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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1963 NUMBER 22



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farming this industry would not have built to the tre-
mendous size of producing an average of almost
one million broilers per day in Georgia. However,

PROGRAM OPERATED
UNDER





Contract farming







Contract farming



Pimento, Okra and
other produce

ost of the produce _ Open market production
_ grown in Georgia

with Price support
same as above
same as above
same as above

Milk | _ Under federal and state price
a supports or control. No
control on production

Feed grains Price supports, no production

. controls
Fruits: No price supports, no controls.
Nuts | same as above









same as above

same as above

Z Contract farming, as listed above, has built the
ultry industry in Georgia. The poultry industry in
Georgia could not and would not have achieved its
P esent huge size without contract farming. This is
true because enough individual farmers could not have
anced themselves or managed the sale of this pro-
in the market place.

_ Everyone in Georgia, including the farmers who are
ducing the other commodities listed above, is proud
nendously efficient poultry industry which has



Federal controls on. production

because contract farming is good for the poultry indus-
try does not mean that it would be beneficial to tobacco,
peanuts, milk, and possibly several other commodities,
Were it not for the Federal Farm Program which gives
production controls and price supports to these pro-
ducts, they would be converted in a very short period
to contract farming, which would be disasterous to the
producers of these products.

Certain other products, such as produce and fruit,
as listed above, could very probably be benefited from
an increase in contract farmingin these areas.

Federal Price Support Programs, in my opinion,
would not be beneficial to livestock farming, the pro-
duction of perishable crops and certain other enter-
prises. Each commodity produced by farmers in Georgia
and in the United States has its own peculiarities with
regard to production and marketing which makes it
impossible to have one system of production and mar-
keting suitable to all commodities. Consequently, vari-
ous systems have evolved, as listed above, dependent
upon the peculiarities of production and marketing of
each product.

Traditionally, the producers of an individual pro-
duct have not interfered with or tried to influence the
type system under which other farmers are producing
other commodities. It is my hope that in the future,
spokesmen for yarious commodities will confine them-
selves to discussions involving their particular commodi-
ty onlyrather than issuing statements and opinions
across the board which will have an adverse effect upon
commodities with which they have no connection.

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By PHIL CAMPBELL
Commissioner of Agriculture
























































































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Farm Work

WANTED



White women, age 43,
mvants job on dairy or poul-
try farm. Write stating sal-
ary. Marjorie Simpkins, Rt.
4, Stockbridge, c/o Susie Ves-



Man, 54 yrs. old, with wife
38, and 4 children, wants job
on cattle, hog or chicken

, or driving tractor and
trucks. Will need 4 R. house,
and to be moved. Children in
school, and wife can work.
Henry E. Grawitt, Rt. 2, c/o
aoe Mae. Barnes, Alpharet-



Man, age 32 yrs., with wife
28, wants job on dairy, cat-
tle, chicken or hog farm. Can
drive tractor or trucks. Need
job now, and 4 or 5 R. house.
Have 7 children, 4 in school.
Will need to be moved. J. T.
Bames, Rt. 2, Alpharetta.

Good Christian woman
with 2 children, wants light
farm work for place to live
and $25. wk. salary. Mrs.
Grace Clark, Box 185, Beth-
lehem.

Want job on farm of any
kind, chickens, hogs or cattle.
51 yrs. old, able and willing
to work. Will work for board

and room and small salary.
Johnnie Cadden, 1938 2nd
Ave., Augusta, Ph. 722-9267.

_. Want light job on farm
tending chickens or caretak-
ing in return for house and
lights and small salary, in 25
mile radius of Macon. Will
have to be moved. C. D. Eu-
banks, Rt. 2, Barnesville.

Dairyman needs job. Can
wun parlor or stanchion barn,
and any kind of milkers. Have

worked at dairy for the last
12 yrs. Can give references.
38 yrs. old, 5 in family, can
move at once. Can drive truck
or tractor and run any farm
equip. Thomas Stephens, 2996
- Antioch Rd., Macon.

- 29 yr. old single man wants
job doing light farm work,
know how to tend to chick-
ens, have always lived on
farm, must have room, board
and laundry and small salary.
No bad habits. Lee Comer,
_ 203 Brookwood Ave. Rome.











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White -man, age 40 yrs.
with wife and 5 ildren,
wants work doing general
farm, cattle or poultry work.
Boy 14 and girl 16 can help
part time. Raised on lg. cat-
tle farm, can drive trucks,
tractor or any general farm
machinery. Need salary and
5 rm. house on school bus and
mail route. B. C. Burdett,
1921 W. Washington Ave.,
East Point, Ph. PO. 6-4485.

Married man, wants job on
small beef cattle farm, or car-
ing for chickens or looking
after place, was raised on
farm, can do some carpenter
work. Want to live with
Christian people, have to be
moved. Want 3 or 4 room
house, with lights and gas
heat, near store. Prefer south
or southwest of Atlanta. Want
garden spot. George W. Sum-
merville, 538 10th St., N.W.,

tlanta 18.

Man with 6 children and
wife needs job at once on
farm. Can drive truck and
tractor, do any kind of farm
work, poultry work, cattle
farm, meat cutter and grain
work, need 4 or 5 room house
with lights and water. Can
move anytime. H. C. Powell,
3 c/o Jim Pearson,
Bainbridge.
_Exp. dairyman, white, mar-
ried, 50 yrs. old, wants job
tending about 50 cows and do-
ing dairy work. Prefer De-
Laval milker, go anywhere,
need small house or trailer,
do not drink, honest and re-
liable. Come _see or write.
Need bus fare. Richard Sned-
egar, c/o G. A. Pichelsimer,
Rt. 2, Blairsville.

White man, 37 yrs. old
raised on farm, with wife and
4 small children, wants job
on farm or dairy with good
man at once. Will have to
have furnished house. Need
work very bad. Prefer near
Atlanta. Healthy amd _ relia-
ble worker. Contact at once.
Marion Hayes, 608 Wood-
ward Ave., S.E., Atlanta.

55 yr. old man and wife, 37
yrs. old, and boy 13 yrs. old,
wants work on farm. Sober
and honest. Would like part
crop on shares and part time
wages. Rough carpenter, exp.
with Ford tractor and most
equip., would have to be
moved and have furnished
place. Want with honest man.
Ws Craig, RFD 8, Gaines-

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old son would like job on
farm doing light farm work
and housekeeping. What have
you? Have to be moved, have
own furniture. Can move at
once. Want permanent work.
Do not smoke or drink. Mrs.
Anna Marie Schomma, Rt. 3,
Bowdon.

2-men, 31 and 33 yrs. old
wants job as caretaker of
beef cattle or chicken house.
Have wife, 2 babies and 11 yr.
old son. Need 3 or 4 room
house on school bus route. No
experience but willing to
learn. Will go anywhere, have
to be moved. James H. Can-
trell, 561 Techwood Dr. N.W.,
Apt. 77 B, Atlanta 13.

Married man, age 31, with
wife, no children, wants job
on chicken farm for small sal-
ary and furnished apartment.
Sober and dependable, no ex-
perience, but willing to work.
Junior Lee Callahan, c/o
Rosa Lee Goss, 304 Augusta
Ave., SE, Atlanta 15, Ph. 622-
9727.



White single man, age 47,| uy

wants job tending chickens,
light farm work. Can do car-
penter work and am excel-
lent cook, free to go any-
where. Ira D. Weeks, Rt. 1,
Blackshear.

White man, 37 yrs. old,
married, sober and honest,
would like job on farm with
good man. Expert tractor and
truck driver, dairy hand and
chieken raiser, also good with
livestock. Can give -refer-
ences. Want good house with
lights and water. Can move
anywhere, but will need to
be moved. George Collins, Rt.
1, Box 5A, Arlington.

Man 60, and wife 40, wants
work on cattle or chicken
farm. Do not drink and try
to live right. Will go any-
where. Need furnished room.
Will answer all letters. Mrs.
Vida Walker, 142 Georgia
Avenue, SE, Atlanta.

Want small i1-horse crop
or chicken house near Com-
merce. Ready to go now, will
need to be moved. H. E. Ram-
sey, Rt. 1, Jefferson.

Farm Help

Want steady dependable
mian to help in pipeline dairy,
good wages and good house
for right man, no drifters or
drunks. References required.
S. E. Booker, Rt. 4, Fitzger-
ald, Ph. 2967.









54 yr. old widow with 6 yr.

Widow woman _ wants
Christian lady about 62 who
has income to share home and
do light farm work. Good
home for right party. Mrs, D.
G. McNair, 1147 Tuckawanna
Dr., S. W., Atlanta 11.

Want refined white woman
to do light farm chores and
keep house for two adults,
$15. per: week salary plus
room and board in nice home.
Mrs. Clayton Howell, Rt. 2,
Box 380, Albany.

Want good experienced
working foreman with knowl-
edge of general farm equip.,
crop farming and hay mak-
ing. Small family. Have nice
big house with modern kit-
chen and bath. Give age,
number in family and refer-
ences in first letter. F. Storza,
c/o Moccasin Hollow Farms,
3855 Randall Mill Road, At-
Janta 5.

Want healthy Christian wo-
man to do light house and
garden work for meals, board
and small salary, good pri-
vate room and easy to keep
p. Harmon T. Jeffrods, Rt.
4, Box 723, Waycross.

Equipment

FOR SALE






300 gal. Solar bulk milk
tank, direct expansion, used
less than 2 years, good as
new, about one half the price
of a new one. Earl S. Davis,
Rt. 4, Elberton, Ph. 283-3547.

1955 Cub tractor, A-1 cond.,
cultivators, used one yeai,
disc tiller, lift type, $550. or
would consider pick-up truck
in trade; also, sickle mower
for Ford tractor, $100. S. M.
Partridge, 323 Conley Road,
LaGrange, Ph. 4-4944,

1955 2 ton Chey, truck with
15 ft. body, new motor, good



| tires, extra good cond., $695.

Red Odom, 1106 - 9th Ave.,
Albany, Ph. HE. 2-6687.



Hand powered corn sheller,
good working cond., for sale
or trade for farm bell. Mr.



James F. Duke, Rt. 2, Box
174, Griffin.

1961 Farmall 140 tractor,
touch control, fast hitch,
cultivators, planters, tiller
and harrow, almost new,

worked only 10 acres corn,
$1600. W. B. Huckeba, Rt. 1,
Hogansville, Ph. 637-2994.



Kut-Kwick saw, good
cond., clutch operated, $50.

John S. Williams, Rt. 2, Pel-.

ham, Ph. 294-3307.



White man, single, with
references, wants white mid-
dle aged woman with refer-
ences, (will accept one child)
to do light farm chores, help
with quail and chickens. and
house work for room, board
and. small salary. George L.
ee an, Sylvester, Ph. 776-

Want middle age man or
couple to live in and operate
small truck farm, rabbits and
chickens, located on Lake
Harding, Harris Co., on paved
road, all modern home. To
operate on commission basis
(no drunks wanted). Mrs.
Iona McDanilas, RFD 1, Box
37-B, Fortson, Ph. FA, 3-
4111 (not collect).

_ Want man who is semi-re-
tired, 60-67 yrs. old with
some income, good health, ex-
perienced in cattle farming,
to look after small herd of
cattle near Atlanta. Must
have good reference and no
drinker. Have
house wired for elec. stove.
Wwite for appointment only
if interested. J. C. Jones, Box
688, Decatur.

_ Want white or colored fam-
ily for row crop farm work.
Must be sober, hard working
and dependable. Will pay rea-
sonable wages. 3 R. house (lg.
rooms) available now, wired
for electric stove, water on
back porch and near school







and mail route. Plenty of
wood. W. T. Hicks, 18 Wal-
nut St., Aragon.



Want good machine milk-
er, DeLaval milkers and
pipeline. All cows must be
stripped. Good housing,
modern bath and elec. State
age, height, weight, family
size and nearest phone num-
ber, $30. to $50. wkly. de-
pending on ability. Can use
grown sons Saturdays and
crop season. Fred Schluiter,
Townsend (near Darien) Ph.



832-5107.





2 row horse drawn cotton
or tobacco duster, good cond.,
$35. W. H. Anderson, Box 161
Rt. 2, Cebbtown. s

Electric churn, Sears make
7 H. P. motor, pulls 3 gallons.
$60. or will trade for calves
or pigs. J. N. Young, Rt. 1,
Box 313, Carrollton.

Holland transplanter, fits
Farmall Super A, bought new
last summer, new cond.,
$225.; also, cultivators to fit
Farmall H. with Liftall lift,
$75. Eugene Anderson, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.

Mulch planters, I. H. C.,
two planters mounted on tool
bar, excel. cond. J. M. Porter,
Cochran, Ph. WE. 4-46548.

1955 GMC truck, model 450,
2 speed axle, 5 speed trans-
mission, air brakes, with 28
ft. single axle Fruehauf trail-
er. J. E. Nikkel, Rt. 1, Box
308 Louisville, Ph. MA. 5-











Wyland automatic egg gra-
der and candler (18 cases per
hour); 30 pullet feeders; 3
gas brooders, 1000 cap.; elec-
tric litter plow; Huff pay
loader; Big Dutchman egg
washer; walk-in cooler unit.
James Sanders, Rt. 2, Powder
Springs, Ph. 943-5047.

Lg. feedmill with 3, 30 ton,
outside storage bins, mill size.
90 X 26, complete with all
equipment, top shape. Come
to farm, or call. Pierce For-
rester, Rt. 2, Hickory Flats
Community, Canton, Ph. 479-



4977



Farm welding machine, G.
E., 200 amps., 23 H. P. engine
for sale or will trade for two
purebred Hereford heifers
pot weaning age, or 4 whl.

rive jeep in good sh
Waldon H. Johnson, Rt 1,
Lithonia. Ph. 469-9906.










new engine, 2s and

ums, extra good 6-ply mu

grip tires and heater. All steel
welded cattle body option:
Eliza Hayes, c/o Model Fa
Rt. 1, Sharpsburg, Ph. /
3-4558.

800 gal. Craft bulk mil
tank with 2, 1-% H. P., com
pressors, used only 18 m
also, Surge pipeline wit
automatic cleaning syste
and 4 DeLaval units with
H. P. DeLaval compresso
pipeline installed in 4-stanc'
jon milking parlor. All rea-
sonably priced. Henry A
Winn, Dallas, Ph. 447-3690.

1951 Allis Chalmers modi
B. tractor, hyd. lift and near-
ly new rear tires, cultivator,
cutting harrow and turnin
plows, $225. Bob Mitchell, Ri
3,. Rome. pee

1960 Ford 641 Diesel tractor
and farm equipment for sal
Paul R. Schlick, Rt. 1, B
300-B, Norcross, Ph. 44
2356. 3

Front-end loader, Jo
Deere 30. Can be mounted o
John Deere tractor M, 40 S
andard, 40 Utility and 40
row Utility; also, Ford mod
8N and Ferguson TO-20-TE
20, has forks, litter pan an
mounting attachments fo
John Deere M and 40 Stan
ard, good as new cond., &
cept for paint, $175. at m
place. R. E. Burden, Rt. 6,
(Dawnville Community) Dal
ton. 2 eo d
Cut-off saw, fits Farma
A. tractor, good cond.; als
1000 cap. gas brooder, go
cond., priced to sell at $25.,
my farm. Lloyd L. Stewart.
Box 86, Hollywood, Ph. 75:
4987 (Clarkesville). ee

Shopsmith with attache
ments and tools, $250.; meta

utility trailer with ne
tires, good shape, $40.; ro
spader, 3-% H. P., good cond.,
$75. V. F. Durgin, Rt. 4, Box
117, Thomaston, Ph. Mi

3589.

Extra heavy garden tracto!
(heavy enough for any kind
of farm work) Super 7, com=
plete with turn plow, lay-off
plow, disc harrow and yard
roller, bought 4 yrs. ago, used
very little and kept under
shelter, $275.; also, cultivator
and parts. N. Sewell, 5
Whispering Pines Cir., Mab-
leton. a

4 whl. drive Willys Jeep,

doors,























































































good cond., with top, doo

good tires, heater and cushion
seats, $550. H. E. Cook, Haw-
kins Cafeteria, 116 E. Poplar

St., Griffin. s

Farmall tractor 730, good
running cond., good rubber
tires, $200. T. J. Thaxton, Rt.
1, Jackson (4 mi. E.) Pho
6226. oe

Gravley tractor, rotary p
ow, cultivator, power takeo:
rotary mower, $125. E.
Rollins, 3392 Midway Rd.,
Decatur. A .

Gas tank, Butane or Pro-
pane, 180 gal., ready to load,
$65. J. F. Eaton, Rt. 1, Ranger,
Ph. 334-2413. : Ae

6 Bowers Kero gas brooders
for sale cheap. Douglas Byron,
Sharpsburg, Ph. AL. 3-0893.

80 feeders, 12 waterers and
9 brooders for sale cheap.
Barry Dove, ILA. She ae

1962 Farmall tractor 240;
Super-C tractors; 2 mowing
machines; stalk chopper;
bush and bog and 2 smoothing
harrows; tool bar and rippers;
also, other farm equipme
for sale. All good cond. W.
Malcom, Monroe, 268-156
(daytime). . :

1958 John -Deere trac
A-320, good cond.; new 60 i
bush hog mower; new Athe
8-23 bush and bog harro'
$1,375 for group. No co
calls. Edwin L. Lundy, R._
D., Greensboro, Ph. 453-528












































row; power mower Jol
Blue cotton duster, $700.
C. Lunsford, Rt. 1, Jackson.

. Welder, 300 amp.,
mounted on 4 whl. drive
jeep, power take 2
nor, $350.; i
for Cub 1










LOL
SALE
iry equipment including
ilkers, Wilson bulk tank,
| gal: cap., 400 lb. daily
base; and 50 cows and heifers,






10; Holsteins. Milk ship-
ped to Kimballs Dairy in
Edith B.

tzgerald. Mrs.
<eene, Abbeville.
set of cultivators and_pl-
anters for Model H. John
Deere tractor, complete, ready
go; tractor mounted 6 row
otton sprayers; mount for A.

= Deere and rotary
= 1:










type). Jack Barnette,
51, Colbert. :















6 Reed, Rt. 1, Cumming,
a 7-2011, (no collect




Hens nests, 12 units, 32
| per unit, used one lay-
ason. $10. per unit; Pro-
Wee. si
zround type), . eas,
eo : Elberton, Ph. 283-
2474 (after 6 p. m.).



type sub-soiler; grain
22 H. P. Kadler en-
> can be bought se-
; _ together. Harold
Hwy. 351, Flippen (5
of McDonough) Ph.

















oders and with
vays, holding pens, traps,
tools etc. Mrs. Will-
A. Thomas, Rt. 2, Stone
in, Ph, 938-4728.
Hudson hog feeder, 16 hole:
McCormick hammermill,
-cond., and reasonably
or will trade for cal-
Johnnie G. Baker, Rt. 1,
60, Tunnel Hill.

i _tiller for hook-up to

ser C. Farmall tractor, 2
at hitch like new, $75. P.
dpor , Hawkinsville,

Wee RE. 1
. 892-2578.
=e ton, model 50 Ford
cuck with flat bed, 2 speed
and booster brakes, good
$525.; also, 1-% ton
Chev. truck with 7 X 12





















Elec. wood saw, 24 in. wide.
th wiring, mounted on steel
. N. D. Frost, Wrights-










re er ee
(1952 C. A. Allis Chalmers
tractor, $450.; cult. and pl-




arrow $65.; brush clearin
heel saw, Wis. engines, $80.
vat. tractor with A.
e and blade,




oth $1700. Coleman Bass,
weenville, Ph. OR. 2-4417.
1949 Int. tractor, used very
ttle, wrench never used on
tor; double disc plows,

das new; double section







One-row M. John Deere
ad with 2 disc

l. _cond.,





od 1 horse wagon, $50. or
ll trade for a
shtin & games, ns that are

r laying, or will soon Jay.
a yeung chickens now
me hear what you
- soon, Frank Crider, Rt.
x 271, Royston, 2.

58, 4 whl. drive. Dodge
pick-up truck in good
cond., equipped

s and good
. $775: BH. B
orth











G. Bond, Rt. 2, Ochlochnee.

t.| Ph. 942-2764 (Douglasville).

| blade; cultivators. All in good

$50.; coil shank $60.; | 7448

ing, and matching 5 yd.} Will
arth moving pan, good cond., | Such

on steel frame used very
little; also, good 2 whl. trailer,
has new 6 X 16, 6 ply tires.
signal lights, trailer new, good
tires and good cond. Will sell
together or separate, cheap.
W.L. Self, Rt. 1, Alamo (Near
Cedar Grove).

1952 Ford, 8-N, tractor and
following equip: 2 dise plow,
new dise; 20 disc smoothing
harrow; post hole digger; rot-
ary bush hog; dist. scoop;
sub-soiler; John Deere man-
ure spreader, all 3 point hitch
except manure spreader, all,
$1,600. Harvey L. Hammond,
Rt. 1, Hwy. 78, Watkinsville,
Ph, LI. 6-7061.

Ford 600, 3 point hitch, tr-
actor, 870 hrs., good cond. M.







'4 A. R. Wood brooders, 1000
ecap., complete with hose, good
cond.; also, 5 deck electric
brooder, T. G. OKelley, May-
sville, Ph. 652-2121.

1954 Ford tractor, fert. dis-
tributors, Cole planters, 6
ft. harrow, 14 in. bottom pl-
ows and cultivators, all equip.
almost like new, bought new
in 1959, priced cheap. T. A.
Guest, Rt. 1, Kathleen,

Used Avery tractor with
planters, $70. at my heme.
pas ye Robinson, Bow-
on. ;

2 a

250 gal. L. P. gas tank,
about 1 yr. old, perfect cond.,
$125. See at my home. John
W. Brewer, 149 Clayton Rd.,
Jonesboro.







Extra clean 500 gal. Pro- J

pane gas tank, above ground
type, $160. E. E. Davis, Stone
Mountain, Ph. 469-3057.

Massey Harris 22. 2 row,
cultivator tractor with plan-
ters and cultivators. good
mechanical cond., $500. H. W.
Bowden, Rt. 3, Fort Valley.

1959 % ton Chev. pickup tr-
uck, Apache 32 series, long
whl. base with steel floor. Hei-
fer springs, heater and direct-
ion lights. One owner, excel.
cond. See at my home. W. M.
Jones, Jr., Crawfordville (10
mi. So. of Crawfordville, and 1
mi. off Ga. No. 22).

Electric brooder, 50 chick
cap., slightly used, good cond., |
$5. F. O. B. George T. Nor-
theutt, 205 Sessions St., Mar-
ietta. :

Sears chick brooder, 3 deck
with all food and watering
troughs, top deck warmed
with elec., $12.; 2 horse wag-
on wheels $5. ea.; 10 ft., 2 ton
truck body, sand tight, with
2 good side bodies, $75. also,
lg. reversible. tractor drawn
terracer, with handle, $50.
J. J. Aderhold, Rt. 1. Winston,





| les, weigh from 1 Ib. to 1,000

are tires, runs good; U. T.
Minneapolis - Moline tractor,
runs good, new rings 1962,
$450. cash or trade; also, want
Case or John Deere crawler
with blade or front-end load-
er, Easy-Flow spreader, and 2
position brush saw, 6 H. P.
size, good cond. O. B. Folsom,
Austin Rd., Rt. 1, Ellenwood,
Ph, 474-4223 (no collect
calls).

Riding cultivator, stalk cut-
ter and Boyd spray, all horse
drawn, gocd cond. R. L, Selph,
Rt. 1, Omega.

Good 2 horse wagon for sale
cheap. Mrs. R. O. Miller, Rt.
2, Acworth.

1953 B. John Deere tractor,
operated less than 100 hrs.
since motor overhaul, $275.;
6 disc John Deere tiller, $65.
/ Will accept calves or year-
lings as part payment. Bobby
H. Hale, Rt. 1, Box 14, Plains,

W. C. Allis Chalmers trac-
tor, very good mechanical
cond., for sale or will trade
for 1 row corn snapper, puil
type or cycle mower for John
Deere; BU, Harris; Irji Re:
Box 14, Plains.

43, 10 hole metal nests, 70
roll-away metal community
nests; 10, 1000 cap, A. BR.
Wood metal gas brooders, 3
brooder houses, 40 X 400 ft.,
aluminum roof, 2 Whirlaway
egg baskets for use with flats;
16 ft. elec. Litter Leader with
motor; John Deere Rotary
hoe; John Deere sub-soiler;
Van Brunt 11 dise drill with
grass seeder, Rome heavy
duty 8 dise bush and bog har-
row; John Deere 50 tractor.
. P. Nicholson, Jefferson
Road, Athens, Ph. 543-4587.

Allis Chalmers E-60: power
unit; 1953 C. A. Allis Chal-















tachment for Ford tractcv:
also, 12 in. surface planer. J.
C. Dominy, Rt. 2, Greensboro.

John Deere 520 tractor
with power steering and 3-
point hitch with oversize new
tires; also, No. 45 front-end
loader on tractor, both $1500.
Lamar Putnam, Fairburn, Ph.
964-6936.

Pr. Fairbanks platform sca-





Ibs., $20. cash. John W. Dur-
den, 575 Hawithorne St., Mac-
on.

with 2





mers tractor; belt pulley at-| W.

i to

e iC, 1950
ply mud grip tires on
good cond., $375.;

575, 6 H. P, with planter.

ow and cultivators, used
little,

ville, Ph. TH. 3-2998.

2 man Poulan chain
$100., or will trade for 1
saw of equal value;



will del.
Fairburn;
firewood,

any length,

College Park.

GMC, 1
overload springs,
David
Bradley garden tractor Super

, fer-
tilizer distributor, lay-off pl-

$250. Seggie Duncan,
Rt. 3 (Five Forks) Lawrence-

white oak fence posts, 30c ea.,
within 30 mi.
oak and _ hickory

eord. Clarence Bright, Rt. 1,

back,

very

saw,
man
also,
of

$20.



Wisconsin motor, 2 whl.

ment blade, complete, all

Bradley garden tractor

Austell, Ph. 948-2372
calls after 8 p..m.).

Garden tractor with 5 H. P.

turning plow, disc harrow,
spring tooth Gee-Whiz culti-
vator and Bulldozer attach-

cond., $150. also, David Brad-
ley trailer complete for David

tory built), perfect cond.,
J. M. Nall, 44 Fessenden ae
no

with

good

(fac-
$35.



WANTED

eotton picker, any year

Augusta.

Equipment



Want 2 row Allis Chalmers

del; also, want. H Farmall.
Tom Davis, Cave Springs.

Want roto-baler and mower
for Allis Chalmers B. tractor;
also, want creep feeder for
beef calves. Edward L. Boyd,
2037 Spring Hill Terrace,

mo-



Want 1-% ton flat

Ce Gibson;
Lane, Decatur,
1462.

dump truck, or older model
if in good mechanical cond.
176 Willow
Ph. DR. 7-

bed



Want used irrigation
tem, 4 in. pump (P. T. O.

del) with any amt. of 4 in.
pipe and sprinklers. T, Whip-
ple Simpson, Rt. 2, Cochran.

sys-
mo-



tor tire. C. T. Otwell,
Wilson Rd., Mableton,
948-7398,

Want to trade M. T. John
Deere with all equipment for
new John Deere or Ford tr-
actor and some equipment;
alse, want good 10 X 34 trac-

114
Ph,



Garden tractor, rotary tiller
used about 10 hrs., for sale, or
will trade for David Bradley
garden tractor and equipment.
Bill Amos, 1724 Lawson Ave.,
Dalton, Ph. 278-8387 (not col-
lect).

21 ft. steel conveyer. weighs
150 Ibs., single chain, for gr-
ain and ear corn, and for elec.
or gas motor, $50. Ralph |
Westbrook, 3346 Tanglewood
Dr., Augusta, Ph. 738-3678.



2 whl. garden tractor with
model Z. Briggs and Straton
motor and lay-off plow; turn-
ing plow; drag harrow; snow

2,

cond. Silvie Holman, Rt.
EC SOE eS

Lawrenceville, Ph

ee es es Ede wc

Light 2 horse wagon; heavy
disc harrow, mule drawn; 13}
Oliver turner and other farm-
Ing tools. All in A-1 cond.
ill sell cheap. Ernest Head,
es.

2 row outfit, cultivators
and planters plus 2-disc tiller
plow for CA Allis Chalmers
tractor. Can del. within 50 mi.
radius of Atlanta. Q. T. Ethe-

ridge, Rt. 2, Acworth, Ph.
974-3694 (after 5 p. m., not
collect).

| feed 40 cows. Will sell build-
jing without equip. Paul A.

Farmall H. tractor in good
cond., good tires, new paint,
$350.; 4 disc Athens tiller on
rubber with steel or rubber
furrow wheel complete with
axle for dise and trip, $125.;
2 disc John Deere pull type
plow, $75. All equipment rea-
dy to work. Charles J. Parker.
Rt. 3 (Jersey), Covington, Ph.
464-3819.

Buckeye grass incubaior,
will grow enough grass to



Lovinggood, Rt. 1, Powder
Springs, Ph. 428-1878 (Mar-
ietta) no collect calls.

1951 Chey. 1-% ton truck,
good cond., $375. W. M. Coch- |
ran, 2219 Rock Chapel Rd.,
Lithonia, Ph. 482-8434,





Used truck tires, 10 X 22
size; 32 ft. grain trailer in ex-
cel. eond.; Mall chain saw:
electric welder; air compress-
or. F. M. Akers, Rt. -2, Car-
rollton, Ph. 4011 (Roopville).

3 roller canemill and 80 gal.
kettle, $35.: 2. whl. factory
built trailer with steel cover-
ed frame and gocd tires, $40.
James Rawls, Rt. 1, Box 99,
Wrightsville. aries

Spoke auger, perfect cond.,
for sale or will swap for good
heavy blacksmith vice. T. D.
Crowley, 97 Rocky Ford Rd.,
N E., Atlanta 17, Ph. DR. 3-
5646 (no collect calls).

Grain mill, 24 in. rock with
meal and corn box, 10 in. belt,
makes good meal, all $75. P.



Cw



H Woodard, Chauncy (8 mi.
from Eastman,

Farmall Super A.

; tractor
with all equip.; 1 - horse
wagon with tractor hitca:

also, horse drawn Boyett sp-
rayer, and some small equip-

ment; also, 80 gal. syrup
kettle. Elisha Swain, Rt. 3,
Nashville.

24 X 165 ft. chicken house
with aluminum roof, can be
moved in sections, house in
perfect shape and priced to
stii, Herman Powell, 2777
Headland Dr., East Point, Ph.
DI. 4-1370.

4 unit DeLaval pipeline
milker; side delivery hay rake;
automatic hay baler; Diesel
tractor, No. 70; Model A. John
Deere tractor; silage blower:
Rotary Silage chopper; port-
able cattle sprayer. James B.





Hwy. 46) Ph.

Get

ow, 2-16 in. or 3-14 in.
toms (each way), 3 point

Must be good cond., and

A: B. Johnson, Rt. 1,
Valley, Ph. TA. 5-2841.

Want reversible bottom pl-

point fast hitch or pull type.

sonable priced. J. M. Porter,
Cochran, Ph. WE. 4-6548.

Want belt pulley to fit
Massey Ferguson tractor (35).
Must fit large P. T. O. shaft.

bot-
or 2

rea-

Fort



Reid, Rt. 1, Wrens.

Ph. GL. 7-8033.

Want Ezee-Flow side dress~
er, rear mounted over culti-
vator to be used with Ford
tractor Model SD-50. Quoie
cash price or trade. Theo M.

- Want to buy set of clean,
rust free, planters for Allis-
Chalmers C. A. tractor. Her- |
bert Craft, Rt. 1, Statham.

Want spring tooth plow

Gill pulverizer for Ford tr-
actor. Jack C. Anderson, 4835
Kings Down Rd., Dunwoody,

and



husker attachment);

mixer,
mixer;
drill. Quote prices,
and condition. P. Lipory,

Want good used jeep,
tion wagon, or one

Rt. 3, Thomaston.

Want bodies for, 3/4

ceville, Ph. TH. 3-2998.

by 5 ft. bed, all good sh
for garden rotiller and
tures in good shape. H.



Helton, Jr., Rt. 1, Milledge-
wille, Ph. 452-9467. | ra)

Vera

(2 mi. West of),) Ph. 6628,

Want used Culti-packer in
good cond.; 1 row pull type
eorn snapper for hook-up to
Super C. International Har-
vester tractor (no sheller or
also,
need feedmill unit on chassis
combined with engine> feed
grinder and molasses
and also want grain
location

1, Hawkinsville, Ph. 892-2578.

I can build body on _ suit-
able for farm use. Jim Turner,

1960 Chev. truck suitable for
hauling cattle and ear corn.
Write details. Seggie Duncan,
Rt. 3, (Five Forks) Lawren-

Want to trade 2 whl. home-
made farm trailer tires, same
as new, well balanced, 3-%

Walker, Rt. 1, Chickamauga,

Rt.
sta-

that

ton,

ape,
fix-
M.



| ch




reasonable cash price. W.
Ingram, Rt. 2, (Prior St., Rd.
Cedartown,

Want chain saw in goo
cond., for eash. L, H. Patter=
son, 541 Stewart Mill Rd., Rt
1, Lithonia. :

Want good used 2 horse
trailer. J. M. Reynolds, Jr
205 East St., Greensboro, j

Want good used manure
spreader. State make and pr=
ice in first letter. W. A. Paye=
ne, Rt. 1, Box 226, Homer. _

Want John Deere Nov. 60 tr
actor in good cond. State
cond., equipment with tractor
and price. R, A. Shearer, Rt
5, Rome.

Want used upright concrete
silo suitable for self unloader
and approx. 300 to 400 ton
capacity. W. E. Taylor, Rt. 2,
Box 66, Alma, Ph. 632-4668.

Want 2 Ford tractors, 1953
or later models, mechanically
good, tires, appearance not
important, but must be rea=
sonably priced. K. W. Ballard,
Rt. 3, Box 66B, Newnan, Ph,
AL. 3-5854,

Want John Deere Grassland
Drill in good condition. Geor=
ge W. Burton, c/o Burton
Farms, Boston Rd., Thomas-
ville, Ph. CA. 6-2588.

Want used tractor with pl
ow, cutting harrow. culti<
vator and mowing machine, in
Chatsworth or Dalton vicin=
ity. Prefer Ford 1950-51 mo=
del, or other make if reason=
ably priced. Garvin Kirby, Rt
1, Chatsworth.

Want % ton pickup Chey,
truck from 1945-1950 mode
J. S. Powell, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa,

Livestock

FOR SALE











































































































































Cattle

7 Reg. Brahmas; 4 bred, 2
five mo. old heifer Sy
and 2 yr. old bull. All very,
gentle. Albert Hefner, Rt. 1
Roswell, Ph. 993-4083.

Santa Gertrudis
purebred, 7-9 mos. old. C.
Griffin. Old Dalton Rd
2, Rome, Ph. 232-8198.

Nice heifer, 3/4 Guernsey
and 1/4 Holstein, will fresh=
en any time, priced right
Carl C. Smith, Rt. 3, Box 131,
Ellijay.

24 purebred Black Angus
cattle from Reg. foundation
stock from Kansas, one 3-yr.
old Reg. bull, 14 cows; and
9 calves by side. Would pre=
fer to sell entire herd, priced
$5,000. Will be ready to go
by Mareh 15, E. HEH. nee

LI. 7-6793

Louisville, Ph.
(Wrens).

Sev. Holstein, Jersey and z
Guernsey springers for sale &
C. V., Dehorned and clean,. Re
G. Reynolds, Rt. 3, Monroe,
Ph. 268-4032, *

Sev. nice Reg. polled Here< |
ford bulls with best of blood=
lines, 10-24 mos. old, calfhood
vaccinated. Winton C. Harri
Rt. 1, Sereven, Ph. 584-231
(Odum).

Dbl. Reg. bull, 8 mos., ex=
cellent bloodlines (polled
Hereford) will sell or trade
for Reg. heifer of same breed,
Ea. Kirby, Box 162, Snelle

ville. ee

Young thoroughbred Angus
bull, under 3 yrs., worth
$275. E. A. Johnson, RFD 5,
U.S. Hwy. 19 (3 miles south -
oo Cumming. Ph. TU. Ja

19 mo. old Reg. Black Ang=
us bull, Eileenmere and Black |
Pudding breeding, tested and
ready for service. Will dea
liver and furnish Reg. papers.










































































































C. N. McClure, Dawsonville,
Ph. 265-2266. ae
Extra nice Holstein cow




with 2nd ealf, good family
cow; also, nice young blue
tongue Jersey heifer. Wayne
Hamon, Box 406, St. Marys,
Ph. 882-3339. As
Reg. Black Angus bull,
W.S.F. Hileenmere, 405 oe 3
3 yrs. old, Whitneymere and
Hileenmere bloodlines, for
sale or will trade for cows or
heifer of equal value. T. ML





























?

Elier, Clarkesville, (See at
Manmaeg Farm). ;





- horned, dewormed and.

= ford bulls







Livestock

FOR SALE





Cattle

2 polled Hereford cows, 5
yrs. old, Reg. in both Assn.,
one with bull calf. 3 mos.
old, both bred to Reg. bull.
TB. OKelley, Maysville, Ph.
652-2121.

2 Reg. Black English bulls,
11 mos. old, near Roswell. G.
LL: Potts, Jameson Rd., Ros-
well, Ph. 428-3785.

Reg. Guernsey bull, 6 mos.
old, very gentle, wt. about
: 550 lbs. Mrs. Donald Shedd,



P.O. Box 162, Demorest, Ph.

723-2727 (no collect calls).

64 feeders, mostly steers,
some heifers, approx. avg. wt.
350-450 lbs. White Face,
Black Angus and some Hol-
steins. Want to sell entire lot
(by the pound or by head).
All have been castrated, OF
e-
loused, ready to go about
March 15. E. H. Ensz, Louis-
ville, Ph. LI. 7-6795 (Wrens).

-_ Reg. Angus bull calves, 6-
9 mos. old, top quality, ex-
tremely thrifty ee true
foundation sire good
price at $150 to $450. erate
Stucki, Rt. 1, Stone Mountain,
Ph, 469-8002.

Dbl. standard polled Here-
and heifers, top
bloodlines. H. Y. Tillman, 1207
W. Park Ave., Valdosta, Ph.
CH. 4-2491.

10 good purebred Black
Angus bulls for immediate
sale, wt. 500-700 Ilbs., just
right for service, your pick,
$200. ea. Guy Tripp, Eastman,
Ph. 374-3515 (office).

Several young Angus bulls
ready for service February
or March, Breeds best blood-
lines, $150. and wp. Free de-
livery within 75 miles. Eliza
Hayes, c/o Model Farm, Rt.
1, Sharpsburg, Ph. AL. 3-
4558.

Reg. Angus springer heif-
ers, | with 10 day old calf
and 1 with 5 mo. calf, $250.,
-$300. and $350.; also, Reg.
Angus bulls, 8 mos. old, from
good bloodlines and vacci-

nated, $200. ea. T. W. Phil-
lips, c/o. Westover Farm,
Kennesaw, Ph. 428 -- 2959
(Marietta).

5 8 dbl. Reg. polled Here-

fond bulls, 9 to 15 mos. old,
Victor Domino 126 and Do-
mestic Woodrow breeding.
Some very promising herd
bull prospects, Reasonably
priced for quick sale. George
A. Coffey, Lithonia, Ph. 482-

26.

Lg. Holstein heifer to fresh-
en May, and nice Guernsey
heifer to freshen January or
first of February, both gen-
tle. Will sell by head or 25c
pound. Dan Maloy, Alma, Ph.
632-7649.

Several 1 and 2 yr. old
Reg. polled Hereford bulls
and several 1 yr. Reg. heifers,
(CMR bloodlines), reasona-
bly priced. John . Cum-
mings, Rt. 1, Cartersville, Ph.
EV 2-6730.

2 polled Hereford cows, 5
yrs. old, Reg. in both Assns.,
one with bull calf, both bred.
a iG: eee Maysville,
Ph. 651-212

Sains





















Reg. Landrace service age
boar, weanling pigs and gilts,
from popular bloodlines. M.
T. Courson, Hazlehurst, Ph.
5-2589.

: Reg. Yorkshire boars and
gilts. 4 mos. old, fine blood-
lines. John E. Price, 3131 B
Lees Mill Rd., College Park,
Ph. 767- 4670 (after 6 P.M.).

150 pigs, Yorkshire-Landwrace
cross. Fine, thrifty, fully
treated and market weaned
pigs; also, few boar pigs. Sold
by head or quantity. Reason-





ably priced for quick sale.
Wayne D. Phillips, Honey
Ridge Plantation, Guyton

(Effiagham) Ph. PR. 2-3933.

Spotted Poland Chinas. of
various ages, championship
breeding, unrelated pairs in
pigs, $25. to $30., all with
papers and innoculated, vat
etc., all dams in herd are sir-
ed by championship boars as
well as our fine boar, Ingle-
nooks Forward Step. Morris
Sanders, Tnglencolsp st Nien



Glenwood, Hx LADERA,

t
&
2

3 Reg. Hereford boars,
ready. for service, Reg. in
buyers name, reasonable; al-

so, 40 feeder pigs for sale,

Hereford-Landrace cross and



Hereford; Hampshire cross,
ready to move. Wm. ham-
bers; Sr., Rt. 2,- Milan, Ph.
362-3418.

100 top quality Landrace

gilts ready for breeding, some
bred; service age boars and
weaning pigs; Also, Yorkshire
boars and _ gilts. Terrell
Swinder, Nashville, Ph. 9292.

400 shoats, 30 to 100 lbs.,
2 Reg. Duroc boars, one reg.
SPC boar and one Yorkshire
boar, 10 bred gilts. Mrs. H. A.
Stogner, Rt. 2, Waco. Ph. LE.
7-2906 (Bremen).

High class fall farrowed
Berkshires, male and female;
2 Berkshire, strong points,
high feed conversion, fine
quality meat, only HD pet.
lard. From souths oldest
Berkshire herd. C. J. Hard-
man, Commerce, Ph. 335-
3891.

Reg. Landrace, service age
boars and gilts for sale; also,
taking orders at 7 wk. old,
Feb. 22, 1963. Herman Roper,
Rt. 1, Sautee, Ph. 2783 (Helen).

Reg. Tamworths, Bangs
free, best bloodlines. J. S. Da-
vis, Abba, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald,
Ph. 6541.

Reg. Hampshire hogs, from
some of best bloodlines, bred
gilts and open gilts and boars
for light service; also, one
service boar, about one yr.
old. Good selection to choose
from. All treated and free of
disease. Located 10 mi. S. W.
Of; Hastman-= hwy. ol. ..G-
Studstill, Rt. 1, Eastman, Ph.
374-3908. -

2 Reg. Duroc boars, ready
for light service, treated for
all necessary diseases. Will











Reg. in buyers name. Billy
Blasche, Rt. 2, Butler, Ph.
Un 2-3493.



Reg. SPC boars, long lean
meat type, out of litter of 12
pigs, now 4 mos. old, $30. ea.
at lot; also, one gilt now
ready to breed. Located 2
miles West of Dimpseys Store.
Larry Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave
Springs.



Sev. Yorkshire and Lan-
drace pigs, crossed, most
Yorkshire. Located at De-

Kalb and Clayton Co. line on
Boulders Rd. Gus Phillips,
Ellenwood, Ph. 622-2811.

Reg. Black Poland China
boars, 1962 Grand Champion
at state fair also, first place
winner, $100.; Reg. Black
Poland China sow, first place
winner, at state fair, $85.;
Reg. black Poland China boar,
$75. John McNair, Rt. 1,
Hampton, Ph. 4533.

40 healthy feeder shoats,
60-100 lIbs., $16. ea.; also, 50,
30 to 60 lbs., $95. ea. (Meat
type) Duroc, Poland China
and Landrace crosses Paul
Anthony, Buena Vista.

Pigs, Yorkshire crossed
with Landrace. W. M. Coch-
ran 2219 Rock Chapel Rd.,
Lithonia, Ph. 482-8434.

Reg. Spotted Poland China
service size boars, long lean
meat type; one fine male, 2%
yrs. old. Will transfer papers
to buyers name. Julius Geor-

ge, Rt. 2, Cave Springs, Ph.
77- 3978 "(No collect calls).

5 shoats for sale, 34% mos.











old, wt. 80 Ibs. ea. one
Hampshire and 4 mived, al-
ready vaccinated, $15. ea.;

also, fine Hampshire sow, wt.
325 Ilbs., $40. Ellis Middile-
brooks, --Rt-: 1,7 Box 2280,
(Birdie Community) Griffin.

_Reg. breeding age boars and
gilts: Hampshires, Durocs and



Yorkshires, some sows and
gilts, bred, from best of
bloodlines, priced to sell.

Lawton Ursrey, Hazlehurst.

2 purebred Duroc gilt pigs,
4 mos. old, $25. ea.; $27. with
papers; 6 purebred Duroc
males, 4 mos. old $25. ea.;
$27. with papers. Lynn Hugh-
es, Rt. 2, Lake Park, Ph. 242-
2677 (Valdosta).





Pigs: 4% Landrace-% York-
shire, $10.00 each. James
EK. Pittman, Rt. 2; Doug-
lasville, (4 mi. So. off
Hwy. 5, off Kings Hwy.),
Ph. 942-4783.



Pigs, all sizes, $8. and up.
Jim Hopkins, Rt. 2, Clayton
(Tate City Community).

S.P.C. pigs for sale, 7 wks.

old, Jan. 17, 1963. R. G. Gat-
His Rte 3 Flatrock Rad., as





lasyville, Ph. WH. 2-4079,

MAR 7
ine. OIC hog for sales :





mos. old, $30. at my home.
Cannot deliver. Michael Pear-
son, Rt. 3, Jasper.

Purebred Duroc boars, all

sizes from 6 to 20 mos. old
Best of bloodlines, Cholera
treated, can be Reg. in buy-

ers name. Arthur Ben Mor-
Tis; kt. 22s Ritts.

Horses, Mules & Ponies

Good 5 gaited sorrel geld-
ing, 8 yrs. old, with complete
outfit, very spirited, for ex-
perienced rider, for sale cheap.
Ken Jenkins, Blairsville, Ph.
745-2292.

2 nice saddle horses: black
Quarter horse, well trained
for roping or cutting; an
nice red pleasure horse, both
spirited, but easily handled.
Child can ride. Both 8 yrs.
old. E. E. Hughes, Rt. 8, Hart-
ley Bridge Rd. Macon, Ph..
788-5686.

Good farm horse, about 1,-
200 pounds, $100. J. M. Allen,
172 Vidal Blvd., Decatur, Ph.
DR. 7-4758.

8 yr. old grade Quarter
horse mare with 8 mo. old
filly colt by side, bred back
to permanent Reg. Quarter
horse stallion, to foal in May.
Will consider trade for cows
or calves of equal value. C.
W. Dotson, Rt. 3, Box 210,
McDonough, Ph. 423-4410.

At stud: Tom Dooley and
Shadows Ambassadior, 2 top
Reg. Tennessee Walking
horses, 2 different bloodlines.
Roy A. Dorsey, 2561 Bohler
ne NW, Atlanta, Ph. CE. 7-

At stud: Melzar (14920)
and Areff (18650) both Reg.
Arabian grey stallions of ex-
cellent bloodlines; also, few
part Arabian colts for sale.
Mrs. Frank Cummings, 5216
ved Dr., Macon, Ph. 746-
965.

Reg. Albino gelding, 5 yrs.
old, spirited, $275. cash, or
will trade for strawberry
roan Walker with flax mane
and tail of same age. Rube
W. Chronister, 4605 Yates

















Rd., College Park, Ph. 767-
4622.

One mule and _ jenny for
sale. Lon Carnes, Rt. 1, Li-
thia Springs, Ph. 942-3889

(no collect calls).

12 farm mules, wt. 900 to
1500 Ibs., 10 to 12 yrs, old,
$75. to $165.; 4 yr. old quar-
ter horse gelding, rein broke,
wt. 800 lbs., $100. Berry J.
Whatley, Hwy. 85, Senoia,
Ph. LY 9-3279. (No Sunday
trades).

2 good, little, mules, gentle,
anyone can work, and nice
small eart; also, four small
ponies, 2 fine for children. J.
A. J. Harrell, Rt. 1, Hwy. 129,
Nashville.







3 Shetland ponies, real gen-

tle, $100. ea. or $125. with
saddle. Mrs. E. R. Williams,
Rt. 1, Box 100, Fort Valley,
Ph. GA. 9-2068 (Perry).

Horses and mule for sale,
some gaited, some will work.
Mule works good; also, bridles
and saddles for sale. Gary
Walden, Rt. 2, Soperton, (5
mi. W. of Soperton near Red
Bluff Church).

Shetland pony, $90. Cole-
peas: Greenville, Ph. OR.







3 nice Palomino 4
pony Ber one yr. to 18
old, $100. ea.;
$85. ea.; D. eotland pony, one
yr. old, "$65. Sell all togeth-
er or separate; also, have

| saddles and bridles and pony

harnesses. Jess Holbrook, 415
N. Main St., Jonesboro, Ph.
GR. 8-6771.

At stud: Reg. Golden Pal-
omino stallion, excellent con-
formation, blaze face
snow white mane _ and tail,
white stocking feet, excellent
background, name Little War-
rior, fee $50. when served,
mares picked up with return
privileges; also, fine horses
to sell or trade and will
board horses. James Rickard,



d|c/o Circle R Ranch, Rt. 3,

Conyers, Ph. 483- 8083.

Jet black Welch pony geld-
ing, wt. 600 lbs., will ride or
work to cart, gentle; also,
practically new bridle, sad-
dle, and blanket, would like
to sell at. once. Wyatt Ben-
son, Rt. 3, Alpharetta, Ph.
475-5296.





Black mare mule, wt. around
1000 lbs., gentle, with good
qualities, $100. W. B. Elder,
Rt. 2, Fayetteville, Ph. 964-
4584 (Fairburn).



6 yr. old Shetland pony,
gentle for children dapple
gray, castrated, $85. Bill
ee: Cumming, Ph. 887-

4278.



Good farm mule, 8 yrs. old,
black, wt. about 1050 Ibs.,
guar. to work anywhere, $75.
C. W. Smith, Rt. 1, Abbeville,
(2% miles West of Abbeville







on V. O. Daniels farm).
4 Quarter horse mares, 3
Reg., one, 10 mos. old, 2, 22

mos. old, and one, 3 yrs. old.
All reasonably priced. Ray
Minjard. Pine Mt., Ph. MA. 8-
5093 (Hamilton).

5 mo. old Palomino filly,
good color and conformation,
gentle, $200.; Diamond Ace
show saddle, best color, brid-
le and coronna, $165. C. L.
Hardin, 5884 Buford Hwy.,
Doraville, Ph. GL 7-8983.

Pinto Shetland pony stal-
lion, real gentle, with bridle,
saddle and martingale, ma-





4. dif. colors, |E











male sO. of Odom.

2 young milk type goat
one giving milk the other o
ly 7 mos. old. Mrs. Javon |
Johnston P. 0. Box as Atl
ens.

Sev. dairy goats for ;
some fresh, some bred
freshen soon; also, some
ture bucks and some buck ki
for sale, pice very re
able. W. Shelfer, 379
Fairburn Rae Atlanta 1 F
PO. 7-9455. oy

Large Billy goat, 6 nann















with kids or without. yy
will give gal. daily or mor
$30., others cheaper. C
see 3 miles N.E. of Brasel
Wiley Hayes, Rt. 1, Box
Hoste Ph. 654- 2433.

Livestock

WANTED.
Want to trade fine a

Beverly Marchbanks,
nae Ph. GR 8-8743

scription. ;
Hamilton Dr., Macon,
get them).

Want soon: 2 young
male or female pigs, pr
white or red or spotted blac
and white; also, 6 Marti
Gourds any size. Mrs.

Brown, 1321 Wildwood Ave
Columbus. :





















Seed sweet ne
from vine cuttings, certifi

container; Red ~Skin-
Sweet, $3. bu. contain

hogany color same as pony, | ni

$200. for horse and saddle. C.
eae Milan, Ph. 362-

2 colts: thoroughbred Mor-
gan, black, 9 mos; and thor-
oughbred Percheron, grey, 14
mos., sired by Mickey Bakers
Anthony C, both halfbreds,
halter broke and are excel.
hunter or jumper prospects,
sell for less than their keep:
also, at stud: thoroughbred
Grey Novel by Bangi out of
Bull Run mare,
dapple gray, Excel. racing
blood, top conformation and



disposition. Gerald Stucki,
Rt. 1, Stone Mountain, Ph.
469-8002.



12 yr. old mare, red with
white star, very gentle, $200.;
2 large geldings, ted with red
and white markings, gentle,
$185. ea.; 2 young horses,
broke and gentle, one roan
mare and
$200.00 each; garden
mule $50. All in good shape.
Butch Milner, Rt. 6, Cluster
Hwy. Eastman.



Solid black gelding, 3 yrs.,
9 mos. old, very gentle, with
black saddle, bridle and blan-
ket, 3 gaited, priced for quick
sale. Ellis Morris, St. Marys,
Ph. 882-3208.

Golden chesnut saddle
horse, 12 yrs., old $175., no
bad habits, gentle, but good
spirit, good gaits. Julian Wren,



405 King St., Wrens, Ph. el
7-6564. (no "collect calls, all
ealls after 7:30 p.m.)



3 gaited bay gelding, 7 yrs.
old, gentle, sacrifice, $130. or
will trade for cattle of equal

value. George Dupus, Rt. 1,
woe Mountain, Ph. 469-



At Stud: Tom Dooley and|7

Shadows Ambassadior, 2 top
Reg. Tenn. Walking horses, 2
dif. bloodlines. Roy A. Dor-
sey, 2561 Bohler Rd., N. W.,
Atlanta, Ph. CE. 7-1115.

Pinto color gelding, wt. 650
lbs., gentle, good horse round-
ing up cattle, $150.; also,
bottom plow on wheels, suit-
able for John Deere tractor,
never used much, $75. Mrs.
J M. Alston, Rt. 2 Box 75,



Men ers ee LS.



Shetiand pony, black and
white, small type, gentle for
child to ride, no bad habits
$125.; saddle and bridle, prac-
tically new, $30.; 2 new sets
of pony harnesses small pony
size, $22.50; regular pony
size, $18.50. Ph. 924-9496. Z.
M. Addy, 618 Lee, Americus.

Bay mare, wt. about 1200
Ibs., will work anywhere at
anything, not a plug, cheap;
also, few plow tools for sale
Elmo Jones, Irvinbridge Rd.,
Rt. 2, Conyers.

Guar. gentle horses - and
ponies, 4 yr. old black geld-
ing, wt. 900 Ibs., $165.; fast
Quarter type gelding, 850
lbs., $195.; black mare pony,
_yrs. old, $95.; saddles,
bridles, blankets, halt ers;
Palomino racking stallion at
stud, $20. Don Cochran, Shi-
loh Rd., c/o Rebel Ridge
Farm, Kennesaw, Ph. 427-
1819 (Marietta).

Sheep and Goats

2 nice milk goats, one to
freshen soon, all nice goats;
also, hog for sale.
3860 Cascade Rd.,







17. hands:

one red_ gelding,





call noon or THERE, =e col-
ot). -



Pecan trees, Gove ins

ed: Stuart; Desirable; Farley
aod Elliott. 2-3 t., $2. ea.; 3

$2.25 ea; 4- 5 foe a

ao ae 6 ft. $3. ea. Write -
prices on larger lots. Per
31. L. E. Brown, "Beconion
Ph. 18-5189...

Eee eae
pints: $5 0eC 3 1200 ae
$6. 75; Klondike a
ee plants, $1. C; $6. M
del. Permit 301. Miss
Crow, Rt. 2, Gainesville.












































3-4 ft.,
Brown Turkey figs 8-12

50e ea.; 2 ft., $1.; Black 1 ,
nut trees, g1. ea.; Keiff
pears, 4-6 ft., $1.75 ea; 7
ft $2. 50 ae Cherry

Apricot trees, 4-6 ft. 2 75
ea. Add postage. Mrs. E. B.
ea oat Ph. were

Herbs: Lavender; Oregano;
Woodruff; Sage; Chives; Rue;
Savory; Hysop; Lounge;
net; Wormwoods; South
wood; English; Pink; Sil
Gold; Lemon gard
Thymes; Comfrey; Archill
Rosemary; Tansy; Pennyro:
al; Peppermint; apple; ex
apple: Curley; int; Spea
mint; Lemon Verbena; e
on Balm; and_ others, all
$3.50. Permit 52. Send s
for list. Mrs. B. J. Car
Blue Ridge. -

Florida 90 Strawb
plants, lg., well rooted, shi


















Rt. 1, Box 140, Attapulgus. _

Seed: old time White T
der Half Runner - Gard
beans, Germ. 94 pet.; old tin
Tender Speckled Half a 14
Garden beans, Germ. =O
hard seed, 1 pct., pe Ge
90 pct.; old time Tender L
tle White Half Runner
den beans, Germ, 88 pct
70 tao L

Frank | 90.





~ Atlanta, Ph, 344-2081 Ri




erm pet., Firm
pet., total Germ. 87
-Boyette, Hahira.

erwill Cowpeas seed
.; Black Eyed
erm. 82 pct; ea
Crowder Cowpeas,
pet., pet 10c; 3
antaloupe

pet.,
Z3 Perkins *iorand
erm. 90 pct., sample
. Ib; yellow Crook-

| Six Wks. bunch beans,
oe ea ee

P.P. No. checks. Mrs.

Reece, Rt. 2, Box 77, Ellijay.

Tender hull old fashioned
English Pea seed, Germ. 98

pet. $1. cupful; Perkins, 12 in.,
gs Okra seed Germ. 78
pet., Hard Seed Germ, 8 pet.
Total Germ. 96 pet., Corn-
field White Cut Short beans,
Germ. 94 pct. lg. Yellow
Corn ready for using in 60 or
70 days, Germ. 93 pct., each
kind, 50c cupful; Cowhorn
and Banana Pepper seed,
Germ. 82 pct., 25c teaspoon-
ful; Dry Shuck beans for eat-

Pct., | ing Purposes, 95c lb. Permit

7
1p! 15; $1. 50. Ib;
and Bushel gourd seed,

Bape PP. Earl Stuck-
ar.

Wakefield, Round

d Georgia collards

e Bermuda onions,
sie Y $2.; $3.50 M. Per-
E. Smith, Box 82,

Mon Waketicla and
id Dutch frostproof cab-
oa 300, $1.50; 500,

50 M, Del. in Ga. Per-
vs ares peecrion, Pitts,

Beans ee

e wrapped, or
damp packed, $1. 50
poree: Permit 241.
Chastain, Rt. 5,

He

ae.
ground ivy, 6 plants,
eak and Aone 6
50c; balm, 6 bunch-
catnip, 4 bunches, 60c;
plants, 70c doz. Add
ge. Permit 239. Miss a
. 1, Box 57, Dah-

sweet potatoes grown
e cuttings, certified,
lot strings, or jeracked,
Reds, $2. Red
Sweet, $3. bu. at

Containers r not fur-

93. postage. Mrs. Presley
ue Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Pensacol,a Bahia seed
Germ. 34 pct., Firm Seed, 53
pet., total Germ. 87 pet. Te
Hall, Rt. 1. Box 74, Albany.





Old time bean oy i biors
Cut Shorts, Germ. ): pct..
White Creasbacks, Goat 95
pet., White Half Runners,
Germ. 90 pet., each kind 75c
cup and postage. Mrs. Emory
Goble, Rt 3 Be Ellijay.

Little White Half Runner
Beans, 26 (spc Com
field beans, Germ. 81 pet., ea.
75c cupful, P.P.; Cream Mush
Peas, Germ. 89 pet., Speckle
Crowder peas, Germ 81 pct.,
Okra seed, Germ. 95 pct. ea.
50 cupful P.P. Mrs. Bessie
Silvers, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Good Tender bean seed:
White Cornfield Beans, Germ.
98 pct., Little White Half
Runner beans, Germ. 95 pct.,
Little Pink Peanut Six Wks.
Beans, Germ. 98 pet., Cream
Six wks. beans, Germ. 96 pct.,
White 6 Wks. beans, Germ.
97 pet., all 75 cupful; Red
Speckle Crowder peas, Germ.
90 pct., 50c cupful. Add post-
age. Mrs. Carl Smith, Rt. 3,
Ellijay.

Good, tender, old_ time
White Half Runner Garden
beans, Germ. 98 pct., White
Cut Short Cornfield beans,
Germ. 98 pct., White Creas-







oe back Cornfield beans, Germ.

x Germ. 66 pct., 2 doz.,
Rocky Ford Green Meat
oupe, Germ. 98 pct., 3
25; Ice Box Yellow
elon, oo 98 pet., 3
5c; Round Green Rind
w Meat Melon, grows to
, Germ. 84 pct, 3 doz.
Ss ened, addressed
slope. W. D Gordon, Rt.
idelyo-s:
treamlined ever bearing
wherry plants $1.50 C; al-
seeds of small mixed
rds, 25c package. Permit
Mrs. John Weaver, Rt. 2,

terns plum sized strawber-
ae $2.7C2 PP. in Ga.
mpt del. weather permit-
These stand cold and
. well. Permit 91. ye
OX

dike strawberry plants,

g 300, $2.; 500, $3.50; $6.
postage. Permit 70.

el Crowe, Rt. 2, Gaines-

$<
lackberry bushes, and
erry vines, 6, $1. ; bear-
size mountain huckleber-
~ dozen; ellow root,

z. Add postage. Permit
eee Parks, Rt. 3,

pease are from

ers S uaeyerd. black and
wn, well rooted and damp
. Permit 86. O. Car-

i 4, Box 204 Griffin.

d fashioned tender White

time tender White Half
Garden beans, Germ.
old time Tender

ead 65 tea Safi | $82
e

cna

1,] 93 pet:,
ful; Red Speckle

"| Mrs.



each kind 75c cup-
Crowder
peas, Germ. 95 pct., Purple
Hull Crowder peas, Germ. 74
pet., each kind 55c_ cupful.
Preston Soughettaned: Rt.
3, Ellijay.

2300 lbs. Pensacola Bahia
grass Beee highly fertilized,
oe 0 pct., Firm seed 19

Moral Germ. 79 pet., 20c
Ib... or 18 Ib. for larger lots.
Mason McKinnon, Montezu-

Seed and Plants

Not Requiring Report
Or Inspection Permit
FOR SALE



Fresh

Calif. Multiplying
beer seed,

40c start, or 4
starts $1., ae Mrs. Earl
Fincher, | Rt. 2, , Bremen.

Thick 1 oe Martin Gourd
seed, new crop, 25c spoonful
and stamped, adidiressed en-
velope. C. H. Craft, Rt. 2,
Elberton.

1962 crop King Cobra
Snake gourd seed, grows to
6 fit., 6 seed, 25; African
Freak 6 seed, 25c; Long Neck
gourd seed, from 29 inches
up, 3 doz., 25; Hercules Club
and Milk Bottle shape, grows
to 2 ft. long, 2, 25c with
stamped addressed ee
J. H. Gorden, Rt. 1, Adel

African Monster gourd SST
grow to 9 ft. around (Worlds
largest) 3 seed, $1.; Indias.
King Cobra, 7 ft. long, (like
hugh snake) 2 seed, $1.; Mar-
tin, Dipper and other gourd
seed, and Gourd Craft mix-
ture. Lefty Morgan, Rt. 4,
Waycross.





= Hay, Feed, Grain

FOR SALE

1000 bales Millet hay, $30.
ton at -barn. C; en,
Rocksprings Rd., Lithonia, Ph.
482-6002.

- Highly fertilized Coastal
Bermuda Papi top quality,
$30. ton at pus barn. A. B.

14,



J Sse Rt... Fort Valley,.

Saab

: fertilized, cul

out rain. Winton C. Harris, Rt.
Screven, Ph. 584-231w,
Odum.

990 bales Fescue, Orchard
grass and Clover hay, baled
without rain, 60c bale at barn,
Blue Ridge, Mrs. George T.
Manley, 312 W. Hill St., Dec-
atur, Ph. DR. 7-3452.



Ore xtr :
ea.; 3 partridg e Rock roost-
ers, $1.50 ea.; pr. English Red
Caps, not quite mature, $5.;
Buff Laced Polish rooster, $2.
All 1962 hatch, From Murray
McMurray; also, 2 Cornish
bantam hens, Golden Sebright,
and black tailed Jap hens,
$2. ea.; pr. white turkeys,
Will ship. E. B. Jones, Jr., Rt.
1, Hahira.



Coastal Bermuda or Brown
Top Millet hay, good quality,
no sand spurs, fertilized, $30.
ton F. O. peeks Ensz,
Louisville, Ph. Li. 7-6795
(Wrens).

3000 bales Runner peanut
hay, $30. ton at barn; also,
300 bales Coastal Bermuda
hay, $30. ton. Joe Simmons,
Rt. 2, Hawkinsville, Ph. 2-
2487.

Coastal Bermuda, highly
fertilized, gathered without
rain, no sand spurs or weeds,
$30. ton at barn; also, good
mixed hay, about half Coastal
Bermuda, remainder Crow
Foot and other local grasses.
but no sand spurs or weeds,
$20. ton at barn. Wayne D.
Phillips, c/o Honey Ridge Pl-
Sa Guyton, PH PRA 2=

Ground corn for feed, $39
ton. I. H. Peeples, Rt. 3, Box
44, Fayetteville, Ph. 461-2493

Hay, square bales, baled
without rain, 75c and $1. bale
at barn. Can deliver in 5 ton
lots for small additional char-
ge. R. L. Jackson, c/o Flint
River Farms, Rt. 1, Hwy. 54,
Jonesboro, Ph. DR. 8-2245
(nights).

Ready to start taking Cae
for Coastal Bermuda, June
12-15, 1963 hay cutting or
August 15th cutting, $25. per.
ton at field, and wil! deliver
in 7 ton lots, more or less,
within 60 mi. radius, $30.
ton; 60 to 80 mi., $32.50 ton;
80 to 100 mi. $35. ten and you
furnish 2 or 3 hands to help
unload 1teS. 2d. ..Clay, --So:
Walden Road, Rt. 3, Macon.
Ph. 788-2975.

Oat and Millet Brown Top
hay, square bales, with al!
seed in it; also, 100 bu. yellow
corn for feed. $1.50 bu. at
farm. Marvin Newsome, Jor-
dans Mill Rd.. Sandersville,
Ph. 3856. (No collect callis)._

Several hundred bales high
quality grass hay for sale ai
my barn, 75c bale at Madras,
6 mi. North cf Newnan. R. B.
Bowen, 316 Peters St., S. W..
Atlanta 3, Ph. MU. 8-1428 till
Dep. ms

100 bales clean oat straw at
my farm, Hwy. 92, No. of
Fayetteville. George W. Wal-
lis, 1853 Center Ave., East
Point, Ph. PO. 1- 1552.

Fescue and Orchard hay,
baled at my barn, 75c bale.
Joseph E. Dyer, Rt. 5, Box 43,
Hiawassee.

8 or 10 tons Coastal Ber-
muda hay, highly fertilized.
at my farm, near Siloam. J. G
Underwood, Rt. 3, Greens-
boro, Ph. 489-2230 (after 6
D.me),

Bahia hay, fertilized and
nitrated, harvested without
rain, bales average 3 ft., 40c
bale at barn; also, 200 bu.
good quality big Oats, $1. bu.
P. Lipory, Rt. 1, Hawkinsville,
Ph. 892-2578. .











Sericia Lespedesia and
grass hay at reasonable prices.
J. J. Aderhold, Rt. 1, Winston,
Ph. 942-2764 (Douglasville).

Poultry & Eggs

FOR SALE





For immediate
1961 hatch White Cochin
Bantams, $15. J. F. Ginn, 2375
foo. Dr., S.E., Atlanta

sale, trio

_Araucanus chickens, laying
pink, green, turquoise, blue
and olive green eggs, $8. pr.;
$12. trio, until Feb. Ist., ex-
press collect; also hatching
eggs, asst. colors, 40c ea. In-
sured parcel post included.
Send money order. Mrs. Adidie
A. Edwards, 716 Myrtle St.,
Ne Atlanta 8, Ph. TR. 4-

5 Black Rosecomb cocks,
$1.25 ea. Very good blood-

lines. Charles: T..Massey, 505:

& Elm St.,

Rockmart: >.

s

2 purebred heavy type dark
Cornish, Sept. 1962 hatch,
pullets and one Cockerel $1.50

ea.; July hatch pullet, $2.;
also, June hatched turkey
tom, $5.; hen, $4.50 or both,
$9. if taken at once. M.O.
only. Miss Cora B. Patterson,
Rt) 1; Box 35; Ty. Ty.

Game Eggs. So. Ga.
(Brandenberrys); Saunders
Roundheads, both breeds bred
pure, under wire, $3. per set-
ting. Come by and gather
from nest. Cannot ship. Mrs.
AS Tay Hilly 3127: Warren: St.,
S. E., Atlanta, Ph. 378-2990.

Silver Duckwing O. E.
Game Bantams, surplus from
some of the best breeding
stock, $2. ea.; $5.50 trio while
they last; also, black Rose-
comb males, $1. ea. Shipped
express collect. G. E. Stahl-
kuppe, 2455 Union Rd., S.W.,
Atlanta 11, Ph. 344-1668.

Bulldog type dark and
WLR Cornish Bantams, show
winning stock, $4. trio, extra
pullets, $1.; cockerels, Cispea leh;
L, Campbell, LaFayette, Ph.







ed Bantam

| oung | .
.50| hens ee 40c ea. Gordy

Walker, Star Route, Marble

Hill.

Cockerels and hens for sal
6 red Quill Cockerels and
Red Quill hens, $5. ea. Will
not ship. Harley Hunter, Rt.
2, Mineral Bluff.

15 Geese, $2. ea. Can have
all 15, $28.50. Aubrey Poulk,
Rt. 1, Ambrose, Ph. 384-5157.

7 wihite Chinese geese for
sale, very large and good
breeders. R. H. Underwood,
Rt. 3, Bethel Rd., Conyers, Ph.
483-8965.









40 lange gray geese at my

place near Sonoraville, $1. ea.
Will sell one or all. S. B. El-
lis, Rt. 2, Calhoun, Ph. MA.
9-5540.

10 New Hampshire hens for
sale. Mrs. Emmer Moore, Rt.
1, Bishop.





Poultry & =

WANTED



Want 6 old fashion large
type Plymouth Rock hens
now laying, one yr. to 2 yrs.
old. John Elliott, Fairmount.

Want 12 Brown Leghorn:
pullets to start laying soon.
State price and location. R. C.
Harrell, Jr. Hortense.





Brahmas, Reg., 7 hens, one
rooster, all $15. J. H. Moss;
2188 Tilson Rd., Decatur.

Purebred show type Ban-
tams, Golden Sebrights and
me Fleurs, Sept. hatch, $3.

: $4. trio, will not ship. O.

Mebane, 1753 Hadlock St.,

ee Atlanta els Ph. PL. 8-

98 N. H. white Leghorn
pullets, laying 85 pct., $2.25
ea. Must sell all, cannot ship.
Mrs. B. F. Hudgins, Jr., 1369
Columbia Dr., Decatur.



Araucanus, (Easter Egg
chickens), Pr., $3.; hens, $2.
ea.; roosters, $1. ea. J.
Ponder, Koweeta Rd., Col-
lege Park, Ph. 964-7744.





Pr. white Cochin Bantams;
rooster, 3 hens, Jap Cochin;
rooster 3 hens, Silkies, Jap,
all show type Bantams, at my
home; incubator, 600 cap.
good shape; 15 metal nest,
one brooder also, chicken
fertilizer cheap by truck
load. Mrs. J. E. Carter, 3160
McCurry Dr., S.W., Atlanta
11, Ph. 344-1388.

Araucanus chicken eggs,
$2.50 doz. J. H. Roquemore,
RFD 2, Americus.



2 pr. dark Cornish game
bantams and one extra ro-
oster and pr. of Silver Duck-
wing Game bantams for sale
or trade for equal number of
prs. of Quail, pheasants,
ducks, or young turkeys. Can-
not ship. Larry Long, Box
123, Powell Dr., Dalton.

Want eggs, full stock Sil-
ver Spangled Game chicken
eggs. Quote price per setting
at once. M. M.
wick.

Want 1 pr. of geese. State
price in first letter. Billy
Adams, Rt. 2, Lavonia.





| per yr., $3.50 pr.;
2N.



Game and Fowl

FOR SALE



White King pigeons, excel.
breeders, 16 to 20 Squabs,
55 DEsiokons

Z.W. rabbit bucks, show
type, almost ready for service,
$5. ea. E. Jackson, P.O.
Box 44, Orchard Hill.

White King pigeons, $3. pr.
Jack Crowder, c/o Melody
Brook Farm, RFD 3, Windy
ds Marietta, Ph. HE. 5-

5

Show type White King pig-
eons, Foy and Dupont strains,
limited number ayaa
Write for information. R. La- .
mar Brantley, Rt. 2, Box 79,
Wrightsville

N.Z.W. rabbits pedigreed,
now on 12th yr. selection
breeding, not inbreds, $15. to
$25..ea. Best larger litters,
quick growth; rabbit fertili-
zer with vegetable matter
compost, 10 bu. up, 50c bu.;
smaller quantities, 75c bu. C.
W. Page, 149 North Ave.,
N.E., Atlanta 8,
6452.







ABAC, Tifton.

Station, Tifton.



Agricultural
CALENDAR

Jan. 31 Watermelon and Canteloupe Short Course,

Feb. 8 Beef Cattle Short Course, ABAC, Tifton.

Feb. 12 Georgia Swine Breeders All Breed Boar and
Gilt Sale. Boars performance tested, Coastal
Piain Experiment Station, Tifton.

Feb. 15, 16 Thirteenth Annual Convention, Georgia
Livestock Association, Scott Hotel, Thomasville.

Feb. 18, 19 Eighteenth Annual Meeting of the Georgia
Crop Improvement Association and the Sixth An-
nual Meeting of Foundation Seeds, Inc., Athens.

Mar. 6 Gain Test Bull Sale, Coastal Plain Experiment







Bonner, Har= ~

Phi TR 4s





- FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAIL








GGuaranteed by Monsfacturer
FFound by State Chemist








PPenalized
ae ; PROTEIN FAT FIBER

CENTRAL SOYA, Fert Wayne, Indiana

aoe Master Mix Egg Concentrate 362 G 42.0 6.0 4.0
*protein low, fiber more than 10% high F 41.1 8.0 5.4

DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee

Red Lion Wheat Shorts G 16.0 4.0 6.9

*fiber more than 10% high- fF 17.3 4.0 7.4

URE TO MEET MA
~ December, 1962






HATCHER MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia _









Haicher's 38% Dairy Concentrate PNG 5 Se
*fiber more than 10% high F 422
PATRICK FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia A ee es
Snap Corn with 10% Molasses ' SG 75
*protein more then 10% flow F 4.0
SPARTAN GRAIN. & MILL COMPANY, Spartanburg, S. C. : og
Dry and Freshening Feed G&G 12.0
fiber more than 10% high Eo, 128
VARNELL MILLING COMPANY, Varaell, Georgia pee
Vv. M. Starter Mash Medicated cee G 24.0 8.0
*protein more than 10% low, fat low F 2B25 = bce



FEEDS FAILING TO MEET MANUF





GGnoranteed by Mancfacturer

ACTURERS GUARANTEE BUT
December, 1962















































WITHIN TOLERAN

MILLER POULTRY & FEED COMPANY, Piedmont,

















Alabama ee
i Miller Broiler Starter Medicated : os 20.0
oe PROTEIN FAT FIBER | *protein low F 237
Be cal i tae Fo ee 160 25 109 | MOSTELLER FLOUR & FEED COMPANY, INC., Chamblee, Georgia
*protein low, fiber high F 153 29 109 Big M 16% Dairy Feed ; S 16a
: 2 *fiber high F 18.4
J. T. BYRD MILL, Loganville, Georgia : a = -
ery 7. y 1.0 OWEN & LAWSON FEED COMPANY, Canton, Georgia ae
ade et Such ar I . be o. rae Owen & Lawson All Mash Pullet Developer G 14.5 3.0
Bee : : fiber high F142 3.
CARTESVILLE FEED & SEED COMPANY, Cartersville, Georgia g : : = = ae
oe oor a } ye | 11.0 PATRICK FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia i
eerie ee = ae a Mg rips as 11.0 Snap Corn with 10% Molasses G 75
ail . *protein. low Foo ag
CENTPAL SOYA, Fort Wayne, Indiana : Cobs Shucks B= 15% Molasses G nee
Master Mix Broiler Starter 308-16C Medicated S 24.5 es ay : *fiber high FE 25.
oo eee | RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri
HATCHER MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia Purina Commercial Eggena \ G
: Custom Mixed Feed G 16.0 =} ve *protein low Fe
*protein low F 15.3 5. : : 5 =
Hatcher's 20% Benge Cattle Cubes G 200 30 15.9 SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia
*fiber high : F 21.9 3.0 15.8 Pure Wheat Bran : G
*fiber high F
ILL DISTILLERIES, INC., Bardstown, Kentucky : : : ; 3
eure Distillers Dried Grains 26.0 8.0 10.0 | SOUTHERN COTTON OIL DIVISION, Macon, Georcia $
*fat low 27.9 TA 10.90 Sco-Co Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal Pellets G 36.0
= *protein low, fiber high | iE 35.5
LAVOM'A ROLLER MILL, INC., Lavonia, Georgia e
Tagalo River Dairy Feed G 110 25 15.0 SOUTHLAND MILLING COMPANY, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
*protein low, fiber high F 153 26 15:5 Alta Broiler Finiser Medicated E-13 G 210
; *protein | F 20.4
LOUISYIULE FERTILIZER & GIN COMPANY, Louisville, Georgia Hn Se ae ;
a Loe eee ee o 3 : ; VARNELL MILLING COMPANY, Varnell, Georgi
* : i ' . gra eS Aus
Coane oor ern Le eee V. M. Starter Mash Medicated G 240 80
TIN MILLING COMPANY, Wrens, Georgi : *fat low 3 F 24.1
Seal Gu Cob Shucks with 25% Molasses oe S 24.0 V. M. Complete Breeder Ration Medicated GS 18.0
*fiber high F 3.8 0.6 25.4 ! _ *fiber high F





ALABAMA CALCIUM PODUCTS COMPANY, Gantt's Quarry, Alabama
2 feeds as declared :
































| ALLGOOD FEED COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

ALLIED MILLS, INC. Gainesville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

AUBREY FEED MILLS, IC., Louisville, Kentucky
3 feeds as declared

BIG A FEED & POULTRY COMPANY, Toccoa, Georgia
1 feed as declared

BIRDSEY FLOUR & FFED MILLS, Macon, Georgia
1 feed as declared

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

THE BUCKEYE COTTON OIL DIVISION, Cincinnati, Ohio
1 feed as declored ;

CAGLE & HENDERSON FEED COMPANY, INC., Roswell, Georgia
1 feed as declared

CEDAR VALLEY MILL, Cedartown, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

CENTRAL COTTON ON. COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
1 feed as declared

CENTRAL SOYA, Fort Wayne, Indiana
9 feeds as declared

(COOPFPATIVE MILLS, IMC. Flowery Branch, Georgia
27 feeds as declared e

(CORDELE MILLING COMPANY, Cordele, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

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

WILLIAM DAVIES COMPANY, INC., Danville, MWinois
1 feed as declared

JOHN W. ESHELMAN & SONS, Chamblee, Georgia
1 feed as declared

EVER-BEST FEED MILLS, INC., Loganville, Georgia
6 feeds as declared

FARMFPS EXCHANGE. Conton, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

FARMF?S MUTUAL EYCMANGE, Lawrenceville, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

BEEDRITUT WHLLERG COMPAEY, Augusta, Georgia eon,
: (2 feeds as declared

GAINFS'TELE MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
5 feeds as declared

GEORG'A BROILER SUPPLY, INC., Covrrollton, Georgia
. 7 feeds as declared

GEORGIA BY-PRODUCTS CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Reidsville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

GEORGA MARBLE COMPANY, Tate, Georgia
+, @ feeds as declared | :

LET

Ro rey

FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED
December, 1962

|! MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgia



if

HEE MTTETT TTT Tir Romeo rage

GEORGIA POULTRY FEED MILLS, INC., Dalton, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

HALES & HUNTER COMPANY, Cartersville, Georgia
4 feeds as declared

HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin, Georgia
_ 7 feeds os declared

HATCHER MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
1 feed as declared

H. P. HOOD & SONS, Dunedin, Florida
1 feed as declared oe

J. D. JEWELL, INC., Gainesville, Georgia 8
3 feeds as declared

JULIETTE MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
3 feeds as declared :

KING MILLING COMPANY, Rome, Georgia
7 feeds as declared See

LANIER FEED MILL, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
1 feed as declared

LATHEM & RAMSEY MILLING COMPANY,
3 feeds as declared

LORET MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee ~
3 feeds as declared

MARBLE PRODUCTS COMPANY, Whitestone, Georgia oS
2 feeds as declared :

Gainesville, Georgia

5 feeds as declared

MAULDIN FEED & SEED C OMPANY, Calhoun, Georgia
1 feed as declared :

MERCK CHEMICAL DIVISION, Rahway, New Jersey :
1 feed as declared

MIDSTATE MILLS, INC., Newton, North Carolina
1 feed as declared

MILLER POULTRY & FEED COMPANY, Piedmont, Alabama aa es
1 feed as declared

G. W. MILLS, Byron, Georgia
1 feed as declared

MINRAL-AID COMPANY, Forsyth, Georgia
1 feed as declared
























MOSTELLER FLOUR & FEED COMPANY, INC., Chamblee, Georgia
* eed a: tetured a

NORTH AMERICAN TRADING & IMPORT COMPANY, Gretna, Louisiana
1 feed as declared :

NORTHEAST GEORGIA BROILER COMPANY, Bowman,
3 feeds as declared

CCONEE ROLLER MILLS, Seneca, South Carolina
1 feed as declared e

OGLETREE HATCHERY, Lawrenceville, Georgia
1 feed as declared :

Georgia



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December, 1962

SOUTHLAND MILLING COMPANY, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
1 feed as declared



ee Lawson FEED COMPANY, Canton, Georgia



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LSBURY COMPANY, Galnesville, Georgia

1 feeds as declared

SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL COMPANY, Spartanburg, South Carolina
3 feeds as declared





N PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri

5 feeds as declared

STANDARD MILLS, INC., Macon, Georgia
1 feed as declared





Tr FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Georgia
feeds

as declared

STEGALL MILLING COMPANY, Marshville, North Carolina
1 feed as declared





OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia
feeds as declared

SWIFT & COMPANY, Moultrie, Georgia
1 feed as declared





mY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee

feeds as declared

SYLACAUGA CALCIUM PRODUCTS COMPANY, Sylaucauga, Alabama
2 feeds as declared





OUGLASS COMPANY, Norfolk, Virginia

feed as declared

G. H. TANNER FEED COMPANY, Lawrenceville, Georgia
1 feed as declared





EASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia

| feed as declared

THOMPSON-WEINMAN & COMPANY, Cartersville, Georgia
2 feeds as declared





RN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia

| feeds as declored

BILL WATSON'S FARM FEED SERVICE, Crawfordville, Georgia
1 feed as declared





RN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia

L feeds as declared

ERN STATES LIME CORPORATION, Crab Orchard, Tennessee

3 feeds as declared

WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
8 feeds as declared





INC.,

WHITFIELD COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE, Dalton, Georgia
1 feed as declared

WHIFWORTH'S HATCHERY & POULTRY FARM,
2 feeds as deciared

Lavonia, Georgia










pr. Calif. rabbits for
my home. Cannot ship.
Ginn, 2375 Cloverdale

we 1g Ph:





Rabbits: _ pedigree [Chun
chilla doe $8.; pedigree black
doe, $5.; pedigree N.Z. doe,
$5.; 3 New Zealand does,
NU. eae Ce arht. does
os. ease all colored doe, $3;
free young rabbits, about 2
mos. old, with every doe pur-
bree Rocky Strickland, Rt.

Sullivan Rd., College Park,
Ph PO. 6-2028.

Sev. hundred Bobwhite
Quail in large flight pens,
some select birds for breed-
ers, $3. pr. Per. 70; 3 pr. Fly-
ing Mallard ducks, $5. pr.;
Golden Sebright Bantams,
$4. pr.; $5. trio. C. L. Caw-

thon, Riverdale, Ph. GR. 8-
8106 (After 6 p.m.).



Several fat Bobwhite Quail
in flight pens, $1. pr. bird;

,| also, breeders, $2.50 pr.; mat-

ed prs., $3. pair; several good
Quail cages, well Bee Per.
44. J. L. Reed, Rt. Kenne-
saw, Ph. 974-6508 Gitavictte).



1962 hatch Swinhoe pheas-
ant hen, $20.5 1962 hatch
lineated cock. *$20.; 2 Erkel
Francolin hens, $10. ea.; 1962
ne Amherst pheasants, $10.
pr. BF: came, 2375 Clover-
dale oe S. E., Atlanta 16.



Sev. hundred Bobwhite

quail, 200 Chukars, Tenn.
Red Quail, all in large flight
pens. Write what you want
and ask for details; also, So-
liciting inquiries concerning
booking orders for quail eggs
to be available in 1963 laying
season, large quantities. To in-
quire about booking order,
contact J. L. Take, 1328 Zist
St., Columbus, Per. 10.

White Doves, $5. pr.; Ring-
neck Doves, $4. pr. Will ship
express collect. Send money
order. Miss Eve Wallace, 716
Myrtle St., N.E., Atlanta 8,
Ph. TR 4- 5152. Per. 28.



Pheasants: Reeves, 4 hens,
one cock, $16.; Silver, 4 hens,
3 cocks, $21.; Green versicol-
or, 3 hens, 2 cocks, $20.;
Swinhoe, one cock, $6. All
1960 hatch, will ship. James
E. Barber, 107 East Lewis
St., Waycross.



Large stag, 5% or 6 Ibs., %

R. H. and % blue Trailer and
one hen, % Brown Red,
Ginn grey, $5. for all; also,
6 Ib. blue stag, $4., can ship
one or all M.O. or cash, C. L.
Griffin, 712 Oak St., Gaines-
ville.











HOG CHOLERA ERADICATION PROGRAM

(In order of qualification date)























































1. Dodge 20. Terrell 39. Stewart
2. Bleckley 21. Wilcox 40. Crawford
3. Wilkinson 22. Appling 4]. Colquitt
4. Telfair 23. Treutlen 42. Twiggs
5. Irwin 24. Crisp 43. Liberty
6. Johnson 25. Laurens 44. Bacon
7. Turner 26. Jefferson 45. Richmond
8. Wheeler 27. Worth 46. Oconee
9. Evans 28. Screven 47. Lee
10. Baldwin 29. Jenkins 48. Echols
11. Talbot 30.. Stephens 49. Emanuel
12. Washington 31. Jeff Davis 50. Baker
13. Quitman 32. Toombs 51. Ben Hill
14. Lowndes 33. Early 52. Putnam
15. Bryan 34. Walton 53. Tift
16. Sumter 35. Columbia 54. Seminole
17. Pulaski 36. Elbert 55. Peach
Montgomery 37. Webster 56. Coffee
Tattnall 38. Bulloch













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Game & Gaul

FOR SALE



About 15 pr. common pig-
eons, some crossed with white
King, 75e pr. C. W. Colsen-
beck, Gray.

Black, red and yellow Fan-
tail pigeons, yellow Birming-
ham Rollers, all $5. pr. Best
of 50 yrs. constant breeding.
Fred Thompson, Clarkston,
Ph. HI. 3-9147. :

Extra lange Bobwhite quail
for sale. Per. 90. George Bla-
lock, Rt. 1, Box 198, Grove-
town, Ph. RE 6-2241.

Miscellaneous

FOR SALE





Several thousand gals. pure

Ga. sugarcane syrup packed

in gal. cans 6 to case for ship-
ping or pick up at Cedar
Springs, $9. case; also, % gal.
cans, 6 to case, $4.50 (also
packed 12 to case). Shipped
from Blakely Exp. only in
ease lots. Send M. O. Ship-
ment made day order recd.
Leon M. Baughman, Cedar
Springs. :

14, 100 lb. cap., yellow feed



bags, 35c ea., plus postage.
Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum-
ming.

Enterprise electric meat

grinder, 3-4 H. motor in good
cond.; also, meat block, 36 ins.
in good cond., $75. for both,
you come after. Henry Bowie,
509 Burson Ave., Carrollton,
Ph. TE. 2-8405 (no collect
calls).

Extracted wild flower ho-
ney, mostly clover, in 1 gal
glass, $5. Will not ship. D. R.
Bruce, 369 Inman St., S. W,
Ph. PL. 3-5037.

Tobacco sticks, 1 in. sq. by
54 inches, $30. thousand on
my yard, or $35. delivered.
Minimum del. 3500. R. L.
Fowler, Villa Nova St., Cuth-
bert, Ph. RE. 2-2060 (no col-.
lect calls).

Two lg. iron pots, one jum-
bo. $6. ea.; weed sprayer, $9.;
lots of heavy wire and _ iron
railings from dismantled ar-
bor, all in good cond. also, 1,
6 gal. and 1, 4 gal. churn. Mrs.
F. L. Underwood, 2398 Lake-





wood Ave., S. W., Atlanta 15,

Ph. MA. 7-8539.

Two 50 Ib. cans fresh hog
fard, $7.50 can. Seggie Dun-
can, Rt. 3, (Five Forks) Law-
renceville, Ph. TH. 5-2998.

3 bu. only good Red Skin
peanuts, well. graded and
clean, $6.50 bu. (25 lIbs.); 12-
1% lbs.. (% bu.) $3.50. Post-
age extra. No less than half
bushel shipped. Ralph Sherer,
Rt. 1, Box 44, LaGrange.

100 pet. pure dried ground
red hot pepper, 1 oz. 35c; 3
ozs. $1.; 1 lb., $4.; 5 lIbs., $20.;
10 Ibs., $35. All P. P. L. Doug-
fas Griffith, Rt. 1, Dallas.

Nice sun dried apples, 1962
crop. good for cooking, 65c lb.
a postage. Mrs. Mary Free,

jal.

1962 nice shade cured sage,
$2. Ib. P. P. No orders for less
than one pound, and crders
filled only in zones 1 and 2.
Mrs. Nathan Weatherby, Rt.
8, Box 35A, Ball Ground.

Yellow root, life everlasting
and mistletoe 4 lb. lardbox
full, $1.; ratsbane 25c match-













~box full; poke root, 4, $1.;

Wild cherry bark, 75c, 4 lb.
Yardbox full; sassafras, 2 lg.
roots, 50c; queen of meadow,
2 lb. lardbox full, $1.: black-
berry roots 2 lb. lardbox fuil

~80c. Mrs. W. C. Fowler, Rt. 5,
_ Ellijay.



Yellow root, freshly dug
and washed, 4 lb. lardbox full,
nice, fresh dried cow-
horn pepper, for home use
only, 4 lb. lardbox full 50c or
7 doz., $1.; queen of meadow,

4 Wb. lardbox full, 90c. Add

postage. Mrs. Martha Walker,
Rt. 5, Box 53, Ellijay.

1962 crop mountain wild-
flower honey, thick, raw, ex-
actly as bees made it, 5 lb.
tin, strained, $1.50; six, 5 lb.
o $8.; 5 lb. tin with comb,



2.; six 5 Ib. pails with comb, |

10.50. Add postage. Edward
D. Colston, Rt. 1, Box 307,

Toccoa,









Jerusalem artichokes, $2.
gal.; bu. $10. at my home, or
plus shipping charges. Send
M. or check with order.
Permit. C. W. Page, 149 No.
Ave. N. E., Atlanta 8, Ph. TR.
4-6452.

Sassafras, yellow root, wild
cherry tree bark, ratsbane,
seven bark and queen of mea-
dow, 4 lb. lardbox full, $1. ea.,
plus 35c postage. Mrs. Wayne
Alden Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Lg. Martin gourds, 50c ea.,



med. size, 35c ea.; yellow
root; sassafras; May apple;
queen of meadow; yellow

dock roots; wild cherrybark;:
alder bark; ratsbane, ea. 4 lb.
lardbox full, $1. plus 35c
postage; catnip and pepper-
mint, 30c bunch; 3, 60c; Mar-
tin gourd seed, 25c pk., and
stamped envelope. Mrs. Free-
man Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Hot red pepper. bright,
scund pods for home use, 25
doz.; 5 doz., $1. and postage.
Miss Marie Mathis, Rt. 5, Box
59, Ellijay.

Complete parade outfit:
saddle, bridle, breastband,
corona, hipdrops, Serapi and
2 sets of anklets. Miss Jayne
Harris, 1957 Fisher Rd. Rt. 3,
Atlanta 15, Ph. MA. 2-3267.

New crop buckeyes, half
gal. $3.; 40c doz. Mrs. J. D.
Phillips; Rt. 1,4 -Box:-130;
Wrightsville.

85 white chicken feed sacks,
100 cap., nice smooth cloth,
25 ea.; Indian corn, 10c ear,
many dif. color grains, nice
size ears. Send pcestage. Pro-
mpt shipment. Mrs. Mae
Wagoner, Rt. 2, Blairsville.

Well matured Martin gou-
rds, Ig., 50c ea.; medium, 35c
ea.; cut, shellacked, and ready
to hang, $1. ea.; also, Martin
gourd seed, lg. pk., 25c; bu.
gourd seed, 20 seed, $1.; odd
shaped African gourd seed, 8
different kinds, mixed, 30
seed $1. Add postage. Mrs.
W. W. Lowman. Rt. 5, Ellijay.

25 Ib. pure hog lard, $3.50
ean at my farm. Mrs. Kate
eer Fayetteville, Ph. HO.

Pasture. available for lg.
number of beef cattle or non
productive dairy cows until
April or May Ist., $2.50 head
per. month and you keep up
fences. Someone on farm you
can arrange to watch after.
Farm, 6 mi. North of Newnan
at Madras, pastures fenced
and cross fenced. Contact R.
B. Bowen, 315 Peters St.. S.
W., Atlanta 3, Ph. MU. 8-1428
until 5 p. m.

iiiscellaneous

WANTED



















Want approx. 8-10 tons
Coastal Bermuda hay deliver-
ed to my farm at Clermont,
12 mi. N. of Gainesville.
Quote price delivered. Frank
We Delong Jr., 757 Beverly
Drive, Gainesville, Ph. LE, 4-
5301, during day.

Want buggy, first class
shape, within 100 miles of
LaFayette. State price and
location. A. D. Clark, Rt. 2
Kensington.

Want honey peach trees,

will pay your price for young
trees, seed or graft wood.

?



Erskine Carter, 202 W.
Church St., Americus, Ph.
924-5585,



_ Want pair of mule clippers
in good cond., reasonably
priced. A. L. Milligan, Rt. 3
Gainesville.

Want one whole, short fur,
cured sheep hide (no green
hides). State size, condition
and price. A. W. Hudgins,
742 Concord Rd.. Smyrna.

Want 4 or 5 qt. black iron
water kettle; and plain white
porcelain wash basin for farm
home. State cond., and price
del. Mis. Cliff Booth, Rt. 2,
Box 107, Kennesaw.

?





Want to buy old cedar wa-
ter bucket with brass hoops
around it. Must be guaranteed
not to leak, and not to be over
ten dollars delivered. Mrs. R.
E. Stokes, 103 Law St.
Thomasville.



Want to buy, or will swap
quilt patterns; also, want to
buy nice size pomegranate
bush (edible kind). Mrs, Carl
Knight, Box 133, Hwy. 138,
Fairburn.

having garlic for use and for
planting; also, rattle root.
State what you have and
price. Mrs. Violet Colston, Rt.
1, Cornelia.

Want 12-15 lbs. smoked
pork sausage (no haslets ad-
ded). J. L. Mercer, 2204
Schley Ave., Albany.

Want someone to quilt 5
quilt tops. Will furnish every-
thing. Sittate price. Mrs. Ber-
mice McClure, 1753 Hadlock
St. S.W., Atlanta 11, Ph. PL.
8-3830. :

Want to buy corn, Barley
or Milo. Edward lL. Boyd,
2037 Spring Hill Terrace, Au-
gusta.

~ Handicrafts

FOR SALE



Crib quilt, cat pattern,
appliqued on white, set in
blocks of green, $4. and post-
age; 2 dbl. size quilt tops:
Sunflower patchwork on wh-
ite, set together yellow blocks.
$7. and postage; Rose top,
patchwork on white with
black thread, set in blocks of
pink, $7. and postage. Clara
Bigham, Box 69, Chatsworth
Rd., Dalton.

Bib aprons, $1. ea.; good
sized band aprons, $1. ea.; 5,
$4.75; med. size 50c; dresser
scarves, $1. ea. Free gift witn
every order. Add _ postage
Mrs. Maver Estep, 137 Au-
burn Ave., LaGrange.

Lge. dbl. bed size afghans:
one, brown, yellow, gold and
beige combination; other
multi-color with black trim,
real nice and well made, rea-
sonably priced. Mrs. Flossie
Roberts, 305 Logan St., S. W.,
Atlanta 12, Ph. JA. 4-1269.

Fancy ergandy and lace ap-
rons, $1.50 ea.; cotton aprons,
75c ea.: 6, $4.; attractive work
aprons, lg. pockets al! around,
$1. ea.; pot holders, 15c ea.;
10, $1.; childrens fancy org-
andy and lace dresses, 1-6 yr.
size, $3. ea.; hand painted
pillowcases,
set. Add postage. Mrs. W. W.
Lowman, Ri. 5 Ellijay.

Colorful luncheon cloths
and napkins, pull-thread fr-
inged, of different cclors and
materials, standard sizes, $2.
ea. State size, color and mat-
erial; also, fancy woven pot-
holders, 20c ea., or 6, $1. Mrs.
N. Kirk, 211 Washington St.,
S. W., Apt. 10, Atlanta 3.

Aprons with bibs, nicely
trimmed, $1. ea.; without
bibs, 75 ea.; potholders 15c
ea.; 10, $1.; emb. dish towels,
3, $1. Add postage. Mrs. H. A.
Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Wool and nylon baby sets,
(sack, cap and booties) white
or colors, $6.50; booties only,
$1. 25; tams, $1.50. Mrs. M. L.
Liles, Rt. 2, Carrollton, Ph.
TE, 2-2930.











Want to hear from someone

nice design, $3.



New handmade dbl. bed
size quilts made of good solid
and print cotton material,
cotton padding: Dbl. Wedding
Ring; Grandmothers Flewer
Garden; Dresden Plate; Step
Around Mtn; Grandmothers
Fan, all $12. ea.; one Grape
Vine Puzzle of brown and
gold, $14. Add postage. Mrs.
Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58,
Ellijay. :

Quilt tops, new maiterial,
$2. ea.; tatting, Hen and Bid-
die pattern in wht. and vari-
gated, wht. and blue and wht.
and green, 50c yd.; cro. cen-
itterpieces, lg., $2.85: small
$1.05. No checks. Mrs. J. L.



483-8572.

Nice handpainted pillow-
cases, permanently washable,
in bleached muslin and pastel
colors, $3. set; scarves to
match, $2. ea., in floral and



other designs: Forget Me
Nots; Ribbons: Mr. and Mrs.;
Floral. Spray: Hearts and

Roses; Iris: Dainty Basket Lg.
Pansies, and others. Mrs. IL.
W. Welch, Rt. 5, Ellijay.



Oven mitts, 50c pr.; quilted
pot holders, 15 ea.; pot hand-
le pad, 10c; novelty hais
(minature); apron and oven
mitt, $1. Mrs. E, Kilpatrick,
2544 Roswell Rd., Marietta.

Nice, well made, print ap-
rons, good materials, lg. size,
bright cols., 50c ea. plus post-
age. Mrs. Scott, 1570



Elleby Rd., S. E.. Atlanta 15.

Ellington, Rt. 2, Conyers, Ph. |:



Handmade diaper shirts
baby checks or batiste, 2, $1.
dacron and rayon crepe sac-
ques, lace or crochet trim.
pastel cols., $1. ea.; caps to
match 50; rayon flannel sac-
ques, asstd. cols., cro. edging.
$1. ea.; cro. booties, nylon or
mercerised cotton, $1. pr. Mrs.
Sue Tiller, P, O. Box 219.
Elberton.

Nice aprons made of best
materials, prints, checks and

plain and designs, very nice,
small 50c; med., 75c; Ig., $1.;
old fashioned bonnets $1. Add
postage. Mrs. C. F. Humpnh-
reys, 125 North Ave., Garage
Apt., Gainesville.

Ruffle dresser set, $1.; 3 pe.
Star dresser set, $1.25; 3 pc.
pineapple dresser set, $1.50;
pineapple apron $2.; 7 rose
dcily $1. All for $5.50. Mrs.
Mae Whittle, Rt. 1, Box 34,
Kingsland.

Triple pineapple doily, 20
in., $2.; rack pool doily 18 in.,
$2.; grandmothers favorite
edging, 75c yd.; star flower
doily, 15 in., $1.50. Add post-
age. Miss Lois Spears. Rt. 1.
Finleyson.

White pillowcases, emb.,
$1.-pr.; with cro. edge, $1.25
pr.; sheeting, $1. pr.; lg. old
fashioned bonnets, $1. ea.;
emb. dish towels, 7, $1.; ap-
rons, 3 small, $1.; med. 50c
ea.; lg. 75 ea. No checks or
stamps. Add 40c postage. Mrs.
Nell Bennett, Rt. 2, Box 311,
Frazer Rd., Buford.

9 piece white chair or sofa
sets, $6.; yellow set, $5.50; hot





mats to match, 2, $1.; crochet
pillows, $2.25 and $1.75; cen-
ter pieces, $2.25 and $1.75,
white and colored. Add post-
age. Mary Tumlin, Rt. 1, Box
316, Eastanollee.

Baby sweater sets, wocl or
nylon, shell stitch, includes
sweater, cap and booties in
pink, blue, yellow, green or
white, $5. set; $4.40 for swea-
ter and cap, and 60e for boo-
ties. P. P. Send M. O., or, will
send C. O. D. State color. Mrs.
Robert T. Jones, Rt. 4, Box
14, Blairsville.

Homemade tatting edging
in white, 20c yd. plus 10c
postage; also, hand crocheted
pepeorn edging in white. 2c
yd. 10c postage. Mrs. C. F.
Butler, Rt. 7, Moultrie. :

Soft, washable, genuine

-lambskin baby moccasins, in

blue, pink or white, all emb.
and handlaced in white, $1.10
pr.; 3 pr., $3. P. P. Mrs. Edgar
Watkins, Rt. 3, New Echota,
Calhoun.

Ladies fancy tea aprons
made of nice materials, trim-
med, 65c and $1. ea. Add
postage. Miss Marie Mathis,
Rt. 5, Box 59, Ellijay.





pilloweases of many colors,
made of nice, white broad-
cloth or poplin, $2.85 pr.; nice
appliqued Dutch girl aprons,
2 girls to apron (of many
colors), $2.25 ea. Half post-
age paid. Bessie Williams, Rt.
1, Box 303, Eastman.

solid colors, ruffled, rick rack, |.

pot holders, 3, $1. hot plate

Nice appliqued Dutch girl |.



















ero. to ea. pi
roses: pink, yellow, |
$2.25 pr.; cro. cream
centerpiece, diamonx
$2.25 -ea.; cro. wall
pears, peaches, red,
and purple with green
stems and leop for
50c ea. Add 10c post
checks. Mrs. W. C.
2, Lula. . Phe

Cro. baby slippers.
blue, white or yelloy
with button and lac
$1. pr.; cro. baby sho
cotton with pink, |
yellow, rayon and
trim, $1. pr.; cro. bab:
white, pink, blue, or
rayon with lace trim,
Mrs. Sonny Dutton,
Fairmount. Ph. MA.
(Calhoun), no collect |

Childrens dresses,
made, 1-6 yr. size, $2.
size, cotton ruffle bed:
asstd. cols., ( es
75e ea.; 6, ie
holders, 20c ea.;
towels, appliqued or
25 ea:; 5, $1.3 dbl. b
quilt tops, $3. ea.; pie
pattern. Add _ postage
Freeman Long, Rt. 5



FEBRUARY 1, 1963
Friday, promptly
P.M.Union Stock Ya
Georgia Angus Assoc
Mid-Winter Sale:
75 breeding age bul
females, most with
at side, rebred. Fo:
information contac f
Parker, 3858 Mathis St.
con, Ph. SH. 3-8285.

FEBRUARY 6, 1963
taGeorgia Spotted
Assn. (formerly Ga.
ted Poland China
Show and _= Sal

M.16 open gilt:
giltsand 13 boars
sold. For further inf
tact Ronald F.
Dawson.

FEBRUARY 12, 1963
Georgia Swine Bre
Annual All Breed Boat
Gilt SaleCoastal
Exveriment Station.
9:00 A. M.Sale 1:00.
only boar pigs tested
Swine Test Station,
Coastal Plain Exp. S
be offered, weighing
Ibs. at 150 days of a
breeds and approx. 50
formance tested bo
sellbreeders to co
approx. 60 open and
gilts. All animals tc
health papers. Lunch
ved at sales arena pri
sale. B. L. Southwell
mal Husbandry Dept
eriment Station, Tift



While the booklet







The Internal Revenue Service has a |
booklet of tax advice for farmers of this are
A. C. Ross, District Director of Internal
enue announced today.

Called Farmer's Tax Guide, it is a
able from county agents or the nearest
ternal Revenue Office. The free bookle
written in non-technical language and
tains numerous examples showing how
rules apply in actual situations. A check
of farm income and expenses and a samp
filled-in return form is included.

to assist farmers in the preparation of
1962 tax returns, it is also us 1
reference guide throughou












was written prima