance, Rocket, Santa
Cruz, 10, $2.50 PP. Mrs. Jesse
Jackson, Rt. 2, Hillerest Dr.
Austell.

Daylilies, Purple Haze, En-
core, Dixie Belle, Baronet,
Black Hills, Salmon pink,
Early Gold, Mary Kwanso,
Santa Fe, Mikado, Mrs. Bon-
ner, 15 Asst,-$3% Asst. pot
plant cuttings, 50, $1.35 PP.
Per. No. 28. Mrs. W. S. Grif-
fin, Adel.

Ornamental peppers, dif.

'ikinds, shapes and colors, in

pots and gal. containers:
Christmas Holly and Cherry
in pots; shrubbery, some in
containers, both blooming and
evergreen, yellow cut flow-
ers. All at my home. Cannot
shp, Per. No. 121. Mrs. Myr-
tle P. Hunt, 921 Capitol View
Ave., N.W., Atlanta 18. Ph.
SY 4,6654.

Daylilies, 130 dif, 66 on
1959 Popularity poll of 100
Natnl favorites out of 8,300
on market. Bargains and free
extras: Marie Wood, $4;
Neyron Rose, $2.; Kindly
Light, $1.; Devon Cream, 50c:
Daylily seeds. 25, 50c. Per,
No. 101. Walter M. Jackson,
ae Vickers St. S.E. Atlanta

Sansevieria Hahnii, 35 and
30c ea. plant; Aluminum
plant, 25c; Philodendron, 35c;
African Violet leaves, $1.
doz; Strawberry Begonias,
25; Oxalis, white or pink, $1.
doz. bulbs; Boston fern, nice
plants, 25c. Add postage. Per.
No. 132. Mrs. Marguerite
Bryans, 1255 Woodland Ave.,
SE, Atlanta 16. Ph. MA 7-
9795.

Everblooming Begonias,
light and dark pink, Sultan-
as, orange and red, straw-
berry Begonias, Shrimp
plants, 20c ea; asst. cuttings,
my choice, 20, $1. Add post-
age. Per No, 76. Mrs. Ela M.
Moore, Cataula.

Mix. bulbs, Jonquils, But-
tercups, yellow Narcissi, $1.
C; Emperor, Empress, dbl.
Daffodils, Butter and Eggs, 3

doz. $1.; Paper White Nar-
cissi, 50c doz; Boston, Fish-
tail, Tree ferns, 3, $1; blue

Plumbago, 50c ea. Add post-
age. Per. No. 36. Mrs.. J. R.
Hinson, Box 104, Chester.

Jonquil bulbs, $1. C; Sac-
red Lily bulbs, cream color
with dark center, also solid
cream col. $2. C. Per No. 125.
Add postage. Mrs. Jake
Daughtry, Cobbtown.

Hyacinths, blue single, King
Alfred Daffodils, Bearded
Iris, mix. colors, 12, $1.; or
6 dif Daffodils, mix. 20, $1.;
Snowdrops, Paper White Nar-
cissus; 15, $1. Add 35c post-
age. Per. No. 57. Ruth Under-





,

A ea) Cia ee Step ae

Oc doz; pink}



wood, Rt. 3, Conyers. el

Daylilies: Pink Charm,
Seven Seas, Black Prince,
Betty Slick, Russels Mint,
Linda, J. * Russell, Honey
Redhead, Mt. Hope, Hiperion,
Mary Gunther, 4, $1.; Purple.
Haze, Spitfire, Loudan, Baro-
net, Orange Blaze, Viking, 6,
$1.; 12 Iris (names lost), 12
$1. Add 35 postage. Per. No.
18. Mrs. W. E. Johnson, Rt.
2, Crawfordville.

Ligustrums, Cherry Lau-
rels, $1.50 doz; $10.00 C;
Dwarf blue per. Phlox, white
per. Candytuft, $1.50 doz;
$7.50 C; Eng. Ivy, Vinea Min--
or, Blackberry, Atamasco,
Philippine and Day Lilies, $1
doz., $5.00 C. Per. No. 139.
Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

Crape - Myrtle, best colors,
2 - 3 ft. field grown, $3.00
doz; 2 ft. sprouts, $1.25 doz;
Thrift, new blue, white and
red, $1.50 for 12; Boxwood
transplanted, 8 - 10 in., $3.25
doz. Permit No. 148. Mrs. B.
Robinson, Greenville.





Vinca Minor, Eng. Ivy,
Cherry Laurels, Ligustrum,
$1.50 doz. nice plants. Per.
No. 140. Lois Woodruff,
Greenville.



Per. Scarlet King Verbena,
$4.00 C: blue and pink Thrift,
$3.50 C. clumps. Per. No. 160.

arr ins, Greenville. | M
Mra. 1, 8, Coutes ea e

Gold Dust, Redhead, In-
dian Maid, Linda, Mary Guen-
ther, M r s. Wyman, Purple
Waters, Seven Seas, Warpath,
25e ea.; Buster Brown, Star-
light, Kwanso, Sammy Rus-
sell, Mrs. Tigert, Black Prince,
Mikado, Sylvia, 50c ea. Per.
No. 142. Add postage under
$3.00. Mrs. Claude E. Kim-
sey, Hiawassee.

200 var., Bearded Iris Blue
Ribbon Winner in many A.LS.
Shows, Govt insp. Per. No.
4. Mrs. T. T. Patrick, Jack-
son.

Dark, bright Rosebud, red,
white, salmon, dbl. Geran-
ium cuttings, rooted Trailing
Coleus, red Gizzard Coleus,
white, pink Oxalis, 8 dif.
Cactus cut. flowering pepper,
2 dif. plants, 10c ea.; Sword, |
Maidenhair ferns, palm like
plants. 35c ea. Add postage.
Per, No. 138. Mrs. Ralph Wil-
liams, Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.

Kalanchoe, Tom Thumb, or-
ange red, winter blooming,
60c ea; Stephanotis (hardy),
and vellow Iris, large flower,
3, $1.00, Mrs. H. B. Clower,
Rt. 3, Lawrenceville.

12 named and lab. Iris, in-
cluding Margaret Mitchell,
Ola Kala, Morning Splendor,
Indian Chief, Caprice, Azure,
Her Majesty, Lorley, Jewel,
Mad. Cherean and Delifized,
$4.75 Postpaid; 30 Iris, mix.
col. and blends, not labeled,
$4.75; other seedlings no t
named. Per. No. 151. Mrs.
Martha P. Jones, Lylerly.

Per. white Candytuft, large
plants, $2.00 doz: sev. col.
Tris, 24, $1; Blue Roman Hy-
acinths, 12, $1.00. dbl. white
Geraniums, Maidenhair fern,

Artillery plant, Aluminum
plants. Maple leaf Begonia, 3,









$1.00. Add 35c postage. Per
No. 49. Mrs, J: W. Jones,
Madison.

Amaryllis seedlings, Dutch,
Dutch ~ Mead cross, sown
Spring 1959, mixed, $1.50 doz:
3 yr. Amaryllis hybrids, $3.50
doz; Seed: dbl. Sweet Wil-
liams, mostly dark col. 25
tbls, many col. Poppies. 25c
tsp. and stamped envelope.
Per, No. 2. Mrs. C, H.iPan-
ner, 1817 Vinson Hwy., Mil-
ledgeville.

Dbl. Geranium cuttings, my
selection, 8. $1: peppermint,
Devils Backbone, dbl. pink
and Teardrop Begonias, Naked
Truth Cactus, Mosses in the
Bulrushes, 8, $1.00: blue
Butterfly bush, small Nan-
dina, Century plant, 15c ea.;
2 kinds striped Jew, 3, -10c.
Add postage. Mrs. P. E. Tray-
lor, Rebecca.

ee eS eg

Daylilies, labeled, Special:
Rose Beauty, Cinderella, Geo.
Yeld, Skylark, Heart Stealer,
J. T. Russell, Spitfire, Lillian
Russell, Hoover, Gold Cargo,
Mahal, Director, Tejays, Gar-
den of Roses, Annett, $2 doz.
Gift plant with order. Per.
No. 70. Mrs. Lillian Owens,

}postage. Per.
















Pink, wh
Geraniums, purple
xmas Cactus, Angel
Maple Leaf, red pink

ferns, 30c ea. red strip
green with white Jew,
Add postage. Per. No.
ret W .H. Rice, Rt.

on. :



Frogile
ea; cut
tings, 10c ea.; 2 dif. purpl
Jews, 15c ea.; pink Thrift, 15
doz. plants, or 15 clun
dbl. Daylilies, 15c ea. mixec
col. Oxalis bulbs, 15 doz. Add
15c postage. Per. No. 35. Mrs,
D. W. Faircloth, Box 32, Se
ville. : : fe

Mix. Iris, 25, $1.00; April
blooming Narcissus, $1 C; mi
Fall bulbs, $1.00 C. Mrs. Jc
Weaver, Rt. 2. Temple.

Pink Cherokee Roses, Mtn. _

a 4 oe
drons, red, yellow, white
Azalea (wild Honeysuckle),
white Pine, Holly, Poplar, red
Maple, creek Hemlock, Eas-
ter bush, 2 - 3 ft.
$2.75 doz. postpaid; pink
Phlox, Shasta Daisies, blue
Iris, gray Violets, $2.75 C.

rs. Bonnie Abercrombie, _













*




Mix, bulbs. Narcissi, yellow
and white, King Alfred Daf-
fodils, Jonquils and white !
Narcissus, yellow center, re
ruffle, $2.00 C. bulbs. Per.
170. Mrs. J. H. Voyles,
row. = e if he % a
Pink Thrift, 50c C; large
Tris, 50c doz; Boxwood cuts,
one tent each or 2 <25e
Seotchbrooms, dark blue
ters, 10c ea.; 3, 25e; Lily of
Valley,-25c doz; Almonds, 25
- 50c. Per. No. 54. Mrs. Tom
Harkins, Mountain City, __

Lilacs, white, 50e; lavend
25c; pink white Grass Pinks,
10c, 3, 25; Tiger, Lemon Da
lilies, 10c; privet hedge, on
cent ea; Rose of Sharon





















red, lavender,

rose
mint, 5c. Varilla Quarterman,
Mountain: City, 7) = =

4 ea. purple Velvet plants,
Rosebud Begonias, Aluminurr ie
plants, $1.00 ea. set: 2 Grant a
Duke Jasmine, $1.00; 8 Day-
lilies, my choice, $1.00; 6 ea,
Roval Poinciana, Boston Dai-
sies, pink Mullein, $1.00 ot SS
set: 2 Rosemary herv, $1. All
rooted. Add 25 postage ea.
order. Per. No. 21. Mrs. Law=
rence McAvoy, Rt. 1, Wash= _
ington. aie =e

Daylilies, large plants, $8 _
doz; individual plants, 50c; _
Iris, same price; Iris, names __
lost, 12, $1.00. Postage 50



ge
Per. No. 20 Mrs. J. M. Griffin,
Rt. 1, Washington.

Iris, Daylilies, 100 dif., Vio-
let Harmony, Maytime, Lime-
light, Happy Birthday. Cliffs
of Dover, the 5, $6.00; Day-
lilies, Ruffled Pinafore, Ivory .
Chalise, Prinnula, pink Petti- 5
coats, 75c; Colonial Dame, [f
Royal Ruby, Baggette, Su = ie
lin, Kanapaha, 50c. Postage, |
40c. Per. No. 154. Mrs. M. P.
Combs, Washington. a ee

Tris, Daylilies, 125 dif,
Prima Donna, fu. Marie ee
Wood, ea., $2.00: e,
a ara ink Damriske, Pi- = Oo
mu. -00 ea. pi isk, i
pink Bowknot, Howdy, "5e [f-
ea; Iris, Late Sun, Cherie, ff
pink .. Gypsy, Desert
Song, Sable, 50c. Postage 40c. oe
Per. No. 19. Mrs. F. M. Combs, ~~
Washington. : 2

Dbl. and single Begonias,
red, white, pink, 20c ea. cut- _
ting; all col. Sultanas, 15c ook


















15 of my selection, $1.25. Ad

No. 173. Mrs,
W. J. Dimon, Rt. 1, Box 71, |
Woodlan

a
4

FLOWERS





ing size.
when ready



Rt. 2, Tallapoosa,









anta 16. Ph. DR 8-0887.

ant Regale and Easter
ily bulbs. Advise price. Mrs.
Davis, Cochran.

Want pink Thrift to sprig
vily an area 27 ft. by 20
Will come after. State

rice first letter. John H.
a 1213 Willivee Dr. De-











ee old fashion deep pur-

yellow bulbs, no

. Advise price. Mrs. F.

Rt. 1, 4407 Lombard
Ellenwood.

Want African Violet leaves,
Boy and_ Girl, Lady



















a oes :

Want 2 toned, bi-color Day-
lies (the kind that has part
petals one color and
her another color). Mrs. J.
Mobley, Rt. A. Ludowici.

Want Chicken Gizzard Cole-
Write first, stating price.
Bob House, Rt. 1, Lyler-

























"WANTED








.. old married, white,
and honest man, wants
once working with 6,

laying hens, anywhere in
No. Ga. Exp. and References
needed. Permanet job, house
n school bus and mail route.
ave to be moved. Letters
tlie Murdock, Rt. 4,

I merville.

ant work on Pecan farm,
ering pecans. In summer,
nt small crop of corn, pea-
ts and sweet potatoes. Good
or 4 R. house , wired for
re, with bath and hot and
water, on school bus

near church. Have to
moved. Mrs. Ruby Twitty,
3, Buford.

SE eee

Man, alone, wants place on
4 hog or truck farm. Well
Zo anywhere with good
peut, for living salary. Have
to be moved. House, electri-.
ity. Raised on farm. Steady
work. See at once, or write
details. George R. Mor-
ow, Rt. 2, Hampton.

Peep gerne 5 Nee
Able - bodied, single, white
-man will tend 10, 000 to 15,000
roilers at 1-1/2e per pounds,


























































































Lae doz. eggs. Will board or
_ batch on farm. Do not drive
. Jake Johnson, 4120 Peach-
tree Rd. Apt. 12 D. Atlanta
9. Ph. CE 3-2346.

Single, 40 yr. old white man
pants job on farm. Exp. in all

rm work, also tractor, truck
driver, and Orchard work, ete.
Want place to live (batch or
board), and reasonable salary.
C. F. Whitner, 450 Cherokee
Ave., S. E. Atlanta 12.

Se ec oe eee ee

Want job looking after poul-
, or on cattle farm. Write.
Bill Stevens, Rt. 1, c/o Ed Jar-
ard, Dahlonega. |

Married man, 39 yrs. old,
wife, 4 children, 3 in schoo
wants general farm work, an
crop for 1961, year around
work, or cattle or chickens.

. farm equipment. Reason~
able salary, house, elec., wir-
ed for elec. stove, on bus
route. John W. Cochran, Rt.
. Box 12, Manchester.

White, married man, 59 yrs.
Id, wife and 13 yr. old son,
wants job at once on farm as
caretaker and with livestock.
10 yrs. Exp. farming w ith
tractor. Need at least 4 R.
. Elec. and water, on
ner bus route, and reason-
ee ae ee " 02, Box
; gers, Rt. 2, x
oe Brunswick.

White man, 26 yrs. old with

ife and 3 mos. old baby,

aS job on chicken farm,
near Atlanta.





































































: idow woman wit
children e to 24 yrs. old),








2,000 te 3,000 layers at 6c.



wants job on farm, 2 older|
boys also to work, plenty ex-
perience. Need 4 R. house and
.| reasonable salary. Want work



Taylor, 352 Martin St., SE,

Apt. 686, Atlanta 15.

White man wants perman-
ent job as caretaker or handy
man on livestock farm. Can do
carpenter repair work also.

ton.

Middle aged white man, ex-
perienced farm hand, wants
light farm work, interested in
stock and poultry and will
pick cotton, for small . salary
and living quarters. S. C. Mc-
Daniel, 409 West 39th St.,
Savannah.

Young single man wants
job in dairy, have 2 yrs. ex-
perience with elec. milker.
Prefer Madison, Clarke or
Jackson County. David M.
Spence, Rt. 1, c/o H. E. Ram-
sey, Hull.

White, married, 58 yr. old
man wants job on farm as
caretaker, or with livestock or
poultry. Need 3 - 4 R. house
with elec., water, reasonable
salary. J. E. Kiser, 261 Or-



Prefer near Florida line in|s
deep Ga. Boss Puckett, Tren-

to live in home and do light
farm work. No objection to

child. State age, etc. Letters

ans. Mrs. W. L. Dunn, 2241
Bouldercrest Rd. SE, Atlanta

immediately. Mrs. Carrie B.| 16.

Want unencumbered, refined
white woman, live with couple
and do light farm work on
farm. Room, board and salary.
Mrs. Frances S. Proctor, Rt.
3, Jackson, Ph. 4473 (For-
yth).

Farm labor wanted, a steady
farm hand with small family
for work on farm. Steady
work. 4 R. house on school bus
route. No drinkers. Write.
Give references, Jack Willis,
Rt. 2, Folkston.

Want young or middleaged,
healthy, white christian wo-
man without dependants, fair
education, to live in farm
home with middleaged couple
and help with cooking and
other light farm chores, pri-
vate room, board and $40 mo.
Non drinkers and non-profan-
ity users. Mrs. Della Fordham,
Rt. 3, Metter. Ph. MU 5-6072
(no collect calls).

EQUIPMENT









Want reliable sober, Exp.
tobacco man, with ample la-
bor and equipment to culti-
vate 300 A. 50-50 basis, lo-
cated 3-1/2 mi. town on pav-
ed Hwy. Ample _ electricity,
house wired for all elec.
equipment. Permanent propo-
sition. H. T. Hicks, P. O. Box
206, Wrightsville.

Want unencumbered white
woman to live on Beef cattle
farm and do light farm chores
for room, board and salary.
Father, wife and son in
alae T. G. Hasty, Kensing-

n.

Want young, or middleaged
white woman with fair edu-
cation, to cook and assist with
light chores around farm.
Must have good _ reputation
and furnish 3 reliable busi-
ness men as _ references. J.
Lynwood Bentley, Sr., c/o To-
veka Grocery, The Rock, Phe
Mi 7-3688 (Thomaston).

Want at once, nice, healthy,
white woman, "40 to 65 yrs.
old to help with light farm
work, part time job. Live in
home with me. $35.00 mo.
room and board. Mrs. Jack
Rogers, Rt. 2, Claxton.

Want at once nice, middle-
aged woman to live in home
and do light farm work, for
room, board and reasonable
salary. Mrs. Hugh A. Warren,
115 Peachtree Ext. Fort Val-
ley. Ph. Taylor 5-8197,

Want exp. dairy hand to
work on Dairy farm. No drif-
ters.nor drinkers need apply.
J. L. Nelms, 1981
Grove Rd. Conley. Ph. MA 7-
4232.

Want several people, white
or col., to pick apples. Pay by
bushel. Apply or contact at
fonce. Jack Anderson, Rt. 1
c/o Andersons Apple Orchard,
Hurt Rd. Austell. Ph. HE 6-
1080 ene) before 7 AM
or after 6 PM

Want aa sober, Exp.
farm family for 1961, general
farming, raising broilers, pulp-
wood cutting. 5 R. house,
elec. School bus and mail
route. Move now, house va-
cant. Day work at good wages;
cotton and other crops on 50-
50 basis. See John A. Wilson,
Rt. 2, Martin.

Want at once, exp. man for
straight time work on Beef
cattle farm near Conyers.
Must be able to operate farm
machinery, including hay -
baler. Must be honest, reliable,
pe ee G. M. Anderson,








ft. ae Dr. Decatur.

Cedar |

mond St., S. E. Atlanta 15. FOR SALE
ae = Cub Farmall, completely
work 3. RB Brown. Rt 1 overhauled with power take
Statesboro. : * loff, sickle type mowing ma-
|chine, front cultivators, Post-
hole digger, dirt scoop, bull
|dozier blade, bottom plow,
~ FARM HELP single section disc harrow,
tractor and equipment, ex-
WANTED cellent cond., $850.00. Paul

Elder, 2938 Christine Rd., Co-
lumbus. Ph. FA 2-3085 after
5:30 P. M.

1957 Cub Farmall tractor,
cultivator, planters, tillers, 2
section harrow and mower
machine, $850. R. L. Adams,
Rt. 1, Milledgeville.

Over 100. four ft. feeders,

Went reliable white woman

1950 cub tractor with 8 pc.
of equipment for sale. See at
home. Price reasonable. Ear-
nest Watson, Juno.

20 H. P. Simi Diesel oi] en-
gine, suitable for shelling corn
or driving irrigation system.
Sell or exchange for Two An-
3 mos. old heifer calves,

W. C. McDonald, Oglethorpe.

Mowing machine for Allis
Chalmers G. tractor, perfect
cond., $100.00. L. J. Craven,
Rt. 6, Carrollton.

Power take-off and balanc-
ing weight for model C-J-2A
Jeep. Excellent cond., $50 for
both. C. J. Poppell, (10 mi S.
on U. S. 17) Savannah, Ph.
AD 3-9747.

All purpose farm truck,
Intnl. 3/4. ton with full
dumping all steel bed, steel
stakes, automatic overdrive
and passing gear, 9,097 easy
miles. L. L. Lamb, Rt. 2, Dal-
las, Ph. 447-6094. ~

John Deere H tractor with
heavy B and B harrow, good
cond., reasonable. Mrs. L. R.
Dunnahoo, Rt. 1, Centerville,
Ph. Stone Mountain 469-9445.

1949 Ford tractor with or
without tiller and bush and
bog harrow. Will consider part
pay in cattle. T. H. Wilson,
Rt. 2, Box 138, Ph. 7516:

New Hollandy hay baler $375

Intl Side del. hay rake, $65,
in working order. Fred L.
White, Rt. 1, Buckhead.

Allis - Chalmers Forage
Blower with Auxiliary Motor
attached and 50 ft. of pipe,
$350. complete. J. W. Hughes,
457 Piedmont Ave., N. E.

Farmall H tractor with
starter, generator, lights, hy-
draulic system; cultivators,
planters, distributors w it h
sweeps, plenty extra clamps,
gears, plates, tubes, spring
trips, everything for 2 rows;
4 disc tiller, 20 dise harrow.
Best offer over $500.00. G. W.
Fevey. 317 W. 44 St., Savan-



can be used with broiler or|na

hens, two gas brooders, all
good cond., cheap. Dalton Ma-
this, Rt. 4. Box 192, Fitzger-
ald, Ph. 6932.

Oliver dbl. section culta-
packer, fertilizer spreader, 10
ft. heavy duty and new heavy
duty tires, not recap, like new.
Kenneth Golden, Rt. 2, Tem-
ple, Ph. 562 3463 (Temple af-
ter 8 P. M..)

David Bradley garden trac-

tor, cultivator, turning plow]

like new, used one _ season,
$125. C. C. Hughes, 2311 Lowet
Lane S. E., Atlanta 15, Ph.
MA 2-3161.

10 hole, 33 sections metal
hen laying nests, Practically
new. Bargain. F.O.B. Farm;
also automatic egg washer
and egg grader, 3 doz. egg
baskets. E. J. Long, P. O. Box
285, Canton.

Used Intnl. 10 in. Hammer
Mill at a reasonable price.
Cyp Bulloch, Warm Springs
Hwy., Manchester, Ph. TH. 6-
2585.

2 milk can coolers, 1 ex-
cellent cond. used very little,

$40 other good cond. $25.
Mrs. Hugh L.- White, Stock-
bridge.

1957 Wise. gasoline engine,
- 7 horse power. Saw man-
tle and belt goes with it, $60
or swap for a good mule. Lon
May, Rt. 4, Eastman, Ph.
2682.

John Deere M one row trac-
tor, planters, cultivators, bot-
tom plows, and tiller. All in
very good cond. Priced rea-
sonable. D. V. Thompson, Met-
ter, Ph. MU 5-3550.

Springfield riding tractor
with 30 in. rotary mower at-
tachment, 1 year old, $125.;
Real type mower sharping
machine, 16 in. to 48 in. mow-
ers with 1/3 H. P. motor and
attachments, $90.00. Mrs.
Esther Houses, 4543 Roswell
Rd., N. E. Atlanta 5, Ph. 255-
6575.

Fortson Power Major with
live PTO less than 700 hrs.;
one 841 Ford Diesel with less
than 500 hours, both 1959
models; 3 bottom plow; 2 bot-
tom plow; Ford mowing ma~
chine. Jack N. Head, Rt. 1,



West Point (9 1/2 mi. South
of W. P. on Hwy. 103).



1946 Chev. Pickup and Far-
mall A tractor with cutting
harrows, reasonable. Bob S.
Harrison, Rt. 2, County Line
Rd., Acworth, Ph. WE. 4-4941.

Liverman peanut picker
with VE 4 Wisc. oe, Tur-
ner hay baler; J. D. 6 disc.
tiller with new dise.: J. D. pull
type Bermuda plow. E, H.
Williams, Leslie Rd., Lees-
burg, Ph. 759-6500.

2 hand Seed Sowers, one
used only one time: other in
good cond. See. Mrs. O, G.
Martin, Forsyth.

John Deere tractor 420 - S,
1959 model, TNT 14 in. Bot-
tom plow with sub soilers and
No. 9 John Deere mowing ma-
chine, reasonable. A. C. Beck-
with, Rt. 2, Austell.

Super C Farmall tractor,
good cond. with bush and bog
harrow, cultivators and plant-
ers. John K. Murphy, Pine
Mt., Ph. North 3-2523.

2 trucks: 1948 Chev. ton
$200.00; 1954 Ford, ton, $500,
in good cond. Consider trade
for pickup or Ford tractor
equipment. Jim H. Reese,
Whitesburg, Ph. TE 2-7300.

Correction: Page garden
tractor with 5 H. P. Wice. mo-
tor, turning plow, opening
plow and cultivator, $125.00.
Bill Sides, Austell, Perkerson
Bridge, Ph. 948-4604.

Farmall A tractor. fully
equipped; planters, cultivators,
tiller and one section harrow,
in good shape. for sale or trade
for cows. D. L. Carpenter, Rt.
1, Milan, Ph. 36-23110.

14 in. bottom plow on rub-
ber A-1 cond. for sale. G. S.
Brown, Rt. 1, Powder Springs,
Ph. 428-6935 (Marietta)

TD-9 Int'l. dozer, hydrau-
lic builgrader, angle and tilt
blade, new pins, bushings, fair
cond. serial number 45194;
Rome bush and bog harrow
practically new, light, 26 in.
discs; 1960 Dodge V/8 dump
truck 141 in. wheel base, 202
engine, heavy duty springs.
See Lloyd Young, Rt. 4, Blairs-
ville, Ph. Riverside 5-4986.

New Whitfield tree planter
has (2) two seats, will fit ed
3 point huck up tractor. J.
Dunn; Rt. 1, Senoia.













OD ins Cae babe e

Rt.

Two aoe wagon, ane
drawn mowing machine an
other farm tools, good cond
for sale cheap. Mrs.

W. :
Waller, Rt. C, Box 55 Griffin, -
John Deere tractor mower

No. 5, six ft. length blade, for
sale. W. 8. Bailey, Rt. 1, Sen-
oia, Ph. a 3~4788 (af-
ter.g Pe Ni)

McCormick Deering 42 -
combine,
cond. E. M. Kuhlke, 403 Ber-
ckmans Rd., Augusta.

1958 Ford pick-up with
custom cab and heater, good
cond. Mrs. E. H. Tippett, Rt.
3, Vienna. 2

E-Z flow fertilizer Spread~
er; also most any horse drawn
farming tools. John Goldin,
Rt..2, Temple, Ph, 562-3463
after 8 P. M.

1956 Int'l. 1/2 ton pickup,

John Deere side del. rake,
stalk cutter, John Deere trai-
lor wagon, small combine, all
fair to good cond. and priced
eg reasonable. Ray Bowe,
, Perry.

EQUIPMENT

WANTED





Want to trade good running
old Farmall tractor and bush
and bog harrow for small rid-
ing garden tractor or sell
outright for, $225.00. J. M.
Polk, Rt. 1, Douglasville, Ph,

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$150.00 workable

948-4624 (Austell) (evenings) :

Want Cultivator, turning
plow and sickle mower for 3
H. P. David Bradley garden
tractor. R. B. Thompson, Rt.
3, Box 44, College Park, Ph.
PO 7-4128.

Want Bow for No. 35, Titan
pulp wood saw or old saw if
junked. O. P. Flynt, Rt. 4, Box
97, Douglasville.

Want cub or other smail
type tractor and equipment,
also utility trailer suitable to
haul shavings. W. H. Joiner,
Gray.

Want Meyers Shallow well |
bulldozer pump of at least 1
horse power or 1,000 gal. per



hour. State make cap. price

and cond. within radius of 50
miles of Cartersville. W. C.
Moore, Rt. 2, Kingston.

Want 250 gal. above ground
Butane gas tank at reasonable
price. J. M. Nunn, Mitchell.

Want used farm Jeep, good
cond. with allied equipment.
J. A. Bower, Rt. 1, Alma,

Want 12 - 14 in. hammer
mill equipped with power take
off. Carlton Petty, Crandall,
Ph. OX. 5-8434.

Want power take off pulley
for 1948 Ford Ferguson trac=
tor. Mr. H. lL. Dodd, Rt 1, Mt,
Airy.

Want good. used 1500 - 5000
watt generator with motor, to
be used as standby for present
generator supplying power to
farm house too far from pub=-
lie utilities.. Prefer Diesel but
interested in gasoline also,
State make, size, cond. an d
price. Jim Hopkins, Hiawas-
see.

"Want hog de-hairing ma-
chine, cheap for cash. Can
make repairs if needed. C. H.
Foster, 4897 Flakes Mill Rd,
Ellenwood.

Want bush and bog harrow
pull type for Farmall C u b
tractor. J. V. Powers, 620 Co-
field Ave., Hapeville, Ph. PO.
7-1366.

Want good used cultipack-

er. A. B. Lawson, Box 25,
Swainsboro.
Want one used side del.

rake, three point hitch, in

good cond. reasonable. T. F. _

Sapp, Abbeville, Ph. 2536.

Want one saw mandel for
American No. 1 Saw Mill at
reasonable price; also want to
buy cutaway harrow for 48
Ford tractor, one power take
off: also want tiller plow,
State what you have an
prices. Clyde Thaxton, 393 W.
Bankhead. Austell, Ph. 948
9157.

Want planter and fertilize
attachment for a Farma



Sup-a tractor 52. D. H. Haney,
Rt, 2, Loganville.

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;




a cage

~ger for

* for



pace FOUR





~ EQUIPMENT



Want 4,000 - 5,000 gal. mol-
assee tank; 2 ton feed mixer
with motor, and set of 10 - 15
ton platform scales. First class
eond. C. M. Pippin, Jr., Rt2y

Albany.

Want Super A and equip-
ment in very good cond. for
cheapest price for cash, State
hull details. N. F. Arrington,

t. 3, Quitman.



Want small New Holland
ay baler with a 2 sil motor.
_F. Thompson, Rt. 2, Doug-
asville.

Want scrape blade for Far-
mall Cub tractor, must be



useable and reasonably pric-

ed. F. M. Cantrell, 2600. Briar-
cliff Rd. N. E., Atlanta, Ph.

ME 4-2594.

~ Want Deep well pump with
about 38 ft. of two in. pipe
and wooden pump red. Near-
ly new: brass cylinder. Feet
valve. Reasonable price. L. R.
Bailey, Rt. 4, Marietta, Ph.
428-5766.

Want to exchange 3. sala-
mandens oil heaters for 2 coal
brooders or will sell, $15.00
ea. Mrs. Alvin A. Wiley, Rt.,

uburn.

Want O. Pan, one yd. or lar-
Ford or Fergurson.
Charles Gunn, RFD 3, Adairs-
ville. -

LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE

Cattle

15 Reg. Angus heifers, 10
to 14 mos. old. A. W. Hill,
2925 Nancy Creek Rd., NW,
Atlanta 5, Ph. CE. 7-2822.

Reg. Angus bull, 15 mos.
old, Eillenmere line, for sale
r trade for Angus bull; also

or Service: Reg. Angus bull,
$3. per head. Have pasture for
cows. Mrs. George West, Jr.
/o Westwood Farm, Rick-
mill Rd., Alpharetta (just E.
of Haynes Bridge Rd..,), i
BL. 5-3937 (Atlanta).

Polled Hereford bull 17
months old, reg. stock. Ideal
breeding, $150. cash at
my farm. L. A. Turnipseed,

elley Chapel Road, Decatur,

h. BU 9-2070.

Sev. nice polled Hereford
bulls for sale at my place, 4
mi, from Tifton on Waycross
Rd. at Vanceville. Ray Car-











-penter, Rt. 5, Tifton.

Two Guernsey first calf
heifers. Calfhood vaccinated.
Will freshen in three weeks,
top quality. Hamilton L. Hill,
e/o Hill Fruit Farm, Newnan.

Large Pabst Holstein cow.
about 1200 Ibs.. freshen with
second calf Sept. 17. Gave 5
gal. daily with first calf,

250.; artificial Jersey heifer
with first calf, will give 3 gal.
daily, $150. without calf.
Both very gentle. R. B. Estes,
Riverdale. (King Road), Ph.
GR. 8-8600.

Dairy cattle,
and calves;
hire and

heifers
Ayer-

cows,
also reg.
Holstein service
bulls, from high producing
dams, for sale or will trade
for heifers: two choice res.
Brown Swiss bull calves, old-
est about 8 mos. old. All T.B.,
blood tested and vaccinated
F L. Rogers. Rt. 1, Plains,
Ph. VA 4-4795 (evenings).
Reg. Black Angus bull, 1
yr. old. $175.: also, 15 mo. old

Ree. Angus bull. $200. Del.
100 mi. free. C. V. McClean,
Dawsonville.



Reg. Angus bull, one and
two vrs. old. good body con-
formation. from clean herd
and calfhood vaccinated: also.
Reg. female and 6 mos. old
Reg. bull calf at side. All
priced risht. F. W. Phillips.
e/o. Westover Warm. .Kenne-
gaw, Ph. 428-2959 (Marietta).

7 Reg. Guernsey cows, bred
heifers and heifer ealves.

Ideal for 4-H Club or FFA

Ties

rojects.. Horace Trammel,
t. 53, Daves Creek rae M
ey

d. Cumming, Ph,
DOS ss

Purebred Black Angus bulls,
not Reg., wt. from 400 to 700
lbs., for sale at beef prices. I.
Teem, Rt. 1, Milner Ph. 4897
(Griffin).

4 yr. old purebred Arm-
strong Santa Gertrudis herd
bull, Cert. S. by Santa Ger-
trudis Breeders Intnl: als9,
8 mo. old bull, ready for sale.
J. W. Morris, c/o Dbl. M.
Farms, Box 119, Carrollton.
Ph. TE. 2-2852.

Several nice Reg. polled
Hereford bulls, ready for ser-
vice, deep red, well built and
grown-out well for age: also.
several 6-9 mo. old bulls and
few open and bred heifers.
All popular bloodlines. Win-
ton C. Harris. Rt. 1, Screven,
Odum, Ph. JU. 4-2312.

Ready for Service: 25 Reg.
Angus bulls, 18-30 mos. old.
Sired by grandson of EHileen-
mere No. 487 (the Wonder
Bull), $250.-$400. See J. M
Henson. c/o Greenwood Farm.
Stone Mt. Ph. Pl. 3-6174
(Atlanta).

Swine

10 males and 5 gilts, black
and white Poland China pure-
bred swine. All from 5 mos. to
10 mos. old, for sale at my
farm. Lee Sanders, Swains-
boro, Ph. BE. 7-7290.

Good selection of Black Pol-
and China males, from 175-
200 Ibs. From bangs tested
herd and cholera treated. 12
miles E. of Ocilla on Ga. 32.
Clarence H. Paulk, Rt. 1,
Wray, .Ph. HO. 8-3460.

Black Poland China males
and gilts weight about 150
Ibs., $35. and $40. ea. Can be
registered. Waynie Vickers,
P. O. Box 63, Wray, Ph. 6474
(Fitzgerald). pote

6 dbl. reg. polled Hereford
bulls, from 18-21 months of
age. Well marked and from
good bloodlines. Large for
age. Harry A. Wasden, M.D
Quitman.

Landrace sow, 18 mos. old,
had 1 litter of pigs. $45.:
Landrace boar one year old
wt. about 300 Ibs. $50. L. W.
Mays, Rt. 1, Box 160, Old
Savannah, Augusta.

Selling Out: pigs,
open and bred sows;
Landrace, Hampshire,





shoats,
mixe
See

Ph-/and Duroc. Bargains. Clifford

S. Cartee, Rt. 1, Dallas. (3 mi.

Guinea pigs, 6 wks. old
not reg. $8. ea. or 2, $15.;
Hampshire and Guinea cross-
ed, 6 wks. old, $8. ea. or 2,
$15.: also bred Guinea sows.
S. R. Wade, Rt. 1, Alto.

From Reg. stock, males and
gilts from Kentucky, Red
White Face Berkshires, $30.
ea. W. Cole, Rt. 1, Nicholls.

Dark red, Reg. Duroc boar
ready for service,-about 200
lbs; also Reg. Duroc sow
bred to Reg. Duroc boar; 10
Reg. Duroc pigs farrowed
May 21, 1960; 7 boars and 3
gilts. All priced to sell. James
Morris, Avondale Rd., Macon,
Ph. SH. 5-6868.

O.1.C. breeding stock, shoats
both sex, $25. ea.; pigs, $20.
ea. From Reg. stock. Will Reg.
in buyers name, treat and
crate.~ Paul: -J-=-Cain, Rt 1;
Commerce. :

Horses, Mules & Ponies

At Stud: Palomino, Reg.
12,432 PHBA Grand sire was
Rainy Day Dude AQHA and
PHBA. George West, Jr., c/o
Westwood Farm, 4825 Peach-
tree-Dunwoody Rd., NE, At-
lanta, Ph. BL. 5-3937.

Gaited saddle horse, about
1,100 Ibs, sorrel col., gentle
for women or teenagers; also,
3 yr. old gelding, wt. 650
lbs. and cart and harness. All
for $300. A. B. Wiley, Rt. 3,
Carnesville, Ph. OR. 17-2967
(Homer).

Good work horse, gentle,
children can handle, will work
anywhere. Mrs. L. R. Dun-
nahoo, Rt. 1, Lithonia (Zoar
Rd. Centerville), Ph. 469-
9445 (Stone Mountain).

Reg. 8 yr. old roan gelding
Tenn. Walker with 4 stock-
ing feet, well trained (needs
riding and shoes), $250.: also,
Welsh gelding, black, about
7 yrs. old, gentle, $175. Ralph
- Snow, 590 Cloverhurst
Ave., Athens, Ph. Li. 8-2241
daytime. -





Northwest of Lost Mt.). Ra





Nice black, bred saddle
mare, 7 yrs. old, 5 gaited, al-
so, saddle for sale. James
Long, Rt. 3, Danielsville (8
mi. N. of on Hwy. 29).

Saddle type stallion, 2-1/2
yrs. old, 5-1/2 ft. high. W. I.
Stewart, Rt. 2, Cumming..

At Stud: 2 Reg. Tenn. Walk-
ing studs, Shadows Walking
Man and Copper Sun. C, W.
Powell, PO Box 1398, Colum-
bus, Ph. FA. 3-5326.

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

Tenn. Walking mare, real
bobbing walker, chestnut 6-
1/2 yr. old, Black, 8 yr. old
walking gelding, well trained
for pleasure, show, tricks;
Arab-hackney mare bred. See
to appreciate. Mrs. Val Beaty,
4289 Flat Shoals Rd., Deca-
tur, Ph. BU 9-0173.

2 mules, 950 lbs. and 750
lbs. Sound and work any-
where. P. W. Harrison, Rt. 4,
Sylvania.

Bay gelding,
well mannered, 6-7 yrs. 9
age, with saddle and bridle
for sale at reasonable price.
Owned by a teenager that has
ridden him almost 3 yrs. Floyd
M: Pruitt, 2702 Pangborn
Rd., Decatur, Ph. MU. 4-
3098.

Sheep and Goats

Reg. Hampshire sheep,
rams, ewes and lambs, devel-
oped and raised in Ga. from
best eastern flocks. Your in-
spection invited. Dr.- F. C.
Davis, Rt. 2, Gray, Ph. SH. 5-
7924 (Macon). ;

About 25 common goats, all
ages and sizes, for sale at my
place. Come after. C. P. Cra-
ven, c/o Bell Ranch, Rt. 4,
Franklin.

Full blooded Saanan billy
goat, not Reg., good natured
and healthy, $25. Mark A.
Mollan, Fellwood Rd., Red
ie Ph, PO. 7-3815 (Atlan-
a). :

"Fine white



gentle and



Saanan milk

djgoat, freshen soon, gives gal-

lon good, tasty milk daily,, for
sale; also want some cheap
goat kids of any kind. Mrs.
Lee Kirkley, 3860 Cascade
. S.W., Atlanta il.

2 Rambouilette rams
(Sheep), top quality, Open
Face Texas Imports. $35. ea.
to prevent inbreeding, FOB
my farm, 7 mi. SW of Camil-
la on Bainbridge Hwy. Joe
W. Butler, Rt. 1, Forest Lodge
Farms, Camilla. Ph. 3921.

Nice, large milk goat with-
out horns, for sale or trade
for small Mexican burro. Em-
mett Bentley, Rt. 1, Camp-

TIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want young buck of milk
strain, Saanan, Saanan-Tog-
genburg mixed or Saanan-
Nubian mixed. Must be old
enough for. breeding purposes
and be from heavy milkers
and not over 50 or 75 mi.
from Damascus. A, M. Phil-
lips, Rt. 1, Damascus.

4A

Want horse about to 8
yrs. old, strong, healthy, wt.
about 12 to 1400 lbs. State

what you have and _ price.



SEED & PIANTS

FOR SALE



Cokers Moregrain o a t 3,
Germ. 86 pct, bright, Com-
bine run, $1.00 bu. in bulk
lots at barn. Russell Mont-
gomery, Reynolds, Ph. 7-4226
(Tilden).

Little white nest onions and
red multiplying scallion onions
and buttons from same, $1.75
gal. for fall planting. Add 45c
postage for each gal. P. B.
Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

White multiplying onions,





$1.50 gal. C. S. Slade, Means-
ville, 2







-Recleaned, high tested seed}

grain, 900 bu. Coker

grain, Germ. 92 pct, and 1145) Bs :

bu., 48-93 Victorgrain oats,

Germ, 86 pct., 890 bu. Davie}

Barley in 3 bu. bags, $1.25 bu;
treated, Germ. 94 pct. in 2 bu.
bags, $1.60 bu. S. T. Carter,
Winterville. Ph. LI 3-9755
(Athens). :



Pure Ga. adapted Abruzzi |

Rye seed, purity, 98.26 pet;
Germ. 89 pct. $3.00 bu. W. L.
Mims, Hephzibah. :

Cokers Moregrain seed
oats, grown from cert. seed.
Purity, 98 pct; Germ. 90 pct.
Recleaned and bagged, $1.25
bu; also Bledsoe seed wheat,
Purity, 98 pct., Germ. 90 pct.
recleaned and bagged in 2 bu.
bags, $3.00 bu. at my farm.
Chas. H. Fountain, Rt. 6, Dub-
lin. Ph. BR 2-4463.





White multiplying onions
for fall planting, $1.50 gal.
Mrs. T. A. Puckett, Rt. 2, Li-
thonia. :



Old_ time seven top turnip

f seed Germ. 92 pct., 25c large

table spoonfull. Add 4c post-
age, will exch. 6 spoonfulls for
5 white feed sacks each pay
postage. Mrs. W. H. Hensley,
Star Rt. B, Ellijay.

a rer eae

10,000 lbs. Dixie re-seeding
Crimson clover seed. Germ.
88 pct. Purity 99.13 pct. New
crop, grown on my own farm,
re-seeding for 20 yrs. No nox-
ious weed seed, 25c lb. FOB.
Large lots will be considered
cheaner. J. Lynwood Bentley
Sr., The Rock, Rt. 2, Ph. MI.
7-3688. (Thomaston)



Klondike strawberry plants,
well rooted and damp packed,
$1.00 C, $8.00 M. Minimum
shipment 200 plants. Add 25c
per C for postage. Mrs. Lu-
ther S. Butler, 466 Page Ave.,

N. E., Atlanta 7, Ph. DR. 3-
1846.

Sees eE SAS ver STe Sou Se ee

White nest onions and red
scallion onions and buttons
for fall planting, $1.75 gal.
for ea. kind; red cow horn,
strong pepper not cured, 8
pods for 25c. Add postage. G.
T. Brown, Ball Ground.

The annual fall FARM

office is Oct. 3.

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lege: Park, Phy PO, 6:

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4 Aaustra white,

Orpington and one ~
AAA roostei

mos. old, $10., or $1.25
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boro on Hwy. 56 N. Mrs.
nie. Futrell, P.O; Bo:
Swainsboro.

One: sean. 2-1/2
Roundhead Spangle coc
15 mo. old Roundhead
Claret stag, $3.50; 16 m
White Hackle and R
head stag, $3.50 ls
three 4 and 6 mo. old
stags, $2.50 ea. and
$1.75. Ship Exp. Co
Knight, P. O. Bo 6.
Mantes aa

Buff Orpingtons, o1
oster $2., and 4 hens
old, $1.50 ea. Will n
Mrs. Carl P. Ritz, Ca
ton, Rd., Fairburn. _

Game fowl, pure, So
(Brandenberry); als
Fred Saunders
both breeds bred pur
stags and pullets
brood hens, $10.: on
battered cocks, $10. Mi
L. Hill, 312 Warren St. |
Atlanta, Ph. Drake

25 AAA White Le
hens, $25. or $1.25
Chamlee, Rt. 3, Colles

















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