Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1962 January 24

Farmers

ulletin

Commissioner





ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1962



ATTACKS POOR



























































2 tates Department of Ag-
eS that the pro-

be supported at one -
tes for comparable
le varieties. The same

having the characteristics

ariety added to the list of

ther names such as No-
uper XYZ, and Mortagage
39, Coker 140, and Dixie
re been discounted since
Golden Wilt tobacco is an
ine. Although the tobacco
sirable qualities, it has a low
ent and unbalanced chemi-
nd the breeder decided



ted without the know-
of the breeder. Tobacco
is nearly identical to
count varieties, which
in the trade to be unde-
erefore, of low commer-
S ssential that growers
0 with the flavor and

if the tobacco program is
ed on a sound basis.

ing any one of the
will be issued a limit-





er unreleased tobacco

be abet that 187 Golden

This tobacco is also

- both the domestic and :





A ilearal
CALENDAR

! U Jenery 23-24 Georgia Peach Council
Annual Meeting, Fort Valley.

January 29 Southeastern Poultry cand
Egg Meeting, Atlanta. z:

January 30- 31 Dairy Production and
Marketing Short outse: Rock
Eagle. .



February 13, 14, 15 Deer Disease Sym-
posium, Athens, -



February 19-20 - 17th Annual Meeting,
Georgia Crop Improvement Asso-
ciation, Athens,



March 6, 7, 8 Southeastern Pecan Grow-
ers Association Convention, Mont-
_ gomery, Ala.



March 7 Fourth Beef Bull Gain Evalua-
tion Test Sale, Tifton.







Grow Your Own
Tobacco Plants

Three serious diseases still threaten
the South Georgia tobacco industry,

Black Shank, Tobacco Etch Mosaic and
Potato Y Veinbanding Disease.

Every effort is being made to protect
farmers from the sale of diseased tobac-
co plants but farmers can insure them-
selves of the best possible protection by
growing their own plants.

Make sure any plants purchased lo-

cally or otherwise are grown on land
free of Black Shank.

Do not take chances on contaminat-
ing your land by losing money with di-
seased tobacco. Get the necessary infor-

mation from your County Agent and

grow your own tobacco plants this year.



cal

ae Per salt
Income Ranks High

(The following is an excerpt from a

speech made by Governor Vandiver this

week. As I have for some time been con-

cerned about statements that erroneous-

ly classify Georgia as a poor or low
income state, I was happy to see Gov-
ernor Vandiver bring the true facts to
light in a recent meeting of state busi-
ness and political leaders.

So that all citizens may have the S
benefit of his remarks and know the

facts about how Georgia compares with

other states in the Southeast in per cap-

ita income, I am reprinting a portion of Be
the Governors recent speech. Phil Camp-

bell)

Governor Vandiver, addressing the

first of a series of legislative Eggs and
Issues breakfasts, attacked the po :

of doom in these words:

I am tired of hearing people poor

mouth about Georgias per capita income. |
These pessimists misrepresent it for var-
ious unworthy reasons.

Actually, we stand well indeed in

our region of the country, Only Virgin-
ia. with its fat federal payroll, and Flo-
rida, with its harvest of tourist gold,
stand above Georgia in the entire South-
east.

The Southeastern average, the Gov-
ernor said, is $1,607.

Georgia stands exactly one dollar
above that average, he continued. Be-
neath Georgia are Louisiana, North Ca-
rolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama,
South Carolina and Mississippi.

Of course, we are working in every
possible way to pull up the
average.

In the past three years we have
brought in 302 new industries, and 271
plant expansions, capitalized at $400,-
000,000, and providing jobs for almost
20,000 workers.










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Elizabeth Hynds,

D. Anglin, Editor

Editor of Notices



1917.

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Farm Work

WANTED



Want job in dairy, poultry
farm or any kind work, near
Alpharetta, Cumming or Ros-

well. 3 in family (child 6 mos.

old). Need 4 R, house wired
for elec. stove. Do any kind
of work. At once. I live 5 mi.
at Bethlehem. 5 mi. below
Winder, just off Monroe-Win-
der Hwy. Wm. Malcom, Rt. 1,
Campton.



58 yr. old white man, alone,
wants job on dairy or poultry
farm. Exp. and willing work-
er. Want 2-3 R. house with
elec. and water and reasona-
ble salary. Can furnish self.
George R. Morrow, 533 Me-
morial Dr. S, E. (Rear), At-
Janta 12. :



Man, 48 yrs. old, wife and
small boy, and father-in-law,
4 in family, one to work, want
job on dairy farm. Exp. Surge
and DeLaval milkers. Or take

job on poultry farm. At once.

Melvin C. Williams,
Garfield,

White man, 25, wife 2 chil-
dren, 2 and 12 yrs., wants job
on poultry, cattle, or gen. work
on farm. Drive tractor, truck,
ete. 4 R. house with furniture
furnished. Ready to move, and
have to be moved. Reasonable
salary. James Morgan, 387
Grant St.. S. E. Atlanta 12.

_ 61 yr. old white woman, re-~
liable, Christian, wants work
with good, nice, reliable peo-
ple on farm, doing light farm
and house work, for good

home and reasonable salary.
Ref. if req. At once. Mrs. Wil-
ma D. Davis, 221 Carroll St.
8S. E., Apt. A. Atlanta 12.

White woman and 3 child-
ren want work on Vegetable
farm or cotton and _ share
work like that. Children are
2 girls, 13 and 18 yrs. and
boy is 15. Can-move any time,
but have to be moved. Also,
- can do house and light farm
work. Wadie Jee Ferguson,
Rt. 3. Box 227A, Sylvania.

_ 38 yr. old man, white, mar-
ried. 3 children, girls, 14 and
12 yrs., 8 yr. old boy. Want
dairy or gen. farm work. Exp.
healthy, reliable. sober. Can
start at onee. Albert Hoffman,
oe en St. S. E., Atlan-

its







33 yr., old married man
large family wants job on
dairy, cattle or poultry farm.
Exp. and can furnish Ref. 2



can work. Begin at once,
Frank Lowery, Rt. 3, Dah-
lonega.

Exp. poultry man wanits

job on poultry farm. Can han-
dale layers or broilers. Rea-
sonable salary, Room, boar
or small furnished house. At
once. Ans. all letters. J. R.
Cochran, 873 Hampton St,, N.
W. Atlanta 18.

Want place as Caretaker, by
retired man and wife, Form-
er Herdsman N.C.C.W., Col-
lege. Would look after small
herd of beef cattle. Living
quarters and cond. must be
first class. J, R. Tanner, P.O.
Box 10652, Station A, Atlanta.





_ Single, 38 yr. old man want
job on small truck farm or

chicken farm. Experenced.
Room, board, wages open.
Write. Comer Smith, RFD
Thomasville.

d, | work for



Man and wife and family
want job raising chickens,
with layers, or hogs and cat-
tle. Can drive all kinds trucks
and tractors and do rough
carpenter work. Ref. if need-



ed. Danny Daniel, Rt. 2,
Kingston.
Married man, wife only,

needs job at once. Exp. farm
work, also as Caretaker. Can
drive tractor but not a car
nor truck. Have to have house
furnished with furniture, not
too far from a town, on Hwy.
or bus line. State wages and
particulars first letter. In-
quire at Kemps Store. D. L.
Grindle, c/o John L. Cham-
bers, Murrayville.

Refined, Christian woman,
wants job as nurse, compan-
ion and light farm work. 47
vrs. old. Drivers license. Mrs.
Martha Starr, Rt. 3, Forsyth.
Ph. 6-666.

3 single men, white, 20-22
yrs. of age want jobs in dairy
or on poultry farm. Can drive
truck or tractor. Willing to
work for small salary. room
and board. Write or see. Rich-
ard Howard Mitchell, Rt. 1







Box 194 A, Jackson,



- 45 yr. .old Veteran. single,
good health, draws pension,
wants job on chicken farm or
caretaker of cattle farm. Mil-
lard Smith, 770 Cascade Pl.
SW. Atlanta 10.

Elderly white man, - alone,
wants job on farm, live as one
of family, small pay. Do not
drink, Cant drive. Cary
Leverett, 3272 Gordon Rd., S.
W. Atlanta 11.

Man and wife want job on
farm looking after game,
fowl, ete. or game reservation,
also gardening. B. L. Brown,





1648 College St. Ph. 745-
5926.
Middleaged, _ white, single

man wants job doing light
farm work, no field work,
with elderly people for room,
board, laundry in modern
home and $20. week salry.
Available now. Exp. T. O. Mc-
Lendon, Rt. 3, Carrollton.

46 yr. old white man,
single, wants job with layers
and broilers or farm work,
$18. week for 5 days, or 7
days, $20.; Go anywhere in
Ga. Sober, honest dependa-
ble. Ans. all letters. Troy Bin-
ford, Rt. 1, Covington.

Farm Help

WANTED





Want white woman, relia-
ble for light farm work on
small farm, keep house, etc.,
for small salary. All conven-
jences in house. D. A. Eden-
field, Rt. 1, Statesboro. ;

Want colored man and wife
only, 35-45 yrs. of age. Man
do gen. farm work on cattle
farm, wife work part time in
home and light farm chores.
House furnished. Must be
clean, sober and give refer-
ences, $60. week for both. J.
W. Phillips, c/o Westover
Farm, Kennesaw. Ph.
2959 (Marietta).

Want white woman at once,
live in and do house and light
farm work. $12.50 week.
Vrite: W. M. Young, 2495
Bryan Circle, East Point. Ph.
344-5660. =







Want colored family to work |

on Peach .farm, day work,
year around work. Can work
man and wife, must be sober
and honest. Man must have
drivers license and know
how to drive tractor. 4 R. un-
furnished house. Write or call
after 7 P.M. Jimmy Chappell,
Box 82, Morven. Ph. 775-
3991 (after 7 PM).

Want middleaged woman to
housekeep and do light farm
room, board and
$15. week. Contact. W. G.



Shuman, Rt. 1, Box 7, Pem-

broke. Ph. 653-4975.

Want honest, sober, depen-
dable small family, white or
colored, to farm about 75
acres, mules, and tractor on
50-50 basis and some day la-
bor. B. J. Gilmore, Rt. 1, Jef-
fersonville.

Want refined woman to do
light farm work and to help
with invalid sister, modern
home, located about 30 mi.
out of Atlanta. Salary to be
discussed. Mrs. W. O. Garmon,
Loganville.

Want col. man and wife,
25-45 yrs. of age. Man to do-
gen. farm work on horse farm
and wife also work. Must be
clean and give Ref. Jos. Vogt.
c/o Windy Hill acres, 1084
Houston Mill Rd. N. E., At-
lanta 6. i

Want at once single, hon-
est, white man, 30-50 yrs. old,
to row crop 35 acres this yr.
Must be good farmer and
tractor operator. No bad hab-
its. Excellent living quarters;
plenty to eat, laundry and
reasonable salary. Good home
for right person. E. M. Bat-
tle. Rt. 1, Calhoun

Want white woman, 35-40
yrs. as housekeeper and also
do light farm work. for room,
board and salary. Good home.
Replies ans. promptly. Can
begin any time. E. D. Huggins,
Sr.. Rt. 1, Box 150, Ellabell.

Want reliable man on large
farming operation: keep books,
preduction records. gen. of-
fice records on _ plantation.
Need not be exp. bookkeeper
but capable of being taught
easily and very capable in
simple business arithmetic.
Character Reference required
Eugene M. Callawav. c/o





Cross Roads Plantation, Rayle. |G





Want asst. herdsman,
Christian, 30-50 yrs. old to
work with dairy and beef
cattle projects at Rabun Ga-
Nacoochee School, 6 mi. No.
Clayton. High school educa-
tion preferred, Milking and
supervising in project. House,
wired for elec. stove, garden
furnished, on schools private

J.| water system. Contact. Fred

Kelly, c/o Rabun Gap-Na-
choochee school, Rabun Gap.



Want middleaged white wo-
man without bad habits to do
light farm work and care for
elderly woman. Room, board
and small salary. irs. G. L.
Beasley, Rt. 5, Box 38, Unper
River Rd. Macon.

Equipment 2

FOR SALE



Complete horse drawn Sor-
ghum mill and copper pan,
$50.00. R. B. Bowen, Madras
(near Newnan).



2 large farm bells and 1
buggy and harness, in good
cond.; cut-off saw for Ford
tractor and 1 rear mowing
mach for Ford tractor; bush

land bogg harrow for F ord

tractor. J. L. Shipp, Route 4,
Dallas.

20 in. Meadows corn mill
sheller and belts complete ex-
cept no motor, $75.00. R. V.
Westbrook, Rt. 1, Commerce,
Ph. 335-4682.

Gibson tractor, good tires,
9 HP approx., harrow, plan-
ters, fert. distributors, culti-
vators, hitch, all in good cond.,
$360.00. Calvin R. Barnett,
4560 Tilly Mill Rd., Doraville,
Ph. GL. 7-9018.

1955 Farmall Cub tractor,
good mechanical cond., equip-
ped with hydraulic lift, turn-
ing plow, cultivator, Cole
planter, distributor and disc.
Rhudolph Bennett, Rt. 1, Scre
ven. :

U. D. 18 six cylinder Diesel
motor with outboard pulley
and bearing with 6 groove
pulley, $475.00. Solon Jones,
Rt. 1, Bartow.

11 in Ghel hammermill with
3 screens, running shape, $50
without belt or $75.00 with
belt. At my farm. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington.

1952 Ford, 1/2 ton, pick-up
truck, excellent shape. Oscar
Beddingfield, 302 Woodward
Ave., Atlanta.

25 HP Wisconsin air-cooled
motor with starter, can use V
or flat belts, completely re-
paired throughout, has been
run about 2 hrs. since repairs,
good cond., good price. Car-
relton Fowler, Rt. 2, Vienna,
Ph. 268-8066. :

400 chicken egg cap. David
Bradley incubator, ist class
eond. for sale at reasonable
price. M. W. Day, Rt. 3, Thom-
son.

1952, 8-N Ford tractor, just
had rings -and inserts, run
about 3 days since. James H.
Scott, Rt. 2, Box 119-C, Al-
pharetta, Ph. 993-9038 no
collect calls (Newtown, Brum-
blow Rd.). a

60 tray Buckeye grass incu-
bator for sale. Will give terms
it wanted. Robert Peacock, Rt.
4, Americus, Ph. 5445,_

MT John Deere tractor with
planters, cultivators and stalk
rippers, $600.00. Dean Mit-
chem, Rt. 1, Madison.

Good 12 x 28 tractor tire,
$25.00 at my farm, 5-1/2 mi.
from Collins, 1 mi. off Hill-
view School Hwy. Rev. J. R.
Smith, Manassas.

Farmall A. grader blade for
sale or trade for Allis Chal-
mers CA grader blade. F. R.
Fowler, Rt, 9, Gainesville.

4-1/2 yd. dump body with-
out hoist for mediun_ size
truck, very good cond., $125.00
at my place; also, 250 gal. fuel
skid tank for gasoline or
other fuel, good cond:, $50.00
Paul C. . Pitts, 4202 Castle
Pines Ct.,.1,-Tucker.

Pr. Fairbanks Morse dbl.
box seed scales; 2 Centennial
80 saws gin stands, good cond.;
80 saw gin stand, very good:
condenser and 2 fans in good
shape; other pipes of dif. sizes
and lengths; pr. Fairbanks

























ton. W. J. | Har

Morse scales for weighing cot- |M
Harri Sn .












David Bradley 5 -
tractor, turning plow,
off plow, harrow and cultiv
tor, $150.00. R. J. Mathey
307 Woodlawn Ave., nde
Ph. 867-9729 (no collect eall:

2 wheel trailer, heavy du
farm trailer, 7 ft. wide, 18 :
high, 750 x 6 ply tires,
frame and tongue wit
body, $65.00. Louie
Rt. 1, Stockbridge,
4433. : :

Athens, 20 - 26 in., dis
row with sealed bearin
fect cond, for Bulldozer,
Rex Jackson, Wrights
Ph. BR, 2-3179 (Dublin

Gehl forage cutter; AC fe
age cutter; John Deere
drill, seed attach.; AC 4 3
planter; grain or hay elev
3 dise tillers; cultipacker
harrow; HD 7 AC Dozer
blade; 3 pt. hitch post h
bine. H. F. Robinson, B
Ph. 429-1812.

40 broiler or |
troughs, 5 ft.
justable legs.
$1.20 ea. or $

AT. 5-3215.

_ Friend orchard spra
500 gal. tank, 25 gal. per m
pump with 32,000 cu. ft.
min. blower, extra good cor
W. B. Wood, McDonoug!

Covington planters and
tilizer distributors fo:
tractor, complete, in,
cond for sale also, want 1
bottom plows with 3.
hitch for Ford tractor
cond. and reasonable for |
Felton Warnock, Tarryt
Ph. JA. 9-4262 (5 mi.
Tarrytown). :

Harrow with scallop
and 1 disc tiller for Fa
Cub tractor, used little an

Mrs. DE. -Griffis, -
Odum, Ph. JU. 4-213

co curer, complete, works go
as new, completely autom
never goes over what it |
on, $250.00 at my place 5.x

ison, Rt. 1, Box 80, Screv
Ph. 596-2457. aa

Metal poultry equi
Community nest, 60 hen ai
$4.90 ea.; 20 feeders 8 ft
stand, $4.50 ea.; 45, 5.
feeders, $2.80 ea; 30 xr
chick feeders, $1.00
cated 20 mi. W. of Aug
S. Von Schweinitz, Appli

value. R. H. Earnest, I
Box 275, Griffin, Ph. 6
collect calls). ~ :

50 feeders 4 ft., 75
Lions and Oak brooder, 3
cap. 1,000 ea.; 2 small
ers, 100 cap. ea., all 4 fo:
R. H. Hunter, 225 Dal:
Rd., Sandy Springs, |
6925 (off of Roswell Ri
yond Sandy Springs).

Good 2 H. wagon; 300

planter. Paul H. West, Sr.,
worth, Ph. 934- 4634:

1957 Chevrolet pick-up
ton truck, clean and in
cond., $750 cash or trai
equal value in good br
age female hogs. John P.
son, Jz; -Rt.. 15. Box 2895
Bean Ph. 2646 (Waynes!
no collect: calls).

2 H. David Bradley mow
mach, with 2 rubber tir

weights for 320 John
tractor. Earnest Smith, Ri
Carrollton, Ph. TE. 2-6464

Meadows grist mill wit
in. rock, John Deere
sheller, 7-1/2 HP single p
elec. motor, 5 Ig. rubber ti
wheel barrows, 40 elec. b:
ers, 1,000 cap. and ladi
fashion hand made side sa
John B. Guthrie, Rt. 4,
renceville, Ph. 448-3683 (
cross). Ge ei

1952 Dodge pick-w
eee rs {core :
tor, .00; jack p
hand pump, $85 00;
lengths new 4 in pi
ee Robinso:


cond., used
6 single stan-

units Intnl. milk-
Me single
All for sale cheap.
ipman, Rt, 1, Shiloh,
eS . (Manchester).

20 Homelite power
hhape, new rings,
igs and gasket, chain
rorn out, with 18
% oa $65. 00. Ro-~
r, Rt. 2, Ellijay.



MARKET BULLETIN

Set of Florence Mayo Yobac-
co curers in good cond.,
Leo Akins, Rt. 2, Metter.

John Deere B. tractor with
cutaway and cotton duster, all
for $350.00; also, Cub bottom
plow and western saddle in
A-1 shape, for sale. Harvy lL.
Langdale, Rt. 2, Sumner.







Heavy duty terrace blade
or can be used on road, own
cylinders, $250.00; 1,500 bu.
cap. grain bin, $300. 00; Ig.
heavy emasculators, $12. 00;
Homelite chain saw, $125. 00:
110 gal. sprayer with trailer,
$50.00; set of nearly ne w
cylinders for Farmall; also,
some stanchions. All in excel.
con. Mrs. Hugh lL. White,
| Stockbridge.



large Surge
id 2 units, used
mos., vacuum line
cluded, reasonably
loyd Terrell, Aad
TE, 2-3964.

we truck scales,

already removed |

John Deere B. trac-
lanters and cultiva-
Short, PO Box 115,

Will trade for
res or hogs. Olin An-
, Nicholson, Ph.

tractor. EL M.
Mc ; poneus
fier 7 PM.

15, new retread
Epa of tractors

A. Taylor,
Decsiur, Ph.

aaall reactor

ators, 8 dise

bush and bog hat-
taulically controlled
- from tractor
Blue cotton duster,
cylinder goes with
1 i in good cond., $1,-
complete outfit

t. 4, Jackson, Ph.

f two 1 H. wagons,
heavy, almost new,
gear with old body,
ht iron axle; also, 2.

ane pens and He

for raising Bob-

, sacrifice prices.

ee 2125 6th St., Co-
Ph. FA. 2-5896.

actor, good cond.,
with hydraulic lift,
cultivator, turning
arold W. Cleveland,
rersville (2 mi. W. of
near WKLY Radio

urn corn SHeIiST box
0; also, cow bell,
dd postage on both.
1 Mullen, Rt. 2, Ly-

milk}



Slightly used, 11 in., ham-
mermill and one windmill in
good cond., for sale or trade
for cattle, sheep or hogs. John
Wali, Rt. 2, Madison.

Well built trailer suitable
for hauling farm products or
livestock, new tires, $95.00.
Will deliver pee dis-
tance. T. R. Finley, Box 148,
Waco, Ph. LE. 7-2025.





Pica

WANTED

Livestock

FOR SALE





Want good used tractor with
3 point lift, prefer 1953 or
newer model, C. W. King, Rt.
Ls eee: Ph. 6892 (Tallapoo-
sa).



Want one or two 12 x 38
tractor tires in servicable
cond., within 50 mi. radius of
Covington. Pierce L. Cline,
RED, Social Circle, Ph. 786-
7821 (Covington).

Want good late model used
tractor cheap, Otis D. Brown,
Rt. 2, Garfield.

Want 10 in. table saw. Will
buy or trade air compressor
for same. W. F. Buttler, 133
Sandtown Rd., (City), Mariet-
ta, Ph. 427-2165.







Want spray outfit for spray-
ing pecan trees, output 35 gal.
per min. preferred. Lewis Es-
coe, Comer, Ph. SU. 3-2125
nights.



22, Oaks automatic chicken
8 ft. waterers, 3-1/2 yrs. old;
one 3 point hitch harrow; 1 ea.
8 bottom and 2 bottom Dear-
born turning plows. Located
1 mi. So. Bushnell on Douglas-
Ocilla Rd. Lowell Adams,
Douglas. :

Want good used tractor with
3 point hitch and having 30
HP or more; also, need 2 wheel
trailer for use with tractor and
usable behind car; also, want
eycle mower for tractor. M. C.
Manderson, 263 Mt. Paran Rd.,
NW, Atlanta 5, Ph. 255-4064.



Oliver 70 R. C. tractor, new-
ly overhauled needs starter,
bargain. A. O. Wheat, Buck-

*|head, Ph. 611-J-3 (Madison).



Rabbit hutches, all wire
sjhanging type, 8 to 12 con-

is | nected, size 30 x 30 x 18 in.,

ea., $3.00 ea.; metal feeders,
50c ea.; metal nest boxes, $1.50
Cra eh ae Will Not sit sp:
M. T. Weiner, 1472 Rock
Springs Cir., NE, Atlanta 6,
Ph. TR. 2-7196.



Farm Master incubator, 1,-
200 hen egg cap., perfect
cond., for sale. T. G. OKelley,
Maysville, Ph. 652-2121.

~Tree planter, pull type,
heavy duty, good cond., (not
a Timber Cat), $250. 00. Wil-
liam E. Suber, 1430 Elizabeth
Ave., Perry, Ph. 429-1801.

9-N Ford Ferguson tractor
and 2-disc plow, $500.00. Can
be seen 7 mi. No. of Cedartown
and 2 mi. N. of Lake Creek:
Grady Welchel, Rt. 1, Silver
Creek.

Farmall No. 200 tractor ih
planter equipment, operates
[with propane gas, $1,750.00
FOB Griffin. W. A. Mintz, Rt.
4, Box 68, Griffin (3 mi. E. of).

Elec. - heating cables for
sweet potato plant beds, quan-
tity and fittings sufficient for
bedding 500 bushels, $300.00
or give away if cannot sell.
Norman J. Crowe, Sylvester,
Ph. 776-2739 days. :

No. 7% McCormick mule
drawn mowing mach.; 2 H.
iron wheel, wagon with body
in good shape. W. C. Shirley,
Rt. 1, Alpharetta. :

Utility trailer, good cond.,
tires like new, 1-1/2 in. floor
for hauling stock, new 2,000
Ib. screw jack with 6 in. cas-
tor, $85.00. J. D. Swagerty,
2972 Mabry Rd., NE, Atlanta
Ae Ph, CE. 3-9881 (home in

Ny















Bradley Banden trac-

ng plow, cut-a-way
ening plow and ae
for $150.00. J.
ssenden Dr., Atktell
2372. a

ergerson Mill Rd.,
7h. 948-7268.

ere B. tractor, good | P)
ights and starter
cutting harrows, all
oe Leckie, Rt.
Ph. LE. ees

oH Rhodes
ville, Ph. GL. 6-2153.

ve jeep, Tebuilt
000

ni-|dise plow,



"| cond.,

Pulpwood saw, it also cuts
under brush, in good cond.,
reasonably priced at $65. 00.
John M. Hand, 514 Oglethorpe

| Ave., College Park.



Portable milking m ac h.,
Ideal make and 4 gal. elec
churn for sale. Otis Byrd, 2124
-|Harding Rd., Augusta.

3 roller cane mill in good
priced to sell; good
mowing machine, mule type,
good cond. Can be seen after 4

or weekends. W. W.



PM
Wilkes, Rt. 2, Box 424, Dub~'

lin.

J. D. combine No. 12A; 30
bu. grain tank with unloading
auger, brand new curtain,
}|/combine in good shape, $350.



|M. . Darsey, Rt. 2, Dublin,

Ph. BR. 2-1251.

2 row C. A. Allis Chalmers
planters and guano attach.,
used very little, almost good as
new, 1/2 price; also, Athens 2







Want good second hand ma-

nure spreader, No. 21, for Cub
tractor. Willis Evans, Rt. 1,
Box 81, Talking Rock.

Want model 8-D pull type
H. L. Pray Coastal Bermuda
planter. H. D. Garrison, Grif-
fin, Ph. 8-1948.





Want 1 tractor pulley to fit
Ford or Ferguson tractor.
Must be in good shape an d
pean aly priced. Edley Bur-
nett, Rt. 4, Box 91; Blairsville.



Want Ford or Ferguson trac-
tor with equipment that can

-|be repaired for small farm use.

LL. D. Pittman, Abbeville.



Want good used manure

spreader, within 100 mi. of
LaFayette. Jack Abercrom-
bie, Rt. 2, Kensington, Ph.

4437 ( Chickamauga).

Want 2 wheel cart and har-
ness for Shetland pony. State
cond..and price. Ali letters
ans. Morris Partain, Rt. 2, El-
berton.



Want Farmall Cub tractor
and associated equipment.
preter rotary type mower
Describe cond. of tractor and
equip. Robert H. Duke Rt. 1,
Rome Ph. 234-3724 (no col-
lect calls).

. Want gear drive chain saw
Prefer one with bow, in good

cond, and reasonably priced,

within 50 mi. of Cumming. J.
R. Hansard, Rt. 4, Cumming,

?1Ph. TU. 7-3246.



Want cut-off saw and pul-
ley and other equip. for Ford
tractor. Must be in gc cond.
and priced reasonable, within
100 mi. of Griffin. Curtis Pitts,
Rt. 3, Box 337, Griffin.

Want to trade 4 yr. old fine
stallion horse for good used



Ford tractor. Horse will work |

anywhere and can ride, wt.
about 1,000\lbs. No letters
ans. C. A. Adams, Rt, 3, Li-
thonia.



Want one wind driven farm
plant, any voltage considered.
State price FOB your station.
Will consider gasoline operat-
ed unit if priced right. J. E.
Young. PO Box 214, Sylvester.

Want Allis Chalme- G.
with H. D. lift, cultivators,
distributor and planter and
tiller or turning plow. S. M.
Giddens, Cochran Field, Ma-
con,

Want Ford Diesel tractor,
800 Series or equivalent; New
Holland or John Deere hay
baler, late model mower for
Ford tractor; and side delivery
rake, either Ford or New Hol-
land. All must | be in good
cond and. priced to sell. A. S.







Cattle



Reg, Bramtion Jersey heifer
with first calf, born Dec, 3,
have paper to Reg. calf, see
at my place. Mrs. Claude Ay
Whelchel, Rt. 6, Lakelin Rd,,
Gainesville.

First calf Holstein heifers,
calfhood vaccinated, start
calving late Jan. 71. F. Robin-
aD Rt, 1, Bonaire, Ph. 429-

38 Guernsey fresh in with
heifer calves, 5 more to fresh-
en Feb. 1, all Reg.; 2 Jerseys
to freshen Hebi 7; also, young
bulls, service age. All from
high milk and butter produc-
ers. F. H. Bunn, Midville.

Reg. Angus bulls, 8 mos. to
1 yr. old, priced according to
age, calfhood vaccinated, from
clean herd, guaranteed breed-
ers. F. W. Phillips, c/o West-
over Farm, Kennesaw, Ph.
428-2959 (Marietta).

'High producing purebred
Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old with
heifer calf, born Jan. 12, both
cow and calf wer: sired ar-
tificially, $150. for both; also,
4 other fine cows for sale as
thev freshen until about April
1. T. H. Kay, Rt. 2, Royston.

4 male calves, $35. up ea.
or all for $175.; M. K. Robin-
son, Rt. 1, Box 172, Grove-
town, Ph. RE. 3-2880 (Au-
gusta).

Santa Gertrudis bulls, just
weaned for sale. J. W. Morris,
PO Box 119, Carrollton, Ph.
TE. 2-2852.

8 or 10 Angus Leifers, bred
to calve in spring or summer,
from Reg. herd but cannot
Reg., 25c lb. FOB here. T. F.
Sapp. Abbeville, Ph. 3266 af-
ter 8 PM.

2 Reg. polled Hereford bulls,
21 mos, old, best of bloodlines.
Paul A. Templeton, Hephzi-
Bae Ph, LY. 2-2264 7 to 10



















8 Reg. polled Hereford bulls,
8-13 mos. old, $250. to $325.
These bulls are larcse for age
and from good _ bloodlines.
Farm located 7 mi. W. of Gib-
son. James L. Hadden, Gibson.



Swine



Reg. Spot (formerly call-
ed Spotted Poland China)
hegs for sale, from a Certi-
fied Brucellosis free herd. A.
Parorte, Cordele, Ph. 273-

Purebred Durocs, males and
females, 3 mos. old, $25. ea.
or exchange 1 male for pure-
bred male of the same breed;
ase, 1 purebred Duroc boar,

yrs. old, wt. approx. 600 or
700. Ibs.. $50. Leo C. Jackson,
RGeeoe Bowdon.

40 meat type pigs. 50-60
Ibs., for sale at onve. John J.
Davidson, Rt. 1, Pineview.









PAGE THREE

Purebred Yorkshire ee
ing stock, extra large produ-,
cers, have a few service age
boars, ready to go; also, very
good selection of
ola boars and gilts, $35. and
up. From state Certified Bangs
free herd. No. 44, tripple:
treated RJ, Chambless,
Nashville, Ph. 6877.

Full blooded Landrace
and Yorkshire pigs. :
Whitfield, Rt. 1, Boulieree ee
Rd., Conley, Ph. Mj, 7-4770..

3 way cross, Hampshire,
Tamworth and Red Brkshire







(for lean meat and thrifti-.
ness), 8 wks. old boars or:
gilts, $12. ea. Crating oe

shipment, $4. Ex}. collect. oe
Hamilton, Baxley.



Purebred meat pe Daas
pigs,

lines, Reg. in buyers name. P..

M. Middleton, Rt. 3, Way-
cross, (5 mi. out Valdosta
Hwy. look for the Duroc
sign), ENE rh



Hampshire boar, Reg. 1 yr.
old March 15, second place
Southeastern fair, Macon Fair
ist place; located between
Lawrenceville and Buford on
Hwy. 20, James T. Ledford,
Rt. 1, Lawrenceville. ;

Reg. Spotted Poland China:
pigs, 3 and 5 mos. old, disease:
free and from large litters, at
my farm 1 mi. So. of Hahira
on Hwy. 41 Elmer Cornelius,.
Rt. 2, Hahira, Ph. 794-2836.





Cherry red Duroc male Reg.

in United Duroe Asso.. treat-
ed and wormed, 6-7 mos. old,
$40.; 3 mo. old male and
silts, $35. ea. at farm: also,:
mouse colored mule, $50. A.
C. Weathers, PO Box 37, Hwy.
32. Mershon.

Choice Duroc breeding
stock, males and females, all.
from large litters, 10 wks. to
4 mos. old William E. Lanier,
Rt. 2, Metter, Ph. 685-8877
nights.

5 Reg. Landrace gilts, 8-1/2
mes. old: 2 Reg. boars: 2 Res.
Landrace sows. All reasonab-
lv priced. W. L. Wells. Rt. 6,
Macon, Ph. SH. 3-931.

2 purebred Poland China
boars, larce enough for ser-
vice, to prevent in breeding,
for sale or will trade for oth-
er hogs or calves. John Wall,
Rt. 2. Madison.

50 good Hamvshire shoats
for sale. John B. Harn, Pt 1,
Fayetteville, Ph. HO. 1-4894.

Landrace and Duroc cross-
ed pigs, 12 wks. old. $15. ea.
at mv home. Jerry Blazer, Rt.
2 Old River Rd. Carters-
ville. :

About 20 shoats will aver=
ace about 50 lbs. ea.. mixed
color, $14. ea. FOB mv farm,
5 mi. W. of Metter, no ship-
virg. IL. H. Fdenfield Rt. -3,
Rox 177, Metter, Ph. 685--
1083. z :

3. sows,

SPC. $40. ea: also.









2 Landrace and 1
Jersey bull

calf. $20. Jodeen Rile7-r, Rit.
2 Cartersville, Ph. EV. 2-
6651.





NOT!

notices.





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

No such notices will be accepted for publication in
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 to write the....

EDITOR, MARKET BULLETIN

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











10-14 wk.

from champion blood-





















"FEEDS FAILING TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE BUT WITH



MARKET. BULLETIN eed lednes

November, 1961





































GG teed by Manufacturer RALSTON PURINA comets Nashville, Tennessee
Se eee sa rae ceeaeg Purina Milk owMe ; :
FFound by State Chemist PROTEIN FAT FIBER. *Protein low. a
CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland: sees ROME OIL MILL DIVISION, HUNT Foops. & INDUSTRIES, INC
Gilt Edge Wheat Gray Shorts with Groun Rome, Georgia
Wheat Screenings Ge 15.0 2 : ae Cherokee Brand 41% Protein Ccltcacced Meal
*Protein low & Fiber high Foose 2 i *Protein low & Fiber high
COOPERATIVE MILLS, ING., Baltimore, Maryland ee SOUTHEASTERN: MILES SINGLU Rememeeorna 5
40% Pork Maker Medicated < 9 33 29 Stivers Best Wheat Brown Shorts
: *Protein low Fo 38. : Protein low
CULPEPPER MILLING COMPANY, Bowdon, Georgia es SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augeste, Georsie
Ground, Sap Core E 71 30 8.7 : 40% Hog Feed Supplement
Protein low : : Fiber high:
DAWSON COTTON OIL COMPANY, Dawson, Gaciale Duplex Rabbit Feed Pellets Medicated a
"Elizabeth Beauty Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal sce Se ib : rotein low iber hig
Prime Quality, : F352 3.7 17.0 SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia
Protein low Broiler Starter Mash Medicated
> Sears . *Protein low
FARMERS SUPPLY SERVICE, Hawkinsville, Georgia
Ground Cobs, Shucks with Molasses GS 2.0 5 240. | Medicated Broiler Mash <
*Fiber high F 3.2 5 25.6 : _ *Profein low_
LAYONIA ROLLER MILL, INC., Lavonia, Georgia mG SWIFT & CO. OIL MILL, Albany, Georgia : ae
Tugalo River Gray Shorts G 15.0 3.5 AD Swift's Cottonseed Meal or Pellets 36% Protein
*Protein low E43 3:1 : Prime Quality ee
iia - =
MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgia : ne Protein low & Fiber nigh
Fairway Cage Layer Ration Medicated ve a5 a8 3 .
efrotein low : VILLA RICA FEED MILLS, INC., Feed Division, Villa Rica, Ga.
i . INC., P , Georgia Ground Corn, Cobs and Shucks15 % Molasses GS
eral Brice a 2 GS 8.0 W522 29.0 *Fiber nigh : ; E.
*Protein low & Fiber high F 7.7 1.5 30.3 : :





GGuaranteed by Manufacturer
- FFound by State Chemist
_ PPenalized

CARR & BOATRIGHT, Sandersville, Georgia
Crimped Oats
(P) Fiber

FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURERS GUARANTEE



MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta; Geergia a
Fairway Poultry Concentrate G
(P) Protein F

PROTEIN FAT FIBER



6 11.6 3.0 12.0 RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri
. b : Purina D & F Chow Meal (Coarse)

F 11.6 5.2 14.9.

4 : (P) Protein



CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
_ Presperity Brand Old Process" 36% Protein
Cottonseed Meal |
(P) Fiber



SENECA OIL MILL, Seneca, South Corolina
Seneca Meal 36% Cottonseed MealFrime Quality





_ CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tennessee
Gilt Edqe Wheot Grey Shorts with Ground Wheot
Sereenings



(P) Protein





Colby Pulverized Mixed Feed Oats
(P) Protein, Fat & Fiber

COLBY MILLING COMPANY, INC., Abbotsford, Wisconsin



ESCO FEED MILL, Haralson, Georgia
Escos Check- R- Mix 16% Dairy Feed BB
{P) Protein



G 36.0 3.0 =7.6 (P) Protein
F 35.4 3.1 19.9 : =
: SOUTHERN COTTON OIL DIV., Hunt Foods and prec Inc.,
Macon, Georgia
: Sco-Co Bond 36% Cottonseed MealPrime Quality
G 15.0 3.5 6.0 : (P) Protein
F 13.2 4.2 6.8 : ;
: 357 as Declared
G@ 105 30 156 17 Failures
F 74 2.1 20.8 9 Penalties
6 0 25 120 ee ue
FE 1 4.4 7.3 383 Total





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

FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED o
November, 1961

CENTRAL SOYA-McMilles Feed Division, Chairanocaa, Teuncace
- 2 feeds as declared





ATLANTA MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Georgia
7 feeds as declared



CHEROKEE FEED MILLS, Canton, Genisie





AUBREY FEED MILLS, INC. Louisville, Kentucky -
15 feeds as declared a

4 feeds as declared



CITY GIN & MILLING COMPANY, Albany, Georgia



_ BARROW & PRESCOTT, Matthews, Georgia
1 feed as declared



1 feed as declared







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

COASTAL BROILER COMPANY, Clexton Milling Co. Claxton, Geosig !
3 feeds as declared ete







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

COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., auliners: Melon
2 feeds as declared





BREMCO ALFALFA MILLS, INC., New Bremen, Ohio
1 feed as declared

COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., Flowery nionch Georgia
21 feeds as declared





THE BUCKEYE COTTON OIL COMPANY, Cincinnasi, Qhio
2 feeds as declorde

COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., euntercilie alabama
7 feeds as declared





BURCH'S TRADING POST, Clarkesville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

COSBY-HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
11 feeds as declared



_CAMMON'S POULTRY, LaGrange, Georgia
1 feed as declared

DALTON GRAIN COMPANY, Dalton, Cote
1 feed as declared





_ CAROLINA MILLING COMPANY, Laurens, South Caroline
2 feeds as decalred

DAWSON COTTON OIL COMPANY, pense: Georsie
2 feeds as declared



St B. CARTER COMPANY, Buford, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

DANIEL FEED & SEED COMPANY, Borde Gcoraia
3 feeds as declared





CEDAR VALLEY MILLS, Cedartown, Georgia
4 feeds as declared

DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee
1 feed as declared







CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
: _ 1 feed as declared

JOHN W. ESHELMAN & SONS, _Chamblce, Secrga:
T feed as declared :





CENTRAL ROLLER MILLS, Central, South Carolina
I feed as declared:

_ CENTRAL SOYA-McMillen Feed, Division, rent ees iiedicas

a feeds as dedexsd



te

EVER-BEST FEED MILLS, INC., Allanta, Geersie :
5 feeds as seciees :













: FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED
November, 1961

THE PILLSBURY COMPANY, Feed Division, Minneapolis, Minnesota
5 feeds as declared :



THE QUAKER OATS. COMPANY, Chicago, {illinois
1 feed as declared



- RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, Sf. Louis, Missouri

45 feeds as declared





NG COMPANY, Gainesville, Geccia
lared



INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
elcred: i



C Ik R SUPPLY, INC., Carrollton, Gedigia
; lared |





R MILLS, Griffin, cae
Jared



stl LERIES, ANG Bo drown: Kentucky
ered





Mi ANY, INC., Cumming ere
fared Z



f MILLS, enicron, South Carolina

















RED COMB MILLS, Cartersville, Georgia
Z feeds as declared



-RED HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Soe

2 feeds as declared



ROME OIL MILL DIVISION, Rome, Georgia
3 feeds as declared



SAVANNAH SUGAR REFINING CORPORATION, Savannah, Georgia
1 feed as declared



' JOSEPH E. SEAGRAM & SONS, INC., New York, N. Y.

1 feed as declared



SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee
: 2 feeds as declared



SECURITY MiLLS OF JACKSONVILLE, INC., Jacksonville, Florida .
1 feed as declared



SMITHS FARM SUPPLY, Reidsville, Georgia
1 feed as declared



SOUTH GEORGIA BRO''ER, INC. Blackshear, Georgia
1 feed as declared



SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC. Rome, Georgia
1 feed as declared



SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMPANY, Decatur, Alabama

1 feed as declored



SOUTHERN COTTON OIL COMEANY: Macon, Georgia
1 feed as declared



_ SOUTHERN MILLING CCtPANY, Augusta, Georgia

10 feeds as declared



SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia
2 feeds as declared



SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Elberton, Georgia
3 feeds as declared



eS SOYA CORPORATION, Estill, Sourh Carolina
1 feed as declared



SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL COMPANY, epee South Carotina
2 feeds as declared



















f Lawrenceville, Georgia
fared!











STANDARD FEED MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
3 feeds as declared



SUNNYLAND PACKING COMPANY, Thomasville, Georgia
1 feed as declared



SWIFT & COMPANY, Albany, Georgia
1 feed as declared



SWIFT & COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
3 feeds as declared



SWIFT & COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois
4 feeds as declared -



SWIFT & COMPANY, Douglas, Georgia
1 feed as declared



T. & R. FARM SERVICE, Cedartown, Georgia
4 feed as declared -



_ THOMPSON FARM SUPPLY, Vidalia, Georgia

1 feed as declared



THOMAS MILLING COMPANY, Hazlehurst, Georgia
2 feeds as declared



WEAVER MILLING COMPANY, Gcilla, Georgia
1 feed as declared



WEST END MILLING COMPANY, INC., Oulimon, Georgia
ay teed: as declared













re







_ cond., pasture
~ $100.; also. come plow tools



ing stallions: Res Q: H. brood

PAGE Six



Livestock

FOR SALE





Swine

Reg. Hampshires, foundation.
stock from Indianias leading
herd, young boars and gilts,
from: Cert. matines, treated
for Cholera and Erysipelas
and Bangs tested free, $35.
and up. J. R. Mullis, Coch~
ran, Ph. WE. 4-6490.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

Pr. filly Welsh ponies, 6
and 9 mos. old, should make
blocky 600-700 lb. mares,
gentle but not trained; un-
der 3 yr. old bred bay mare,
46-47 in. high, sure to have
colt in April. Sell or trade
for cattle. Guy McMullian,
Dacula, Ph. TH, 3-4439 (Law-
1 ceville).

Sorrel stud Shetland pony,
approx. 40 in., coming.2 yrs.
old, $100. W. H. Partridge,
Norcross, Ph. 448-3568.

At Stud: Tom Dooley, shad-
ows Ambassador and Bud-
dys Black Boy, 3 top Reg.
Tenn. Walking horses, 3 -dif.
bloodlines. Roy A. Dorsey,
2561 Bohler Rd.. NW, Atlan-
ta 5.-Ph. CE. 7-1115,

Black mare. mule, 11 yrs.
old. 1,000 Ibs.. works any-
where, no plug. W. C. Shir-
ley Rt. 1, Alpharetta.













MARKET BULLETIN

One stud and 1 filly perm.
Reg. Quarter horses, foaled
June, 1961 by grandson of
Poco Bueno, stud colt out of
dbl. bred Joe Bailey mare,

$375. ea.; grade Quarter horse | W.

mare in foal, will bred back
to Mr. Nibbles P77-575. Ivan
EK. Taylor, Rt. 3, Box 245,
Griffin, Ph. 8-8304.

Good mule, wt. about 1,000
tbs., $100.; good 1 horse wa-
gon and harness, $30.; also,
farming tools, $25.; shop
blower and tools, $25. C. C.
Bennett, (4 mi. East), Stone
Mountain, Ph. 469-5831.

Mexican burro (male cast-
rated), 2 yrs. old, $75. Josh
Wheat, Rt. 1, Buckhead, Ph.
611-J-3 (Madison).

Red mare, 3 gaited, will
foal in June or July, bred to
Tenn. Walking stud, gentle
with children, for sale or will
trade for springer cow. See
at my farm anytime. Hershel
Flood, Rt. 3, Summerville.









One gelding, gentle for a
fair rider, he is Reg. Morgan
but do not have papers, pric-
ed to sell, can be seen after.
4 PM. Letters ans. Murray
Wilkes, Rt. 2, Box 424, Dub-
lin.



Tenn. Walking horse, 5 yrs.
old, gentle for boys or girls,
for sale or exchan~e for Pal-
emino or Quarter horse filly,
from 1 yr. old uv. William
Harris, Jeff Davis Rd., Thom-
aston, Ph. 7-4098 after 5:30
PM (no collect calls).



11 yr. old dark bay mare
mule, works anywhere, $135.
Solon Jones, Rt. 1 Bartow.

Large mare mule, perfect
with cattle,



for sale. All at farm. Write
before coming, located 9 mi.
N. Waynesboro. on Hwy. 56.
W. B. Bethune, Rt. 1, McBean.



Big roan gelding saddle
horse, $150. at my farm near
Newnan. R. B. Bowen, Mad-
ras.

Sheep and Goats

6 nice goats for sale. Boyce
Bryant, PO Box 578, Elber-
ton, Ph. 283-5869.







Blocky built black mare
with star, about 12 yrs. old,
wt. about 1,300 Ibs. Garnett
Staton, Rt. 2, Cleveland (near
Masy Creek Camp). :

Brown and white Pinto
gelding with long black mane
and tail, easy to ride, neck
reins well, reasonably priced.
Lynda Bernard. Austell, Ph.
948-2414.

2 Reg. Quarter horse yearl-





mare; Reg. Palomino Q. :
yearling stallion bv Joe Misty;
Reg. Palomino Q. H. filly, 6
mos. old by Joe Misty. No let-
ters. Mrs. J. W. Bailey, Wayn-
esboro, Ph. 2037. :

_ Black mare mule about 12
yrs. old, about 1,000 lbs., rea-
sonably priced. Leroy Rabun,
Rt. 1. Box 185, Wrens.

6 mo. old stud colt, halter
broke and very gentle, $100.
or consider training for full
grown horse. Tommy Francis.
Rt. 1, Conyers, Ph. 483-7506
(ro collect calls).





Milk goats for sale. Come
see them milked at 8. Priced
from $25. to $65. ea. Leon
Watson, Beechem St., PO
Box 94, Unadilla, Ph. 2841,

At Stud: Ree. Togsenburg
buck goat, fee $3. E. J. Mc-

Mahon, 1929 Cherry Rd., Au-
Susta. Ph sR, 3-37-10:

Livestock

WANTED.







Want large type butt head-
ed common goats, 3 nannies
and 1 billy. Write giving age
and price per head. Prefer
close to Atlanta or So. _Geor-
gia. M. L. McLeod, 1832
Thompson St., East Point,

Want to pasture horses (90
acres in oasture), $15. per
month. Can keep up to 15
head. Tommy Langley, Rt. 1,
Jonesboro, Ph. 478-8450.

Week beans,

Want to buy 50 cows with
calves at side or will consider
entire herd. Prefer Angus but
will buy Herefords. Write at
once what you have and price.

. &. McCleskey, Rt. 3,
Adairsville.

Seed & Plants

FOR SALE



_ Red dry hot pepper, 30c at.
or $1.00 gal.; 5 gals., $4.00;
garden sage plants, $1.00 doz.;
peppermint, five cents bunch;
large stripped sunflower seed,
25c cup; 5 cups, $1.00. Mrs.
Leilar Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.



Good tender, old time, bean
seed: white half runner gar-
den beans, Germ. 95 pct., white
Creaseback Cornfield, Germ.
p pet., speckle Cutshort
Cornfield, Germ. 92 pct., white
Cutshor Cornfield bean 5s,
Germ. 92 pct., each kind, 7d
cupful. Add postage. M r s.
Preston Southerland, Rt. 3,
Ellijay.

Several bu. of Jackson Soy-



bean seed, Germ. 88 pct., these}

are large seed and very nice;
also, several bu. of old time
speckled purple hull pea seed,
Germ. 92 pct., excel. eating
pea and very good field pea.
R. J. Chambless, Homerville
Rd., Nashville.

Gourd seed: African Giant,
worlds largest, 6 x 7 ft., 3 seed,
$1.00; Martin, Dipper, Bird-
house, Dishrag, Battle a nd
others, 3 pks., $1. Lefty Mor-
gan, Rt. 4, Waycross.

Good, tender, white Corn-
field beans, Germ 96 pct., ten-
der white Half Runner beans,
Germ. 96 pct., tender white 6
Germ. 96 pet.,
each, 75c cupful; red speckle
Crowder peas, Germ. 92 pct.,
50c cupful. Add postage. Mrs.
Carl Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Large, round, dark rind,
yellow meat, watermelon seed,
Germ. 83 pct., 50 seed, 10c:
150 seed, 25e; 700 seed, $1.00
and self addressed, stamped,
envelope. Mrs. P. E. Traylor,
Rebecca.

2-1/2 tons 90 Day running
Velvet beans in hull, Germ.







79 pet., Hard Seed 13 pct. to-

tal Germ. 92 pct., at my place,
located 8 mi. So. of Richland.
C. F, Moore, Weston, Ph. 482.

King Mammoth pumpkin,
grow to 90 Ibs., Germ. 76 pct.,
8 doz. seed, 25c; Rocky Ford
cantaloupe, Germ. 93 pct., and
long green rind, yellow meat
melon, Germ. 92 pct., 25c tbls.
Addressed. stamped envelope;
small apple shaped tuplar to-
mato seed, Germ, 92 pct., 25c
tsp. J. H. Gordon, Rt. 1, Adel.

Leading varieties scupper-
nong plants, both black and
brown, well rooted. B. O. Car-





ter, Rt. 4, Box 204 C, Griffin.



our Department for a
tailed to you.

to the Ordinary of the



If you desire to re

There is no cost for this re



At the 1955 session of the General Assembly the marks and
brands law was amended to provide for registration with the Com-
missioner of Agriculture your mark or brand of livestock.

County

PHIL CAMPBELL,
Commissioner of Agriculture 2a

gister your mark or brand, you may write
pplication, and all necessary forms will be

gistration except the recording fee
in which your cattle are located.











1Rt. 2, 3917 Panthersville



' Pensacola Bahia seed, Germ.
47 pet., firm seed 46 pct., to-
tal Germ. 93 pct. No noxious
weed seed. No ship less than
100 Ibs. $25.00 cwt. FOB. Wey-
man E. Rooks, Newton, Ph.
734-4142.

Old fashion white Half
Runner garden beans, Germ.
96 pet., pink garden peanut
beans, Germ. 81 pet., each kind
50c teacup full. Add 33c post-
age for 2 cups or 23c for 1
cup. Mrs. G. T. Brown, Rt. 1,
Ball Ground.

_ African Jumbo, Freak and
Bushel gourd seed, 6, $1.00;
Dipper, tree type, vase, Dish-
rag and ornamental, $1.00 doz.;
Martin, 50c doz.; Indian Beat-
er, 6, 50c; Pengime, $1.00 doz.;
pumpkin seed, Germ. 94 pct.,
50c doz. Stamped self address-
ed envelope. Harold James,
Rt. 1, Box 87, Warm Springs.





Kudzu Crowns, rooted, $2.

C.; 500, $7.00; $12.50 M.; Mas-
tadon. strawberry plants, $1
C.; 300, $2.50; Klondikes, 300,
$2.00; 500, $3.00; $5.00 M. Add
postage on all. Ethel Crowe,
Rt. 2, Gainesville.



Crabapple trees, 4, $1.00;
muscadine grape vines, 6, $1;

biueberries, 6, $1.00; black
raspberries, 6, $1.00: catnip
bunches, 6, $1.00. Add post-

age. Mrs. F. M. Turner, Rt. 6,
Gainesville. 3

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



Hunt grape vines, 1 yr., 50c
ea.; 2 yr., 75c; Jerusalem arti-
chokes, $1.75 ' gal. Vautelle
Holland, Windr, Ph. 867-
2922 after 5 PM (2-1/2 mi.
out Loganville Rd.).



Hverbearing straw berry
plants, well rooted, $1.25 C.;
bamboo clumps, fast growing,
10 - 15 ft. tall, $1.00 lg. clump.
All rooted plants shipped
damp packed. Add 25c for
postage. Mrs. O. H. Jones, 409
E. Dykes St., Cochran.

Blakemore straw b err y
plants, 95c C. del. PP. Damp
packed. W. E. Barker, Rut-
ledge. es

. Nice Klondike strawberry
plants, well rooted and damp
packed, 90c C.; $8.00 M. Add
25 per C. for postage & hand-
ling chgs. Minimum shipment
200 plants. No out of state
shipments. Mrs. Luther S.
Butler, 466 Page Ave., NE,
Atlanta 7, Ph. DR. 3-1846.

Gov. insp. Pecan trees,
Stuarts, Desirable, Farley, and
Elliott var., 2.- 3 ft., $2.00 a.,
3 - 4 ft. $2.25 ea.; 4 - 5 ft.,
$2.50.ea., plus Sales Tax. Or-
ders over 100 deduct 25c per
tree. L. E. Brown, Baconton,
Phe 2a: :

Mtn. Huckleberry, bearing
size, 25, $2.00; black walnut,
3, $1.65; Hazlenut, 15, $2.00;
yellow root plants, 24, $1.50;
wild strawberry, 5 doz. $1.25;









yellow root washed, 4 Ibs, lard

box packed full, $1.25. Add
postage. Mrs. Nancy Hender-
son, Rt. 3, Box 124, Hllijay.

Mastodon and Klondike
strawberry, $1.25 C; 500 $3.75;
$5 M; sugar pear sprouts, 2, $1;
good Limbertwig apple
sprouts, 3, $1.00. Mrs. Guy
Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Black Raspberries and Him-
alaya Blackberry plants, 6, $1;
Blueberry bushes, $1.00 doz;
muscadine grape vines, 6, $1:
May cherry, old fashioned
peach and Blue Damson plum
trees, 3, $1.00; garlic bulbs,
75 doz. Add postage. Mr s.
P. Malachi Smith, - Rt. 6,
Gainesville, :

Ga. collard plants, 40c C.,
300, $1.00; also few Fig bush-
es with good roots, 30c - 40c
ea. Add postage, H. F. Seay,
Rd.







Ellenwood.

Chinquapin, chestnuts, per-
simmons, black walnuts, 6, $3;
garlic bulbs, Kudzu crowns,
everbearing strawberry plants,
Muscadine - grape, blackberry,
Himalaya, dewberry, 4, $1.00.
huckleberry gooseberry, $1.25
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ruth
Alcorn, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Good, tender, old time corn-
field bean seed, white Crease-
backs, 92 pct., Germ., white
cutshorts, Germ. 97 pct., white
Half Runners, Germ. 88 pct.



Ea. kind, 75c cupful and post-| 3



age. Can fill large orders. 1
Emory Goble, Rt. 3, Ellija:

Dalton.







































































White Half Runn
beans, Germ. 92 pct., C
back cornfield, Germ. 94
white Cutshorts, Germ. 9
ea. kind, 75 cup, PP it
Mrs. Eula Beal, Rt. 3,
142, Ellijay. see

_ Hand shelled, 1961
good, tender o 1 d fashio
corn field bean seed, wi
Cutshorts, Germ. 95 p
cupful. Add postage.
stamps nor chks. Mrs. Andrey
Wilson, Rt. 1, Carters. ;

Old time tender white Hal
Runner garden beans, Ge
95 pct., 65c teacupful;
pink peanut be:
Germ. 85 pct., 80c teacup:
early purple hull Crow
cowpeas, Germ. 90 pct.
teacupful. P. B. Brown, R:
Ball Ground.



Chas. W. frost-proof c
bage plants, ready, 300, $1.
500, $2.00; $3.50 M. Del in
R. Chambers, Pitts. Ph.
2035. es



Mastodon strawberry pl
500, $3.00; $5.00 M. Add po:
age. Mrs. A. D. Jones, Rt, 1
Cumming. ; oe

~ Poultry - :

Booking orders for Ba
Chicks. Fine str, R. I. Re
Silver Spangled Hambu
Big type Dark Cornish,
Red, N.H. Red coss, as hate
ed, 30c ea; also White
Dark Cornish and Barred Ro:
bantams, 50c ea. as hatch
Chas. B. Summers, 131 ]
Rd., Bableton, Ceo

Purebred Golden Sebr
bantams, Show ] :

Andrew Broome, P.
(198, LaGrange.

Correction: Golden Sebrig

bantams, $3. for pr. hen and
rooster, shipped Exp

chgs. Collect. Marvin New-
some, Sandersville.

. 4 bantam-Ancona pulle
7 mos. old, and 1 rooster, $
00; bantams: 1 pr. Blue
Sreckled, $5. 10 mos. old
from heavy laying stock; 1
pr. W. L. 6 mos. old, $2.50;
10 mixed pullets, $1. ea
nice cockerels free with |
10 pullets, Burton Brown,

1, Ball Ground. See

Pure Dark Cornish coc
erels, almost ready for
vice, $2. ea. here. Write
fore coming after as coc
erels are on range. H.
Thurmond, Farmington.

Pure Dark Cornish April
hatch cockerels, $2. ea. Edw.
Thurmond, Rt. 3, Madison.
Phe 1 6=Ie ; ie

One 2 yr. old game cock,
1/2 Blue Traveller and 1/2
Gin Grey, $3. R. L. Griffi
Oak St., Gainesville.

_2 purebred Rose Comb
black bantam hens, 1 pr.
Roundhead game; blue Old
Eng. game pullet, some mix-
ed bantam hens and pullets,
for sale. Letters ans. Randall
Brown, Box 8 Spring Hill Ri














40 or 50 mixed banta
hens and roosters, 50 ea. Se
all or part. Will not shi
Bernard Curry, Box 503,
Oconee. Ph. 3693-1 (Tennille)

Araucanus chickens, pure
bred. laying colored eggs,
rr. $15. trio. Ship Exp.
hatching eggs, asst. col., 4
ea. ins. parcel post. Send MO.
Mrs. Addie A. Edwards, 7
Myrtle St. N.E., Atlanta 8.
Ph. TR 4-5152.

B. B. Red Old Eng...
bantams, 1961 hatch, f
cuality Show Stock, $3. p
$5. trio. John M. Wolf,
Chamblee-Tucker Rd.
ville.





Crested game bantams, 6 pul-
lets, 2 roosters,
hatch. Splendid

gan, 878 Stallines St. S. BE. A
lanta 16. Ph. MA 7-606

Berry str. purebred Buff
Cornish 1961 hatch, 5 mos.
old. 7 pullets and 1 rooste1
$8. at my place. S. R. Snipes,
Commerce. See
~ 7 Roundhead-Shuffle
popes $1.25 ea.































le cheap. S. E.
1, Fayetteville.



~Cles~ Gray stag,
$7.; 2 yr. old hen,

sposed of at once
Yy prices. Come af-

:s, Mugs, Madigen
ed Shufflers, Cuban
ng coops. Samuel
mit. 1, Box 113,







































ibell str., White Leg-
some laying. 65c
} . Barge, Tyrone.
and white ducks
_M. Woodard, 706,
Waycross.

key toms and hens,
$5. per head. Mrs.
ox, Rt. 2, Dan-

mos. old, $2. pr. At
Will ship Exp. Cor:

. Haney, Rt. 4, Box
retta. Ph. GR 5-

paca:

iring eggs order ear-
color photos of
and wt. cert. Wm.
Box K, 421 Mark
Atlanta 3, Ph. MU 8-




Bobwhite quail,
Exp. Col Per. 19.
Davis, 2008 Dodson:
Atlanta 11. Ph. DI

obwhite quail, 1961
tra large, for sale.
George Blalock, Rt.
, Grovetown. Ph.










sobwhite quail for
and re-stocking. Per.
Z Chukars and 40
xd quail, for sale. J.
1328 21st. St. Colum-














and Gamble
3; Tennessee






Chukars, guar. layers,
$25.00 for lot; also
hukars, 1961 hatch,
ens, $2.00 ea. Per.
Taylor, Taylors? Mill
t+ Valley. Ph. TA 5-























inea | igs (Cavies),
ld, $1.00 ea. Tops
iss Coune Satter-



pe
Q









producers, excellent
$2.50 ea. S. D. Cli-
Lady Marian Dr.
232-7600.

7%. does, 3 bucks, 10
s and 2 bucks, 8 mos.
old. some bred. also





jneck doves,

| quality: FEED oats,



iors, r mM proven}:



chilla rabbits, all can be reg.
with American Rabbit Breed-
ers Asso. 14 does. -eady to
breed and buck, 9 does around
11 mos. old, other does, 2 yrs.
old. $2.00 ea. Furnish papers
with parent stock. W. L. Re-
gister, Rt. 1, Lula.



Common pigeons, $1.00 pr.,
Fantail pigeons, $5.00 pr.;
large Pekin ducks, $2.00 ea.
Muscovies, $1.50 ea. Golden
Sebright bantam, Rose Comb,
$1.50 ea.; bantam hens an d
roosters, $1.00 ea. white Sil-
kie bantams, $4.00 pr., Ring-
$3.00 pr. M. O.
Starling Yawn, Byromville.



American Giant Homer pi-
geons, $1.00 ea. in groups of
4. M. G. de La Rue, 2090 Ke-
keley Dr. Decatur.

Mixed pigeons, few pr. $1.50
pr., Ship in 5 pr. lots, or trade
for quail any sex. W. K.
Stringer, Box 222, Atlanta 1.

White Fantail pigeons, $3.50
pr. Check or money order, or
ship Exp. Col. W. Y/7. Capes,
2197 Colonial Dr. Atlanta 19.
Phei@ipi=5340i no

India Blue Peacocks, f or
sale or trade for same breed of
Peahens, or will buy 4 of the
India Blue Peahens. Hill Blac-







|kett, c/o Wallington Planta-

tion, Newton.

Hay, Feed, Grain

FOR SALE



Coastal Bermuda hay, top
grade, 75c bale, $30.00 ton;
Sericea and Dallas Grass hay,
65c bale, $25.00) ton at barn.
Will del. at small extra charge.
R. L. Jackson, c/o Flint River
Farms, Jonesboro. Ph. DR. 8-

.| 2245.



Soy bean hay, highly ferti-
lized for sale, Call James W.
Rains, Rt. 2, Hamilton.

Hay, 50c bale at barn, or
75c bale del. Roy Bryson, Rt.
1, Trion.

Hay for sale. Contact. Ray
White, Rt. 1, Acworth. ~

Approx, 400 bu. bright, high
85ce bu.
for entire amount at my barn.
Tom Worsham, Jeffersonville.
Ph 2261.

Sev. hundred bales Crab
grass hay, well fertilized and
baled without rain, 60c bale,









jor $25.00 ton at barn. R. A.

Allen, Jenkinsburg. Ph. 6567
(Jackson).

Fescue and Clover $1.25
bale at barn at Sandy Springs
and Alpharetta, George West,
Jr., 4825 Ptree - Dunwoody
Mae E., Atlanta. Ph. BL 5-

30 tons bright Peavine hay,
baled without rain, $30 ton;
also 20 tons Peavine hay, bal-
ed behind combine, $25.00 ton.
Can del. in truck loads at
small charge. H. C. Allen, Rt.
3, McDonough. Ph. 423-3379.

Bright smooth fertilized





$20.00 ton. Wm. Schroer, Rt.
0607. :







hay, $35.00 ton; mixed grass
M. Andersons barn,
Conyers on Gees Mill Rd. Con-
tact. Carl Adams,

8261.



ton at my
Milner, Rt. 2, Brooklet.



rain,
Blue Ridge. Write.

Decatur. Ph. 377-3452.



N.



Sunday sales. Berry J.
Hwy. 85, Senoia (1
eb Oen

Entire stock American Chin- |.

field hay, made without rain, | pe

2, Box 6,.Valdosta. Ph. CH 2-|f

Excellent quality hay, large|
square bales, very bright and|@
highly fertilized, $1.00 bales, |
$35.00 ton. Jas. H. Kent, Rt.|@
Bi hou der Springs. Ph. 943-|

1

Large square bales Sericea |g
hay, well fertilized, baled and | {2
put up without rain and of |i
good quality. W. R. Wall, Rt. |}

1, Morrow. Ph. 478-6583)
(Jonesboro). Ey
Bright Coastal Bermuda|{

hay, $27.50 ton. Prices at G.|#
6 mi. th

148 Mt.jf
|Vernon Dr. Decatur. Ph. 483- | fi

150 bales Peanut hay, $50 5
barn. George B.|

Quality hay baled without |}
85c bale at my _barn,/}
George |
Manley, Jr., 312 West Hill St.,/8

.40 tons mixed hay: Ber-|
muda, Crab, Fescue and Kobe |f
Lespedeza, square bales, wt.|f
50-60 lbs. per bale, 75c bale. |

100 tons top value hay, $30
ton or 75 bale in truck lots.
Discount on 10 tons or more.
Delivery available at small
extra cost. Pierce L. Cline,
RED, Social Circle, Ph. 786-
7821 (Covington).



Coastal Bermuda hay, wire
tied. George Eager, Rt. 1
Valdosta, Ph. CH. 2-3195.

Well fertilized Coastal Ber-
muda, .no rain, $27.00 ton;
Pensacola Bahia, $22.00 ton.
FOB my farm. Harry Willson,
Rt. 1, Albany, Ph. HE. 5-4038.

High quality hay, Clover,
Fescue and Orchard grass, cut
from well fertilized ungrazed
hay meadows, free of weeds
and briars, weighty square
bales, satisfaction guaranteed,
75c bale or $30.00 ton. James
L. Cantrell, Rt. 1, Cornelia,
Ph. 778-4294 (near Mudcreek
School).

_ Bright, smoothe, fertilized
field hay, made without rain,
$20.00 ton. Wm. Schroer, Rt.
POs 6, Valdosta, Ph. CH. 2-









and good quality Coastal Ber-
muda hay, cut and cured with-
out rain, $30.00 ton at my
farm. Mrs. D. F. Griffis, Rt.
1, Odum, Ph. JU. 4-2131.

Highly fertilized Coastal
Bermuda hay, high in protein
and feed nutrition satisfaction
guaranteed. Call collect for 5
or 10 ton lots. Can deliver. J.
L. Allen, Rt. 3, Dublin, Ph.
BR. 2-1789.

300 bales good hay, Lespe-
deza, Oats and Millet, 75c bale
at barn. S. L. Hawkins, Rt. 4,
Calhoun, Ph. MA. 9-5862.

Quality hay, Coastal Ber-
muda, Bahia and _ mixed
grass Lespedeza. Farm locat-
ed N. of Butler on Flint River,
US Hwy. 80. Frank Riley,
Butler, Ph. UN. 2-4975.

Coastal Bermuda hay $25
ton. Leon Ensz, Stapleton, Ph.
7557 (Louisville).

Bermuda and Sericea hay,
well fertilized, baled without
rain. Can deliver, Tom Hen-
drix, Palmetto, Ph. 463-3244.

Several hundred bales of
hay, mixed grass and Lespe-
deza, Sudan grass or Lespe-
deza, reasonably priced. Lo-
cated 3 mi. E. of Alpharetta.
Hoyt F. Feese, Rt. 1, Alpha-
retta, Ph. GR. 5-6245.

40 - 50 tons highly fertiliz-
ed Coastal Bermuda hay, $30
ton at barn. W. A. Smith, Jun-
iper, Ph. 665-3420.

Several different kinds of
hay at my barn near Newnan,
75c bale; also good white Feed
corn, $1.35 bu. R. B. Bowen,
Madras.

Choice hay for sale: pure
Coastal Bermuda, Fescue, $35
ton at barn; Clover and mixed
grasses, $30.00 ton, square
bales. Put on poundage with
high protein content. W. S.
Chandler, c/o Tara Farms, Rt.
1, Calhoun, Ph. MA. 9-2984.




















eae















right one.













About 20 tons well fertilized |



MARKET BULLETIN

Sericea hay for sale. James
C. Lackey, Rt. 1, Woodstock,
Ph. 475-5673 (Alpharetta).

1961 quality hay from fer-
tilized fields, harvested with-
out rain: 500 bales Sericea
mixed with some Clover; 600
bales Crabgrass; 100 bales
Fescue. All square, wire
bound, baled; 75c to $1.00 bale
at barn. Trade for Hereford
ealves. Frank G. Marchman,
4701 Grant Rd., Ellenwood,
Ph, MA, 7-9813.

50 tons Crab grass mixed
with Oat straw, $22.50 ton; 50
tons of baled Oats and straw,
$25.00 ton; 10 tons wheat
straw mixed with Crabgrass
straw, $20.00 ton; 12 tons
Sericea hay, $32.50 ton. FOB
my.barn, 3 mi. E. of Griffin.
W. A. Mintz, Griffin.

Pecans and
Peanuts

FOR SALE









+1600 or 1800 Ibs. of nice
Stuart pecans, 20c lb. in lots
of 50 Ibs. or more. Will de-
liver in radius of 35 mi. of
Griffin. R. H. Earnest, Rt. 1,
Box 275, Griffin, Ph. 6767.



Good heavy new Schley pe-
eans, 40c lb.; Stuarts, 30 lb.;
Frotschers, 25 Ib.; Nelsons,
20c lb. All tree run and FOB.
No less than 5 Ibs. shipped.
Mrs. M. F. Gaddis, Box 124,
Quitman.



Walnut meats, nice an d
clean, $1.50 per pint postpaid
inGa. J.) M. Greer; -Rt.-1,
Hampton.



Shelled pecans, mostly hal-
ves, $1.00 lb. and postage or
will exchange for feed sacks,
prints or white, each pav post-
age. Mrs. J. W. Robinson, Rt.
1, Box 106, Oglethorpe.

Good eating peanuts, Red
Skins, well graded, $8.00 bu.
or $2.25 pk. PP any where in
Ga. C. B. Sherer, Rt. 1, Box
44, LaGrange.



2 pts. clean, nice Pecan
meats, $1.75 PP: also few wal-
nut meats, same price. Mrs. L.
E. Sanders, Rt. 2, Buchanan.

1961 nice black walnut
meats, $1.50 lb., also $7.25 for
5 lbs. Mrs. Boyd Nicholson,
Hiawassee.



Pecans, shelled, cleaned and
ready to use, mostly halves
$1.10 Ib. plus postage. Cash
with order. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Kathleen Pearce, Box 343,
Rochelle.



1961 crop nice Stuart a n d
Schley pecans, shelled, mostly
halves, 4 Ibs. $5.00, del. in Ga.
No smaller orders: Mrs. Ola
Jones, Rt. 1, Box 56, Grayson.

6dHS 9N



PAGE. SEVEN



Miscellaneous

FOR SALE



Martin gourds, $4. doz.;
small ornamental gourds, $1.<
50 doz.; gourd seed, 25c pkt.:
6 pks.,
Blackshear. ;

Seven year pepper, 5 pods
for 10 plus _ self-addressed,
stamped envelope.

Jackson, Rt. 2, Waco.

Long, red hot, pepper pods

for home use, 25 doz.; old
fashion, large blooming, sun-
flower seed, 30c cupful. Add
postage. Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt-
5 Box 58, Ellijay.

Hot, red, pepper pods for
home use, 25e doz.;



Mathis, Rt. 5, Box 59, Ellijay.
2 slightly used Army offi-



cers saddles, 1 can be strip- ~
ved down to make a pack sad-

dle, in excel. shape. See and
make offer. Mrs.
well, Rt. 1, West Rd., River-
dale.

Western type saddle, black
with matching black -breast
collar, good cond., $50. Anne
Grapp, Box 266, Statesboro,
Ph. PO. 4-5371.

Larr> Martin gourds,
a,,- meds. 35c;
peppermint, 25c
bunches, 60c;
Queen of Meadow,
root,
lard box full, $1. Add post-
age. Also, Martin gourd seed,

catnip and

yellow

25c pkg. Mrs. Freeman Long,

Rt. 5, Box 59, Ellijay.
84 feed sacks. 3 of a kind.



3. $1056 sacks 2) of aqkind. 2.

65c; singles, 38 sacks, 30c ea.

All washed and ironed and

no holes, at my home come

after F. A. Shue, 1100 Custer.

Ave., SE, Atlanta 16.

Black parade saddle, nickle
spotted with breast plate and
bridle, used for riding about



$1. PP. Earl Stuckey,

Toney.

Joe Boat-

50c-

May Apple root, 4 lb.

5 (dozen &
$1. Add postage. Miss: Marie ~

bunch: =3=
sassafras,

5 times, $75. William Harris,

Jeff Davis Rd.,
Ph. 7-4098 after 5:30 PM.

Jerusalem artichokes for

or $7. bu. plus delivery
charges. L. M. Vineyard, Rt.
1, Hogansville.

December 1961 run pure

Ga. sugar cane syrup, 1 lb. 12
oz. bottles, 12 to case, $6. case

my farm, or ship Exp. trans-_
portation charges collect: some.

old dark syrup in No. 5 tins,

$1. gal. or 75c gal. for entire

lot. No shipping. Located 5
mi..W. of Metter near 57-46
cross Hwys. L. H. Edenfield,
Rt. 3. Box 177, Metter, Ph.
845-1083. ;

Nice, clean Yellow Dock,
red Sassafras, May
Queen of Meadow,



Devils

Shoestring roots. wild cherry .
bark, 4 Ib. lard box measured -

full. $1. Add postage. Mrs. W.
W. Lowman, Rt. 5, Ellijay:

Cedar fence post. 6-1/2 ft.
long, with good hearts, 35 per
post at my place on Lexing-
ton-Carlton Hwy. Tom Sor-

row. Carlton, Ph. SW. 7-3691.

IN

The office of our state chemist frequently receives re-
quests to analyze samples of feed believed to contain sub-
stances causing sickness or death in farm animals or poultry.

These requests come from people such as the farmer, a
county agent, a veterinarian, etc., and quite often have very
little information for us to proceed on.

In order for the state chemist to intelligently tackle
such a problem, he needs certain information.
before a sample of such feed is sent, a veterinarian should be
consulted. In case of death, an autopsy should be performed
to determine whether death was caused by a disease or a toxic

substance. In the experience of the state chemists office,
the feed is rarely ever to blame.

If the veterinarian decides that it is a toxic substance, he
should indicate what he thinks it is. Otherwise, the chemis-
try laboratory may run numerous tests and still not hit on the
In addition to the veterinary report, the feed
guarantee tag should always be enclosed with the sample.
Quite often there are various drugs added which are toxic if
the levels are too high.

First of all,





apple, -

Thomaston, | |

eating or planting $1.25 gal.











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: PAGE EIGHT



Miscellaneous |:

FOR SALE



8 lg. garlic bulbs, $1.; Jeru-
salem artichokes, $1. 75 gal.
PP to 3rd zone; 8 lbs. dried
pears and apples, free of cores,
worms and peelings, $5. PP
to 8rd zone; 10 dif. size dip-
per gourds, $2. plus 50c post-

age. Mrs. L. E. Sanders, Rit. 2,

Box 64, Buchanan.

Artichokes for eating, $1.
gal. plus postage. No checks.
AE. Pate, Sr., Rt. 1, Grant-
ville.

95 white chicken feed sacks,
100 lb. cap., no holes or let-
ters, nice smoothe cloth, 25c
ea. plus. postage. Will ship
COD. Mrs. Mae Wagoner, Rt.
2, Blairsville.

1961 crop sun dried apples,
free of peel and core, bright,
good apples, 65 lb. sold in 5
lb. lots and up. Add postage.
Orders filled promptly. Mrs.
Pauline Franks, Hiawassee.

Well rooted cow manure,
$10. ton del.; also, hen.ma-
nure, well rotted, $10. ton.









-Hugh Power, Rt. 3, Marietta,



Ph. 428-0510.
Large .countrv collards
(vegetable), for sale at my

place, plenty of them. Mrs. O.
J. Pettit, 2697 Tilson Rd., De-
eatur.. Ph. BU. 9-8538.

Fine white Rice pop corn
on cob, 20 lbs. $3. Add post-
age. Dewey Holland, Coosler
Rd. Box 14, Dalton.

Miscellaneous

WANTED







Want air dried Samsons
Snake Root. Advise what you
have and price, and when can

deliver. G. E. Ray, 717 Darl-
ington Rd., N.E., Atlanta 5. |

Ph. CE, 7-8534.



Want some old time Hick-|

ory Cane Cord seed (the kind
that has not been bred down
to smaller grains). Send sam-
ple and price of about one qt.
or more. Mrs. Will Chambers,
Rt. 1, Kensington.



Want 2 country cured hams
and-about 4 good lean cured
middling, and 2 cured should-
ers. Want for own use. Soon

J. B. Heard, 1971 Main St.,
_ N.W., Atlanta 18.



Want hear from party who
ean furnish young Mayhaw
Trees. State price. Mrs. Floyd
H. Sumner, Rt. 3, Box 64,
Svlvester.

Want-some White Lightning



~ okra seed. Mrs. A. B. Wallace,
Nt. 1, Hogansville.

>





trimmed, $1.00 ea.;
1S Dips 15e a.; small appliqued
: cushion covers, any shape, 75c

Chastain, Rt.

yellow set, $5. 50;



Want Sassafras root. Must
be red. Quote lowest price
sent postpaid. Roy Goodwin,
au North Dr. S.W., Atlanta

Want 1 qt. Sourwood honey.
State price. Ed M. Cambron,
i120 Woodland St., Cedartown.

Want 2 or more Currant,
red or black, cuttings. the
kind that bears in May. Write





price mailed to me at once.

Mrs. H. E. Gordon, Perry.

Handicrafts





FOR SALE
Crocheted centerpieces, 12
in. diameter, 50c; 18 in., $2;

lg. bed spread, "$35. 00; pil-
loweases, lg. sizes, cro. and
emb. trim, $1.50; pot holders

-and place mats, 25c; dresses,
1-6 yr., $1.50. Mrs. W.
; Wooten, Rive2" Box 150; Ca-

~ milla,



Hand made, old time, bull

_ whips, plaited of Indian tan
cowhide, lace leather, plaited
- with handle inside of whip,
$1.00 t:,
_ Murkerson, Rt. 6, Eastman.

any length. Bud



Aprons with bibs, nicely

without

ea, Add ea Mrs. H. A.

, Ellijay.

9 pe., light Fee chair and
sofa set, $6.00; cream color-
ed. set, $5.50; white set, $6.00;
pot holders,
$1; hot dish iets: 2, $1.



Maly Tumlin, ae 1, Box 316,
Eastanollee..



|$1.40: sacques, $3.00; shoul-
derettes, $1.50. All ribbon
trim; nice cro. doily, white,
$2.10; white cro. peafowl
chair back, $3.00. PP .. Ga.
Mrs. G. Taylor, 421 . Wilson

MARKET

Nice print aprons, 50c ea.: ;
$1.25; pot holders. 15c ea.;
2, 253 white or pastel pillow-
cases, emb., $1.35 pr.; same
pillowcases with emb. and cro.
edges, $1.75 pr.; 3 pe. emb.
vanity sets with cro. edges, $1
set. Add 15c postage for ea.
3 items. Mrs. Buford Henry,
26 Glenn Pl. Newnan.



Handkerchiefs, tatting bor-
der, $1.40; cro. white collars,
$1. 10: bootees of nice yarn,

Ave., Bremen.



Hand cro. cord bag, black
with turquoise and gold col.
trim of leaves and beads; al-
so, circular cro. capelet stoles,
pink or white orlon, $5.25 ea.
PP. Louria Hunt, Blairsville.



Pansy quilts, dbl. bed size,
choice of 3 col., yellow, pink
and lavender, with yellow
centers, green leaves and
stems, appliqued on white
sheeting, outlined with black
thread, white lining, cotton
padded, binding around edge
and hand quilted, $12.00 ea.
PP. Mrs. W. C. Maney, Rt.
2, Lula.



1 Step Around Mountain
quilt top, 92 x 73 in. mixed
cols. cotton and rayon; 1 Lov-
ers Knot quilt top, red and
white, 70 x 87 in. silk; 1
Lovers Knot top, 82 x 96 in.,
blue and yellow, silk, $4.00 ea.
Mrs. Floyce Martin, Rt. Be Box
558, Buford.



Quilts pieced by. patterns,
Sunflower, Dutch Doll, Grand-
mothers Flower Garden ond
appliqued quilts, $4.00 PP;
broadcloth plillowcases with
scarf to match, $4.00 with
ero. edges; 18 in. center pieces,
ero. or emb., 75c; 10 yds. of
lace, 30c yd. Alma Harrison,
Rt. 1, Damascus.

7



Ladies fancy tea aprons, as-
sorted styles and colors, 65c
ea. Add postage. Miss Marie
Mathis, Rt. 5, Box 59, Ellijay.



Niie, well made, print ap-
rons, 50c ea.; dresser scarves,
emb. and cro. ends, 50 ea.;
emb. pillowcases with cro.
edges, made of good sheeting,
$1.25 pr. Add postage. No
checks. Mrs. L. M. Major, Rt.
7, Gainesville.

New hand made dbl. bed
size quilts, solid and print cot-
ton, cotton padding, Basket
Design with appliqued hand-
les, Dbl. Wedding Rin g,
Grandmothers Flower Gar-
den and Step Around Moun-
tain, all $12.00 ea.;
Wrench and Windmill design,



$8.00 ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58,
Ellijay.



Woven pot holders, 15c ea.;
10, $1.00; dbl. bed size quilt
tops, $2.50 ea.; crocheted doi-
lies, 18 in., $1.50; cro. bed
spread, $50 lg. size pineapple
design. Add postage. Mrs. Van
Gwarey: Rt. 3, Box 82, Blairs-
ville.



emb. and cro. edge, $1.25 pr.;
just emb., $1. pr.; old fashion
bonnets, $1.; aprons, 3 small,
$1.; medium 50; large 75c;

35e postage. Nell Bennett, Rt.
2, Box 311. Buford.

10 quilt tops, 3, $5. and 50c
postage. All pieced in dif. pat-
terns, mostly pieced on mach-
ine, good material, set togeth-
er with solid color, some nice
flower prints, dbl. bed size.
Mrs. J Loggins. Rt. 4,
Dawsonville.





Nice, new, quilt tops, made
of good prints and solid cols.,
2 Step Around Mtn., 1 ea::
Puss in the Corner, Fool Puz-
zle. Vine of Friendship, Chain-
links, Falling Timber and
Basket designs, all $3. ea.
plus postage. Mrs. Alma
Pharr, Rt. 1, Canton.

Soft, washable, genuine
lambskin baby moccasins,
blue, pink and white, all hand
laced and emb. in white. $1.
pr. plus postage. Mrs. Edgar
Watkins, Rt. 3, New Echota,
Calhoun.

Novelty chicken pot hold-
ers. 25c ea.; stuffed toy ani-
mals, 50c ea.; square pot hold-
ers,< 02; 25e: medium size












anrons, 50c ea. Add Parl
_INo stamps or checks, Mrs. Per-

a

-ladies bonnets,

Monkey |-

Broadcloth pillowcases,]|

dish towels, emb., 7, $1. Add |:

Fancy organdy
aprons, $1.25 ea.; nice cotton
aprons, 75 ea.; 6 $4.; attrac-
tive work aprons, laree pock-
ets all around, $1.; pot hold-
ers, 15c ea., 10. $1.; full cut
childrens dresses, 1-6 yr.,~$2.-
92> ea. Mrs. W. W. Lowman,
Rt. 5, Ellijay.

3 extra nice, 18 in. doilies
done in yellow, green, rose
and white, $2.50 ea. or 3,
$6. No checks. Mrs. Sherman
L. Adams, 1018 Purinia Drive,
Gainesville.

Crocheted baby bootees, 65
pr.: aprons, tie around, 40ce
ea.; doll toaster covers, $1. ea.
and postage. Mrs. Lucy Watt-
ers, 2201 Bisbee Ave., Savan-
nah, Ph. AD. 4-0571.

Childrens dresses, nicely
made, 1-6 yr., $3. ea., appli-
qued dish towels, 25 ea.; 5,
$1.; appliqued cushion covers
any shape, 75c ea.; 2, 1.25;
nice machine pieced dbl. bed
size quilt tops, $3. ea. Add
vostage. Mrs. Freeman Long,
Rt. 5, Box 50, Ellijay.

Apron trimmed with bib,
med., 60c ea.; large size, 70
ea.; band aprons, 50c ea.;
dresser scarves, emb.
ard crocheted ends,
$1. ea. Add
postage and 10c extra for
checks. Mrs. Byron Haynes,
Rt. 8, Gainesville.







Sheeting pillowcases, lg.
size with cro. edging. $2. pr.:
print aprons with band and
pockets, trimmed, med. size,
75e ea.; 3 pe. vanitv sets, cro.,
oval or square, white, $2. 50
set: also, chro. pot holders,
50c ea. Mrs. C. T. Rice, Rt. 1,

Adairsville.

Hand tufted bed spreads,
dbl. bed size, Debl. Peafowls,
tufted on good grade seamless
sheeting, tufted in all cols.
fadeless thread, $6.50 PP.
Mrs. Edgar Adcock, Rt. 2,
Adairsville. 3



BULLETIN

and lace

50c ea.;.



Wool quilt top pieced of
new scraps. Crazy Quilt patt-

tern, all seams briar stitched, |

70 x 86 in., $5.50; 1 print top
aprErox. 72 x 90 in., $3.;
holders, 15c ea.; cro. rayon
bootees. $1.25. Add postage.
Miss Eula Cox, It. 2, Cave
Spring.

Nivce, well made, print
aprons, good material, lg. size,
bright cols., 50c ea.plus post-

age. Mrs. I. A. Scott, 1570 El- |.

leby Rd., SE, Atlanta 15.

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





Dbl. bed size quilt tops, all

new material, dbl. Wedding
Ring, $6.; Step Around Moun-
tain, $5.; Pin Wheel, $4.; Lazy
Boy, $3. 50. All PP. J. D. Hale
lis, Jr. Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Hand made baby sacques,
rayon and dacron crepe, asst.
pastel cols., lace or cro. trim,
caps to match, $1.50 set;
rayon flannel sacques, white,
asst. cro. trim pastels, $1. ea.;
diaper shirts, batiste or baby
check gingham, 50c ea. or $5.
doz. Mrs. J. M. Tiller, Jr.,



-PO Box 219, Elberton.



2 crocheted bedspreads, $30.
ea.; one tablecloth, $17.50;
stoles, $5. (wool); doilies, $1.;
cross book markers, 10c ea.
Add postage. Cash or money
order. Regina Mlisfeldt, 149
ee Dr., Marietta, Ph. 428-
36



8 nice assorted woven cot-
ton and nylon pot or hot dish
place mats, $1. plus 10c post-
age; hand emb. broadcloth
scarfs, cloth 8 x 39 in. $1.50
ea.: Pillowcases,
pr. Mrs. L. E. Sanders, RiGee;
Buchanan,

Dbl. bed size quilt tops,
spool and other nice designs,



$2. ea.: 3 string tons, $1. ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Mittie
Rovner, Rt. s Como j

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Assn., Sale...
Union Siork Yards,

Dougherty Co., Ss

Bae a5 Reg. B

many with
and Re- Bred.

Boll Weevil Plan
Shorthorn Sale
farm, Hwy. 23 near
boro, Burke Co.

females. _ (This is the
that produced th
-Intn] Grand Cham;
male. . . most of th
ing is of same blood
Auction begins 12
Lunch available on fa

_ Address: Hezzie Lyons, Mj
Rt. 2, Box 170, Wa

FEB. 21 WEDNESDA
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to be held in Waldos
Show, 10:00 AM., Sa
1:30 PM. For Ca
write et LaPo
Treas., Spo
Assc., Cordele,



Feb. 1Thursday
tion Sponsore
Ga. Duroc Breeders

New Livestock Audit
Dublin, Laurens |

SHOW, 9AM; SALE,
Scene . 25 bred gilts, [
and 15 il