Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1961 December 20

Farmers :

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Commissioner.





NUMBER 18













; Lot vp renew our dedication to Him
_ and fervently pray that good will
and eternal peace will be the

shining gift to all mankind.

ao On behalf of the Georgia Department of Aariculture

~ I wish for all of you a joyous Christmas Season.

oe oe : Phil Campbell






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Farm

Work

WANTED



Two men and 16 yr. old
boy and woman want place
at.once looking after broilers
or laying hens or cow and
ealf or hogs. Can move any

time. Have to be moved. James| C.
| Lakeland.

Daniel, Rt. 4, Cumming.

31 yr. old man; sober, with
wife, no children, wants a
half crop, 50-50 basis. 5 or 6
acres tobacco. Exp. Farming
all life, go anywhere. Write.
E. Bradford, Box 391,



50 yr. old man wants work
on poultry farm with layers,
hens, ete., or on truck farm.
Reasonable salary and place
to live. Single and in good
health. Dan H. Copeland, 507
Whitlock Ave., Marietta.

White man, single, wants

job on farm, as _ Caretaker,

- ompanion, garden, flowers,

- repair and other light farm

work. Herbert J. Farmer, Ri.
3, Gee Mill Rd. Conyers.

Want job on stock farm or
-outside work. Need at once.
31 yr, old Christian, able to
work, raised on farm. Have
wife and 3 children. Baptist
by faith. Can furnish Ref.
_ John A. Conaway, Flintstone.

45 yr..old white man with
wife and 2 daughters, want
work. Well exp. in farming,
also 3 yrs. dairy. Can drive
tractor and truck and handle
almost any type farm mach-
inery. Lived and worked on
farm all life time. Need 4 R.
house, wired for Elec. stove.
_ Can give good Ref. Write.
_ David Gunter, c/o Clyde Hen-
ry, Blue Ridge.

Want to bud and top pecan
trees. anv variety that you
prefer. Write only. Clarence
E. Thompson. Warthen.

51 yr. old white woman
wants job doing house and
light farm work. Good work-
sr. Clean and a good cook.
Dont drink. Need job at once.
Go anywhere. Eva Skinner,
Rt. 1, Stone Mountain.

-. 2 men want job, a chicken
douse .. job, or consider any
ind, farm work. Contact at
store on Hog Mountain Road,
in first house after store.
John McDaniel, Rt. 1, c/o
Cleo Baugus, Watkinsville.

. Single, 32 yr. old man, will-
Ing to work. Can drive trac-
tors and trucks. Exp. farm
and dairy work. Ready any
time. Write or see. Melvin
McCollum, 412 Oglethorpe,
/o B, T. McCullum, Albany.











51 yr. old single man want
work looking after laying hen
farm or working on truck
farm. Place to live must be
furnished. Dan H. Copeland,
507 Whitlock Ave., Marietta.

Christian woman wants
work with elderly woman as
companion and light farm
work, for room, board and
$20. week. Write. Mrs. Sarah
Todd, Rt. 1, Woodland.

19 yr. old white man wants
permanent job on vegetable
or poultry farm. Inexperi-
enced, but willing to learn,
live out. Salary at least $35.
week for 6 day work week.
pou E. Scharf, Box 4, Juli-
ette.

46 yr. old man wants job
with layers or broilers on
chicken farm. 3 yrs. exp. lay-
ers, 2 yrs, with broilers, and
25 yrs. with farm. Want per-
manent job. $20. week, room
and board. Honest. sober. de-
vendable. Troy Binford, Rt. 1,
Covington.

Farm Help

WANTED









Want middleaged woman
for several months to do light
farm work, cooking and be
companion for reasonable sal-
ary. Reply at once. Mrs. Jesse
Hall, Mayfield.

Want middle aged white
woman, free to live in, do
light farm work and care for
semi invalid. Have 3 room
house with all conveniences,
$40. month salary. Would ex-
pect elderly couple with no
children. Mrs. A. Smith,
Oak, Dade Rd., Rt. 1, Smyrna,
Ph. PO. 6-1991.

Want sober white family to
work farm on shares, and do
house work also. Tractor and
equipment. 3 R. house with
bath. Mrs. H. H. Huff, Rt. 1.



Bogart. Ph, LI 6-87.

Want white woman, 50 to
65 yrs. old to live as one of
family and do light farm

work, room, board and $10.
wk. Need someone at once.
Mrs. Nellie Smallwood, 1225
Meadow Lane Rd, PO Box 241.
Sandy Springs, Ph. 255-7866.

_ Want man with family to
help operate parlor type dai-
ry with Surge Pipe line milk-
ers. Must be sober, honest and
in good health. Give refer-
ences. 5 R. house with bath,
and on school bus route. Good
salary to right man. No loaf-
ers need apply. Reid Wilson,
Rt. 3, Tifton. Ph. 382-6578.

Want middleaged woman ai
once for light farm work, no
heavy work, $15. week. Roy
West, Rt. 1, Ellenwood.

Want experienced tobacco
man with tractor and equip-
ment to cultivate 300 acres
in cultivation on 500 acre
farm. Located 3 mi. town on
vaved road. Crops to be cul-
tivated on 50-50 basis. Per-
manent for right party. H. T.
a P. O. Box 206, Wrights-
ville...

Want reliable, experienced
sober. white man _ for dairy
farm with no limit on base,
11,000 Ibs. at present time.
Satisfactory arrangement
agreed upon. Consider part-
nership. Write. Wm. Bentley.
Rt. 3, Cedartown. :

Want at once white farm
wage hand for year around
work. Good block 6 R. house
wired for elec. stove to live
in. Must be sober,. honest, mar-
ried. .C. Langham) Rt. 4,
Thomson.

Want farm-hand with small
family for work on farm.
Steady work. 5 R. house on
school bus route. No drink-
ers. Give Ref. Write. Jack
Wilis, Rt. 2, Folkston.

_ Want middleaged, white
woman, unincumbered - for
light farm work and light
housekeeping for elderly cou-
ple, for small salary. Write.
M. Haynes, Rt. 3, Bowdon.

Want unincumbered woman
to live in home and help with
garden and chickens, house-
work and care for a partial
invalid. Woman must be good
Christian. State salary want-
ed. Write. E. V. Blackstock,
Rt. 1, Resaca. Ph. MA 9-6346.

Want man and wife (only)
to assist Foreman on farm.
Board help if necessary. Al-
so, want several col. families
for steady employment and
percentage in crop. Write. J.
B. Walton, c/o Mathewson
Plantation, Pelham.

Want single, middleaged or
older man, fair education,
work on farm part time, and
do part time extra work
around place. Must be able
drive tractor and truck. No
drunkards. Furnish Ref. $15.
week, room and board. J.
Lynwood Bentley, Sr., The
Rock. Ph. 647-3688 (Thomas-
ton).

Want dependable, capable,
middleaged white woman _ to
live with elderly man and in-
valid wife on farm in Turner
Co.. and do light farm and
housework, Modern conven-
iences. Room, board and $12.50
per week. F. L. Moore, Rt. 2,
Ashburn.

~ Equipment

FOR SALE
























1959 GMC truck, used, 2,-
200 mi., $1,800.00; 1957 GMC
truck, good motor, $500.00;
good 1957 Oliver Diesel trac-
tor with half tracks, $1,100.00;
Dorsey log trailer, new tires,
$1,100.00; new F-200 Poulan
chain saw, $285.00. Sell to-
gether for $4,300.00. Mr s.
Preston Carlton, Rt. 2, Thom-
asville, Ph. CA. 6-1728.

. 2 Meadows cornmills (each

20 in.); cylinder shelle: and
12 in. breast sling hammer-
mill with all shafting an d
some old felling. John R.
Teasley, Rt. 3, Canton.

|Chevrolet, 1-1/2

Nice encl
nette (panel
ly enclosed, good for produce
truck, $200.00. ;
dett, RFD, Riverdale, Ph. 964-
7915. A









broiler house, complete, brood-
ers, feeders and waterers. B.
E. Evans, c/o Evans Hardware,
Rochelle. ;

David Bradley riding trac-
tor and 4 pieces of equipment.
M. D. Richardson, 747 Olym-
pian Dr., SW, Atlanta 10, Ph.
755-5943.

Power take-off pulley that
works on rear of Ford tractor,
never used but: once, $25.00
cash. John 4H. - Edmondson,
3060 Millerfield Rd., Macon.

2 dise tiller for Farmall A.
tractor, pull type, good cond.,
$55.00; dbl. section, 24 disc.
tamdem harrow, needs some
repair, $40.00; Marvin. A.
Chambers, Rt. 3, Carrollton
(Bonner Gold Mine).

New 2 disc plow, 3 point
hitch, for sale or will trade
for cattle, sheep or hogs. John
Wall, Rt. 2, Madison.

Farmall H, tractor, recently
overhauled motor, $525.00; 4
dise John Deere tiller plow,
$150.00; J. B. feedmill, $100;
70 pes. used galvanized roof-
ing, $1.00 per sheet; 1951
ton truck
with cattle bodies, motor
brand new, cattle bodies $525.
All good cond. A. R. Brooks,
Rt. 2, Hutchinson Mill Rd.,
LaGrange.

Farmall A. tractor, cultiva-
tor, plow in good cond.; UD-9
power unit, excel. cond.; UD-
14 equipped with V-6 groove
pulley and outboard bearing,
burns Diesel fuel, excel. cond.:
UD-16, 75 HP motor, burns
Diesel fuel, good cond. Raloh
Westbrook, Louisville, Ph.
MA. 5-3311.

Two 36 in. Meadows corn
rocks; Big Chief sifter, 5 in.
blower; 1 ton mixer, motor,
starter, sacking mach., sacks:
M. M. corn sheller, 6 in. con-
veyors, 60 ft., 2 lines V-belts,
all prac. new. Sell all or any
part. Henry F. Blackman, Rt.











(2, Box 342, Griffin, Ph. 7966.

Frank Bur-/i

Equipment for 3,000 cap.























tion harrow, 2
and cultivator,
off saw and 2,
for sale, Hoyt T. |
2, Sims St., May:
652-2366.

Good Bready garden
ton with lay-off plow,
vator and turn plow, |
Henry F. Wallace, Rt.
thonia, Ph, 482-401

1 row Ford corn
$750.00; Cunningham
crimper = condition
Papec hammermill, 5 sc1
sacking spout or spout
barn use, $100.00; corn
er, 4 in. auger, without
$100.00; prac. K
Deere No. 10 spray un
ft. boom with barrel. A
Beckwith, Rt. 1, Auste
948-5488. es
1952 Intnl. truce!
ft. steel bed, helper sp:
good heater, no broken

tires, $275.00. Grady |
tain, Rt. 1, Ball Groun

Oak 5 deck brooder
heater, good as new,
7 elec. brooders, 4,-10
















ea.; 3 Jamesway a
with automatic turner, 3,
cap. ea., all for $185.00
Hunter, 225 Dalrymple
(off Roswell Rd., beyond
dy Springs), Ph. 993
(Roswell). =)
Large Skid motor,
Allis Chalmers, used to
lg. hammermill, good co
reasonably priced. Joh
Bennett, Rt. 1, Waleska.

John Deere L. A. trac
cultivators, lights and
ter, good cond., $450.00. C.
Payne, Rt. 3, Carnesville,
677-2625 (Hommer















Farmall M. tractor, Allis
Chalmers smoothing harrow,
John Deere tiller, tractor and
equip., $1,500.00; mule drawn
John Deere mowing mach.,
rake, $125.00; Fairbanks

Morse, 11 in., hammermill and 1
lsacker with belt, $125.00. All

A-1 cond. Can be seen on
Hwy. 341 N. of Musella at
Cliff's Place. H. C. Mitchell,
Musella, Ph. TU. 5-2392 (Cul-
loden, no collect calls). |

Farmall C. tractor, good me-
chanical cond:, with hydraulic
lift, 2 point fast hitch, culti-
vating equip., all purpose
plow, 8 dise Rome _ harrow,
and 4 wheel trailer. Ben Rob-
inson, Rt. 4, Carrollton, Ph.
832-2610.






- Sears hammermill. a
extra long, 6 in., belt, g
cond., for sale cheap. |
King, PO Box 206, Green




at my farm. Stuart Lewis,
Cumberland Rd., NE, Atl
6, Ph. TRe2-107as






heater for dairy
slightly used,
Henderson, Rt. 2,

Allis Chalmers tractor,
G. M. Williams, 2
Wine Rd., East Point, Ph. P.
6-4837. ie ae







3-1/2 garden rotary tiller,
$60.00 at my place. C. Jerome
Hadden, Avera. /

2 H. wagon bed and set, in
good cond., $15.00 at my place.
Hermon McDonald, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega. ; :

1/2 ton 1956 Dodge pick-up
truck, 2 new tires, 3 good as
new, heater, cattle body, 2,600
actual miles, one owner, very
reasonably priced. J. H. Bar-
nett, Rt. 2, Watkinsville, Ph.
SO. 9-2251. :

Equip. for 1,000 chickens,
automatic and large and small
feeders, for sale at my place.
Mrs. J. V. Smith, Box 23, Ken-





nesaw (Shiloh Rd., 1 mi. from.

Kennesaw).

Blacksmith sho p _ tools:
Champion shop blower and
Peter Wright anvil, for sale

reasonable. J. Q. Wyatt, Shady.

Dale:

Well pump, 1/2 HP, pipe,
tank and necessary items for
installing. T. J. Coker, Rt. 2,
Stone Mountain (Howell Dr.
and oly Hill Rd.), Ph. 469-



Chattanooga 2 roller cane-
mill, good cond., $8.00. Mrs.
J. E. Harrell, Rt. 4, Box 70,
Quitman.



Sears deep well jet pump,
60 ft. dbl. plastic pipe with
foot valve for 4 in. well, al-
so, valve for 3 in. well, pump
motor 110 or 220 volts, all
good cond., $60.00. Billy San-





ders, Vienna, Ph, 268-4716,



Jeep pick-up, 1957 model
with 4 wheel drive, 6 cylinder
engine, heater, all steel pick-
up body and spare tire and
wheel, runs good, is free of
dents and has new paint. Har-
ry Arnold, Jr., Monroe, Ph.
267-9685. nights.

One deep well pump f or





1958 OC-3 Oliver Crawler
tractor with front - end _load-
er and Dozier blade. Robert
Johnson, Tallapoosa, Ph. 730
nights.

Model 500 GLF egg washe:
good cond., 3,600 per h
$350.00. Eugene M. Callawa
c/o Cross Road Plantatio:
Rayle, Ph. BR. 4-7825.

Gasoline operated stand-by
generator, never been con-
nected just the thing for heat-
ing or lighting needs during
power failure), R. M. David-
son, c/o Northeastern ]
ing Co., Commerce.

Small John Deere modi

tractor, good cond., man
lift, new paint job and m
and cultivating equip.,.

plow, harrow, $400. Jac!
Walker, Rt. 1, Riverdale
GR. 8-6858. Se

Cultivators
side dressing attach, fo
mall H. tractor, good
$150.00. Otis H. Martin,
Bream Ave., Augusta,
4-8507 (No collect calls).

Elec. incubator, 90 egg
good cond., $18.00 plus
ping chgs. W.E, Thames,
Browley Dr., Macon,
3-8160. gis cies

TD-9 Intnl. Bulldoz
ble 3
























































sale. Mrs. C.. May, 1237 Dixie}W. Gr
Hwy., Jonesboro, gia













x00d eee Garicn trac-
with lay-off plow, culti-










































0.
honia, Bh: 482- 4015.

946 Chevrolet 3/4 ton
, stake body with cat-
body, 46,000 miles, A-1
d. Hulon Garner, Suwanee
end of NE Expressway).

(/4 HP Berkley deep well
with 15 gal. tank, jet

oot valve and fused
ch box, about 25 ft. of
$35.00 for all. R. W.
, Rt. 2, Franklin (2 mi.
vf Glenlock).

rank type shop blower and
vy duty shop drill, $25.00





















egg

: wit h ee
ae and mat, perfect
eond., $7.00 PP: corn sheller
ith "pulley and belt, can be
sed with hand turning crank,
-00 TL M. eb, HU Uses













et of eiepenrds efor 1950,

/2 ton, pick-up truck, excel.,

ond., $25.00. Linton Tarpley.

Rt. i, Kennesaw, Ph. 428 -
) (Marietta).

sate 1 row, Intnl tractor
ith equip., in top shave, mo-
100, $1,150.00. Rufus Col-
Manassas, Ph. 3269.






















yr. old, excel. cond.,
c parts incl. $400. 00
loyd Jenkins, Rt. 1, Fair-
n, Ph. 964-6411 nights.

Ford 8-N tractor, $600.00;
scrape, $125.00; sub- soiler,
$65. 00; 16 disc smoothing har-
OW, $175. 00; late model Ford
ide del. hay rake, $225.00;
11 in good cond., 3 point hitch.
Hubert Cox, 1570 Cedar Grove
Rd., Conley, Ph. MA. 7-0001.

Model 259-211 Sears pump
mplete with pipe. H. C.
Mulkey, 120 Patton Dr.,
onesboro, Ph. 478-8950.

2 Hudson elec. brooders;
lec. chicken picker; hang-up
ders, waterers, tray pans.
Vill sell together or separate-
Georgia Spruce, 1203 Hill-
od Ave., Griffin, Ph. 9692.

Kato 800 W. generator
plant, $85.00 or consider less
or will trade for small_r, 200
W. plant, to use with 4-1/2
HP Briggs motor and Emerson
water tank. Frank Still, Box
637, Folkston.

Large dbl. sction harrow,
suitable for lg. crawler trac-
tor, $400.00; also, 4,000 gal.
syrup storage tank, $350.00.
-R. L. Jackson, c/o Flint River
Farms, Rt. 1, Jonesboro, Ph.
EDR: 8- 2245.

~ Equipment

WANTED










































Want good, used, concrete
er, Eugene Cooper, Rt. 1,

Want 110-120 Vv. AG light
plant, prefer 2,500 watts, will
consider more or less if in
good cond. and within 50 mi.
radius. P. N. McKay, Rt. 5,


























Want small farm sawmill,
preferably portable, Jackson
Harvester or equal: Must be
running cond., cheap for cash.
rite what you have, Jack
illis, Rt. 2, Folkston.

Want log wagon or heavy
H. wagon for hauling logs
to sawmill. Prefer type with
sunk, but any kind considered.
Must ust be reasonably priced.
ving cond., location



: 5215 Rivoli Dr., Macon, Ph.

-| waterers,

-| price, ete. in letter.
;| Adams, PO Box 371, Douglas.

sp
aoe Childree,





SH. 5-0213 (no collect calls).

Want to exchange Vulcan
cultipacker for Jno. Blue cot~
ton dusting machine and pay
$25.00 difference, delivered
here. Mark T, Warren, Dewy
Rose.

Want to exchange 1/2 tan
elec. chain hoist for a ham-
mermill, 10 in. or larger, in
good cond. Earnest G. Stan-
sell, 157 Boges Rd., Mableton,
Ph, 948-1860.

Want complete power take-~
off shaft for 42 - R or 52-R
Intnl. Harvester combine. C.
H. Jordan, Rt. 2, Covington.

_ Want two used tractor tires,
size 10 x 28. Harley Merrick,
Rt.. 4, Cuthbert.

Want incubator in good
cond., quail breeding and
holding pens and feeders and
M. > Kane, 152
Peachtree Way, NE, Atlanta 5.

Want flat dump bodv to go
on Chevrolet truck, 12 or 14
ft. long; also, want good used
Ford tractor and power take-
off pulley for TD-9 tractor.
Cheap for cash. M. E. Phillips,
Rt. 4, LaGrange.

Want sickle type mowing
equipment for Cub_ tractor.
Rae Ha Cotters Ji. = BOxe 03;
Rockbridge Rd., Lilburn.

Want bulk or bulk and bag
feed body with or without
truck. Rufus Adams, c/o
Adams - Briscoe Farm, Jack-
son.

Want 1950 to 1954 model
Ford or Ferguson tractor,
within 50 mi. of Douglas. State
Lowell D.



Want Ford tractor 8-N mo-

\del or Farmall Cub. Write

price and cond. Henry Lee
Moore, Rt. 2, Acworth.

Want Ford tractor with
bush and bog 8 disc. 5 ft. ro-
tary brush cutter. Have 6
cylinder Jeep wagon to trade,
28 in. cordwood saw blade, 36

in. cycle mower blade for
Big Chief or other gardon
tractor. Write only. S. M.

Stout, Warm Springs.

Want cane syrup mill, steel
frame, power pulled. aD
Goswick, Rt. 1, Alpharetta, Ph.
GR. 5-5457.

Want Farmall Cub or Allis
Chalmers G. tractor with cul-
tivators and 2 disc tiller. Write
full discription and price in
first letter. J. E. Wylds, Rt.
1, Box 565, Augusta.

Want Super A or 130 Far-
mall tractor with planters, cul-
tivators, mowing machine,
frontend loader, and Bulldoz-
er blade. M. E. Jennings, Rt.
3, Cumming, Ph. TU. 7-7052.

Want good used, 10 hole,
metal hen nest. Price must be
right. Need 82 or less. Call
collect. Jerry Vickers, Rt. 2,
Dahlonega.

Want 3 disc Athens tiller,



trailer type on rubber, cheap

for cash. O. C. Sands, Rt. 1,
Watkinsville.

Want Lo-boy and tractor.
Must be in good cond., no
junk, reasonably priced with
clear title, for cash. Vearl Wa-
ters,
2157 after 7 PM (NO collect
calls).

Want to trade TD-14 IHC
Angledozer in excel. cond. for
65 Ferguson Diesel farm trac-
tor. Robert H. Tootle, Reids-
ville, Ph. 2151.

Livestock

FOR SALE





Cattle

Good Jersey milch cow for
sale cheap. Roy Williams, 3406
Rilman Rd., NW, Atlanta 5,
Ph. CE. 3-0764.

Jersey milch cow, dehorn-
ed, halter broke, good quali-
ties, easy to milk, has given
4 gal. daily, due to freshen

>! Dec. 27, reasonably priced. L.

A. MeGarity, 27 Elm St..

_| Hampton. _

20 Angus calves, 6-10 mos.

heifers. Will furnish Reg. pa-



ers, $100. to $125. ea. T. L.
I Jo Winkl F

old, about 1/2 bulls and 1/2)

Holstein cow, due to fresh-
en Dee. 20, artificially bred
to Charolais: also, 1-1/2
Charolais heifer, artificially
bred to Charolais, R. B. Dol-

cee ei 23, Suwanee (1 mi.
. 0

5 yr. old Guernsey cow,
bred to purebred Hereford
bull, freshen first of June,
never goes dry, last calf drop-
ned first wk. in June, now
giving 2 gal. milk daily on
light nes $160. Grady Chas-
tain, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

2 =e oxen, wt. about
1,400 -1,500 Ibs. ea., look like
twins, work good together and
anywhere, plow. pull wagon
and logs, will take beef price
for them. L. O. Lindsey, Rt.
1. Swainsboro, Ph. 7-7263.

2 heifers, one is 3/4 Guern-
sey and 1/4 milking Short-
horn, freshen with second
calf soon, gave 4-1/2 gals. with
first calf, $150.; other Guern-
sey. eligible for Res.. to fresh-
en with first calf, $160, Both
very nice and gentle. J, F.
Lancaster, RFD, Dacula, Ph.
TH. 3-4317 (Lawrenceville).

Stocky built, well marked,
Reg. horned MHereford buil,
ecalved Feb. 5, 1961, well
tamed and halter broke. Carl
Roberts. Ball Ground.

Santa Gertrudis bull, Reg.
No. 63942, 3 yrs. old, all pa-
pers, approx. 1,600 lbs., $750.
Jack Crowder, c/o Melody
Brook Farm, Windy Hill Rd..
Be oe a Marietta, Ph. HE, 5-

2 purebred bulls, entitled to
Reg., 5 mos. old, for sale or
will trade one for purebred

jack Angus, same age; also.
want to hear from party hav-
ing sheep for sale. A. B. Wha-
ley, Rt. 2, Box 121, Ringgold.

10 Young Angus bulls,
ready for light service, all
purebred, best bloodlines, sold
with or without papers. Elzia
Hayes, c/o Model Farm, Rt.
1, Sharpsburg, Ph. AL. 3-4558
(Newnan).

Stocky built, well marked,
Reg. horned Hereford bull,
ealved Feb. 5, 1961, well tam-
ed and halter broken. Carl
Roberts, Ball Ground.

Guernsey and Jersey dairy
heifers to calve soon, large.
good type, heifers, good foun-
dation records on dams, T. B.
and blood tested; also. 1 Reg.
Ayrshire bull, good produc-
tion records, calfhood vacci-
nated, ready for light service.
priced - ieee E. L.:-Rog-
ers. Rt. 1, Plains. Ph. VA. 4-
4795.

Polled Hereford bull, pure-
bred but no papers, wt. 909
Ybs.. $190. Dan Clarkson, Rt.
2. Chickamauga.

Swine

Hampshire sow, 2 yrs. old,
mother of large litters, $60.;
also, pigs ready to go, Hamp-
shire and Poland China, $10.
ea. David Harper, Rt. 1, Box
193-B, Downs Dr., Winston. -

Black Poland China service
boars, bred gilts, weaned pigs,
treated for Cholera and Ery-
sipelas, Reg. in buyers name

W. T. Jennings, Rt. 2, Ameri-|

cus.

2 nice Lancaster gilts, from
Reg. stock, approx. 80 lbs. ea.
E. E. Hughes, Rt. 7, Hartley
Bridge Rd., Macon, Ph. SH. 5-



Dawsonville, Ph. 265 - 4745

One Duroc and Poland Chi-
na crossed male hog, about 18
mos. old, $35, Selling to pre-
vent inbreeding. Will not ship.
A. D. Evans, Rt. 2, Temple.

Duroc sow and 6 pigs, pigs
farrowed Nov. 21, 1961; also,
18 shoats. 40 to 60 Ibs. ea.
Sell all or any amount; also,
Jersey milch cow, to freshen
in Jan., 1962, good butter cow.
W. J. Harrison, Rt. A Harri-
son, Ga. Ph. 399-M-2 (Ten-
nille).

Purebred Black Poland Chi-
na pigs: three 4-1/2 mo. oid

gilts and 4-1/2 mo. old boar:

11 wk. old pigs, boars and
gilts. All treated for Cholera
and Erysipelas, from Bangs

and Lepto free herd, xtcl |

bloodlines. Reg. in buyers
name. $35. ea.;: younger ones,
95. Jerry Allmon. Rt. 1, But-
ter.

Pigs for sale, 8 wks. old.
Neal Allen, Rt. 1, Danielsville.
Ph. SY. 1-2295.

Reg. spotted Poland China
boar and gilts, good blood-
line, will Reg. in









buyers
julame Hugh Westbrook, Rtel,





. 5 purebred 0.1L C. pigs and!

6 half Landrace and Hamp-
shire pigs, all 8 wks. old; al-
so, 12 S.P.C. and Duroc pigs,
12 wks. old. A. B. Whaley, Rt.
2, Box 121, Ringgold.

_Reg. spoted Poland China
pigs, 3 and 5 mos. old, boars
and gilts, from large litters,
disease free, priced right at
my farm, 1 mi. So. of Hahira
on Hwy. 41. Elmer Cornelius,
Rt. 2, Hahira, Ph. 794-2836.

OIC breeding stock. med.
blocky type, pigs 10 wks. oid,
$25. ea. FOB, Reg., treated in

buyers name. Cheaper at
farm. No pene sales. Locat-
ed 6 mi. Commerce.

N
Paul J. Cain, Rt. 1, Hwy. 441.
Commerce.

Purebred Duroc gilts, 5 mos.
old, best of bloodlines, out of
large litters, $37.50 ea. with
papers or $35. without. Mar-
vin Newsome, Sandersville.

Tamworths,. the lean meat
hog, Reg., treated, Cert. panes
free, best bloodlines. J. S.

Vis, Abba. Rts. Witzeerety
Ph. 6541.

2 Landrace sows, 2 yrs. old,
bred to farrow Jan., 1962, sec-
ord litter. $85. ea.: 2 yr. old
Landrace boar $65. or $225
for the 3, at my farm. All in
good shape. M. L. Montgom-
ery, Box 678, Macon, Ph, SH.
5~2966.

Horses, Milles & Ponies

Large mare mule for heavy
farming, fully guaranteed, for
sale or will trade for medium
size mare horse. Letters ans.
W. B. Bethune, Rt. 1, McBean,
a oa N. Waynesboro, Hwy.

7 yr. old gelding, Walking
horse, Reg., jet black with
blaze face, 1 white stocking
foot, son of Midnights son:
2 Palomino ponies, gentle for
children, reasonably priced.
At Stud: golden Palomino
stallion, fee $25. J. W. Van
Horn, 4457 Couey Hwy..
Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-5798.

Shetland pony mare, black
and- white, 6 yrs. old, gen-
tle for children. bred to mini-
ature black and white stud,
$250. Z. M. Addy, 618 S. Lee
Americus, Ph. 5878.

Daple grey Shetland pony.
gentle with bridle and saddle
$200. Frank Burdett, RFD.

Riverdale, Ph. 964-7915.

One mule about 900 lbs.
$75. Marvin A. Chambers. Ri.
3. Carrollton (Bonner Gold
Mine).

5 yr. old gelding Shetland
pony, gentle for children, 44
in. hich saddle and_ bridle
$125. BE. N. Hudson, 1020 Put-

nam St., Macon, Ph. SH. 5-

8409. :
Gelding, red with black

mane and tail, gentle but

spirited, can be seen after 4
PM and on weekends. Murray
Wilkes, Rt. 2, Box 424, Dub-
jin.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

Shetland pony mares, some
with colts by side and rebred,
some heavy in foal and some
are child broke, $150. up; al-
so, 2 female Mexican burros,
bred, $65. Z. W. Kirkland,

2621 Ball Park Dr., Tucker.
Ph. 938-1574.
5 Shetland ponies: 1 black

A white, 41 in., stallion with
good conformation and 4 bred
spotted mares, all mares to
foal in spring, all will ride,
$1,200. or will consider trad-
ing for beef cows. J. A. Pat-
terson, Lenox, Ph. 546- 2877.

3-1/2 yr. old Walking
horse gelding, new western
saddle, bridle and blanket,
well trained, gentle for chil-
dren. Will deliver within rea-
sonable distance whenever
you wish. J. B. Elliott, Rt. 2.
Mableton, Ph. 948-7825.

At Stud: Res. American
saddle bred stallion, Kings
Genius breeding, stud fee $35.
Will board mares at 75 per
day. Have transportation
available at small extra
charge. Stallion standing a
Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 8-9689.

Large Welsh horses and
ponies, all gentle. now being
used in pony ring and trail
ride; racking mares and geld-
ings: one fat mare will work
or ride. bred to Tenn. Walker.
real gentle; one small, black
stallion and stallion colt 7
mos. old. Don Cochran. c/o
Rebel Ridge Farm Shiloh Rd
Kennesaw, Ph. 428 - 4982
(Marietta).



PAGE THREs

Nice bay mare, hap mane
and tail, white blaze, 2 white
sox on back legs, gentle for



children, $225.; also, nice sad-

dle, like new. J. C. Bolton, Rt.
2, ae Hope Rad.. Lawrence
ville

Shetland ponies for sale or
trade for cattle, sheep or shogs.
John Wall. Rt. 2, Madison 7 oe

Horse mule,. black Salih
wt. about 900 lIbs., for sale.
Hoyt T. Mealor, Sims St Rs.
2. Maysville, Ph. 652-2366, _

ee OO eae

Standard bred gelding pac-
er, grandson of Billy Direct,
very fast, well broke, easy to

drive (any woman can drive

him). Have
Brown, Baxley.

te eo

1-1/2 yr. old Tenn. Walker.
partly trained, deep red with
2 stocking feet, and new west-

papers, S.

ern saddle and bridle. Mike be
Foster, 323 Jonesboro Rd., Mc-

Donough, Ph. 423- 4243.

Large and small Tenn,
Walking horses, some Reg.,

some not, nice going horses
and all gentle for women and
children. Ben Hill, 2641 Bob-
O-Link Dr.,
5-5394.

Pr. of mare mules, good
eond., work anyw! ere, reason-=
ably priced. Grady Ison,
Brooks

Little Reg. Shetland pony
stud, with papers, flax mane
and tail, $250. or trade for

anything I can use on farm.

R. M. Sheppard, Rt. 1, Pleas-
ant Hill Rd., Lithonia.

Palomino gelding, will rack,
very gentle, has class. $185.
W. S. Causey, Austell,
948-7161.

Nice black Jack (burro)
with white points, gentle and
broken to ride, suitable for
breeding purposes, $65.
farm. Stuart Lewis, 1264
Cumberland Rd.. NE. Atlanta,
Ph R. 2-1072.

3 yr. old mare, approx. 800
lbs.. gentle for children: 7
yr. old gelding, fine pleasure
or show horse; also, several
other nice horses of all sizes.

'm. E. Hughes. Rt. 7 Hartley

Bridee, Rd., Macon,
5-4745.

4 Mexican burros. one male
and 3 females, 2 hred. $40. ea.
or $125. for lot. Fred Collins,
Rt. 2, Whigham.

Nice Reg. Tenn. Walking
stallion, 4 yrs. old. proven
sire, for sale or. at stud as
long as I own. Fees reason-
ab'e. Alex Dopson, Jackson-

Ph. SH.



| ville,

Shetland pony. saddle, har-
ness and cart, complete_rig,
$295. Ralph L. -Rhodes, Un-
ion Point.

Sheep and Gosts

4 kid. goats, raised on: bot-
tle but are now eating calf
food, $16. for lot at my barn.
B. W. Horne, Baxley. Ph. 367-
2780.

Alpine buck. about 1 yr. old
and 3 milk type goats, $20.
for all or sell separatelv. See
after 4:30 PM. Mrs. M. L.
Wadsworth, Rt. 1, Box 291,-
Zebulon..

2 nice milk goats, one is
milking about 1 at. daily but
when freshen she gives 1 gal.
daily, other is dry but soon
to freshen and will give 1 gal.
daily. Mrs. Lee Kirkley, Cas-
eade Rd., SW. Atlanta 11, Ph
344-2581.

SASH teehee eae
One milk goat and one doe,
6 mos. old. See at

wick Rd., Hwy. 186. Thomas
C Griffeth. High Shoals.

Livestock

WANTED





Want young male yearling ~
and young gilt. Write stating
what you have, description
and price. Y- M.
Williamson.

Want good riding nore ore
driving cows. Prefer mare,
not over 8 or 9 yrs. old, and
must neck rein. reasonably
priced. Billy S*nders. Vien-
na, Ph. 268-4718

Want Reg. Guernsey bull
with papers. just. large
enough for light service. Must
have good bloodlines. J.
Capehart, Rt. 2. Chickamauga





Macon, Ph. SH.

Pa.

at.

intersee-
tion of Good Hope and Bost-

Andrson. 3















act's

4



a











GGuaronteed by Manufacturer
_ FFound by State Chemist





FEEDS FAILING TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUAR N
October, 1961









NUTRENA MILLS, INC. \Minneapolis, Minnesota
Nutrena Hog Prime
*Fiber high 2


















; PROTEIN FAT FIBER :
CARR & BOATRIGHT, Sandersvilla, Georgia : SENECA OIL CO., Seneca, South Caroline | 2
Crimped Cats G 11.0 3.0 Seneca 36% Protein Cottonseed MealPrime 2 Quality
: *Fiber high F 11.0 5.2 *Protein low :
CENTRAL SOYA-McMillen Feed Division, Fort Wayne, Indiana SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia a
Master Mix Broiler Starter 308-77L-Medicated GS 24.0 73 3.0 Broiler Starter MashMedicated 6
*Fat low F 24.0 6.5 3.0 : _ *Protein low F
Master Mix Sweet Bulk 'N Flakes 648 S 10.0 1.0 18.0 Broiler Starter Mash Medicated G
*Fiber high F 11.0 1.6 19.7 *Protein low F
faa Southern Broiler Starter MashMedicated Gs
WILLIAM DAVIES COMPANY, INC., Danville, Illinois *Protein low aR
{ _ Swisher Super Broiler AMedicated G 41.0 5.0 Broiler Starter MashMedicated G.
*Protein low F 40.0 6.9 Protein low FS



DAWSON COTTON OIL COMPANY, Dawson, Georgia
"Elizabeth Beauty Brand" 41% Protein Guaranteed









Meal Gc 41.0 3.0
*Protein low F 40.0 3.1
DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee
Red Lion Shorts GS 16.0 4.0
; *Fiber high F 17.1 4.2
__HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin, Georgia
Pay Dey P-40 Pig & Hog Supplement S G 40.0 3.0
*Fat low : F 42.4 2.6
KRAFT FOODS, Div., National Dairy Products Corp., Chicago, Hil.
Pex High Lay Pellets For Layers and Breeders G 26.0 6.0
*Fat low E 27.3 5.3)
Cc. we MILLS, Byron, Georgia :
- Pay Load Ground Cobbs, Shucks & Molasses S 1.5 0.5
*Fiber High z F 2.8 0.7



MUTUAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Ozark, Alabama
Sunny Dale Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal
Prime Quality

n@

*Fiber high

- GGuoranteed by Manufacturer
FFound by State Chemist
PPenalized

lon

ao

FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARAN
October, 1961





: PROTEIN FAT
ALLIED MILLS, INC., Chicago, IIincis
Wayne Pullet Developer G (An All Mash Feed) GS 14.0 2.5 9.0
(P) Protein F 10.1 4.5 &.8
CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tennessee
Peerless Hog Feed = GS 18.0 3.5
(P) Protein F 16.7 3.6



CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Mccon, Georgia

36.0


















RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri
Purina Dairy Chow 16% Coarse
*Protein low

ROBERTS RICE MILLS, INC., Weiner, Arkansas
Rice Mill By-Product

=



n@










*Fiber high



Rice Mill By-Product




*Protein low & Fiber High










ROME OIL MILL, Div. Hunts Foods and Industries, Inc., Rome, Ga.
' Cherokee Brand 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal Gi
*Protein low SES Rees









WEAVER MILLING | COMPANY, Ocilla, ee
i Broiler StarterMedicated
*Fat low










WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
Jim Dandy Dry & Freshening Feed
5 *Fiber high




BDIMIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, fone
nee Lion Shorts ;
(P) Fiber ! 3 f






onad Lion Shorts




(P) Fiber

LAVONIA ROLLER MILLS, INC., Lavonia, Georgia
Wheat and Oats Zz :









(P) Protein

MISSISSIPPI OIL MILLS, Grenada, Mississippi :
Cottonseed Meal









(P) Protein

MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Cairo, Georgia
40% Best Maid Hog Supplement












































Prosperity Brand 36% Protein Cottorseed Meal SG 3.0
{P) Protein & Fiber Es= 320 2-31 (P) Protein
Prosperity Brand "Old Process"' 36% Protein 40% Rest Maid Hog Supplement
Cottonseed Meal G 36.0 3.0 a _ (P) Protein & Fiber
(P) Protein & Fiber F 34.7 3.9 ;
"Prosperity Brand Old Process 36% Protein RICELAND FEED ae susan aoe
Cottonseed Meal 6 3602 310 ee ga By Be
(P) Protein & Fiher Fe 345 32. eaten
SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia
Stivers Best Hog Fattener & Grower
CENTRAL SOYA-McMillen Feed Division, Fort Wayne, Indiana (P) Protein
Master Mix Sweet 16% Dairy 619 G 16.0 2.5
(P) Fiber F 19.1 2.5 SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Geergia
Game Bird Crumbies
: 5 (P) Protein ae
CLAXTON MILLING COMPANY, Claxton, Georgia 40%Hog Feed Supplement Cubes
Ground Corn Shucks, Coks and 20% Cone Molasses G 2.0 - 0.50 (P) Protein & Fiber
(P) Fiber FE 2.6 0.6 Duplex 16% Poin Pellets
3 (P) Fiber
; OMPA INC., Jesup, Georgia
CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tennessee WATE ICING ee Feed eB: 2
Gilt Edge Wheat Grey Shorts with Ground : (P). Protein
. Wheat Screenings G 15.0 3.5 6.0 -
(P) Protein F 13.3 3.5 6.5 WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
Gilt Edge Wheat Gray Shorts GS 15.0 3.5 6.0. South Georgia Dairy Feed :
(P) Protein F 12.2 3.9 5.7 (P) Protein |
















ADAMS PACKING ASSOCIATION, INC., Auburndale, Florida
1 Feod as declared

FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED
October, 196]





BOWEN-McCRANIE COMPANY, Tifton, Georgia
3 feeds. as declared



ADEL MILLING COMPARY, Adel, Georgia
1 feed as declared



BRANNEN FEED MILL, Brooklet, Gecraia
2 feeds as declared



ALBERS MILLING COMPANY, Los Angeles, Colifornia
1 feed as declored




THE BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION, Cincinnati, Ohio
3 feeds as declared ~



ALLIED FOOD DISTRIBUTORS, INC., Atlanta, Georgia
2 feeds as declared



CAMILLA COTTON OIL COMPANY, Conve. Georgia
1 feed as declared



ALLIED MILLS, INC., Chicago, Illinois
3 feeds as declared



CAMMON'S POULTRY, LaGrange, ae
1 feed as declared oe



_ ARNETT MILLING COMPANY, Moultrie, Georgia
1 feed as declared



ATLANTA MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgic
15 feeds as declared





AUBREY FEED MILLS, INC. Louisville, Kentucky:
ee 11 feeds as declared



BARROW & PRESCOTT, Matthews, Georgia
1 feed as declored





-BIG A FEED & POULTRY COMPANY, Toccoa, Georgia
1 feed as declared



BIRDSEY FLOUR & FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia
16 feeds as declared

CENTRAL SOYA, McMillen Feed Division, Fort Wayed, Indione



BLUE RIDGE FEED STORE, INC., Gainesville, Georgia :
2 feeds as declared

MITCHELL P. BOND HATCHERY, INC., Royst
1 feed as declared oar



Georgia



sOLARKE -COUNTY MILLING (COMPAN












L. B. CARTER COMPANY, Buford, Georgia
1 feed as declored :



W. CAULEY PACKING COMPANY, overs Senate
1 feed as declared



CEDAR VALLEY MILL, Cedartown, Georgia
5 feeds as declared

CENTRAL SOYA, McMillen Feed Disis(eh. Chottencesa, Tennessee
1 feed as declared



12 feeds declared



CHEROKEE FEED MILL, Canton, Georgia
_ 8 feeds as declared ee

feeds as declared

October, 1961.

LUMBER city MILLING COMPANY, Lumber City, Georgia



2 feeds as declared



McCONNELL MILLING COMPANY, Royston, Georgia



3 feeds as declared



MAC'S CUSTOM FEEDS, Albany, Georgia



1 feed as declared



MARBUT MILLING C7~MPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgia



16 feeds as declared

s JARs



MARET GRAIN COMPANY, Hartwell, Georgia



1 feed as declared



MASTER MIX FEED MIILLS, INC., Athens, Georgia



5 feeds as declared





MILLER POULTRY & FEED COMPANY, Piedmont, Alabama
: 1 feed as declared



G. W. MILLS, Byron, Georgia



4 feeds as declared



MOORMAN MANUF/ TURING COMPANY, Quincy, Hlinois



5 feeds as declared



MOSTELLER FLOUR AND FEED COMPANY, INC., Chamblee, Georgia



5 feeds as declared



NORTH AMERICAN TRADING & IMPORT COMPANY, Savannah, Geergia



1 feed as declared



NORTHEAST GEORGIA BROILER INC., Bowman, Georgia



3 feeds as declared



NUTRENA MILLS, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota



1 feed as declared



OZIERS FEED MILL, INC., Bowden, Georgia



1 feed as declared



PASCO PACKING COMPANY, Dade City, Florida



FEED MILL, Brooklet, Georgia
clared

1 feed as decicred



J. D. PERKERSON'S SONS, Austell, Geergia
3 feeds as declared



W. B. PERRY MILEI?S COMPANY, Leslie, Georgia



LOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee.
t lared

fel COMPANY. Sumter, South Carolina

1 feeds os declared -



THE PILLSBURY COMP/ , Clnfon, Iowa
9 feeds cs declarec

THE PILLSBURY COMPANY, [Minneapolis, Minnesota



6 feeds as declared

THE PILLSBURY COMPANY, Nashville, Tennessee



1 feeds as decicred

PINE RIDGE FEED MILL, Franklin, Georgia



1 feed as declared

PLANTERS MANUFAS URING COMPANY, Clarkesdale, Mississippi



1 feed as declared

PREMIUM FEED MILLS, Conyers, Georgia



6 feeds as declared

PRODUCERS RICE MILL, INC., Stuttgart, Arkansas



1 feed as declared

PURITAN MILLS, Murfrecc oro, Tennessee



co Aeseae Georgia

1 feed as declared

THE QUAKER OATS COMPANY, Chicago, lilinois



INC., Bainbridge, Georgia

3 feeds as declared

RALSTON. PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri



60 feeds as declared
RED HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Georgia



4 feeds as declared

ROBBINS PACKING COMPANY, Statesboro, Georgia



1 feed as declared

ROBERTS RICE MIL!S, INC., Weiner, Arkansas



1 feed as declared

SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee



5 feeds as declared

SENECA OIL MILL, Sereca, South Carolina



2 feeds as declared

SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia



3 feeds as declared

SOUTHERN CCTTON OIL DIVISION, Macon, Georgia



2 feeds as declared



2 feeds as declared

SOUTHERN FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, INC., Orlando, Fiorida



1 feed as declared
SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia



3 feeds as declared

SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia



11 feeds as declared

SOUTHERN COTTON CIL, Divisien Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc.. Savannch, Georg



SOUTHLAND MILLING COMPANY, INC., Gainesville, Georgia



10 feeds as declared

SPARTAN GRAIN & MILLING COMPANY, Spartanburg, South Carolina



6 feeds as declared



STANDARD FEED MI!!S,.INC., Gainesville, Georgia
4 feeds as declared

SUNI-CITRUS PRODUCTS COMPANY, Haines City, Florida
1 feed as declared



SWIFT & COMPANY, Chicago, Iilinois
11 feeds as declared



THOMAS MILLING COMPANY, Hazlehurst, Georgia
3 feeds as declared



VILLA RICA MILLS, INC., Villa Rica, Georgia
1 feed as declared





WAMMOCK FARM SERVICE, Sylvania, Georgia
2 feeds as deciared





BILL WATSON FARM FEED SERVICE, Crawfordville, Georgia



2 lear as declared



(Continued on page six)





had

~ <-)\1 feed as declared

Gas. (Continued from page five)
_ WAYNE COUNTY MILLING COMPANY, Jesup, Georgia

"FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED



October, 1961 |

VALDA WOOTEN FEED MILL, McRae, Georgia
2 feeds as declared :















_. 1 feed as declared

R MILLING COMPANY, Ocilla, Georgia

Failures
Penalties
As Declared










_ 12feeds as declared

_ WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama



TOTAL









FOR SALE



q Game & Fow!







_ Peafowl: Java green pea-
fowl, pr. 4 yr. olds, $75.00; pr.
white peafowl, 2.1/2 yrs. old,
$50.00; also, have 1961 Reeves,
Golden and Ambhurst phea-
sants. E rc k 1 e Francolins,
breeders and 1961 hatch. H. C.
Trimble, Fairburn, Ph. 964-





_ -3-0856.

i 1032,
Pheasants: Ringnecks and
Black, 1961 hatch, $2.00 ea.

Mrs. R. V. Livingston, Rt. 1,
Box 506-E, Augusta, Ph. RE.



neck pheasants,






2 hens and 1 rooster Ring-
for sale or
will trade for Chukar ouail
or white Doves. C. L. McAr-
thur, Rt. 3, Box 54, Ellijay.






pigeons,

guar.
banded,

excel.

mated



yr., records kept,



PO Box 897, Waycross.

Atlanta 8. Ph. TR. 4-4652.

pr. L. W. McBurney,
Bungalow Rad. Augusta.




Ph. MU 8-0866.
Bobwhite quail,

ville, Ph. 652-2121.

ers, and eating:
birds. Per. 8. B.

Ph, FA. 2-3552.
_ Bobwhite quail,





Tenn. Red quail. Per.

Roynolds, Ph. TI. 7-4555,
Northern Bobwhite



quail, 50c ea.:
$4.00 pr.:



Atlanta 8, Ph. TR. 4-5152.

tured bucks,

Ped. Certificate




ville.

Select purebred white King
and
producers of
16 to 20 choice squabs per
$7.50 opr.
Less in lots of 10 or more
prs.; also, few select young-
sters, $1.50 ea. J. J. Beaton,

_. Select ped. N. Z. white rab-
bits, ready for service bucks
and does, 9 mos. to 2 yrs. old,
$8.00 to $20.00 ea. according
to quality. Wt. when grown 9
to 13 Ibs. up. Past Ped. ances-
'- t0Ts' fore past il yrs. GW.
Page, 149 North Ave, N. E.

Gamble quail, $5.00 pr.:
Tennessee Reds, $4.00 je
Ot more. prs:, $3.50: ~ Blue.

_ Seale, $5.00 pr.: Chukars, $5

2109

Extra large 1960 - 61 hatch
breeder quail, wt. up 10 and
_1/8ths ounces or four ounces
larger than average. Improv-
ed 41 yrs. Per. 27. Will pay
$10.00 pr. for unrelated su-
perior quail. Free color pho-
tos of Champions and wt. cer-
tificate. Wm A. Thomas, Box
K, 421 Mark Bldg., Atlanta 3.

$1.00 ea.
Per en0ntie G- O'Kelley, Mays-

i vn nee OE

Grown Northern Bobwhite
quail, for restocking, breed-~
also, young
: F,. Downing,
2803 Norris Rd., Columbus,

16 to 18
wks. old, $1.00 ea.: also, 6 pr.
De
_ Willie Gaultney, PO Box 36,

quail,
mated, $3.00 pr.; 3 wk. old
Gambel quail,
white Doves, $5.00:
or. Will ship express collect.
Send money order. Miss Eve
_ Wallace, 716 Myrtle St.. NE,

_Fine Ped. N. Z. white rab-
_ bits, matured does weighing
up to 11-1/2 lbs. ea. $8.00: ma-_
proven breed-
ers, $7.00 ea.; does and bucks,
5 mos. old and over, $5.00 ea.
x futnished.
Will ship. R. Lamar Brant-
ley, Rt. 2, Box 79, Wrights-

5 Guinea pigs (cavies) for
sale cheap. Cannot Shiv. N. H.
Satterfield, Rt. 2, Dahlonega.



One trio Tortoise

water and square







Atlanta 9, Ph. TR. 4-1270.









Ph, DI. 4-3900,

Dutch
rabbits; 2 English black bucks,
$10.00 for lot: 8 ft. chicken
chicken
brooder (broods chicks on the
ground), 500 cap., both $15.00
_ or trade for game bird broo-
der or game birds. Bob Phil-
lips, 514 Rocksprings Rd., NE,

Brown and white cc black
and white Dutch rabbits, $4.09
or. Mrs. James W. Wood, 2063
Grant Rd. SW, Atlanta 11,

Young American giant Ho-
mer pigeons, $6.00 pr. in black,
black splash and _ brown
splash. Ship Express collect.
Malcolm Kuter, Box 155, Aus-



tell, Ph. 943-5022. (Powder
Springs). :
Pouliry
FOR SALE



Araucanus chickens, pure-
bred, laying colored eggs, $8.
DE; gl2erio until Jancis.
Ship Express collect; hatch-
ing eggs, assorted cols., $4.
doz., insured parcel post.
Send money order. Mrs. Addie
A. Edwards, 716 Myrtle St.
NH, Atlanta 8, Ph. TR. 4-5152



Bantams: 1 pr. each Bar-
red P Rock, Silver Laced
Wyandottes, penceled Laced
Wyandottes, and white Wy-

andottes, $5. Pr; white Wyan--
dotte tockerels, $1.50 ea.; R.
I. Red bantam, $3. pr.: cock-
erels, $1.; standard D. Brown
Leghorns, $1. ea. J. C. Mit-
chell, 412 Cavender St., La
Fayette.

Black Tail Jap bantams,
L961 hatch, $1. ea: Or Cratt:
Rt. 2. Lavonia.

Blacktail white Jap. and
Gray Jap bantams all early
1961 hatch for sale. Pascal
W. Camp, 155 Greenville St..
Newnan.

Dark Cornish hens, $2. ea.,
5 for $9.50 and rooster free.
All at my home, 1-1/2 mi. N.







Folsom, off Hwy. 140. Mrs.
Ed-Stone, Rt. 2, Box 105.
Adairsville.



-Dark- Cornish April hatch

Big Bone type Cornish cock-
erels. $2. ea. Edw. S. Thur-
mond, Rt. 3, Maidson, Ph.
118-J. 3



Poultry

WANTED



Tf you have any Racing
Homing pigeons to give away
due to overstock, I will be
glad to come and pick them
up. David. Pealock. 21 Bor-
der St.. Buford, Ph. 434-5753.

Want 1 pr. morning doves
and Lady Amherst pheasants.
Michael Kane, 152 Peachtree
Way, NE, Atlanta 5, Ph? 233-
0374 (No collect calls).

Shuffler and Allen round
head game roosters, $3.00 ea.:
hens, $1.50. Mrs. Bud Hol-
land, Coogler Rd., Dalton.

Pure Dark Cornish cocker-
els, almost ready for service,
$2.00 ea. here. Write before
coming after as they are on
free range: H. W. Thurmond,
Farmington,

See aa etl SE a eee

2 Blue Traveler game stags,
about 5 Ibs. ea., $3.00 ea. or
both for $5.00: also, one 7 Ib.
Traveler cock, 2 yrs. old, $5.00.
Cae Griffin, Oak St., Gaines-
ville.

pasa aS eed se ae

3 white game hens, $5.00 for
lot: purebred Chinese geese,
$12.00 pr. Mrs. Jas. W. Wood,
auee Grant Rd., SW, Atlanta

10 young turkey toms, 12
to 15 lbs., $5.00 ea. at my farm.
Mrs. Mamie Maddox, Rt. 2,
Danville.

Poultry & Fowl

WANTED











Want to trade new harness
bridle for pr. of commor ban-
tam chickens, not feather
legged. James Y. Allen, Rt. 14,
Box 541, Atlanta 18.

Want Mille Fleur bantams,
and Japanese quail. Give price
John R. Barber, Box 97 2



(Winder),

Bethlehem, Ph. 867 - 9532

|the south, $2.50 C. PP. Damp

H. A. Chastain,







Blue Damson plums, 3, $15].
old fashion peach trees an d
May cherry trees, 3, $1; black
raspberry plants, 6, $1.00;
Himalaya blackberry plants,
6, $1.00; blueberry bushes, $1




Seed & Plants

FOR SALE










Dublin. Ph. BR.





doz.; garlic bulbs, 75c doz. Oe a
All the seed from one Jum-|Add postage. Mrs. P. Malachi} AM or 7-9 PM).

Smith, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Nice young Mastadon straw-
berry plants, $1.25 C. or $10
M. Blondine Reynolds, Rt. 2,
Gainesville,

Mastodon strawberry plants,
$1.00 C.; 300, $2.50; Klondikes,
300, $2.00; 500, ae ee 2
M. Add postage. el Crowe, ye 3s
Rt. 2, Gainesville. : 60c bale. T. J. Busey, Jr.,

Red Gates Farm. Riverdale

Blakemore straw b errylii go on Ga, Hwy :
plants, 95c C. del. PP, damp 461 - 7220 (Atlanta
packed. W. E. Barker, Rut- =
ledge. : Baled O-Too-Tan

= feed, $1.00 bale; al,
Cokers Moregrain oats, re- corn for feed, $38.00 ton
cleaned and in new 4 bu. bags, Peeples, Rt. 3, Box 44, Faye
Germ. 96 pct, no noxious nie x :
weeds, $1.00 bu. FOB. Fred = Reed
Fianders, Rt. 6, Box 245, Dub- Mixed hay, 50c
lin, Ph. BR. 2-0289. ton; Lespedeza hay,

- ; ; $25.00 ton. R. L. Ja
Clover, no weed ceed, Germ |ziiot Riven ama
85 pet. hundred pound sack. |Jonesboro, Ph. DR. 4
Frank G. Marchman, 4701) Bermuda grass and
Grant Rd., Ellenwood, Ph. MA. |hay, fertilized, baled
7-9813. a . |rain, can deliver. Tom

Winter collards, 3 varieties, te hae s
70c C.; Damson plum, 3, $1.75 3,000 bales Kobe a
or $1.00 ea.; thyme in pots,|rean Lespedeza_ hay, $35.
50c; multiplying onion plants,|ton at my barn. Located
80c C.; moss parsley, mint|mi. S. Chickamauga, lef
and tansy, 60c doz.; lg. gar-}|Cove Rd. on Bethel Ri
lic, 30e Ib. Add 20c postage. barn. Lloyd Matthew
F. J. Witherspoon, 308 Hold-|-Chickamauga.

erness St. SW, Atlanta 10, Quality hay. Coastal B

Ph. PL. 3-5251.. muda, Bahia, mixed gras :.
_Everbearing strawberry/|pedeza, $28.00 ton. 2-1/4
plants, fine variety, $3.00 C.;|from Half - Way House 1
peppermint, 40 doz; sage|Hwy. toward Talbotton
plants, $2.50 doz. Add post-|Flint River. Frank Riley, B
proof cabbage plants, ready,|ave. Mary Tumlin, Eastanol-jler. Ph. Union 2-4975.
300, $1.25; 500, $2.00; $3.50} lee. : Coastal Bermud:

M. FP in Ga. BR. Chanclor, | Ganiie bulbs, $1.25 C.; Kud-| (highly fertilized) i
Pitts, Ph. MI. 8-2035. . Pa Crowne. ae C.: tansy, Silo, $15.00 ton, o1

500 Ibs., 1961 crop. No. 1|spearmint and peppermint,|ton truck available.
reseeding Crimson eClover/60c doz. plants; catnip bun-|Fricke, Rt. 2, Box 68,
seed, reseeding on my farm 20] ches, 50c: houseleek. 4 bun-|ton. Ph. MA 5
yrs., Germ. 85 pct., 20c Ib.|ches, 50c; sarsaparilla, 5 ville).
FOB. J. Lynwood Bentley, Sr.,|plants, 50c. Add postage. Miss

bo gourd, approx. 400 seed,
$1.00 del.; long handle seed.
3 doz., 25c; ornamental, 3 doz.,
25c; Jumbo, 3 doz., 25c; also,
dry red hot pepper, short pods,
make offer. Send stamped ad-
dressed envelope for gourd
seed. J. H. Gordon, Rt. 1,
Adel.

Superfection strawberry
plants, $2.50 C. PP; also, the
new British Sovereign straw-
berry plants, 50c doz. in 2 doz.
lots or more. Ga. orders. -C. A.
Shell, 1675 Willis Mill Rd.,
SW, Atlanta 11.

Mastodon strawberry plants,
$1.00 C. Tom Reynolds, Rt. 2,
Gainesville. :

Fruit trees: apple, red and
yellow Delicious, Rome Beau-
ty, Yate, Ark. Black, Shockley,
Black Twig, Earl Harvest,
Kinnard, 40c ea.; pears, Keif-
fer, Garber and Sugar, 50c ea.;:
grape vines, Concord and
Deleware, 20c ea. PP. No or-
ders accepted less than $2.00.
Ray Saxon, Rt. 4,.Cleveland.

Healthy, well rooted, virus
free, Pocahontas strawberry
plants, adapted to all areas of







cated on Hwy. 78, 10
of Athens. O. C. Sands,
Watkinsville, |
Good quality, square ba
hay, under shelter, i
rain, Bermuda, Clo:
cue, Sericea and Ry

feed, $1.20 bu. at ny


















































































































packed, prompt del., mini-
mum order 100 plants. J. M.
Houseworth, Lithonia,

Shallot onions, $1.38 gal.
PP. E. M. Bradley, Rt. 1, Gray-
son.

Charleston Wakefield frost-






































~7583\ (Le



















Rt. 2, Thomaston, Ph. 647-|L. M. White, Rt. 1, Box 57,
3688. Dahlonega. fe
Hicks Broadleaf tobacco} Chinquapin, black. walnut






seed, Germ. 90 pct., sample,.
40c; $1.00 oz.; $10.00 Ib: 3
lbs., $25.00; also, large gourds,
$4.00 doz.; small gourds, $1.50
doz.; gourd seed, 25c pk. Earl
Stuckey, Blackshear.

White mulberry trees, 1-2
ft., $2.00 per 10. These ber-
ries are large, juicy and sweet,
prolific bearers. Mrs. B. Rob-
inson, Greenville.

and persimmon sprouts. 6, $3;
gooseberry and_ blackberry.
$1.25 doz: blackberry
and muscadine, 4, $1.00; gar-
lic bulbs, Kudzu Crowns, $1.25
C.; Add postage. Mrs. Ruth
Alcorn, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Hay, Feed, Grain








FOR SALE |













Good pecans, 25 Tb. at my
home. Y. M. Anderson, W.
liamson. cee
Good nen























Sterns Strawberry plants, FOR SALE 50c lb.; Stuarts, 40
final middle clearence, $1.56 Prothane cee
Gs 500..85.00, FP in Ga, Wes |p loee aed eee eee path

Z. D. Dodd, Rt. 1, Box 223,
Alpharetta. :

Cert Georgia 11-23 wheat,
Germ. 80 pet., $2.50 bu.; also.
Reg. Explorer rye, Germ. 87
pet., $2.50 bu. FOB my farm.
Harry Willson, Rt. 1, Albany,
Ph. 436-5654 days.

Klondike strawberry plants,
well rooted, damp packed,
now $1.00 C., $9.00 M. Add
25 C. postage and handling
charges, minimum shipment
200 plants. No out of State
shipments; Bamboo cane roots,
grow to be 50 ft. tall and
large in diameter, $1.50 ea.
Mrs. Luther S. Butler, 466
Page Ave., NE, Atlanta 7, Ph.
DR. 3-1846.

Kudzu Crowns, rooted, $2
C.; 500, $7.00; $12.50 M. Add
postage. Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2,
Gainesville.

Old fashion Indian peach
trees, large ones, 3, $1.00; old
fashion yellow plum peach and
old fashion red plum peach,
blue Damson plums and May
cherry trees, 4, $1.00. Add
postage. Mrs. F. M. Turner,
Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Black and red _ raspberry
plants, wrapped: in plastic
film or cellophane, very damp,
$1.50 doz. Add postage. Mrs.



bright, $35.00 ton or 80c bale.
Le G. OKelley, Box 44, Mays-
ville. .



larger lots. Mrs. M. F. Gaddi
Box 124, Quitman, 2 5]
Reis naiees meats
.25 . plus postag
R. L. Davis, Rt. 5, Box
Ellijay. hee
Black walnut meats, $1.00
pt. Mrs. Sandy Holden, R
Box 73, Ellijay. ee eee

Shelled pecans, $1.25 b.









1961 quality hay, from fer-
tilized fields, harvested with-
out rain, $30.00 ton or $1.00
bale at barn. F. G. Marchman,
4701 Grant Rd., Ellenwood,
Ph. MA. 7-9813.

200 tons Coastal Bermuda,
highly fertilized, $30.00 ton)
at barn. D. L. Fountain, PO
Drawer 878, Warner = bins.

600 bales wheat straw, in
barn at Dacula, 30c bale; 1,-
000 bales of baled oats, 75c
bale at same place. John D.
Gilbert, 1896 Ridgewood Dr.,
NE, Atlanta 7, Ph. DR. 7-5471.

1,000 bales of Kobe an d
Coastal Bermuda hay for
sale. Herbert Cox, 1570 Cedar
ae Rd. Conley. Ph. MA
- Le

This yrs crop good, heavy
Oats for FEED, $1.00 bu.
Would exch. for corn at same
price, at my home only. Bring
corn and get oats. Mrs. M. F.
Gaddis, Box 124, Quitman.






























plus 10c per. Ib.
Mostly halves, 1961
so, Pavershell, 45c
10e per Ib. postage. !
anywhere. Mrs. R. E. Hunt
Box 327, Byron. :

Choice Stuart and Su
peeans, 10 Ibs. $4.50
Seedlings and Money Ma
10 Ibs., $3.50 del. W. C

1, Nichotls) 27

Black Walnut meats,
lb. plus postage or $1.75
PP. Mrs. Geleta Roge

wassee, :

Black walnut meats,
years crop, $1.50 lb

postage or $1.75 Ib, PP.
Kittie Nichols, Hiaw

Nice lot
and up _
Schleys, 35
Ib. FO



























































High quality hay, Lespe-
deza, Bermuda, Clover, Fes-
cue and Rye grass, 65c bale,
$25.00 ton. Cecil H. Travis
] c/o Pine Crest Acres,

Rt, 5, Ellijay.idale, Ph, 461-4862,
eet ays

pie



















ay



Faas



























































clean, walnut meats,
= '30 postage. Miss
SS ate L Box 57,







ov Nicholson,

































Dan 00 Se ati post-
eleta Rogers, Hia-
























cherry Park

Z ityle

dd. Sora. Jerry Mc-
Leod, 1496 Oakview Rd., De-
eatur, Ph. DR. 7-6721.

Approx. 125 black locust
post, 4 in. x 4 in. x 10 ft. long,
$1.10 ea. at farm or $1.25 de-
livered_ anywhere No. of At-
lanta. Willie Head, Suches
Bas Hwy. 60 on Gaddistown







Want a well rooted, |
mountain Fox grape vines.
Joe W. Bickers, White Plains.

Want several | one spoiled
hay for mulch, vicinity of



















Douglasville - hie Can
haul. W. L. Spence, Rt. 3,
Ph, WH. 2-



Douglasville,
2968.





Several hundred old fence
rails, 6 and 10 ft. lengths,
one cent per ft. Cannot de-
liver. Rufus Keener, Rt. 2
Clayton.

Junior roping saddle, 14 in.
seat, $100. C. Hatch, 1051
Forrest Blvd., Decatur.

Pure Ga. sugar cane syrup,
Decy 196i runs: 1 Ib ie 12 oz:
- | bottles, 12 to case, $5. FOB.

Can ship ee Express only.
Located 5 mi. W. of Metter.
Te oH Edenfield, Rt. 3, Box

177, Metter, Ph. 685-1083.
This years crop Kentucky



.| Mountain buckeyes, 50c doz.
PPS. i Lolliver, Rt. 1,
-| Rocky Face.



Nice, clean, white chicken
feathers. no tail or wing fea-
thers, 4 lbs., $1. plus 50c post-
age on ea. 4 lbs. in Ga. No
checks or stamps. Mrs. L. G.
1 Seebott Hartsfield.

Nice red hot pepper - pods,

ly dug and washed, 4 lb. box
measured full, 75c. Add post-
{age. Mrs. Martha Walker, Rt.
5, Box 532, Ellijay.

400 gal. of N. Georgia sor-
ghum syrup for sale. Eugene
Cook, Rt. 2, Blairsville.

No. 2, farm bell complete
with stand, excel: cond., $15.
FOB. L. R. Reece, 310 Gordon
St., Thomson.

Lg. Martin gourds, 50c ea.;
medium, 35c; Catnip and pep-
permint, 25c bunch or 3, 60c;
sassafras, Queen of Meadow,
yellow root, May apple roots,
all 4 lb. lard boxful ea., $1.;
Martin gourd seed, 25 lg. pk.
and stamped envelope. Add
postage. Mrs. Freeman Long,
; | Rt. 5, Box 50, Ellijay~

Long, red hot, pepper pods
for home use, 25c doz, pods;
yellow root, freshly dug and
| washed, 4 lb. lardbox mea-
-sured full, 85c. Add postage.
Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box
58, Ellijay. .

| Country ham, wt. 26 Ibs.,
5e Ib.;. shoulders, 65c Ib.;
white rice pop corn, 10 lbs.,
$1.50. Add postage. Mrs. Bud
| Holland, Coogler Rd., Dalton.

304 second hand burlap
bags, assorted sizes, no holes,
eight cents ea. C. W. Roberts,
Ball Ground.

Nice, clean, yellow dock,
red sassafras, Queen of Mea-
-| dow, Devils Shoestring, May
,{apple roots, 4 lb. lardbox
measured full, $1.00 plus 30c
postage. Mrs. H. A. Chastain,
Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Cedar trees, all sizes and
heights for sale real cheap at
my home. Cut your own for
Christmas trees. Located 1 mi.
NE of Gray, Jones ae Mil-
ledgeville Hwy. J. Craine,
Rt. 1, Gray. (No Sve trees
sold, must be cut on premises).

Native Cedar and Pines for
Christmas trees, green holly

with red berries and mistle-
jtoe. Customer to select and
cut what he wants. ( No live
trees sold, must be cut on
vremises) Y. M. Anderson,
Williamson.

Nice print feed sacks, over
i yd. in ea., 50c ea. or 6, $2.80
PP. 1 and 2 alike, 10 dif ones,
$4.50 PP. Mrs. Ed Stone, Rt.
2. Box 105, Adairsville.

Nice sun dried apples, free









of worms, 60c Ib. pile post-
age. Willa Davis, Rt. 5, Elli-
iay.



Country cured hams, 12-1/2
.|to 15 lbs., shipped anywhere.
-{Max M. Hardie, Mableton.
Ph. 948-7586 (Atlanta).

Elec. churn, clean, with G.
E. motor, really gets the but-
ter out, $10. Cannot ship. Mrs.
K. D. Williams, Riverdale.

Miscellaneous

WANTED





elvet : bean



20e doz.; yellow root, fresh- |}



Want one, 4 frame, honey
extractor with gate. Must be
in good cond. and reasonably
priced. . G. Miller, Rt. 2,
Acworth. j :

Want 300 cian fence post,
6-1/2 ft. long. J. H. Garrison,
Bee Carnesville, Ph. 677-

Want clean,. sun dried
peaches and apricots. Quote
price per lb. Mrs. M. Notting-
ham, 2454 Cravey Dr., NE,
Atlanta 6, Ph. 938-3549.

Want shelled corn (will
consider ear corn), any.
amount up to 1,000 bu., de-
livered to my barn. Write
giving price and details. Ira
D. Taylor, PO Box 81,
Grovetown.

Handicrafts

FOR SALE

Hand made billfolds, ladies
and mens, genuine alligator,
$5.00; genuine calf hide, $5. 00:
tooling cow hide, $4.00; genu-
ine sheep, 2 oz., $3.50. Send
$1.50 down, shipped COD.
Clarence D. McDonald, 1656
N. Pelham Rd., NE, Atlanta 9.

Childrens dresses, nicely
made, 1-6 yr., $3.00 ea.; ap-
pliqued dish towels, 25c ea.,
5. $1.00; baby bibs, 25c ea.; 5,
$1. 00; appliqued cushion co-
vers any shape, 75c ea; 2,
$1.25; nice machine pieced
dbl. bed size quilt tops, $3.00
ea.; Add postage. Mrs. Free-
man Long, Rt. 5, Box 50, Elli-
jay.

Flat work, crocheted van-
ity sets, 3 pe. with match-
ing doily, $3.00 set; doilies, 12,
15 and 18 in., $1.25, $1.35 and
$1.65; one scarf, 16 x 36, $3.50;
3 variegated doilies, 9, 10 and
12 in., all for $3.00. Mrs. I. M.
Sullivan, 232 Maple St., Car-
rollton.

Little girls cotton dresses,
well made, 1 - 6 yr., $1.50 ea.;
fancy organdy tea aprons,
stitched with automatic ma-
chine, $1.25 ea.; print aprons,
50c ea. Add 10 postage with
each garment. Ethel Crowe,
Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Nice print aprons, 50c ea.,
8, $1.25: pot holders, asst.
cols., 15c ea., 2, 25c; baby bibs,
nicely trimmed, 15c ea., 2, 25c;
pastel col. handkerchiefs with
hand cro. edgers, 60c ea., 3,
$1.50. Add 15e postage for ea.
3 items. Mrs. Buford Henry,
25 Glenn Pl. Newnan.

Dbl. bed size quilt tops, $3
ea., made of scraps of prints
and solids. Mrs. Alice West-
brook, Rt. 2, Cumming.

Single quilt tops, $1.50; dbl.
appliqued partly, $2.50. Add
postage. Mrs. Joe Casteloes,
Rt. 5, Moultrie.

Pillowcases, white with rose
border and white with blue
border, $1.50 pr. Add postage.
Mrs. John Townsend, Rt. 2,
Cumming. :











Xmas stockings, 100 pct.
wool red felt with decora-
tions, $1.00 ea.; 100 pet. wool
baby shoes, blue, pink, white,
yellow and green, $1.00; de-
corative stitched clothes pin
aprons, 35c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Sara C. Farmer, 1648
Prince Ave., Athens.

Med. aprons with bibs, 60c;
lg., 75c; half aprons, 50c dress-
er scarves, emb. and _ cro.
ends, 50c ea.; ladies bonnets,
$1.00; 2 nice new quilts, hand
made, $6.00 ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Byron Haynes, Rt. 8,
Gainesville.

White felt baby shoes, trim-
med, in pink, blue, yellow and
white, $1.00 pr.; cro. bed
spread, Shining Star design,
118 x 143 in., white, $45; cro.
tablecloth, Harvest design,
70 x 87 in., white, $25.00. PP.
Send cash| or money order.




















Marg et Webster,




a ic ea
stamps or
ville.

2 lg. white muslin laundry
bags, one clown, lavender and
yellow, other girl, green and
black, $2.00 ea. Mrs. T r o y
Staten, Box 65, Chatsworth
Rd., Dalton. ~

Aprons of nice Seene and
solids and white scalloped,
with or without bibs, all nice-
ly trimmed, $1.00 ea. 6, $5;
pot holders, 15c ea., 2, 5c.
Add postage. No checks. Mrs.
Oma Reece, Rt. 1, Woodstock.

Cotton tea aprons trimmed,
65c ea. Add _ postage. Mrs.
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58, El-
lijay.

Cotton padded pin cushion
wall pockets, cro. flower on
ea. upper corner, 8 x 11 in.
including handle, 25c ea; cot-
ton padded, machine quilted,
pot holders, 15c ea.; band
aprons with pocket, good
print cloth, some trimmed, Ig..
med. and small, 50c ea. Add

postage, no stamps. Mrs. K.
M. Brittain, Rt. 1, Box 26,
Toomsboro. ~

Dbl. -bed size quilt tops,
Step Around Mtn., Flower
Garden, $4. ea.; Turtle tops
and other designs, $2.

ea.
plus postage. Mrs. Mittie Rop-
er, Rt. 1, Canton. -

One Yo-Yo bedspread with
rose col. strips of Yo-Yos
predominent, dbl. bed size,
$15. Mrs. J. W. Fokes, Vien-
na.

Emb. pillowcases, 1g. size,
sheeting, $2. pr.; ladies bon-
nets, $1.25 ea.; print aprons,
trimmed, 90 ea.; girls dress-
es trimmed, prints, 1-6 yr.,
$2.25; 3 pe. vanity set, scart
too match, _emb., lace trim,
$3.50 set: shirts, 1-6 yr., $1.49:
quilted pot holders, $15c ea.,
25c. Mrs. A. L. Hudgins,
Rt. 1, Temple.

8-1/2 yds. fancy dbl. tat-
ting, all white, 50c yd. Mrs.
G.C2Clitton, Rte 3; Box 155.
Millen.

Handkerchiefs, tatting bor-
der, $1.40; peafowl chair
back, white cro., $3.; bootees,
$1.40; cro. baby shoes, $1.05,
doily, pretty pattern, nice
size, $1.60; vanity set, emb.,
tatted edge, $2.; dainty aprons,
tatting trim, $1.50. PP in Ga.
Mrs. Georgie Taylor, 421 Wil-
son Ave.. Bremen.

LS



, 60c ea.; Ig., 75c r
-|tage | ioea Major, Rt We Gaines: g
Patrice: Rundies Reet; 5







ville.



Hand made, ald time, buli
ships, plaited of Indian tan
cowhide lace leather, plaitec
with handle inside of whip |
$1. ft, any length. -
Murkerson, Rt.

Geo F
6, Eastman.

Rose quilts, dbl. bed

choice of 3 cols. red, pink and
yellow, with green leaves and
stems, yellow centers, ,appli-
qued on white sheeting, out-
lined with mach., white lin-
ing, cotton padded, binding
around edge, hand quilted.

$14. ea. PP. Mrs. W.-C. Man-
ey, Rt: 2. Lula.

leather billfolds, $3. ea.; hand
tooled and laced ladies hand
bags, $12.50 ea. Both cheaper
by the doz. or 1g. lots. Rus-
sell Banks, Jr., Rt. 1, Box 197.
Warm Springs.

Aprons with bibs, nicely
trimmed, $1. ea.; without bibs.
75 ea.; small appliqued cush-
ion covers, any shape, 75c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. 3 oe
Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Fancy organdy and lace
aprons, $1.25 ea.; pretty cot-
ton tea aprons, 75c ea.; 6, $4.;
attractive work aprons with
Ig. pockets all around, $1. <a :
pot holders, 15 ea.; 10,
full cut childrens dresses, e
6 yrs., nice styles and ma-
terials, $3. ea. Add 15c post-

5, Ellijay.

7 rose doily, $1.; 3 pe. pine-
apple dresser set, $1.50; 3 pe.
star dresser set, $1.25; one ea.
pansy piece and oval coffee
table piece, $1.25 ea. All ie
$5. Mrs. Mae Whittle, Rt, 1
Box 34, Kingsland.

Soft, washable, genuine
lambskin baby moccasins.
cols. pink, blue and white, all
emb. and hand laced in white.
$1. pr. Add postage. Mrs. Ed-

gar Watkins, Rt. 3, New
Echota, Calhoun. ~
Nice, well made, print

aprons, large size, 50c ea |
plus postage. Mrs. I. A. Scott.

1570 Elleby Rd., SE, Atlanta

15.

Nice, well EER: print
aprons, .50c ea; dresser
scarves, emb. and cro. ends,
50c da deA. mb.,svy embe .n.
50c ea. Add postage. Mrs. L. .



M. Major, Rt. 7, Gainesville.



January 29-31Southeastern

AGRICULTURAL CALENDAR

January 15, 16, 17Southeastern Duroc Congress
1962, Live Gak, Florida.

January 18, 19Farm Material Handling Days, Sponsored
by Ga. Farm Electrification Council and the Col-
lege of Agriculture, University of Georgia, Athens.

Ailanta Merchandise Mart.

for

Poultry and Egg Convention,







notices.



RL 6,





NOTICE TO
ADVERTISERS

The Market Bulletin staff has received a number of
vegetable and flower plant notices from persons who have
not complied with the new ereuations governing such

No such notices will be accepted for publication inj
the Bulletin unless such persons have requested a permit
and have had their operation inspected.

Those desiring further information on these regula-
tions are invited fo write the... :

EDITOR, MARKET BULLETIN

Department of Agriculture
19 Hunter Street, S. W.
Atlanta 3, Georgia













Hand tooled and hand laced





age. Mrs. W. W. Lowman, Ri. 3























Active Sweetpotato Weevil infesta-
tions have been found as a result of post

harvest surveys conducted by the En-
tomology Division of this Department.

The following procedures are strong-
ly recommended for areas of sweetpotato
production in the southern half of the
state due to the current serious situation.

1. IMMEDIATELY AFTER HAR-
VEST COLLECT AND DESTROY ALL
CROP RESIDUESTEMS, ROOTS, AND
CULL SWEETPOTATOES. SOME OF
THE UNINFESTED RESIDUE MAY BE

SAVED TO USE AS BAIT FOR ADULT +:

BEETLES.

2, PLACE THE BAIT MATERIAL
AT INTERVALS AROUND THE EDGES
OF THE FIELD, THEN APPLY A 2
PERCENT DIELDRIN DUST TO THE
GROUND IN A CIRCLE SURROUND-
ING THE BAIT. DO NOT APPLY DUST
TO THE BAIT. IN ABOUT 30 DAYS
COLLECT AND DESTROY THE BAIT.

8. PLOW THE FIELD ONCE OR
TWICE DURING THE WINTER. COL-



/ SWEETBOEATO PLANTS AS SOON sted with the Sweetpotato

-SIRABLE, APPLY DIELDRIN OR OTH- Georgia in prohibited.




































GUARD AGAINST SWEETP





ER APPROVED DUST T LO: T
DOUGHERTY THOMAS -| AROUND THE STEMS OF T
- UNTEER PLANTS. : ie
APPLING BROOKS
The Sweetpotato Wee
WAYNE LOWNDES destructive insect pest of sw
PIERCE ECHOLS It infests growing potatoe i
and continues to multiply a
WARE CHATHAM storage. Infested potatoes ;
human consumption and due to
COLQUITT BRYAN flavor caused by heavy infes
this weevil, livestock will not
OK LIBERTY
co ! infested potatoes. ee
DECATUR MCINTOSH A cooperative program b re
~ GRADY...) GLYNN. '--> > > department-and the U: S. De}
A Agriculture is underway in
CAMDEN prevent the establishment .
pest within this state. This is being





LECT AND DESTROY ALL SWEET- by quarantine action to prevent spr

POT. ATO SCRAP M ATERI AL TH AT and control programs to suppress
You UNEARTH. minate existing infesiaone

4. DESTROY ANY VOLUNTEER _ "e State of Florida

AS THEY APPEAR. IF. A NEW CROP the movement of sweetpotatc
IN THE FIELD MAKES THIS UNDE- sweetpotato plants from th 3