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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESRDAY, JANUARY 31, 1962 NUMBER 22 
 
  
 
  
 
AGRICULTURE'S FUTURE? 
Po 
 
  
 
SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE 
ORVILLE L. FREEMAN 
TO SPEAK IN GEORGIA, FEB. 8 
AT THE ATLANTA BILTMORE HOTEL 
10:00 a.m. , 3 
 
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PLAN NOW TO BE PRESENT  2 
HEAR AGRICULTURE'S FUTURE DISCUSSED a 
 
  
 
  
 
- Every Georgia farmer and Georgia businessman inter- 
ested in the future of agriculture should hear this discussion 
_by Secretary Freeman. More than any other Secretary of 
Agriculture of recent times, Secretary Freeman has an un- 
derstanding of the complete picture of the United States 
 
  
 
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1937, at post office, Covington, 
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Farm 
 
Work 
 
3 WANTED 
 
  
 
Single man, age 57, desires 
or work on 
poultry farm. In good health. 
Reliable. Have own furniture. 
1790 Arkose 
Dr. SE, Atlanta 16. Ph. DR 7- 
3742. 
 
Want job at once, looking 
after broilers or layers for 
reasonable salary. 5 in family, 
3 large enough to work. Pre- 
fer on school bus route. Can 
drive truck and tractor. Want 
job as quickly as_ possible. 
Hoyt H. Martin, Rt. 1, Gain- 
esville. 
 
Man, 24 and wife, 19, with 
father, 54 yrs. would like to 
have truck farm on 50-50 ba- 
sis. 2 ean drive tractor. Would 
like to have good 4-5 R. 
house, wired for stove. Have 
to be moved. within 2 weeks. 
Grady Baggett, Rt. 1, Nor- 
a Ph. 448-2989 (before 5 
 
Man and wife want job as 
earetakers on farm for house 
with furniture. Both can do 
light work on farm but no 
heavy work, at once. Roy 
ee 901 Echo St., Atlanta 
 
White 32 yr. 
man, Exp. tractor man and 
mechanic, tractors, etc. Wife 
and 3 children to help with 
work. Prefer cattle farm but 
consider any type farm work. 
Randolph Herrington, Cole- 
man St. Swainsboro. 
 
White, married man, 43 
yrs. old, 7 children. Boys (18) 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
old married 
 
  
 
~ who will work with me and 
 
(16 yr. old) to help when not 
in school. Well exp. in tractor, 
trucks, any farm machinery 
and equipment, and also with 
cattle. Do not drink. absolu- 
tely sober, reliable. good 
worker. Need 5- 6 R. house, 
locatedon Bus Line. If inter- 
ested, contact at once. M. R. 
Ford. Rt. 1, Bethel Rd. hows 
Mountain. 
 
  
 
Man, 53 yrs. old, white. re- 
liable, sober, honest and with 
Ref. wants job farming, 
chickens or cattle. Able op- 
erate any kind farm mach- 
inery. Ready go to work now. 
Write what you have and sal- 
ary. George oo Ae ze 
Canon. 
 
mo es <a 
Sima al 
 
Middleaged man wants job 
on farm. Can do any kind 
work, drive any thing. Ref. if 
needed. J. Cannon, c/o 
Robe or Rob Reeves, Rit. 1, 
Toomsboro. 
 
  
 
Single man, 35, World War 
II Veteran, good willing 
worker wants job general 
farming, poultry, eggs or live- 
stock. Lifetime on farm. Will 
batch. Buford L. McFalls, Rt. 
2, c/o George Booth, Wood- 
stock. Ph. GL 5-6878. 
 
  
 
Want job on poultry farm, 
broilers or layers, for $12.00 
week, board and room. Write. 
W. C. Stevens, Rt. 1, Dah- 
lonega. 
 
45 yr. old woman wants 
work on farm for living wage 
and home. Want at once. Mrs. 
Marie Holder, a8 Tradway 
Dr. Macon. 
 
Young man and wife want 
job on farm or cattle ranch. 
Can drive tractor or truck. 
Have to have place furnished 
to live in, and reasonable sal- 
ary. Donnie Bates, 670 Wash- 
ington St., S. W., Atlanta 45. 
 
White, Christian man, 61 
yrs. old, married, wants job 
on farm, cattle, chickens or 
on Plant farm. Exp. all types 
farming, drive truck and 
tractor. Sober, reliable, Ref- 
erences. Need 3-4 R. house, 
wired for elec. stove, water, 
ete. J. M. Swallow, 883 Che- 
rokee Ave., S. E., Atlanta 15. 
 
White married man with 3 
boys, 12 to 15 yrs., want job 
on poultry farm, broilers or 
hens. 7.yrs. Exp. Honest, so- 
ber, dependable. Need 4 R. 
house with water, electricity 
and reasonable salary. Have 
to be moved. George Bloom, 
Apt. 3, 285 Memorial Dr. S. 
E., Atlanta 12. 
 
Man: and wife want job on 
laying hen farm or broiler 
farm, both will work. Both 
experienced. Need 3 or 4 room 
house with lights, water and 
elec. Herbert Burt, Rt. 3, 
Dawsonville. 
 
Man 49 yrs. old with wife 
and boy wants job as care- 
taker of farm, taking care of 
stock, fixing fences, etc. 
Christian people, do not drink 
or smoke, experienced in this 
type work. Need work im- 
mediately. Bennie Marler, 
1015 S. Lake Ter., Rossville.~ 
 
Young Christian veteran, 34 
yrs. old with wife and 4 small 
children, want dairy work. 
Will go anywhere in Ga, 2 
years experience with 80 cow 
dairy. No farming exp. Will 
have to be moved. H. B. Beck, 
169 Hunter St., SW, Apt. 322, 
Atlanta 3. 
 
Retired widower wants job 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
|looking after small chicken 
 
or laying hen farm or light 
farm work. Can drive truck 
or tractor, do mechanical 
work and rough carpenter. 
Do not mind hard work. A. 
A. Gaddis, 
Cir., Marietta. 
 
Family of 8 wants job rais- 
ing broilers on 50-50 basis or 
dairy work, 90-100 cows. Man 
and wife to work and girl 13 
and boy 10 while out of 
school. Have 1 yr. exp. in 
broilers and lifetime exp. with 
dairv. Honest. do not, drink. 
need job at once. Need 5-6 
room house wired for stove. 
Clarence Boatfield, Pine Log. 
 
  
 
  
 
Woman, alone, no children, 
wants light farm work, house- 
keeper, companion with elder- 
 
ly woman or couple (no chil- | 
 
dren), very near Columbus 
(Muscogee Co.) only. Room, 
board and $15. week. Mrs. A. 
L. Poole, Rt. 2, Perry. 
 
  
 
Want job on farm, prefer 
cattle farm. Drive tractor and 
truck. Experienced at all 
three. Have wife and 3 chil- 
dren in school. Move any- 
where. Come see, live be- 
tween Harris City and Warm 
Springs (first house on left 
1/2 mi past Warm Springs 
airport going from Harris 
City). John : Smith, Ri i, 
Warm Springs. 
 
  
 
Man, 23 and wife and 1 
child, want work on poultry 
farm, dairy or general farm 
work. Want good house, wir- 
ed for elec. stove, running 
water and reasonable salary. 
J. G. Stepp, 3504 4th Ave, 
Columbus. 
 
  
 
White, single man, 46 yrs. 
old, church member, wants 
job on regular, chicken or 
dairy farm. Well Exp. in all 
three, also good tractor and 
truck driver and other farm 
equipment and machinery. Go 
anywhere. Begin right away. 
References. Richard Flanary, 
54 Ellis St., Atlanta 3. Ph. 
JA 5-9480. 
 
Want job.as caretaker of 
farm or what have you? Can 
drive truck, look after chick- 
ens, hogs and -cows. Paint 
some. Draw pension from V. 
A. Administration. Board and 
hous to live in. 58 yrs. old 
and sober. Prefer around Ma- 
 
  
 
  
 
con or Dublin. Alton, Gog, 
 
Abbeville. 
 
  
 
Farm Help 
 
WANTED. 
 
  
 
Want someone to tend about 
4 acres of land. Mrs. Neuman 
Hill, 740 Jefferson Street, 
Rossville. : 
 
Want man with family be- 
tween ages of 25 and 50 yrs., 
to farm. Must be experienced. 
Also work 2500 Turpentine 
Faces C. L. Williams, Rt. 2, 
Box 171, Vidalia. 
 
Want retired single man to 
do light farm work, 20 mi. 
from Atlanta. Nice place to 
batch. Contact. Henry F. 
Holcomb, 820 Wilson Rd. N. 
we Atlanta 18. Ph. TR 5- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Want young, white married 
man with farm experience, 
able to do odd jobs for work 
on plantation. Good salary, 5 
R. house with plumbing, elec- 
tricity and gas heat, Walter 
C. Merck, Kingsland. 
 
Want colored man and wife 
only, 35-45 yrs. old for farm. 
Man to do general farm work 
on cattle farm, wife to work 
part time in home and light 
farm chores. Must be clean, 
sober and able give references. 
House furnished. $60. week 
for both. F. W. Phillips, c/o 
Westover Farm, Kennesaw. Ph. 
428-2959 (Marietta.) 
 
Want clean, healthy woman 
to keep house and do light 
farm work on farm for man 
with 2 children, girl 7 and 
boy 8. No tobacco nor alcohol 
user. Private room a $15. 
ha Walk 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
142 Chamberland | 
 
must be honest and willing 
worker. Frank Atkins, Mon- 
ticello. Ph. 468-6547 (No col- |}; 
lect calls). 
 
ily or man to batch, white or 
col. to work in dairy and do 
other gen. farm work, for 
$100. mon. and small 3 R. 
house wired for stove, to live 
in. T. E. Ferrell, Madison. 
 
Want refined woman to do 
housekeeping, and light farm 
work. Have modern farm 
home, located about 30 miles 
of Atlanta. Salary to be dis- 
cussed. S. R. Dailey, Hiram. 
Ph. 767-5194 (Atlanta), but 
no collect calls. - 
 
Want reliable man re work 
on farm, do gen. farm work, 
operate tractor and farm ma- 
chinery, work with cattle, etc. 
N. B. Deaton, Rt. 2, Buford. 
Ph. 434-5976. 
 
Want farm family to live 
on farm in Franklin Co., and 
work 50-50 basis. About 50 
A. cultivated, 10 A. cotton 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
allotment. Have 2 tractors 
and 1 mule. C. E. Roberts, 
Lavonia. 
 
  
 
Want family of 6 or 8 to 
work crop. Have tractor and 
all kind of farm equipment, 
day work, also helping with 
cattle. 25 A. cotton allotment. 
4 R. house on mail and school 
route, Contact. M. O. Shiflett, 
Rt. 1, Lindale. 
 
Want exp. sober dairyman, 
 
Want man with small fam-| 
 
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
    
   
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
 
2 H. wag gon, x0} 
5 disc J Gt Deere 
 
28 in. cut-off saw, h 
duty Mandrel 5 in. pulley, 
in. belt with home made frar 
in good cond.; f ho: 
drawn farm tools, turner, 
foot and fowler scrape, 
 
for cash or will trade 
 
chain saw or anything 
used on farm. paoward 
 
Rt. A, Ellijay: 
 
2 sets of Ford tracto: pl 
ers and dist., Cole and 
ington. L. C. Williams, R 
Cochran. : 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Disc harrow for David B 
ley garden tractor, for sal 
will trade for (or buy) 
ing plow. W. E. Bent 
Box 281, Buford, Ph. 
 
Chicken house equip.: 
pans for broilers, sma 
stoves, waterers, hanging fe 
ers, some 5 ft. feeders for la: 
ing hens, about 100 fee 
and waterers, hoods for h 
ers. Margaret Smith, Rt. 
Bascomb Rd., Woodstoc 
 
Allis Chalmers 66 comb 
good shape, kept under hel- 
ter, $525.00; extra good pow 
troll, runs like new, with go 
tires and - brakes, 
hand - easily, used mostly  ef 
combing small acreage 
grain. N. A. Boyette, Hahi 
 
  
 
  
 
Want man and wife to 
truck farm and raise plants 
on halves. Tractor, horse, 
seeds and fertilizer furnished. 
North Georgia. Kay Jones, 
Box 13171, Atlanta: 
 
Want settled, Christian wo- 
man for light farm work and 
as companion to elderly wo- 
man. All modern conveni- 
ences. Good salary. Perma- 
nent job to right party. Write. 
Mrs. E. H. Hodges, 2810 
Horseshoe Dr. S. E., Atlanta 
16. < : ; 
 
  
 
  
 
Want middleaged or older 
white man, non-drinking, 
good reputation, fair educa- 
tion, good health, farming ex- 
perience, for work on small 
cattle farm and around farm 
home. Must be able drive 
truck and tractor. Furnish 
References. $15. week, room 
and board to begin with. J. 
Lynwood Bentley, Sr., Rt. 2, 
Thomaston. Ph. 647-3688. 
 
Want middleaged white wo- 
man to do light farm work 
and housekeeping, for room, 
board and $15. week. Contact. 
 
W. M. Young, 2495 Bryan 
Cre East Point. Ph. 344- 
5660 
 
  
 
Want refined, iiduleased 
woman to live in farm home 
as member of family, do 
housekeeping, cooking and 
light farm work. New house, 
all modern. conveniences. 
Give ref. and desired salary. 
Mrs. Albert H. Thornton, Rt. 
3, Barnett Shoals Rd. Athens. 
 
~ Want 2 women or man and 
wife, to work on Egg farm in 
laying house and egg room. 
Constant and very confining 
work. Must write legible and 
perform simple addition and 
subtraction. Managerial abili- 
ty and desire to work neces- 
sary. Ref. required. Pay ac- 
cording to ability and refer- 
ence. Jack Wynne, c/o Chero- 
kee Farm, P.O. Box 865, Ath- 
ens. 
 
  
 
Equipment 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Adjustable wide front axle 
attachment complete w it h 
wheels and rims, no tires, will 
fit IHC tractors, M, Super M., 
400 and 450, and 260, $75. 00. 
Kedrick Newton, Rt. 
Fleen. 
 
M. T. John Deere tractor, 
1950 model, first class shape, 
planters, stalk rippers, cut- 
ters, plows and set of buzzard 
wings, $600.00. Dean Mit- 
chem, Rt. 1, Madison. . 
 
100 gal. syrup kettle; 7 qt. 
canner; fertilizer spreader; 
utility trailer; elec. fence 
(plenty wire). Mrs. C. J. Den- 
Bis rt. 1, Eastman, Ph. 374- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Frick sawmill complete with | 
 
edger slab conveyor, belts and 
dust chain; also, IHC model 
OD 144-A ee unit, model 
 
, Kath- Cc 
 
Farmall A. tractor, har: 
2 disc plow, rotary hoe,  
tivators and plows, all f 
 
1$350.00. Mrs. H. B. McElw 
 
ey, Rt. 2, Sandy Creek 
Fayetteville, Ph. 461-2722 
 
1 H. wagon, $30.00: leat 
breeching and lines, $10 
electric churn, $15.00. A. B 
Wall, Rt. 1, Mays Old M 
Place, Stagecoach Rd., Stoe 
bridge. : 
 
1949 Oliver 60 rack 
2 row cultivator and 
trailer plow, tractor is 
cond. with 3 new tires, a 
$800.00. Can be~seen anyti 
 
sion Rd., Cartersville, Ph, 
2-2836. 
 
wheel, push type, with Brigg 
and Stratton engine, $4 
 
Grove, Ph. 7396 (Griffin 
 
1960 Intnl - Harvester 
utility with 245 actual work- 
ing hrs. Bought new, mostl: 
 
  
 
planters, distributors, bottom 
plow, cut - away  harr 
grading blade and cult 
tors, sacrifice price. John 
Joiner, 400 Diggs Blvd., W: 
ner Robins, Ph. WA. 3-7266 
after 5 PM weekdays and all 
day Sat. and Sun. ; 
 
One 1200 hen egg F 
 
  
 
Master incubator, about 3 
 
old and in good cond., $66. 
For information, contact. S 
J. B. Brooks, Enon Road, Col 
lege Park. Ph. 964-4031. _ 
 
Mocel 46 IHC hay os 
 
first class cond, for sale; a 
 
want 1-1/2 or 2 ton true 
(Ford) preferred, late modi 
and an Allis Chalmers com 
bine in good cond. Tom Buf 
fington, Woodland. 
 
Kenmore elec. churn, go 
 
cond., used very little, $10.00 
Mrs. Jesse Capehart, 103 Fal 
win Rd., Dalton, Ph. BR. } 
 
  
 
Gasoline motor for gard 
tractor, Clinton, about. 2 
HP, good cond., $12.50c a 
and carry. M. J. Hambr: 
446 Pegg Ra, SW, Atlanta 
 
13 in. Jay-Bee hammer 
complete with screens and 
sacker, used very little, 100. 
. M. Welborn, 2064 Harob 
yea Rt. 3, Tucker, a 98 
502  
 
11 in. Gehl anata wil 
swinging hammers, never 
 
2 row Covington Bie 
and cultivators for Ford 
tor, $200.00. R. H. Shirey, 
Bankhead Ave., Carrollt 
Ph. TE. 2-2820. 
 
John Deere M. tra 
planters, cultivators, h 
and _ belt 
 
ae $675. 
, 9 Oly ymp! 
 
  
 
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good ae oee 
oe fertilizer, 
harrow, disc. tillers, 
tachments, g 0 0 d 
rated about 4 mi. 
hurst. B. J. Beall, 
burst, Ph. ER: 5- 
collect calls). 
 
1 sell to- 
 
r eee. Tractor 
$200. 
 
3, aes Ph. 
 
045 (no collect calls). 
 
ens for breeding and 
juail, also feeders and 
brooder, cheap if sold at 
O. Hartis, Sr., 6807 
Hwy., 2, Li- 
 
ter pump. including 
tor, in fine cond., 
sed to irrigate garden. 
out. or into ponds, 
 
8.00. Mrs, Mae 
Blairsville. 
 
peanut sheller 
 
inc! ae 2 Carter pea- 
 
Carter storer, 
horse, elec. mo- 
naller elec. mo-~ 
 
good cond. and at 
Ear! Rogers, Ed- 
2415. eee 
pa nevrclet truck, 
g ly tires, good 
rand made body, $2190 
Dial, Hogansville. 
 
John Deere tractor 
dtivator and plow, for 
all ae good shape. 
.&B. Cowart, 
 
ae eon 
boro, Ph. GR. 8-9689. 
 
ut has Nate Bi pment 
 
ge, $15.00. P. F. McCor- 
 
5530 Garrard Ave., Sa- 
Ph. AD. 6- 3259. 
 
nocd saw on wheels, 
1 cond., several ex- 
lades and belts, $75. 
chell, 817 Hurley St., 
 
anks More: A/2 Te, 
T Be puny complete with 
valve and plastic 
sady to install, $25. 
ectric churn, $8.00. 
illan, Rt. 2, Tritt Rd., Ma- 
hh. 428- 3853. 
 
 type pulpwood saws, 
8 HP Briggs engine, 
ith 5 HP Wisconsin en- 
 
2 ton Ford truck and 
farm body, extra good 
th tp te snk 1955 Chey. 2 
 
   
  
   
    
  
  
    
  
     
     
   
 
ipment; ae want 1 or 2 
Ford tractors and some 
or parts. Write stat- 
hat you have and price. 
dom, 1106 Sth: Ave., Al- 
 
Chalmers D-12 trac- 
plete with planters, 
h cultivator, Allis 
 
ers front mounted cul-|C. 
 
6 we pick-up harrow, 
-sub-soiler, bush 
 
harrow, Holland 2 
pper setter. 
ony. farm. Bennie 
1, Woodbury. 
 
Chalmers By bractor 
ul equip., all in very 
a. E, Daughtry, 
 
and 
2 disc 
 
Ford tractor 
g harrow, 
 
wr late model, Chevro- 
on, pick-up. truck or 
acto: J. Bagley, Rt. 
ville, Ph. SP: a 9314. 
 
"et 
 
Can belo 
 
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FHeavy, _2 H. wagon, 3 in. 
 
_|thimble, Charlie Cloer, Young 
-|Harris. - 
 
  
 
1952 Ford 8-N tractor, 
good cond.; John Deere, 2 sec- 
tion, harrow, with new disc 
and farm wagon. Mrs. Leon 
C. Hogg, Rt. 2, Box 9, Ogle- 
thorpe, Ph. 8-3910. 
 
Galvins tin laying box, 5 
nest up and 5 below, good 
cond, Mrs. E. W. Deckard, 302 
Oakdale Rd., NE, Atlanta 7, 
Ph. JA. 4-5279. 
 
2 tractor tires, 11 x 24; good 
tread, no breaks, $20.00 ea. at 
my place. . E. Joiner, 3057 
Dean Br. Rd., Augusta. - 
 
2 row VAC Case tractor, mor 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
-|tor recently overhauled, trac- 
tor complete 
 
with planters, 
 
cultivators, 6 ft. smoothing 
 
-|harrow, 4 disc JD tiller and 
 
small plows, $450.00 or best 
offer. Joseph Cox, 3210 Rus- 
sell St., Thunderbolt. 
 
1961 David Bradley Super 
300 series and cultivator, 
$200.00; tiller, 2 disc, for 
Farmall tractor or Cub, $45. 
Both in No. 1 shape. Jessie 
Walden, Rt. 2, Box 430, Dub- 
lin, Ph. BR. 2-4782. 
 
Large, heavy duty, 4 wheel 
tree planter and large heavy 
duty Mathis fire plow, tongue 
type, will make furrow 4 ft. 
-|wide, $150.00 ea. H. A. Gragg, 
519 E. Shotwell St., Bain- 
bridge. 
 
3 deck baby chick brooder 
with heating element in top 
deck, in good working cond., 
 
  
 
  
 
+$10,00. Wesley Campbell, 76 
 
Circle Dr., Rossville, Ph. UN. 
6-5454. 
 
1950 Chevrolet pick - up 
truck, has 1955. motor, in first 
class shape, good tires an d 
body, $250.00. T. H. Lusk, 854 
McLendon Dr., Decatur, Ph. 
HI. 3-6763. 
 
Prac. new 5 - 7 HP Briggs 
and Stratton gas engine, mo- 
del 14, $90.00; large Auto-Lite 
 
  
 
  
 
: generator, 12 volts, 55 amps, 
 
suitable for auxillarv power, 
$50.00; cut - off saw and 
frame for small John Deere 
tractor, fair cond., $30.00. 
Exch. for chain saw. Harvey 
C. Neely, Rt. 2, Fairburn, Ph. 
964 - 7338. 
 
8 cyl. G. M. Diesel engine, 
equipped with V-belts and 
pulleys, prac. new Frick ed- 
_|ger, OO Frick sawmill, all in 
*\good cond., $2,500.00 or will 
sell separate. Robert Cantrell, 
Bee Acworth, Ph. WE, 4 - 
 
1948, Intn] 1-1/2 ton truck 
with grain body, 8.25 x 20, 
10 ply, tires, 2 speed trans- 
mission, good cond., $250.00. 
Willard eae Stapleton, Rie ts 
Lumber City, Ph. 363-4430. 
 
Farm Master incubator, 1,- 
200 hen egg cap., perfect 
cond. T. G, OKelley, Mays- 
ville, Ph. 652-2121. 
 
1951 Chevrolet, 2 ton, truck 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
R.| with 1957, 6 cylinder, motor, 
 
14 ft. flat and side planks, 8 x 
25 tires all around, will sell or 
trade for tractor with some 
equip, W, V, Odom, Rt. 5, Car-~ 
rollton. - 
 
Sears 16 qt. pressure can- 
ner, used very little, complete 
with parts, instructions, time 
tables and catalogue, $12. 90 at 
my home. Joel Moore, 418 
Lakeview St., Griffin. 
 
Set of Buckeye tobacco cur- 
ers, used 1 season, good cond., 
$100.00. E. L. 
Lake Park. 
 
1953 Ferguson 30 tractor, 
3 point hitch, power take-off, 
Wagner end loader, Dozer 
blade, dirt bucket, rigged up 
for loading pulpwood. See on 
Sat. or after 6 PM week days. 
L. Langham, Warrenton 
(at Bastonville). - 
 
I H. TD-6 crawler tractor, 
series 61, 1958 model, with 
arco winch, good cond., 
cheap. L. P. Hastings, Rt. 4. 
Millen, Ph, 459-W. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
HP and 3/4 HP with controls; 
Gaulin homogenizer, will sell 
any or part for cash or trade 
for farm machinery. A. J. 
Ivey, Rt. 2, Macon, Ph. SH. 3- 
 
plows, for sale or will |7000 
 
  
 
Culter packer; John Deere 
A. or B. tractor; Case com- 
bine; Bear Cat hammermill; 
 
jdual wheel tractor wagon; 
 
  
 
PASTS weed spray machine 
 
Corbett, Rt. 2, 
 
3 compressors, 1/4 HP, 12 
 
pone bailing 
ond, E. Ky 
 
600 egg incubator; 400 egg 
incubator. Both in good cond.; 
two 1,000 chick Jamesway 
elec. brooders; and 100 chick 
elec. brooder, Asa R. Leonard, 
Rt. 2, Box 285, Davisboro. 
 
John Deere M. tractor, bot- 
tom plows, Cole planter a n d 
distributor, late model culti- 
vators, spring tooth harrow 
and 3 point hitch kit, good 
cond. Located 1 mi. S. of 
Bushnell on Douglas - Ocilla 
Hwy. Lowell Adams, Douglas. 
 
Ferguson 20 tractor, power 
take-off ond 20 disc harrow, 
both in good  cond., $700.0 
Fred. Darby, Albany, Ph. HE. 
5-5818 days. 
 
Allis Chalmers 66 combine 
with grain bin, used to com- 
bine 150 acres of soybeans 
and 10 acres of Bahia, A-1 
eond. and has been kept under 
shelter, for sale or trade for 
cows or hogs, Robert Foun- 
tain, Box 284, oo Ph. MO. 
38-2465. 
 
Bulk milk tank, 180 gal. 
cap,, set of Marlowe milkers 
with 2 complete units and 1 
extra pail with motor and air 
pipes; 1959 Farmall Cub trac- 
tor, good as new, with planter, 
cultivator and side dise plow. 
Tank and milkers may be seen 
at my home, L. C. Miller, Rt. 
2, Temple. 
 
Walking Avery cultivator: 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
scooter stock; spring tooth 
harrow, 1 Jr. several single 
trees, iron dbl. tree, several 
 
scrapes, several buzzard plows 
and several scooters, Joe N. 
Glover, 209 Morningside Dr., 
Sandersville, Ph. ~ 2833 (no 
collect calls). 
 
  
 
2 good metal automatic oken 
hog feeders, one 12 feeder, 
other 16 feeder, on cement 
block, $80.00 for both (you 
may have cement foundation). 
Hamon Cole, Rt. 2, Temple. 
 
Caterpillar D326 engine, ser- 
ial No. 25BI, in excel. cond. C. 
O, Maddox, Sr., c/o The Peo- 
ples Bank, Winder. : 
 
  
 
  
 
Intnl pick-up truck, 1953 
model, all steel body, good 
tires, truck in extr: good 
 
cond., no dents or broke lights, 
se25 00 cash. L. D. Hats: Rt. 
, Monroe, 
 
John Deere MI tractor with 
Waggonor loader, $595; Mas- 
sey Harris tractor with new 
tires, loader, 2 row cultiva~- 
tors, 2 dise plow (mounted), 
mowing mach and Athens 38 
disc bush and bog harrow. 
Lewis Teal, Rt. 4, Box 150, 
Douglasville, Ph. WH. 2-2007. 
 
2940 Jamesway incubator, 
approx. 100 trough type feed- 
ers, bucket type waterers, 
elec. brooders, open top water 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
planters and cultivators, 20 
disc harrow, 8 disc tiller, eut- 
off saw, all extra good cond., 
$395.00 cash or trade for lar- 
ger tractor or pick-up truck. 
John Harris, Rt, 2, Monroe, 
Ph. 367-9190 (no collect 
calls). 
 
Allis Chalmers G. tractor 
with plow, cultivators, mow- 
er and corn planters, tractor 
needs some repair or could be 
used for repair parts, $200.00 
or best offer. Curtis E. Hans- 
ford, Rt. 1, Box 153, Glenn. 
 
Equipment 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Want to hear from. person 
with mule drawn No. 19 Oli- 
ver plow, mule drawn or mold 
board or wing for 19 Oliver. 
Lee Hamby , Rt. 1, Acworth. 
 
Want to trade a roto-tiller, 
3 HP, used less than 5 hrs., for 
garden tractor or 12 in. Rim 
on rubber, prefer 2-1/2 HP, 
Will pay difference if any. 
Must be within 75 mi. radius. 
W. E. Edger, Box 179, Abut- 
ment Rd., Dalton, 
 
Want frontend loader for 
WD-45 Allis Chalmers trac- 
tor. Would buy tractor with 
lJoader if price is right. Write 
what you have and price. M, 
C. Henderson, Rt. 5, Austell. 
 
Want 1 tobacco sprayer, to- 
bacco transplanter and power 
cane mill with evaporator. 
Advise what you have an 
 
T. Rowel! 2, shoe 
 
  
 
heater, used 1/2 in. water 
pipe, cannot ship. Clarence 
Morgan, Fort Gaines. 
 
John Deere H. tractor, 
 
d| Spring, $125.; 
 
Want garden tractor with 
attachments, in good cond., at 
once. H. F. Wright, Ritenos Box 
260, Alpharetta, Ph. TU. T- 
2706 (Cumming). 
 
  
 
Want small corn cutter that|F. H. B 
 
will handle about 25 bu. per 
house. M. B. Carden, Hogans- 
ville (no collect calls). 
 
Want planter and fertiliz- 
er attach, for Super A. Far- 
mall, tractor in good cond.; 
also, for sale, 4 DeLaval milk- 
ers with extra pail, 
E. W. Cardell, Rt. 3, Douglas- 
ville, Ph. 447-4533. 
 
Want John Deere manure 
spreader, model R., in good 
cond., no junk. A. S. Calla- 
way, Rayle, Ph. BR. 4-7811. 
 
Want used 50 ft., 50 ton, 
truck scale, G. P. Arnett, Rt. 
4, Tifton. 
 
Want Ford 8-N tractor axle 
and other spare parts. W. C. 
Clay, 160 Fairburn Rd., NW, 
Atlanta 11, Ph. PL. 3- 6547. 
 
Want Columbus No. 20 sy- 
rup mill, This make and mo- 
del only. Lamar H. Franklin, 
Sone 3,. Marietta, Ph. 428- 
 
_ Want Ford tractor and cul- 
 
tivators must be in first class 
shape, and want late model 
at least 1957 through 1961; 
also, would be interested in 
larger tractor, like late model 
UD 14 Allis Chalmers. W. R. 
Arnall, Luthersville, Ph. WA. 
71-3455, 
 
Want eight 1,000 cap. gas 
tbrooders, prefer Oakes; 150 
five ft, feeders and 18 eight 
ft., auto drinkers. Will pay 
reasonable price if in good 
cond,; need good roto-tiller 
for garden work; also, have 
30 gal. Rheem water heater 
for dairy or layers, good cond., 
$20.00. Hubert Henderson, Rt. 
2, Cumming, Ph. TU. 7-5910. 
 
Want several bulk feed 
bins, 3 - 5 ton cap., inside or 
outside type. Howard W. Po- 
well, 295 So. Macon St., Jes- 
up. 
 
Want cultivator and plan- 
ters for Ford tractor. Arthur 
D. Oglesby, Rt. 1, Box 142, 
Dewey Rose. 
 
#52 
 
Want good used IHC 
or Super C. tractor block and 
steering housing. State price. 
David Ellis, Monticello, Ph. 
468-6442. 
 
Want side disc for Farmall 
Cub tractor at reasonable 
price and within 50 mi. of 
Eastanollee. Hubert L. Wat- 
kins, Box 47, Eastanollee. 
 
Want planter and cultiva- 
tors for 1 row, made to work 
on Ford tractor. Must be in 
good cond. B. B. Cole, Rt. 1, 
Lawrenceville. 
 
Want John Deere tractor 
with starter and lights. Ber- 
nard Mangham, Rt. 1, Mo- 
lena. 
 
Want good used mower for 
Farmall Super A. tractor. T. 
B. Hester, Rt. 4, LaGrange, Ph. 
TU. 4-4057. 
 
Want to trade 1/2 ton pick- 
up truck for Jeep. Walter Poe, 
1370 DeKalb Ave, NE, At- 
lanta 7. 
 
Want 1 horse trailer, fair 
cond. Chris G. Huhn, 3909 
Bloomfield Rd., Macon. 
 
Want 4 wheel rubber tired 
wagon with good body; pull 
type Killefer harrow; dozier 
blade; dirt scoop and pull 
type rotary cutter. All to fit 
John Deere B. tractor and 
within 100 mi. of Macon. State 
cond. and prices. David Simp- 
son, 2918 Napier Ave., Macon. 
 
Want 400 - 500 gal. orchard 
air sprayer with motor. Must 
be in good cond. and reason- 
ably priced for cash at your 
place V. C. Ellington, Jr., Con- 
yers, Ph, 483 - 8808 days, 
 
Livestock 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Cattle 
 
100 Angus and White Face 
brood cows, reasonable, also 
30 beef type 200-400 lb. calves, 
priced right. S. B. Duncan, 
Rt. 1, Royston. Ph. 245-8729. 
 
Jersey heifer to freshen in 
 
  
 
sev bull calf, $75. I. W. Moore, 
Rt, 2, Po wider Springs. - 
 
  
 
$100.00. | 
 
7 mos. old Jer- 
 
  
 
  
 
rere 
 
5 or 6 Reg. Guernsey high 
 
blooded heifers, just freshen-' 
 
ed (mostly heifer calves), al- 
so some Jersey heifers soon to 
 
freshen, All from high milk 
Prices reasonable. 
 
producers. 
unn, Midville. 
 
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Sev. full 
Face Hereford heifers and 
bulls, at my farm near New- 
 
nan. R. B. Bowen, 316. Peters 
 
St. S.W., Atlanta. 
 
Good milch cow, med oe: 
t freshen about March 45th 
with 2nd calf, bred to Reg. 
Hereford. E. B. Cotton,-Rt. 2, 
corner Sewell and __M dock 
Rd. Marietta. 
 
Reg. Holstein, 22 m eid. 
approx, 800 lbs. also, Horeren 
bull, elig. to reg. 4 mos- old, 
approx. 300 lbs. C. O. Gunter, 
ee Lawrenceville. Ph, 
 
Reg. Angus bulls, 9 1/2 to 
14 mos. old, calfhood vacci- 
nated, from clean herd, priced 
 
  
 
  
 
   
    
 
  
 
according to age. F. W. Phil- 
 
lips, c/o Westover Farm. Ken- 
 
  
 
nesaw. Ph. 428-2959 (Mari- 
etta). 
Holstein cow and young 
 
calf. Heavy milker. Less half | 
 
value, $150. for cow and calf. 
 
Came from dairy, Deen Boat- 
 
right. Rt. 4, Alma. 
 
  
 
Purebred White Face Hees , 
 
ford 3 yr. old buli, $175.; also, 
2 W. F. Hereford heifers, 15- 
18 mos. old, $125. ea; 2 Hol- 
stein heifers, 8-10 mos. old, 
$70. ea. L. O. Lusk, 1024 Mc- 
Tengen Dr., Decatur. Ph, 443- 
9252, 
 
27 W. F. stocker cows and 
1 W. F. bull, 2 cows with 
calves by side, all others to 
 
  
 
freshen by Spring, Frank At- 
468- 
 
kins, Monticello: Ph. 
6547. No collect calls. 
 
9 Holstein springers, 
freshen within 60 days, and 
1 bull. All averaging 800: lbs. 
 
  
 
ea. $1,500 for lot. Theo Dial, : 
 
Hogansville. 
 
  
 
Dispersal of small herd of  
Angus cows 
 
fine quality Reg. 
and calves. S. M. Pickering, 
P, O. Box 191, Hawkinsville. 
Ph. 893-4776. 
 
  
 
Dairy cattle, heavy prineee 
 
ing, Guernsey and Jerseys, 
raised in Wise, T. B. and 
bloodtested in Ga. Good 
D.HIA., records on dams; 
 
bulls, 1 ea. reg. Ayrshire and- 
Brown Swiss, ready for light 
 
service. high production back- 
ing. E. L. Rogers, Plains. Ph. 
VA 4-4-1795. 
 
  
 
Reg. Angus bull yearlings, 
 
sons of Eileenmere 1198, Calf- 
hood Bangs vaccinated, $200. 
ea. W. T. Torgesen, c/o Whis~ 
tle Top Farm, Cornelia. 
 
Reg. Angus 20 mos. old bull 
grandson of famous Hileen- 
mere of Woodbar, son of Mil- 
lardenmere 71. For quick sale, 
 
  
 
200. R. . Anderson. c/o 
Dbl. D. Ranch, Keysville. 
Dbl. standard reg, polled 
 
Hereford young bulls, 7-9 mos. 
old, excellent bloodlines. 
Come see. Roy R. Godard, 
Rt. 2. Lithonia (Klondike). 
Ph. 482-8433. 
 
- 20: dairy cattle, milk base 
563 lbs., with Borden. Macon. 
Pipe line milker, 300 gal. 
milk-keeper bulk tank. A. W. 
Waddell, Devereux. 
 
Reg. Guernsey 9 mos, old 
bull. good bloodline. for sale. 
J. H. Matthews. Rt. 1. Box 74, 
Roswell. Ph. 993-4156. 
 
Swine 
 
Reg. OFC boar, farrow- 
ed hee 29, 1960, $65. All let- 
ters ans. J. C. Weaver, Rt. 2, 
Loganville. Ph. 826-7304. 
 
2 good Lancaster gilts, 80- 
 
  
 
90 Tbs. good bloodline, $35, E. 
E. Hughes, Rite Hartley 
Bridge Rd., Macon, 
 
Around 20 shoats, all col- 
 
ors, avg. wt. around 50 Ibs. 
$14. ea, FOB farm, 5 mi. West 
 
  
 
Metter, Candler Co.,~ near 
cross 57-46 Hwy. No ship- 
ping. L, H, Edenfield, Rt. 3, 
Box 177, Metter. ne 655- 
1083. 
 
Black Poland "China pigs, 
Cert. breeding and. treate 
 
for Cholera and. Erysipelas 
and Bang tested free, Foun- 
dation stock from Mlinois and 
Iowa. Young boars and gilts, 
bred gilts and service boars, 
6-8 mos. old, $75.-$100. Cor- 
respondence ans. J. R. Mullis, 
Cochran. Ph. WE. 4-6490. 
 
Choice breeding stock, 
males and females, all from 
Jarge litters, 12 weeks to 4-1/2 
mos. old. Wm. E. Lanier, Rt. 
2, Metter. P Ph. ob 1015. cs 
 
  
 
  
 
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What farmers must file tax returns? : 
 
_If you are under 65 years of age at the end of the tax 
year, you must file if you have gross income of $600 or 
more during your tax year. If you are 65 years of age or 
older, you must file if you have gross income of $1200 or 
more. These rules hold true whether or not any tax would 
____be due on the return. In addition, you must file a return 
____ if there is any self-employment tax due. The self-employ- 
 
  
 
_ ment tax is a tax imposed on farmers and other self-em- 
 
_ ployed persons to give them social security coverage. There 
are special rules pertaining to the self-employment tax on 
farmers. That the basic requirements for filing, the $600 
and $1200 figures mentioned previously, are based on gross 
_. income and not on net profit. 
 
__ What tax return forms should farmers use? 
 
  
 
The Form 1040 is the one to be used by farmers. Form 
__ 1040A cannot be used as it is designed for persons whose 
 
income is solely from wages and a small amount of divi- 
__ dends and interest. Farm income and expenses should be 
____ listed on Schedule F. This is a separate schedule designed 
for farmers and is attached to and becomes part of the 
Form 1040. 
 
  
 
  
 
a When is the tax return due? 
 
  
 
There are special rules for farmers; to qualify, two-thirds 
of your gross income must be from farming. For purposes 
of stating specific dates that returns are due, use the year 
1961 Gs an example. A farmer has a choice. If he does 
not wish to file an estimate of his tax, he can file his re- 
turn and pay the tax due by February 15, 1962. Or he can 
file an estimate of his tax on Form 1040ES and pay this 
amount by January 15, 1962. If he does this, the Form 
____ 1040 and any tax owed on it will be due by April 16, 1962. 
= Normally, the return is due on April 15, but that date falls 
: on a Sunday in 1962. File returns as early as possible. 
With millions of returns being filed, we need the coopera- 
 
tion of those who are able to file early so that the returns 
 
can be processed as economically and as efficiently as 
possible. 
 
  
 
Are farmers required to file any other tax forms? 
 
Some of them are. If a farmer hires an agricultural em- 
ployee for cash wages for 20 or more days during a. year 
or pays him cash wages of $150 or more during a year, he 
_ must withhold the social security tax from these wages. 
He then must file Form 943 by January 31 of the following 
year and forward with this form the withheld tax and an 
equal amount representing the farmer's share. For wages 
paid in 1961, the amount to be withheld from the employee 
is 3 percent of his wages. For wages paid in 1962, the 
- amount to be withheld is 2% percent. If you have aari- 
cultural employees, get a copy of Circular A from your 
 
  
 
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stions & Answer 
The following questions and answers concerning filing your income tax. reports are i 
 
vided as an assistance to you from the Internal Revenue Service. We suggest you save 
: page of the Market Bulletin and keep it handy with your farm income records. 
 
ice of these payments by filing information returns. 
 
social security payments, interest on state, county 
 
ever, the law allows the farmer receiving a loan o 
 
ported in the year the loan proceeds are 
Under certain circu 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
   
     
      
    
   
    
    
    
     
     
      
  
    
    
    
  
    
  
      
    
 
local District Director's office. This explains in detail th 
withholding provisions. Also, if a farmer pays $600 o 
to an individual in the course of this business for wa 
rent, or interest, he must advise the Internal Revenue Se 
 
are Forms 1096 and 1099. However, rent paid to 
estate agents need not be reported on these forms. 
 
When are the Forms 1096 and 1099 due? 
 
They must be mailed so as to reach the District Director 
office no later than February 28 following the year of 
ment. For each individual who received $600 or mo 
separate Form 1099 must be prepared; one copy of 
form is given to the individual and another is sent to 
District Director of Internal Revenue. The Form 1096 
summary sheet on which to send the 1099s. Howey: 
must be filed even if you only made these payments to 
individual. i Ae es 
 
What types of income are taxable to the farm 
 
Generally, all farm income is taxable. Amounts rece 
for sales of crops, livestock, poultry, and dairy prod 
for sales of gravel, sod and timber, soil bank payments, 
other Government payments must all be included i 
come. Some of these items receive special treatment 
der certain circumstances. All nonfarm income is also 
able to farmers unless specifically exempt. For insta 
income such as dividends, interest, rents and royalties, 
other business income is taxable to farmers just as it | 
nonfarmers. et 
 
What income is exempt? 
 
There are a number of items; among the more common 
 
municipal bonds, gifts and inheritances, loans and the 
payment of loans owed to you, war veterans pensions, 
eral income tax refunds, and life insurance proceeds 
ceived because of death. There are others, of course. 
 
  
 
Do some farmers receive special treatment un 
certain circumstances? 
 
Yes. One is loans obtained from the Commodity | 
Corporation. Normally, a farmer would report the inco1 
from sales of commodities in the year of the sale. Ho 
 
commodity to elect, if he so desires, to report the loa 
income in the year received. If any amount over the ame 
of the loan is received in the year of sale, the exc 
taxable in that year. Once an election is made, it is 
ing on future years and succeeding loans must also. 
 
2 
 
ances, the sale o 
 
    
   
    
  
   
   
  
  
   
    
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
   
   
  
  
   
  
  
   
  
   
   
  
  
   
  
   
  
   
 
s constitutes the sale of a capital as- 
n the sale would receive the more favor- 
treatment. Similarly, the sale of live- 
aft, breeding, or dairy purposes can result 
under certain circumstances, A word of 
sale of livestock; we've had quite a number 
nly the law and take capital gains on sales 
 
  
 
losses on uninsured crops deductible? 
 
explain the reason for this. The farmer, 
; income which he anticipated he would get 
ged crops; however, this income has never 
1 on his tax return. Since it has never been 
 
  
 
ice the actual income received and would be 
me 2 
 
of raising such damaged crops are, of course, | 
of raising such damaged crops are, of course, 
 
uld a farmer secure help in devising a 
em for maintaining his records? 
 
many sources of information for this. We pub- 
let, the Farmer's Tax Guide, which gives a brief 
of a form the records might take. Many farm 
y manufacturers have devised farm account books 
ill provide to farmers, and also that some banks 
tural areas have record books of this type. The 
artment of Agriculture offices will supply account 
1d are an excellent source of information. Of 
 
cal Internal Revenue offices will be more 
 
answer any questions along this line. 
 
  
 
  
 
ndintain good records? : | 
ly not. Good records can be very simple and in- 
and require little time to maintain. The secret of 
urate records is to record the various transac- 
en they occur, and not to depend on memory at a 
eu Ce ee 
 
ecords does the Internal Revenue Service 
quire farmers to maintain? 
 
ly requirements as to accounting records of farmers 
the records maintained be sufficient to enable the 
accurately prepare his tax return and for the 
evenue Service to determine the correctness of 
 
ed. 
 
ype of record books should be sec? 
 
  
 
hat manner or form the 
 
is allowable. If such a loss was claimed, | 
 
el a farmer needs any special skitls to 
 
requirements whatsoever as to what type of 
 
  
 
records need only meet | 
 
  
 
the requirements | stated in reply to the previous question. 
However they should be systematic and show all the receipts 
and expenditures for the year. They should also show the 
cost of so-called permanent assets and additions or im- 
 
provements to permanent assets. These are assets and im-  
 
provements having a useful life extending substantially be- 
yond the taxable year in which purchased. This is neessa 
because the cost of these assets may not be deducted * 
the year they are purchased, but a substantial portion of 
their cost may be deducted as depreciation over the period 
 
  
    
 
of their usefulness in the farm business. 
 
Any other advice on records? 
 
Be sure to keep all documents which can be used as evi- _ 
 
dence of a transaction such as cancelled checks, sales 
slips, inyoices, and receipts. On an audit of a return, those 
items would be needed. Before we leave the subject of 
records, it is certainly to the farmer's or any other business- 
 
mans advantage to keep as good and complete records as 
 
possible. Good records not only enable the preparation. of 
an accurate tax return, but are an invaluable business as-_ 
set. They are useful in credit applications, for measuring 
the efficiency of the farming operation, and for innumer- 
able other business purposes. ; 
 
There are special rules regarding the self-em- o nc 
ployment tax on farmers. What are they? 
 
The self-employment tax, of course, provides social security 
 
coverage for self-employed persons. Normally a person  ae 
 
must have net earnings from self-employment of $400 or 
more before this tax is due. An optional method for farm- 
ers enables them, under certain circumstances, to pay the  
 
self-employment tax and obtain social security coverage 
 
even though their net earnings from self-employment are 
less than $400. Or, in other cases, it permits the payment 
of a larger self-employment tax than would be due under 
the regular method, thereby enabling the farmer to receive 
a larger credit towards social security benefits. 
 
What is the optional. method? 
 
The optional method differs depending on the amount of 
gross income. If a farmer's gross income from farming is 
more than $1800 and his actual net earnings from farming 
is less than $1200, then $1200 is considered under the op- 
tional method to be the net earnings from farming. For 
example, if the gross income were $1900 and net earnings 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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were $650, then $1200 may be treated as the net earnings _ = 
 
from. farming. If gross income is $1800 or less, then two-. 
thirds of the gross income can be treated as the net earn- 
ings. If the gross income were $1500, then two-thirds of 
 
SEs 
 
that amount, $1000, would be treated as the net earnings a 
 
under the optional method. However, if the gross income 
were less than $600, then two-thirds of gross income would 
be less than $400 and no self-employment tax would be due 
 
under the optional method. Of course, if his actual net 
 
earnings were $400 or more, the self-employment tax would 
be due if he used the regular method. The optional method 
is only to be used for determining the self-employment tax, 
and then only if the farmer wants to use it; it is not to, be 
used for determining your income tax. 
 
Who can use the optional method? 
 
All farmers can use the optional method except those who 
have gross income from farming of more than $1800 and 
net earnings from farming of $1200 or more. If either of 
these conditions is not present, the optional method may 
be used; other persons must use their actual net earnings. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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MARKET BULLETIN 
 
  
 
  
 
Wednes 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Livestock 
 
FOR SALE. 
 
  
 
  
 
ahs Swine 
 
172-mos. old Reg. Yorkshire 
boar with papers, $65. J. M. 
Allen, 172 Vidal Boulevard, 
Decatur. Ph. DR. 71-4758. 
 
3 fine Reg. SPC gilts, best 
bloodlines, long meat. type 
from disease free herd. Ready 
to breed in Spring. Good for 
4-H. See at my place, 2 mi. 
W. Dimpseys Store. Larry 
Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave Spring. 
 
Full blooded Landrace pigs, 
good breeders, for sale at my 
place on Bouldercrest Rd. at 
DeKalb and Clayton Co. line. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
J. B. Whitfield, Rt. 1, Con- 
Jey. Ph. MA 17-4770. : 
15 Duroc boars, almost 
 
ready for service, some bred 
sows, 18 open gilts. All Reg- 
 
istered. Henry Brantley, Rt. 
2, Harrison. Ph. 392-J-3 
(Tennille). 
 
  
 
12 wks. old Hampshire and 
Landrace pigs, $10. ea. at my 
farm. C. E. Joiner, 3957 Dean 
Bridge Rd. Augusta. Ph. RE 
38-5331. No collect calls. 
 
Purebred Duroe 4 mos. old 
pigs. $30. ea. reg. buyers 
name. Leo Akins, Rt. 2, Met- 
ter. 
 
5 Duroc boars, 3-1/2 mos. 
old, sub.to reg., for sale. Wil- 
liam Edwards, Ellabelle. 
 
Duroc gilts, 2-1/2 mos. old, 
$25. ea. Frederick 
ee Box. e183, 
SE Guyton 
 
  
 
Zipperer, Rt. 1 
Guyton. (15 mi. 
on Hwy. 30). 
 
Reg. Tamworths, bangs 
free, best lean meat type. J. 
S. Davis, Abbe. Rt. 3, Fitz- 
gerald, Ph. 6541. 
 
Purebred meat tye Duroc 
pigs from Champion blood- 
Hines, Reg. buyers name. P. 
M. Middleton, Rt. 3, Way- 
cross. (5 mi. out Valdosta 
Hwy. at Duroc sign). 
 
Reg. S.P.C. boars, good 
bloodlines, almost large 
enough for service. Will reg. 
in buyers name. Hugh West- 
brook, Rt. 1, Cave Spring. 
 
Reg. Landrace, service age 
oars and gilts, from popular 
bloodlines. M. T. Courson, 
Hazlehurst. Ph. 
 
Reg. S.P.C. gilts and males, 
4 mos. old, very good breed- 
ing stock. Gilts, $25. ea. 
males, $30. ea. H. F. Brady, 
Buena Vista. Ph. 649-3203. 
 
Horses, Mules & Ponies 
 
6 yr. old Quarter horse, red 
with star in face, gentle dis- 
position, completely trained 
for cattle. L. O. Howard, Rt. 
3, Cordele. Ph. 273-2445. No. 
collect calls. 
 
  
 
  
 
Draft type Stud horse colt, 
 
mos. old, Jan. 19th. Will 
wt. 1800 _lbs., if cared for 
good; also the mother of this 
eolt, 9-10 yrs. old. Both bay 
color and mare rebred. Guy 
MeMillian, Dacula. Ph. TH 3- 
4439 (Lawrenceville). 
 
Shetland pony stallion, 
brown; part dapple and white, 
very long white tail and 
mane, very gentle, 42 inches 
high, 4 yrs. old, works to cart. 
$150. with saddle, bridle and 
martingale, C. W. Stinson, 
Hwy. 42, Ellenwood. Ph. GR 
4-4673. : 
 
Nice Quarter horse, chest- 
nut, good with cattle, 800- 
$00 lbs. gentle, 1 nice gaited 
horse, light sorrel, stocking 
feet, blaze face, very genile, 
E. E. Hughes, Rt. 1, Hartley 
Bridge Rd. Macon. 
 
At Stud: Reg. Palomino, 
Fee, $25., with return privi- 
leges. Mares boarded. Trans- 
portation available. C. L. Har- 
ee ot 2, Alpharetta. Ph. GR 
 
Blue roan gelding, spirited, 
approx. 8 yrs. old, with sad- 
die, $150. Mrs. H. M. Herrin, 
ie Alpharetta. Ph. GR 5- 
 
Walking mare, bay roan 
with: blaze and 4_ stockings, 
bred to.Reg. Walking stallion 
for sale;,also At Stud: Old 
Glory, Jr; Reg. Tenn. Walking 
horse. B. R. Beveridge, Rt. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
- 3, Fayetteville. Ph. LY 9-3346 
 
(Senoia). 
 
Gentle med. size riding 
mare, 7 yrs. old, $125. Martha 
Clark, 4236 Paces Ferry Rd. 
ie Atlanta. Ph. HE 5- 
 
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At. Stud: Fine black shet- 
land. pony. Contact. Jack B. 
Fomler Rt. 1 Rox 28. Wila- 
bel. 2 Ph. : 653-2509 (Pem= 
broke) ise at 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Roan gelding saddle horse, 
for sale at my farm near 
Newnan. R. B. Bowen, 316 
Peters St. S. W., Atlanta. 
 
1 large Pinto mare, 13 yrs. 
old, wt. 1200 lbs. for sale. 
Ross Kirby, Rt. 3, Lawrence- 
ville. Ph. TH 3-4902. 
 
Some nice saddle horses, 
good mules and also 1 male 
burro for sale. H. E. Henry, 
Kite. Ph. HO 9-2778. 
 
Must sacrifice, gentle, well 
trained dark bay mare, 12 yrs. 
old, excellent for women and 
children. Will rack, $150.; bay 
gelding, 8 yrs. old, 5 gaited, 
$250. Charles L. Fields, 537 
So. Indian Creek Dr. Stone 
Mountain. Ph. 284-0916. i 
 
One mule, about 900 Ibs., 
with plow tools, $125. David 
G. Warren, Rt. 3, . Cochran. 
ae WE  4-7045. No collect 
calls. 
 
3 good mare work mules, 
wt. 1100 to: 1250: lbs. H.-C. 
Strioling, Rt. 1, Cordele. Ph. 
Qs=sotde =e 
 
1 farm mule, gentle, work 
anywhere, black, wt. about 
1150 Ibs. Otis Miller, Rt. 3, 
Dallas (near Burnt Hickory 
Comm.) 
 
One stud Shetland pony, 5 
mos. old, also 1 B.P.C. male 
hog, 3 yrs. old, with papers; 
and want saddle mare and 2 
wheel trailer, L. C. Williams, 
c/o Red Dog Farm, Rt. 2, 
Cochran. Ph. WE 4-2654. 
 
2 nice Shetland pony brood 
mares, bred to Reg. stud, 
three and five yrs. old. Both 
have colts in Spring, $165. ea. 
or $300. for both. Alvah Pas- 
ley, 700 Brookwood Dr. 
Thomaston. .Ph. 7-3639. 
 
4 yr. old Quarter horse 
stud, broke to ride, plow and 
drive, 700 lbs., red color; 28 
mo. old Reg. saddle horse 
stud, gentle, broke to ride, 
black, 700 lbs.; 9-1/2 yr. old 
mare that racks, 1700 Iibs., 
good with children, and bred 
$150. ea. J. M. Cole, Gibson. 
 
Very nice thoroughbred 
type mare, 4 yrs. old, 15 hands 
high, sorrel with white stripe 
on face, gentle, no bad habits 
and jumps to 3-1/2 ft., suita- 
ble for young lady or boy. 
Mrs. Geo Lindsey, Kennesaw, 
Ph. 427-3957 (Marietta). 
 
3 nice red sorrel Shetland 
pony stallions with snow 
white mane and tail, one is 
2 yrs. old, others coming 2 
yr., out of Reg. stock, $125. 
ea. Sell separately or togeth- 
er: also, 37 in. mare, 3 yrs. 
old, drop colt in spring, $175. 
Jess Holbrook, Jonesboro, Ph. 
BR. 8-6771. 
 
Light sorrel with WMT 
Shetland stallion, 37 in. high. 
6 yrs. old and proven, perfect 
conformation, for sale or trade 
on large, gentle, pleasure 
mere or cattle. H. L. Strick- 
land, 432 Oakland Dr.. Gain- 
esville, Ph. LE, 2-6395. 
 
2 red sorrel Tenn, Walking 
mares, 3 and 4 yrs. old, gen- 
tle for young or old, no bad 
habits; also, black, nicely 
colored Tenn Walking mare, 
no bad habits, gentle; 2 cow 
horses, 1 bay color and sorrel, 
11 yrs. old. O. H. Jordan, Sr. 
628 College St., Cuthbert, Ph. 
RE. 2-2434. 
 
Welsh and Shetland ponies, 
mares, geldings and year old 
colts. Several to choose from, 
some are child broke, all gen- 
tle, $100. ea. and un: also, 2 
Mexican burros, 1 jenny 5 yrs. 
old and 1 jack, 4 yrs. old, 
both are gentle. Reasonable. 
Z. W.. Kirkland, 2621 Ball 
oe Dr., Tucker, Ph. 938- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Sheep and Goats 
 
Toggenburg goat to fresh- 
en in April, $25.; also, Tog- 
senbure: billy. obo: Je A: 
Thomas, Jr... Rt. 2. Box 422, 
Dublin. Ph. BR. 2-5345. 
 
1 big blue goat, also large 
 
  
 
  
 
goat wagon rubber wheels, 
and set of harness, $35., or 
trade for chickens. S. E 
 
Mimes, Rt. 2, Box 79 B, Gor- 
don. 
 
  
 
One ea. Nubian, Alpine and | 
Toggenburg goats to freshen | 
and give 
 
soon. Good goats 
good milk when milking. Mrs. 
Lee Kirkley, 3860 Cascade Rd. 
S.W. Atlanta, 
 
Dairy goats, Grade French 
Alpine buck, born August 
1961, also purebred Reg. 
French Alpine doe, freshen in 
March or April. No shipping. 
My place only. 1-1/2 mi. out 
Camilla Hwy. C. T. Hambrick, 
Rt. 1, Moultrie. ; 
 
Livestock 
 
WANTED 
 
  
 
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Cattle: Want 10 to 20 cows 
with calves. Consider some 
heavy springers, or 20 to 30 
steers and heifers, and con- 
sider Grade cows. Write stat- 
ing breed, price and where 
can be seen. Robert Fountain, 
Box 284, Adrian. 
 
Want 1 Brahma bull and 3 
heifers from 3 mos. to 1 yr. 
old. Will pick up at your farm. 
Contact. Albert Hefner, Rt. 
1, Roswell. Ph. 993-4083. 
 
Want trade 40 lb. pony, 20 
mos. old, very gentle and 
broke to ride, with bridle and 
 
  
 
  
 
Black Angus heifers. Will pay 
cash difference if heifers are 
not more than $175. value. 
Consider males or other 
breeds. Wm. E. Lewis, Rt. 1, 
Box 219, Hephzibah. 
 
Want pr. of Black Angus, 
5 mos. old, reasonably price. 
Make price. Miss Nelle Jones, 
Rt. 2, Lula. 
 
  
 
saddle, for 2 White Face or 
 
Cornfield b e 3 n s: White] 
Creaseback, Germ, 92  pct., |] 
 
white Cutshorts, Germ. 93 
pet. white Half Runners, 
Germ. 93 pct., pink Peanut or 
6 wks. beans, Ger, 94 pct. All, 
60c cupful. Add postage. No 
chks, nor stamps. Mrs. Viola 
Stover, Rt. Ellijay. : 
 
  
  
   
   
  
   
  
  
 
  
 
Large, round dark rind, yel- 
low meat -watermelon seed, 
Ger. 83 pct. 50 seed, 10c; 
150, 25c; 700, $1.00. Self ad- 
dressed, stamped envelope. 
Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Rebecca. 
 
White 1/2 Runner garden 
beans, Germ. 92 pct., white 
Cutshort Cornfield b e an sg, 
Germ. 96 pct. and Creaseback 
Cornfields, Germ. 94 pct., all 
75 cup. PP in Ga. Mrs. Eula 
Beal, Rt. 3, Box 132, Ellijay. 
 
  
 
  
 
White 1/2 runners, Germ. 
97 pct., Salet-peas, Germ. 87 
pet., speckled 1/2 runner, 
Germ. 91 pct., 65c cup; pink 
peanut, -Germ. 79 pct, 75c 
cup; red spotted Crowder 
cowpeas, Germ. 93 pct. pur- 
ple hull Crowder cowpeas, 
Germ. 88 pct., 50c cup. Add 
postage. G. T. Brown, Rt. 1, 
Ball Ground. 
 
  
 
Superfection straw berry 
plants, $2.50 . PP; also, 
 
British Soverign plants, 2 doz., 
 
$1.00. Ga. orders only. C. A. 
Shell,. 1675 Willis Mill Rd., 
SW, Atlanta 11. 
 
  
 
Want 20 purebred Angus 
brood cows or heifers, of good 
bloodlines. C. Lamar Crutch- 
field, Round Oak. 
 
Will pay $20. for use of 
Black Angus bull at my farm 
in Douglas Co. W. C. Clay, 
160 Fairburn Rd. S.W., At- 
jantta. Ph. PL. 3-6547. 
 
Want milch cow with calf 
at reasonable price, also 
bred sows within 40 mi. Fitz- 
gerald. Write what you have 
and price. Will come after. 
Louis Browning, Rt. 2, Box 
184, Fitzgerald. ; 
 
Goats: Want Angora goat 
buck. Advise what you have 
and price. J. A. McKay, c/o 
Windsweep Farm, 1323 Cand- 
ler bldg., Atlanta. Ph. JA. 5- 
2255. 
 
Want to buy in Fulton Co., 
a male or female kid goat at 
reasonable price. James Y. 
Allen, Rt. 14, Box 541, At- 
lanta 18.  : 
 
Horses and Mules: Want 
good, gentle mule or horse 
that will work anywhere, wt 
850-950 lbs. not over middle- 
aged. Must pasture with cat- 
tle and be reasonably priced. 
H. Grady Morgan, Rt. 3, Bu- 
ford. Ph. 434-5816. 
 
Want buy a gentle riding 
horse, prefer mare. I. Teem, 
Rt. 1, Milner. Ph. 4897 (Grif- 
fin). 
 
Want buy Shetland pony. 
Give age, description, price, 
ete. R. L. OKelley, 312 
Athens St. Winder. 
 
Swine: Want 4 purebred 
Yorkshire gilt pigs. Consider 
1 male. State price and age. 
Take delivery now or in next 
2 mos. Prefer close to Albany. 
R. L. Daniell, 1310 Gillispie 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Ave.. Albany. 
Seed & Plants 
FOR SALE 
White, crowder cow peas, 
 
fine table pea, Germ. 71 pct., 
3 cups, $2.50; Chili hot pep- 
per, 86 germ., 15 pods, 30c 
and 4c stamp; broom corn 
seed, Germ: 73 -pct:, 2 cups, 
$1:00. Mrs. Lon Ashworth, Rt. 
1, Dacula. 
 
  
 
Gourd seed: African Mon- 
ster, 6 x 7 ft., only few seed, 
3, $1.00; Jumbo Bushel, 4, 
$1.00; name gourds, Short- 
neck, Martin, Hawaian, Water 
Bottle, Dishrag, Dipper, Bowl, 
Darning, Bird House, 3 pks., 
$1,00 Lefty Morgan, Rt. 4, 
Waycross, 
 
  
 
peas, |.Germ. -/P pet, 35 1b: 
FOB Ringgold. W. H. Stewart, 
Varnell. 
 
Bahia seed, Germ. 92 pct., 
purity, 92:87 pct. for sale. 
John L. Robinson, Ailey. 
 
Mastodon strawberry plants, 
500, $3.00; $5.00 M. Add pos- 
tage. Send money orders on- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
ly. Mrs. A.D. Jones, Rt. 1, 
MC Ummm in ges ee et 
 
  
 
| Maggie 
 
800 lbs. Purple Hull cow-| 
 
jcupful. 
 
Hazlenut and _ blueberry 
plants, $1.25 doz.; muscadine 
and scuppernong grape vines, 
4, $1.00; garlic bulbs, $1.25 C.; 
Kudzu Crowns, $1.50 C 
gooseberry, 6, $1.50; chinqua- 
pins, 6, $3.00; streamliner ev- 
erbearing strawberry plants, 
$1.25 C: balm of Gilead, 4, $1. 
Add postage. Mrs. F. M. Ea- 
 
9jton, Rt. 1, Dahlonega. 
 
Garden beans: old tim 
der white Half Runners, G 
ners, Germ. 79 pct., little 
Half Runners, Germ. 93 
65c teacupful. Add 
Miss Gennia Brown 
Ball Ground. 
 
Imp. Mastodon strawhb 
80c C plus 30c postag 
$1.50 and 30c postagi 
$2.10 and 50c posta 
$3.25 and 60 postage; $6 
and $1.00 postage. W. E. 
son, Rt. 2, Box 175, Cra 
ville. 
 
Old time seedling  
trees (grown in same gar 
over 60 yrs.) pecan se 
2 - 4 ft., scuppernong 
muscadine cuttings, 6, 
postage. Mrs. Ira T. C 
616 Ea, 7th Ave., Swan 
 
Blakemore strawbe 
plants, 95c C. del. Damp p: 
ed, by parcel post. W. E. 
ker, Rutledge. ~ ae 
 
8043 (Valdosta). 
 
Limited number young s 
ling pecan trees, $1.00 ea., 
trees or over 75c ea. C 
now. J. A. Bacon, Plains. 
VA 4-4321, x 
 
  
 
Rattlesnake master plants, 
large plants, $1.00 ea.; small 
2. 50ce. No order less than $5. 
No stamps or checks. Mrs. 
Nora L. Lovett, Rt. 4, Box 171, 
Sylvania. 3 : 
 
  
 
Fine strawberry (name un- 
known) plants, produce fine 
berries, $110 Cs PP in Ga: 
Hamil; 421 Wilson 
Ave., Bremen. : 
 
  
 
Himalaya Blackberry 
plants, $3.00 doz. Herbert Wil- 
liams, Rt. 1, Ellenwood. 
 
  
 
Collard and cabbage plants, 
500, $2.00; Himalaya black- 
berry, $3.00 doz. J. R. Stray- 
horn, Rt. 1, Gainesville. 
 
  
 
Kudzu crowns, everbearing 
 
strawberry plants,.g arlic 
bulbs, catnip, tansy, yellow 
 
root plants, sassaparilla and 
 
balm, 6, 60c; Chinquapin, mus- 
cadine, blackberry, Himalaya 
dewberry, 4 $1.00; gooseberry, 
huckleberry, $1.25 doz. Add 
postage. Mrs. Ruth Alcorn, Rt. 
 
W.| 1, Dahlonega. 
 
Few old fashioned white 
English peach trees, 2 yrs. old, 
3 ft. tall, healthy and thrifty. 
Grown from seed in my gar- 
den, $6.00 doz. at my place, 
Cannot ship. W. E. Smith, 421 
King - Arnold, Hapeville. Ph. 
PO 1-8276. : 
 
Nice Klondike strawt 
plants, well rooted, 4d; 
packed, 90c C., $8.00 M. 
25c per hundred for pos 
and handling chgs, Min. 
ment 200 plants. Mrs. L 
S. Butler, 466 Page Ave., N 
 
Atlanta 7. Ph. DR. 3-1846 
 
Catnip bunches, 5, - $1 
muscadine grapevines 
black raspberries, 6, $1 
berries$1 doz; blue D 
plum trees 4, $1. Add post: 
M BeeMs Turner; <eRt 
Gainesville. ASS 
 
Streamline everbea 
strawberry plants, $1.35 
Mrs. John Weaver, R 
Temple. : eae 
 
Chas. W. cabbage, Ga 
lard and Vates collard, 
and yellow onions, 75c C 
$1.75; $3.00 M. Prepaid 
Smith, Box 82, Baxley. 
 
Mastodon strawberry pla 
500, $3.00; $5.00 M. Add 
age. Mrs. A. D. Jones, Rt. 
Cumming. a ee 
 
Plant collection, cabb 
collard, onions, parsley, 
tansy, garlic, 80c; thyme 
pots, 50c; Italian garlic bulk 
25c lb; Damson plum sprou 
3. $1.75. Postage, 20c. F 
Witherspoon, 308 Holder 
St. Atlanta 10. Ph. PL 3 
 
  
 
  
 
Giant gourd seed, 6 ft. cir., 
35 seed, $1.00 PP. Myrtice 
Strickland, P. O. Box 203, Na- 
hunta, ; 
 
  
 
Leading varieties scupper- 
nong plants, both black and 
brown, well rooted, for sale. 
B. O. Carter, Rt. 4, Box 204 
C. Griffin. 
 
Garlic bulbs, $1.25 C; Kud- 
zu crowns, $1.25 C; tansy, 
spearmint, peppermint, 6 bun~ 
ches, 50c; catnip, 4 bun., 50c; 
sassaparilla, 4, 50c. Add post- 
 
  
 
age. Miss L. M. White, Rt. 1,) 
 
Box 57, Dahlonega. 
,bulbs, ants ct., pl p 
 
  
 
228 bu. 90 day Velvet beans, 
picked and thrashed before 
rain, $7.00 bu. at my place. 
Gerald. Bryan, Rt. 4, Buena 
Vista. : 
 
Cornfield beans: White Half 
Runners, Germ. 95 pct., white 
cut shorts, Germ. 92 percent, | 
white Creaseback, Germ. 95 
pet., -Speckled cutshorts, 
Germ. 95 pct. Ea. kinds, 75c 
Add postage. Mrs. 
Preston Southerland, Rt. 3, 
Ellijay. 
 
Watercress plants, $1.25 C. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Mrs. C. C, Gentry, Rt. 3, Cal-|d 
 
oun 
 
x 
 
bel it 
 
jearly until late fall, 
 
Garden sage plants, $1 
ea. doz., garlic bulbs, 75c I 
mint plants, 50 doz; spri 
bearing strawberry, $1.50 
Myrtle Pace, Rt. 1, Temp! 
 
Nice black and red ras 
berry plants, wrapped in ce 
lophane or plastic, damp pac! 
ed, $1.50 doz. Add postag 
Mrs. H. A. Chastain, Rt 
Ellijay. 
 
Charleston Wakefield 
proof cabbage plants, r. 
300, $1.25; 500, $2.00; $3.50 
Delivered in-Ga. R. Chance 
Pitts, Ph. MI. 8-2035. 
 
Old fashion peach trees 
damson plum trees, 3, pe 
May cherry trees, 3, $1 
black raspberries and He 
laya blackberries, and  
berry bushes, 6, $1.00; 
cadine grape vines, 6, $1.6 
garlic bulbs, 6, $1.00. Ad 
postage. Mrs. P. Malac 
Smith, Rt. 6, Clarks Bri 
Rad., Gainesville. 3 
 
Early Strawberry plants, 
for $2.50. Add postage. B 
Jackson, Rt. 2, Fayetteville 
 
8 apple trees, bear 
 
   
    
  
  
  
    
     
   
   
    
    
    
   
 
var., peach, 2 cherry, 
Il nice : old tree 
 
  
 
  
   
 ite Australarp 
or less if take 
 
chickens, pure- 
olored eggs, $10 
. Ship Exp. Col.; 
s, asst. col., 40c 
 
post. Send 
 
r, Mrs, Addie A. 
6 Myrtle St. N. E., 
h. TR 4-5152, 
 
hens now laying 
g2 small 
 
stoi k, $3.00 pr. 
ohn M. Wolf, 4293 
ucker Ad. Dora- 
 
gray cocks, 2 yas 
gray stags, ready 
3.00 ea. at my 
rite before coming, 
n range. O. E. Wig- 
122 A. Plains.. 
 
| bantams, White 
White Crested Po- 
hateh, hens an d 
 
0 ea. if called for, or} 
 
for crate to ship. 
. Newton, 211 Stone 
ISDOLON es 
ice Duckwing ban- 
_$7.00 or. $1.50 ea. 
Valker, Trion. Ph. 
 
1 Red Quills, 1961 
.00 trio. Money Or- 
 
E. Dills, Rt. 4, Box] 
 
ile. : 
 
ne eggs, $3.00 setting| 
 
nmberrys (South 
Roundheads, 
1, Hili, 312 War- 
 
7 yr. old brood hen, 
R. McBride, 935 So. 
d. Mableton. 
 
Silver Spangled Ham- 
andard, 7 hens a n d 
$10.00 ofr lot. Robert 
 
5, Harris Rd. Ma- 
 
  
  
   
   
   
    
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
   
    
   
  
  
   
  
   
  
   
  
  
    
   
 
. L hens, just started 
/2 mos, old, $75.00. 
Robertson, Rt. 1, 
Mableton, Ph. 948- 
 
nd 2 Barred Rock 
.50 for the 10. Mrs. 
, 1487 Sylvan Cir. 
anta 19. Ph. CE 3- 
 
L. hens for sale at 
price. Mrs. J. W. 
1, Jonesboro. Ph. 
 
hens, wt. 5 - 6 lbs. 
mount up to 30 hens, 
ea. at my home, 2 mi. 
tchell. Eugene Snider, 
Mitchell. & a 
s, for sale cheap at 
Cannot ship. Mrs. 
es nis 1.-box 173, 
 
B. Bronze. turkeys, 
teh, for sale. Henry 
 
B. B. turkeys, 1960-61 
 
$3.50 ea.; also White 
how. pigeons, $5.00 
xt ship. G. S. Bishop, 
 
ice turkeys, 3 hens 
ms, $10.00 pr. Miss 
 
es, Rt. 2, Lula. 
 
ch large white BB 
fat, 8 toms, $4.50 ea., 
-50 ea. $50.00 for 
nnot ship. Will exch. 
 
hay. Mrs. John H. 
3s, B. 8, Willacoochee. 
 
  
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
  
 
Trio Mutant pheasants, 
11960 hatch, proven breeders, 
very large and tame. Cock, 
blue and green, hens dark 
brown. Wise. stock. Will ship. 
 
{$16.00 for trio. Wm. J. Steele, 
 
Rt. 2, Eastman. 
- 200 Ringneck pheasants for 
 
  
 
. E. Mansell, 
993-6417. 
 
Erckels Francolins, breed- 
ers and 1961 hatch, Reeves, 
Golden, Amburst, also, Jap 
Silkies, B. B., Red bantams, 
Silver Duck Wings, Golden 
Sebrights, Bull Dog Cornish; 
and 1 Sears elec. 6 tray incu- 
bator, good shape, air an 4d 
moisture circulator, $50.00. H. 
Coe Fairburn, Ph, 964- 
 
American Giant Homer pi- 
geons, $1.00 ea. lots of 4. Must 
sell. M. G. deLaRue, 2090 Ke- 
heley Dr. Decatur. Ph. DR. 
8-5991. 
 
14 pr. Homer pigeons, $1.00 
 
pr. Special. price on lot; also 
20 pr. Fantails, $1.00 pr. Will 
 
Roswell. Ph. 
 
  
 
  
 
NE, Lawrenceville. 
Ph. GH 3-2358. Thornwall 3. 
 
Northern Bobwhite quail, 
mated, $3.00 pr.; 9 wks. old, 
85c ea., Gambel quail, moted, 
$5.00 pr. Per. 28. Ship Exp. 
Col. Send Money order, Miss 
Eve Wallace, 716 Myrtle St. 
a ee Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4- 
52. ; 
 
800 Bobwhite quail for 
breeding, restocking, also, 75 
Chukars, 40 Tenn. Red quail. 
Per. 10. J. L. Tade, 1328 21st 
St. Columbus. Ph. FA. 3-2422. 
 
Extra large 1960-61 breed- 
er quail, wt. up to 10 and 
1/8 ounces or 4 oz. larger than 
average. Imp. 41 yrs. Those 
desiring eggs, order early. 
Free color photos of Champ- 
ions and wt. Cert. Per. 27. Wm. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
|A,. Thomas, Box K, 421 Mark 
 
Bidg., Atlanta 3. Ph. MU 8- 
0866. 
 
Quail for sale. Per. 90. 
George Blalock, Grovetown. 
Ph. RE 6-5541. : 
 
2500 Bobwhite quail, large, 
healthy, all grown, 500 or 
more, 75c ea. Per. 71. Shipped 
RWY Exp. Col. or del. for 10c 
per mile. Wesley T. Ridinga, 
Jr., Rt. 1, Felton. Ph. 646- 
5286 (Buchanan). 
 
2 brown and 5 N. Z. white 
 
  
 
  
 
-|rabbits, 3/4 grown, $2.00 ea. 
 
E. B. Tippens, Rt. 3, Box 407, 
College Park. 
 
Ped. N. Z.. white rabbit 
does, 6 mos. and up. Will 
breed to prize winning buck 
if desired, $7.50 and $8.00 ea.; 
also bucks, $7.50 ea. All from 
best bloodlines. R. Lamar 
Brantley,- Rt. 2, Box 79, 
Wrightsville. 
 
N. Z. white rabbits, bucks 
and does, pedigreed for llth 
year, Super quality. Come see 
and select your breeders. C. 
W. Page, 149 North Ave. N. 
E., Atlanta 8. Ph. TR 4-6452. 
 
Ped. Dutch and Tortise rab-, 
bits given away Free if you 
come after them. Good cond. 
Jim Schuler, 635 E. Morning- 
side Dr. N. BE. Atlanta 9. Ph. 
TR 4-2874. 
 
Ped. N. Z. rabbits, 3 - 4 
mos. old, $3.50 ea., $10.00 trio. 
From high producers. S. D. 
Climer, 12 Lady Marian Dr. 
Rome. Ph. 232-7600. : 
 
White N. Z. rabbits, good 
stock, 1 pr. 2 yrs. old, 2 does, 
9 mos. old, five 6 mos. old. 
Make reasonable offer. W. A. 
Ivey, 3078 Washington, Rd. 
East Point. Ph. PO 7-2549. 
 
Hay, Feed, Grain 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Highly fertilized Coastal 
Bermuda hay, high in protein 
and feed nutrition. Satisfac- 
tion guaranteed. Can deliver 
in 5 or 10 ton lots. Call Col- 
lect. J. L. Allen, Rt. 3, Dub- 
lin, Ph. Br. 2-1789. 
 
Quality hay for sale, Coas- 
tal Bermuda, Bahia, mixed 
grass Lespedeza. Farm located 
No. of Butler on Flint River, 
JUS Hwy. 80. Frank Riley, 
Butler, Ph. UN. 2-4975. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Approx. 80 - 90 bu., 1961, 
rn for feed; also, 250 bales 
 
  
 
0) ay, baled without rain 
Simpkins, Rt. 2, Co 
 
breeding etc. Sell reasonably. |7 
 
not ship. E. B. Boss, 731 Bu-| 
|ford Dr. 
 
100 bales Soybean hay for 
sale. W. H. Welch, 688 Beaver 
pie Rd., Norcross, Ph. 448- 
 
  
 
Good, clean, Lespedeza and 
Fescue hay, square bales, 50c 
bale. No letters ans. Hoy Kirk- 
Ls Fayetteville, Ph. HO. 1- 
 
  
 
Alfalfa hay, $35.00 ton; Ko- 
rean Lespedeza hay, $30.00 
ton. All baled without rain. 
Near Dials Mill, C. T. Elling- 
ton, Oxford. Bs 
 
  
 
50 or 75 bu. good wheat for 
flour for sale; ~Charlie R. 
Cloer, Young Harris. 
 
  
 
100 bu. white corn for feed, 
$1.25 bu. Thomas R. Brooks, 
PO Box 561, Bremen (after 5 
PM, near forest fire tower on 
Hwy. 27, 4 mi. N. Bremen). 
 
4,000 bales hay, Lespedeza, 
oats, Coastal Bermuda, all in 
isquare bales, $20.00 to $30.00 
ton.at barn. Spot cash price on 
entire lot. W. H. Daniel, Rt. 
1, Arnoldsville. 
 
  
 
Coastal Bermuda hay, $30 
ton; Bahia grass hay, $20.00 
ton. John L. Robinson, Ailey. 
 
  
 
Hay for sale, Fescue, Clover 
and Dallas grass hay, 75c and 
$1.00 bale. Located first farm 
past river on Campbellton 
Rd., third driveway. R. W. 
Caldwell, Douglasville, Ph. 
WH. 2-3454. 
 
Peavine hay, baled without 
rain, $30. 00 ton; peavine hay, 
baled behind combine, $25.00 
ton. Can deliver in truck loads 
at small charge. H. C. Allen, 
oe McDonough, Ph. 423 - 
 
  
 
  
 
Top value hay, $30.00 ton 
or 75c bale in truck lots. Dis- 
count on 10 tons or more. De- 
livery available at small ex- 
tra cost. Pierce L. Cline, RFD, 
Social Circle, Ph. 786-7821 
(Covington). 
 
Good brown top Millet hay, 
$30.00 ton at barn. Fred 
Reeves, Thomson, Ph. 769- 
M-4. 
 
  
 
  
 
20 tons bright peanut hay, 
free of sandspurs, avg. 40 Ibs. 
per bale, $30.00 ton. Leonard 
Pope, Rt. 1, Box 194, Ocilla, 
Ph. 468-7665. 
 
Good Lespedeza hay, 65c 
bale at barn or 85c bale. de- 
livered 50 mi. radius. M. V. 
Dunean, Jr., Rt. 3, Hartwell, 
Ph. FR. 6-2267. 
 
Choice hay: pure Coastal 
Bermuda, Fescue, $35.00 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. 
 
Coastal Bermuda, $30 ton; 
bright Johnson grass, $25.00 
ton; Bahia, $25.00 and $20.00 
ton. No deliveries. Carl P. Sa- 
veces Jr., Montezuma, Ph. 
 
Well fertilized Sericea, and 
grass hay, baled without rain. 
Can deliver reasonable dis- 
tance. Tom Hendrix, Palmetto, 
Ph. 463-3244. 
 
Nice bright Lespedeza hay, 
65 bale in lots of 300 or 400 
bales. Thomas Brodey, Ila. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
2,000 bales sundried Oats, 
75 bale. Hamon Cole, Rt. 2, 
Temple. Ph. 459-6003. 
 
Peanuts, Pecans 
 
& Walnuts 
 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Shelled Stuart pecans, 
whole halves, nice size, 1961 
erop, $1.50 lb. Mrs. J. G. Cald- 
well, Rt. 3 Jackson. 
 
Well filled Mahan and Stu- 
art pecans, 35c lb. postpaid on 
5 lbs. and up; red peanuts for 
eating, 5 lIbs., $1.50 postpaid. 
R. M. Turner, Rupert. 
 
  
 
  
 
Black walnuts for sale. J. 
R. Strayhorn, Rt. 1, Gaines- 
ville. 
 
  
 
Red Valencia peanuts for 
eating, $2.25 peck. Add post- 
age. G. T. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball 
Ground. 
 
  
 
Large amount of good Coast- 
 
al hay, round or square bales, 
 
peo Oe ton. N. A. Boyette, Ha- 
ira. ; 
 
New crop hand shelled pe- 
cans, mostly halves, $1.25 Ib. 
postpaid in Ga. Clayton Wal- 
ton, Unadilla.  
 
  
 
Top grade Coastal Bermuda 
hay, 75c bale; Lespedeza, Se- 
ricea hay, 65c bale; mixed hay, 
50c bale. Also sell by ton in 
truck Joad lots. Can deliver 
at small extra charge. R. L. 
Jackson, C/O. Flint River 
ee Jonesboro, Ph. DR. 8- 
 
Good clean Lespedeza hay, 
75e bale: Baled oats, 85c bale. 
Or will sell by ton. Willis H. 
Smith, Rt. 2, Winder. 
 
Fescue and Clover hay, $1.25 
bale at our barns in Sandy 
Springs and Alpharetta. 
George West, Jr., 4825 Ptree- 
Dunwoody Rd., NE, Atlanta, 
Ph. BL. 5-3937. 
 
Several tons good Coastal 
Bermuda hay, $30.00 ton at 
barn. H. F. Brady, Buena Vis- 
ta, Ph. 649-3203. 
 
Several hundred bales Crab 
grass hay, well fertilized and 
baled without rain, 60c bale 
or $25.00 ton at barn. R.A. 
Allen, Jenkinsburg, Ph. 6567 
(Jackson). 
 
High Quality hay, 75c bale 
at my farm near Newnan. R. 
B. Bowen, 316 Peters St., SW, 
Atlanta. 
 
Several hundred bales good 
grade Sericea; several hundred 
bales mixed crab grass an da 
Alfalfa, $1.00 bale, $35.00 ton. 
Will trade for limited amount 
of ear corn. S. H. Sebren, 
Winston, Ph. WH. 2-2970 
(Douglasville - White city 
Community, Hwy. 78). 
 
No, 1 Alfalfa top grade hay, 
$45.00 ton at barn; good Or- 
chard grass and Clover hay, 
$40.00 ton; grass and oat hay, 
$35.00 ton. All baled without 
rain. George C. Morris, .1253 
Clearbrook Dr., SW, Atlanta 
11, Ph. PL. 3-1394. 
 
Bright Coastal Bermuda, 
made without rain, $35.00 ton 
delivered; A quality brown 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
{minimum delivery within 45 
mi. radius of Atlanta. Dis- 
count given on large quan- 
ities. W. J. McAlpin, Jr., c/o 
McAlpin Ranch, Inc., 58 -14th 
 
  
 
top Millett available. 2 tons|- 
 
Papershell pecans, Stewarts, 
Schleys, Mahons, 25c lb. del. 
in quantities. Will del. quan- 
tities within 100 mi. Roy 
Brooks, Rt. 3, Talbotton. 
 
Stuart pecan halves, $1.40 
lb. $1.50 Ib. out-of-state; good 
Stuarts, 35 Ib. All in 5 Ib. 
lots. No less sold. PP in Ga. 
Mrs. R. L. Fears, 855 East 3rd 
St., Jackson. 
 
Black walnuts, free of hull, 
 
  
 
  
 
{$1.50 gal. Add 20c for post- 
 
age. Mrs. Candy Holden, Rt. 
5, Box 73, Ellijay. 
 
Nice, clean walnut meats, 
$1 pint and 30 postage. Miss 
L. M. White, Rt. 1, Box 57, 
Dahlonega. 
 
Large, hand culled Success 
pecans, 35c lb. postpaid in Ga., 
in 5 Ibs. or over. O. C. Mingle- 
dorff, Rt. 3, Douglas. 
 
200 Ibs. mixed pecans, Ste- 
warts and Money - Makers, 
20 Ib. W. S. Cox, Rt. 3, Box 
156, Griffin. 
 
150 lbs. 1961 crop Stuart 
pecans, 40c lb. Add postage. 
Mrs. Ben White, Rt. 3, Hart- 
well. 
 
Van Demon pecans, 5 lbs., 
$1.50; 10 Ibs. or more, 28c ib. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
FOB. H. L. England, Rt. 1, 
Screven. 
 
1961 crop black walnut 
meats; $1.00 pt. Add 30c for 
postage. Mrs. W. E. Swan- 
son, PO Box 117, Flowery 
 
Branch. 
 
1961 crop well filled Sch- 
ley pecans, 30c Ib. in 5 lb. lots 
or more. Add postage. J. O. 
Adams, Rt. 1, Ty Ty. 
 
Fresh walnut meats. Satis- 
faction guaranteed, $1.50 Pt. 
PP in Ga. No checks. J. M. 
Greer, Rt. 1, Hampton. ; 
 
1961 nice, clean, black wal- 
nut meats, $1:50 pt. PP; al- 
so, 5 lbs., $7.25. Mrs. Boyd 
Nicholson, Hiawassee. 
 
Nice red skin peanuts, iru- 
ly good ones for eating, grad- 
ed, sound and clean, $2.25 pk.; 
$8.00 bu. PP anywhere in Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
NE, Atlanta, Ph. 875-9296. 
 
C. B. Sherer, Rt. 1, Box 44, 
LaGrange. : 
 
  
 
  
 
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Miscellaneous 
FOR SALE 
 
gourds, 40  
$4. doz; small ornamental 
 
  
 
Large Martin 
ea., 
 
gourds, 20c ea., $1.50 doz; 
also gourd seed, 25c pkt. 6 
pkts. $1. PP. Earl Stuckey, 
Blackshear.  HIStEes 
 
  
 
_ Fresh California Multiply- 
ing Beer seed, 40c heaping 
tablespoon full PP .Miss Edi-  
th Fincher, Rt. 2, Box 209, 
 
Bremen, ; ; 3 
 
  
 
Country hickory smoked 
meats; hams, 10-20 Ibs., 85 
lb.; shoulders, 10-15 lbs., 55 
lb.; sides, 10-20 lbs., 50 lb. 
All meat guaranteed against. 
spoilage. Mrs. Louise T. Pope, 
Box 5, Dexter. 
 
  
 
Elec. churn, good cond., $5.: 
5 gal. churn good cond., used 
 
A.| only 1-1/2 mos., $3.50; also. 
 
have dasher and lid to fit 
churn, comes with churn. Hi- 
ram C. Duffey, Rt. 2. Camp 
Highland Rd., Smyrna, Ph. 
HE. 6- 2343. 
 
Yellow root, wild cherry 
bark and polk root, each 2 Ib. 
lardbox, 50c; also, ratsbane, 
match box full, 50c. Add post- ' 
age. Mrs. Willie C. Fowler, 
Rt. 5, Ellijay. 
 
So. Ga. honey in tin, $1.16 
at.; $3.97 per 12 lb. gal. PP; 
 
  
 
  
 
5 gal. $10.70 FOB; 1 doz., 2- 
1/2 lb. comb honey, $8.88 
FOB; also, honey in glass, ~ 
 
$3.71 per 12 Ib. gal. del free 
in Atlanta area. Satisfaction 
 
guaranteed. State health in-.- 
 
spected. W. R. Smith. 2330 
Park Ave., SW, Atlanta 15, 
Ph. PO. 6-6671. 
 
  
 
Dec. 1961 run pure sugar- 
cane syrup in 28 oz. bottles,  
12 to case, $6. FOB. Can ship 
by express transportation. 
charges collect; 100 or more 
 
| gals. dark, old, cane syrup, in 
 
No. 5 tins, $1. gal. or all 
have at 75c gal. L. H. Eden- 
field, Rt. 3. Box 177, Metter, 
Ph. 685-1083. 
 
  
 
White chicken feed sacks, 
nice, smoothe cloth, 100 Ib. 
eap., no letters or holes, 25 
ea. plus postage, will ship 
COD; prompt shipment; also, 
Indian corn in the ear, all dif. - 
cols., for decorative purposes 
 
only, 10c ear plus postage. 
Mrs. Mae Wagoner, Rt. 2, 
Blairsville. 
 
  
 
  
 
Hen manure, dry, pulveriz- 
ed, free of shavings. by bag 
or truck load. L. E. Widney, 
 
3850 Bakers Ferry Rd., SW, 
 
Atlanta 11, Ph. 344-5596. 
 
Well rotted saw dust good 
to protect shrubbery. Will de- 
livery any reasonable dis- 
tance. Roy Goodwin, 1930 
North Dr.. SW, Atlanta 11,. 
Ph. DI. 4-2995. 
 
Nice clean roots and herbs: 
red Sassafras, Queen of Mea- 
dow, Devils Shoestring, yel- 
low dock and May apple, 4 lb. 
lardbox measured full, $1. 
plus postage. Mrs. H. A. 
Chastain, Rt. 5. Ellijay. 
 
6-8 gourds (Martin type). 
50c ea. Mrs. Roy T. Pruitt, Rt. - 
1. 15 Border St., Buford. 
 
Hot red pepper pods for 
home use, 25 doz. or 5 doz., 
1. Add postage. Miss Marie 
Mathis, Rt. 5. Box 59, Elli- 
jay. : 
 
25 Ibs. new hog lard, in new 
cans, $4. can at my farm. Mrs. 
Kate Harrell, PO Box 173, 
Fayetteville. : 
 
Long red hot pepver pods 
for home use, 25 doz. pods. 
Add postage. Mrs. Dewey El- 
lis. Rt. 5, Box 58, Ellijay. 
 
100 lb. cap. unwashed yel- 
low feed bags, 35c ea. plus 
postage. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, 
Cumming. ae 
 
Yellow beeswax, 3 lbs, $3. 
PP in Ga. Geo. N. Thomas, 
Rocky Ford. { 
 
Print sacks, 100 lb. cap:, 3, 
$1. plus 25c postage; -50 
doz. PP; matched or assorted 
patterns. Mrs. Howard W. 
Powell, 295 So. 
Jesup. a 
 
200 gals. new, old fashion, 
white sugarcane syrup, put up 
in containers, at my home, 
 
$2. gal. Coleco Ri 4); 
Nicholls. : 
 
Nice, clean, 
red sassafras, Queen of Mea- 
dow. Devils Shoestring, wild 
cherry bark, May apple roots, 
4 1b. lardbox measured full, 
$1. plus 30c postage. Mrs. W. 
W. Lowman, Rt. 5, Ellijay. 
 
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_ PAGE EIGHT MARKET BULLETIN = 5-97 8 9 Wednecdey 
pee Nice dbl. bed size quilts, all Sr z Cotton wove oe 
es A re A sep ep ace nice ones, : : ee ca: 
fg? 10.00. Add 60c for postage.  tena 1 an 
Miscellaneous eesesoeo<) ~~ AGRICULTURAL = |oecs"2 & 
nut St., Macon. g : NSS CDE ace 
FOR SALE : Ge Race McMillan, Rt. 2, Mays: 
Baby bootees, $1.40; little ee 2 
- shoes, $1.10. Cro. of baby Quilt tops, $2.50  
Red, white  strawberry}yarn, all. ribbon trim; cro. E | $4.50; pot holders, a 
sopcorn por eaccoratOn only, peetows ea par ee so chair cushions, 75c ea 
LOccear; $1. doz.; Indian corn,|emb. vanity set, butterfly an Willi : 
bright Gols. with or without | flowers, tatting edge, $2.15; cain : Si peers ae ae 2 
shucks, 25 ear; 6, $1.; Coe ee pane oo January 30 - 31  Dairy Production and Marketing {/1 *' 2 dave 
ing size, large, garlic bulbs, |$1.40; white cro. doily, $2.00; : 5 Eacle. dieses ee  
90ce~doz Calif. multiplying |cro. white collar, $1.00. PP in Shoe Course, Hock so7. _ White with rose bo: 
Beer seed, 50c. start. Mrs.|Ga. G. Taylor, 421 Wilson 2 loweases, $1.50 pr.; whit 
peat nS! Mountain City.|Ave., Bremen. February 19 - 14-415 = Deer Dine Symocsiun ae perder nee ae 
1961 nice honey, 40c Ib. at| Several nice new, 72 x 90 Athens. BES ae 
ny home. Bring containers.|in. quilt tops of dif. patterns, 2 Cumming. 
G. L. Brumlett, Rt. 4, Mt.|pieced on machine, well made : Z 
eee Rd. Marietta, Ph./and nice, $2.50 ea. PP. Mrs.|| February 19 - 20  17th Annual Meeting, Georgia Crop | E 
is : See Christo - Improvement Association, Athens, ales ven 
Large Martin gourds, 208 B Zi : S . ; 
-a.; medium, 35c.; catnip an Syo:f 4; hable, genuine : j : = 
p pecumint _ 25e eas 3 oaean baby moccasins, cols. || March 6 - 7 - 8  Southeastern Pecan Growers Assoc- |/ rep, 1Thursday  At 
Be Mesdow rSellog: eee pink, blue, white, all hand iation Convention, Monigomery, Ala. tion  Sponsored b 
apple roots, 4 lb. lardbox full, laced and emb. me we $1) : - - Ga. Duroc Breeders 
$1. Add postage: also, Martin|Pt. Add postage. Mrs. dgar | : : New Livestock A 
gourd seed, 25c ls. pkg. and| Watkins, Rt. 3, New Echota, | March 7  Fourth Beef Bull Gain Evaluation Test ~ Dublin, L s Ce 
stamved envelope. Mrs. Free- | Calhoun. | Sale, Tifton. : nao LRA Ce 
man Long, Rt. 5, Box 50, El- Hae a Wo 
ree Bt Butterfly ; US aR be | = ...25 bred gilts, 
: size, butterflys, yellow wit! : - Ege 
About 200 burlap bags, no | black Dodge outlined with| Aunt Jemmia toaster covers,| Fancy organdy and lace| ae ao ae ata a a 
joles, clean. for sale. Mar-| black thread, appliqued on $1.50; apron clothes iin bags,|aprons, $1.25 a.; nice cotton SO Bn eee 
2aret Smith, Rt. 3, Bascomb|white with white lining, hand/white and_ colors, 75c; pot aprons, 75c ea.: 6, $4.00: at- er, Pres., Ga. Duroc 
Re., Woodstock quilted, cotton padded, bind-|holders, 15c. Add postage.|-" . BARRE So eect ers Assn. : 
: ing around edge, $14.00 ea.|Mrs, R. C. White, 702 Virgin- ee cWOnk aprons, lg. poc~ | See oe 
-Jerusalem artichokes, nowjor 2, $27.00. PP. Mrs. W. C.|/ia Ave., Dalton. Soi a BCU Sy Ue B one eee 
ready for pickling or planting,|Maney, Rt. 2, Lula. olders, 15 ea.; 10, $1.00;, FEBRUARY 3  Satur: 
$1.75 gal. at my home; $8. bu. : Broadcloth pillowcases, aut ae childrens caesses) Boll Weevil Plantati 
i hip i i  2 . i P ae yo : gs 
mores $090" bs. Buprest ol | sige hedling Gh 00 mre Be [EMBs SS), ME gg M29 Philine $295. Mies 'W.W. Lowe) Shorthom Sale  at 
lect. C. W. Page, 149, North| dies bonnets, $1.25; button! towels. emb.. 7 $1.00: oid man, Rt. 5, Ellijay. farm, Hwy. 23 near W 
Ave, NE, Jerusalem arti-|crown, $1.50: print aprons, | fashion bonnets, $1.00; aprons, es ab a boro, Burke Co., bet 
poke for oe orn trimmed, tie on, 90c; bibs,/3 small, $1.00; medium, 50c: ES prons ao ms Bece'Y| McBean and Girard. . | 
109 Church St. Tennille, | 31-10; girls dresses, gingham, large, $1.00. Add 35 post-|immed, $1.00 ea; without! 59 Top lots. . . 12 bull 
9 Chure t., Tennille. trimmed, $2.25; blouses, 65c;!age. Nell Bennett, Rt. 2, Box|bibs, 75c ea.; small appliqued] females (This i the 
Poot penner Solero ne skirts, $1.00 (sizes 1 - 6 yr.) |311, Buford. 4 cushion covers, any shape, 75c 5 5 y 
ay 0c dor +. wellow root (Smits: 1 = 68yx., $1 49, quilted : ea. Add postage. Mrs. H. A.| that produced the 1960 
_= freshly dug and washed, 4 Ib.|Pot holders, 15c ea. 2, 25c.| 5 dbl. bed siz appliqued |Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay. Intnl Grand Champi 
= lard box full, 75c. Add post-|Mrs. A. L. Hudgins, Rt. 1,/| quilt tops on white muslin, 1 Neworey a male. . . most of the 
see, Mrs. Martha Walker, Rt. | Temple. Turkey and Pumpkin, 2 green| New hand made dbl. bed) ji; of same blood) 
5. Box 53, Ellijay. Gua pane eo 00 ine Eee) sone Oe size ae B00d colon print) Auction begins 12:30 P 
Woods dirt, leaf mold and|0val coffee table piece, $1.25; Fans Aesoried cols.,_ $5.00 ea, paadee Pere deen en pe EIEIO one 
barn Eo aces coed mate 3 Pe plan Greceen scl hee: Mrs. Troy Staten, Box 65,/appliqued handles, Ste p| Address: Hezzie Lyons, } 
ae es ao ase |aLos. 7 rose dofly, $1.00, will| Chatsworth Rd., Dalton. found Vins Cacincticns _ Rt. 2, Box 170, Waynesba 
oe oc : E Seca eon ower Garden, $12.00 ea.; al- en 
ae anes Rt. 2, Box 105, ao ee fon feo eee ee Hand made and hand laced}so, Windmill and Monkey en ees 
aoe Sal: land. = t~<itiS*C s;**COW:"idee illfolds, $2.50; with | Wrench designs, $8.00 ea. Add|Feb. 16  Friday  
z : eo ee carved, Ne ex- ROSAS qe sey Ellis, Rt.|; 1 PM  Purebred Yo: 
: . : tra; or $5.50 PP. Johnny|5. Box 58, ijay. . Nae ree 
- chee a 00: wee Bonds, 148 E. 13th Si., Rome. 2 5 eee eae > eu 
ISCE aneous scarves, 16 x 37 in, $3.50; ; String quilts, $5.00; Monkey| Ce. Agriculture Cente 
ae doilies, 12, 15 and 18 in,| adies fancy tea aprons|Wrench and Windmill andj Dublin. ... . 40 gilts 
WANTED $1.25; $1.35 and $1.65: 5 pe. white with col. borders and|other dif. designs, $7.00; one} 25 boars to be sold . 
oe yaniy and table set,|/appliqued, $1.00 ea.; other of | Dutch Girl, $9.00. All n e w| For Catalogue, write 
3.50, all white, ecru or trim./assorted prints and styles,|material and cotton, All Pp.| Maret, P. 0. Box 272, 
oth ce Satan whhSathodes BHF atole S CHE|ttimme, 6be ex Add postage [Dela Sappington, RL 8) Martwll. Bh, Flank 
come after if near Atlanta. T. | rollton. Miss Marie Mathis, Rt. 5, Box | Gainesville. 6-2204. 
O. Hatheock, East Point. : aes 59, Ellijay. g ae ee 
: Little girls cotton dresses, : Dbl. bed size quilt, made 2 ae meee 
Will clean hen pos for | well made, 1 - 6 yr., $1.50 ea.;| Full size cotton ruffled bed-| of ting strings, in Irg. squares, | FEB. 21  WEDNESDA 
las and Gwinnett counlies. W.|stitehea with automatic ya: [ereeg, ah Ol. and two-lheaxy cotton padding, $7.00| GA. SEOT Cormerly 
J. Bales, 114 East Lake Dr.,|chine, $1.25; plain aprons, 50c, | R@S: $5.50 ea.; novelty pot-|and 65c postage; quilt tops, a 
Doraville. Ph. 457-2964. Add postage. Ethel Crow, Rt. holders, 25c ea; 6, $1.00; real nice styles, $3.00 ea: ers Asse., Show Sale 
near Wine Cameo dainty aprons, 75c ea.; 2, $1.25; | spreads of thick white mater-| 0 be held in Valdosta 
lore cues for hatching Waite ee ee ee emb. dish towels, 25 ea.; 5,/ial, $1.50 ea., aprons of print |. Show, 10:00 eu on 
pice (Jack B. Fowler, Ht 1. |cet, $6.00; yellow: set, $5.50:|100 Add mostage Mrs, Wree-/or crgandy, 50c ea MrseRoy| 94, aug ye cee 
Box ae Ellabell (near Sa-|cream col., $5.50 and light|man Long, Rt. 5, Box 50, Elli-|T. Pruitt, Rt, 1, 15 Border St, Treas., Ga. Spot Bree 
yannah). green $5.50. coe and|jay.  - : Buford. Asse., Cordele. ee 
ae : white trimming for pillowcase, : 
a Want ve cured Samson $1.00 set; light green vanity 
Snake root. Advise how much ets, $1.75. Add postage. Mary : 
you have for sale and price. Ty aa Hast ven oe ea : : 
G. E. Ray i Darline tons eta eSlanOMee: en : SS 
a E., Atlanta 5. Ph. CE Nice, new, dbl. bed size MS 
: J quilt tops, made of solid col. | Coreaeavane 5 ee 
Want some good rooted|and prints, 1 ea., Step around 
<= Crabapple trees, fruiting kind TE een Bele ving of : 
andstype mot the flowering: |pasq se ee ee ae 
Be -|Road to Calif., non-such, dia-~ 
Advise. Mrs. Edna Pettit, gonal stripes, Chainlinks and | At a: 
2697 Tilson Rd. Decatur. Ph.| Basket design, all $3.00 ea. : oak 
BU 9-8538. plus postage. Mrs. Alma a pe 
: Pharr, Rt. 1, Canton. 2  a 
Want 50 white chicken feed Print aprons, 50c ea, 3, : 
seks at your best price. If $1.25; pot holders, 15 ea., 2. Be i 
have holes in them doesnt|25c; vanity sets, emb. and| ey : 
matter. H. G. Morgan, Rt. 2,|cro. edges, 3 pe. sets, $1.00; ) eg 
Roberta. ; pillowcases, white: o- pastel) i 
= cols. emb. and ero. trimmed, | mate 4 
Want 1/2 to 1 Ib. of bees-|$1.50 pr. Add 15c postage for | os 
wax, State price post paid.|3. items. Mrs. Buford Henry, | : ; 
M. J. Hambree 446 Pegg Ra.,|28 Glenn Pl., Newnan. : ee 
aw Atlanta 15. 3 pe, cro. vanity sets, $1.00 At the 1955 session of the General Assembly the marks and 
Want 10-50 bu. Southland |shesting with cro. blue bras || brands law was amended to provide for registration with the Com- 
oats. State price. Ernest E.|Wild rose, pansy or colonial/| missioner of Agriculture your mark or brand of livestock. 
McGahee:* Rt. 1 Box 163 girl, $2.00 DI. CLO; LOse-<Or : . 
eee be Ray i "| pansy doilies, $1.50 ea.; aprons ; : : : eae 3 
sabe eit Paps a See es If you desire to register your mark or brand, you may write 
eee 2, Waco. ; our Department for application, and all necessary forms will be 
Handicrafts Quilt tops of new scraps, mailed to you. Lo, 
 dbl. bed size, dif. patterns, $3 
PL. ea. or quilted for $8 ea. Mrs. pens BE : : z : 
FOR SALE Annie D. Garner Ht. 2, Box There is no cost for this registration except the recording fee 
: a -i| to the Ordinary of the County in which your cattle are located. 
pitted. 2 Aprons, 50c ea.; 4, $1.00; ee 
ea eee crocheted of quilt tops and linings, 2300, 3 : 
wool or nylon, in white, pink,|tea napkins with cro. edges, 
blue, yellow, green or white|6, $1.50; cro. lace lengths for PHIL CAMPBELL, 
gat cou Grim, (61-00 spr, Ms |bilowenses,_ 7.506) 1 cho. coat 8 wa 
: m " *|hangers, ce ea. Tsien; Teer : PEC 
H. B. Clower, Rt. 3, Lawren-|Dwen, 208 Poplar Cir. NE, At- : Commissioner of Agricu 
eeville, Janta 7. : CaM ees wgbaed . os 
 
  
 
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