Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1962 December 26

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Georgia

Marke

Phil Campbell,








Farmers

ulletin |

Commissioner





ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1962

NUMBER 17








































ORGIA

National Tobacco Industry Ad-
ommittee met in Washington on
r 19 and 20 and, recommended

f course, is a serious threat to
farmers of Georgia as prac-
of Georgia tobacco is treated
0 to control suckers.

ote in the National committee
or and 2 against. These two dis-
votes belong to Georgias own
atives on the advisory commit-
pointed by Secretary Orville L.
orgia members are David

White man,

me Hon Ss. ia:
man, age 47, wants} farm.

ce raising broilers,
ns, on shares. Have
erience, also paint
ie carpenter work.

. Summerville.

: ; license. Can take cattle or hog
actor and truck and farm. Will need 4-5 R. house
oo tarnished furnished. Boys are

up most farm ma-
Need



























1 pendable man,
as caretaker farm-
OV!
or as meat cutter,
ise with running wa- SeeeeyOUe
furnished kitchen. Do

_H. C. Powell, Rt.|as Caretaker of



d wife, exp. in to-

b on farm near Bax-| 4 Atianta.



seorgia







AK OUT DI
gia Committee Members
idual Tobacco Farmers,

approved this



exp. in any
type milking mach.,

(on Johns Bridge Rd).

_ ite, single a yrs, | Lanta,
5 of age, wants job at once on
ae ag ana poultry or dairy farm with
ico Y-) Sunge ss Have werd

< as many as 54 cows, and 7,-

work, chicken | 999 layers. My habits are few.
tractor dtiver, Need James Wood, 135 O Street,

Retired couple wants place

iixp. dairy foreman, 6 yrs.

County Prison, Jesup.

AST OF THE MISSISSIPPI





These two representatives are also re-
presentatives in the Georgia Legislature
respectively for Colquitt and Coffee
County.

Representatives Newton and Milhol-
lin are to be congratulated for their stand
in the face of such odds. As a result of
their protest and the many, many Geor-
gia tobacco farmers who wrote letters,
sent wires and phoned protests, hearings
are now being held in the Southern States
to determine the fate of tobacco treated

with MH-30.

If Georgia farmers had not been so
prompt and aggressive in their stand
against this recommendation, it is prob-
able that Secretary Freeman would have
recommendation and it
would have passed into law without these
hearings. oe

Since learning of the recommenda-
tion of the National Tobacco Industry Ad-

visory Committee to Secretary Freeman,

Ihave made an effort to determine if tech-
nical personnel of the USDA have any
authoritative evidence which proves that

MH-30 has an adverse affect on tobacco.
I have thus far been unable to obtain

White man, 37, wants job

in first letter. Charlie Mur-



WANTED

Want Christian widow or

ty).







thorpe Hwy:, Hinesville.











Want farm maintenance
mill . ch wants | tending to 5,000 or 6,000 lay-|iman able to do ordinary me-| So.
job milking in dairy. Need 4!ing hens, exp., sober, honest | chanical work, simple weld-| worker as well as foreman.
R. house wired for stove and|and dependable. Will work ing, etc.. Must be in good phy-| Man with knowledge of gen-
running water. Charles House, | for reasonable weekly salary, | sical cond., able to drive trac-| eral farm equipment and ex=
: S Rt. 4, Marietta (4 Mi. from|on year around basis for per-|tor and do other farm work. perienced in corn, peanut, and
Le _| Marietta on Hwy. 120 West|son who does not drink. Need| Good house

. Moore,
Coun-| MA. 9-6929 (Calhoun).

: Man with wife wanted to|cups on i
u G Widow woman needs man/work on poultry farm and|house, school bus and mail
a one dairy, now ee as end we to eee ipa drive tractor, must be ore
ounty prison guard, wants|farm, and would like middle-|honest and willing to work. 7 aC aaah ars
dairy work. Can give refer-|aged couple to live with me.|State references. No collect| 1 13 mi. ou ee Svat
ences. L. f. Phillips, Wayne) Mrs. Ethel Mullis, 706 Ogle-| calls. O. B. Hooks, Lexsy, Ph.|near 20th ce

562-2133.

. FOREST LANDS

1H-30_ ISSUE

any conclusive evidence that this chemi-
cal reduces the quality of tobacco,

Georgia tobacco farmers feel strong-
ly, and in this opinion I concur, that MH-
30 has no adverse affect on old time to-
bacco varieties grown by Georgia farmers
and therefore, it should not be discounted
on this basis as has been recommended
by the committee.

It is a known fact that buyers show
great preference for type 14 flu-cured to-
bacco (most of which has been treated
with MH-30) with very little of this type
tobacco going into that stabilization pro-
gram, \

Georgians are fortunate to have two
able representatives on the National To-
baeco Industry Advisory Committee. This
is especially true since Georgia tobacco
farmers have the unique ability to con-
tinue to produce the old time tobacco
variety which are so popular with the
buyers. This also makes Georgia tobacco
problems unique in that other tobacco
producing states grow varieties unlike
Georgia tobacco and, therefore, do not
have our problems.

Want working foreman for
Georgia farm who is

available on|,general row crop farming, and

Chastains Dairy|to be moved to 3-4 R. house.| school bus route. No drink-| with small family. No. drink-

ae Ready to start work anytime,jers. Jack Willis, Rt. 2, Folk-|ers considered. Have house
oF White ean and and family for right party. State details} ston. :
wants job on farm. Have

-|with plumbing and elec. on

Want unencumbered. white sch. bus and mail Rt. Give
graded eggs for 5 yrs. Have| 0m, Rt 3, Dogwood Dr. oman with no bad habits,|@8e. number in family, and
good character and congenial, stars tices dm first detier. bess
White single man, age 56,|to do light farm chores and ee Varn, eae Box 530, Al-
13 and | wants job on chicken, cattle |housework. Good home and|' ae Ph. :
with nice peo-|10;,@nd husband can work.} or hog farm, and will look| salary for right person. Send | Collect).
ane Wen Will need to be moved. Mrs.| after elderly persons and do eharacter references. Mrs.
+. 1, Armuchee, | =. S. Bowles, Rt. 1, Noreross, | light fam work. W. B.Mason,|/Iyan Guthrie, 1731 Boulder-|_ id. smaik Paani oe
Be : 203% Whitehall St., SW, At-| view Dr., SH; Atlanta 16. Se Oe ee oats

5-8621 (not.



Want white man, 38 to 48



son 16 yrs, or older, to work

Want white woman over 40] with him, who will move en

: who doesnt drink or smoke,jmy place around middle of

to live on farm as one of fam-| Feb. to work all of 1963. Both

; Farm Hel _ {ily and take care of 2 girls,] must know how to run trac-

|age 3 yrs. and 6 mos., and do|tor and separate farm mach-

light farm work for salary|inery, hay baler, mower, pe-

and own room. Will pay bus|can spray mach., etc. Raise

fare. Mrs. Mildred Young, Rt.|pecans, hay and cattle, no

1, Cumming. : : ; Loe

i \ 1 estate, OF| middle age lady who can live} Want married .man with|for elec. good salary. S.J.

Pearson, Bain- small beef farm. Must have in, do very light farm chores, | small family to raise crops on ee Rt. 3, Macon, Ph. 788-
: : nice living quarters near] plus cooking and some house|commission basis. 7 R. house | 2979:

small town with markets.| work. Will pay. $50. mo. sal-/available on School bus rt.

pe Have personal income. J. B. . Mrs. A Gibs Tun- G
turpentine work |Tanner, P.O. Box 10652, Sta.|nerville (labershare "Coun. |Mee

row crops. 5 R. house wired





Want a good sober man to
work for wages part time and
work 2 or 3 thousand Virgin
halves. Excellent



Resaca, Ph.

route by doorl, line on hwy.

ry nite club.
Twin City.






Phillip Eden

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Farm Help

WANTED



Want white labor to work
6,000 round turpentine trees.
Will furnish house and give
40 pct. Party must have oth-
er income. No drunks or dead
beats. Clarence Brown, Hel-
ena,

Want sober man and wife
not over 55 yrs. to raise
broilers on halves, experienc-
ed. Have 9,000 capacity house,
profit divided aftr expenses
paid. Chicken house will be
empty about Jan. 15. Have
about 6 acres land and 4 R.
house wired for elec. stove,

_ and water. Dollie Garrett, Rt.
1, Box 43, Dahlonega.

Equipment

FOR SALE







250 gal. stainless steel
Craft milk tank, like new,
priced right. Louise McKin-
Jey, Rt. 3, Greensboro, Ph.
489-2248 (Union Point).

250 gal. L. P. gas tank, Can
be used above or under
ground, gocd condition. C. Z.

- Burdett, Rt. 2, 138 Hwy.,
Stockbridge, Ph. 474-4398.

_ 1957 F-600 Ford truck, 174
in. whl. base, 2 speed axle,
-f00d cond.; GMC 6 X 6 ten
wheeler, 6 whl. drive and
winch on front, good shape
tnd good tires, $995. Mrs.
Ruth Yancey, Talbotton, Ph.
665-3359.

4 used oil burner heater
units: 3 - 200,000 BTU; 1 -
500,000 BTU., suitable in met-
al drum for space heating
chicken house, $50. ea. unit.

. . Duke, 565 Cresthill
Ave., N.E., Atlanta 6.
Complete Blue fertilizer
distributor with additional
top: auger installed, $3555 a6
sorted sweeps, $1. ea.: 4 disc
hillers, $3. ea.; 740 Ford
tractor with all equipment,
$1500... or small equity and
take over payments with C &
S Bank. Must. sell quickly.



Contact W. J. Register, Rt, 1,| $15

Box 163, Ray City.





Two 12-ply tires, 11000 X
20, fair tread, $20. Louis Tate,
Chatooga County, Cloudland.

Peanut weeder, 8 ft., $20.;
fertilizer distributor, $15.; fits
Super Farmall tractor
sizes 100 - 130 - 140. A. H.
EDalzo, 1510 E. Washington
St., Nashville.

Wizard wood saw with 4 M
saw suitable for cutting stove

frame, light to carry, $20. T.
M. Webb, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

1957 Crawler front end
loader, International. TD-6,
$3,000. O. S. Ragsdale, Jr.,
2706 Roswell Rd., Marietta,
Ph. 428-4326.

Set of farm tools, mule
drawn, consists of Cole plan-
ter, good as new, turning
plow, shovel] stock and other
plows used on it, many prac-
tically new. Will Whithed, Rit.
1, Stapleton.

178 metal rabbit hutches





.|equipped with metal feeders

and dew-drop water system,
$3. per hele, or $2.50 per hole
for all 178. Will not ship.
Also, will trade for broiler
equip, T. R. Padgett, Upper
Hembree Rd., Roswell.

3 roller cane mill in iron
frame; also, 100 gal. syrup
kettle for sale. Mrs. Allen
Paulk, 804 Stillwater Ts,
Valdosta.

1958 4 whl. drive Willys
Jeep; 10 ton hydraulic jack,
$17.50; portable. blacksmith
forge $12.50; 30 in. drag type
dise harrow, $10.: Lincoln air
grease gun, high pressure at
fitting for harrows, trucks
ete. $75. Fletcher Willoughby,
Waco. ;



2 wheel trailer, pickup
truck body with steck body,
good for farm use or hauling,
for sale or trade for corn.
William: Hi Milur, Rt; - 1,
Cumming, Ph. 877-5764.

TD-18-A Crawler tractor,
equipped with dozer blade,
cable operated, 12 ft. wide,
double -drum winch. Guy P.
Burgess, Bogart.

2 to 3 hundred ft. used
poultry wire, 1 in. mesh, 5 ft.







section, laying cage,
15. Joel W. Hall
$70, P,

wood, has 45 degree angle

high; also, one 10 ft., 12 cage st

Super M. TT. Farmall A.
tractor, 4 disc plow, 20 dise
harrow, John Deere A. tract-
or, planters and cultivators;
John Deere B. tractor, culti-.
vator, 4 dise tiller, 3 point
hitch and stalk rippers, 8 ft.
Easy-Flo spreader, 8 disc
bush and bog harrow, 6 ft.
mower for Super C. Farmall;
1946 Chev., i-42 ton, truck
with stake body; 1960 GMC
pickup truck. John Kilgore,
Rt. 1, Social Circle, Ph. 464
3510.

1950 Ford tractor, new
Covington planters and dist-
ributors and cultivating
equipment, reasonably priced.

wo Max. Me@iuing. o Rte. 32;
Hampton, Ph. 478-6566.

250 gal. Butane gas tank
ready to go, $45. Ralph
Adamson, Morrow, Ph. 478-
8391.

Lowther heavy duty, tow
type. tree planter, has protec-
tive cage, adjustable pack-
wheels, scalper arches, very
good cond.; Also, 3-point
hitch tree planter. Jack M.
Hall, Franklin Hts., Moultrie,
Phe- YU. 5=2722.

8 Blue Flame kerosene
brooders, double burners, no
stove pipes required, slightly
used, $25. ea. W. D. Mitchell,
Rt. 3, Monroe, Ph. 268-4541.

Caterpillar, 23 power cable
unit complete, for sale or will
trade for other farm machin-
ery. W. L. Chandler, P. O.
Box 1685, Athens.

3 Cly. GMC motor, 00 Frick
mill edger, all metal ball-
bearings, V_ belt drives, 2
circle saws, 2 dust chains, ail
in A-1 shape, or will trade
for well boring machine, or
other farm equipment. Henry
F. Blackman, Rt. 2, Box 342,









Griffin, Ph. 7966,



Several hundred, two yr.
old, 3-4 inch, creosote fence
posts, 40c ea.; also, barbed
wire, half price. J. L. Gibson,
Rt. 7, Macon, Ph. 788-5448.

Two large Oakes electric
brooders, $10. ea, at my
place. Mrs. C. W. Hopkins,
2893 River Rd., Decatur, Ph.
BU. 9-9682. : :







Taupment

WANTED

ML



Want D-17 and D-19 Allis
Chalmers Diesel tractor with
4-row cultivators; also have
for sale John Deere MT plan-
ter and cultivator and fast
hitch sickle bar mower. H. M.
Simpson, Rt. 3, McDonough,
Ph 38985 =:

Want 400 to 600 egg in-
cubater in perfect cond. Will
swap Oaks round incubator,
100 egg cap., or will pay cash
if price is right. No junk. J.
Homer Morgan, 405 E. Elm
St., Rockmart.





Want tracter and -equip-
ment, planters, cultivators,

bush bog harrow and or tiller,
prefer Ford or Farmall, would
consider others. Must be bar-
gain for cash. Write exactly
what you have and price, also
state directions. Clifford
Moseley, Rt. 3, Dahlonega.

that will handle at least 4



blacksmith table, saws, joint-

at reasonable price. State lo-
cation and price. W. F. Sex-
ton, Mineral Springs

Dalton, Ph. 278-3833. |

Want 3 good chicken houses
within 50 or 75 miles radius
of Douglas or Pearson. Mrs.



| Virgil McKinnon, Rt. 2, Box

139, Pearson. :



Want Farmall H. or M.
tractor in good mechanical
cond., with or without culti-
vator and planters, or harrow
and tiller. State price and lo-

Middleton, Ph. 283-2737 (af-
ter 5 p. m.). : Z



Rainbow volume gun _ for
irrigation, 5, 6 and 8 inch
tees and elbows, 45 to 90 de-
grees, 5, 6, and 8 inch suction
strainers and end plugs and
6 and 8 inch reducers, severa:
8 in. lateral tees and numer-
ous. other fittings for 5, 6 and
8 inch Rainbow voiume gun
systems, all at much less than
cost. J. W. Ivey, 512 S. Main
St., Fitzgerald, Ph. 3019.

4 disc tiller for hook-up to
Super C. Farmall tractor, 2
point hitch, like new, $75. P.
J. Lipory, Rt. 1, Hawkinsville,
Ph. 892-2578.

Electric incubator, 1500 egg
cap., $100.; Petersime hatch-
aber, Model 11-0 D 8000, 200
egg cap., used very little, per-
fect cond., $600. T. W. Morri-
son, Rt. 1, Box 107, Athens,

Big Dutchman _ automatic
feeder with 260 ft. of trough,
12, 8 ft. drinkers and 3 ccal
brooders. See at my place (2
mi. HE. Massey Creek, Camp
Ground). W. S. Sosebee, Rt.
1, Cleveland.

Allis Chalmers 2 row pl-
anter and cultivator for WD
tractor, $150, at my farm 10
mi. E. of Dublin, on Hwy 80.
J. W. Lampp, Jr., Rt. 6, Dub-
lin:

1948 one ton Ford truck,
practically new motor, not re-
built, and recently rebuilt
transmission, good cond, with
stake body, $350. L. B. Hill,
Rt. 1, Box: 216, Jonesboro.

1945 Willys jeep for sale or
will trade for clean pick-up
truck, Chev.,
model. H. W. Hulsey, Rt. 4,
Box 261, Dallas, Ph. 447-5193
(not collect).

Butane gas tank. 385 gal.
cap., priced to sell. See at my
place. H. S. Brumbeloe, 3070
King Smith Rd., S. E., Atlanta
15, Ph. MA. 7-2678. ;

For sale or trade 1961 Mor-
ris pickup truck for Chev.
pickup, or 1 ton truck in good
cond.,. 1956 or later model;
also, for sale, Maul-Reming-
ton 1 man chain saw in good
cond., $50.; cut-off saw on
cast iron stand, $15.; also, 3
oil chicken brooders, thermo-















stat eontrol, used only 2 -
es, $2 eos ate 1
O} P y

1950 to 1957}

_ Want to buy saw on wheels.

ed downward to cut trees.
Prefer one with Briggs and
Stratten motor.
and cond. Jessie

l Chambers,
Uvalda. : :



Want to trade 2-wheel farm

duty with heavy duty tires,
same as new, for garden Ro-
tiller in gocd shape. H. M.
Walker, Rt. 1, Box 104A,
Chickamauga. : :

some equipment, in good
cond, and reasonably priced.
E. R. Crowe, Union City, Ph.
964-6918. : :



Want to trade Sears piston
type electric pump for electric
welder of equal value. Pump
is in good cond., welder must
be suitable for general farm
repair work. T. R. Finley, Box
148, Waco. 4

Want two-wheel garden



L. Lewis, Route 4, Winder.



Want farm wagon, tractor
pull type, in goed cond., and
reasonably priced. James R.
Woods, Rt. 2, Pine Mountain,
Ph, 882-6580 (LaGrange).

Want WD 45 Allis Chal-
mers in need of overhaul but



| with good transmission and

backend, with or without
equipment. Tom Davis, Cave
Springs.



gas tank on top of ground.
State best price for cash,
(North of Atlanta) and cond.

Suches.



Want 1 wheel trailer, and
extra wheel with mounting.
W. M. Stout, Warm Springs.



Want used culti-packer in
good. cond., 1 row pull type
corn picker for hook up to

husker attachment); feed mill

unit on yg combined with
engine; feed mixer, grinder



tons. Must be cheap for cash. |

Terrell Swindle, Nashville, |
Ph. 9292. : 2
Want farm shop _ tools,

er post, drills or similar tools,

Rd., |m

cation. Otis Childs, Jr., Rt. 1,

One where blade can be turn- ||

trailer in perf. eond., heavy |,

Want Cub tractor with |

Want 250 to 500 gal. Butane |

Super C. International Har- |-
vester tractor (no sheller or |

3 Holstein h
1 yr. old, we
600 lbs. fo:
so, 2 your
about yr.
ibs. PF. H:

Rd, Rt.
974- 6012.

ood.
cS

Want bulk truck or body | bull

ps; os /oe
Kennesaw, P.
rietta as

service, Be
Bar None Ranch,
mi. West of Bru:
Hwy. 341),
Good gi

State price | 2

i
i

Guernsey

out J an.

tractor with turn plow and | Con]
disc harrow, over 3 H. P. Paul te

Reg. Angus b
bloodlines (19
pion), $300.

son, Heaven Re

in first letter. Willie G. Head, | 89%







nd will Reg. in ae
: harles- W. Welch,

. $25. ea. Book-
for mid-January.
ampier, Rt. 1, Box

Red Duroe male and
- old, nominated

- ars Hwy.

roc boars and gilts.
3 A. 22 2BOxe DS;
GaN ot Metter, g

bout 16 mos. se
bout Jan, 5, 1963,
heavy. producer,
Ce houts. = c/o)
i. Farm, New
. Kennesaw.

ace, service age,
gilts from pop-
M. T. oes

a, a.

Ocs, all ages, ready
our finest; also, Reg.
ives and Yorkshires,
odlines of meat type

ages. All priced to
Ursrey,

on- Hazle-
oe hog,
_ Reserve |

eds at Macon St.
3s Covmeton,

me stud, King
bred high | sorrell, P-
t of Redomita Mia,

S 9 ee
paloosa stud, white base
with brown snowflakes
Reavy white mane
yen, Phil eee
Rd., Kenne-
aa 5167 (not col-

Bland ponies: 5 yr. old
entle for children and

, fee $50. when
icked up with
rivileges, also, fine
a sell or brade, and

Ranch, Rt. 3,
: Ph he - 8083



maz ri mare Gua
. a ae mane and

5 | Quarter,

ncels.

a Ball

| large spots.

Grade and Reg.
stallion, filly and
mares, and 2 very good Ten-
nessee Walkers. E. W. Lewis,
Bar None Ranch, Pennick (15
Miles West of Brunswick, off
Hwy. 341, Ph. AM 5-3247).

- Quiet, pleasure horse for
child, or lady, to purchaser
who will give good treatment.
May try out without obliga-
tion to buy. Mrs. E. C. Davis,
Fulton Court House, Atlanta
3, Ph. JA 2-5310, ext, 232, for
appointment,

Oe Vila OLD dance gray
gelding, about 15 hands high,
$350. Eugene Gunby, Atten-
tion: Mrs. Farmer, Fulton
County Court House, Atlanta
3, Ph. JA 2-5310, ext. 231.

Small, black gelding, very
strong, Quarter bred but
racks. Top cond. Will deliver.
W. C. Davis, Rt. 1, Jonesboro,
Ph. 474-4445.

Mare pony, $100; gelding,
$85.; saddle $23.; Ige. horses:
Pinto mare, $135.: white stal-





. | lion, can be handled by child,
|real gentle, $150.; saddle $40.;
d. | saddle bags,
-}ran, Rebel Ridige Farm, Ken-

$18. Don Coch-

nesaw,

Ph. 427-1819 (Mari-
etta). eo

Golden Palomino mare, best
1962 show records in Parade
and Palomino classes in South,
royally bred, perfect color
and conformation, full white
mane and tail, and all beauty
and refinement to make her
Georgias best. Dbl. register-
ed and trained to walk, trot
and canter. Miss Ruth Bailey,
Rt. 1, Lithonia, Ph, 483-8185
(Conyers).

Three-fourth Arab gelding
pleasure horse with walk, trot
and canter, and has pleasant
rack, gray col. gentle. Mrs.
Eleanor Bailey, Rt. 1, Li-
thonia, Ph. 483-8185 (Con-



| yers).



550 lb. Welch pony with
saddle and bridle, gentle, fat
with saddle same as new, $175.
for all. R. T. Hardy, PO:
Box 162, Grovetown, Ph. RE.
3-2694.

Sheep and Goats

15 or 20 good Hampshire
ewes, bred; also, thorough-
bred ram, $12.50 ea. Ernest
Forrester, Rt. B. Ellijay.





Nice milk: goat coming

fresh, buthead, no horns; al-

so, fine:billy goat for breed-
ing stock. Frank Hodges, 3860
Cascade Rd., SW, Atlanta 11.



Pr. Black mare mules,
matched, worked together all
their lives; 2 riding plows and
all kinds of mule-drawn im-
plements and plows. Olin C.

Moon, Rt. 3, Conyers, Ph. eS

7316 (Loganville).

Small bay stud; small ay
gelding horse; 3 ponies, one
mare and 2 studs, for sale

3 | cheap. Small deposit will hold

Richard M.
, Cordele, Ph.

until ie eater
Williams, Rt.
273-9940.

Three nice ponies, $100.

ce 4 Bonile for children. Mrs.

: R. Williams, Rt. 1, Box 100,
i Valley, Ph.

GA 9-2068
(Perry). 2

_ Good work mare will work
anywhere, very gentle for
Children to handle, for sale
or trade for calves. Chester
Dodd, Rt. 1, Alto. ,

Shetland male pony, 1%
yrs. old, very gentle, rides,



Large weather goat, butt
headed and broke to harness,
very gentle and cheap. E. J.
McMahon, 1929 Cherry Red,
Augusta, Ph. RE. 3-3710.

Milk type goat with two 5
weeks old kids, $25. E. L.
Kennedy, 293 Holt Ave., Ma-
con, Ph. SH. 2-9997 (not: col-
lect).





Several Reg. French Alpine
does and one buck about. 10
mos. old; also, at stud: Reg.





French Alpine buck. F. E.
Millerd, Mara Hill Rd., Rt. 2,
Acworth, Ph, 974-6012,
Livestock
WANTED
Want to trade 2% yr old

filly, or 7 yr. old mare, both



white spotted mare in foal,
and red mare in foal, will sell
together, or separately. All
very gentle for Children. Ex-
Christmas gift. Ellis
Lankford, 323 Foster St., Car-
rollton, Ph. TE 2- 3101 (not
eollect).-



Handsome dapple gray |
Quarter horse for sale. Mike |:

Perkins, 5146 Redan Rd.,
Stone Mountain, Ph. 469- 6861.

- 2% yr. old Tennessee Walk-
ing horse, strawberry color,
gentle and broken to ride. O.
C. Netherland, Rt. 3, Louis-
ville, Ph. 3715 (Waynesboro).

Black mare mule, wt. about
1200, gentle, works anywhere,
$150. Herschel Davis, Rt. 2,
Ground (Free Home



At stud: Ren Appaloosa
stallion, white blanket with
Proven sire of
quality colts, fee $25. when
served, with return privileges;
also, Reg. Tenn. Walking

bs stallion, proven sire, fee, $25.
| when seed with return pri-

vileges. G. Tanner, 918 E.
ars St., Douglas, Ph, 384-

a 7 Reg. standard bred brood
mares, all have had foals,

:|most foals took racing records,

pulls cart and will bow/| Very gentle for children, for
1} down, -$75. for quick sale.| Whiteface calves of equal
Ideal Christmas gift. Mrs. | value. . B. Martin, 312 Fay-
James Crabtree, Winterville, | etteville Rd. Fairburn, Ph.
Ph. 769-5909. : 964-6537.
Shetland ponies: red and Want to hear from party

who has work type horse at
stud; Prefer within 75 mile

radius. R. Oetter, Gordon. .



Seed & Plants

FOR SALE



Genuine Hicks Broadleaf to-
bacco seed, Germ. 93 pet.,
samples 50c; $1. 0z.; $10. Ib.

| $25., 3 Ibs. P.P. Earl Stuckey,

Blackshear.

Large, white, Half Runner
garden beans, Germ. 95 pet.
75 cup; White, Creaseback
Cornfield beans, Germ. 91
pet., 75 cup; little, pink, 6-
wks. peanut Half Runners,
Germ. 96 pet., 75c cup; and
white Cut Shorts Cornfield
beans, Germ. 83 pct., 75 cup.
Add postage. No stamps or
checks. Mrs. Andrew Wilson,
Rt. 1, Carters.

Long, green and _ tender
Okra seed, grows to 12 inch,
Germ. 78 pct.; old-fashioned
Cornfield Cut Short beans,
Germ. 94. pct.; White Half
Runners, Germ. 91 pet.; yel-
low Corn, large, ready for
eating in 60 days, Germ. 93
pet., 50c cup; old fashioned
Garden English peas, Germ.





some bred to outstanding stal- | 98 pet., $1., eupfull; Cowhorn
lions. Priced at bargain if|and Banana pepper seed,
sold together. P. T. Patton,| Germ. 82 pct., 25c teaspoon
Shady Dale, Ph. 468-6869; full. Add postage. Mrs. Pres-
(Monticello). ; ley Fowler, Rt. 2, Ellijay.
1962 A.A.H.A. sorrell stud} Grape vines, 3, $1.; Apple
colt by Mr. Nibbles out of | and Pear trees, 2-3 ft., $1.25

Dempsey Beau mare, well
muscled with speed on both
sides; also, Appaloosa filly
coming 3 by MODES) out of
Quarter mare, both for $625.
Ivan E. Tay jor, Rt. 3, Box
345, Griffin, Ph. 88304.

2 yr. old filly, gaited, will

2,
trade or sell, $250, Louis Tate,

Chattooga Co., Cloudland,
Georgia.

_ Half: Shetland and half

Reg. horse filly, bred to Shetland,





| 232 yrs. old, $150.;. also, i
. old mare; 135., -gentle,
child I oth family
raised by dren.
; ey

* | grapevines, 4 OOS hes



ea.; seedling Peach tree seed,

3 doz., 20c;. Brown Turkey
figs, 50c ea.; black Walnut
trees, $1. ea.; 10 for $8.;

seedling pecan trees, SSlo ears
10, $8. Permit 430. Mrs. E.
B. Travis, Riverdale, Ph. 478-
7933. : :



Blue Damson plum trees,
May Cherry trees; Muscadine
catnip
bunches, horehound, 6, $1.;
blueberry bushes, 6, $1. Add
postage. Permit 295. Mis. F.
M. Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

| pet.,

am Red Raspberry
.P. Permit 312.



Streamline veep ene
Strawberry plants, $1.50
mixed small gourd seed, 25
pkg. Permit 169. Mrs. John
Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple. ~

Fruit trees: 2-4 ft. size Red
June, Ga. Bell and Elliott
peach; June, Horse, Stayman,
Golden and Red _ Delicious,

Yates, Rome Beauty apple
trees, 60c ea.; Concord and
Giagon grapevines, 2 yr, size,
50e ea. May Cherry and
Kifer pear trees, . 80c del.|
Permit 46. T. M. Webb, Rt. 3,
Ellijay.
Klondike strawberry

plants, well rooted and damp
packed, $1. C; $8. M; Add 25c
per hundred for postage and
handling charges. Minimum
shipment, 200 plants, Georgia
orders only, Permit 319. Mrs.
Luther S. Butler, 466 Page
ee NE, Atlanta 7, DR 3-

Red raspberry plants, wrap-
ped in plastic film or cello-
phane, very damp, $1.50 doz.
Add postage. Per. 241. Mrs.
H, A. Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Gov't. insp.. pecan trees:
Stuart, Farley, Desirable and
Elliott. varieties: 2-3 ft., $2.
ea.; 3-4 ft., $2.25; 4-5 ft. $2.-

50: 5-6 ft., $3. ea. Write for
prices on larger lots. Permit
31. L. E. Brown, Baconton,
Pl. 787-5785.



Fruit trees: Red and Yel-
low Delicious, Yates, Rome
Beauty, Kinnard, Horse
Winesap, Black Twig, 2. yr.
trees, 50 ea; Brown Tur-
key Fig, 50c ea.: Grapevines,
Concord, Niagara and Dela-
ware, 20e ea. P.P. on $5. or
more order. Permit 214. Ray
Saxon, Rt. 4, Cleveland.

Mastadon strawberry
plants, 500, $3.;
postage. Money order only.
Permit 351. Mrs. A. D. Jones,
Rt. 1, Cumming.





Herbs: Lavender, Oregano,
Woodruff, Sage, Chives, Rue,
Savory, Hysop, Burnet, Sav-
age, Wormwood, Southern-
wood, English, Gold, Silver,
Pinks, Lemon, Thyme, Archil-
lear, Rosemary, Tansy, En-
blish Pennyroyal, Pepper-
mint, Spearmint, Apple, Cur-
ly and. Pineapple mint, Ger-
main, Diety of Crete, 6, $3.50.

Send stamp for list. Penmit
52. Mrs. B. J. Cantrell, Blue
Ridge. :

Tender, White Cornfield
beans, Germ. 98 pct.; tender,
wht. 6 wks. beans, Germ. 97
pet; tender Cream, 6 wks.,
beans, 96 pet.; little Pink
Peanut, 6 wk. beans, Germ.
98 pct., tender little white
Half Runner beans, Germ, 95
all 75c cupful; Red
speckle Crowder peas, Germ.,
90 pct., 50 cupfull. Add post-
age. Mrs. Carl Smith, Ellijay.



$5. M. Add

$1.;

doz; black raspberres, 4, $1,

ville.





from

Scuppernon g plants (
ana

Carters vineyard, black

packed. Permit 86. B.O. Car:
ter, Rt. 4, Box 204C, Griffin

Seed and Plants

Not Requiring Report



FOR SALE



Bushel, lg. odd-shaped Af=
rican gourd seed, 5 dif. kinds;
mixed, 30 seed, $1. Add post=
age. Mrs. W. W. Lowman, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

1962 King Cobra



gourd

ft. Jong, $1. doz; African
Monster, bu. size gourd, $1.
doz. Send stamped, addressed
envelope. W. D. Gordon, Rt.
1, Adel.

Hay, Feed, Grain

FOR SAiE





Fine Orchard grass Fescue
and Clover hay, cured with-
eut rain, heavily fertilized,
high in protein. E. A. Smith,
7205 Campbellton Rd., Atl-
anta 11, Ph. DI. 4-4198.



without rain, $15. and $20.
ton. Wm. Schroer, Rt. 2, Box
6, Valdosta, Ph. CH. 2-0607.



Coastal Bermuda hay, top
quality, heavily fertilized,
baled without rain, $30. ton.

Will deliver in Atlanta area
for small charge. W. C. Dean,
Rt. 1, Jonesboro, Ph. 474=
4445.



Hay for. sale,
bale, at barn. Can deliver in
5-10 ton lots at small add-
itional chg. R. La. Jackson,
Flint River Farms, Jonesboro,
Ph. DR. 8-2245 (nights).



. Square bales of Choice Co-
astal Bermuda, Fescue and
Clover, mixed grasses, attrac-
tively priced. Richard H.
Mitchell, Manager, Tara
Marms;. Rto:1; Calhoun, 7h:
629-2984.

500 bales Bahia hay, fertil-
ized and nitrated, harvested
without rain, bales average 3
ft., 40c bale at barn. P. J. Lip-
ory, Rt. 1, Hawkinsville, Ph.
892-2578.























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Blue Damson plum trees 4
Muscadine grape vines 6,
$1. mountain blueberries, T5e 4

brown, well rooted and damp :

Or Inspection Permit

seed, makes 20-25 to hill, 4-6 ~

Mixed field hay harvested

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Add postage. Permit 295. Mrs. :
M. Turner, Rt. 6, Gaines<



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MAnset







_ Pecans, Peanuts

& Walnuts.

FOR SALE



1962 Black Walnuts in the
hull, for sale, give me. fair
offer. Mrs. Smith, 3770 Cov-
-ington Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU.
9-4512.

1962 Black Aaa meats,
large pieces, $1.50 Ib., p. p., or
80c pint. Mrs. Boyd Nichol
son, Hiawassee.

5 bu. 1962 Black Walnuts,
hulled, $2. bu. Frank
Brooks, Dry Creek Commun-
ity, Rt. 3, LaFayette.

Nice Pecan: meats, fresh,
this years crop, broken up,
$1.20 Ib.: whole halves, $1.45
Tb. Add postage. Mrs. Willie
Lee Porterfield, Rt: 2, Comer.

Stuart pecans 45c lb. at my
- place, near Gay, on old Hwy.,
No. 85. Will not ship. Jchn
Phillips, Gay.

- Valencia peanuts for Sonne
end Shee $2.25 peck (6-%
Ib.). R. M. Turner, Rupert.

Shelled pecans, mostly hal-
ves, $1. Ib., plus postage. Or-
ders filled promptly. Mrs. R.
L. Tate. Ty g

One bu. 1962 crop black
Walnuts, hulled, $4. John
Fields, 1026 we ss Sts
Griffin, Ph. 3682

Game and Fowl

FOR SALE

















Pr. grey Rabbits, 2 mos, old,
$3.: pr. black and white spot-
ted, $3. John Fields, 1026 W.
Poplar St., Griffin, Ph. 3682.

Bobwhite quail, live, 90c
_ ea.; dressed, $1. ea.; also, few
Chuckar partridges for sale.
Per. 110. Willie Gaultny, Box
36, Reynolds, Ph. TI. 7-4555.

' American giant Homer pig-
eons, very prolific and show
type, $5. pr. and up. M. G. de
= Rue, 307 Spring St., Dec-
_ atur,







_ White fantail pigeons, best
blocdlines, $5. pr.: Ringneck
doves, $4. pr.;
Bantams, $3.50 pr.; Ringneck
pheasant male birds, $8.59
ea.; white doves, $5. pr.; Ban-
tam hens and roosters, $1. ea.
Starling Yawn, P. O. Box 45,
Bryonville.

Rabbits, pre. Jrs., Jrs., in-
termediates and Srs.. $1. and
up. Mostly N. Z. W., heavy
meat producing stock: also,
all metal cages and feeders.
Cannot ship. Mrs. C. D. Cole-
man, Rt. 2, Stockbride Ph.
GR. 4-7237.

Sev. hundred Bobwhite
Quail, 200 Chukars, Tenn-
essee Red Quail, all in large
flight pens. State what you
want and ask for details. Per.
10, J. L. Tade, 1328 21st St.,
Columbus.





white Silkie| ~~



Northern Bobwhite Quail,
$3. pr. White doves, $5. pr.:
Ringneck Doves, $4. pr., ex-
press collect. Send money
order. Miss Eva Wallace 716
Myrtle St., N. E., Atlanta 8,
Ph. TR. 4-5152. Per. 28.



Pheasants: Mutants in trios
at $7. pr.; Reeves in prs., $8.;
Goldens -in prs., $7.; Ring-
necks, $6. pr.; Silver and
Reeve cocks, $4. ea. James B.
King, 5232 Rivoli Drive, Mac-
on, Ph, SH. 2-4059.



Game, Fowl

WANTED



Want to hear from scmeone
having The big brown Bel-
gian Hare Rabbits. Mrs. R. M.
Vocke, Rt. 2, Box 88, Quit-

Poultry

FOR SALE



_

White Rosecomb and black
Rosecomb Bantams, 1962 hat-
ch, for sale or trade for Bard
Rock bantams. George W.
Lowery, 1316 Pat Mell Rd.,
Marietta.

Purebred black old English
game Bantams, 8 pullets and
6 cockerels; also, 4 pullets and
7 cockerels in B. B. Reds, all
are from show birds $2. ea.
in prs. or trios, $1.50 ea. if all
are taken. Will ship or deliver
within reasonable distance. A.
C. West, Rt. 2, Calhoun.

Game fowl: Brandenberry,
So. Ga. and pure Dr. Saun-
ders Roundheads: early hat-
ched stags, . $7.50; selected
pullets, $5.; battered cocks,
$10. Come by and select what
you want. Mrs. A. L. Hill, 312



S.| Warren St., S. E., Atlanta, Ph.

378-2990,

Purebred Buff Brahma
Bantams, $3. pr.; $4.25 trio,;|D
14, three mo. old, chicks, $1.
ea. or $12. for all; white cres-
ted black Polish stages, $1.50
ea. or will trade two stage for
one hen. Sam McClure, Rt. 1,
Marietta, Ph. 427-4982.





Purebred Buff Brahma|}-

Bantams, $3.50 pr. or $5. trio;
14 chicks about 3 mo. old,
$1.25 ea:: or $15. for all. Jim-

my McClure, Rt. 1, Marietta,

Ph. 427-4982.



Araucanus chickens, laying
pink, green, blue and olive
green eggs, $8.00 pr., $12. trio
until. Feb. 1, express collect;
hatching eggs, asst. colors, A0e
ea.; insured parcel post. Send
money order, Mrs. Addie A.
Edwards, 716 Myrtle St., N.
E., Atlanta 8, Ph. TR. 4-5152.

Pure old time Fullerton
Spangles, dead games cocks
$7.50; stage, $5.; real nice,
come get them. J. E. Hudson,
Douglasville (Rt. 2, Box 102,
Hwy. No. 5 at Bill ae Ph;
942-2788.

Pit game roosters fe sale
or exchange roosters for 2
hens or large pullets or any
pure bred Pit Games. I have
Law Greys, Maize Greys,
Grey Irish, Blue Traveller
and Brown Reds. L. J. Little,
148 Fair Ground Be Fort
Valley.

African geese, very vrolific
breeders if cared for, 2 males,
4 females, none 2 yrs. old,
will sell all. for $25. JR:
Smith, Manasses, Ph. 32892
(Oxford). :

Poultry

WANTED











Want to buy one gander
and two geese, State prices.
Billy B. Chappell, Locust
Grove. :

Want Whitehackle, Mug, or
Spangled Jarret Roundhead
pit games. J. E. Brannen, 3822
Central Junction, Savannah.







Miscellaneous

FOR SALE x



Wild cucumber bark, yel-
low root, rattle root, rats-
bane, heartleaf root, ea. kind,
$1. for 2 Ib. lardbox full, and
30 wild dry ginseng roots for
medical use, $6. for lot. Add
postage. G. T. Brown, Rt. 1,
Ball Ground.





Want 300 bu. ear corn;
Quote price delivered. Dr.
Walter Bloom, Bloomland
Farm, Rt. 3, Marietta, Ph.
428-0886.

Dec. 1962 run pure Ga.

sugar cane syrup, 1 lb., 12 oz.
bottles, 12 to case, $6. F.O.B.
Can ship Exp. Collect; also,
around 100 gals. old dark sy-
rup in No. 5 tins at $1. gal. or
all at 75e gal. No shipping. L.
H. Edenfield, Riis-3;. Box Lek
Metter, (Candler Co., near
eross 46-57 Hwy.)

Pony saddle like new, $30.
Sammy Jones, Rt. 2, Fair-
burn,





100 pct. pure, dried, ground
red hot pepper, 1 oz. 35c; 3
OZ8.5 $25 PAA GD, tabs $25.:
10 Ibs. $50. All. P Pade Doug-
las Griffith, Rt. 1, Dallas.



White crested black Polish
stage, $2. ea. Stephen Mc-
Clure, Rt. 1, Marietta, Ph.
427-4982.





Sev. hundred. gals. N. Geor-
gia sorghum syrup in at. con-
tainers, Eugene Cook,
Blairsville.

Rt, 23.



25 ib. ean pure frau hog |

lard, $3.50 per can, at my
farm. Mrs. Kate Harrell,
Fayetteville, Ph. HO. 1-4181;

Hot, red pepper pods ci
home use, 25c doz.; 5 do

$1. Add postage. Miss Marie
Mathis, Rt. 5, Box 59 Ellijay.

Large Martin gourds, 50c
Ca ese dau my. s De a ea:
Catnip and Peppermint,
25 bunch; 8 bunches, 60c;





Sassafras, Queen of Meadow,
Yellow root, Hay Apple roots, |

4 lb. lardbox full, $1. and
postage; also, Martin. Gourd
seed, 25c pkg. and stamped
envelope. Mrs. Freeman Long,
Rt. 5, Ellijay.



1962 crop mountain wild-

flower honey, thick, raw,..ex-
ay as bees made it, 5 lb.
in,
paus, $8.5 5 lb. tin with comb,
$2.5 5 Ib. pails, with comb,
$10. a8. Add postage. Edward

Colston, Rt. 1; Boxy307,
Toeeos

Pure Gallberry honey made
in So. Georgia. Bottled with,
or without comb. P. L. Streat,



Box 245, Nicholls, JA 1-2034
(Atlanta). :
Lge. dbl. horse trailer,

tandem axle, all steel, white
fiberglass top, grill openings,
top on each side with formica
cover, saddle racks, hay stor-
age, excel. balance, little mile-
age, practically new, weld-
ed ramp back doors, division
wall hinged, $750. Paul Duke,
Rt. 5, Cumming, Ph. 355-
4573, (Atlanta).

Miscellaneous
w ANTED.

Want Western saddle, bri-
dle and: blanket for very large
mare. Within 50 mi. of Hamp-







ton. Mrs. Helen F. Owen,
Fairfields, Rt. 1, Box 230,
Hampton. ;

Want 5 tons good clean

Coastal Bermuda hay, cured
right and delivered to Farm-
ington, Ga., in Oconee Coun-
ty.. State best price H.
Thurmond, Farmington, |

Want to trade big hickory
nuts, from one pound to five
or six market baskets, for
peanuts, walnuts, pecans. J.
Se pecs Phe DR:

Want shelled black wainuts
and pecans, several lbs. Quote
prices in quantity lots. C. H.





BULLETIN |

strained, $1.50; 6, 5 1b.}





W.
Want 200 fence
what kind ou have and price, |
will ans. all mail with return |,
postage. A. B. Rich, Rt.
Pelham. :
Want set of floats; for

floating livestock teeth. Must
be in good cond. State what
you have and price; also,

want old time red ripper pea} |

seed. Brinie O. Bethune, Rt.
2, Trenton.



ieee pay $20. per ton for
curied and fertilized, sq. baled
with wire, Coastal Bermuda
hay, delivered at my farm.
Located 5 mi. West of Met-
ter, Candler County, near
cross 46-57 paved Hwy. L. H.
Edenfield, Rt. 3, Box 177,
Metter, Ph. 685- 1083.

Want 300 bu. ear corn,
Quote price delivered. Dr.
Walter Bloom, Bloomland



Farm, Rt. 3, Marietta, Ph. 428-
0886. g

Di

tons of bright well

iathnee cotton
$1.50 -ea.: tatting
pees dbl. 5

si50. ae

| print aprons, ee

ug ee 5



Want ee English saddle
and bridle in good repairable
cond., and reasonably priced.
Mrs. Frances Boddy, Box 598,
Woodstock, Ph. 926- 3158.

Want Barley for feed. State
price. Tom Davis, oe ave
Springs.





Want to buy pr. little cro-
cheted slippers. State prict.
Mrs. Lenore Scoggins, Rt. 1,
Box 217, Greensboro.

Handicrafts





FOR SALE
Handpainted broadcloth
pilloweases, nice designs, lace
edges, $3. pr.; handpainted
vanity sets or scarfs, lace
edges, $2. ea.; handpainted

dish towel and -potholder sets.

$2.50. Add postage. Mrs. L. W.
Welch, Rt. 5, Ellijay.



Fancy organdy and lace ap-
rons,. $1.50 ea.; nice cotton
aprons, 75c ea.; 6, $4.; nice
work aprons, ise, pockets. all
around, *$1.; pot holders, 15c
ea.; 10, $1. Mrs. W. W. Low-
man, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

blue, a or oo
laced and emb.
pr.; 3 pr., $8. p. P
Watkins, Rt. 3, 1

Calhoun. ~

sized cotton nuff heds
asstd. cols., $5.5 ea
75c ea; 6. $4.;
holders, 20 ea.;

1p.

25. 6a.3_ 5, a
quilt tops, $3.
pattern. Add
Freeman Long, R

size, lemon yell

bedspread threat
bright pattern, oS
E, Irvin, R



Aprons with bibs, nicely
trimmed, $1. ea.; without
bibs, 75c ea.; small Appliqued
cushion covers, any shape, 75c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. H. A.



Nice, lge. q
by pattern: S
apple and Eight
designs, $3. -ea. Miss
Luke, Rt. 3, So





Tabor, Box 4651, Atlanta 2.

Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Nashville. ne





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