Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1961 March 1

Farmers

Bulletin

Commissioner





seed foods, the weights and |
nspectors of the State ree

1960, Georgia Hedecnives were
approximately $240,000 as a result

-packaged foods and store scales.
shants were saved more than $41,-
lar checks on their scales and
rmers alone were saved approx-
$5,325 through checks on tobacco
in warehouses.
milk tanks checked disclosed er-
nting to approximately $7,400,
2 twelve month operation.
ugh merchants and warehouse-
ten have scales in error that are
ig them, most of the errors dis-
are in the dealers favor. _
aul I. Morris, head of the Weights
easures Section, noted that of the
iL re-packaged items checked by
ion in 1960, 20,734 were found in
And he said, For some strange







inations made by these inspectors |



none of the packages weighed

MORE than the label indicated.

Scale checks, too, saved the consumer
almost five times as much as they did the
merchant,

Not only does the inspector protect
the merchant and consumer from errors
in the actual weighing of foods, he is also
the restraining effect in protecting the
legitimate retailer from the unfair com-
petition of the retailer who advertises im-
possible low prices and then covers the
loss-by short weights to the purchase

Items found most subject to this kind
of unfair competition are poultry and all
meats, Morris said.

However, an honest error in the re-
tailers scales can cost him money fast. A
one half ounce error can cost the mer-
chant as much as $1,000 a year in profit.

In addition to checks made on food
product scales, State Department of Re-

venue inspectors make regular checks on

gasoline pumps in the state. To illustrate
the importance of this program to the
public, assume that all of the motor fuel
were sold to the consumer with a shortage

of one tablespoonful per gallon. This.

would amount to a loss to the people of
the State of pp aay $125,000 per
month: =

And so we realize, as stated in the
proclamation making this Weights a n d
Measures Week in Georgia, Honest
weights and measures are indispensable,
not merely to the economy of the State

ae to the daily lives of all persons in
it.



White, married man, 31



White man; married, 19 yrs.

Russell Gets USDA
To Purchase Poultry

Thanks to Georgia Senator Richard B.
Russell, approximately $2,000,000 worth
of broilers has been purchased by the U.
S. Department of Agriculture for distri-
bution under the School Lunch Program
Act.

Russell has strongly urged for some
time that poultry meat be included in the

School Lunch: Program. This is the first

time that the U. S. Department of Agri-
culture has done so.

While the initial amount the U. S.

Department plans to purchase (five mil-

lion pounds of cut-up young chickens) is

very small, it still marks a significant ad-
vance in the campaign to expand present
markets and develop new ones for the
growing broiler industry, Russell said.

Georgia is the nations leading broiler
producer, accounting for one-sixth of the
total national production last year. Broil-
ers are also the states major source of
farm income, amounting to more than
$170 million in 1960.

Russell is to be commended for his
success in having broilers included in the
School Lunch Program as this could be
of great benefit and significance to the
poultry farmers of Georgia.



~ FARM WORK

ee! TED



R.

broil



ife and 16 yr. old
XD. with chickens, want
ve foe for broilers, layers
Habersham, Towns Co,

ither Gibby, 361 Hilcrest | Rid

ite married man single,
old wants
use with

ilers.
able salary.

V. Hood, 348 pe
E. Atlanta 12.

81 and oi 28 yrs.
job on poultry farm.
hool graduates, Dont

25 yr. old man and wife
wants job on dairy farm or
crop. 7 Children. Need 4-5 R.
house. Have to be moved, Can
house. Good Ref.|give Ref. Clyde Boots, Blue

idge.

Man, 52, good character,
wife and 2 teen-age children,
wants job as caretaker and
maintenance man on farm,
with house, garden, water,
lights, and $25. week, at once.
Boss Puckett, Trenton,



108: in poul-
aying hens
Room, board
Batch or














Want job on farm as care-
taker, or small crop. Wife and
_|self only, both able to work.
i ae erienced. Drive tractor

truck, 56 yrs. old. Have
6 be moved. A. L. Mathis,
Roosevelt Dr. Dalton.

50 yr. old man wants crop,
on job tending cattle. Must
be good house, on Mail and
School Bus Rt. Life time Exp.
en give Ref. R. L. West, Rt.

, Ellenwood. s

White man, 25, wife, 2 chil-
dren, wants work on dairy
rm. ith layers. ve an



















| Rushing,

.| halves Write. Mrs. J. T. M
trow,. Rt. 4, Douglasville.



yrs. old, 5 children, oldest 9
yr. old girl, wants dairy job.
Can drive tractor, truck. Exp
Surge pipe line and bucket
type. Ref. if required. 5 R.
house, wired for elec. stove
and reasonable weekly sal-
ary. Henry Rorr, 3320 Fair-
burn Rd. S. W., Atlanta 11.

Exp. farmer wants job,
tractors, carpenter, cattle,
hogs, cows, dairy farm, etc.
Single. Board or batch. John
Carwell, 545 Skinner Rd. c/o
H. E. Davis, Augusta,

Want job of
farm work for $15. week
room and board. Mrs. Ella
e/o Mrs. Emmit
Clark, Rt. 1, Temple.

Woman, 51 yrs. old, with 2
teen-age boys, wants job on
farm in mountains as care-
taker, with good people. Pol-
ly Hall, Trenton.





farm, light





40 yr. old single white man
wants job on poultry farm.
Exp. broilers. Small house and
salary. Reliable, sober and
not afraid of work. Geo. M.

Floyd, 15 Gary Ave., N.W.,
Atlanta 18.
Want raise chickens on

or-





old, with 13 mos. old baby
girl, sober, Exp., good work-
er, wants job on farm. Need
4 R. house, elec. Ref. if want-
ed. George Kent, 184 Pine St.
SE, Atlanta 12. :

Single white man, 50 yrs.
old, wants job light farm
work, or as caretaker. Room,
board and reasonable salary.
W. T. Smith, 1186 Francis St.
N.W. Atlanta 13. Ph. TR 5-
3730.

60 yr. old single man wants
job on poultry farm. 15 yrs.
Exp. laying hens and hatch-
ing, broilers, etc. Room, board
or batch. Accept any reason-
able offer. J. O. McKibben,
Rt. 1, Felton. Ph. 3756 (Bu-
chanan).

Middleaged white man,
alone, wants crop on shares
or at dairy. Exp. in both. Need
2-3 R. house lights, etc. but
have own furniture, Reason-
able salary. So. Ga. preferred.
George Morrow, 152 Berean
Ave. SE, Atlanta 16.

65 yr old man single, sober,
fair health, wants job on
poultry farm with broilers or
layers, can furnish Ref. R.

T. Bentley, Rt 8, Monroe,



FARM HELP

WANTED



Want middleaged white wo-
man to keep house and help
care for 2 children, also light
farm chores. Located Stone
Mountain area. Mrs. Nick M:
Faro, 1655 Wade Ave., N. EB.
Atlanta 17.

Want white man and wife

-|or just man (if can cook), to

live in, look after my father
and do Jight farm work. Con-
tact. J? W. Harmon, Rt. 8,
Smyrna. Ph. HE 5- 7175,

Rese ee ANC oD arta ee ace AeA

Want 1 each white and col-
ored*or 2 white families to
work on farm, raising veget-
ables and grain, day labor ba-
sis. 2 houses, 7 R. and 4 R.,
on paved road, school bus Rt.
Want exp. farmers who can
farm with tractors.
McClury, Rt. 2, Hampton,













































NUMBER 26

J. Max

Want man with family to |

look after 8,000 laying hens
and do other work on farm,
No row cropping. Furnish
house, on school bus and mail
route, 2 mi. Jefferson. Sal-
ary paid every week. Regular
work, now

ferson, Ph, Emerson q- 8673.


















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FARM HELP

WANTED



Want middleaged handy-
man with small family inter-
ested in home farming, to live

nd work on 37 A. farm, 4 R.
: pouse elec. nice surroundings,

ree pastures, for wages and
ghare of products. J. A. Ar-
guedas, Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.



Want middleaged christian
woman to live in good home
m farm in country and do
ight farm work, care for el-
derly couple. State salary ex-
ected. Mrs. Collie Moon, Rt.
, Ph. 469-6544.



Want settled married man
for farm work on small farm.

ust be honest, sober, willing
to work. Good 4 R. house with

ath and reasonable salary.

. C. Power, 4950 Jett Rd. N.

. Atlanta 5. Ph. Blackburn
-4278.

Want woman, 30-40 yrs. in
ood health to live with fam-
y_and look after small girl,
and light farm work. Good
ae to right party. Paul

rbin, Rt. 2, Box 54 A, Mil-
en. :

Want settled white woman
p good health, middleaged, to
elp in garden and other light
farm work, keep house, etc.
ive as member of family in
modern home, $10. week plus
oom and board. Must have
Ret No drinking. Mrs. R, A.
anek, Rt 1, Tucker.

Want reliable woman who
needs a good home io live on
arm, do housekeeping and
ght farm work, $75. mo. and
rivate room. No collect calls.
r. A, T. Ensley, 322 Trey-
ac Rd. Marietta, Ph. 427-

Want reliable, sober man
gnder 50 yrs., to look after

broiler houses and help with
other light farm work. House
available. Contact on Satur-
day only. 4 mi. No. Douglas-
ville. Hwy. 92. John M. Tay-
lor, Rt. 1, Powder Springs.



"Want farm hand with small
family for work on farm.
Steady work. 5 R. house, on

{school bus route. No drinkers.

Give Ref. Write. Jack Willis,
Rt. 2, Folkston.

Nj
J. I. Case A-6 combine, 6
ft. cut.. V-4 Wisconsin engine,
needs very minor repairs,
$400. Mrs. Harry O. Dean,
Palmetto.
a sg A ac en EES
1950 Ford, heavy duty, 3/4-
F-300, 6 cyl., truck, stake
body, high planks, extra good
rubber, perfect mechanical
cond., $475. Charles Elliott,
Rt. 1, Lavonia.



8 Browers flueless oil bro-
oders, complete with all pipe
and valves, enough to set up
150 ft. house, $15. ea. FOB.
Lewis Lindsey, Silver Creek.



One, 100 hen-egg, electric
incubator and one, 3 tier,
electric brooder, both, $30. A.
H. Estes, 844 Blue Ridge Ct.,
NE, Atlanta 6.

Florence Mayo tobacco cur-
er for 12 x 12 ft. barn, cheap.
Come see. Grady Sanders,
Metter.

Med. hize Ferguson manure
spreader, used only 20 hrs.,
guaranteed new cond., $300.
G. M. Hobbs, Stapleton.

42 R. Intnl. combine, needs
little repair, for sale or trade
for calves. J. D. Sorrow, Nich-
olson.

Old model Avery tractor,
has power take-off, belt pul-
ley, good tires, front 500 x 15
and rear 900 x 24, first $125.
buys. J. D. Patton, P. O. Box
109, Cordele, Ph. 104 days.

1949, 1-1/2 ton, Ford truck,
has factory body, 2 speed ax-
le, engine and body in good
cond., good tires, $325. Harry
Johnson, Silver Creek.

1951 John Deere A. tractor,
18 harrow on wheels, all good
cond. See any day except Sat-
urdays. Larry Hanks, P. O.
Box 8, Bonaire.

2. H. turning plow, Flower
scrape, single trees, scrapes,
plows, Brier blade, 2 mad-
docks, pick, bush ax hoes,
wood hammer and wedge, ma-
nure fork and other minor
farm tools. All cheap. Mrs.
Henry Mullen, Rt. 2, Lyerly.

Good 2. H. wagon, false
body and real cotton bodies,
all in good cond. See near
Pleasant Ridge Church. Sam
Winkles, Rt. 5, Carrollton.

Good cutt-off saw, can be
mounted on John Deere or
similar tractor, $25. C. H.
Jordan, Rt. 2, Covington.















Want retired or self-sup-
porting man or couple to
work on small farm near At-
lanta with vegetables, chick-
ens, etc. Good house with
water and lights, on mail
route, near store and reigh-
bors. Mrs. Ethel B. Clark,
982 No. Highland Ave. N. E.
Atlanta 6. Ph. TR 6-0538 (be-
fore 2 PM. :

Want small family to farm
on 50-50 basis. 2 R. house,
lights and water furnished.
Milton Carden, 935 Experi-
ment St. Griffin.

Want party to work 10,000
round slash pines. Furnish
house and give 40 pct. Drunks

1948 W. C. Allis Chalmers
tractor; John Deere, 4 disc,
tiller; Athens bush and bog,
8 disc, harrow; 2 H. wagon;
tractor drag harrow; tractor
mower; Case hammermill. W.
M. Chafin Estate by Homer L.
Chafin, Rt. 2, McDonough,
Ph. 423-3633.

Cabinet incubator, forced
air, good shape, 14 drawers,
$75.; No. 5 Petersine incuba-
tor, like new, with separate
hatching compartment, $250.;
5 deck heating unit, Oaks, for
baby. quail, like new; 2 ea.,
Oaks, 5 deck, laying pens for
quail, good shape. Charles
Edwards, PO Box 105,, 214
Highland Dr., Elberton, Ph.

or deadbeats need not apply.} 829

Clarence Brown, Helena.

Want young man, reliable,
exp. to manage dairy farm,
one who owns 55 or more
head of good milk producing
cows. 50-50 proposition. Write.
Phillip Anthony, P.O. Box
432 (or Box 452), Cairo.

Want middleaged white wo-
man, alone, good moral hab-
its, to live as one of family
on farm in christian home.
Light housekeeping, baby sit-
ting and light farm work in
exchange for room and board.
Mrs. G. M. Murell, 838 Row-
land Dr., Rt. 4 Stone Moun-
tain. Ph. HI 3-7810

Want elderly couple to
raise 13,000 chicks on halves
also know how to farm. Must
be sober, honest, reliable, and
from No. Ga. R. C. Turner,
Rt? 3, Box 15, Ball Ground.

EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE







All metal incubator, holds
up to 100 eggs, been used 3
times, $15. Cannot ship. Wil-
liam McAlhany, 301 Craw-
ford Ave. Augusta,

9 N. Ford tractor, 2 disc
plow and bog harrow for sale
or trade for Ford pick-up
truck of equal value. Nonie
Crewder, Trion (2 mi. E. of).

Farmall H. tractor, bush and
bog harrow, 5 dise tiller, trac-
tor mower, John Deere Fert.
drill, section or drag harrow.
Jo. Walliams; turin; bh,
LY. 9-3134 (Senoia). No col-
lect calls.

30 Johnson automatic
waterers for hens and 120, 4
ft. feeders, all in good cond.,
reasonably priced or exch, for
saddle horse. Dalton Mathis,
Rt. 4, Fitzgerald, Ph. 6932.





ver middle breaker; 1H
strong wagon and good Farm-
all cub tractor. C. J. Malphus,
Rt. 1, Box 153, Springfield.

2 Wards deluxe gas brood-
ers, 500 cap., A-1 cond., used
2 seasons, $50. for both at my.
home. L. P. Higginbotham,
Elberton, Ph. 1782-R4.

Hay rake for Cub tractor,
like new, for sale; also, want
one set of cultivators and
planters for 1956 Ford 640, in
good cond. R. L. Moody, Box
32, Hiawassee, Ph. TW. 6-







Ba, ae i

x

2 H. Oliver turn plow; Oli- |



Cub tractor, harrow, disc}

and some cultivating equip.
Mrs. I. A. Carter, Rt. 1, Glen-
wood.

3 tractors: 1956 John Deere
40-T, cultivators, planters, 2
disc plow, bush and bog har-
row and 16 disc harrow;
John Deere B, cultivator, 4 disc
tiller with plower troll cylin-
der; Farmall H., cultivator,
stalk rippers and 3 disc plow.
All in good cond. John Kil-
gore, Social Circle, Ph. 3510.

V.A.C. Case tractor, har-
row, turning plow, cultiva-
tors, planters, tractor wagon
and mowing mach., all good
cond. priced right. H. H.
Garrett, Rt. 4, Marietta. Ph.
428-0729, (1 mi. from Mt.
Zion Church on Macland Rd.).

McCormick Intnl. combine
No. 64, Wisconsin
combined only 2 small crops,
good cond. Will sell reason-
able or exch. for weaned
calves. R. I. Gibbs, Rt. 2,
Covington (Salem Camp
Ground).

2 wheel trailer for car or
tractor, good tires, mounted
spare wheel, tire, steel frame
wooden body size approx.,
4x 17x 3 ft., $75. Edward
Brittain, Rt. 1, Hampton, (1
mi. W. of Sunnyside on
School Rd.).

2 wheel garden tractor
with 3 hp Briggs-Stratton mo-
tor, cultivators, disc harrow
and lay-off plow, $90. Grady
Chambers, 3638 Spring St.,
Chamblee, Ph. GL. 7-3655

Disc plow for Farmall Cub







tractor, rear hitch, power lift,

used very little, $60. George
I. Jackson, Spalding Dr., Rt.
f eace 51, Norcross, Ph. 448-
536.

Farmall H. tractor with
front end loader for sale. J.
eee Fairburn, Ph. 964-

Super C. Intnl. tractor
with hydraulic system, plant-
ers, fert. hoppers, cultivating
equip., peanut plows and oth-
er minor farming equip for
use with this tractor, all 2
row farming, good cond.
Tractor recently overhauled
and painted, $900. complete.
James Hall, Rt. 3, Box 530,
Albany, Ph. HE. 5-9818.

8 Hudson oil brooders, cheap
for cash or will trade for
cows or hogs. Willard Mullis,
Rt. 6, Eastman, Ph, 4-3433.

Wisconsin air-cooled, heavy
duty, 4 cylinder, motor and
belt, Meadows gristmill with
20 in. rocks, almost new, plat-
form scales, all for $300.
Seen by appointment only.
Robert Langley, Rt. 8, c/o C.
N. Edwards, Ellijay.





engine,

lift (both) and one 4 whe!
_ wa

| bottom plow,

No. 10 SS C
bine, A-1 cond., priced
D. E. Austin, Jr., ~
Ph. BU. 9-3137. _

2 water pumps: Myers
ton, model 1909, 20 ft. 1
pipe, $45. or $25, without -
tor; other, Myers with GEn
tor, 32 gal. tank, 20 ft. 1-
in. pipe, $70. Both have fl
valve, cut-off valve, p
sure gauge and other fit
excellent cond. L. E.
1, Nicholls.

Ferguson 2-16 in. bot

plow with Lantz coulters ai

jointers, $175; plow witho
coulters and jointers, Gi
Ford 3 point cultivator, $1



Ford 8 disc plow, $150.; J.

side delivery rake, $50.
plow and rake are at Pla
Ga. W. J. Davis, Ellaville,
WE. 7-2913. S ;

5 disc Athens tiller, on ru

ber, hand trip, or cylin

elec. wheel make),
with flat and 2 section
body. All in good cond. L
Hopes Stapleton, Ph. Li

1948 Ford truck,

Ford tractor with trenches
1953 Ford tractor; Oliv
Cletrac crawler with d
blade. All in good cond.

C. Michael, Rt. 1, Stath

Ph: LI. 8-5461.
2 H. wagon, good cond.

1-1/2 1)
with 1951 motor; 1948 Che
1/2 ton pick-up truck; 19)






















L

sale. I. F. Etheridge, Mel

tyre.

Cut-off saw and be
W. C. or W. B. Allis Chal
tractor; 2 H. wagon in
cond. Not junk. No i
John F. Randall, Rt.

jvonia, Ph. EL. 6-7130.

D-7 Caterpillar tractor,
Series, elec. starter, hydr
ic track adjuster, 7-5 bl
dbl. drum set, cable co
Diesel engine, starting
clutch, transmission,
gear and pinion, ste
clutches, and unit all ree
rebuilt, new radiator.
Glennis Noles, Roopvill
854-4581. : = a

1 ea. mowing machine,
planter with all plates,
rake, one 2 H wagon, 2
Turner plows, set of
tools. See at my home. Jo
Tatum, Talking Rock. _

Case 200 tractor, 2
200 ga
tank and weeder. All sli
used, in good cond. Mrs.
ry Cox, Rt. 3, Box 214,
dersville.

1,200 egg cap. elec. incuk



tor, in good working con}

$60. at my place. Paul La
Inman, Ph. HO. 1-2894.





One mowing scythe, $2.;
one garden push plow with
attachments, $3. W. P. Mc-
Guire, 215 W. Howard Ave.,
Decatur, Ph. DR. 3-1382.

1,008 Cumberland cages,
complete with food and water
troughs, at sacrifice prices;



Q.| also, 20 hanging Purina feed-

ers, 2-500 chick cap. brood-
ers. G. H. Henderson, 5275
Tilly Mill Rd., Doraville, Ph.
GL. 7-2435.

John Deere model 12)
combine with good mot
$295.; 24 disc Oliver smoot
ing harrow, $100.; John De
6 disc tiller with steel whee
$50. Can be seen at my hon
C. W. Powers, Memorial D!
Barnesville, Ph. 37-J.

1 H. John Deere tract

first class cond., bottom plo

planters, cultivators, for sa
Emma _ Poole, RR G
Moultrie. {



Wilson bulk milk tank, 150
gal. cap., good cond. George
F. Phillips, Rt. 1, Rockmart,
Ph. 3995.

Farmall Cub tractor, A-1
cond. with plow, harrow, cul-
tivators, planting and fert.
equip. All planting and fert.
equip. bought new in 1960.
All for $700. Don Miller Rt.
1, Cedartown, Ph. 2139-W.
(contact after 6 PM or Sat.
PM). : 5

Oliver 70 HC row crop trac-
tor, runs and pulls good,
$375. at my home 5 mi. Jy
of Canton. Homer G.. Cline,
an Canton, Ph. GR. 9-

David Bradley garden trac-
tor with turn plow, cultiva-
tors, sickle bar, tractor has
2-3/4 hp motor, used only
about 25 hrs., $95. Hubert
Brown, Rt. 1, Conyers.

International 400 tractor
with Torgue amplifier in ex-
cellent cond. R. B. Curtis,
Farmington.

Martin ditcher, good as new,
mule or tractor drawn; B. C.
turning plow, mule drawn;
steel beam hamon plow, mule





drawn. No letters. R. T. Ran-|$
dall, Rt. 1, Lavonia, ce



Handmade nests, feed
with reels on stands for 1,0)
hens, also, used 1 season, fi)
5-gal. waterers with jackets,,
or 15 four feet feeders w
grills and reels for chicks a
20 one-half bushel _ baske
Make best offer. W. J. Ellin
ton, Rt. 2, Twin City. Ph. }!
3-2326. ea

Ford tractor, Golden - J)
bilee model, Rotary mow]
machine, bush and bog a!
drag harrow, all good shaj|
$1,200. G. L. Freeman, Rt
Forsyth. ; : H
Farmall Super M tract
complete with planters, cl)
tivators and Fert. attac
ments, excellent cond., $90
10 disc King bush and b
harrow, $75.; 24 disc 7.
dbl. sec. dise harrow, $4
JD hay rake, $75. FOB 1!
place, 10 mi. So. on Hy
296. Milton Beall, Stapleto

Station type Lilliston pe
nut picker, $150; 6 ft.
combine, Wisc. motor |
sacker, $300.; McCor
Deering hay baler, tri
and motor, $100.; |

gate seed, $50.; Intn

in. pull bott











uson 20 tractor, good
. and good tires front and
00. Dudley Harris, Rt.




















ohn Deere MT trac-
quip., planting, cul-
bottom plows, new
, $750.; also,
ujor Diesel tractor,
res and mechanical
$1,250; James

235 Riverside
Ph. LI. 6-7369.

60 Farmall Cub tractor,
; than hrs., disc
F oldboard plow, 5 ft.




Dr..

des. J. T. Green, Rt. 4,
11-A, Birmingham
yharetta, Ph. GR. 5-

a

roto tiller and one 4
selt propelled roto til-
oth nearly new. B. P.
, 1882 Clairmont Rd.,
ur, Ph. ME. 4-4562.

pues a ee Se

eel trailer, good cond.,
exch. for young hens.
; S. E. OQuinn, Archi-
1 St., Baxley. ;
Janet Jr. garden tractor
h equip., like new, $150.
n Cox, Rt. 3, Alpharetta
rabapple).

















_ Clynn Burden,
mer, Ph. SU. 3-2210.

2 case David Bradley egg
ler, used part of two sea-
s, perfect cond, $250.
mmnie Chandler, Rt. 2, Col-







Reasonable, Ford imple-
nts, bought for Ford trac-
> harrow, hay baler and
xe, 2 corn planters: Mrs. J.
Carmichael, on eae De

oe Py
52.

3 row John Blue cotton
ster, prac. new, set up for
per C. Farmall tractor; 2
1eel trailer, steel frame,
od side body on springs, 6
y tires; 1951 Chevrolet, 1
1, pick-up truck, radio,
ater, lights, good rubber,
ttle side body. All reasona-
a, No junk, R. L. Campbell,
. 2, Box 76, Coppermine
wy., Temple.

12 A. R. Wood gas poultry
ooders, 1,000 cap., like new,
21g-O-Matic egg candler,
ush type egg washer, 27,
ie bu., David Bradley poul-
y feeders, good cond., steri-
zed, N. A. Boyette, Rt. 1,
ahira, fe

1957 John Deere 420 craw-
r tractor with blade, wide
roller tracks, reverse in ea.
rar, good shape, for sale;
so, want bush hog mower,
ft type, in good cond., rea-
mable and 2 disc Ford plow
. good shape. R. W. Evans,
t. 1, Box 146, Warm Springs.

2 rear tractor tires, 10 x 28,
ply F-82 and 2 front tires,
(00 x 15, 4 ply F-2. All good
iape and with rims and
ae Bill Naples, Rt. 1, Ca-
iilla.

Farmall Super A, 1 row,
ractor with power lift and
ll farming equip. and mow-
ag mach. in good cond. at
ly. place 3 mi. from Dan-
iille. Mrs. Virginia R. David-
Oh Rt. 2, Box 13-A, Dan-
ille.

Foley automatic saw filer
Model 16, new motor, A-1
ond., first $75. buys. Will
hip if you pay shipping cost.
Sharlie A. McCuller, 604
3elmont Ave., Tifton, Ph.
447 after 6:30. ;

1947 Ford,
peed, rear end truck, 8:30
ires, $350.;
vick-up Chevrolet truck, good

-$200.; 1949 Ford trac-
: , $400.; Ford
eet, Cole dis-
1e Cole ee


















1-1/2 ton, 2|
1948, 1/2 ton,

24 | priced right. . R.







, 2-3/4 HP with plow and

|eultivator, used 2 seasons, ex~
cel. cond., $125. J. M. Goode,

3861 Chamblee - Tucker Rd.,
Doraville, Ph, GL. 7-8504.

1952 Ford tractor with 25
hrs. running time since being
factory reconditioned, with
planter, cultivators and 8 disc
harrow and heavy duty, home
made, trailer all for $1,100.
or $800. for tractor alone.
L. Golden, Rt. 1, Bremen, Ph.





IB (3200.
Humidaine incubator model
55, automatic turner with

itime switch, can set to turn

at 1, 2, 3 hr. intervals or as
often as you like, 3 trays,
hold 1,050 quail eggs, 600
chick eggs, 350 turkey eggs
or 800 pheasant eggs, wt.
about 300 Ibs., $200.; also,

-|breeder pens real cheap for

quick sale. D..L. Brookins,
5861 Morningside Dr., Colum-
bus, Ph. FA. 3-9175. Ser

400 gal. Friend sprayer, 300
ft. of hi-pressure hose and
nozzles, good cond., reasonab-
ly priced; also, want Model



60 John Deere tractor in good

cond., reasonable for cash. J.
Tepe - Monticello, Ph.
5901. :

4 ton metal bulk feed bin,
excellent cond. $70. James
Morrow, Flowery Branch, Ph.
VA. 3-3041.

5 Oakes gas brooders in
good cond., 1,000 cap., $10.
ea. Norman Grier, Rt. 1,
Mauk, Ph. MI, 9-2181.





~ FOUIPMENT

WANTED

Want sickle bar in g 0 o d
cond. for Gravely _ tractor.
State best price. T. R. How-
land, 2276 Dauphine St., Hast
Point, Ph. PO. 7-2711.

Want Junked A. C. E-60
power unit, fuel burner, for
parts. J. B. Butler, Dewey
Rose, Ph. 834-M-4 (Elber-
ton), nights only.

Want 800 - 1,000 ib. mule
not over 10 yrs. old with all
types 1 H. equipment, includ-
ing wagon and harness. Must
be in good cond. W. E. Crowe,
Rt. 2, Cartersville.





Want 3 bottom plow for
John Deere A or 3 bottom
plow for W. D. Allis Chal-
mers tractor. Prefer mounted
type. State price and cond.
ae Cooper, Rt. 6, Carroll-
on.

Want Farmall Cub tractor
with hydraulic lift and some
equip. and a righthand wheel
for M-9 mowing mach. R. E.
Elmore, 2197 Canton Rd., Ma-
rietta.

Want complete, or in parts
(for repairs) model A or T

Ford truck (parts will ex-
change). Clinton A. Foster,
Rt., Juliette.



Want small irrigation sys-
tem in good cond. Prefer on
that I can use my tractor for
power unit. Claude H. Jordan,
Rt. 2. Covington.

Want 125 - 150, 5 ft., feed-
ers; 8 - 10, 8 ft., automatic
drinkers and 8 Coke or (large)
gas brooders. Must be in good
cond. and reasonably priced.
Hubert Henderson, Rt. 2,
Cumming, ,

Want set of cultivators for
Farmall H. tractor. Must be
in first class cond. State price
and how old; also, want 40
to 50 steel drums for water
barrels, W. R. Arnall, Luth-
ersville.



David Bradley garden trac- '

|Rd., Macon. -



Want 10 to 15 ton truck |

scale, it must have a record-

ing type beam and be in ex-
cellent cond. State price, age
and serial number. C. M.
Pippin, Jr., Rt. 2, Albany.

Want to trade 4 wheel drive
Army Jeep, aluminum cab,

new set of tires, good mechan-
ical cond., as partial trade on

J. |Model 60 John Deere with

live power shaft, fuel burner,
tractor or any part of the
following attachs. 10 disc.
Taylor - Way harrow, 20 disc.
smooth. harrow, T-14 hay
baler. L. F. Daniell, 137 Dan-
iell Dr., Smyrna, Ph. HE, 5-
0364, :

Want to trade 1953 Stude-
baker 3/4 ton pick-up truck
with all steel body, good
tires, for medium size or large
farm tractor, any make with
power lift, turn plow and har-
rows. All letters answered. J.
L. Gaddis, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.





Want 2-row planter, 2-row
cultivator and disc harrow
for 601 Ford tractor, in good
cond., reasonably priced. P. B.
White, Rt. 2, Lyerly.

Want 2 bottom plow for



type or 3 point hitch. M. L.
Frey, 5755 Memorial Dr.,
Stone Mountain.

Want one 60 or 66 Allis
Chalmers combine without
motor, with or without hold-
ing bin. No junk wanted. Ha-
rold Moorehead, Rt. 1, Hart-
well, Ph. FR. 6-8237.

Want 2 disc tiller for Allis
Chalmers B tractor. State
cond. and lowest cash price.
W. W. Garland, Rt. 5, Mariet-
ta. ;





Want some cultivators and
planters or just cultivators,
hand operated, for Farmall A
tractor. Write starting price
and cond. Within 50 mi ra-
dius of Jackson. Must_ be
cheap. Clay Saunders, Jen-
kinsburg.



Want broiler house equip-
ment for 6,000 broilers. No
junk wanted, Frank Hulett,
Rt. 1, Milan.

De er ah cera soa youn a ES

Want one roll over drag
pan or scrape, trail type, to
be pulled by tractor. M, F
Hammock, Jefferson, Ph. Em.
7-8673. 3

Want 1-1/2 ton truck,
Chevrolet or Intnl, prefer
not over $150.00. A. J. Jones,
c/o H. S. Mullins Store, Rt.
1, Milner.

es scenarios euioaene Cae. seen

Want to buy for cash, must
be in A-1 cond. and up to date.
Broiler equip. for 8,000 house,
such as swinging feeders, elec.
brooders and waterers. Write
what you have and price. Will



come after. Grady Harris,
Quillen Rd., Dalton.
Want cultivator for Allis

Chalmers B, one row, tractor.
Beverly Salter, Rt. 3, Thom-
aston. j



Want all purpose plow for
Ford tractor with 7 or 9 ft.
in good cond. State what you
have and price. C. H. Barker,
Eatonton.

Want small Farmall or Al-
lis Chalmers Cub tractor, ro-
tary mower and disc plow
attachments, not over $300 or
would trade 1/2 ton, 1952
Intn], pick-up truck. M r s.
D. F. Ennis, Rt. 1, Arkwright



Want Planet Jr., or similar
garden planter and fert. at-
tach, Write giving make, mo-
del, age and cond. A. D. Dean,
Jr., 1225 Hopewell Rd., Col-
lege Park, Ph. PO. 1-1519.



Want one hitch for W. C.
Allis Chalmers tractor for a
2 disc Athens plow, not a
lift type. Jim McCrackin,
Clayton.

Want 2 roller power cane-
mill in good cond. State price
and location in first letter.
Carl N, Barrett, Rt. 1, Dah-
lonega.

Want good post hole digger
that works on Ford tractor,
3 point hitch, good cond. and






















. Nix, Rt. 2,
Hampton. :

Want one used (tractor)
rotary mower. State cond. and
best price in first letter.
James E, Meeks, 235 River-
Boe Dr., Athens, Ph, LI. 6 -

Want one D-4 Caterpillar
Bulldozer blade with hydrol-
lic system. J. E. Adams, Bre-
men, Ph, LE, 7-3114 after
6:30 PM. :

Want 200 laying cages cheap
for cash, within 50 mi. radius
of Cornelia Charles Barrett,





Rt. 1, Cornelia,



John Deere 50 tractor, pull:





_FOR SALE

Cattle

2 Fayetteville. Ph. PO.

4058.



ray Farm, New Selam Ra
Kennesaw, Ph. 427 - 6844,

$200.00. Temple

3600 Northside Dr., N.

cows, bred to

dosta, Ph. CH. 2-3195.





J. H. Matthews, Rt. 1, B
74, Roswell, Ph. 993-415

19).

~ Angus cows and heifers,

purebred but not Reg., 1 -
deliver 3 or more. Mrs.

Atlanta, Ph. BL. 5-3937.

11 dbl. Reg. polled Here

ford bulls, 10 - 14 mos. old, > J
De Et a q|sonable distance. Elzia Hayes,

well marked, from g00

ington, Rt. 3, Dallas.



led Hereford heifers of exce

fey, Lithonia, Ph, 482-6526.

Reg. Guernsey. bull, 2-1/2
yrs. old of good breeding. A

N. Tuck, Thomasville.

Hereford bull,

Ball Ground.

age, will make
breeder,
for 3 mos., rather gentle. Tat
Henley, Rt. 1, Singleton Rd

Norcross, Ph. 448-2841.





bull, raised on Luling Foun

old, wt. about 2,300 lbs
$600.00. F, L. Coleman, Spar
ta.

mere breeding; also,

~ Livestock





Jersey - Angus milch cow,
freshened Feb. 15, very gen-
tle, $125.00. Mrs. Lee Coe, BE

3 Reg. Angus bulls 1 yr, old
from nice herd, good blood-
lines, Eileenmere, priced right.
E. G. Fouts, c/o Stuart Mur-

+| Entire dairy herd of



Reg. 5 yr. old Jersey cow
with papers, A-1, to freshen
Feb. 25th, bred to Reg. bull,
Stephenson,

Atlanta 5, Ph. CE. 7-6627.
sees aaron SORE

20 Reg. polled Hereford
outstanding
Reg. bull; also, 17 open Reg.
polled Hereford heifers, about
breeding age and 30 open
polled Hereford heifers not
Reg. George Eager, Rt. 1, Val-

2 Reg. Guernsey bulls, one
born July 9, 1960, other Dec.
6, 1960, both out of heavy
producers, $125.00 and $75.00.
ox

(Near Lebanon Church, Hwy.

yrs. old, $150.00 and een
West, Jr., c/o Westwood Farm,

bloodlines and large for age,

freshen first of March with
29nd calf and a Grade Guern-
sey heifer, to freshen first of
March; also, grade Guernsey
cow with 2 mo. old Ist. calf.
All vaccinated. R. D. Wash-

10 or 12 dbl. Reg. open pol-} _________-
il? Black Poland China pigs,
quality, 10 - 16 mos. old. Vic-
ltor Domino 126 and Domes-
tic Woodrow breeding. Rea-
sonably priced. Geo. A. Cof-

Excellent Reg., de-horned,
calved April
23, 1960, well tamed an d
halter broken. Carl Roberts,

Extra fine, polled Hereford
bull, 8-1/2 mos. old, deep red
in color, very deep bodied for
excellent
has been stall fed



Cert. S. Santa ~ Gertrudis

dation Farm, about 9-1/2 yrs.

Gere se Le ate ee nee ree ee

Fine Angus bull, large 4 yr.
old, good breeder, Reg. Hileen-
good
Reg. Hereford bulls of all ages
for sale at all times. Erwin

Hereford bulls, 6 mos. to 13
mos. old, top bloodlines, rea-
sonably priced. Roy Goddard,
Rt. 2, Lithonia (Klondike),
Ph. HU. 2-2672.

te ONC ES re ee

Reg. Guernsey male, 2-1/2
yrs. old, dehorned and ring
in nose, sure breeder; also,
some fresh cows (some are 2
and 3 calf cows). H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

Reg. polled Hereford bull,
3-1/2 yrs. old, Domino blood-
lines, $300.00. J. T. Green, Rt.
4, Box 111-A, Birmingham



5046,



90
cows and equipment, base and
license, small amount of cash
for right man. Guy M. Word,

501 Ridley Ave., LaGrange,
Ph. TU. 4-7800 (no collect
calls)



6 young steers, from Reg.
Hereford herd, calved be-
tween July and Oct., 1960.
Good prospects; also, 15 mo.
old bull. and several t 0 p
heifers. Mrs. W. A. Ward, c/o
Ward Meade Farm, Paper
Mill Rd., Rt. 3, Marietta, Ph.
428-8772.

ford bulls, 10 - 15 mos. old,
$150.00 to $250.00. All are
large for age and dark red
color; also, 8 dbl. Reg. polled
Hereford heifers, 10 - 15 mos.
6|old $175.00 ea. All sired by
ALF Prince Leskan 10, son of
the Bandwagon bull. J. L.
Hadden, Gibson.

3} Excel. young Angus herd
bull, best bloodline, guaran-
teed breeder and 25 of his
calves to show now, priced
below our cost; also, 9 well
_|bred young Angus bulls at
beef prices. Will deliver rea-

c/o Model Farm, Rt. 1,





all from Certified A herd.| Sharpsburg, Ph. AL, 3-4558

Harry A. Wasden, MD, (Newnan).

Quitman. Reg. milch cow, 3rd_ calf
Reg. Guernsey cow, to born Nov. 21, now giving 3-

1/2 to 4 gal. milk daily, $150
without calf; also, Holstein
cow with first calf, born Jan.
2, now giving 4 gal milk
daily, $175.00 without calf.
Mrs. J. W. Youngblood, Rt. 1,

a Swine

weaned, treated, 40 - 60 ibs.,
from Reg. Cert. meat type
breedings, $25.00 and up; Al-
so, can furnish gilts and
boars unrelated, open gilts,
175 Ibs., $60.00 ea.; bred gilts,
$125.00 ea. Jas. R. Mullis,
Cochran, Ph. WE. 4-6490.
30 nice Hampshire pigs,
ready March Ist. at 8 wks.
old. John B. Harp, Rt. 1, Fay-
etteville, Ph. HO. 1-4894.

Choice of 5 Berkshire gilts,
wt. approx. 130 lbs. ea., $30
ea. or all for $140.00. Will
Reg. in buyers name. John
Purvis, Charing.

Purebred Duroc
elbred gilts to farrow Apr. and
.,|1st of May, $85.00 ea. with
papers; one bred gilt with-
out papers, $45.00; also,
springer heifer, 1/2 Guernsey
and 1/2 Jersey, to freshen in
March, $225.00. Marvin New-
*lsome, Sandersville, Ph. 3856.

Reg. Landrace gilts and
boars, Reg. in buyers name,
100 pct. imported bloodlines,
$20.00 ea. and up. H. R. Gos-
sett, PO Box 252, Cave Spring.

Reg. Tamworth pigs, fine







weaned and eating good ar

lin Eskleman, Rt. 1, Hephzi
bah, Ph. LY. 2-3621.

Jeenmere, 19 mos. old, wt. 1,
000 lbs., $200.00. At farm, lo

Cleo Jackson, Hwy. 92, Fair
burn, Ph. 964-7926.

Reg. papers in buyers name.
Cliff N. McClure,
ville, Ph. AM. 5-2266.

lines, well marked,



tificially sired, $35.00. Ver-

Reg. Black Angus bull, Ei

cated 6 mi. E. of Fairburn.

Reg. Angus bull, 15 mos.
old, Bardolier breeding, $185.
Delivered free to 90 mi. with

Dawson-~

Polled bull, 10 mos. o ! d,
Reg. Whiteface, good blood-
blocky
type, $140.00. Ralph Dangar,
Box 3, Roswell, Ph, 993-6621.

Rush, c/o Rush and Sonsjstock, reasonable prices. J.
Hereford Farm, Hwy. 247,|S. Davis, Abba, Rt. 8, Fitz-
Kathleen (1 mi. So. of). gerald, Ph. 6541..

Jersey calf, 3 mos. old,| Ky. Red, Whitefaced Berk-

=|shire gilts, bred and to be
bred, $35.00 and $40.00 ea.;
-{10 wk. old pigs, males an d
gilts, $20.00 and $25.00 ea. W.
Cole, Rt. 1, Nicholls.

- 48, 9 wk. old, shoats, Tam-
-|worth - Landrace cross. T. H.
Ward, Rt. 3, Elberton, Ph.
-|1776-J-1.

Duroc pigs, full stock, will
not ship, $25.00 pr. Gary KE.
Underwood, Rt. 1, Cohutta.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

Reg. Quarter horse brood
mare, 6 yrs. old, rand-
daughter of Clabber P-507.
Reg. Calt at side. Mare re-
bred to Reg. stallion, perfect-
ly gentle. Mrs. J. W, Bailey,
Waynesboro, Ph, 2037.







Dbl. Standard Reg. polled

Hwy., Alpharetta, Ph. GR. 5-

11 dbl. Reg. polled Here-

hogs, (2)






















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MARKET BULLETIN
















mare, wt. 1,300 to 1,-| Want 10 wk. old Hamp-{ No. Bobwhite quail for sale.| Pensacola Bahi
100 tere gee and works|shire pigs with the white] Per. 52. J. L. Tade, 1328 21st|seed, 97.8 p
anywhere. J. H. Matthews,|/ring around shoulders. Ho-|St. Columbus. ees pet., NO noxious wi
LIVESTOCK Rt. 1, Box 74, Roswell, Ph.|ward Ackiss, Rt. 1, Box 320, Taree. flight cond. Bob ae
oS Midland. ancl : white quail available for all| :
FOR SALE Want 8 or 10 gilts, bred or| Purposes. Per. No. 56. Gerry |



Horses, Mules & Ponies



At Stud: Sharooz No.
12668 Reg. Arabian stallion,
by Al Marah Rooz out of
Afirah. His sire, a leading
cutting horse,-is by Indraff,
eligible for Reg. in half Arab
Registry. This stallion will
stand to limited number of
mares. Now standing at Hobby
Horse Farm. Charles L. Mc-
Daniel, Rt. 1, DeMooney Rd..
College Park, Ph. 964-6845.



One pr. good farm mules,
ge right, wt. about 850-900
bs. ea., fat and work good;
also, good saddle mare, plen-

ty of life but handles weil
for ladies or teen-agers. T.
Morris, 648 N Indian

Creek Dr., Clarkston, Phe Ei.

8-6375.



At Stud: Mr. Nibbles, P-7-
7975, fine dark bay Quarter
horse stallion, has fine con-
formation and disposition, in-
troductory fee, $50. plus $1.

day mare care. Ivan E. Tay-
or, Rt. 3, Box 245, Griffin,
Ph. 8-8340.

2 pony mares, 6 and 3 yrs.
old, very gentle, young one
trained to cart; also, pony
cart for sale, prac. new with
harness; two horse buggys,
one without top, one with top,
leather seats and rubber tires.
B. F. Malone, c/o Hickory
Springs Farm, Rt. 1, Box 90.
Fairburn, Ph. 964-4402.

Good gentle mare, wt. about
850 lbs., works anywhere,
good saddle horse and excel
around children, about 11
yrs. old, $145. At my place on
Winder Hwy. L. H. Jones Rt.
2, Flowery Branch. :

At Stud: Bandar, Reg.
Arabian chestnut stallion 15
hands high. Prepotent stal-
lion with excel. bloodlines,
conformation, head and dis-
position. Proven top quality
foals. All off-spring Reg: Mrs.
Val. Beaty, 4289 Flat Shoals
Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-0173
for appointment.

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



Good riding mare, just un-
der 4 yrs old, needs riding,
$135. M. Wilner, Rt. 2, Col-
lege Park, Ph. PO. 7-3607,

2 mules, wt. about 1,000
Ibs. ea., work anywhere, rea-
onably priced. Clovis Elder.
armington.



Black mule, about 12 yrs.
old, wt. 1,000 Ibs., gentle and
works anywhere. R. V. Ham-
rick, Ranger, Ph. 334-2311.

8 bred Shetland mares to
foal in spring, one Shetland
filly, and Shetland stud, sor-
fel with white mane and tail,
$1,200. for lot or will sell
separately. J. P. Pope, Monti-

- gello. -

ce nee RE re ere ES

Gentle red sorrell gelding
Shetland pony, wonderful
with children, saddle, sad-
dle holder, bridle and other
accessories, $225. for all.
Donald W. Singleton, M. D.,
622 Candler Bldg., Atlanta 3,
Ph. CE. 3-4915.

Several good, gentle, train-
xc Quarter horses, Pintos and
alominos. Good enough to
drive any cow, but gentle
enough for children: also,
large selection of ponies, sad-
dles, bridles, harnesses and
arts. L. L. Williams, Rt. 1,
Beale. Ph. 423.

Good bay horse mule,
sound, gentle and works any-
where, 1,000 lbs., cheap for
gash or will exch. for cow or
hogs. C. J. Malphus, Rt. 1.
Box 153, Springfield,

ee ae Dane ae eae

Small Shetland pony, cart,
arness, bridle and saddle,
235. R. H. Ferguson, Rt. 1,
College Park, Ph. 964-6820
Fairburn).

2 fine mare mules, 10 yrs.
id, wt. around 1,150 Ibs. J.
Jackson, Rt. 2, Thomaston,
h. 647-3400.

__ Shetland pony stud, 23 mos.
old, broke to ride, gentle but

4 mares, wt. 700-800 Ibs.,
heavy in foal by Palomino
Shetland stud, ridden by 12
and 14 yr. old boys. Dolph
Williams, Cedartown, Ph.
1163-M.

Sheep and Goats

- Hampshire sheep, rams,
ewes and lambs, registered
and unregistered. Mrs. F. C.
Davis, Gray, Ph. SH. 5-7924.

Good milk type goat, to
freshen soon, and one male
goat, $20. Billy Wingo, Pal-
metto, Ph. 463-5941. :

Milk goats, some yr. old
does, some bred and some
milking, all grade stock but
highmilk line; also, some
fine young and yr. old bucks.
John D. Parker, Rt. 1, Tuck-
er Rd., Macon, Ph. SH. 5-
8560. sae

2 nice milk goats to fresh-
en soon; also, nice male goat
for service or will sell.
Mrs. Lee Kirkley, 3860
Cascade Rd., SW, Atlanta 11
Ph. 344-2581.

Reg. French Alpine doe,
freshened Jan. 31; one buck
and one doe, can be Reg. in
buyers name. All hornless.
Will sell all or one. J. M. Orr,
209 Westside Dr., Acworth,
Ph. WE. 4-6734.

One French Alpine, one
Nubian, one white Saanan
and Nubian crossed, to fresh-
en in April and May, all for
$50. Joe Phillips, Rt. 1,
Kowetta Rd. College Park,
Ph. 964-6118. :

LIVESTOCK

WANTED





Want one ea.: large English
black boar, an unrelated gilt
and a_ blue spotted Hybrid
boar. P. G. Gaskins, Rt. 3;
Nashville.



pirited, saddle and bridle,
#200. W._R. Richardson, Rt.
4, Jesup, Ph. 7-2933.

Male burro, $60.: female

burro, was bred in Sept., $65.
er both for $110.; also will
ie cok with male or if
ou take both. Homer New-
some, Rt. 3, Wrightsville, Ph.
UN. 4-3603.

Ser een SSeS CaS dee ISL
At Stud: Step Easy Little
Man, Palomino stallion,
would consider selling if in-
terested. Beatrice L. Van-
Horn, 4457 Covington Hwy.
Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-5798.

One mule and wagon, mule}:

weighs 1,100 lbs. is 9 yrs, old,
df

good harness included. H,

eee Ritscsl = Box 102.
-Griffin,
Buckskin colt, 2-1/2 yrs.

old, will work and ride, rea-
sonable. Robert Harden, 2151
Fellowship Rd., Tucker, Ph
HI. 3-9611.

ee teed RIVA TS, UERD SOE WC

Good general mule, wt. 1,-
150 lbs., $150. L. T. Kittle,
Rt. 1, Temple.

Good work mare, wt. about
TO 00s 1 bSe ts Gs Sparks, Rt.
1, Carnesville.

Want one young O. Tf, ,
boar, between 6 and 12 wks.
old, pureblooded if possible
or would consider mixed, but
not too much, All letters ans.
Vernon Sosebee, Jr., Rt. 3
Cumming, Ph. TU. 7-6758 be-
fore 7 AM or after 7:30 PM.

Want small saddle horse,
preferably a mare, with no
bad habits. Will consider an
unbroken colt. Dalton Mathis,
Rt. 4, Fitzgerald, Ph. 6932.

Want small breed stallion,
old enough for light service.
Quote best price. O. M. Moody,
Rt. 4, Waycross.

Want medium aged mare
horse, wt. around 900 Ibs.,
blocky type, in or around
Butts County. Write stating
kind and price. Pierce Power,
RFD, Jenkinsburg.

Want about 5 or 6 sheep,
not too far from my place.
Want grown sheep, 5 ewes and
one. ram would be suitable.
R. A. Stribling, Rt. 1, Box







239, Manchester,

ready for breeding, not Reg.
Buck Brinson, Rt. 2, Millen,
Ph. 583-W-3.

Want one_ thoroughbred
Tamworth boar, 1 yr. old or
better. Frank C. Owenby, PO
Box 353, Marietta, Ph. 428 -
3361. ;

Want good grade of polled
Hereford brood cows. J. R.
Wall, Jr., 809 Park Row,
Americus.

Game & Fowl

bur CALE







Jumbo chukar partridge
unrelated prs., $6. pr. FOB
Send M.O. Per. No. 10. B. H.
Sharpe, 1935 Columbia Dr.
Decatur. Ph. BU 9-7810.

Pheasant breeders, 1 trio
ea. White crest, $25.; Mutans,
$12.; Lady Amherst, $25.; 1
pen ea., Silvers, $20.; Ring-
necks, $15.: Blacknecks, $20.
W. L. Cannon, 120 W. 54th
St. Savannah.

One four r. old Blue
peacock, $20.; pr. four yr.
old Blue peafowl, $35. Jack
Jones, Empire.

exch. for peahens. W. A. Ea-
ons Rt. 6,. Marietta. Ph. 428-
5995.

SESSA URC CURA Lara ee Tee lee

Pigeons: White Kings
(squeakers and mated prs.),
Rollers, white Fantails and
some mixed. Wallace Neal,
0380 Sandtown Rd. Marietta.
Ph. 428-2025.

ae Se ae ee LR ee
White Fantail show pigeons,
- pr; Guineas, speckled

kind, 75c ea; 12 N.H. Red pul-

lets, $1.25 ea; Bronze turkeys,

1960 hatch, $5. ea. Cannot

sue G. S. Bishop, Rt. 2, Ry-
alice 2

ac NOS ae

About 25 prs. mixed pig-
eons, 50 pr. for entire lot,
but party will have to pay
chgs, on sending or come af-
ter. Mrs. George Paulk, Rt. 2,
Wray.

se CS ee Soe

Black and white 1 yr. old
male rabbit, $2. Will not ship.
Mrs. Carl P. Ritz, Campbell-
ton Rd. Fairburn.

Guinea pigs (cavies), all
sizes and colors; also 5 white



Silkie bantam roosters for
sale or trade for purebred
bantams. Will ship. Nelle

Long, P. O. Box 565, Wood-
stock. Ph. GL 5-6988.

Ped. N. Z. Whites, Junior
stock, from large show type
parents of best bloodlines.
Does, $5; bucks, $4.50; guinea
pigs (cavies) mature breed-
ers, $5. trio. R. Lamar Brant-
ley, Rt. 2, Box 79, Wrights-
ville.

Tortoise and Black Dutch
rabbits, also 1 calf and Eng.
buck for sale or consider
trading. Cannot ship. Bobby
Phillips, 514 Rock Springs
Rd. N. E., Atlanta 9. Ph. TR
4-1270. :

Northern Bobwhite quail,
bred from unrelated breeders
and reared in roomy bldg.,
and large open flight runs.
Strong, healthy and fully
feathered. Per. No. 34. J. E.
Akins, 1531 Athens Ave., S.
W. Atlanta 10, :

de cea arene deena lip Ped gees ale eT

Extra large 1960 Northern
Bobwhite breeder quail, im-
proved 41 yrs., 1 to 3 ounces
heavier than the average.
Free color photos and prices
on request. Also, pay $10. pr.
for unrelated Bobwhites larg-
er than my star breeders,



-|some wt. above 9-1/2 ounces.

Per, 68. Wm. A. Thomas, 421
Mark Bldg., Box K, Atlanta.
Ph. MU 8-0866. ;

Bobwhite quail, good many
for sale, $1. ea. at pen. Add
$1. for crating if to be ship-
ped, and you also pay Exp.
Chgs. Per. 12. J. F. Bacon,
c/o Quail farm, Plains

ca eee) AT A ie ET

1,000 No. Bobwhite quail
for releasing. Select birds for
breeders, $2.50 pr. Per. 81;
also Jumbo White King pig-
eons. C. L. Cawthon, River-



dale. Ph. GR. 8-8106 after 6
PM.

Blue peacocks for sale or] gg

| size, 15 seed, 25c; seed from

Achenbach, P.O. Box 589, c/o
Rocky Creek Game Farm, Vi-
dalia. -

10 prs. extra large blocky
type White King pigeons,
mated, banded, working $20.
for lot. L. P. Mingledorff,
Box 463, Douglas (4 mi. Ea.
On Alma Hwy.)

Select White King pigeons,
guar. mated, producers of 16
to 20 squabs per year, wt:
14-18 ounces ea. $7.50 pr.
Quantity prices on request.
Jas. J. Beaton, P. O. Box 897.
Waycross

Bobwhite quail, $1.25 ea.
Per, 14. T. G. OKelley, Mays-
ville. Ph. OL 2-2121.

Mating quail, 65 pr. best





average, all to one _ party
FOB, $2.25 pr; 20 pr. $3. pr.
During Feb. only. Per. No. 6.
Chas B. Howard, P. O. Box
124, Barnesville.

Seed & Plants

FOR SALE





Old fashion good tender
white Cutshorts and Creas-
back bean seed, 75c cup; big,
long, purple hull peas, Germ.
pet., 65e cup. Add postage.
No stamps or checks. Mr s.
Andrew Wilson, Rt. 1, Car-
ters.

Large round, dark rind,
yellow _m ea t, watermellon:
seed, Germ. Sub-standard 64
pet. 50 seed, 10c or 150, 25c.
Send self addressed, stamped
envelope. Mrs. P. E. Traylor,
Rebecca.

Se EAN RUE SSeS CE EEA

Gourd and Pumpkin seed:
African, Jumbo and Freak
gourd seed, 6, $1.00; Dipper,
$1 doz.; Martin, 50c doz. Indian
Wife Beater, 6, 50c; Tree type,
$1.00 doz.; Bushel type, 6,
$1.00; Pumpkin, Germ, 94
pet. 50c doz. Send stamped
self addressed envelope. Ha-
rold James, Rt. 1, Box 87,
Warm Springs.

Short and long neck gourd
seed, 2 doz. 25c. Harold
Mauldin, Rt. 3, Jefferson.

Gourd seed: Jumbo, bushel

24 in. long gourds, 2 doz.
25; small ornamental mixed,
2 doz., 25c. Send stamped,
addressed envelope with all
orders. J. H. Gordon, Rt. 1,
Adel.

Few hundred Ibs. Knuckle
purple hull pea seed, Pure
seed, 98.84 pct., Germ. 84 pct.,
45c Ib. in 100 Ib. lots or 50c
Ib. in small amounts. J. Q.
Adams, Rt. 2, Box 65, Donal-
sonville, Ph. JA. 4-5693.

100 bu. Velvet Beans in 2
bu. bags, Germ. 87 pct., $7.
bu. @; H. Jones, Thomson.

Old fashion tender white
Half Runner and white Creas-
back bean seed, Germ., 94
pet., ea. 65e cupful; Cushaw
pumpkin seed, Germ. 90 pct.,
25 large pkt.; old time pop-
corn for eating or planting,





35 cupful. Add postage. Mrs,
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58,
Ellijay. 5

Martin gourd seed, 3 doz.,
$1 PP. Geo. T. Johnson, 2796
Gordon Rd., . W., Atlanta 11.

Old fashion green sugar
eane for planting. The soft
kind, three cents per stalk at
field. L. H. Grimsley, Rt. 1,

quality, all egg -record above}

not treated, Germ. 90 pect.,|

Cert. seed Sweet potat
Ga. red and Early Red Sy
varieties grown from f i
cuttings. Roy Cauthen,
King St., Tifton, Ph. 2915

Superfection straw be:
plants, $2.50 C. PP; also, )
ereign Giants, $2.00 doz.
orders: only. GC: A, S]
1675 Willis Mill Rd., SW,
lanta, :



Blakemore straw b e r
plants, excellent freezing
nlety.< $l.20. Mores; Cl
Gilleland, Rt. 9, Gainesv

Leading var. scuppernc
plants, well rooted, f r
Carters vineyard. Per. No.
B. O. Carter, Rt. 4, Box 2)
C, Griffin. : :

CORRECTION: Giant
gourd seed, 20, $1.00; Ma
and Long Handle dipper,
ea. teacup; sweet, black
white grapevine cuts, $)
doz. Per. 123. Mrs. G. Coll.
Rt. 2, Box 30, Cobbtown.

Old time Damson plum bu
es; Leeks onion plants, 75c
white multiplying on i.
plants, 70ce.C; Thyme 4
Tansy, 3, $1. Add 10e posta
Fred Witherspoon, 308 Ho
erness St., SW, Atlanta.
Phi Pi; 38-5251, foe

White Bermuda o nic
plants, 300, $1.00; 500, $1.)
$2.50 M.; Charleston Wak)
field frostproof eabbe!
plants, 300, $1.25; 500, $2.1)
$3.00 M. All plants PP in
# Chanclor, Pitts, Ph. MI.

35.

Florida 90 strawber
plants, $1.25 C., $6.00, 5 (
$11.00 M. PP. All damp pac
ed. No checks, Per. 193. M
H. H. Smallwood, Attapv
gus. cS =

Chinese chestnut seedlin:
from selected nuts, 3 yr. tre
heavily rooted and branche
Govt. inspected, blight r
sistant, 4 trees, $5.00 PP.
I. Gibbs, 1007 Clifton Rd., N
Atlanta 7. i











- SALE EVENTS:

March 2 Thursday 1:(
PM. . . MEAT TYPE, REC
DUROC HOG SALE...
National Guard Armor;
Sandersville, Washin gt 0:



o. ,.. At Auction 3
Fall gilts and 20 Fall boar
some by certified boa

from testing station. Writ!
for catalogue. Ben Joine)
Tennille. ee ae

March 4 Saturday __
_ Shetland Pony Productio:
Sale at farm, located
eight miles East Covingtox
at intersection of Hwy. 14)
and Hwy. 11 .... e
80 ponies to be sold at.
Auction both Reg. andi
Grade. Roy Arnold, 2013
Memorial Dr. SE, Atlant;
17 Ph. DR. 3-3634. i

;

March 25 Saturday
Complete dispersal sale
approx, 150 Black Angu:
cattle: 2 Ford tractor plant:
ers, cultivators; 2 Jo hx
Deere A tractors; Irrigatior
outfit, 12 A. cap. ea. time
Ford pick-up baler, New
Pasture Dream, other har-
rows and farm implements;
All good cond. some practt-
cally new. Write for direc
tions to sale. C. A. Williams,
1001 Realty Bidg., Savan-





Adel, Ph. 549- 8489 (Sparks).

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