Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1961 October 4

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UME 47

PECAN

Tips For Good Return
On Your Pecan Crop

By W. C. CARTER

Extension Marketing Specialist,
Fruits, Vegetables and Pecans


































Pecan harvesting is just around the
ner. With a large crop in prospect,
wers should make every effort to mar-
only the best quality nuts if they are
receive a good price.

Prospects point to a large crop in
eorgia this year. However, due to the
fact that there is very little carry over
nd that the quality of this years nuts is
<pected to run high, buyer and consum-
' demand is also expected to be high.
ithout question low quality will be a
g on |
wers must take every precaution to
ake sure that only good quality is of-
red for sale. :
Past records show that in years of
ave storage space available, or can ac-
juire adequate storage facilities, can prof-
by storing their pecans and holding
1em off of the market until prices have
-a chance to stabilize after the rush of
arvest and heavy marketing.

If you are a grower and are interested
1 selling a good quality pecan, you
1ould pay particular attention to the
oints listed below as a basis for your
keting program.

ick up Pecans as Soon as They Fall.

Nuts left on the ground during rainy

r very cold weather are sure to lose in
duality Besides discoloring the shell, the
meat may also be damaged. Since bad
ther may occur at any time, it is best
egin harvesting as they fall. This will
p maintain the quality that the trees
e produced. pee

Harvest as Soon as Shuck Opens.

After the nut has reached maturity as
evidenced by the opening and loosening
of the shuck, harvesting should begin.
rost will hasten this process and at the
me time make the job of removing the
s from the trees much easier. The ac-
tual job of removing the nuts from the
s may be done by any one of several
hods such as_ shaking, bumping or
ling with a pole. The point to remem-
er is that pecans left on the trees after
ee maturity will begin to lose
ality. 2

ore Dry Place Until Sold.
should be stored

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1961



e market. This means that

vy production those growers that



"FARM BUREAU DAY
OCTOBER 3, 196

By DR. HARRY L, BROWN, President
_ Georgia Farm Bureau Federation

EDITORS NOTE: The following re-'
_marks were made by Dr. Harry L.
Brown, President of the Georgia
Farm Bureau Federation, in obser-
vance of Farm Bureau Day, October
3. Even though this day has passed,
the editors of the BULLETIN feel
that these remarks are worthy of re-
print at any time of year, but espe-
cially so during the month of Octo-
ber when we observe Farm Bureau
Day. :

Unity of purpese, and the striving to-
gether for rural progress holds hope to
th farm community and entire state.

THIS WEEK IS

CORNBREAD
WEEK IN
GEORGIA













in a clean dry place that is not subject to

either high or low temperatures until
they are to be sold. As a rule, buyers dis-
count the price paid for pecans that are
harvested early and have not been al-
lowed to season properly or dry-out. Be-
cause of this the grower will do well to
hold his crop until he is sure he can com-
mand the best price by offering a top
quality nut:

4. Grade and Clean Before Selling.

A good job of harvesting should also
include keeping varieties separate. Where
any mix-up has occurred the job of clean-
ing and grading can generally correct
this. For those growers who have a me-
chanical blower and grading belt, the
task is much simpler than for the small
grower who does not have available such
equipment. A fairly good job of grading
and removing trash can be done by using
a homemade outfit that is both easy and
inexpensive to make. Plans for this type
of grader are available from your local
county agent. Ask for Agricultural Engi-
neering Leaflet P.G.H. entitled Sug-
gested Pecan Grader For Home Use.



May each Georgian, and farm family in
particular, observe Farm Bureau Day in
Georgia on October 3with a determina-

tion to re-affirm our individual faith in

united farmer effort to help ourselves.
As a farm people, and a predominate-
ly farm state, may we realize we must
work with what we have. Agriculture is
essential to the majority of the millions
af Georgians; and necessary to the ex-
istence of the remainder who may not
think so. We do not live by bread alone.
But we live by bread also. ;
In our society, and system, we live by
the principle that each is awarded ac-
cording to his effort. This is a great sys-
tem. But on this occasion, we would like ~
to emphasize to the non-rural segment of
Georgia, and the nationthat the farm-

ers of this nation are not being rewarded

consistent with their contributions to oth-
er economic segments. %

Through the efficiency and labor of
the American farmer, this nations popu-
lation is the best fed and clothed of any
people on the face of the globe. This is
cbtained from the farmer at the least por-
tion of spendable income about 20 per-
cent. In most other countries the non-

farm population must spend 50 percent

of their spendable income for food. Food
in America is the greatest bargain found

on counters of distributing centers today.

May this nation realize this. Agricul-
ture is not being subsidized, It is agricul-
ture that is subsidizing the growth and
development of America. It is a paradox
indeed, that farmers have over $200 bil-
lion invested in their productive plant. It
is said the nations net farm income is
approximately $11 1/2 billion.

We all know that in industry there
must be interest on investment for the
stockholders. In addition, labor must be
paid. Management must be paid. Factory
workers wages averaged $2.29 an hour
last year.

What happened to the farmer. A five
percent return on his investment would
be equivalent to the national net farm in-
come. Meaning, he would do about as

well to invest in blue chips, and let the

2 percent of the nations population get
food and fiber wherever they could find
it It also means the nations farm labor,
the operator and his family is being ex-
ploited without a wage return. This
amounts to the greatest subsidy to non-
farm people this nation hasnt heard
much about.
To each individual farm family, we

urge each of you to join and support your

Farm Bureau on Farm Bureau Day, Oc-
tober 3. As farm people lets work togeth=
er through Farm Bureau to do something |
about this.

NUMBER 5

HARVESTING TIME



















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PHIL CAMPBELL

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Want middleaged Christian
couple to work on chicken
farm. John Pray, Box 14, Ce-
dartown.

Want white man, 37-48 yrs.
old, with son 16 yrs or older
to work with him, who knows
farm machinery, tractor, hay
baler, etc. No row crops.
Raise hay, pasture, cattle and
en Good weekly wages,

5 R. house, electricity, wired
for elec. stove, water, wood
Small family preferred. A. J.
Clay, Rt. 3. South Walden
Road. Macon. Ph. 788-2975..

Want 2 men. married, clean,
sober, 40-55 yrs. old, with 1
or 2 children. One to know
building with some farm ex-
perience; other know farm-
ing, cattle. with some build-
ing exp. Day labor accepted.
Cannot move you. Give full
job experience first letter. M.
J. Lipory. c/o Camva Bella
Rancho, Hawkinsville.

Want families to. move on
my farm and pick cotton.
Must be sober and dependable.
W. M. Clemones, 1406 Cave
Panes Rd. Rome. Ph. 232-
6906. >



Want woman to keep chil-
dren, do gen. house work and
some light farm chores for
working mother. 4 R. house
and salary. Have some work
for man. Will move within 60
mi. N. R. Sapp, Rt. 1, Stilson.
Ph. Victory 2-2785 (after 6
no Collect calls.)

Want good woman to care
for a crippled 12 yr. old girl
and do light house and also
light farm work. Stay in house
with us. Week-ends off if de-
sired. Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Gibs (or. Giles), Rt. 2. Fort
Valley. Ph. Taylor 5-2895.

Want white woman. depen-
dable, Christian, middleaged
or older, to live in and help
care for semi-invalid woman,
and also do and _ look after
light farm chores. Room, board
and salary to qualified party.





Mrs. Thelma Lott, Rt. 3, 1128
McDonald Rd. Douglas. Ph.
384-5607.



Farin

Work

WANTED



30 yr. old man, with wife,
24, and 8 sons, oldest 5, wants
work on poultry or cattle
farm, near Macon. Work un-
dil 3 PM only. Dont drink
and self and family church
going. Have part time night
job in Macon. Need house and
very reasonable salary. Con-
tact. Harry L. Payne, 813
Newberf Ave., Macon.

White man, wife and 3 chil-
dren want job on pipe line
dairy. 12 yrs. exp. References.
C. A. Parker, Newnan. Ph.
AL 3-3888.

Woman, widow, 5 children,
want job tending chickens and
farm or dairy. Son 16, daugh-
ters 14 and 11, and 5 and 3
yrs. old Sober, reliable. Want

- close to school and to church.
Mrs. Lizzie DuVall, Rt. 2, c/o
Mrs. L. P. Moore, Lula.

White christian family needs
Tobacco and hog farm, on
shares for 1962. Lifetime exp.
Can move any time. C.
Murphy, Rt. 2,-Ocilla.

Single, 63 yrs. .old high
school education, wants job on
farm, with a very limited
amount of minor duty, and in
Fulton Co. only. Best of re-
ferences if needed. Have
small income, Hubert W. Pad-
gett, 272 Memorial Dr. S. E.
Atlanta 12.

Want job on poultry farm,
broilers or layers, $10. week
and room and_ board. Bill
Stevens, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

White man and _ wife, no
children, want job on small
dairy of 30-40 cows. 12 yrs.
experience. Ref. if needed.
Both to work. Have to be
moved. State wages and par-
ticulars. Douglas Bunn, Rt. 2,
Hampton.



55 yr. old woman in good
health with 2 boys, 15 and 8
yrs., want job on farm, for
reasonable salary and place
to live. Have to be moved.
Willing to go anywhere. Want
with reliable, good people.
Mrs. Cathryn Clemmons, c/o
_ Mrs. Doris eony man, Bene-

volence.



O.| Need work at once.

66 yr. old man, sober, in
fair health, wants job on
poultry farm, layers or broil-
ers. R. I. Bentley, Rt. 3, Law-
renceville.

25

Christian .white man, :
single, sober, Korean Vet.
wants job on farm. Will not
consider dairy or cattle farm,
Charles Denmon, 2375 Sum-
mit Ave., Atlanta 18.

Man, wife and 4 small chil-
dren wants-job on dairy, pre-
fer large milking parlor, but
can handle most any type. 4
yrs. exp. See me at my place.
Nathan Perdue, Warrenton.

White man, wife and 3
children boys 16 and 10, and
girl, 12 yrs., want job on
stock or beef farm. Self wife
and son work. Need good
house 4-5 R. with lights wood
and good water. Like a welt
in yard. On school bus and
mail route. Go anywhere ex-
cept So. Ga. Have to be moved.
W. G.
Leonard, Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.

Farm Help

WANTED





Want single, sober man at
once. for farm work, truck
and tractor driving. J. A.
Barner, Rt. 4, Gainesville. Ph.
LE 4-5341.

Want middleaged white wo-
man to live in home with el-
derly couple and help with
light farm work and house
work. Will give room, board
and small salary. W. M.
Young, 2495 Bryan Cir., Easi
Point, Ph. 344-5660.

Want dairy man under 40
yrs old, with small family
thoroughly reliable and de-
pendable, no drinker, with
good references. Have 4 R.
House, wired for stove, on
paved school and mail route,
5 mi. town. Good setup for
right man. J. L. McGentry,
Jr., 1206 6th Ave. Wes: Point.
Ph. 645-2621.







Want nice, refined, healthy
white woman to live in home
with elderly couple and do
eooking and house and ligni

jfarm work. Room, board and

| $12. weekly. Mrs.
Meadows, 4038 Church St.,
Swainsboro. Sees

Want middleaged colored
woman in good health, no bad
habits, unencumbered, to live
on my place and help with

house work, feeding animals, | 864

and other light , farm work
for room, board and $45. mo.
salary. Mrs. M. D. Sims, Rt.
1, Box 40 A, Richmond Hill.

Want clean, Christian wo-
man, white or col., middle-
aged, to live in, do light farm
work, housekeep and help
with child. Must be in good
health and can give. refer-
ences. Room, board and week-
ly salary. Mrs. V. C. Finley,
967 Chattahoochee Dr. Gain-
esville. Ph. LE 2-6470.

Want man of good charac-
ter, white, single, 65-72 yrs.
old, retired or who has some
income of own, to live as com-



panion, and do light farm
chores around the place. No
milking, nor heavy farm
work. Plenty room and fur-
niture. lights, etc. No bath.
Geo, Pritchard, Ri 2, Box
100, c/o Mrs. Cindy Poweli,
Kite.

Want settled couple with in-
come of their own, to live with
me and do light farm work
for good home, permanently
if satisfactory. Mrs. H. L. Ray.
Rt. 2, Union Point.

Want settled, col. couple to
work share basis light farm
and house chores. Good house
on school bus line near city
limits Greensboro. Gather
Pecan crop. Children welcome.
At once Lillian Mitchell, 12
Cherokee Rd. N.W. Atlanta 5
Ph. CE 3-1875.

Want white man, 21 to 40
to raise beef cattle. Must be
sober, hard worker, operate
modern farm equipment. Year
around employment. Salary
and house furnished. Write.
G. C. Walker, P. O. Box 1255,
Macon, Ph. SH 6-6953.

Want farm hand with smail
family for work on farm.
Steady work. 5 R. house on
school bus route. No. drinkers.
Give Ref. write. Jack Willis,
Rt. 2, Folkston,



- Want white, 30-50

references to manage and
work, taking care of 2600 A.
tract of land which includes
250 A. pasture and row crop
fields; bal. forest. Must be
well exp. farming, have truck,
tractor and other farm equip-
ment. Pay salary and furnish
house. Ref. checked, and no
drinking: W. H. Haymans,
5402 LaRoache Ave., Savan-
nah.

Equipment

FOR SALE



2 rolls new poultry wire,
150 ft. in ea. roll, 5 ft. high;
20 gal. wash pot; Black Hawk
hand turn corn sheller; set of
cotton scales weight up to 150
lbs. All in good cond. G. P.
Murphy, Rt. 2, Jasper.

Brand new New Holland |
size D corn shucker and shell-
er. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Heny Blackman, Rt. 2,
Box 342, Griffin, Ph. 7966.

McCormick Deering manure
spreader, approx. cap. 75 bu.,
old model but in excel. cond.,
for sale or will exch, for cul-
tivator, planters and fertilizer
attach. for Ford 3 point hitch.
All letters answered. Frank B.
Zeigler, Rt. 4, Box 102, Thom-
asville.

1959 Farmall 130 tractor,
quick hitch, 2 disc tiller, bush
and bog harrow, cultivators,
planters, fert. distributor, Gee-
Whiz cotton duster, wood saw
and 2 wheel trailer, all in ex~
cel. cond. Thomas M. Ward, Rt.
1, Homer, Ph. 677-2997.

Used 250 gal. Wilson bulk
tank (will actually hold '265











gals.), in excel. cond. $600.
i. Ge Tice, Plains, Ph. 7291
(Americus). _ s
1954 Ford V-8, 1/2 ton,
pickup truck, $495.00: 1956
-|Ford V-8, 1/2 ton. pick-up

truck, $785.00. Both in first
class cond. M. L. Martin, 318
Pees Augusta, Ph. PA. 4-
1375 ;

Wisconsin air-cooled model

M.| VF-4 gas engine, spark plugs,

pistons, rings, cam shaft, gas~
kets renewed since used, $200,
size used on combine or to-
bacco picker, etc., 88 - 40 HP
J. Q. Robitzsch, 1007 Elizabeth
Shy Waycross, Ph. AT. 3-

50 HP gasoline engine, Al-
lis Chalmers W-226, new
cond., 12 in. Prather hammer-
mill with dust collector and
nipe, 2 ton feed hopper. Jack
Smith, 404 Sunset Dr., Nor-
cross, Ph. 448-3667.

Gravely tractor, mower, 30
in. sickle bar, drive plow, cul-
tivator and sulkey,
Needs rings, allowance made.
Robert R. Fail, Rt. 5, Marietta,

Ph, HE. 5-5847 (Smyrna).

130 swinging type Hudson
feeders, 30 lb. cap., in good
shape, used only 3 yrs., real
cheap. Anna Lee Simmons,
Carlton.

870 Harvey Harris hammer-
mill, used very little, in good
cond. for sale reasonable at
my farm located near White
Oak Camp Ground. See any
time. Mrs. K. R. Smith, Rt.
2, Thomson.

Jeep, 4 wheel drive, power
take-off, metal cab, hunting
po $425. 00. E. C. Dawson,
Bub IBYope pil. Alpharetta, Ph.
GR. a 5960.

Case C-2 field harvester in
good running cond., $450.00;
16 disc Rome off-set harrow,
24 in. disc, used about 50 hrs.,
$700.00. H. D, Thames, Sr.,
e/o Flintwood Farm, Rt. 35
Fayetteville, Ph. HO. 1- 2841.

10 ine Intnl, hammer feed





ker attach., good cond. pully
belt for tractor power, $50.00;
10 ft. lime and fert. spreader
with steel wheels, needs slight
repairs, $10.00; shallow well
elec. water pump, good cond.,
$25.00. my farm 6 mi. E. Co-
lumbus. C. A. Sears, Sr., Ma-
con Rd., Columbus.

$300.00.

mill, sereens, blow pipes, sac-|i




high class man with excellent | 1/:





$2.50 ea. or

Pollard, 5 wheel, A
$250; Case, Opis hitch,
er, just repaired, $150;
14 in. hammermill, 3 se
and sacker, $100. All
cond. Kenneth Goldin, R
Ace Ph, 562- 3463

Fairbanks truck Te
ton beam, shallow pit, 1
platform, very good cond
tank, first class cond.,
285 gal., stands upright,
very reasonable, Harry Tane
pears, Augusta, Ph. PA
474

1 row Farmall corn snappi
good cond. new conve
chain fit Super C, C, 20
230 Farmall, $400. 00; Ss
C, Farmall, cultivators, pl
ers, 2-14 in. plow and har
all on fast hitch, A - 1 @
Dean plow and_ shaker.
. Parkerson, Rt. 5, Eastm:

David Bradley garden
tor with 6 pieces of equ
ment, all in good cond., $1
Arthur Chapman, Rt... 2
lumbus Rd., Macon, Ph. SI
3-3420 (no collect calls

1956 Ford tractor,
cond., $250.00; 1956 FE
tractor needs repairs, $
two 1959 Ford tractors, go
cond., $350.00; F-600
Ford truck: all steel OO Fr
sawmill; minor edger; 4
G. M. Power Unit, excel. co.
mounted on log truck. J.
Godby, Rt. 1, oe
964-7608.

ED = 18 A with Heil























































































tracks and rollers and Buc
rus Erie Dozer, $3,250.00.
take Diesel farm tractor
trade. Robert H. Tootle, Rei
ville, Ph, 2151.

Implements










for spar r











c/o Melody Brook Farm, Wi
dy Hull Ra: Ris; Mariet
Ph. HE. 5- 8656.

Gravely 6 HP tractor, $17
Rotary plow, $50.00; Rototi
er, $75.00; 42 in. sickle mov
er, $45.00; Dozer blade, $12
Used but new cond. Sell t .
gether or separate. S. A. Best,
749 Flatshoals Ave. S.E, At

lanta 16. Ph. MA ale 5311 (a
ter 4:30 PM).

2,000 gal. cypress water
tank, 24 ft. steel tank tow!
40 ft, tower air motor win
mill, one Myers deep wi
pump and 1-1/2 HP elec. m
tor, all in good cond, exc
pump needs minor repai
$400.00. T. K. Chance, Ale
ander, Ph. 2376 nights.

Red Chief old hand corn
ghee for sale. J. W. Holmes,

Pine Mountain Valley, Ph.
aa MA. 8-4655 (Hamilton). &

New 3 HP Wizzard garde

tractor, bargain priced. J.

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used very little,
good cond., $300.00. B. J. Ga
rison, Rt. 1: Milan.

1959 Lilliston peanut com-
bine with cylinder, run only
one season, in good cond
$2,000.00. J. A. Noble, Fin
leyson, Ph. TW. 2-2150.

Six 4 ton, bulk steel fee
bins, $60.00 ea.; 680 roun
hanging type feeders, $1.10 ea

20 A. R

1,000 chick size,
two 500 gal., Butane gas tank
$125.00 ea.; 95
matic waterers
valves, $6.00 ea. All in goo
cond. C. M. hea Corneli
Ph. 778- ae:




























wear), :
son, Eastman, Ph, 374-2423,








Tree planter, heavy dut:
pull type, $275.00; spare coul.
ter and packing wheel includ
ed. Wm. E. Suber, 1430 Eli
ee Ave., Perry, Ph. 429.



Used corn harvester, 1 row,
pull type, good cond., $300, 00.
Mrs. Minnie Lee Cook, Rt 1,



Sugar velsy.







1960 model B-275
tractor, first class cont





than 400 hours use,



axe ee | 428-1623.
R SALE.

is Chalmers tractor,

, also new set har~-
Willis Jeep, good





6 one ton truck, good

reasonably. B. F
. 4, Dahlonega. Ph.

after 6 PM).

akes G. L. X. Egg
model 3500, cap. 10
hour, used only 6 mo.
Ti $800.00; sell for
). Contact. J. Ray New-
len. Ph. 352-J-3.

Farmall 200 tractor
point hook-ups, turn-
s, rotary hoe, cutting





cultivators, planters,
utfit. A-1 cond. Rea-
rice. Hillard Barton,









tractor and 26 ft. Car-
er, ready to go, for

pring Rd. Rome. Ph.

+ adaptor for
armall, $35.00. H. R.
75 Boulevard Dr., At-
, Ph. DR. 8-7398.



pt. hitch, fine and
creens, $100.00. W. La-



m Howe truck



instructions for installa-|-
95.00 FOB; Keenco egg











2,500 watts,
. M. Kuhlke,
ans Rd., Augusta.





; 2 |) .Want riding tractor, 7 H.-P:
Cub Farmall tractor,
in. span mower, har-
sh and bog) and plow,
cond., $850.00 for all.
ob, 7193 S. Express-

onesboro, Ph. GR. 8-

umbus No. 18 power
mill, fair cond. for sale

seen at my home. Ben-
. Nease, Guyton, Ph. PR.

w Case tractor with 3
hook-up, turning plow,
disc and cultivators.
fair cond., reasonably
J. C. Parker, Rt: 4,

mill in good cond., all



power unit, including
. log skidder. T. C. Jar-
Rt. 1, Lyons, Ph. 2161. _

row Oliver grain drill,
use, $140.00. Fletcher
Rt. 2, Carnesville.

Buggy and harness, $25; al-
mares, 3 and 8 yrs. old.
Wiley, Rt.. 3, Carnesville,
7-2967 (Homer). |

} gal. fuel oil tank, $15.00.
dol Phillips, Rt. 1, Roy-j auger suitable to pump mo-

iry Equipment: stainless
: SS\ gal. tank for molasses. C. M.
Farm Dairy | Pippin, Jr., Rt. 2, Albany, Ph.
Sears Surge style milk- SLT iota natin
units complete and 8 qt.| Want chain saw, 20 in. blade
Jess steel strong mi 1 k/or better in excel. cond. and
er, 5 and 10 gal. milk| fair price; also, need 5 HP
as, 50 gal. glass lined h o t|garden tractor, David Brad-
+ heater. John A. Ader-|ley preferred. State cond. and
Rt. 2, Box 222, Douglas- | price in first letter. No collect
Ph. WH. 2-2707.
gal. glass lined LP gas | @* _
ater heater, excel. cond.| Want extra heavy duty
er Sowell, Jr., Rt. 2, Grif- )sawmill complete, in good





mall C, 2 disc, plow in|jocation and phone number.
i shape, $150.00; Farmall|/Frank Tetterton, 2826 Valley

3. disc, plow, lift type,|Ridge Dr., Decatur.
hitch, very good cond., peep on a aR RRS
00. Dock Vandiver., Mar- Want used automatic feed-



1-1/2 ton|room cooler. State what you
A - 1 cond., $325.00;|have and price. R. Motte
pick - uo|Smith, Washington.
ruck, only 200 miles on it,
)-6 Peat Bence a
mall ee ao ae ts dbl. sec or offset type. Much

fH 18 in: : .00.
dy eae Garis | Ra. fer Rome or Athens. State age,

good

; Waris elie 07. VOR Oe Ui eee
4 hammermill, ball) Want a Deep Well outfit that

vearing, 8 in. screen with : : :
@cker in excel: cond.; also, 1 drills, 2, 3 or 4 in. et
3 . .4;| buy at reasonable price. V. C.
wagon in fair cond. Will/ Barber, Rt. 2, Norman Park.
der trading one or both | _____
blade, in good} Want mowin machine at-







uld buy Cub dozer
iV

ing a
Downing, Rt. 2, Marietta, Ph.

Heavy duty edger for saw-
mill, $250.00 FOB. J. R. Hill.
Greenville.

1951 Ford tractor, good
cond. with cultivator and 14
in. bottom plow, $650.00 cash;
also, 3, 62 Chat. plows, one
each. 24 and 23 Chat. plows;
Covington cotton planter,
prac. new, set your price for
the last items. C. A. Culpep-
ae Rt. 1, Cordele, Ph. 273-

~ Equipment

WANTED





Want good, used manure
spreader, reasonably priced,
in radius of about 50 mi. No
collect calls. Lewis Hensley,
Calhoun. Ph. MA 9-3751.

Want 1 set of livestock
scales, either portable or per-
manent, wt. cap. up at least
to 2,000 lbs. Roy Goddard, Rt.
2, (Klondike), Lithonia. Ph.
482-8433.

Want drive belt, 12 in. 6
ply, 50 ft. endless, for. use
with Saw mill. Must be good
and at reasonable price. J. D.
Foy, Box 264, Broxton.

Want Cane mill, with 3 roll-

kind in good cond. W. E. Har-
ville, Rt. 1, Box 20, Warner
Robins. Ph. WA3-9622.

with mowing attachment, in
top shape. Earl Downing, Rt.
2, Marietta. Ph. 428-1622.

_ Want 4 or 5 ft. rotary cut-
ter with 3 point hitch. T. L.
Powell, Rt. 1, Box 90, Lake
Park.

Want Farmall M. or Far-
mall MD to be used for parts.
Advise price, where located
and approx. cond. P. A. Yates,
Flintstone.

Want generator for Farmall
Super C., head and tail lights,
all purpose wrench, radiator
cap, oil breather cap, lug bolts
and nuts. H. R. Fryer, 2675
Boulevard Dr., Atlanta 17,
Ph. DR. 8-7398.

Want tractor in good cond.
and reasonably priced. Locat-
ed near Atlanta or Decatur.
Must have some equipment.
O. J. Pettit, 2697 Tilson Rd.,
Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-8538.

Want deep well pump elec-
tric motor. C. W. Robertson,
894 Oakdale Rd., NE, Atlanta
7, Ph. DR. 7-5906.

eee eae tee ee ee
Want molasses pump, meter
and blender, or large ear corn













lasses into mix it for a self -
feed wagon; also, want 4,000

calls. Hubert Henderson, Rt.

shape; also, want extra heavy
duty power unit. Write price,

er, hopper, track and trough,
3,000 hen capacity, and egg

Want heavy harrow suitable
for Cat. D - 4, Single section,

have at least 26 in. disc. Pre-

cond. and price. Write. Lester
Varn, Rt. 3, Box 530, Albany.

tachment complete for Bolens
Tuska walking tractor. San-
ders Harper, Rt. 2, College

of

ye
Rt

Want second |
mp and turn p
tractor. Rev
. 2, Hogansville. -

Want mule power mowing
machine stalk cutter also a
1 H. wagon and harness or
harness by. self. Joe Ridley,
Rigel Alte:

Want used Cub or other
small tractor,
equipment wanted, but will
buy tractor without mower.
and price first
letter. H. B. Spruell, Box 353,
Bremen.

Want






State cond.



275,





bloodlines, out of a dwarf,
bangs, and T, B. free herd,
reasonably priced. Winton C.
Harris, Rt. 1, Screven, Ph. JU.
4-2312 (Odum).

Fine Guernsey bull, 2 yrs.
old for sale to Christian fam-
ily who can give him a good
home. Going out of dairy
business. Needham B. Bate-
man, MD, Suite 101 Ga. Bap-








emasculators,
clamps, used for making steers
(cattle) out of young bulls.
Robt, H. Earnest, Rt. 1, Box
Griffin. (If in Griffin
Dist. call 6767.

Want power Cane mill, a
Columbus cane
Must be in good cond., with
or without pan. Write back by
return mail. Henry Ledbetter,
Rt, 3, Jasper.

Want 2-1/2 yard dirt pan.
Franklin Sutton,
Park,

Want good used tandem
trailer for hauling pulpwood.
J. T. Hudson, 417, Orange St.,
Augusta, Ph. PA. 4-2280.

Want Cat. D2, D4 or D6
with blade and PTO reason-
able for cash. Other makes
considered. Write or call stat-
ing year, serial number, con-
dition and price. John S. Ben-
koski, Rt. 4, Madison, Ph, 546-
ers preferred but consider any | J-1. .

Want fire
Hester or equal,
18-N tractor for parts. Jack
Willis, RFD, Folkston.

Livestock

FOR SALE

Rt. 1, c/o Fair Oaks Farm,

mill No. 27.

polled Here
bulls, ready for service,
arrying the most popular














tist Professional Bldg., 340

Boulevard NE, Atlanta 12.



Reg. Jersey cows, bred for
fall and winter freshening, all
young cattle. W. P. Chappell,





Newnan.
Holstein bull of good blood-

service. Make offer. Barbara
Sampson, Rt. 4, Blairsville.

Reg. Angus bull, papers can
be furnished, good quality,
$250.; also, 18 springing Hol-
stein heifers, calfhood vac-
cinated, will start calving last
of October, mostly bred by
ABS. H. F. Robinson, Rt. 1,
Hwy. 96, Bonaire, Ph. 429-
1812 (Perry).

Jersey cow with first calf,
about 6 mos. old; also, 4
Holstein bulls weight 200 to
350 Ibs. C. W. Bowers, Rt. 1,
Hill Rd., Powder Springs.

Fine, large, Guernsey cow,

freshen with 4th calf Oct. 24,

free from Bangs, TB. Mastitis,
legs and teats OK every way.
$200. at my farm. W.
Thurmond, Farmington.

2 dbl. standard Reg. polled
Hereford young bulls. excel.
Bloodlines, well built and
good color, priced reasonable.

(Klondike), Ph. 482-8433.

lines but not Reg., ready for}

Roy Goddard, Rt. 2, Lithonia} 4




Purebred Black Poland
China pigs, boars and guis,
real meat type pigs from some
of the best breeding stock in
state, treat for Cholera,
Erysipelas . and from Bangs
free herd. Reg. in buyers
name, $25. Jerry Alimon, Rt.
1, Butler.

Beltsville No. 1 purebred
pigs, 2 mos. old, $20. ea. with-
out papers or $25. ea, with
papers. Dr. E. E. Ealum, 204
E. Oglethorpe Ave., Savan-
nah,, Ph, AD. 2-1884.

Reg. Landrace pigs, from
10 wks, to 5 mos, old, Have
special prices for pig chain,
F, F. A. boys and 4 H. Have:
some with CMS breeding. M
T. Courson, e/o Zebina Far
Hazlehurst.

6 and 8 wk. old pigs, $10.





hog feeder, good cond., $35.
James H. Kent, Rt. 2, Pow-
der Springs Ph. 943-3071.

Purebred Duroc pigs, 2-1/2
mos. old with papers, $27.50
ea.; without papers, $25. ea.

Ph. 3856.

Proven Landrace boar,
prime condition, subj. to Reg.,
sires extra fine, large, litters.
Make offer. Barbara Sampson,
Rt. 4, Blairsville.

Duroc boar, 3 mos. ojd,
treated for Cholera, can be
Reg. in buyers name, $25. ea.
No Sunday. business. Frederick
Zipperer, Rt. 1, Box 182, Guy-
ton (15 mi. SE of on Hwy. 30).

35 nine wks. old, pigs; 10
shoats, 75-90 lbs. each; 6
bred sows; one Landrace
male, 200 lbs.; also, one mare
mule, 900 lbs. All for sale
reasonable. B. F. Justus, Rt.
Dahlonega, Ph. 864-3693
after 6 PM.



Milch cow, bred to Here-
ford, will freshen first of
March; Black Angus steer, wt.
500 lbs. and red Jersey heifer,
all $300. H. H. Rooks, Madras.







Park. Ph. 964-6297 (Fairburn)





Reg. polled Hereford bull,
9 mos. old with papers, $
Week days only. M. B. Welsh,
Rt. 2, Heath Rd., Macon, Ph.
SH. 5-8465.

2 thoroughbred Holstein heif
heifers, not Reg., $125. ea.; 4
grade heifers,
with calf Black Angus bull.
Located on Hwy. 341, 1 mi.
from Odom. E, F. Dean, Odum.

Reg. Guernsev bulls, young,
dehorned and rine
also, bred heifers. Best blood-
lines, reasonable prices. F, H.
-Bunn, Midville.

2 Reg. Angus bulls, 8 mos.
and 18 mos. old, $125. :
$200. respectively. J. M. Lips-
comb, c/o Shellhorse Furn.
Co., Cartersville.

2

heifer
registered, one is RWR
vender 3 D, other Dandolyn
Augusta May. Both priced at
almost beef prices. Millard W.
oo Rt. 1, Jefferson-
ville.

Two 15/16 Santa Gertrudis
bulls, 5 mos. old, eligible for
S-Bar Registration, $150. ea.;
Reg. Santa Gertrudis bull. 33
mos. old, all papers, Cert. by
King Ranch. Approx.
ibs., $750. Jack Crowder, c/o
Melody Brook Farm, Windy
Pe Rd., Marietta, Ph. HE. 5-

Reg.

registered,

son,

23c _ Ib.
Anderson,
Ph, 731-XW.

$100. ea. Ail

pulls, 12, 14
and 16 mos. old, calfhood vac-
cinated, from clean herd, $180.
ea. with papers at farm, F. W.
Phillips, c/o Westover Farm,
Kennesaw, Ph. 428-2959
(Marietta).

Reg. Charbray bulls,
10 mos. to 3 yrs. old. M.
Key, Rt. 2. Box 373-K, Van-
derbilt Dr., Albany, Ph. HE.
2-0676.

22 Black Angus cows, not
calved this year,
bred to Reg. male. Can de-
liver. Ben H. Parks. Box 556,
Gainesville, Ph. LE.
nights.

One good Jersey milch cow,
now giving milk. A. E
Rt. 7, Goodall Mill Rd.,
Macon, Ph. SH. 5-7970.

7 good feeder steers, poll-
ed type,
cond., about 700 lbs. average,
at my barn.

Reg. Black Angus bulls,
Eileenmere bloodlines, halter
broke, gentle, old enough for
light service. Hubert Brown,
Rt. 2. Duluth, Ph. GR. 6-3679.

Reg. Black Angus bulls, 17
to 21 mos. old, grandsons of
Eileenmere 500 and 1,100, all
papers transferred together
with 4 generations pedigree
papers. Gentle, halter broke,
$350. to $400. Estate of Fred
B. Wilson, by Edgar Lee
Nalley, PO Box 1188, Dca-
tur, Ph. ME. 4-3363.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

Buckskin horse, very gen-
tle, $75.; also, western sad-
dle, $60. Arthur Chapman,
Rt. 2, Columbus Rd., Macon,
Ph. SH. 3-3420. (no collect
calls). 4

Bay Mare, 6 yrs. old with
2 mo. filly at side, both gen-
tle, filly halter broke. See by
appointment, Grace Stallings,
Rt. 2, Conyers, Ph, 483-8248
after 6:30 PM _ except Wed.
and Sun.

Nice black mare (come
when called), very gentle,
about 7 yrs. old, Johnny Mo-
ney, Rt. 1, Suwanee, Ph. 476- |
2458 (Duluth). 7



Mammoth and outstanding
Reg. horned Hereford bull,
Calved April 14, 1954, well
tamed and halter broken, de-
scendant of well known Larry
Domino 50 and Baca R Domi-
no 33. Selling to prevent in-

Ground.

RITOUD Ce ores eae ee

15 young Angus bulls, best
bloodlines, from production
tested bulls and cows, $140.
to $175.; 25 Angus heifers,
without papers, but from
purebred herd, few pasture
bred to fine bull, $130 to $160.
Elzia Hayes, c/o Model Farm.
Rt. 1, Sharpsburg, Ph. AL. 3-
4558 (Newnan):.

Swine

Feeder pigs. 60 to 75 lbs.,
Landrace and Duroc crossed,
$12.50 ea. A. C. Beckwith, Rt.
1, Austell, Ph. 948-5488.

Seven, 6 wks. old, Tams-
worth and Berkshire pigs, $10.
oe Dewey K. Collins, Blairs-
ville.

Reg. Spotted Poland China
boars and gilts, readv for ser-
vice, treated, health cert. fur-
nished, some outstanding
brood gilts, best breeding.
Will Ship. Quitman Barrs,
Eastman, Ph. 374-3800.

Reg. Landrace boar pigs. 8
wks. old, of superior quality
and from a FFA swine pro-
ject, sows breeding, sire Lof-
lins Thondheim 57-16900,
dam Loflins Carnation V-57-
16899. Located near Pig Par-
lor Restaurant on Hwy. 23, be-
tween Buford and Suwanee.
Raymond L. Tucker, Rt. 1.
Buford.

Booking orders for Reg.
Spotted Poland China pigs,
ready Oct. 27, good bloodline,
will Reg. in buyers name; al-
so, want to trade one boar



.|pigs for breeding purposes.

Hugh Westbrook, Rt. 1, Cave



Spring.

breeding. Carl Roberts, Ball

Good mare mule about l=
100 Ibs. $90. until Oct: 15,-**
Write before coming. Located ~
9 mi. N. of Waynesboro on
Hwy. 56. W. B. Bethune, Mc-
Bean.

5 nice Shetland pony mares,
3-5 yrs. old, all have filly
colts by side, bred back to
Reg. sorrel stallion. One snow
white filly, 1 yr. old. Will sell
all together or separate. See
and make offer. Jess Hol-
poe Jonesboro, Ph. GR. 8-

Real nice black mare, 1,100
Ibs., plows good, gentle and
is fat and nice looking. H. G,
Brock, Rt. 4, Carrollton, Ph.
TE. 2-6034.

6 yr. old red gelding with
blaze face, hand tooled Mex-
ican saddle, bridle and blan-
ket, $185. Jody Parker, 1733
Valencia Rd., Decatur, Ph.
DR. 8-2454.

4 yr. old, 40 in. black
Shetland stud, broke to ride
and drive, $125.; also, small
bred jennies, $85.ea.; two, 5
mo. old, jenny colts, $45. ea.
Will trade all or any part for
cows of equal value. Dr. E. E.
Ealum, 204 E. Oglethorpe
eres Savannah, Ph. AD. 2-
1 "

Buckskin Quarter type
mare, nice show tack, plated
with silver, includes saddle,
bridle, breast collar, hip drops,
scarape, and corona, $450.
Sally Forrester, 2572 Law-
renceville Hwy., Decatur, Ph.
443-5853.

7 yr. old, 5 gaited gelding,
true black, flawless confor-
mation, $250. for quick sale;
Arabian gelding, 6 yrs. old,
good conformation, easy to
handle; also, 2 jet black twin
ponies, $95. ea. or complete
with bridles and_ saddles,
$120. ea. J. W. VanHorn, 4457
Covington Hwy., Decatur, Ph.







BU. 9-5798.










ea. at my farm; also, 16 hole ~~

M. M. Newsome, Sandersville, ;









See













eee obud:
; Boy, 1
_.. horse, one of the most consis-
_. tent and outstanding stallions
~ now

- College Park, Ph.

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~ Livestock

FOR SALE





Horses, Mules & Ponies

White filly from Albino
mare. M. L. Nelson. Box 352.
Oglethorpe.





Nice, young, 3 yr. old Shet-

_jand pony and western sad-
dle and bridle, $150. Mrs. J.

W. Suggs, Fairburn, Ph. 964-
7349.



Black
Walking

Buddys

Reg. Tenn.

showing. Roy Dorsey,
2561 Bohler Rd., NW, Atlan-
fa=d;- Ph: Che -7=tih5-

Reg. Tenn. Walking mares
and colts, $200. ea. Colts sired
by Rising Sunday Sun, mares
bred back to him. Elizabeth
Price, 3131-B Lees Mill Rd.,
767-4670.

2 real saddle horses. H. W.
Keese, Rt. 5, Cuthbert, Ph.
RE. 2-2904.

Donkey, gentle to ride and

work, 3 yrs. old, buggy and
harness, all for $125. Irvin T.



_ Miller, RR. 9, Gainesville.



Saddle horse, gaited, $165..
western saddle and_ bridle,
$45. Pastured in Roswell.
Harry M. McCollister, 499
Greencove Lane, SE, Atlanta,
Ph. DR. 8-5108 after 7 PM.

2 yr. old mare colt, $125.
Samuel Sherwood Rt. 1, Mc-
Donough.

Small mare, about 900 Ibs.,
9 yrs. old very gentle, no bad

habits, ridden by 14 yr. old

girl, has 5 mo. old filly by
side, mare, $150., both, $225.
Miss Julianne Raines. Ri. 2,
Ashburn, Ph. 567-3735.

At Stud: At Midnight, Go|-

Boys Command and Society
Dot, 3 of the best blooded
Tenn. Walking horses in
America. Book your mares
for early spring breeding. A.
W. Gay, Johnsons Ferry Rd.,
Sandy Springs (just across the

river from Sand Springs).
Ph: 427-9188. -

~ At Stud: Hedels Noble
Peavine, Reg. Ne. 35741, 5

gaited American saddle horse,
classic bay with black mane
and tail. Addison Terry, c/o
Briar Patch, Covington, Ph.

186-7613.

Sheep and Goats

50 nice ewes, some thor-
oughbred Cheviots. $10. ea:
E. F. Dean, Odum (one 341, 1
mi. from Odum).

Goat (castrated), cart and
harness, godd cond., goat is
large and very gentle for chil-
dren of any age, first $35. Dr.

. H. Lee, Box 437, Jasper,
Ph. 636-0998 (Atlanta).

This springs lambs, one
male and one female, good
stock, $15. ea. Mr. James Wil-
kerson, 3418 LaVista Rd., Ph.
938-2431.

60 young native ewes, bred
early to purebred and Reg.
rams, $10. ea. F. N. Belk, Rt.
1, Trenton.

Good milk goat, giving 3
ats. per day, voung, first kid,
thoroughbred Nubian and Sa-
anan. G. R. Williams. 1398
Canooche Dr., Atlanta 19, Ph.
233-8890.

Livestock

WANTED

cn

Want one Beltsville boar,
prefer one beginning service,
but will consider younger one.

Gray Andrews, Roberta.

Want Toggenburg milk
goat, no horns, with first kid
or soon to freshen. S. R.
Snipes, Rt. 2, Commerce.

Want nice Nubian buck,
prefer to be Reg. but pure-
bred Nubian will do. dont
Want one with horns or any
terile buck. Jacob S. Heaton,
\mericus.



ict Ne NM, teeta cy TA
_ Want milch cow and year-
ng. Must be near LaGrange
yr Hogansville and reason-
bly vriced. Rev. B. W. Mil-
ier, Rt. 2, Hogansville.

boar. Must be registered. John
Howard Elder, Flat Rock Rd.,
Watkinsville.

Want 5 or 6 grade Black
Angus springers or cows with
young calves. R. A. Carruth,
Rt. 1, Roswell, Ph. 993-2271.

Game & Fowl

FOR SALE



1961 India Blue Peafowl,
nearly grown, .$20.00; pr.
white Crest Kaly pheasants,
$12.00 pr.; Reeves, $6.00 pr.;
Silvers and Goldens unsexed,
$2.00 ea.; Elliott pheasant
hens, $17.50 ea. Will trade one
Elliott hen for one Elliott cock.
S. J. Griener, 1394 Northwest
Dr., NW, Atlanta 1..

White pheasants, $5.00 pr.;
Mutants, 1961 hatch, $1.00 ea.:
also, bantam hens, 50c ea. Will
ship any where. J. H. Roque-
more, Rt. 2, Americus.

Grown Chukar partridges,
$4.00 pr.; Blue Seale quail,
$5.00 pr. or will trade a few
prs. for doves. L. W. McBur-
ney, 2109 Bungalow Rd., Au-
gusta.

25 fine healthy Chukar par-
tridges, May hatches, Sell any
part or all. R. A. Patterson, 78
Claire Dr., SE, Atlanta 15, Ph.
MA. 7-5618.

Racing homer pigeons, $4.00
pr., all cols., mated, seamless
banded; young birds not train-
ed, seamless banded, $1.50 ea.,
all cols. Send money order or
check with order. Birds ship-
ped Railway Exp. collect. Ar-
thur Lee Briscoe, 2024 Ken-
nedy Dr. Augusta.

25 white and red pigeons,
mixed, 50c ea. N. G. Forester,
Rt. 2, Buford.

Fantail pigeons, cols. in
white, blue, black, yellow and
red, Young birds of good qual-
ity, $2.00 ea. Will ship 6 or
more. Jerry Gretencord, 3058







Brook Drive, Decatur, Ph.
ME. 4-8540.
Homer and common pi-

geons, mixed, 25c.; purebred
Silver Spangled Hamburg
roosters, spring hatch, $2.00
ea.; 2 pr. young grown Mus-
covy ducks, $3.00 pr.; 3 green
headed purebred Mallard
drakes, $2.00 ea. Mrs. B. H.
Durden, Rt. 1, Odum.

Purebred racing Homers,
Sion strain, Ped. papers for all
birds, breeders, $25.00; 1961
.youngsters, $5.00 ea.; also
white King youngsters, $2.50
pr. Wallace Neal, 530 Sand-
iowa Rd., Marietta, Ph. 428-
025.

See ane

White Fantail pigeons,
breeders, show type, $5.00 pr.;
utility white King. breeders.
$3.00 pr. Will ship 2 or more
pr.. Exp. Col. W. W. Capes,
2197 Colonial Dr., Atlanta 19.

Young American Giant Ho-
mer pigeons, $8 pr. in black,
black splash and brown splash.
Ship Exp. Col. Malcolm Ku-
ter, Box 155, Austell, Ph. 943-
5022 (Powder Springs).

300 Bobwhite quail, extra
large; also, Chukar partridge
and Ringneck -pheasants. Per.
90. George Blalock, Grove-
town, Ph. RE. 6-2241.

Bobwhite quail, 1 to 16 wks.
old, priced according to age:
also, some older birds. Per.
172. Willie Gaultney, PO Box
36, Reynolds, Ph. TI. 7-4555.





Brennan, 207 So.
Americus, Ph. 2349.
Northern Bobwhite quail,
12 - 14 wks. old, $1.00 ea.;
young birds priced according
to age. Per. 19. Byron M. Da-
vis, 2008 Dodson Dr., SW, At-
lanta 11, Ph. DI. 4-2305.
Extra large 1960-61 breed
er quail, weighing up to 10
and 1/8ths ounces or four
ounces larger than average.
Improved 41 yrs. Will pay $10
pr. for unrelated superior
quail. Free color photos of
champions and weight certi-

Lee St.,





ficates. Per. 27. Wm. A. Tho-

mas, Box K. 421 Mark Bldg.,
Atlanta 3, Ph. MU. 8-0866,

Want Spolted Poland China|

Bobwhite quail, full grown: FOR SALE
also, young birds of various
fhe: qosonably priced. Quan-| Araucanus (Easter -E g g)
tities limited. Per, 22. W. W. chickens, some now laying

Northern Bobwhite quail, 3
wks. old, 35c ea.; older birds
priced according to age; 1961
early hatched, $2.50 or.; 16 wk.
old birds, $1.00 pr. Per. 32. A.
N. Reeve, 7866 Roswell Rd.,



Rt. 1, Dunwoody, Ph. 993-
4020.

150 Chukars, flight condi-
tioned, ready for release or

breeding. Per. 94. J. L. Tay-
lor, Taylors Mill Rd., Fort
Valley. ~

15 pr. fine breeder quail,
large birds and heavy layers,
$25.00 for lot. Per. 78 H. O.
Richards, 2405 Boulevard Dr.,
si, Atlanta 17; Ph. DR *3-
5418.

Ped. N. Z. White Junior
stock, from best bloodlines,
selected for foundation breed-
ers. Ped. Certificate furnished,
$5.00 ea. and up. Will ship.
R. Lamar Brantley, Rt. 2, Box
79, Wrightsville.

Young and old white rab-
bits. Donald Mims, 1290 Star
Dre Atlanta 19;..Ph. Cbs 77
2621. y

One N. Z. white buck rab-
bit, 2-1/2 yrs. old, $2.00 if
taken at once. Jimmy Chand-
ler, 3131 E. Shadowlawn Ave.,
NE, Atlanta 5, Ph. CE. 7-1713.

White rabbits, 4 does and
one buck. cheap. Gene Lee,
3177 Mt. Olive Rd., East Point,
Ph. PO. 6-9962.

Ped. Black Dutch doe and
6 baby rabbits, 3 are Tortose
and 3 are black: also, one
grown black mixed rabbit.
Jim MecWhite, 666 Sherwood
Rd., NE, Atlanta 9, Ph. TR.
3-3640. .

One Calif. doe with 7 ba-
bies; also, 2 Belgium bucks,
all for $15.00. Billy Paine, Rt.
2, Bishop Cir., Austell, Ph.
946-2927. :

ERE ees bene

3.N. Z. white does and 2
Calif. crosses and one Calif.
buck, all for $10.00. Will not
ship. Irvin T, Miller, Rt. 9,
Gainesville.

6 young rabbits, 75c ea: 2
white bucks and one white
doe, $1.50 ea. Robert Lara-
more, 1852 West Vesta Ave.,
College Park, Ph. PO, 7-5455.

Mixed col. rabbits, $1.00 ea.
af my place: also, want to
trade Ringneck pheasants for
Ringneck or white doves. Ben
Tanner, Pinewood Dr. M. R.
Milledgeville, Ph. 452-3640,
_One pr. N. Z. White rabbits,
$6.00; 7 young, $1.25 ea. -2
bulk feeders and 2 cages, $5.
George Morgan III, Rt, 6,
Morgan Rd., Marietta, Ph.
427-1039. =

Guinea pigs, ready to mate,
$1.00 ea.; few Dutch rabbits.
$1.00 ea. Send Money Orders.
No Sunday Sales. Ship Exp.
Collect. Buster Davis, Rt. A.
Acworth.





stub eat eM DUSS i porag cielo we ler

Guinea pigs for quick sale,
4 full grown, 2 half grown
and 2 babies just 4 days old
(born in Sept.), $15.00 for lot.
Will have to have something to
ship them in. Mrs. W. F. Grif-
fin, Rt. 2, Thomasville 3.

Guinea pigs: one grown
male, $2.00; one grown fe-

male, to have young soon,
$2; 3 young males, $1.00 ea.
or all for $5.00; also, pens, $3
ea. C. R. Philpot, 2377 Sum-
mit Ave., NW, Atlanta 18, Ph.
SY. 4-0009.

Poultry





blue eggs. $2.50 ea: some
smaller, laying soon, $1.25 ea.;
some still younger, 75c ea.; al-
so, Bulldog type dark Cornish
bantam hens and roosters,.
grown ones, $1.25; younger,





75 ea. Cheaper for lot. Send
money order, check, or Ship
Exp. Col. Danya White, 140
Davies Dr., Cartersville.



Hobson Brown Reds an d
some nice April hatch Brown
Grey stags and pullets, all
pen bred from proven stock;
also, few 17 mo. old layers of
high production quality f o r
sale. A. S. Darnell, Rt. 6, Shal-

?| Miss Cora B. Patterson, Rt. 1,



Purebred banta Whit
Silkies and white Crested Pi
lish, March 1961 hatch, he

ea. Mrs. F. E. Newton, 211
Stone St., Waynesboro.

Bantams, show type, cheap;
Jap Silkies, white Cochins,
Silver Duckwing, BB Reds,
dark Cornish, all blue ribbon
strain. Cannot ship. 8 W. Leg-
horn pullets laving. Mrs. J. E.
Carter, Box 487, McMurry

4-1388.

One pr. Silkies, $4.00: one
pr. Golden Sebrights. $2.00.
John Pray, Box 14, Cedar-
town.

Golden Seabright bantams,

farm. M. M. Newsome, San-
dersville, Ph. 3856.

5 Buff Cochin bantam hens,
soon be laying, $1.25 ea. or
$1.00 ea, for entire lot. Will
not, Ship. Pat. Long. Rt, 1;
Grayson, Ph. TH. 3-4895.

Pure show birds in ban-
tams: S. D. W. B. B. Reds,
white O. E. Games, $2.50: S. S.
Sebright, G. Sebrights, $10.00
trio; D. Cornish, 8 hens, cock,
$20.00; W. Chinese geese, $3.50
ea. H. M. Adams, Douglasville.





1 rooster, good setters a n d

1668 Campbellton Rd., SW,
Atlanta 11 (at Poole Drive).

Trio White Laced Red Bull-
dog bantams, $6.00; trio Dark
Cornish, $7.00; baby bantams.
$2.50 doz. Lockard Bell, 2677
|Pharr Rd., NE, Atlanta 17, Ph.

DR. 7-4390. :

Old English game bantams
in prs., in Black Breasted Red.
Silver Duckwing,
and Black; also, young Silk-.
ies, $1.50 pr.; old pair, $3.00.

Tucker Rd., Doraville.



ins Spangled Pit Game ban-
tams, $5.00 pr.; $7.50 trio,
Good ones from champion
birds. Fred Thompson, Done-~
Rovin Farm, Clarkston, Ph.
HI. 3-9147.

3 trio purebred, heavy type,
unrelated Dark Cornish chick-
ens, $7.25 trio (2 hens, 1 cock-
erel). Money order only: al-
so, hatching eggs from same.

Box 35, Ty Ty.

6 Dark. Cornish pullets, one
rooster, early hatch bantams,
not Bulldog strain, $1.00 ea.
at my place. S. R. Snipes, Rt.
2, Commerce. ioe

PureDark Cornish cocker-
els, $2.00 ea, at my farm.
Write before coming, they are
on free range. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

Rhode Island Red cockerels
nearly grown, $3.00 ea: 2
pullets and cockerel, $7.00.
Mrs. Don Donaldson, 726 Can-
Brae St., Decatur, Ph. DR, 3-
2405.

45 pure Madigin Claret
game fowl, all sizes, absolute-
ly dead game from ordered
stock. Sold only if entire stock
is purchased. Cannot deliver.
David Kent, Marble Hill.

10 assorted purebred layers,
$10.00; 2 roosters and 1 pul-
let, white Crested Black Po-
lish, $1.00 ea.; one Silver
Spangled Hamburg rooster,
$3.00 with special exhibitign
qualities: trio Hamburgs, $5.
Standard sized. Contact be-
fore coming. David Devers, Rt.
6. Moultrie. :

ocd cease SER dems ee hese ee
2 Golden Sebright roosters
and 4 pullets from show stock,
trios, $4.00. Will ship Exp.
Col. Send money order. Nor-
man C. Loudermilk, 820 Ponce
de Leon Pl., N. E. Atlanta 6,
Ph. TR. 6-3582.

ee cds
360 nice healthy DeKalb
Leghorn hens, been in pro-



laying, cocks or hens, $1.50

Dr., SW, Atlanta 11, Ph. DI. t

roosters and hens, $1.50 ea. at};

-| Warthen.

9 common bantam hens and|

layers, $4.50 for lot. Come af-|R
|ter. Mrs. Ruby Blankenship,

Spangled | _

John M. Wolf. 4293 Chamblee}

Light Brahma, White Coch- |





































































Rt. 1, Box 336, ;
Columbus. .

445 old Dixie
View, Ph. PO. 1
a) Seen aay

Muscovy duck
ages and mixed g:
kens, $1.00 ea. Ray F.
4864 Stagecoach
wood, Ph. GR. 4

75 speckled Gui
hatch (grown), $1.50
not ship. W. Lam

75 - 100 Bronze
$1.50 to $5.00 ea.
special price for th
Hagerty, Hastings
Rt. 2, Hampton.



oy A. Dorsey, 25
Rd. NW, Atlanta 5, P
LULSS ees
Want 15 or 20 B
horn pullets, 6 or 7
within 50 mi. of Dublin
price. B. H. Samples,

FOR SAL

Rt. 6, Box
2-0289.

Reseeding Crimson
sacked in dbl. bags, |
98.98 pct., Germ. 90 pe
r hundred Ibs. Ne
Johnson, Warrenton.

_ Moregrain oats, G
pet. Test 35, $1.00 b
at bin. John S. Mont
Rt. 1, Reynolds. Ph. TI 7

Smut free (field fr
smut), Davies Barley,
ed from Foundation, 1st.
eration breeder seed. Lim
amount available. Germ.
., $3.85 bu. FOB farm
gene M. Callaway, Rayl
Biss 27895.

Cokers Moregrain o
Germ. 93 pct., clean, ;
and excellent for seedin
Fall, $1.00 bu. in bulk 1]
my farm. Russell Montgome
Ph. TI 7-4226. a



Fescue seed: Ky. 31.
Fescue, 1961 crop. 99.50
Ib. $20.00 per 100 lbs. M
C. Allred, R, R. 1, Mar
Ph. 428-1104, : Ste

Sunflower s ee d, strij
kind, 25c lb. FOB. J. B.
ris, 219 Chambers St..
Rossville. s

Reg. Explorer Strain Abr
zi rye, Germ. 87 pct., Pur
99.56 pct. $3.50 bu. W. H. Wi
son, Rt. 1, Albany; Ph.
5-4038.

12,000 lbs. 1961 crop No.
Reseeding Crimson Clov
seed. (reseeding on my fa
20 yrs.) Tested, pure sg
99.12 pet.. Germ. 85 pet.
lb. FOB; 23c lb. per 1,000 I

OU. chtte 2,

: Thomaston.
647-3688.



duction less than one yr., lay-
ing good new, 75c ea. Ralph
Free, Talking Rock, Ph. OX.
8-2547.

a es a Mie
Babcock white Leghorn pul-
lets, 15 - 20 wks. old, $1.50
ea. in lots of 100 or more;
Dixie whites in heavies, 16-20
wks. old, $1.50 ea. in lots of
100 or more, T. W. Morrison,







lowford Rd., Marietta, Ph, 428-
1946, ; :

RI. 2-2361.

White nest or multiplyin
Onion sets, $1.75 gal.,
postage. Mrs. R. M. Vi
Rt. 2, Quitman.

Old fashioned white
onions, tender, sweet k:
large clusters to bunch, so











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