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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1962

_Under a law enacted by the 1962 General Assembly, all commercial egg buyers operating in

Georgia are required to be bonded.

Commercial egg buyers not providing proof of bond are required to be certified by the Geor-
gia Department of Agriculture as cash buyers and limited to cash transactions only.

Both bonded and certified buyers must be registered with the Georgia Department of Agri-
culture and those now registered with the Department are as follows:

BONDED EGG BUYERS

A & P Tea Company, New York, New York.

_ Atlanta Egg Company, 888 Marietta Street, N.

W., Atlanta, Georgia

_ Chess Burruss, Atlanta Road, Smyrna, Georgia
_ Columbus Egg Company, State Farmers Mar-

ket, Columbus, Georgia

Cook Brothers, DeSoto, Georgia

H. E. Crawford, Poultry Palace, 1204 Ellis Street,
Augusta, Georgia

_ Dixie Egg Company, Donalsonville, Georgia
Douglas Fresh Egg Company, 505 Shirley Ave-

_nue, Douglas, Georgia
Norman W. Fries, Inc., 663 East 33rd Street,
Savannah, Georgia

Charlcie E. Haughton, Birmingham, Alabama
Helfer Egg Company, Inc., 174 Duane Street,

_New York, New York

June Dairy Products, Box 43, Cairo, Georgia
M., J. King, Inc., 171 Duane Street, New York,

New York

: Savannah Valley Egg Company, Hartwell, Geor-

gia oS
Sutherland Produce Company, State Farmers
Market, Forest Park, Georgia

W. W. Taylor, Route #5, Eastman, Georgia

Hoyt C. Turner, 2114 Hollywood Road, Atlanta,

Georgia
M. N. Turner, Atlanta Road, Marietta, Georgia

White Oak Acres, Inc., State Farmers Market,

_ Savannah, Georgia
Henry E. Williamson, 1991 Fenwick Street,
Augusta, Georgia
Winder Produce Company, 455 Whitehall Street,
_ Atlanta, Georgia
Chattahoochee Valley Eggs, Inc., 318 10th Ave.,
P. O. Box 1618, Columbus, Georgia



CERTIFIED CASH BUYERS

J. C. Adams, Cleveland, Georgia
Cleveland Egg Company, Cleveland, Georgia

Georgia Poultry & Eggs, 1202 West Broad

Street, Sayannah, Georgia

Goethes Poultry, 417 Montgomery Street, Sa-
vannah, Georgia

Arnold Martin, Hancock Avenue, Gainesville,
Georgia

George Perry, Produce Row, Gainesville, Georgia

Quality Poultry Company, P. O. Box 1861, Sa-
vannah, Georgia

Toccoa Egg Company, Quill Jordan, Toccoa,
Georgia

Hoyt Waters, Gainesville, Georgia





AGRICULTURE CALENDAR

Aug. 15 Annual Meeting, Georgia Egg Assn. Dempsey

Hotel, 10 a.m. Macon.

August 19, 20, 21 State Fall Barrow Show and Pure-
bred Show and Sale. Sponsored by Swine Grow-

ers Assn. and Laurens Livestock Assn. Dublin.











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Farm Help

WANTED



Want nice, good woman for
light farm work and house-
work live as one of family,

_for board and salary. Mrs. W.



R. Johnson, Rt. 2, Garfield,
Ph. 763-2748. (Twin City).
Want white, middle age

eouple for poultry farm, Man
to care for laying hens and
wife to care for children and

dc some housework. 4 room

house with water and wired
for electric stove furnished,
good salary. References. E.
Beaners P. O. Box 6014, Ma-
rietta.

Want man with family to
help gather crop and other
farm work. Good house with
electricity and water on bus
route furnished. No drinkers,





J. E. Mansell, Roswell, Ph.
993-6417.
Want dependable lady to

ive in home with elderly la-
dy and do light farm work
and housekeeping. Pleasant
surroundings and convenient
location. No heavy work, pri-
vate room, board, and salary.
Assured of courteous and con-
siderate treatment. Carol Jo-
ann Taylor, Box 103, Daw-
sonville, Ph. 265-2501.

Want farm maintenance
man, able to do ordinary me-
chanical work, simple weld-
ing, etc. Must be in good phy-
sical cond., able to drive trac-
tor and do other farm work.
Good house available on
school bus route. No drinkers





wanted. Jack Willis, Rt. 2,
Folkston.
Want foreman for South

Georgia farm, man who is
worker as well as foreman.
Knowledge of general farm

equip., experienced jin corn,
peanut, general row crop
farming. Small family. No

drinkers considered. Have
house with plumbing and elec-
tricity on school bus and mail
route. Give age, number in
family, and references in first
letter. Lester Varn, Rt. 3,
Box 530, Albany, Ph. HE 5-
8621 (no collect calls).

Want retired, sober gentle-
man with small income to live
In as companion and. help
with small poultry farm.
Scott Byess, Rt. 4, Canton,





H

Want middle aged white
woman to live with retired
couple and do light farm
chores and housekeeping for
room with private bath, board
and reasonable salary. Mrs.
A. G. Hockenhull, Box 94,
Roswell.

Want at once middleaged
white woman to live in and
do light farm chores and care
for one child, do housekeep-
ing, all conveniences, hot, cold
water, bath, private - room,
board and $15. wk. Mrs. Frank
Warlington, Rt. 1, Duluth,
Ph. GR 6-2170.

Want one or 2 single men
to live in furnished cabin and
work on farm; also, want large
family to live in large house
and work on farm. J. Max
McClung, Rt. 2, Hampton, Ph.
GR 8-6566 (Jonesboro).

Farm Work

WANTED









_ White woman age 42, wants
job on dairy farm or poultry
farm. Write stating salary.
Marjorie Simpkins, Rt. 3, Box
212 Pine Dr., College Park,
c/o Doris Ford.

Married man, wife, no chil-
dren at home, desires job as
caretaker or stock farm at-



tendant. J. E. Kiser, 3051
Wells St., Avondale Estates,
Ph. 378-0275.



50 yr. old white, single,
man wants job on farm, can
drive tractor. B. L. Brown,
P. O. Box 127, Butler.

_ 19 yr., old white man wants
job on farm. Have experience
and drivers license. Want
room, board, laundry, and
$18. wk. William N. Hester,
Rt. 1, Madison.

22 yr. old man with wife
and one child, wants job with
dairy or general dairy farm
work. Must have house equip-
ped with furnishings. Curtis
Chambers, Rt. 1, Murrayville,







Ph. LE 4-3863 (no collect
calls).
Middleaged, white, single

man desires job on farm do-~
ing light farm chores, with
elderly or semi-invalid peo-
ple helping care for same. 7
yrs. experience. Want room,
board, laundry, and $20. wk.
in modern home. No bad hab-
its. Thos. O. McLendon, Rt. 3,
Carrollton, ;





White man 36, with wife
and 4 small children wants
job on farm. Need 4 or 5
room house. Can drive truck
or tractor. Andy Miller, Rt.
2, Box 1226 B, Hampton.

Man 45, single, honest and
sober, hard worker wants job
on poultry farm or dairy
farm, will consider batching.
Alton Butler, c/o Curtis But-
ler, Old Grigg Lane Place,
Donalsonville.

Young man and wife wants
job on farm or dairy. Can
drive truck or tractor. Must
have furnished place to live.
Horace Bates, 1152 Sells Ave.,
S.W., Atlanta 10.

43 yr. old white man wants
job in dairy or farming. Have
experience in both. No bad
habits) want room, board,
laundry and $20. wk. wages.
James Q. Hester, Rt. 1, Rut-
ledge.

Slightly crippled, middle
aged, white man wants light
work on farm as caretaker
can help look after old peo-
ple. Can drive truck and trac-
tor. Have chauffeurs license.
TeePs Ross, 118 3rd Ave,
Griffin.

Married man needs job at
once as caretaker or light
farm work, can drive tractor,
also will have to have house
furnished with furniture, pre-
fer in Hall county but will
accept other places. No chil-
dren. Dee Grindle, Rt. 1, Oak-
wood, c/o Woodrow Grindle.

Flowers

FOR SALE.







Begonias, Miniature Angile-
wing type, beefsteak, Bronze
leaf, white and green leaf,
and pink rosebud, 30 ea.;
Maiden hair fern 35c; Cacti:
Christmas, May, Rice, Golden
Stairs, Easter, Starfish and
Cinamon, 25c ea.; extra large
Christmas Cacti, $1.00; pink
wax Begonia, 25c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. D. W. Faircloth,
Box 32, Seville:

Mixed col. bearded Iris, 25,
$1.25; mixed fall bulbs, 100,
$1.50: April blooming Nar-
cissus, 100, $1.50; Houseleak,
4, 50c. Per. 166. Mrs. John
Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple.

Daylilies: named and label-
ed, state color wanted, reds,
wines, scarlets, purples, pinks,
ivory, rose, orange, canary,
gold, bronze, yellows, ea. 25c;
my selection labeled, $2.50, $3
and $3.50 doz.; 12 asstd. cols.
Tris, $1.00 not labeled; 12 la-
beled, $1.50. Add 40c post-
age on first doz., 10c on ea.
addtn] doz. Mrs. M. P. Combs,
Washington, Per. 154.

Iris: Spring and fall
bloomers, Autumn Dawn
(pink), Autumn - Elf (cream,
Iavender), Autumn Sunset
(rose, gold), Eleanor Roose-
velt (red violet), Frost Queen
(white) Golden Cataract
(gold), October blaze (red)
Surefire (light yellow), 50c
ea.: 125 dif. Iris, labeled,
$1.50 doz. not labeled, $1.00
dozen. Permit 19. Mrs. F. M.
Combs, Washington.

Many kinds of large p o t
plants, cheap. Cannot mail,
Per. 205. Mrs. Pearl Merrell,
2761 Waters Rd., S. W., At-
lanta 15, Ph. PO 7-1782.

Ligustrums, Cherry Laurels,
$1.50 doz; $10.00 C; Nandinas,
white Per. Candy Tuft, Dwarf
blue Per. Phlox, $1.50 doz.;
$7.50 C; English Ivy, Vinca
Minor, pink and blue Thrift,
red Spider, white Atamasco,
blackberry and daylilies, $1.00
doz.; $5.00 C. Blanche Wood-
ruff, Greenville. Per. 139.

6 col. Verbena, red, white,
blue, and pink thrift, $1.00
doz.; $5.00 C; pink Oxalis, 2
clumps, $1.00; Jonquils and
white narcissus bulbs, $2.00
C.; $15.00 M; pink Sweet Wil-
liam, blue Iris, Calif. blue
violet, hardy Phlox, Daylilies,
2 doz. $1.50; $4.00 C.; Lemon
daylilies, $3.00 doz. Add
postage. Per 64. Mrs. Janie
Ellis, Box 23, Grantville.

Per. hardy phlox, $1.00 doz.;
thrifty dark pinks, 75 doz.
bunches; Begonias, red, root-
ed, 35c ea.; aniums, white,
pink, dark red, all rooted, 50c
ea.; Arber Vita Fern, same
price, Add postage. Mrs. F. M.















5 Per. 295,

Turner, Rt Gainesville,





Giant starfish tree, peanut
cactus, rooted plants, 20 ea.;
Hen and chicks, and 3 types
Opuntia Cactus pods, will stay
outside in winter, 3, 50c. Add
postage, Per. 393, Mrs. Sher-
man L. Adams, 1018 Purina
Dr., Gainesville.

Liriope, $2.50 C.; striped,
$1.00, doz.; Vinea Minor, En-
glish Ivy, Dwarf Phlox, per.
red Verbena and Violets. $1
doz.; 15 Ligustrums, $2.50.
Per. 140. L ois Woodruff,
Greenville.





Double yellow cannas, mix-
ed verbenas, mixed pinks, ti-
ger lily bublets, 70c doz.; Ti-
ger lily bulbs, $1.50 doz;
rooted baby breath, 3, 50c;
blue yard hydrangea cuts, 3,
$1.00; green jew, Christmas
eactus cuts, 3, 25c; pink thrift,
50c C. rooted. Add postage.
Mrs. Perlene Roper, Rt. 7,
Gainesville. Per. 119.

Hardy field grown Violets,
genuine Royal Robe, white
Perfection, pure large white,
long stems, scarlet verbena,
$1.00 doz.; $6.00 C. Add post-
age, Mrs. L. 4H. Cousins,
Greenville, Per. 160.

Seed: Peach, rose, red and
yellow Hollyhock, 20c pkg.;
mixed mullin, pinks, 15c pkg;
Sweet Williams, 25c: mixed
Coleus, rose and white, Per.,
25c pkg; Ragged Robin, 10c
pkg; Peppermint Zennia, 25c.
Miss Ruby Logan, c/o Turn-
ers Store, River Rd., Rt. 1,
Lithia Springs.

Pink thrift 50 C; pot Hy-
drangeas, 25c, 50c; rooted pri-
vet hedge, one cent ea.; light
and royal blue daisies, 10c; 3,







25c; Woodsbine, Scotchbroom, | 14

lavender Locust, 25c; Chinese

Bamboo, 50c; mixed Mums, |:

grape Hyacinths, Drakeshead,

/25c doz.; red, pink baby Ram-

bler roses, red flowering crab,
25c; mixed color Azalea cut-
tings, 10; 3, 25c. Per. 54. Mrs.
Tom Harkins, Mountain City.

SEED: red, pink, orange
and yellow Calif. poppy; all
eolors, plain and fringed, an-
nual Phlox; Calliopsis, yellow,
chocolate, red centers, one
tspn., 10c; 3, 25e of one kind,
plus stamped envelope. No
checks. Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Li-
thonia. ;

Bearded Iris: pink,
bronze, white, yellow, bi-
colors and pilicatos. assorted
colors, not labeled, $1.50 doz.
p. p. Per. 287, Mrs. J. L. Kel-
ley, Rt. 3, Rockland Rd., Li-
thonia. :

Golden ruffles; large, light
blue Iris, 3, $1.00; mixed bulbs,
Chinese sacred lilies, paper
white Narcissus, Golden Har-
vest Daffodils, pink Jonquils,
10, $1.25, Per. 77. Mrs. H. B.
Clower, Rt. 3, Lawrenceville.

Geranium and Sultana cut--
tings, mixed colors, 10c ea.;
Nephthytis, out of 4 in. pot









4 59 ea.; Sansevieris, 30c ea.;

double Day Lilies, 4, $1.00.
Add postage. Per. 107. E. L.
Howard, Rt. 2, Mableton.



red, and white



Make Application Now for
Sweet-Potato Plant Inspection

All sweet-potate plants,
fered for sale, given away, or otherwise distributed
the State of Georgia must by law, be certified by th
Georgia Department of Agriculture.

Certification is for the purpose of preventing the
spread of sweet-potato insects and diseases. If the:
were to become widespread, they could virtually elimi
the growing of sweet-potatoes in the state.

Persons desiring to have their. sweet-potato plants
certified should write the Division of Entomology an
Plant Industry, State Department of Agriculture, 1? Hunt
Street, S. W., Atlanta, Georgia.

APPLICATION FOR INSPECTION MUST BE RECEIVE

BY AUGUST 15, 1962.









it.
ard Rd., Lithonia.

Violets, purple, blue
white; blue fall daisies;
and large white cluste
sies; lavender




















pink and white yar
Gooseneck, al
berian Iris, white an
60c doz.; Extravagane
Tiffany Iris, $1. doz:
variety Iris, Melody Red,
per root. Add postage. Pel
Mrs. Ned Burrell, Rabun

5 kinds of daisies, 6 |
of Iris, 6 kinds of
Ageratum, Montbretia

doz.; single and dbl. or
daylilies, 60c doz.; I.emo1
lies, $1. doz.; Ivy,. State
Dogwood, Sweet Shrub,
tergreen, red Shoem
Yellow-Bell, Scotchbroom,
ea. Add postage. Per
Thad Watson, Rabun G

Rooted Moss Campion
50ce; red hot poker, 25c;
gust lilies, 50c doz.; Mix
color Mums, 25c, 30c; Sa
in the Wildwoods, 25c.
Daffodils, 25c, 30c;_ P.
thrift, 12c ea.; Fall daisi
40c; Goldenrod, 50c; Cha:
daisy 50c. Add postag
73, Mrs. J. G. Ledfor
bun Gap. 3

Red hot poker, small 2
large, 50c; Scotchbroom,
ea.; 2, 25c; Chasta Daisy,
doz.; Fall daisy, 50c
Lemon lilies, 50 doz.; Go
englow 50c doz. Daylili
50c doz.; Ageratum,

sus, and Sally at the Gat
25, 30c. Add postage. Per
Martin,












































good c
sO

Bearded Iris,
range, some ruffled,
priced higher when sold s
arately. My selection of.
dif., labeled, $2.; add
postage. Per. 275. Mrs. D
J. Arnold, Shellman.

Bird of Paradise shrub,
rosebud, Begonia, Sulta
50c ea.; Daisy plants, 25 do:
Iris, assorted cols, $1.
Mrs. H. G. Aderhold, R
Sparta, Per. 22. :

Coleus, Philodendron a
other house plants, five ce
te 75c: Philodendron Cords
um in 4 in. plastic pots, |
No pla























ea. (Per.
shipped.
seeds, Germ, 89 pct. 10 se
10c. Grover Sowell, Jr.,
2, Box 293-A Griffin.

- Red and salmon Gerani
cuts, Amaryllis seedlin
white and pink oxalis, 2
trailing Coleus and 2 dif. S
tanas, all rooted, 8 dif. cac
cuts, 10 ea.; Sword, Mai
hair, fluffy ruffle ferns,
solid leaf, palm kind of fern
and solid leaf, palm kind.
fern, 35c ea; red Spider lilies
pointed leaf and silver splote
ed leaf begonias, 15 ea.
postage. Mrs. Ralph Willi
Rt. 1, Box 44, Lawrencev1
Per. 138.








































vines, or cuttings sold, o








lowers
FOR SALE

crop Hemercallis seed,
pollinated from out-
g Hybrid varieties,
Fairy Wings, Col. Joe,
Bountiful, Capri, Cradle
Prima Donna, four of
etter pinks and several
varieties, 75 seed, $1.
ede B. Mills, Sr., Ha-










ili Buster Brown,

. Gay Troubador,
nie, Kwanso, Grizelle,
Ly Russell, Mt. Vernon,
n Gonzales, TajMahal,
Soe Hyperion, 50c ea.;
oe: large bonus plants,

p pkg., p.p. on $5. orders.
June Kimsey, Box 39,







: Cherokee Maid,
on, Port, Gold Dust, Bet-
Ann, Linda, Mikado, Ther-
Warpath, 25c ea., or $2.-
doz; The Director Wood-
e, Starlight, Hyperion,
rk, Purple Finch, Paint-
Lady, Mimosa Rose, Blk.
ince, 50 ea.; or $5. doz;
e bonus plants, damp pkg.
d postage under $5. order.
er, 142. Mrs. Claude E. Kim-
Rt. 2, Hiawassee.

Tall lavender Iris, Orange
aylilies, everlasting Moss
llow flowers); Jonquils
nd April blooming white
arcissus bulbs, all 50c doz.

Small size free with
ny order. Mrs. Cliff Booth,
2, Kennesaw. Per 387.

arse bearded Iris, assort-
a colors, 10 unmarked, $1.
fe meer 860.
Newt Etheredge, Rt. 4,
ox 25, Jackson.

Rooted cuttings of: Shrimp
ants, Kalanchoe. (3 kinds),
tas, Begonias, ea. 25c;
emary, Callicarpa, white
ries; rose scented Geran-
ms, 50 ea.; cuttings of rose

ted Geraniums, Begonias,
different, 20c; Physostegia,
geratum, 12, $1. Include suf-
cient postage. Per. 356. Eu-
ene Polsfuss, 223 Cordele
ve,, Macon.

Fancy Jeaf Caladium plants,
0, $1.; Double white Geran-
iums, Justicia, Shrimp plant,
Aluminum plant, Maide-Hair
fern, all well rooted, 3, $1.;
jlue Roman Hyacinths, red
spider lily, mixed Emperor,
Empress and king Alfred
Daffodils - large bulbs, 25,
$1.35. Add 35 postage. Mrs.
. W. Jones, Madison, Per. 77.

2 ees single blue Hyacin-
s, 2 doz. Emp. daffodils, $1.
er. 2 doz.; bloom size Royal
obe violets, 20, $1. plus 30c
2 doz. Per. ios
Steinheimer,





































Red Geranium cuttings, 10c
ea,; big Garlic bulbs, five
eents ea. in lots of 5; Oxalis,
pink 25c clump; blue Ivis, 10c

ea.; Swift, $1.50 C; Per. 316
Mrs. W. W. Cauthen,; Rt. 1,
Buchanan. :



Begonias, double bronze
leaf, white, pink, thimble
berry, rose with yellow cen-
ier, green leat, red, pink,
climbing Rex, purple and sil-
ver lJeaf, Eyelast, Fuchsia ty-
pe; Trailing green leaf; trout
leaf; Angle Wing, red, pink
and small white; Maple leaf,
two-tone singles; varigated
Ivy leaf geranium and green
leaf, all 60c ea. in 3 in. pete
pots. P.P. on $3. or more. Per.
eu Loy Thomas, Rt. 2, Blairs-
ville.

Blue Plumbago, white Con-
federate and yellow Fla. Jas-
mines, 50c; Boston and Fish-
tail ferns3, $1.; paper white
Narcissus bulbs, 50 doz.; Ivy
that will grow indoors, 3, 50c;
Liriope, 4, $1. plus postage.
Per. 36, Mrs. J. R. Hinson,
Box 104, Chester.

Mixed plants and unrooted
cuttings including June Cac-
tus, nightblooming Cereus and
Guenia Wing Begonia, 15, $1.
other pot plants and unroot-
ed cuttings mixed, 20, $1.;
several pots of Achimenese
and Begonias, blooming, $1.
ea. Cannot ship pots. Add
postage on orders under $1.-
50. Per. 355. Mrs. Ela M.

Moore, c/o A. H. Griffin, Ca-
-taula.









_ Old fashion dbable
th bu!

pink
, large bloom-

. add_ postage.
ri _H. Whelchel,



be All ie Eis acne

- |$1. doz.; blue Iris, 40c doz.;

white Narcissus bulbs 25
te white Easter rose, root-
4, $1.; all. color Sweet
W jilliams, rooted 50c doz. Add
postage; also, orange and old
rose color poppy seed, 25c
tspn., add four cents planed
envelope. Ethel Crowe, Rt.
Gainesville, Per. 10.

Old fashion Cypress vine,
10c ea., bloom till frost; day-
liliesdig all you want at one
cent ea.; night blooming Ce~-
reus, pink and white Althea,
25c; babies breath spirea, 25c.,
Per. 63, Mrs. Annie Hubbard,
Fortson,

Red dogwoods, yellow Wei-
gela 50c; Lemon daylilies,
Dutch Iris, Josephs Coat or
Calous, yellow Primrose, 6,
50c; Cacti, corn cob, patty
cake, worlds globe, 3, 50c;
tree moss, 4, 50c, add postage.
Per. 93, Mrs. Presley Fowler,
RtAe2s Ellijay.

Star of Bethlehem bulbs,
40c doz; red spider lily bulbs,
6, 60c; 15 cuts of pot plants,
such as, geranium, ferns, be-
gonias, ice plants, sutanas,
colus, cactus, etc., $2.25. All
P.P. Per. 106. Mrs. Ed Stone,
Rt. 2, Box 105, Adairsville.

Coleus, Snapdragon, 55
doz.; Salvia, 30, ; Spider
bulbs, 65 doz.; yellow Can-
nas roots, large mums, $1.
doz.; Geraniums, red, rose, 5,
$1.; Shamrock, 3, 35c; varie-
gated Ivy, 10c ea., postage
20c. F. J. Witherspoon, 308
Holderness, St., S.W., Atlanta
10, Ph, PL 3-5251. Per 137.

African violet leaves, dou-
bles and singles, labeled, all
different, 10, P.P.; also,
violet plants, 25c-$1. at my
home, cannot mail; also, want
red and pink double oleander
cuttings. Will buy or ex-
change white oleander cut-
tings. Each pay postage. Mrs.
Frank Barford, 1185 More-
Jland Ave., S.E., Atlanta 16.
Per. 283.

Daylilies:







Nobility, Sun-
burst Gold, $5. ea.; Rare China
3.: Great Seott, Chocolate
-Cookie, Mystic
Minutes (red-gold dwarf)
$2.50 ea.; Fairy Wings, $1.75;
Captain Russell, Temple Bells,
Bride Elect, Lyric, Margue-
rite Fuller, Delta Girl, $1. ea.;
Cara Mia, Colonel. Joe, Pic-
ture, 50c ea. Per. 101, Walter
M. Jackson, 1123 Vickers St.,
S. E., Atlanta.

Four different types of
erns, many different kinds
of Begonias, cactus, violets,
geraniums, wax plants. All at
my home in cans, 50c up. Per.
102. Mrs. Susan Ziglar, 1566
FEileby, Rd., S. E., Atlanta 15.
Ph. MA 77-5759.

Mimosa plants, 50c - 90c;
seed, 25c ip pD: full; pink
thrift. $150- ; Abelia cut-
tings, rooted and blooming.
65c ea. also few collard
plants. three cents ea. P.P.
Per. 308. Mrs. Maggie Hamil,



.|421 Wilson Ave., Bremen.



Poppy seed, large shaggy
variety, colors from orange to
deepest red. Should be plant-
ed in October, 1/2 oz. (med.
giass measure), $1. Mrs. John



Bennett, P. O. Box 61, Bruns-
wick.

Certified Georgia Easter
lily bulbs, commercial size

and small open field planting
stock. Booking orders for
Sept. 1. delivery, 50 bu. open
field stock. Mrs. Christine
Dillard, Rt. 1, Covington.

King Alfred daffodils, 12,
-$1.00; common type daffo-
dils, mixed varieties, 20, $1.00;
Bearded Iris, mixed colors,
15, $1.00. Add 35c postage for
ea. $1.00 order Per: 57, Ruth
Underwood, Rt. 3, Conyers.

8 dif. kinds of Cannas, $1
doz.; 25 dif. kinds of daylilies.
15e ea.; Amaryllis, milk and
wine lilies, umbrella palm, and

spider lilies, 25c ea.; Tube
roses, Dusty Miller, Chry-
santhemums and Ageratum

plants, 50c doz. Add postage.
Per. 44, Mrs. W. E. Wooten,
Rt. 2, Box 150, Camilla.







Mixed pot plant cuttings,
20, $1.00; Madonna lily bulbs,
2 large or 6 small, $1.00;: 2
doz. lemon lilies, $1.00, plus
25 on ea. order; all colors
Sweet William seed, red Holly-
hock seed, double Salmon
poppy seed, 25e pkg. and
stamped envelope, Per. 88,
Mrs. J. H. Gable, Rt. 3, Ce-






vink. Thirty | seed,

speckle leaf Begonias,





eT





MARKET BULLETIN
Mixed eolors of Hybrid

Amaryllis seed, crossed with
best Dutch strain, ue @
pet., 1/2 - pint, $1.00

small, 1 in, bulblets, $10. 50 &
Add postage on smaller or-

ders. Per. 42. H. W. Law,
Chaila.

Begonias: Guinea wing,
| Thurstoni, Star, Indian Maid,
65ce; Moles foot, Sultanas,
Strawberry .begonia, Boston

ferns, Christmas and Thanks-
giving cactus, 50c; many other
cactus 45c; all color jews, 30c
bunch, Per. 65, add postage.
Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum-
ming.

Daylilies: Linda, J. T. Rus-
sle, Viking, Glory, Soudan,
Mt, Vernon, Spit-fire, Russles
mixed, Bold Curio; Iris, 10,

$1.00. Per, 18. Mrs. W. E.
Johnson, Rt. 2, Box 175,
Crawfordville.

Christmas and Thanksgiv-
ing Cactus, 6, $1.00; mix col-
ors Sultana, 12, $1.00; Cedar
fern, Sweet Gum, leaf Ger-
anium, Hen and Chicks, Ger-
anium dif. colors, 4,
Weeping Tantanas, 4,
blue Hydrangeas, 4, $1.00. Ali
rooted plants Per. 278. Add
postage. Mrs. F. M. Eaton, Rt.
1, Dahlonega.

On or after the 15th of Aug.
pure strain Ga, Easter lilies,
blooming size, 10c; larger ones,
12c, 13c, 20c, 25c; Bulblets
$50.00 bu. postage added. Mrs.
Dee Woodard, Dudley, Per.

Blue, white Siberian Iris;
Shasta daisies; Narcissus;
Jonquils, ail 35c doz.; Butter-
fly bush; Almonds; red Wood-
bine; Anthony Waterer 25,
$2.40; Old fashioned bush type
roses, 50c; large bearded Iris,
several dif. cols., 50c doz.; 3
cols. grass pinks, 10c; 3, 25c;
Spring Glory Forsythia. Varil-
la Quarterman, Mountain City,
Per. 55,

1 tbispn. dbl. salmon and
rose hollyhock seed, 25c; 1
tspn., many cols., dbl. poppy
25 and stamped enve-
lope. Per. 2. Mrs. C. H. Tan-
ner, 1807 Vinson Hwy. Mil-
ledgeville.

Speckled pointed leaf, ma-
ple leaf, and beefsteak Be-
gonia; variegated leaf Sul-
tana and Fuchsia; red rose and
pink Geranium cuttings, 20c
ea.; green leaf Caladiums, ma-
ple leaf Begonia, Fuchsia, and
variegated leaf Sultana. root-
ed, 30c ea.; Spider and Rain
lilies, $1.00 doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Lee Cromer, Rt. 1, Roys-
ton, Per. 79.

Dbl. pink, red, rose, rooted
Geraniums, purple Sultanas,
dbl. red Begonias, everbloom-
ing, red pink and rose Angle-
wing, maple leaf, bronze leaf,
and pink Begonias, Alumi-
num plants, beef steak and
red,
salmon, rose, white, pink and
lavender Geranium cuttings,
20c ea.; Boston, Sword an d
Fluffy ferns, 25 ea.; green
with white leaf and red jew,
rain lilies, 10c ea. Add Oe
age. Per. 143. Mrs. W.
Rice, Rt. 1, Royston.







Flowers



WANTED
Want large giant sized
Shrimp plant at reasonable

price, John W, Sweat, 1115 E:
33rd St,, Savannah.

Equipment

FOR SALE



Jet, one H. P., electric pump
with tank (42 gal.), motor
runs good; also, the jet for
100 ft. pipe. $75.00 cash at
farm, H. G.
Alamo.

Allis Chalmers 40? Combine
for sale. Write or see at my
farm. J. W. Harden, Rt. 3,
Dalton.

Samples, Rt. 2.

Ford Forage Harvester with
pickup attachment, powered
| by Wisconsin motor, in good
cond. E. . Betzer, Rial
Thomasville. Ph. CA 6-3084.

1950 Ford tractor $350.00:
John Deere rake, make offer.
J. C. Childers, Rt. 2, Winder.

Big Dutchman automatic
feeder with 480 ft. chain and
trough, used on 4 broods of
broilers. Julius Chastain, Rt.
2 mee 138, Toccoa, Ph. 886
5161.



-| Near 78 Hwy.

PAGE THREE



Grain drill - we fertilizer -
distributor, McCormick Deer-
ing, 11 dise with tractor hitch

and control, as good as new in

every respect, pneumatic tires.

Located at Senoia. M. H. El-
der, 606 Loridans Dr., N. E.,
Atlanta 5, Ph. BL 5-1113.



Heavy Fordmac disc har- ;

row model F-22 with 3 pt.

hitch, practically new, $250;

also, Model A Farmall trace

tor with disc harrow, both in

|good shape, $450.00 for both

or $325.00 for tractor. M. C.
Manderson, c/o Rocky Creek
as Woodstock, Ph. 455 -

Good John Deere, mule

power, No. 3 mowing mach-
first class shane never |

ine,
used much, $100.00 at farm.
H. W. Thurmond, Farmington.

Bottom plow or trailer nev-
er used much, $75.0). M r s.

J. M. Alston, Rt. 2, Box Dee

Richland.

Chicken equip.: 24 ft. x 162
ft. plus 24 ft. x 64 ft. cage
houses, steel roofs, electric
brooding equip., egg grader,
washer, and pails; 2 automatic
time clocks, 2000 cages, size 10
in. x 18 in. Will sell cages for
25 ea. Can be seen at farm,
8 mi. east of Nahunta on U. S,
84 to Atkinson, 2 mi N. Joe
E. Brown, Rt. 1, Box 36, Hor-
tense.



Nearly new John Deere hay
rake, Drawn by mules, $85.00.
L. Y. Kittle, Rt.
1, Temple.





Counties Qualified for

Hog Cholera Eradication
Program

Appling Pulaski
Baldwin Quitman
Bleckley Sumter
Bryan Talbot
Crisp Tattnall
Dodge Telfair
Evans Terrell
Irwin Truetlen
Johnson Turner
Lowndes Washington
Laurens Wheeler
Montgomery Wilcox
Wilkinson







mailed to you.

Marks & Brands Registration

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.

if you desire to register your mark or brand, you may write
our Department for application, and all necessary forms will be

There is no cost for this registration except the recording fee
to the Ordinary of the County in which your cattle are located.

PHIL CAMPBELL,

Commissioner of Agriculture











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PAGE FOUR





Equipment

FOR SALE





Oakes dbl, run egg cleaner
model 3500 in excellent cond.,
$225.00; Whilway Model w2
egg washer, 110 volt, 2009
watt heating element, stain-
less steel drum, perfect cond.
$35.00. Walter R. Bowen,
Vienna Rd., Americus, Ph.
3978.

New Holland forage har-
vester Model 600 with row
crop and grass attachment,
equipped with 36 H. P. Wis-
consin auxiliary air-cooled en-
gine; Dearborn hay baler with
28 H. P. auxiliary Wisconsin
engine; Ford 3 pt. hitch rake;
250 gal. Dari Kool bulk tank
and DeLaval No. 75 pump
with 2 units, Charles T. Wal-
ker, RFD 1, The Rock, Ph.
474-R (Barnesville).

One horse wagon with har-
ness, $25.00; Bow chain saw,
good cond., $75.00. Albert T.
Baugh, Rt. 2, Box 339-A,
Fairburn, Ph. 964-3244.

No, 28 Farmall rotary cut-







. ter (Bush Hog) with 2 pt.

hitch, 60 in. blade, used only
a few hrs. J. W. Morris, c/o
Double M Farms, P. O. Box
119, Carrollton, Ph. TE 2-2852.

John Deere combine in good
shape, $300, has motor on
combine and cuts, thrashes
and sacks grain. Will not ship.
H. L. Abrams, Box 63 Lyerly.

Fordson Dexter Diesel trac-
tor, 1960 model with disc
plow, cutter (bush and bog)
harrow, bush mower, sub -
soiler, drag harrow, 4 wheel
base trailer with new oak
sides and floor, all in good
cond., $2200.00. Mrs. Bonnelle
Dorrough, Rt. 1, Franklin.

1948 Model M. John Deere
tractor, 2 disc plow and one
row cultivator for sale; also,
want front blade for Oliver
crawler tractor Model HG or
HGF - 24 (must have cylin-
ders and Hydraulic pump).
Wilson Cobb, Hemp, Ph. 374-
6712 (Blue Ridge, before 5
P, M., no collect calls)









Mule drawn mower and
blades, $25.00, will ship any-
where in state; also, peacock
Plumage, one white, and one
blue, $5.00 for both; also,
want to buy white Peafowl
hen, 1-3 yrs. old. Butch Well-
born, Rock Springs.



2 nearly new metal nests,
10 holes ea., egg scales, 2 egg
baskets, shipping coop, grit
shell feeder, 5 stand feeders,
3 swinging feeders, 2 waterers,
2 Automatic waterers, nest
egps, $35.00 for all. T. A. Den-
son, Rt. 2, Box 227, Rossville.



1957 Ford 1/2 ton pickup,
Fleetside, clean and in perfect
cond., good tires, also, cattle
side if wanted. Jerry Williams,
Rt. 2, Box 250, Buford, Ph.
434-9858. .

Peanut combine, 1958 Lil-
liston, auxiliary cylinder add-
ed in 1960, motor and machine
in good cond., good tires and
chains. Harry Willson, Rt. 1,
Albany, Ph. 436-5654.

300 gal. Friend peach spray
agate 3 excellent cond., 2, 30
hose and spray nozzles,
$950. 00; 200 peach field box-
es, bu. cap., $80.00; 18 peach
picking buckets, $12.50; 06
Int'l. Orchard tractor, A-1
eond., recently completely
overhauled, $700.00. L. P. An-
thony, RFD 1, Butler,

Set of row masters for 10
ft. cutter bar, will fit most
self propelled combines. Hen-
ry Brantly, Rt. 2, Hanson, Ph.
392-J3.

Sale or trade for truck,
1952 John Deere tractor, model
40, several attachments perfect
cond. $500.00. W. E. Woodie,
Box 237-C Rt. 1, Stockbridge.
Ph. 483 4310.

8 gas brooders, $20.00 ea.;

a8 automatic waterers, $4.00

Mrs. J. D. Robertson, Rt.

1, Box 425, Mableton, Ph. '948-
394.

8-N Ford - Ferguson tractor,
good _ paint, good rubber
throughout, excellent running
cond., with 8 disc harrow. Da-













vid Sezmour, Palmetto, Ph.
463-5053.
1953 Ford, 1/2 ton pick-

up truck, clean and in good
cond., $350.00, Jerry Ben
Dempsey, Rt. 1, Wellhaun Rd.,
Decatur, Ph. BU 9-2001.

60 ft. windmill with 1280
gal. water tank complete, in
good running cond. Located 10
mi. N, of Athens. Q. H. Mas-
sey. Hull.

2 Allis Chalmers G. cicle
mowers, in A-1 cond., $75.00
ea.; also, tractor. Buford Gall-
man, Rt. 2, Villa Rica, Ph.
459-4481,

250 gal. Propane gas tank,
above ground type. Carmel
Thomas, Rt. 1, Box 24, Forest
Park, Ph. 766-6032.

Mower that fits Farmall A.
tractor $75.00, or trade for
heifer. J. L. Callahan, Rt. 1,
Williamson.











Ford cornpineker - sheller,
good cond., will consider part
pay in cows or hogs. J. L. Po-
well Rt. 2, Vienna, Ph. 268-
4076.



A. C. one row cotton picker,
W. D. TOU ARS new Tupelo
spindles in 1961. Tractor
available, both ready to op:
erate. E. H. Stokes, Rt. 7, Sar-



Farmall 230 tractor, one row

corn picker C-11, 2 row vlant-
ers, cult., fert. attachment,
plow and mowing mach. with
7 ft. blade. James Hensely,
Box 367, Ellijay, Ph. ME 5 -
4123 night. :

Good cut-off saw on metal
frame, very reasonable, good
cond.; also, mule drawn plant-
er and guano distributor. Can
be seen at my home on State
Hwy. 18, 4 mi. E. of Forsyth.
Guy Johnson, RFD 3, Box 77,
Forsyth.

1960 Ford eC Uned: 1 row,
corn picker, good cond., for
sale or trade for beef type cat-
tle or riding horses, W..H. Wil-
lis, Rt. 2, Rome.

John Deere 12 A. combine,
good cond., $300.00. or will ex-
change for equal value lime
truck or jeep. C. W. Anthony,
Midland, Ph. FA 3-0981 (Co-
lumbus).

John Deere 45 Combine with
grain head and corn head;
John Deere 45 combine with
corn head only. All equip. in
good cond., Assume payments,
terms if desired, small down
payment; also, large 1956 Ford
ten wheeler for sale with com-
bine, new body, air brakes,
8 x 25 tires, 4 new tires, rea-
sonable. J. A. Peters, Boston,
Ph, 498-2071.

2 Caterpillar cylinder heads,
heads reseated and faced and
assembled for 9-G series, 7
Cat.; also, T. D, 18 Intl. block
with camshaft and injector
pump. W. R. Crowder, Warm
Springs.

Oliver mowing machine,
good cond, 2 horse machine,
$30. 00.. H. S. Richard, Rit. 2;
ee

A. C. row crop silage har-
vester, never used much, $500;
J. D. seeder attachment f or
6 disc tiller $20.00; also, want
John Deere cotton picker mo-
del 99, not over 2 years. old,

at good price. Loyd Keadle,
Yatesville, Ph, 695J3 (Barnes-
ville). ;

Farmall A. Tractor in good
cond., planters, cultivators and
turning plow, $400.00 or trade
for late model Ford or Chev.
pick-up truck. Joe Marchmon,
Rt. 1, Flovilla (5 mi. from
Jackson off hwy. 16 toward
Monticello).

Int'l. U-21, 2 row, corn
snapper, like new, for M. or
Super M Farmall tractor. J.
A. Scoggins, Summerville.

1008 Cumberland laying
cages assembled with feed
troughs and water system,
$150.00. George W. Henderson,
5275 Tilly Mill Rd., Doraville,
Ph. 457-2435,























M. model, one row, John
Deere tractor with equip. H.
M. Henderson, Willacoochee.



dis Church Rd., Macon.



SICKNESS IN ANIMALS

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.

First of all,

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

right one.

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.

work table with vice, $7.00;

starter 24V, $10. 00; jeep gen-
erator, 2AV. $10.00: also, me-
tal tool box and blower gear
box. Neal T. Williams, Rt. 3,
Buena Vista.

1954 model R-130 Inti.
truck, 1 ton rated, in good
cond., dual 16 in. wheels, good
tires, enclosed for hauling 3
horses, bed will disassemble.
Will sell or trade for 2-horse
tandem trailer. Harvey Lefe-
vers, Rt. 2, Cedartown, Ph.
748-5842, after 6 p. m.

S-5 EGG-O-Matic egg
grader, $150.00; 6 A. R. Wood
gas brooders, 500 can., $25
ea.; 2 same type, 1000 cap.,
$35.00 ea.; 80 hen, flock feed-
ers, 5 ft., $2.00 ea; 100; 3 ft:
and 4 ft., broiler feeders, 50c





sprayer, $75.00; 20 Big Dutch-
man, 8 ft., porcelain waterers,
$8.00 ea.; Whirl-away egg

washer, $75.00. Lewis E,
Beers, 15 Robinson St., New-
nan, Ph. AL 3-0500.

David Bradley garden trac-
tor, 5-3/4 H. P. with 48 in.
rotary mower and riding sul-
ky, variable speed, cut adjus-
table, looks and runs like new.
L. H. Lane, 1309 Scott Blvd.,
Decatur, Ph. 373-0059.

No. 45 Intl. pick-up hay
baler, $400.00, in good shape;



rake, in fair cond, $200.00. F.
V. Stanley, Orchard Hill Rd.,
Milledgeville. Ph. 452-2944.

W. D. Allis Chalmers trac-
tor; 8 disc harrow, Athens;
disc Athens plow; 3 disc John
Deere plow, pull type; Bull-
dozer blade for Farmall trac-
tor, H. or M. All in working
shape and priced to sell. Ralph |
a Danielsville. Ph. SY

Big John Deere corn sheller,
good as new, can be turned
by hand or motor, has big fly
wheel, will sell for cash or
trade for yearling. Tom Mer-
cer, Rt. 1, Norman Park.

Dbl. Keenco automatic poul-
try feeder. includes 2, 3/4-
ton, electric motors, 1700 ft.
of chain and trough with legs,
used one yr.; also, bulk feed
bin with electric motor and
auger. Basil Steed, Rt. 4,
Fitzgerald, Ph. 3905.

GLF brush type egg wash-
er; egg room cooling unit; 30
gal. electric hot water heat-
er. Bill Cantrell, Oak Valley
Bey Rt. 2, Toccoa, Ph. 886-

New recap 750 x 20 truck
tire, $30.00. Thomas J. Law-
son, 118 Pine Ridge Tr. Ma-
rietta, Ph. 427-1088.

Ford 6 cylinder motor $40;
transmission $20.00. Both for
1/2 ton. pick-up; Chev. 4
speed transmission $20.00;
rear end $15.00. Both for 3/4
ton truck. All in good cond.
W. M. Cochran, 3986 Coving-
ee Decatur, Ph, BU 4-















Gravely chain saw complete
with drive unit, sickle mower,
front cultivator unit complete,
all for Model L tractor, for
sale or trade part for drive
unit for rotary plow or battery
starter kit. R. T, Leiter, Rt.
Forsyth, ,

1952 B. John Deere with
Roll-O-matic power trol, cult.,
Cole planters and mountings,
Blue disc; 2, 14 in. plow, 4
dise tiller, with cylinder and
harrow, will sell tiller separ-
ate or all together, tiller, $80
or all for $750.00. W. J. Reg-
ister, Rt. 1, Box 163, Ray City.

Allis Chalmers C. A. trac-
tor; Athens bush and bog har-
row; one 80-R. mower, Scrape,
scoop and smoothing harrows;
John Deere hay baler, motor
driven with V-4 Wisconsin
engine; 1960 Intl half t on
truck, 1300 actual miles. Her-
bert P. Jones, Rt. 3, Box 49.
Buford, Ph. 434-9613. }

130,.5 ft., large chicken |4
feeders; 60, 4 ft., small chick-
en feeders; 20, 5 ft., drinkers,
60c ea., in lots; also, John
Deere No. 5 mowing machine
with 6 ft. blade. Jones D. Yow,
Jr., c/o Whispering Pines
Plantation, Box 391, Toccoa.









4 horsepower oe Brad-
ley roto-spader.

He n Chev
oF speed ie $200, 00, taetal
Jeep front-end, $10. 00; Jeep ;

ea.; Hudson 10 gal. gasoline}

also, John Deere side delivery.

{| reg.),

Cetrade :
2007 Fairway. Dr.,
Ph. AT 3-7508.

Intl. peanut shaker,
-cond., fits any Intl
M tractor; Also, eee
corn puller, good cond
any Intl. C. H. or M

WANTED |

Want 4 tray incubat
hatching quail. State m
age and price; also, have
eral white rabbits for
J. H. Wilson, Box 24,
view.

Want for irrigation, 3_
possibly 6 cylinder
power unit engine in
running cond. Don Berry.
O. Box 101, Barnesville.

Want Allis Chalmers fora
harvester with windrow pic
up artecoraens es tice
Rt. 1, Millen. :

5 for cash, truck
trailer, must be in good c
State make, model, size, ;
and price. Give name and ad-
dress and phone number.



3 |B. Perry, Box 86, Leslie.

Want to buy if cheap
in good cond, frontend loa
on crawler, steel type. Fra
Ds . Stapleton, Box 1004, oe



ae ant manure Spies
must be in good cond. Writ
what you have, kind, con
and make. State best
price; also, want Ford tra
tor with 3 pt. hitch ae .
equip. J. M. Wood, -
Adairsville. oS

Want Ford or Chey., 6 cyli
der, half eRe pick-up. truc
good cond. E. L.. Duke, Fo:
Valley, Ph. TA 55639, aesas

Want bush hog that
bushes with 3 pt. hitch {
Ford tractor. J. B. Whitfield,
Rt. 1, Conley, Ph. MA 7-4770.



Joe C, Harwell, Rt.
der.

eae

FOR SALE

3 nice black Angus b u
calves, thoroughbred (not
6-7 mos. old, $110.
ea. Dams of 2 of these calv
were artificially sired. H.
Tribble, Cassville, Ph. EV
0310 (Cartersville), :

Ref. Angus bull, 11. m
old for sale. W. S. Ta aylo
Smyrna, Ph. HE 5-4755.

100 springing heifers, Hol-
steins, Guernseys, Jerseys. A
are from High producin





3,|stock, bred to Angus bull,

calfhood vaccinated, dehorn
Julius F. Bishop, P. O. 98
Athens, Ph. LI 6-1451.

Charolais heifer 19%
old, bred April 17 to
L., $350.00. Mrs. H. G.
well, Salem Rd.,

Ph. TE 2-3880.

15 or 20 fresh i
Guernsey and Jersey, 8 or 10
springers, all are vaccinate
Otis Myers, Rt. 1, Rayle. :

Subject to reg., one ma
Holstein, one yr. old. wt. a
prox, 800 lbs., $125.00. Hope
Loftin, Rt. 1, Welcome aS
Newnan, :







~ Reg. Gaadaey milch cow,
gal. daily with second calf,
4 wks. old, $175.00; Guernse
cow, first calf, $110.00.
bert T. Baugh, Rt. 2, Box 339
A, Fairburn, Ph. 964-3244.

Jersey and Guernsey cr
milch cow, 4-1/2 yrs. old -
real fine Jersey bull calf
wks. old, cow will give 3-
to 4 gal. daily. Good milk and
butter cow and g'







cond.
and pawersh $80. 00. Sid Her
ree RFD 3, Conyers, Ph. 483











artifically sired,
ws; 12 springing hei-



80 lb. Base with Fore-
; DHIA records
. Charles T.
RFD 1, The Rock, Ph.
Barnesville).

Angus bull, I6 mos.
_Eileenmere breeding,
0. J. M. Allen, 172 Vidal
Decatur, Ph. DR 7-4758.

ebred, not reg., black
is bull, 2-1/2 yrs. old, wt.
ox. 1000 Ilbs., $225.00.
H. Reese, Rt. 1, Box
Whitesburg, Ph. TE 2-








Angus bulls, 1-4 yrs.
young bulls not old
for service, priced
All Calfhood vaccinated
om clean herd. F. W.
s, c/o Westover Farm,
w. Ph, 428-2959, (Ma-

reg. polled Hereford bulls,
yrs. old; also, one dapple
y pony, cart like new and
S; 2 mares, 3-1/2 yrs.
1/2 horse and 1/2 pony,
0 ea. bred back. W. E.

2973, after 8 p. m.

g. Hereford bull, J. F.
o heir 644, 7 vrs. old, about
00 lbs., guar, breeder; also,

e bull, Bangs vaccinated,
t 1200. Ibs. ea. Harley
k, Rt. 4, Cuthbert.

young reg. horned Here-
d bulls calved 2-9-61 and
9-61. Well tamed and hal-
Zonet Carl Roberts, Ball

remost Dairies, 12-15 cows,
tein and Guernsey, 150
Dairy - Kool milk tank,

sale at my place on State
wy. 18, 4 mi. E. of Forsyth.
ty Johnson, RFD 3, Forsyth,
994-5218 after 6 P. M.

| bulls, reg. Polled Here-
s, 7 to 11 mos. old, $150
200.00. Papers furnished;
30, 2 Hereford heifers, $150
, horned (weighted). M. B.
Ish, Rt. 8, Heath Rd., Ma-
n,

Dbl. reg. Polled Hereford
lis, and heifers. H. Young
man, 1207 W. Park Ave.,
Idosta, Ph. CH 4-2491.

- Reg. Hereford heifers, horn-
e > but dehorned, C. V.,
nt quality. R. B.
Farmington, Ph. 453-4453
Greensboro) :

good Guernsey milch
freshen with th calf
15 to Sept. 15, one good
male, 2 yrs. old, large





















H. W. Thurmond,

2 young reg. Jersey bulls,
eady for light service, best
f bloodlines. T. J. Hall, Union
Point, Ph, 489-4930.

Holstein heifers, all sizes,
asonable prices, will deliver,
ways good selection. R. G.
Holds, Rt. 3, Monroe, Ph.

veral Holstein heifers
th calves and several heavy
ingers for sale, prices rea-
onable. R. L. Jackson, c/o
lint River Farms Hwy. 54,
et Jonesboro, Ph. DR 8-

2 purebred 11 mo. old Ang-
us. bulls, without





























u papers,
$175. ea.; also, Woods used
ne-row corn. picker, $85.
rl D. Fowler, Rt. 3, Box

34, Albany, Ph. HE 5-8603.

Dbl. reg. polled Hereford
ull, ealved Aug. 1, 1961,
Domino strain, sire will
weigh 2000 Ibs., dam 1400
as.. good conformation with
ood wt. M. F. Hammock,
efferson, Ph. 367-8673.

Cattle >

Dbl. Reg. polled, dark red,
Hereford bull with papers
yrs. old, excellent for large
erd, wt. about 1400 Ib. Sell-
ng to prevent inbreeding,
$300. L. H. Jones, Rt. 2, Win-
ler Hwy., Flowery Branch.

























| Quality
calf Hol

11 calfhood vaccinated),




















tner, Rt. 1, Waverly Hall,

her mise, dairy equip. |.

|old, treated for cholera,

been dehorned, ring in|

ith | shire and 3/4



CV, ist. and 2nd
| tein and Jersey
heifer, to calf starting Aug.
15; also, New Holland 77
baler with motor, in excel-
lent cond, R. B. Curtis, Farm-
ington, Ph. 453-4453, (Farm-
ington) ;

Purebred polled Hereford
bull, ready for service, ap-
prox. wt. 600 Ibs., can be seen
at my farm, 4 mi. East of
Louisville, not reg. but out
of reg. herd, $150. Wallace H.
Gordy, Rt. 24, Louisville. Ph.
MA 5-3342 (no collect calls)

Reg. Black Angus bull 15
mo. old, well built and grand-
son of O. B. 13th, Intl. grand
champion, $200. Delivered
and papers furnished. Cliff
McClure, P. O. Box 56, Daw-
sonville. Ph. 265-2266.

Several good Reg. polled
Hereford bulls for sale. All
deep red and stocky, calfhood
vace. Winton C. Harris, Rt. 1,
pee Ph. JU 4-2312 (Od-
um).

MARKET BULLETI

_Reg. Tamworths, boar and
gilts. J. S. Davis, Abba, Rt. 3;
Fitzgerald, Ph. 6541.

25 pigs, 6-7 wks. old, Lan-
drace and Duroc cross, $10.
ea. Odell Ray Shepherd, Rt.
3, Covington.

Shoats for sale, some $10.
ea., and some $20. ea. See at
my place. Herman Smith,
Norris Lake Rd., Rt. 1, Li-
thonia.

Reg. Duroc shoats $20. with
papers. J. A. Brown, Felton,
at Haralson and Polk County
line, Hwy. 27, Ph. 646-3742
(Buchanan),

Reg. Hampshire gilts and
boars ready for service, All
from Mighty Ranger, the
great-grandson of Western
Packer a $4000. boar. O. W.
Taylor, Jr.Rt. 5, Moultrie.
Ph. YU 5-4204.

Nice: pigs, will be 6 wks.
old 18th of Aug. W. M. Coch-
ran, 3986 Covington Hwy.
Decatur, Ph. BU 4-3496.



10 or 15 good, large, dbl.
Reg. polled Hereford cow,
from 3-9 yrs. old Several with
purebred calves at side and
re-bred either to CA Victor
Anxiety 55th or EER Numode
Advance 43. No culls, rea-
sonably priced. Will sell one
or entire lot. O. G. Lancaster,
Wrens, Ph. LI 7-2163.

Swine

9 big boned Guinea and
Hampshire cross pigs, 8 wk.
old, $10. ea.; also, hog feed-
er, 4 holes good as new, $20.
Roward Robbins, Rt. 1, Arn-
old Mill Rd., Woodstock, Ph.
GR 5-4228.

Reg. black Essex pigs, 10
wks. old, available in approx.
2 wks., taking orders now.
Wiley G. Dampier, RFD 1,
Box 210, Valdosta.

_Cherry red Duroe male and
gilts, reg. in United Duroc
Association. Wormed and
treated for cholera, 7 mos.
old, $40. ea.; male and gilts
nominated, can be reg. in
uyers name, 4 mos.-old, $35.
at farm. A. C. Weathers, P.
QO. Box 37, Hwy. 32, Mershon.

Purebred Reg. Duroc pigs
for sale. C. M. Eunice, Jr., Rt.
3, Waycross. Ph. AT 3-9396.

1 full blooded Landrace
male, wt. approx. 200 lbs.,
$35. J. A. Hilson, Mitchell.

Reg. Hampshire meat hogs,
leng type, from best blood-
lines. Open gilts and boars
for light service, wt. up to 175
Ibs., treated and free of dis-
ease. Located 10 mi. S.W. of
Eastman, 2 mi. off Eastman
and Abbeville Hwy. 87. C. G.
Steedstill Rt. 1, Eastman, Ph.
374-3908.

Duroc boars and gilts, 6 ae:
ea.; Duroe boars and gilts, 4
mos. old, treated for cholera,
$30. ea. Frederick Zipperer,
Rt. 1, Box 182, Guyton (15
: S.E., of Guyton on Hwy
30).





Dark red Durocs, males or
females, from P. R. litters;
also, some males ready for
service. Treated and Reg. in
buyers name. Charles W,.
Welch, Rt. 2, McRae.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

Bay mare quarter horse, 8
yrs. old, for experienced rider,
ridden very little, gentle,
used as brood mare mostly.
W. D. Kimbro, Rt. 3, Juliette
He Stone Mountain, Ph, 469-



10 Shetland pony mares, 5

with filly colts by side, all

rebred and for children, all
colors and sizes, $150. to $200.;
also, 3 spotted geldings, will
pull cart, sell reasonable. Jess
Holbrook, 415 N. Main St.,
Jonesboro. Ph. GR 8-6771.

Horses and ponies boarded,
stalls, pasture, feeding twice
daily. Many adjoining riding
trails and ring, $50. mo. A. H.
Flury, Heards Dr.,- Sandy
Springs, Ph. 237-3200.

Palomino gelding, profes-
sionally trained as Walking
Horse. Won first place in
Walking Horse class in ama-
teur show, wonderful possi-
bilities if kept in practice.
Gentle, well mannered, loves
attention. 5 yrs. old Aug. 15.
Will make excellent mount
where quality is appreciated.
Mrs. W. H. Coker, Rt. 2, c/o
Circle C. Acres, Loganville,
Ph. 826-2051.

Nice, light Palomino geld-
ing, about 15.2 hands, excep-
tionally smooth, spirited but
gentle, ribbon winner, ridden



by 16 yr. old girl. Miss Paula |,

Harden 2055 Bouldercrest Rd.,
S.E., Atlanta, Ph, 627-2240.

Shetland ponies, have good
selection of child broke geld-
ings and mares with colts by

'side, all colors and sizes to

choose from, for sale reason-
able or will trade for beef
type calves or saddle horses.

Donald Britt, 4923 Chamblee ||

Tucker Rd., Tucker, Ph. 938-

Reg. Duroe Boars and open | 3599

gilts. Bred gilts and bred sows.
Top of crop from Champion

bloodlines. Henry Brantley,
Rt. 2, Harrison, Ph. 392-W3
(Tennille). :

Reg. Duroc boar. Certified
meat type, 5 1/2 mos. old,
large for age, from large lit-
ter, and champion bloodline.
Can be seen. Jerry Wilcher,
Gibson, Ph. 2731.

Poland China boars and
gilts, Feb. and March farrow,
treated against cholera and
reg. in buyers name, Bangs

free herd. W. T. Jennings, Rt..

2, Americus.

Good quality purebred Du-
roe males, 6 mos. old, locat-
ed 5 mi. N. of Metter, 9 mi.
S. of Twin City. Leo Akins,
Rt. 2, Box 153, Metter.

40 good shoaty pigs, for
sale. J. J. Davidson, Pineview.

Reg. Duroc pigs for sale,
2 mos. and 3 mos. old. Arthur
Ben Morris, Rt. 2, Pitts., Ph
MI 8-2442.

- Reg. Duroe males and fe-
males, around 125 lbs., $40.;
Pigs, 2-3 mos. old, $25., wt.
60-8 lbs. Ernest P. Carter,
Baxle,.

Reg. Spotter Poland China
pig, good bloodlines, will reg.
in buyers name. Hugh West-
brook Rt. 1, Cave Springs.

11 pigs for sale, 1/4 Hamp-
Berkshire, 7
$11. ea. W. G. Bar-

iph t h



old,
Ri.







Nice half = Arabian stud
colt, 14 mos. old, Reg. papers
applied for recently. Dark
bay with white
gentle, halter broken, $350.
Phone evenings or week-ends
M. C. Manderson, c/o Rocky
Creek Farm, Rt. 1, Woodstock
Fh, 455-3292.

Shetland ponies, all kinds,
$75. up. Gentle for small chil-
dren. H. G. Sprewell, Salem
Ah Carrollton. Ph. TE 2-
3880.



Small grey Shetland pony
mare, 6 yrs. old with 6 mo.
old stud colt by side and
bred back to have another
colt next spring, gentle for
children, $165. for mare and
colt; also, pony cart for sale.
Alvah Pasley, 700 Brook
Wood Dr., Thomaston.

Morgan horses, _Reg., all
ages and Shetland ponies.
John Ashbaugh, 4191 Cascade
Rd., S.W. Atlanta 11.

Quarter horse, 4 yrs. old,
$150. John Wall, RFD 2, Mad-

ison.

At stud: golden Palomino
stallion, shown under name
Slept Easy Little Man, can
pick up mare. Will breed
mare till caught, fee $25.; also
at stud, purebred jet black
Arabian stallion, fee $25.; Al-
so, 3 Quarter horse geldings,
ene chestnut, one bay and










2 mo. old colt by side, $265.
for both. J. W. Van Horn,

4457 Covington Hwy. Deca-
2 -5798. Soy

tur, Ph, BU 9

Ne

5 yr. old red gelding pony
with bridle, gentle for chil-
dren, will work to cart, $100.
Richard T. Murphy, 1289 S.
ears tOn Rd., Stone Moun-
ain,



Dark golden Palomino filly
with stocking feet and blaze

face, snow white mane and
tail, excellent conformation
and disposition. Very good

show prospect; also, at stud:
jet black shetland stallion.
Estes E. Reece, 4776 Boulder-
ae Rd., Atlanta, Ph. 366-

_At stud: Bay red Quarter
horse, gentle, fee $15. with
return privilege. Bill Under-
wood, Rt. 4, Dalton.

Half Tenn, Walker and half
Arabian horse, jet black, 4
yrs. old, 5 gaited, gentle but
spirited, $225. firm price. Ken
Jenkins, Blairsville, Ph. 745-
2292 after 7 p.m. (No collect
calls).

Pinto color gelding, 6 yrs.
old, wt. about 650 lIbs., gentle
fine for children, does not
kick, rear or buck, works any-
where, $200. Mrs. J. M. Al-
ston, Rt. 2, Box 75, Richland.

Horses and ponies, all sizes,
and colors, Shetlands, $60. up;
mare and colt, $165.; several
part Walking horse colts, $100.
up; old work and saddle mare
with good 1 H. wagon and
harness, good for children, all
$125.; good 2 H. trailer with
2 new six ply tires, $125.;
new and used saddles, bridles,
blanket. harnesses, and carts.
G. M. Housley, Worley Dr.,
Marietta. Ph. 427-2144. 4

Mare mule, wt. about 1200
lIbs., excellent health and fine
for gardens and small patch-
es, $65. at my farm. Geo. R.
Hunt. Rt. 1, Kathleen.

5 yr. old reg. half Arabian
stallion, chestnut color, stock-
ing feet behind, blaze face,
good conformation, 14.3 hands,
reasonably priced, $450. Fred
Aldred, Summerville, Ph.
857-4481 days.

3 yr. old bay stallion from
reg. Tennessee Walking stud,
broke to ride, but not trained,
very gentle, wt. approx. 750
Ibs., $150. Donald R. Bonner,
Rt. 3, Carrollton, Ph. 854-
4310.















High stepping, 3. gaited
mare. 4 yrs. old, 14-1/4 hands
tall, Sorrel with white face,
can jump barriers 4 ft. high
and barrel race, good confor-

| mation, does not kick, rear or

buck, ridden by 13 yr. old
girl, $200. Mrs. W. J. Brown,
1738, Hamilton Dr., Macon,
Ph. SH 6-2576.







- PAGE FIVE

20 mo, old sorrel stud colt,
halter broken, gentle, blaza
face, flaxen mane and tail

From fine Tennessee Walking

stock, Palomino sire; also, 9
yr. old sorrel gelding, gentle
but spirited. Can run barrels,
poles, good in pleasure class=
es, reining and other rodeo
ciasses, 4 white stockings,
$250. ea., W. H. Watson, Ways
nesboro, Ph. 2577.



Shetland pony, 2 1/2 yr. old ~
gelding, gentle; also, almost
new pony cart, bridle, and
saddle, reasonable, C. V. But-
cher, 2765 Norma Cir., De=
catur, Ph. DR 7-2801.

At Stud: Purebred jet black
Arabian stallion, excellent
conformation and disposition,
fee $25. with return privileges.
C. W. Malcolm, Rt. 3, Coving=
ton, Ph. 786-2786. ;

Shetland Ponies: mares,
with colts by side, some child
broken, all are gentle. All
sizes and colors to choose
from, $75. and up; also, pony
carts and saddles. Will con-
sider trading ponies for rid-
ing horse. Z. . Kirkland,
2621 Ball Park Dr., Tucker,
Ph. 938-1574.

5 yr. old male Shetland
pony with saddle and bridle,
$150. Robert L. Day. Ri. 1,
Sandefier Rd., Kathleen.

Gentle black mare and sad-
dle. Mare is blind but will
plow or ride, both for $50.
Archie Daniels, Rt. 1, Box
24A, Waynesville,











Sheep and Goats



Several goats of varying
sizes and ages, also large male
goat; also, Muscovy ducks,
both young and old stock, will
sell reasonably. Cannot ship.
F. W. Miles, Rt. 2, Sylvester.
Ph. 776-2415.

Toggenberg milk goat, now
gives one gal. per day; 2 does,
2 mos. old, all, $35. W. M.
Cochran, 3986 Covington Hwy.
Decatur, Ph. BU- 4-3496.





3 milk type goats, one with
2 mo. old nannie kid and one
nannie, one yr. old, for sale
or trade for calf or pigs. Mrs.
Jo Ann Whitlock, Rt. 1, Se-
noia, Ph. LY 9-6811.



12 goats, Alpine and New-
born, mother and father cross-.
ed, 4 milking, and 8 young
ones. Give one gal. daily.
Dock J. Cash, Rt. 2, Coving=
ton. :



markings, |

one white; saddle mare with



carried.

operating a farm.

flower ads.







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Items for ornamentation only will NOT be

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be published unless it is useable on a farm
that produces crops or livestock or unless it
is an item that has been used by an individual
farmer, now offering it for sale.

4. Miscellaneous machinery such as mo-
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planation as to how it has been used in the
past and how it is necessary or beneficial in

5. Permit numbers must accompany plant





PAGE SIX



Livestock

WANTED



Want small red and white
pony, prefer mare with colt,
gentle for children to ride.
Give best price and location.
Jerry W. Tulley, Rt. 1, Lyons.

Want 2 or 3 good milk goats
that are fresh or will soon
freshen, giving 1/2 gal. or
more milk a day. State what
you have and price. Will come
after. James Bulloch, RFD 1,
Box 49, Manchester,

Want Reg. or subject to reg.
open Guernsey bull, wt. 400
or 500 Ibs. Not more than 75
mi. from Eastman, reasonable
for cash and no cull. Raiford
Pruett, Rt. 3, Milan.







Want one big bone Guinea



MARKET

Certified Rutger tomate and
Ga. Collard plants, 50c C. plus
postage. H. F. Seay, Rt. 2,
3917 Panthersville Ri.. Ellen-
wood. Per. 128. :

White nest onion sets, clean
of trash, $2.00 gal. Per. 392.
W. D. Gordon, Rt. 1, Adel.

Poultry

FOR SALE







3 pullets, one rooster, Red
Lace Bulldog Bantams, $10;
also 3 hens and rooster same
breed, $10.00 or will trade
for pheasants. Lockard Bell,
2677 Pharr Rd., N. E.. Atlanta
17, Ph. DR 7-4390.

Dark and white Cornish
Bantams, $5.00 trio and up;
also, started chicks, 60c up;
Silver Duckwing, B. B. Red
and Black Old English game







Hee ane. within Oe eee) bantam started chicks, 60c ea.

Brunswick. H. C. Hattaway, and .aPs is sod eee

A antams, $5. rio, All from

eon 2c show winning stock. Chas. B,

: Summers, 131 Lee Rd., Mable-
P] ton.

ee ants Bantam and game chickens

75 ea. or we eee for a

Jarge size chicken ommy

POR SAGE Paine, Austell, Ph. 948- 3264,

Ga. and cabbage collard| Show type bantams, eggs

lants, Rutger tomato plants
90c C.; 300, $2.10 or $4.00 M.
Per, 301. Miss Lee Cro-w, Rt.
2, Gainesville.

Fall tomato plants, 30, $1;
wabbage and collards, 75c C;
Sage, 10 ea.; Brussell sprouts,
$5e C; Thyme in pots, 50e; Hot
jepper, Birdseye, 40c doz.;
shallot buttons, 50c qt.; Gar-
Iic buttons, $1.00 C. Postage
20c. F. J. Witherspoon, 308
Holderness St., Atlanta 10.
Phe 35251 Perslot



Collard plants, two cents ea.,
will not ship, per 401, Claude
McDaniel, 1804 Lakewood

and baby chicks for sale from
the following breeds: Rhode
Island Reds, Barred Rocks,
Black Rosecomb, O. E. an d
Silver Duckwing, B,. B. Red
game, Dark Cornish, White
Cochin: Eggs, 10c = 15 ea.;
chickens, 50c, $1.00 and $1.25
ea, Roy Maddox, Rt. 1, Law-
renceville, (on Old Peachtree
Rd., Near Crowes Store.) Ph.
TH 3-3887.

Mixed breed bantam chick-
ens 50c - 75c. Jeff Williams,
1307 Briarcliff Circle, Macon,
Ph. SH 2-4820.

6 hens, one rooster, mix-
ed bantams, 50 ea, Mrs. C.

























Ave., S. i. Atlanta 15. Per.|W. Moore, 610 Hill St., At-
401. Janta 12, Ph. 688 - 4412.
Counties Certified As
Brucellosis-Free During
g 6)
COUNTY DATE CERTIFIED
Dade 1-6-62
Twiggs 1-5-62
Brooks 1-6-62
Richmond. 2 1-23-62
Whitfield 2 2525 0 ee Ye 99.62
Troup ee 2462
Meriwether: 2285 AS 9116262
BoM: 6 i She ee Sa NN Abe?
Corot se ee eh BES
Pike 3-14-62
Telfair _ a _ 4-15-62
Echols _ 5-6-62
Jefferson: 2650 ae 99262
Crisp a oe oe ES OR DAUD
Effimeghicony: ie 6232 G 2
Bleckley. i225 sos es i 690k b2
Hareilsons 58 on ee ee BS 82
Lowndes <2) 4535) Se ae 2162
Jasper 225 vied 2 ee eee BEB 62
Walton _ s fice _ 6-2-62
Screven _ See 6-162
Baker eA AS aa a __ 6-12-62
Gradyo2 92 Bee __.. 5-20-62
McDuffie ___ : Sor eeu ten 6-24-62
Muscogee _. 7-17-62
Cobb oe i SP 6-30-62
Early af 5-19-62
Hancock oe Serres
Newton BE is 7-3-62
Chatam. 20 ee eae kD
Floyd ic ea ee









Araucanus chickens $8.00
pr.; $12.00 trio, express col-
lect; Hatching eggs, assorted
colors, $4.00 doz. insured par-
cel post. (priced reduced un-
til Sept.) Mrs. Addie A, Ed-
wards, 716 Myrtle St N. E.
Atlanta 8, Ph. TR 4-5152.

20 Rhode Island Red hens
$1.00 ea.; 10 game hens, 75c,
about 2 yrs. old. Will give you
a rooster if you buy all. Mrs.
Roy White, Rt. 1, Pembroke.

6 white Silkie hens, 3 white
Silkie roosters, 1 pr. white
crested black Polish chick-
ens, 1 pr. white Cochins, all
75 ea.; extra Texan hens and
cock pigeons, 1 large white
Kings and 3 odd fantails. T. V.
Webb. P. O. Box 502, 2880
Lewis Rd. Clarkston.

Game chickens, fine selec-
tion of Yancy - Harris hens
and roosters. Hatch hen and
Rooster with chicks and small
Cubian Doms, priced reason-
ably. Mrs. Martha Langston,
RFD 3, Clarkesville, Georgia.

Spangled, Silver Duckwing
and black Old English Game
Bantams. Quality stock bred
from show winners, young
and old stock, $3.00 - $5.00
pr. John M, Wolf, 4293 Cham-











blee Tucker Rd., Doraville,
Ph, 938-2562. ~.
12 young R. I. Red hens

laying, 12 white young hens;
15 friers, one Golden Se-
bright hen, one white Coch-
en hen, Bantams, one pr.
Silkies. Will not ship; also,
for sale, chicken fertilizer.
Mrs. J. E. Carter, McMurry
Dr., S. W. Atlanta 11, Ph. DI
4-1388.

20 New Hampshire pullets,
Jan. 15 hatched, soon to lay,
no shinping, $1.50 ea, Mrs.
Isaac Phelts, Rt. 1, Preston.

60 white Rock pullets, will
Jay about middle of August,
will not ship. Jame L. Arnett,
256 Hwy. 54, Jonesboro.

Several Chinese geese for
sale. Roy F. Brown, 1115 W.
Taylor St., Griffin, Ph. 8-1160.

75 Mallard ducks (wild
strain) $150.00 for lot or $5
pr. C. A. Williams, 1001 Real-
ty Bldg. Savannah.

6 white ducks $1.00 ea.
Hank Schiller, Box 35, Ap-
pling, Ph, 425-6722.











Bantams out of show stock,

B. B. Reds and O. E. $5.00 pr. |

or $7.50 trio; Silver Duck-
wing $5.00 pr., or $7.50 trio; 2
pr. Jap. Silkies, $5.00. pr.;
Golden: Seabright roosters,
$1.50 up; dark Cornish Ban~
tams, $5.00 pr. or $7.50 trio.
J. M. Warren, Sr., 1761 Flat
Shoals Rd., S. E., Atlanta 16,
Ph. MA 7-6939.



Mixed Bantams, half-grown,
some part pheasant, 50c to $1;
Also, 4 Mutant cocks, $2.00
ea.; pr. bronze turkeys and 5
young, about 12 wks. old. $15.
Mrs. T. C. Allred, Rt. 1, Big
oneal Rd., Marietta, Ph, 428-



25 young hens, 17 mos. old,
have been lJaying 11 mos., now
get 18 - 20 eggs per day: Also
one R. I. Red rooster. Hens
are Harko red, (eross between
N. H. red and R. I. red) $1.25
ea. for hens; $1.00 for rooster.
Located 2 mi. E. of Fairburn
off 92 hwy. on dirt road, first
house on right. Mrs. J. R.
Price, Rt. 1, Box 11, Fairburn,
Ph. 964-7050.



Show type Bantams for sale:
3 pr. black Rosecomb, 2 pr.
blue Rosecomb, 2 trio "Barred
Rocks, 2 trio R. I. Reds, one
pr. Silkies. All half grown:
One pr. Black Polish B. B.
Reds, one trio Dark Cornish,
Grown chickens. Roy Maddox,
Rt. 1, Lawrenceville (Near
Crowes store, on Old Peach-
tree Rd.) Ph. 3-3887.



6 pit game roosters, 1-1/2
or 2 mos. old, $1.00 ea. Ste-
phen McClure, Marietta, Ph.
427-4982.

Poultry

WANTED





Want to trade several good
rabbit pens and set of poultry
seales for ducks or chickens,
or will pay 50c ea. f-r young
ducks. : R.: Philpot, ) 2377
Summit Ave., N. W.. Atlanta
18, Ph. sy 4- -0009. s



BOLLE DIN &

J

Game & Fowl =

FOR SALE





White King pigeons, choice
selected and banded, mated
pairs, producers of 16 to 20
squabs pr. yr., line bred, sin-
gle pr., $7.50, 3 pr., $20.00; 5
pr., $30.00; 10 pr., $50.00; 20
pr., $90.00; and 25 or more pr.,
$4.00 per pr.; also, some
choice young hens and cocks,
mating age, $1.00 ea. J. Bea-
ton, 305 Stephenson St., P. O.
Box 897, Waycross.

Northern Bobwhite quail,



all ages, and quail eggs rea-

sonably priced; also, a few pr.
now laying fertile eggs; also,
eggs hatched on shares.

52. Joe Linkous 4011 Briar-
cliff Rd., N. E., Atlanta 6, Ph.
634-7416.

White rabbits, approx. 25;
also 12 wire cages for sale
cheap. J. R. Baxter, 313 Chero-
kee St., Kennesaw, Ph. 427-
5240 (Marietta)

Guinea pigs (cavies) $1.00
ea., have 25 pigs now. Mrs.
W. E. Lawson, 2533 Browns
Mill Rd., Lithonia (Rt. 3, Hwy.
212) Ph. HU 2-8513.







Racing Homer pigeons good
stock, some $5.00 p.. and
some $10.00 pr. with ped. Will
ship express collect. Malcolm
Kuter, Box 155, Austell, Ph.
943-5022.

Northern Bobwhite quail, 1-
7 da. old, 25e ea.; older birds
five cents for ea. additional
week, Per. 129. Alvin C. Ar-
rington, P. O. Box 203, Stone
Mountain, Ph. 469-8907.





| $5.0





Marshallville,



Northern Bobwhite quail, 4
wks. old, 50 ea.; Ringneck
doves, $4. 00 pr.;
pr., express collect;
Quail eggs $2.00 doz., insured

parcel post. Send money or-

der. Miss Eve Wallace, 716
ee St. N2 Bs Atlanta 8.
oe -



__ Bobwhite quail eggs, $10. 00
C.; day old birds, $20.00 C.;
birds all ages priced according
to age. Per. 110. Willie Gault-
ney Oe 36, Roma: Pheer

Large grey Fabbits, large
white ones, all sizes. To each
person that buys any, will
give one free. All its
cheap or will ao for some.
chickens. Mrs. J. M. Bulling-



ton, 1769 Erskine Ave., a
; lege Park. Ph. PO 6- 1760. a



7960 61 hatch * peedae
quail, up to 10 and 1/8 ounces
or 4 oz. larger than average
Imp. 42 yrs. Order eggs early.
Per. 27; Also, will pay $10 per
pr. for unrelated sumerior
Bobwhite to further improve
mine. Free color photos and
state wt. Cert. of Champions.
William A. Thomas, Box K.,
Mare es Atlanta, Ph. MU
ge

Northern Bobwhite cuail fae
sale: one day old, 25c ea.; 2
wks. old, 30c ea.; eggs,
All birds shipped express col-
lect, eve money order. Per.
32. A. N. Reeve, 7866 Roswell
Wy Rt. 1, Bunce: Ph. 993-

3 golden Dea Rooeies





for sale. . H. Craig, RFD 2,
| Kingston. 2 See





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FUEL IN 1839 REVEALED THE
SECRET OF CONTROLLED HEAT
AS A MEANS OF OBTAINING
TODAY'S BRIGHT YELLOW FLUE
CURED TOBACCO,











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ed age and sex rab-
crockery, $25.00, Can-
leliver, Answer by mail.
lastridge, Rt. 1, Green-

pigs (cavies) for
my home, $1.00 ea.,
tsizes) -Mrs:. H. D,
608 Pearl St.. East
. Ph. PO 7-6587.

gs $10C.;
ea.; older
iced according to age,
. Walter H. Hagan,
s Rd., Morrow, Ph, 366-






hite quail eg
birds, 2




iInea pigs (cavies) various
$1.50 ea.,- William A,



Hill Rd., Marietta, Ph. HE 5-
8656.

Young Chukars and Ring-
neck pheasants; 2 young Ban-
tam roosters; 1 young Guin-
ea, and few breeds. of pigeons.
Jimmy Tolleson, 2412 Baxter
Rd., S. W., Atlanta 15.

Hay, Feed, Grain

FOR SALE







Coastal Bermuda hay
(highly fertilized) for sale in
field at farm located 5 mi. N.
of Blakely on Hwy. 27, $18.00
per ton until further notice,
Contact before sending truck.
We can arrange trucking on
8 to 10 ton loads at extra







fs. about 10 wks. old,
N. Z. W., N. Z.-R., and
Spot baby rabbits,
o $1.50 ea. Mike Nor-
05 Austell Rd.. Ma-

Ph. HE 5-0727.



1014 Barksdale Circle, | cost. Mrs.. Evelyn S. Gee,
oint, Ph. 767-6903. Blakely, Ph. 4454.
its: Calif. doe, $2.50;| Several tons, September

cutting, of good quality Ar-
lington Sericea hay at field.
My farms must engage and
be ready. S. H. Sebren, (3 mi.
W. of Douglasville) Hwy. 78,
Winston, Ph. WH 2-2970.















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"| White King pigeons, $3.00
| pr. Jack Crowder, c/o Melody
| Brook Farm, RFD 3, Windy



Lespedeza hay for sale. J. W.
Harden Rt. 3, Dalton.

_ About 80 bu. of yellow corn
in shuck for feed, $1.40 bu.
John A. Brown, Atlanta hwy.,
Thomaston, Ph. MI 7-3921.

1962 crop hay, Coastal Ber-
muda, Lespedeza, Clover, rye
grass and Fescue, 50c_ bale.
$20.00 per ton at field, or 65c
per bale, $25.00 ton at barn.
Cecil H. Travis, c/o Pine Crest
aoe Riverdale, Ph. 461-

Coastal Bermuda hay, 75c
bale, new crop. R. L. Jackson,
e/o Flint River Farms, Hwy.
oer 1, Jonesboro, Ph, DR 8-

Choice quality Coastal Ber-
muda hay, weed free and baled
without rain, square, twine
tied bales, $30.00 ton at farm,
7 mi. N. Tifton on Hwy. 41.
Berry Rigdon, Rt. 4, Tifton,
Ph. 382 - 2985.

Special prices on Coastal
Bermuda hay straight from the
field. Delivery available.
Highly fertilized and cut early
for high protein. Pierce L.
Cline, Rt: 1, Social Circle, Ph.
786-7821.

This years crop of Coastal
Bermuda hay for sale. Highly
fertilized cut and baled with-
out rain. Can sell cheaper out
of field. Winton C. Harris, Rt.
1, Sereven, Ph. JU 4-2312.
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Miscellaneous

Several hundred bales good

Free use of 10 acres .witn
creek, 1/2 fenced in, for one
tc: 2 yrs., located half way
between Atlanta and Mariet-
ta. All replies answered. C. J.

Jones, 1356 Gault St. S. E.,
Atlanta 15. Ph. 627-4522.

New crop mountain Sour-
wood honey, 5 lb. tin, strain-
ed, $1.87 or 5 lb. tin with
comb, $2.49. Add_ postage.
Hdwards).. Colston, Rt. 1,,
Box 307. Toccoa.

Ripe select turkey red figs,
picked daily while they last,
35 qt. Mrs. C. P. Talbot, 289
Candler St., N.E., Atlanta 7,
Ph. MU 8-6664.

1962 crop white multiply-
ing nest onions, $1.75 gal. P.P.
ae Emma Dugger, Newing-
on.

White multiplying nest on-
ions, $1.25 gal. You pay post-
age. Mrs. W. A. Hall, 413 N.
Oliver St., Elberton. Per. 294.

Automatic can sealer will
seal No. 1, 2 or 2 1/2 cans,
used very little, $7.; also,
have figs for sale, $2. market
basket. Mrs. D. J. Pettit, 2697
Tilson Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU
9-8538.

Yellow root, 4 lb. box, $1.

|p.p.; heart leaf root, 4 leaves,

$1. box. P.P. No out of state
orders. Mrs. E. M. Souther-
land, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Goldenseal 25c ea.; fall
planting multiplying red on-
ions $1., 5 JIbs.; Spearmint,
Tanzy, 3, 25c; White yarrow,
cld fashion colonel plant, 3,
50ce; weeping mary, 50c ea.,
stamped envelope, Mrs. Pres-
ley Fowler, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Ripe figs for sale now. S.
Fayette-





E. Jackson, Rt. 1,
FOR SALE ville, Ph. 461-7067.
Calif. beer seed, 35 per 100 lb. cap. print _ feed

start. R. H. Dunbar, 615 W.
Jessamine, St., Fitzgerald.

New crop garden sage now
ready, $1.50 lb., large amounts
cheaper; Garlic bulbs, 75c ea.;
peppermint plants, 2 doz. 50c.

p.p. Per. 178. Mr. Myrtle
Pace, Rt. 1, Temple.
Hen house fertilizer for

sale. Paul J. Davis, Rt. 1, Li-
thia Springs, Ph. 948-6200.

Shade dried sage and dry
eatnip, 30c at. or $1. gal.;
peppermint, five cents bunch
er 40 doz.; black striped half
runner beans seeds, 40c_ cup.
Germ. 94 pct. Mrs. Leila
Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston.

Catnip and peppermint, 25c
bunch; 3, 60c; sassafras, queen
of meadow, May apple, yel-
low root, yellow dock, wild
cherry bark, alder bark, rats-
bane, ea., 4 lb. tard box full,



|$1. plus 30c postage; Martin

25c pk. and
stamped envelope Mrs. Free-

man Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

gourd seed,




























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sacks, washed and ironed, no
holes or spots, 3 or more alike,
8, $1. add 33c postage on 3
sacks. Mrs. P. E. Traylor, Re-
becca.

Large leaf, shade dried
sage, 1962 crop, no trash, $1.
pt. cup plus postage. Mrs. Ma-
rie Holland, Coogler Rd., Box
14, Dalton.

Miscellaneous

WANTED





Want 15 or 20 ton of good
hay. Delivered or I do not
want. Give price either way.
Otis Myers, Rt. 1, Rayle.

Want gin = sing seed or
plants; also, bu. of black wal-
nuts, must be hulled, do not
want seed walnuts. State
price in first letter, will pay
postage. W. C. Densmore, Rt.
J, Mt. Olive Rd., Lookout
Mountain, Tenn, (Resident of
Dade County, Ga.)

Want 500 posts, locust, cy-
press or cedar. Will pay 25c
delivered. Willie Gooch, Rt.
2. Buford, Ph. 434-5618.

Want pattern of Arkansas
Travlier quilt. Anyone hav-
ing this pattern, please write
me, I will buy or exchange
patterns. Mrs. Josie Cable,
Rt. 2, c/o J. S. Morgan, Car-
tersville.

Want used 12 x 26 tractor
tire. Brother M. Alanus, Pro-
curator, c/o Monastery of The
Holy Goast, Inc., Conyers, Ph.
483-8705.

Want to trade nice English
saddle for
black Western saddle.
R. C. Wideman, Rt. 1,
yers, Ph. 483-7152.

Want one or more, 16 ft.,
second hand aluminum gates,
sufficiently good enough for
pasture gates. C. W. Roberts,
Ball Ground,

Want 4 frame honey ex-
tractor, electric knife and mel-
ter. T. C. Freeman, 1124
Powder Springs St., Marietta.

Want tandem, 2 horse trail-
er in good cond; also, English
saddle, adult size, cheap for
eash. J. E. Collins, Box 313,
Manchester.

Handicrafts



Mrs.
Con-







FOR SALE
White cro. bootees, trim-
med in pink, blue, yellow

and green, 75 pr.; also, bibs
to match, both $1.; white cro.
lace for pillowcases, $1. pr.;
cro. potholders, $1. ea. Add
postage. Mrs. H. H. Robinson,
Rt.i, Monroe.



good med, sized, |



PAGE SEVEN

Cro. 3. pe. vanity set, $1.3
cro. rose or pansy doilies
$1.50 ea; pillowcases of
bieeched sheeting with cro.
blue bird, pansy, wild rose,
or colonial girl, $2. pr;. aprons
with bibs, 65c ea. No checks
or stamps. Dura Bradley, Rt.
2, Waco. :

Hand made, dbl. bed size,
quilts, made out of all new
material $5.50 ea., with 60c
postage. Mrs. Dave Garlin,
Box 187, Adairsville.

3 pe. star dresser set, $l1.<
25; 7 rose doiley, 2, $1.50;
Panzy doily, $1.25; 3 pc. pine=-
apple dresser set., $1.25; Mrs,
Mae Whittle, Rt. 1, Box 34,
Kingsland.

5. appliqued quilt tops on
white muslin, double bed size,
one turkey and pumpkin, $7.;
2 pine trees with snow balls
emb. on green, 2 fans assort~
ed colors, $6.50 ea., Mrs. Troy
Staten, Box 65, Chatsworth
Rd., Dalton.

Quilts, heavy cotton pad-
ded, $7., 60c postage; box de-
sign tops, $2., 35c
crgandy aprons, $1., 15c post-
age; linen pillowcases. $1. pr.,
10c postage: Mrs. Roy T. Pru~
itt, 15 Border St., Buford.

6 ft. all leather hand plait~
ed bull whips, $4.00 p. p. Earl
Stuckey, Blackshear.

Full size cotton ruffle bed-
spreads, asst. cols. anc two =
tones, $5.50 ea.; novelty pot-
holders, 25c ea.; 6,
dainty aprons, 75c ea.; 2. $1.25
emb. dish towels, 25c ea.; 5,
$1.00 Add postage. Mrs. Free-
man Long, Rt. 5, Box 50, Elli-
jay. ie

Dbl. bed size quilt tops:
Monkey Wrench, Gents Bow,
Bird Trap, Endless Stairs, $2
ea.; Log Cabin, Lone Star,
Grandmothers Fan, $3.00 ea.;
Tulip top, bright tulips with
green stems, on white back~
ground $4.00 ea. Add postage.
Mrs. J. G. Austin, Rt. 1, Fel~
ton.





EVENTS



AUGUST 8th 1:00 P. M.
Georgia Spot Breeders Show
and Sale, Dublin, Georgia.
Selected Boars and Open
and Bred Gilts being of-
fered. For catalog or in-
formation write A. LaPorte,
Sec. - Treas., Cordele...

AUG. 161:00 p.m. Graded
Commercial Replacement
Hereford Heifer Sale
Coastal Plains Experiment
Station, Tifton, Ga., 35%
heifers No grade below
GOOD over 100 with
BCIA Records Bred Hei-
fers, Open Heifers, Heifer
Calves Graded by Live-
stock Extension Service
For information contact:
Georgia Hereford Associa-
tion, P. O. Box 1772, Albany,

- Ga.

AUG, 17 1:00 p. m.
Purebred Guernsey Sale,
Livestock Arena, Macon
Fair Grounds, Macon, Ga.
42 Females and 5 Malcs
Females are fresh or due te
ealve soon. Sale is sponsor=
ed by the Ga. Guernsey
Breeders Association. For
eatalog write: W. W. Den-
ney, Rt. 1, Canton, Ga.

AUG, 25 1:00 p. m.
Altamaha Hereford Breed=
ers Annual Sale of Registers
ed Herefords at Wayne
Co. Livestock Market,
Jesup, Ga., Col. Roy
Brockinton, Hadlock, Ga.
Auctioneer 9 Horned
Bulls, 17 Horned Females,
16 Polyled Bulls, 34 Polled
Females All of popular
bloodlines For Catalog
write; P. O. Box 57, Odum

postage; -




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1962 Fall Planting 50

For Georgia |

APPROVED BY AGRONOMY DETSION

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Use Certified Seed Rate of seeding Date of Fertilization at Topdressing oh
Crop Variety {per acre) seeding seeding (per acre) (per acre) Rem
Alfolfa_| Atlantic (M, P) 25-35 Ibs. Sept. - Oc. 1000 Ibs. 4-12-12. | 800- 1000 Ibs. Plant only on fertil
- Buffalo (M, P) Use 5-10-15 on low | 0-10-20 annually, soil types: in ne
Narragansett (M, P) potash soils. after first cutting. Test soil. Lim f
Du Puits (M, P) 20 Ibs Borax 2 02. of Molybdenum Plant inocula?
4 oz. 'Moly-Gro (2 tb. Sodium Moly- | seed. :
per 60 Ibs. seed. bdate) in solution.
Meet lime needs. 20 - 30 Ibs. Borax.
Cats Moregrain (P) 2 bu. (for grain) | For Grain: 300-500 Ibs. 6-12-12. For grain: : Plant treated, |
Arlington (P, M) 4 bu. (for grazing) Oct. | - Nov. | Use 5-10-15 onlow | 40- 60 Ibs. Nitrogen | Test soil.
Rustproof 14 (P, C) For Grazing: potash soils. : For Grazing: Le
Suregrain (C) Mountains: For Grazing: 80 - 100 Ibs. Nitrogen.
Fairfax (S) Aug. 15 - Sept. || 400-600 Ibs. 6-12-12 oe
Sumter (S) Piedmont: or 5-10-15
Forkedeer (M) Sept. | - Sept. 15| Meet lime needs.
Florad (Lower C) Coastal Plain: ; : :
Radar | (C) Sept 20-Oct. 15
Radar 2 (C}
Barley | Davie (M, P) 1%2-2 bu. Mountains: 300-500 Ibs. 6-12-12. | 40 - 60 Ibs. Nitrogen Plant clean, certi
Colonial 2 (M, P) Sept. | Use 5-10-15 on low seed. Test soil.
Ga.-Jet (M, P) Piedmont: potash soils. a
Rogers (M, P) Oct. 15 Meet lime needs. 2
Wheat Anderson (S) 1-1 % bu. Mountains: 300-500 Ibs. 6-12-12. | For Grain: i Plant cleanfcerifie
Ga. # 1123 (S} Oct. | Use 5-10-15 on low 40 - 60 Ibs. Nitrogen seed. Test soil.
Coker 47-27 (S) Piedmont: potash soils. |For Grazing: : :
Coastal (C) Oct. 15 For Grazing: 80 - 100 Ibs.
Bledsoe (P, C) Coastal Plain: 400-600 Ibs. 6-12-12 | Nitrogen.
Chancellor (M, P) Nov. | or 5-10-15.
Meet lime needs.
Rye Wrens Abruzzi (S) 1-14 bu. for Grain Mountains: 300-500 tbs. 6-12-12. | For Grain: Plant clean, certifie
Gator (C) 2-2! bu. for Grazing Sept. 1 - 15- Use 5-10-15 on low 40 - 60 Ibs. NUE seed. Test soil.
Explorer (P, C) Piedmont: potash soils. For grazing:
Elbon (P, M) Oct. 1-15 Meet lime needs. 80 - 100 Ibs. Nitrogen
Fla. Black (Lower C) Coastal Plain: For Heavy Grazing:
= Early Grazing only. ~ Oct. 15 - Nov | 100-130 Ibs. Nitrogen :
Annual | Oats or Rye 3 bu. Oats Mountains: 400-600 Ibs. 6-12-12. | 80- 100 Ibs. Nitrogen| Plant treated, ce
Winter Annual Ryegrass 20 Ibs. Ryegrass ~ Late August Use 5-10-15 on low. | Inoculate clover. Te
Ee Grazing | Crimson Clover 20 Ibs. C. Clover Piedmont: potash soils. se:
z Mixture Sept. | Meet lime needs.
Coastal Plain: e
Sept. 15 - Oct. 5
; Note: Method of seeding all crops Cooperative Extension Work in Agriculture and Home Economics State of Georgia, The Unive
listed above. Grain-drill on well-pre- Georgia College of Agriculture and the U. S$. Department of Agriculture Cooperating. Distrib

pared, firm seedbed, limed according
(S) States (C) Coastal
Piedmont, (M) Mountains.

Furtherance of the Purposes Provided for by the Acts of Congress of May 8 and June 30, 19
W. A. Sutton, Director

Cooperative Extension Service University of Georgia
College of Agriculture

to soil test.

Ee Plain, (P)