Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1961 July 5

rmers Negligence

Causes Cholera Break

By PHIL CAMPBELL
Commissioner Of Agriculture

arnings were issued earlier this year
possibility of another serious chol-
tbreak, Georgia hog farmers chose
mmpletely ignore these warnings to
uate their hogs and now the costly
uences are being paid.

or the past two years Georgia has
tienced serious cholera outbreaks,
mis disease costs Georgia farmers
weds of thousands of dollars each
it is surprising that they would ig-





ease Georgia hog farmers did Sick
the warning and adequately ino-
hogs against this fatal disease,
gia is now beset with another seri-
*Xpensive outbreak of cholera. Many
are now sick and dying of the dead-
sease.

ontrast the poultry industry of Geor-
this situation. If the Georgia poul-
mdustry had been as negligent and

no more for the health of their
ens than the hog farmers seem to
for their hogs, there would not be a
ty industry in Georgia today and
little egg business.

NLY THROUGH DISEASE CON-
4 HAS THE POULTRY INDUSTRY
VED IN GEORGIA AND ONLY
JUGH DISEASE CONTROL WILL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1961

NUMBER 44

G FARMERS INVITE TROUBLE





ings of eb olera wen ey are



Pecan Jobs For July

R. L. LIVINGSTON, Head
Extension Horticulture Department
Georgia Agricultural Extension Service

Most of the 2,000,000 pecan trees in
Georgia have set a heavy erop of nuts and



BIG M PASTURE TOURS
AND CLINICS

(All meetings will start at 9:30 a. m.)
Date Assembly Point

Friday, July 7 County Court House,
Southwest Georgia Dawson, Georgia
Wed. July 12 County Court House
North Georgia LaFayette
Thursday, July 13 County Court House
Northeast Georgia Sandersville

Friday, July 14 Gills Place,
Northwest Georgia Harris, Georgia
Wed., July 19 Coastal Plain Experi-
S. Central Georgia ment Station, Tifton
Thursday, July 20 Community House
Southeast Georgia Sylvania-







WE BE ABLE TO CONTINUE THE
HOG INDUSTRY OF GEORGIALET
ALONE INCREASE IT 50 PERCENT AS
WE WOULD LIKE AND SHOULD BE
ABLE TO DO.

The outbreak is here. Much damage
to the economy of the hog farmers has al-
ready been done. But further loss can be
averted if the farmers will heed this
warning. HAVE ALL WELL HOGS IN-

OCULATED IMMEDIATELY AGAIN-
ST CHOLERA. Contact your local veteri-

narian and do your part to save YOUR
OWN HERD and other herds in the state.



a Work

WANTED

Man, 47 yrs. old with small
tractors,
broilers. Want

Cooper, Rt. 1, Pendergrass.
ed, and



@ woman, 18 yr. old

merits

Ma Metter.

D Georeia

MPIRE STATE OF THE SOUTH




Want job on farm around| Poultry farm. Both able ua
er, 2 boys, 18 and 12} Atlanta. Exp. in farming. 8 in work. Begin any time. 54 an 562 Capital Ave. .W., At-
vant jobs helping gath-| family, 6 can work.
wehes, tobacco, vegeta-| get with party easy to please.
nding chickens, eow to} No drinking. Prefer having
nm halves, small garden,| work winter and f
house, good cond, near| Need 5 R. house, wired for} poultry farm, broilers or lay-|Can drive tractor and truck
lley, or Bacon Co. Have} stove, and prefer with a barn.| ers, prefer automatic feeders.|and do farm chores, or work ae Ref. if wanted. J. M.
noved. Mrs. Rachael W. Have to be moved. Jack} Write full information. W. C.|in a poultry house. Jim Holt,| Swallows, 883 Cherokee Ave.,
Hudgins, Rt. 1, Danville.

Like to

summer,

IST STATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI

Man and wife want job on
wanted.
62 yrs. old Answer letters.

Rt. 2, Hoschton. White





Stephens, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.



White, married man with
family wants job on farm.|5 mos. old baby, wants job
Exp. with beef cattle, truck,| at once. Experienced in gen-
laying hens and/eral and beef farming. Must
good house|be moved by
with bath. Write or see. Edd} anywhere

Mr, and Mrs. J. R. Sorrells,|/anta 15.



Flintstone.

now they need some special attention.
Trees that have a heavy to an unusually
heavy set of nuts need more fertilizers
such as 6-12-12 or 5-10-15. Apply up to

1/3 of the total requirement per tree or

per acrethirty pounds now for trees

that were large or old enough to have re-
ceived 90 pounds back in February or
500 pounds per acre on the acreage that
received 1500 pounds in the spring.

COMPETITIVE VEGETATION such
as grasses and weeds should be kept un-
der control by mowing or harrowing
lightly. This will conserve moisture and
fertilizers.

DISEASES and INSECTS should be
kept under control by following a spray
schedule, Your county agent has a sche-
dule for you.

LIMB BREAKAGE will be tremend-
ous on trees that are being brought back
into production after being neglected for
a spellparticularly true with the Stuart
variety. Remove these limbs from the
grove as they may cause borers to infest
the trees after they have infiltrated the
broken limbs.

YOUNG NON - BEARING trees
should receive 2 pounds of 6-12-12 or
5-10-15 for each year they have been
growing. Many 1 and 2 year old trees can
be kept alive by applying 4 to 5 gallons of
water every 10 days in the absence of
rain,

CAUTION All fertilizers for both
young and old pecan trees should be ap-
plied by the end of July.

Middle aged man desires
job near town as caretaker on
farm or eountry estate or
July 10. Go light farm work or nurse com-

and must have] Panion to semi-invalid male.
house with furniture furnish-}Do not use tobacco or drink.

reasonable salary.
Have to be moved. Ref, if Tou, Welch, Rt. 1, Box 80,

Leonard Coleman,

Caconton.

Christian, 61 yr. old white
man with wife, wants job on
farm at once. Exp. in farm-

man, 55 yrs. old,}ing, and truck and _ tractors,
White man wants job on] wants job on

farm. Single. ae good painter. Want 3- 4
house, with electricity for



SE. Atlanta 15.

Georgia First

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@ PEANUTS @ IMPROVED PECANS

@ NAVAL STORES


















































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PHIL CAMPBELL

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| mechanic







: Farm Work

WANTED

Farm Help

WANTED



Man, honest, willing work-
-er, wants job on chicken or
hog farm, preferably DeKalb
or Fulton Co. Have wife and
13 yr. old boy. Need 4 R.
house, elec. lights, wood, wat-
er, near school or bus line.
Have to be moved. Sober, can
give references. Cannot drive
truck or tractor. menry G.

Ross, 5431 Robert Dr., Rt. 1,
Dunwoody.

Retired Service man and
wife want to hear from par-
ties interested in placing a
good team as managers or
caretakers of a farm, feed
mill, Estate, ete. or small farm
on satisfactory basis. L. John-
son, Haralson. :

Single, white man, 43 yrs.
old, wants dairy job or care-
taker or poultry work, Dont
drink. Need work at once.
Reasonable salary. Russell L.
Morris, 2523 McAfee Rd. De-
catur. Ph. BU. 9-8442.

White woman with small
son, wants job on farm, High
school education. Exp. rais-
ing chickens, and can milk.
Want $25. weekly salary. Mrs.
May Flemister, Rt. 1, c/o
Samuel Garmany, Rossville.

Want to give home in coun-
try, (no salary) to settled,

Christian white, healthy wo-

man, over 50 yrs. of age, in
exchange for some light farm
chores and companionship.
Mrs. Maggie Ward, Rt. 2, Box
175, Cordele.



Want quiet, Christian cou-
ple with own trailer to live
on country place (over 100
acres, located 10 miles of
city), to care for few animals,
and milk goat. Garden area,
space for trailer given in re-
turn for services. Farm land,
and some work available. F,.
L. Mattox, P.O. Box 126, Au-
gusta.

Want white, middleaged
woman to live in and do house
work, some cooking and light
farm work. Small salary,
room and board. Mrs. G. W.
Hancock, Rt. 2, Cordele. Ph.
535-4770 (Warwick)

Want white or colored wo-
man to live on farm with
mother, son and myself. Do
light farm chores. Private
room, board, weekly salary.
Prefer around 50 yrs. old.
Must be of good moral char-
acter, reliable, with reliable
references. Mrs. T. G. Peter-
son, Rt. 1, Ailey. Ph. 4161.







_ Want job as caretaker or
little chicken farm. Able do
most any kind work, carpen-
ter, etc. Have 6 yr. old boy.
Husband 52, and wife, 50 yrs.
old. Mrs. E. C. Williamson,
211 Georgia Ave. S.E. At-
lanta 15.

White man, widower, 62
yrs. old, want job on farm
looking after chickens, Can
do carpenter work, drive trac-
tor or truck. Want room, board
and weekly wages. Arch
Gaddis, Box 293, c/o Glenn
Martin, Roswell.

Want job of budding Pe-
can trees by tree or by the
hour, plus travel expenses,
seedlings or others, including
Hickory. $5. up for large
8-10 ft., as low as $2.
. C. W. Page, 149 North
Ave., NE, Atlanta 8 Ph. TR
4-6452,





Want single white man, 45-
55 yrs. old, to help on small
dairy farm, for small salary
and_ batching quarters, John
C, Nix, c/o Community Dairy,
Rt. 2, Box 387, Brunswick.
Ph. AM 5-5362.

Want reliable colored
couple about 55-60 yrs. old,
with own income, to look af-
ter place. Nice home and con-
veniences. Will share Veget-
ables and meat from farm.
Hal Butts, 1615 Forest Hill
Rd. Macon. Ph. SH 6-1867.

Want middleaged white wo-
man with some income, to
live on farm with me, as one
of family. Raise chickens,
turkeys and some vegetables
on 50-50 basis. Must be reli-
able, good christian character.
Prefer party able drive car.
Mrs. J. H. Cummings, Rt. 2,
Byron.










Want steady, sober man for

work on cattle farm. Steady

work. 5 R. house, water, elec-
tricity, on school bus route.
Prefer man about 30-45 with
some cattle, maintenance or
experience. Give
age, size family and refer-
ences in letter. Write. Jack
Willis, Rt. 2, Folkston.

Want elderly. healthy, de-
pendable white man or cou-
ple to live on farm as mem-
ber of family and do light
farm work, cook, keep house

d help care for invalid
var R. RK. Carian, Rt. 2,
Homer.

Se nr
Want middle aged negro
couple with some income to
care for farm livestock in
Jones County. References re-
quired. Marion MeMillion,
1550 Maryland Dr., Macon.

Want man with family, age
35-45, good health, sober and
honest, now living on farm,
Must know how to plant and
cultivate with tractor, oper-
ate combine for grain and
corn. Good house, electricity
and water, on school_bus

Route, 4 mi. from town. Write

available,
give
and

878,

experience, when
salary expected, and
References. Good job
farm for good man. D
Fountain, P, O. Box
Warner Robins.

Want middleaged white wo-
man to live as one of family
(3 children) . and do light
house and light farm work.
Room, board and salary. Will
come after. Mrs. W. J. Harts-
field, Rt. 1, Acworth.

Miscellaneous

FOR SALE







Nice clean roots and herbs:
Yellow Root, Sassafras, Cat-
nip,.Queen of Meadow, Devils
Shoestring and May Apple, 4
lb. lard boxful, $1. Add post-
age. Mrs. H. A, Chastain, Rt.

5, Ellijay.



Fresh roots and herbs,
washed nice and clean: Yel-
low Root, Sassafras, Queen of
Meadow. 4 Ib. lard boxful, $1.;
also, fresh Catnip, 2 lb, lard
boxful, 50c, Add postage, Mrs.
W. W. Lowman, Rt. 5, Elli-
jay.

Large Martin gourds, 50c
ea.; medium, 35c ea.; Catnip
and Peppermint, 25 bunch or
3, 60c; Sassafras, Queen of
Meadow, Yellow Root, May
Apple roots,
Jard boxful, $1.; Martin gourd
seed, 25 Ig. pk, and stamped
envelope. Add postage. Mrs.

Freeman Long, Rt. 5, Box 50,



Ellijay..
Clean, washed roots and
herbs: Catnip, 50c bunch;

Yellow root, Sassafras, Queen
of Meadow, Devils Shoestring,
4 lb. lard boxful, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. L. W. Welch, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

Hen house manure, hauled
50 mi. radius of Gainesville,
$5, ton; hauled and_ spread,
$6. ton. Minimum load 5 tons.
Jack Smith, 404 Sunset Dr.,
Norcross, Ph. 448-3667. :

Sale Events

July 7 Friday 12 Noon
Glade Farms POLLED
HEREFORD DISPERSAL
SALE at the farm, Lula
(Hall Co.,) 9 mi, Gaines-
ville, out Ga. Hwy. 284
North332- polled Here-
fords, 218 lots .. . 110 cows,
calves at side, bred cows
47 open heifers, bulls and
26 unregistered females. . .
mostly CMR breeding .. .
and catalog Contact
Katherin & Mose Gordon,
Sr., Owners, P. O. Box 179,
Commerce.

JULY 27 THURSDAY
11:30 AM Public Auction
Sullivan Farm, Rt. 4 Hwy.
34, Newnan, Coweta Co.

43 Reg. Holstein heifers
bred for Fall freshening
3 Reg. Holstein bulls all
animals bred, born and
raised at Sullivans Farm
all heifers officially calf-
hood vaccinated and clean.
Contact T. R. Sullivan,
Rt. 4, Box 248, Newnan,







ea. kind: 4 Ib.|2



Equipment

FOR SALE



Used broiler feeders in
good.cond., cheap at my place.
Mrs. A. W. Maples, Rt. 1, Box
96, Ball Ground, Ph. 893-2032
(Marble Hill).

Catapillar D - 6 Dozier,
Ser, No. 9-U-oil clutch, A-1
cond; Rome bush and bog har-
row, ten 28 in. disc; Rome
harrow tandem, twenty 26 in.
disc; sub - soiler; terracing
mach.; Pielding Low - boy
with 22 White tractor, A - i
cond. C. E.. Holloway, Rt, 4,
Bowdon, Ph. 2658 nights.

-1957 Ford 600 tractor with
Shermon back hoe and





3311 Butner Rd., SW, Atlan-
ta cFY:

6 A, R. Wood elec. brooders,
1,000 chick eap., $25.00 ea. at
my farm. B. E, Carter, Rt. 1,
Flowery Branch.

15 hp oil fired steam boil-
er, complete with oil burner
and all fittings, suitable f o r
dairy broiler heating, $100.
F. L. Rabun, Ideal.

10 ton Howe truck scale,
complete with blue prints for
installation, for small feed
mill or cattle farm, $500.00
F, O. B. E. M. Kuhlke, 403
Berckmons Rd., Augusta.

John Deere B. tractor, 2
row cultivators, planters, dis-
tributors and harrow, $400;
1-1/2 ton chain hoist, $30.00;
heavy duty, 1 H. wagon, steel
body, $25; also, horse drawn
planter and other farm tools.
All in good cond. J. K. Hyde,
Rt. 2, Box 3, Thomasville. Ph.
CA. 6-2705 (no collect calls).

Parts from Farmall M. be-
ing dismantled. J. L. Brown,
Jr, kt. 1) Gray, Ph. YU.) 6-
3343 (no collect calls).











~ ltruck wit




good shape,
for pulp truck, $375.
gal. kerosene tank, $15
gal. kerosene tank, $20
P. Bennett, 3311 Butne
SW; Atlanta 11, =

Inin] U-21 power unit, ||
HP, good cond. V-belt i
to pull feed mill, both $51
D. E. Short, PO Box 11
ser, Ph. 331. pee

1956 G. M. C. trae
good cond., has new motor. ||
E. Moore, Thomaston, Ph, })
71-7234. - ae

1953 John Deere H. t
rubber good as new, |
Taylorway harrow,
trailer on rubber,
blade and spring tooth
row, all hyd. lift ope

4 ) :
Bucket, $2,175.00. BLGW. Goetz, |E0cs, CORw, tke Ge Ite

1, Oxford, Ph, 78
(Covington). : E

1953 V-8 Ford % ton
truck, good cond, 2 1
ply tires on back, 2 x
ply on _ front, steel
trailer hitch, radio, hi
$450.00. W. BR. Washi
Rt. 3, Box 357, Newn
Al, 3-3968. ; =

Case tractor, $650.00;
bine, $295.00; two, 3_
plows, $75.00 ea.; drag
row, $75; farm wagon,
Bill Hardy, 231 E. Camb
Ave., College Park, Ph.
L021 sees :

1959 model 1-1/2
TIntnl. 160, 14 ft., flat |
truck, 17,000 actual |
looks and runs like new:
Intnl. 300 tractor, equ
with best McCormick
loader, A_= 1 cond., pri
sell. D. E. Austin, Jr.,
Glenwood Rd., Decatur
BU, 9-3137. :

Hand made cradle
cutting grain by hand,
lent cond., over 100 yrs
$10.00. Mrs. Geo. T.
Rt. 1, Box 141, Oxford.



New Holland 77 baler with
Wisconsin motor, in bang-up
shape, needs one small tire,
cheap. Pete Yearwood, Rt. 4,
Madison, Ph. GR. 453-3672.

HP garden tractor, good
eond., with turning plow, cul-
tivators and harrows, $55.00.
Otis Bottoms, Rt. 3, Cumming,
Ph. TU. 7-6027.



Pulpwood chain saw,
1 week, sacrifice, $75.
B. Dempsey, Rt. 1, Wel
Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-

4x 7 two wheel trailer
hitch, excel. cond.,
Ford drag pan, $10.00. Fe
Sheppard, 900 So, Hai
Rd., Stone Mountain, P.
3-4230 after 5 PM.



Oliver OC-3 crawler w i th
front end loader, for sale or
will trade for farm tractor
with equip, G. H. Jones, Rt.
. Douglasville, Ph, 948
9011 (Austell). |

1,000 Ib. feed mixer with
3 H. motor, V-belt driven,
$225.00; Keenco egg grader
with table and heavy duty egg
washer, $125.00. Volley Parr,
1313 Floyd St., Covington, Ph.
786 - -2847.

David Bradley garden trac-
tor with 4 attachments, $135.
L: B, Seagraves, 1593 Van-
Vleck Ave., SEH, Atlanta 16,
Ph. DR. 7-6653.





Good 1-1/4 HP gasoline
gine with reduction gear
so, good forage with _
stand. H. H. Williams,
Box 205 - B, Griffin.

1950 Allis Chalmers
tracter, used very little ;
being overhauled, with ma
and rake with tong cut
Sell all together or separat
Alex N. Booth, Rt. 1, E
man (near Dewy Rose). cs

V-21 Intnl. power unt
sale cheap; rebuilt, 1954,
M.. :, 1-1/2 ton: trucks
tor. O. W. Robinson,
Homes Rd., Marietta, Ph. -
0209.








500 gal. stainless steel Dari
Kool milk tank and 4 unit
DeLaval pipeline milker with
washer and stainless steel vat.
J. KE. Trice, PO Box 72, Mil-
ner, Ph, 1072 W
only).

2 John Blue cotton dusters,
perfect shape, slightly used,
work on any tractor, $40 and
$50 ea. C. M. Peters, Rt. 1,
Social Circle.

Egg washer, model 300, 10
cases per hr., excel. cond.; al-
so, egg grader, model D. P.

(nights





Ph, 993 - 4466.

Massey Harris 917-102, self-
propelled, model 82 combine
with 12 ft, auger table, used
only 1 season, priced right.
May be seen 1 mi. W. Waynes-
boro at forks of Midville and
Louisville Hwys.,, next to
Cates Store, A. H, Streyer,
1106 Azalea Dr., Augusta,

1943 model 1-1/2 ton truck,
good cond., $115.00; also, one
man chain saw, $84,00. Hoyt
Dean, Roswell, Ph, 993-6609.

Cultivator and planter with
fertilizer attachment for
David Bradley tractor. C. M.
Hughes, 4667 Tucker-Cham-







blee Rd. Tucker, Ph. 938-
2461. soe

Egg-O-Matic, 10 cases per
Hr., prac. new and _ very}
clean. John Wayt, Roswell,

19725

Fairbanks Morse
well pump, large prest
tank and motor with pipe
foot valve. Must be pulled
from. platform inside vw
complete, $50.00. Mrs. O.
Chatfield, 1126 Kennesaw |
Marietta, Ph. 428-4259. |

1953 F-6 Ford, 4 yd., wi
level dump truck, $600)
1953 cab-over White, 2
ton, dump truck, $600.00; '
9 front loader, fair cond.,
000.00. Cecil E. Howard,.
Mullberry St., Austell, |
948-8513. c 7

1 row John Deere Noa,
cotton picker mounted on
John Deere tractor, new,
only picked 2 bales of eot
cheap. Don Bridges, Daw
Ph. WY. 5-2535. i

John Deere, 6 row co
duster, used 3 yrs. to dus!
acres, $75.00, S. E. Dyer, |
7, Allen Rd., Macon, Ph, |
5276. : }





2







Bradley garden tractor
HP with plow, cycle bar
rotary mower, $125.00. H
Storm; Rt. 1, Box 163 -
Kennedy Rd., Forest Pi
Ph. PO. 6-3387. e

Walco road grader with
-14 Intnl. Diesel engine, $
A. A, Nohle, 5503 Rockb
Rd., Stone M itain,








Sete











type, rotary mow-~
cond,, $200.00; Da-
ley garden tractor
ors, ae 00. ee
Taylor, Ae
Morgan on Hwy. 45).

shop blower, dbl.
is in 1/2 gal. oil,
wheat cradle, $5;
ning pis, $4. 00








rge cutters, 14 and
new, 75 ea. Joel
Va neville Ph. LI, 6-

|plow and cultivator,



en apace r vith iB

turning plow, opening
$90. 00
Sides,

oter, |




for quick sale. Bill

- [Perkerson Bridge Rd., Aus-



Se ag a

800 gal. Cherry Burrell di-
rect expansion farm milk tank
and hp compressor, used
less than 2 yrs. and just like
new, approx, 1/2 price. Hugh
Ae Rt. 5, Rome, Ph. 232-

Peucerea tava eY aa kiana ed

1,000 lb, feed mixer with 2
HP single phase motor; Allen
grain buster with single phase
motor, like new; 1,330. bu.
Butler grain bin, 14 ft. duct

;}/and assembly, fan assembly,

1-1/2 hp single phase elec.
motor, 21 ft. truck auger Joad-
er and carrage. Q. A. Willis,
Alpharetta, Ph, aR Be 5135:









_Iohn Deere silage
th power unit, row
bar attachment, has
0 acres, perfect
Q ted 7- Ae mi, So.



ering hay fake. mule
Case hay baler with



Windmill with 60 ft. gal-
vanized tower in good shape,
$35.00 and buyer take down,
No tank included. J. H. Pick-
ren, Rt. 5, Colquitt,

John Deere A, and B. trac-
tor; Case Combine; tractor
drag harrow; hammer mill;
dual wheel tractor wagon;
pasture weed spray machine;
New Holland baling machine.
E. K. Mann. \. Newnan.

3 roller Goldins No. 2 cane
mill; 11 ft, evaporator; John
Blue cotton duster. All rea-
j|Sonably priced, see at my
farm near White Oak Camp
Ground. K. Rowland Smith,
| Rt. 2, Thomson,

2 H. turning plow; 1 H.
-|grain and fert. drill; steel
wheel barrow; Jersey milch
cow, now giving 3 gal. milk
daily; deep well pump; set of
p 1 ow. harnesses; also, 27

A.|square of metal roofing. W.









hopper, _ belts
onary masoline engine.
id Wall, 1 W. Wash-

Bi Bast Point.

a nace runs Pea
also, side mower and

3 point hitch, both
eond., $150.00 ea. H. L.
i ae 2, Acworth, Ph.









Jl A. tractor with ecul-
rs, Planters and 2 disc
all in good cond. David
on, White Oak Rd.,
ason, Ph. 1124-R-2.

50 model 1-1/2 ton Chev-
truck, good running
E. G: Warbington, Rt; J;

woody, Ph, GL. T- 4785.

ia Chalmers roto baler,
00; also, Snowco bale
Ey *$200, 00. Both in good
Erwin V. Rush, Hwy.
Kathleen (1 mi So. of).
E Holland 77 baler, Wise.
in bang-up shape,
1 Baa! tire, cheap. Pete
oc, Rt. 4, Madison, Ph.



0, 2 H.,, trailers, tandem,
pay built, perfect

$650.00, other home-

" sturdy, wooden, $200.
t consider trading home
trailer for Jersey ec 0 w
od heavy meat type. All
ries arewaied. W. E.
(in. Rt.

Ba-
; Stone Moun-






tton duster for Ford trac-
n good shape, 40, B. M.
x premen, Rt. 2, Box 58,

vid Bradley garden trac-
low, cutaway harrow,
aw and_= sickle bar

;, also, 2 gal, cap, milk

izer, good cond. R. M.

Rt. 1, Box 245, Ring-
h. 6893 (Chickamauga. )

wheel utility trailer, all
body, new tires, heavy
springs, $45.00; wooden
or Ford pick-up truck,
eattle tail gate or regu-


















e H. tractor in
-eond., with good tires,
$325. Mrs. FE
Old Garrison Rd.,
J. 6-3473






Allanson, 4137 W. Washing-
ton Ha East Point, Ph, PO.
1-3462
e
Equipment

WANTED





- Want power take - off pul-

ley, complete, ready to bolt on
1958 Ford tractor; also, want
80 to 100 gal. size syrup ket-
tle. Both must be in good

snahs. A, A, Culpepper, Bow-
on.

Want sich: bar for Bolens
Husky garden rector rea-
sonably priced. Charlie Car-
roll, -Rt.2> Flint Hull Rad:,
Powder Springs, Ph. 943- 5314,

Livestock

FOR SALE










Cattle

Good mileh cow with young
calves for sale. Fred Atkin-
son, Jr., Rt. 4, Valdosta.

Purebred Holstein _ heifer,
8 mos. old, not Reg., has had
all shots. Jim Coats, ieee
Pores College Park, Ph, PO.


Jersey cow, not Reg., will
freshen with third calf about
July 13, heavy milker, bred
to artificial by bred Jersey.
Claud A. Whelchel, Rt. 6,
Lakeland Rd., Gainesville.

3 dbl. standard Reg. polled
Hereford bulls, breeding age,
reasonably priced. Roy God-
dard, Rt. 2, Lithonia (Kion-
dike), Ph. 482-8433.







5 polled Hereford bulls,
can be Reg., 10 to 18 mos.
old, reasonably priced. Can
be seen before 1 PM week
days or all day week ends.

Russell McDade, Eatonton,
Ph. 6438.

~ Reg, Guernsey male, 18
mos. old, dehorned, ring in

nose, well marked, good blood-
lines and large for age. H.
W. Thurmond, Farmington.

Reg. Angus bull, 3 yrs. old,
wt. 1,300 to 1,400 lbs., $325.
J. H. Alexander, Rt. 2, Pow-
der Springs, Ph. 943-2754.

First calf Holstein heifers,
to start calving late in July,
calfhood vaccinated, mostly
bred by ABS bulls, H, F, Rob-
inson, c/o MacMor Farms, Rt,
1, Bonaire, Ph. GA. 9-1812
(Perry).

4 Reg. Jersey cows, See af-
ter 5 PM work days, near
Toms Creek Church in Ste-
phens Co. J. C, Herron, Rt. 1,
Martin. }

Swine

Reg. Tamworths, nice lot of
boars and gilts for sale. J. S.
Davis, Abba. Rt. 3, Fitzgerald,
Ph. 6541.



Reg. Shorthorns, red, roans
and white, cows with heifer
and bull calves by side, bred
and open heifers, all well bred
Scottish type, heavy beef type.
J. Y. Denton, Hiawassee, Ph.
TW. 6-2451.

Reg. Angus bulls, 15 mos.
old, ready for light service,
calfhood vaccinated, from
clean herd, guaranteed breed-
ers. F. W. Phillips, c/o West-
over Farm, Kennesaw, Ph.
428-2959 (Marietta).

Large Wisc. Holstein heif-
ers to calf Aug. and Sept.,
Bangs vaccinated, top quality,
priced reasonable, Call before
coming. Eugene M. Callaway,
Rayle, Ph. BR. 4-7825.

Purebred Jersey heifer calf,
born June 8, 1961, Reg. and
transferred, $55. E.-B. Bras-
well, Athens, Ph, LI. 3-4336.

150 springing heifers, Jer-
sey,. Guernsey and Holstein,
top quality, very gentle, will
ealf from July 15 to Nov. 15.
Calfhood vaccinated against
Bangs and TB tested, dehorn-
ed. Julius F, Bishop, PO Box
987, Athens, Ph. LI, 3-4527.
days.



Want Farmall Cub tractor,
prefer with rotary mower.
Must be in good running cond.
State year, model and best
cash price; also, want Three
Bottom Plow in good cond. for
use on 3 point hitch tractors.
Jack Willis, Rt. 2, Folkston.

Want one F-30. Farmall



F330 | Farmall
tractor for parts, Must have
good main bearings. G, C.
Wilder, Musella.

Want small tractor, prefer
John Deere or Ford, but con-
sider other makes. also, want
side rake and baler. Must be
good and worth the money. No
junk wanted. State fully des-
cription and price. Troy Sor-
rells, Cumming,

- Want Ford, or similar make,
traetor, reasonably priced for

cash, W. W. Johnson, Rt, 1,
Mableton.
Want 10-15 ton truck

scales with recording type
beam. Prefer located in So.
Georgia. Must be in exeel.
cond, State age, cond., price
and serial number, C. M, Pip-
pin, Jr., Rt. 2, Albany.

Want Rife water ram, size
10-B, within 150 mi. Dover
Gooch, Jefferson, Ph, 367 -
8377.

Want Lilliston peanut com-
bine and peanut shaker in
good cond. and_ reasonably
priced. J. H. Leverett, Rt. 1,
Parrott.

Want 3 deck batter brooder
complete for cash; small gar-
den tractor with attachments
and small air - cooled gas
engine. Hop Perkins, 5 So.
Grady St., Claxton.

Want to trade a 2 dise Fer-
guson dise plow, 3 point hitch,
used very little for a 9 ft.
Ferguson pasture plow, or
would consider Ford make.





.B. Milner, Shiloh.

Want Butane gas tank, P,

_|A. West, 2037 Conrad Ave.,

S. E, Atlanta 15, Ph. 22, -
0068.

C. | assns.,





Nice young Black Angus
Bulls, 12 mos, old, heavy for
age, purebred but no papers,
$175. and up depending on
wt, and conformation, J. L.
Davis, Cartersville,

8 black brood cows not
Reg. and one Reg. Angus bull
for sale. H. O. White, 6900
Campbellton Rd.. SW, Atlan-

ta 11, Ph. PL. 8-7116

Dairy herd: 30 adult cows,
Holsteins, Jerseys; 14 heifers,
16 mos. old, from artificiai
breeding; also, 330 gal. Craft
cooler, 2 compartment stain-
less steel wash vat, elec. wat-
er heater, stainless steel strain-
er, DeLaval milking mach (3
single units), base with Miss
Ga. Dairies. Lowell Smith, 201
Ben Hill St., LaGrange.

Excel. Reg,, dehorned Here-
ford bull, calved June 15,
1960, well tamed and halter
broke. Well worth the money.
Carl Roberts, Ball Ground,

Reg. horned Hereford bull,
15 mos, old, Colorado Domi-
no Bloodline, stocky. good
head, perfectly marked, herd
sire prospect, reasonably
priced, Mrs. Martha Fowlkes,
2440 Peachtree Rd.. NW, At-
lanta 5, Ph. CE. 7-42.39.

8 dbl. Standard polled
Hereford bulls, 17 mos. old,
Advance Domino breeding,
well marked and good in
every respect with excel.
herd sire prospects, ee avebae
bly priced. John Smith,
Cleveland Rd., is Ph,
BR. 8-3705 after 7 PM.

80 quality Holstein, first and
second calf, heifers, wt. 850
to 1,250 Ibs., CV, free of dis-
er calving from now on.
C. T. MelIntire, Madison, Ph.
ne d

Bull, GHR_ Mischief Domi-
no 41, Reg. in both Hereford
calved June 3, 1958.
Sire Mischief Domino 44 (a
$5, 000. herd bull from Circle

M. Ranch); Dam GHR Royal
Linda. Reducing herd, $210.
for quick sale. M. F. Gaddis,
Pox 124, Quitman, af





Purebred Duroc pigs, from
Champion bloodlines, Reg. in
buyers name. P. M. Middle-
ton, Rt. 3, Wayeross (5 mi,
out Valdosta Hwy., look for
the Duroe sign).

Reg. young Landrace pigs,
12 wks. to 4 mos. old, Have
some special for FFA and 4-H
Club; boar that acres, from
CMS breeding, about 9 mos.
old; also, bred mixed breed
cows. M. T. Courson, c/o Ze-
bina Farm, Hazlehurst, Ph.
5-2589.

12 Reg. SPC bred gilts, to
farrow in Sept. and Oct., bred
to outstanding, Reg. SPC
boar; also, Reg. SPC pigs, life
treated for Cholera. Lamar
Altman, Rt, 1, Alma, Ph. FR.
5-2918 (Hazlehurst).

Reg, Duroe boars and gilts,
4 open gilts, 7 mos. old, wt.
250 Ibs. and several boars, 3-
1/2 mos. old. All meat type.
Cert. disease free herd. Hen-
ry Harrell, 603 Gill St.. Ha-
giehurst, Ph. FR. 5-2035.

2 purebred -Duroe boars,
Sire, Toppers Fancy, Reg.
902163; Dam, Ideal Miss
Choice, Reg. 945104, $25. ea;
Toppers Mischief; 964332,
Choice Topper, 964333. Sire
and Dam as above, $
All farrowed Feb. 25,
from cert. meat type.
Murray, 1014, Walnut St. Lou-
isville.

Hampshire boar, 1 yr. old,
ready for service, purebred
but not Reg. Martin Wisherd,
c/o Glade Farms, Rt. 1, Lula,
Ph, LE, 4-5731.

Purebred Duroe gilts, 5-1/2
to 6-1/2 mos. old, out oi
large litters, best of breeding,
some of the late meat type,
treated for Cholera and Ery-
sipelas, $40. to $50. ea. with
papers or $2.50 off without
papers. M, M. Newsome, San-
dersville, Ph. 3856.

Pigs 2 and 3 mos. old,
Hampshire and Spotted Pol-
and China, well fed, treated
for Cholera, $20. ea, or spe-
cial price for all 10. Mrs.
George West, Jr., 4825 Ptree-
Dunwoody Rd., NE, Atlanta,
Ph. BL. 5-3937.

Choice Duroc boars ready
for service, $50. ea. William
. Lanier, Rt. 2. Metter, Ph.
MU. 5-1055.

Reg. Spotted Poland China
pigs, 6 mos. old July 18, boars
and gilts, from large. litters,
meat type, reasonably priced
at my farm, located 1 mi. So.
of Hahira on Hwy. 41. Elmer
Cornelius, Hahira. Ph. 68R12.

Reg. meat type Hampshire
pigs and bred gilts with sec-
ond litters, free of disease,
State tested, dbl. treated,
from good bloodlines. GaGe
Studstill, Rt. 1, Eastman, Ph,
374-3908.

Pucenved: excellent breed

ing, meat type Hampshires,
boars and gilts and weaned
Butler,

pigs. Rank Riley, Jr.,
Ph. UN, 2-4975.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

At Stud: Hedels
Peavine, Reg. No. 35741, 5
gaited American saddle horse
out of Hedel Peavine by -No~-
ble Kalarama (Natl. 5 gaited
Champ 1942-43-44), Mares
boarded, $1. per day. Return
privileges. Fee $50. Standing
at farm in Covington. Addi-

son Terry, c/o Briarpatch
pe Covington, Ph. 786-

Jet black gelding, 5 yrs. old
capable of performing num-
erous tricks, ideal parade
horse, not afraid of cars or
music, being shown under
name of Black Magic; also,
At Stud: dbl. Reg. Golden
Palomino stallion, shown un-
der name of Step Easy Little
Man, J. W. VanHorn, 4457
Covington Hwy., Decatur, Ph.
BU. 9-5798.

At Stud: Buddys
Boy, Reg. Tenn.
horse, one of the most con-
sistent and outstanding stal-

Black

lions now showing. Roy Dor-

sey, 2561 Bohler Rd., NW.
Atlanta, Ph. CE. 7-1115.

Mexican burro mare, 5 yrs.
old, with saddle and bridle,
$90. Julian H. Evans, 603 S.
ae St., Sandersville, Ph,

Mule, gentle and easy to

handle, for sale. Mrs. G. W.

Hancock, Rt. A, Cordele, Ph.
535-4770 (Warwick).

Shetland pony male, 15 mos.
old, for sale or will exch. for

riding mare not over 1,000 Ibs.

or for disc harrow to be pul-
led by Farmall A. tractor.
Guy Neyman, Fred Kelley
Rd., Rt. 6, Rome.

Golden Palomino show
mare, has excel. Show record.
Make offer. Must sell. Sally
Forrester, 2572 Lawrenceville
Hwy., Decatur, Ph. 443-2178.

2 Shetland pony mares, one.
5 yrs. old, 45 in. high with
filly colt; other 41 in. high,
2 yrs. old. Sell or will trade
for cattle of same value. any
good stock. H. E. Beckham,
Trenton.

Roan mare, 6 yrs. old, wt.
900 lbs. will work, and chil-
dren can ride, $125. L. C. Lee,

.|Gas Plant Rd., Stockbridge,

Rt. 2, Ph. GR. 4-7240.

Fancy 8 yr. old saddle mare,
will pull cart, $150. or will
trade for good pick-up suey
and pay difference, J. L.
drews, Rt. 1, Musella fat te
ran).

Apaloosa gelding, gaited,
reel nice, perfect for children.

Will deliver within 150 mi,

For sale on or after July 5.
Lawrence D. Phillips, Box
333, Young Harris.

At Stud: Reg. Arabian stal-
lion No. 12668 Sharooz, by A!
Marah Rooz out of Afirah. All
foals eligible for Reg. in Half-

Arab Registry. Limited ser--

vice. Book early for choice
dates. Charles L. McDaniel,
e/o Hobby Horse Farm, Rt. 1,
DeMooney Rd., College Park,
Ph. 964-6845.

5 gaited horses and colts. 2
yr. old bay gelding; 1 yr. old
white mare; 3 yr. old sorre!
mare, bred; 1 yr. old white
stallion; 6 yr. old bay mare
and colt. All gentle, $100. to
$200.; also, buggy and_har-
ness without top, $75. James
Newby, Rt. 1, Sharpsburg, Ph.
LY. 9-6928 (Senoia).

~~ Sheep and Goats

Thrifty, well bred Hamp-
shire rams, ready for use. C.
J. Hardman, Commerce.

At Stud: Freneh Alpine
buck, out of Laurel Wood
Acres stock and Del-Norte
bloodlines, E..J. McMahon,
1929 Cherry Rd., Augusta, Ph.
RE. 3-3710.



Duroes, 8 boars, 4 mos. old,
$25.; 3 boars, 3 mos. old, $22.
ea.; 7 gilts 3 mos. old., $22.
ea. Can be Reg. for $2. Reg.
fee. All treated for Cholera.
Frederick Zipperer, Rt. 1, Box
182, Guyton (15 mi. SE of on
Hwy. 30). 5

Purebred, meat type Hamp-
shires, boars, gilts and wean-
ed pigs. Excel. breeding. Jer-
ry Turner, Mauk,

\
SN



One fresh milk goat, kids
4 wks, old, real nice, giving
3 qts. or more milk daily. At

my place, cannot ship. Silas

Snipes, Commerce.

2 small flocks, each consist-
ing of 29 grade ewes and a
purebred Suffolk ram, $325.
ea, flock or both for $625. T.
D. Bryant, Sautee, Ph. 2479
(Helen) after 7:30 PM or be-
fore 7:30 AM,

Nobel

walking



























i



aged ewes.

Fer pens... 4, Taylor, Rt. 2

PAGE FOUR



Livestock

FOR SALE



Northern Bobwhite quail,
day old, 35c ea; eggs, 20c ea.
or $18.00 C; also one incuba-
tor, good cond., $15.00. Per.
32. A. N. Reeve, 7866 Roswell
Rd. Rt. 1, Dunwoody. Ph.
993 = 4020 (Roswell)



Sheep and Goats

2 milk type billy goats,
from: goat dairy, 4 mos. old,
$15. ea. at my place. E. H.
Meeks; Rt. 1, Douglas.

- 4 Nubian female kids, from
good milkers, $15. ea.; 2 Nu-
bian males, $10. ea. H. F.
Lawton, Mountain City.







Fat, young, goats, 55 to 60

~ Ibs. avk., 15 lb. at farm. W.

M. Rockel, Magnolia Rd., Rt.
4, Thomasville.

Reg. Hampshire
rams, 1-3 yrs. old, good
blocky types, from proven
flock with 25 yrs. breeding
experience; also, number of
All reasonably
riced. John B. Smith, Cleve-
and Rd., Dalton, Ph. BR. 8-

Several

~ 3705. after 7 PM.



Livestock |

WANTED



Want one Black Poland

China sow pig. Does not ne-

cessarily have to be Reg. H.
. Beckham, Trenton. :

Want small saddle horse,
wt. about 800 lbs. about 7
yrs. old, reasonably priced.
State what you have and
price. Kenney Johnson, 1254
lake Harbin Rd., Morrow,
Ph. GR. 4-4481.





Want purebred or near,
- Nubian, young fresh, milk}
goat, hornless, all right in

every way, nice teats and good

_ flavored milk. Give deliver-

ed price in Austell, with or
without kids. David A. Bag-
ee 44 Washington St., Au-
stell.

Want Reg. Angus heifers
for reasonable price. Must
have good bloodlines and of
sood ~=6conformation. Larry
sooper, Rt. 2. Pendergrass,
Ph. OL. 4-2557 anytime after
6 PM.





Want to exch. David Brad-
lev- chain saw ($200. value),
for mare wt. not over i,000
Ibs.. hogs or cattle of same
value. Guy Neyman, Fred
Kelley Rd., Rt. 6, Rome, Ph.
234-4330.

Want Saanan billy goat
about 3 mos. old. Will trade
nice yearling doe goat of good
milk stock, red roan in color
and very. coals wil trade
even if you bring billy up to
the Old Spencer Place. Mrs.



James R. Smith, Rt. 1, Box

353-A, Demorest.

Game & Fowl

FOR $ALE





Extra large 1960 hatched
breeder quail from 8-10-1/8
ozs. Improved 41 years. Eggs
from -such quail and young
quail by the thousands. Day
old and other ages. Adults, 1
$0 3 ozs. heavier than the
average, Free color photos of
Champions. Per. 27. Wm. A.
Thomas, Box K, 421 Mark
Bide; Atlanta 3. Ph. MU 8-

_ Guinea pigs (cavies), all
sizes and colors, $1.00 ea. No
less 6 shipped, Exp. Collect.
John Fields, 1026 W. Poplar

St. Griffin. Ph. 3682,

Bobwhite quail eggs, also
young birds of various ages,
Quantities limited. Per, 22. W.
W. Brennan, 207 So. Lee St.
Americus.

ae a acd Sr ON Rea

Bobwhite quail eggs, $10 C.
at my place; young Bobwhites
and young chukars, priced ar-
cording to age; few Bobwhite
breeders, now laying, $2.50
pr. Per. 94. Also, some breed-

Taylors Mill Rd. Fort Valley.
Ph. TA 5-8292. :

Wp

Quail eggs, $12.50 C. ship-
ped Exp. Col.; day old quail,
$25.00 C; older birds priced

according to age. Per. 10. J.

L, Tade, 1328 21st. St., Colum-
bus, Ph. FA 3-2422,

Larg Bobwhite quail, all
ages, prices reasonable. Per.
50. J. J. James, Rt. 1, Lindale.
Ph. 234-2266.

Exceptionally high class N.
Z. W. ped. rabbits, breeding
does, $15.00 and up; Junior
bucks, $5.00 and up. See. C.
W. Page, 149 North Ave., N.
E., Atlanta 8. Ph. TR. 4-6452.

23 Calif. does, 10 N. Z.
White does, 5 Calif. Bucks, 2
N.Z. W. bucks, 186 young Calif.
and N. Z. W. and 52 Seniors,
$226.00 for lot. W. T. Wilson,
734 Poplar St. Commerce. Ph.
335-4301.

. Rabbits: 28 does producing,
6 young does (can breed soon)
5 bucks, 100 bunnies, 17 does
to kindle by July 26th; 1
Chinchilla doe, 2 purebred N.
Z, White bucks; rest, N. Z. W.
and Calif. mixed. G. F. Mob-
ley, P. O. Box 311, Homerville.
Ph. HU 7-5566.

One N. Z. White doe and 17
young, 2 - 3 mos, old, all ped.
stock, also young buck cross
N. Z. W. and Calif., for sale
on my lot. Arminda Mason,
1740 Center Ave., East Point.
Ph. PO 1-7066.

38 N. Z. White rabbits, $3
to $8.00 ea., 4 Reds, $3.00 ea.
2 Blacks, $1.00 ea. James H.
King, Raymond.







- Real nice Araucanus Easter

Egg chickens (lay green and
blue eggs), just started laying
for Ist time, 4-1/2 and 5-1/2
mos. old, Sell cheap at my
home. Come after. Mrs. Tom
Kinney, 140 Davis St., Car-
tersville.

Baby chicks: N. H. Reds,
White Leghorns, Black Aus-
tralorps, 3 wks. old, also ban-
tams, Jap. White Silkies, B.
B. Reds, Silver Duckwings,
Silver and Golden Sebrights,
all Show type. Mrs, J. E. Car-
ter, McMurry Dr. SW, Box
487, Atlanta 11. Ph. DI 4-
1388.

50 bantams, $12.50 for lot.
See after 7 PM, E. V. Medley,
2815 Bankhead Hwy., N. W.
Atlanta 18.

3 bantam hens, mixed big
type (larger eggs than full
type), good layers and good

brood hens and Year old roos- |)

ter, cross Brown Leghorn and
bantam, 60c ea. Notify before
coming, so can have them
cooped. C. G. Morris, at Veal,
Bowdon. -

Eggs hatched, 10c ea; also,
3 White Silkie roosters, $1.50
ea.; 2 pr. Cornish bantams, $5
pr; Golden Sebright rooster
and 4 hens, $6.50. Mrs. Alex
Padgett, 3218 Helen St., Sa-
vannah, Ph, 354 - 3805.

Dark Cornish bantams, 2
roosters and 3 hens, now lay-
ing. Norman C. Loudermilk,
820 Ponce de Leon Place, N.
E. Atlanta 6. Ph. TR 6-3582
(Evenings).







1,000 Bobwhite quail, 10
wks. old, 65c, ea. Per. 66. Will
del. W. Z. Page, 2125 6th St.,
Columbus. Ph. FA 2-5896.

8 male quinea pigs (cavies),
mixed colors, $1.00 ea. Ship

Sales. Buster Davis, Rt. 2, Ac-
worth. Ph. WE 4-5171.

4 purebred Ped. Tortoise
Dutch rabbits. Will not ship.
James W. Wood, 2068 Grant
Rd. S. W. Atlanta 11. Ph. DI
4-3900.

4 Ringneck pheasant hens,
laying good, and 1_ rooster,
$10.00 for lot. W. W. Johnson,
Rt. 1, Mableton. Ph. 946-2069.

Ringneck pheasant eggs and
chicks, chukar partridge eggs
and chicks, of all ages, also
few Ringneck pheasant breed-
ers, 5 hens now laying a n d
cock, $15.00, James W. Webb,
1333 Anderson Circle, Smyr-
na. Ph. HE 5-4067.

Red, white, black and blue
Fantail pigeons, and 1 pr.
doves, for sale. W. R. Long,
P. O. Box 565, Woodstock. Ph.
GL 5-6988.

3 pr. young white Fantail
and 1 pr. Splashed pigeons,
sex not guaranteed but they
are nest mates, $3.00 pr. G. B.
Howell, Rt. 2, Box 786, Al-
bany.

White King and Black and
White Fantail pigeons, o 1 d
and young birds also, Ring-
neck doves, for sale. Jack H.
Ewing, c/o Duke Oil Station,
Hwy. 23, Buford .-

One Silver king hen, 1
giant Runt cock and 2 pr.
giant Homer pigeons. Leo-
nerd Hodnette, Rt. 1, Gabbett~
ville.















American giant Homer pi-
geons, blues, reds and yel-
lows, $6.00 pr. and up. M. G.
de La Rue, 307 Spring St. De-
catur.

Game & Fowl

WANTED





Want 4 pr. Jim Bo White
King pigeons with sex quar-
anteed. State what you have
and price. C. W. Powell, P.
O. Lox 1053, Valdosta.

tila

FOR SALE





10,000 Tru - Line pullets, 12
wks. old, $1.00 ea. John A.
Ewing, Ashburn. Ph. 567 -



2331,

Exp. Col. M. O. No Sunday}

(



1960 hatch White Jap. Silkie
cockerels, $1.00 ea. Cannot
ship. Billy Calmes, Rt. 1, Box
93, Grayson. Ph. 469-9298 (St.
Mountain) 3



6 purebred heavy type Dark

Cornish bantam hens and 2
roosters, $15.00 or $2.00 ea.;
also 6 white ducks, $12.00, or
$5.00 pr. Will not ship. J. A.
Wood, 2068 Grant Rd. SW,
Atlanta 11. Ph. DI 4-3900.

W. C. Black Polish, Light
Brahma, Buff Brahma, White
cochins, Modern Silver Duck-
wing, Red Pyles, B. B. Red
bantams, all sizes and ages
from Show birds, reasonable
prices. Fred Thompson, c/o
Done - Rovin Farm, Clarks-
ton. Ph. HI 3-9147.

Trio of Spangled Cornish, R.
I. Reds, Sebright, B. B. game,
$8.00 trio; Silkies, Black Tail
Japs, Black Japs, White and
Black Cochins, $10, trio; also
wild Mallard and White Pe-
kin ducks. Mrs. Nelle Long,
P. O. Box 565, Woodstock. Ph.
GL 5-6988.

One ea. 2 yr. old Claret and
1 yr. old Brown Red game
rooster, and some hens a n d
young ones of ea. kind. Will
not ship. S. C. Jenkins, 524
Patterson Dr. Dalton.

Purebred Red Ginn games,
11-1/2 mos. old stag and
two 18 mos. old hens, dead









game, $20.00 for trio. Will
ship. Frank Osborn, c/o
Draugher Hdw. Co. Cedar-|
town.



Nigger - Head games, early
batch pound size and over,
$10 trio. J. D. Nix, Blairsville.



5 heavy hens, laying, cross
N. H. Reds and Barred Rocks,

dark brown, never stops lay- |

ing, and 1 young, not related
N. H. Red, $10.00 for lot. E.
W. Reed, 5615 Memorial Dr.
mone Mountain. Ph. HI 3-

13 young Mallard ducks,
grown in size, and mother
duck, $19.00 for lot. Cannot
ship. H. H. Cawthorn, 306 No.
poets St. Pooler. Ph. SH 8-

3 Green Head ducks and
1 White Perkin duck, $2.09
ea; 1 pr. Muscovy ducks, $4;
1 trio guineas, $4.50; White
King pigeons, $3.00 pr.; com-
mon pigeons, $1.00 pr. B. L.
chickens, $4.00 pr.; 2 Silver
Leghorn roosters, $1.50 ea.
Starling Yawn, Byromville.







1 dozen Speckled guineas,
$15 or $1.50 ea. Cannot ship.
Sarah B. Calmes, Rt. 1, Box
93, Grayson. Ph. 469 = 9298
(Stone Mountain).

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Jewel Dominy, Rt.
Eastman, g

Seed & Plants

FOR SALE



Brown crowder peas, Germ.
66 pct., Purity, 99.50 pct., 75
quart; running okra _ seed,
Germ. 90 pet.. $1. for one-half
cupful, PP. H. C. Reid, 2303
So. Pryor Rd., SW, Atlanta 15.

Old fashioned bunch okra
seed, Germ. 80 pct., large
striped sunflower seed, 20c
cup; Cayenne hot pepper and
World Beater sweet pepper
plants, 50c C; catnip, 10c ea.
Mrs. Leilar Phillips, Rt. 1,
Royston,





Rutger: tomato plants, 200,
$1.50; 500, $2.25, $3.50 M; col-
lard plants, $4.00 M., 90c C.
Cheaper at bed; Mastodon and
Blakemore strawberry, $5.00
M; Klondike, $4.50 M. Mrs.
Guy Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.



Rutger tomato and collard
plants, 50c: C. Add postage.
H. F. Seay, Rt. 2, 3917 Pan-
thersville Rd. Ellenwood.

Nice, big collard plants,
two cents ea. at my place.
Will not ship. C. C. McDaniel,
1804 Lakewood Ave., 8. E. At-
Janta 15.

Rutger tomato plants, 200,
$1.50: 500, $2.25, $3.50 M;
collard plants, 200, $1.50; $3
M; strawberry, 500, $3; $5 M.
L. C. Strayhorn, Rt. 1, Gaines-
ville. (near Bethel Church in
Forsyth Co.) : :

This yrs strawberry plants,
Everbearing and Klondike,
$2.00 C, plus postage. Mr s.
A. W. Maples, Rt. 1, Box 96,
Ball Ground. = :

Seven Top turnip seed,
Germ. 95 pct., 25 large tbls.
or 1/2 cup, $1.00. Mrs. W. H.
Hensley, Star Rt. B, Ellijay.

Old time Seven: Top turnip
seed, Germ. 93 pct., 25c tbls.
or $1.00 for 1/2 teacupful.
Add stamped envelope. Mrs.
Viola Stover, Rt. B. Ellijay.

600 Ibs. Arlington
Sericea Lespedeza, 1960 crop,
Germ. 87 pct., Purity, 99.46
pet. for sale. Paul M. Nix, P.
O. Box 97, Fayetteville.

Jumbo Bushel gourd seed,
$1.00 doz., for sale. Mrs. Ruky
Logan, Rt. 1, River Rd. Doug-
| jasville.

Brabham peas, Germ. 93
pet., Purity, 96.84 pct. re-
cleaned, in new 2 bu. bags,
$4.25 FOB my farm. H. G.
Washington, Rt. 1, Marshall-
ville. Ph. 7906 (Montezuma).

White nest onion sets, ready
for Fall setting, $2.75 gal. Del;
yellow tomatoes, Ga, collards,
Wakefield eabbage, broccoli,
Brussel sprouts, parsley, all
35e doz. No less $1.00 orders.
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Rt. 1,
Register. :

1961 crop white multiplying
nest onions, $2.00 gal. post-
paid. Miss Emma Dugger,
Newington. :

Early purple hull Crowder
peas, Germ. 91 pct., 50c tea-
cup; 3 cups, $1.00; Blue Java
peas, Germ. 84 pct., early
Brown Crowders, Germ. 92
pet., 10 Ibs., $1.50. Add post-
age. P. B. Brown, Rt, 1, Ball
Ground.

Ga. . Red potato ~ plants,
Govt approved, $1.50 M.
FOB. Strong plants, full
eount, prompt shipment. A.
ee See Alma. Ph. 632

Millions Cert. Ga. Red po-
tato plants, 500, $2.50; $3.00
M., 3 M. up, $2.50 M., Cert. to-
matoes, same prices. B. Lo-
wel Head, Alma. Ph. 632-





























Ga. Red potato plants, $2
M; Black auty eggplant
plants, 500, $2.00; $1.00 C;

tomato plants, 500, $2.00; $1
C. Watis Crosby, Graham.

La. Copperskin potato
plants, grown from vine cut-
tings, State insp. seed, $2.75
M. del. 3rd zone. Prompt ship-



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2118.

Heads Cert. Ga. Re
plants, from vine gro
$1.00 C.: 500, $2.00;
3,000 up, $2.50 M

plants, Cert., same p
J. Head, Alma, Ph.

Hay, Feed, Gra

Coastal Bermuda hay.
ly fertilized, twine ~
truck lots in the fi
ton. 5 mi. N. of Blake
S. 27. Contact before |
truck. Can furnish
at additional cost. M
lyn8. Gee; c/ou Je
man Farms, Blakely, Ph

10 or 15 bu. yello
shucked, for feed, $
at my farm, Mrs. W.
ler, Bishop.



Fescue and Clover,
80c bale at our barns i
Springs and Alpharet
George West, Jr., 482
Dunwoody Rd., NE,
Ph, BL, 5-3937. te

Fine quality hay, 500 b
Sericea, 400 bales mix
cue and Clover, 20

without rain from f
$1.00 bale. F. G. Mar
4701 Grant Rd., Ellenw

3 A. of corn for roas
ears (feed), ready abou
15. Joe S. Smith, S
Rhinehill Rd., SE, Atla
Ph. MA. 7-2998. >

A, Louisville, Ph. MA.
(6 mi. N. of Louisvi
Hwy. 1, 1 mi. to the rig

Miscellaneo

_ Country cured hams,
ory smoked and not sm
85c lb. Max M. Hardie, R*
Mableton, Ph. 948-9595
stell). : aan

Tyee) a] ore Pett hoard TP Reen RETTIG RT eee eOMERT Ea
A 7.00-17 truck tire, (
rating, never been unwi
ped, $25. cash, no che
Dana McDaniel, Rt. 1.
wood. - f . :
Chicken fertilizer, 50c I
also, burlap bags, 15
Mrs. J.. E. Carter, Bo

McMurry Dr., SW.,
11, Ph. DI. 4-1388..

Buckeyes, 50e doz.
T. Tolliver, Rt. ,- 1:
Face. i

Buckeyes, 5 for 25c.
Lucy Musson, 7 Steve.
Summerville,

2 sets iron buggy h
and buggy collars with ;
leather traces on them reas
ably priced. R. Q. Brown
Falls St., Toccoa, Ph. 6
days. -

Fresh strained honey,
qt. 3-3/4 Ibs. in ea. at.,

4th house on dirt road
mond M. Banks, Banks
ae Fayetteville, Ph. 4

Ripe figs soon, be ready
sale. S. Jackson, Rt. 1,
etteville, Ph. 461-7067.

Used shade nets, all
sonal, like new, 44 ft. lon;
36 ft. wide, $15.60 ea.; 48
long x 45 ft. wide, $19.95
Send self addressed envel
for sample. W. F. Harv
3448 Peach Orchard Rd., 4
gusta... ; ae

Fresh herbs, washed ele
Sassafras, Yellow Dock, Y}
low Root, Devil's Sh
string; Queen of Me
ow, $1. Ib.; Colts Foot,
Everlasting, 2 Ibs.,
postage. R. C. Chastain,
Ellijay. :







ment. J. F. Gruber, Rt. 2,
Odum, Sata