Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1963 March 6

Georgia

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Phil Campbell,

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Farmers

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Commissioner



,.UME 48
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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6, 1963

NUMBER 27

.o LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY



vattle, Hogs, Chickens
nerease in $$ Value

Jeorgias cattle and calf population
eased about one percent in 1962 over
, according to the Georgia Crop Re-
ing Service, Archie Langley, Statisti-
in Charge.














ie number of cattle and calves on
cgia farms as of Jan. 1, 1963, totaled
3,000 head as compared to 1,481,000
lin Jan. of 1962, This is the highest
lary inventory since 1957 when 1,-
)00 head were estimated.

he number of milk cows and replace-
t heifers totaled 221,000 head, about
percent below last years inventory,
) Reporting said.

HE AVERAGE VALUE PER HEAD
3 UP TWO DOLLARS FROM $102





Agricultural

CALENDAR

. 2-9 4-H Club Week in Georgia.

6 Gain Test Bull Sale, Coastal
Plain Experiment Station, Tifton.

Mar.



7 = Irrigation Short Course, ABAC,
Tifton:



Mar. 8 Shorthorn Breeders Ass'n. Annual

Meeting and Sale, Social Circle.



Mar. 11, 12 Fourteenth Annual Georgia
State Spring Barrow Show and

Sale, Americus.







to $104. THE TOTAL VALUE OF ALL
CATTLE AND CALVES TOTALED
$155,584,000, AN INCREASE OF THREE

- PERCENT OVER LAST YEARS ESTI- ~

MATED VALUE OF $151,062,000.

According to the reporting service, the
1963 hog inventory was unchanged from

a year ago at 1,519,000 head, placing
Georgia 10th in the nation in hog inven-
tory numbers. However, the total value
of hogs showed four percent increase
amounting to $36,456,000 compared with
$34,937,000 the previous year. The aver-

above a year ago.
The number of chickens (this report

once again up sharply from the previous
year, ranking Georgia fourth among the
states. Total value amounted to $20,042,-

tory value. Turkeys on farms declined
substantially to 43,000 head compared to
61,000 head last year.

THE TOTAL VALUE OF ALL CAT-
TLE, HOGS, SHEEP AND LAMBS,
TURKEYS AND CHICKENS (excluding
| Commercial . broilers).
FARMS JANUARY 1, 1963, WAS $212,-
461,000, OR FOUR PERCENT ABOVE
THE TOTAL VALUE OF $204,154,000



ON JANUARY 1, LAST YEAR..



























































LIVESTOCK ON GEORGIA FARMS, January 1
NUMBER, VALUE PER HEAD, AND TOTAL VALUE, 1962-1963
1962 1963
Species Number Average Total Number | Average Total
On Farms Value Value On Farms - Value Value
1,060 1,000 1,000 1,000
head Dollars dollars head Dollars dollars
cattle & Calves 1,481 102.00 151,062 1,496 104.00 155,584
Logs 1,519 23.00 34,937 1,519 24.00 36,456
sheep & Lambs 18 14.80 266 14 14,00 196
chickens 1/ 15,336 1.15 17,636 17,428 le 20,042
Curkeys : oo oe 15 253 43 4. oo 183
otal 204,154 212,461
LIVESTOCK ON GEORGIA FARMS, January 1, 1954-63
: All Cows & Other Hogs Sheep
Year cattle heifers cows 2 yrs, . and and Chickens Turkeys
and . 2 yrs. & older & older pigs lambs 1/7
calves kept for milk
1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000
: head head head ~ head head head head
1954 1,564 353 452, 1,443 17 7,944 59
1955 1,627 346 518 1,472 21 8,532 61
1956 1,546 308 517 1,663 37 8,231 63
1957 LS 296 aes 1,730 50 8,559 66
1958 1,485 284 503 1,678 44 9,235 37
1959 1,396 267 488 1,728 36 11,470 36
- 1960 1,424 240 508 1,780 27 12,901 43
1961 1,438 235 506 1,566 21 13,720 47
71962 1,481 226 540 1,519 18 15,336 61
: 1963 1,496 221 551 1,519 14 17,428 43



















oes: not include commercial broilers;

ARCHIE LANGLEY :
reicultural Seon In Charge

G FARM

LAND

EDITION MARCH

ROBERT L. SANDIFER
Agricultural Statistician

ob:

age value of $24.00 per head was $1.00.

does not include commercial broilers) was

000, 14 percent above last years inven- |

ON GEORGIA












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Farm Work

WANTED



Want work as. caretaker,
farm worker or landscaping,
can drive truck or tractor. I
am 51 yrs. old, alone, and
able to work. Bennie Grif-
fith, c/o J. M. Gilbeck, 1129
Napier St., SE, Atlanta.

Want job as. caretaker of
small farm, or hogs and cat-
tle. Not very strong, can keep
up fence or any light farm



work on small farm, for
standing rent. Roy C. Smith,
978 Sells Ave, S.W., Apt.,

165, Atlanta 10.

Man, 32 yrs., old and single
boy, age 17, wants job on
farm, or cattle farm, for
room, board and salary. Have
exp. Robert E. Kelley, Rt. 2,
Doraville, Ph. 451-3460.

' Young preacher with wife
and 5 children wants work
on farm. Willing worker and
have exp. farming. Want job
with good Christian man.
Drinkers need not apply. Can
@ive references. No Sunday

work. Roy H. Hardy, Jr., Rt.
a. Winder.

Man, with wife, no children,
wants job on small cattle
farm as caretaker. Retired
carpenter. Want 3-4 R. house,
So. of Atlanta with FElect.,
fas and garden spot. Need to
be moved. George W. Sum-
merville, 538 10th St., NW,
Atlanta 18.

Man, 48 yrs. old, wants job
in dairy, or as herdsman, 28
yrs. exp. in this kind of work.
Can go to work 10th of March.
Will need room and board,
or bachelors quarters. R. eG
Thompson, Box 561, Key Rd.,
S.E. Atlanta, 16.

Man, 65 yrs. old, with some
imcome, wants job looking
after hogs, cattle and horses,
lots of oe Wife, age 30, 2
boys, 8-10, girls 3-6 yrs.
pee oe Blue Ridge.

J.- Ellis;eRt 2, box 119A;
Hahira.

_Man exp. in broilers, grow-
er or layers, wants job on
farm. Bill Stevens, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega.















bie hin a) wey ele

White man, 38 yrs. old, exp.
in cattle, veterinary, chickens,
carpentry and all farm ma-
ehinery, have wife and 2
grown boys to help, wants job
on cattle or chicken farm
with Christian man. Need
good 4 or 5 R. house, near
church and school bus. Noti-
fy at once, can go at once.
Henry Hallford, Rt. 2, Toccoa.

White man, 3
wants place to raise broilers
and do some farming. Prefer
around 10,000 broilers, and
10 or 15 acres of corn and
food crops, on 50/50 basis.
Need 3-R. or larger house on
school bus route. Prefer No.
Ga., but can go anywhere. Do
not drink or smoke. J. C
Mayhughes, Rt. 4, Cumming.

White man, 48 yrs. old, and
son 24, want job on dairy
farm. Son has 5 yrs. exp.
dairy work, father raised on
farm. Need reasonable wages,
house (have elect. stove).
Wife not able to work in field.
References furnished. Ford
Vick, Rt. 1, Moreland.

White man, 37 yrs. old,
wants job tending 5,000 or
6,000 laying hens. Exp., so-
ber, honest and dependable.
Will work for reasonable
wkly. salary on yr. around
basis, for person who does
not drink. Need to be moved
to 3-4 R. house. Ready to
start work anytime for right
party. State full details first
letter. Charlie Murdock, Rt.
3, Dogwood Dr., Summerville.









Semi-retired couple with
some income wants job as
caretaker looking after small
herd of cattle or chickens, for
salary, with honest, reliable
and clean Christian people.
Can give references. Need 3-4
Rm. house wired for elec.
range, and plenty good water
and garden. Will need to be
moved. Can go anytime. Mrs.
G. V. Thompson, Rt. 8, Co-
lumbus Rd., Macon.

Man and wife with boy 15
yrs. old, Christians, no bad
habits, girl 12 yrs., wants job
on farm. Would like to go
partners with someone with
cows and hogs on third basis.
Exp. in any kind of mach-
inery. Would like to locate
around Cedartown. B. L. Wil-
son, c/o Joe Runyan, Rt. 2,
Cedartown.



children, to







Farm Help



WANTED
Want .honest, respectable
and dependable middleaged

lady to do light farm work.
All city conveniences. Prefer
someone permanent to make
home with us but will be will-
ing to make other arrange-
ment. Room, board and _ sal-
ary. Donald M. Willis, Rt. 2,
Villa Rica.

Want good clean widow
woman for light farm work
and help keep house, between
60 and 65 yrs. old, for room
and board, with man and
daughter. Prefer references.

F. Stewart, 1410 Layton
St., Waycross.



Couple, no children, wants |

white or colored woman to
plant and cultivate good size
family garden and take care
of some patch planting. Also,
cook and keep house.
venient location. Good. op-
portuntiy for party capable of

assuming responsibility, Re-
ferences exchanged. T. F.
Dixon, 6630 Castleton Dr.,

W., Atlanta 19.

Want farm hand with small
family for work on farm.
Steady work. Five room house
on school bus route. No drink-
ers. Give references. Jack
Willis, Rt. 2, Folkston.

Want family to help with
laying hens. Wkly. salary plus
extra work. Automatic feed-
ers and time clocks. Good
house on mail and school bus
routes. Convenient to stores.
Mrs. Charles Baldwin, Su-
wanee, Ph. 434-7527 (Buford).

Want Christian, white, mid-
dleaged, lady to live in with
widow, 64 yrs. old, who can
drive car and do light farm





chores, for board and room
and small salary (have no
children). Mrs. J. S. Eden-

field, Rt. 2, Twin City.

Want white Christian lady
to do light garden wouy
housekeeping and
panion to. mother of 3 nL
dren (ages 7, 12, an 13) for
room, board and salary. Will
pay transportation. Nice home
for party qualifying. Hugh L.
Thrasher, 751 Windsor Rd.,
Macon, Ph. 746-5591.

Want white married man
to work in dairy and on farm.
Must have exp., references
and be willing to work for
reasonable salary. No drunks.
W. A. Cochran, Rt. 1, Palmet-





Want someone to work 3100

tunpentine boxes (second year
chipping boxes). F. D. Fus-
sell, Jr., Rt. 1, Rhine.

Want man ail wife under
60 yrs., general farming exp.,
two character references, good
health, no drinking, to keep

up equip, operate er and
ee for livestock. 3 house
(could be divided ie 4-5
rooms), elect. in house and
barn, Salary $35. wk.; also,
would be interested in part
time work for young man
over a yrs. Call for appoint-
ment. C. Davis, Ist. floor,
Fulton Toma Court House,
Atlanta 3, Ph. aT K 2-5310, Ext.
232.

Want refined lady (no bad
habits) to do light farm work
and housework for man and
wife, (can help ourselves),
$20. wk. We are easy to get
along with. Live 12 miles
from Statesboro (fine place
to live). Write at once, or call
collect if you mean _ business,

F. Everett, Rt. 2, States-
boro, Ph. 4-9491.

Want white woman to help
with gardening and keep
house for room, board and
small salary. Good home for
right party. Must furnish re-
ferences. No he ane Mrs.
Joe C. Johns, Rt. 1, Gay.

Equipment

TD-14A hydraulic bull-
dozer, A-1 shape, $5500. Ciyde
Long, Rt. 1, Chatsworth.

1962 Ford % ton F100, 8
cyl., truck, wide, long body,
black color, 1200 actual miles,
$1500 cash. Ben H. Cardin,
3750 Jaillette Rd., Rt. 3, Box
402, College Park.

1 horse hay rake, good cond,
8 ft. wide, will sell right.
Come after. Mrs. W. R. Bear-

den, Rt. 5, Carrollton,











Ny uoder: 1000 cap.,



3 A. R. Wood radian
in
cond., all for $75. O. Pp. Foster,
Good Hope, Ph. 267-9833.

Rear wheel weights for 800
Ford tractor (complete, ready
to install) approx. wt. 1250
tbs., $100. at my home. E. G.
Pirkle, Rt. 1, Sycamore, (4
mi. East) Ph. 567-3446 (not
collect).

Super A Farmall tractor
with planters, cultivators,

mower and Bermuda harrow,_

all good cond. W. Enlow Craft,
Rt. 3, Winder (Whisteville
Community).

Heavy duty, pull type, 8, 26
in., disc harrow, all metal
frame, $65. W. TZ Banks, Rt.
1, Fairburn (3 mi. S. E., Hwy.
92) Ph. 964-7934.

2 disc Athens semi-lift
plow, like new, $100.; Dwarf
hay rake, used very little,
$275.; John Deere, 13 row
grain drill, small Recd. dept.,
like new, $400.; 24 ft. heavy
steel elevator, air-cooled,
Misc. motor, V belts, operated
on 2, 760 X 16 tires, for grain,
ear corn, hay, etc., used very
little, $450.: two, AEX 28, tr-
actor tires, near new. John
Goldin, Rt. 2, Temple, Ph.
562-3463 (after 8 p. m.).

Used 4 ton Tyler, tractor
pulled, fertilizer and lime
spreader, excel. cond., spread-
ing capacity 30 to 60 acres
per hour. Hugh Holyoak,
Enigma, Ph. 4162.

Used 1 qt. turpentine cups,
approx. 20,000, for sale cheap.
Telephone before coming to
look. Jacob Vann, Hoboken,
Ph. GL. 8-3195.

1951 Chey. 1-% ton truck, 2
speed axle, 5 almost new
tires, cab rough, but mechani-
cally good, $195. Neal T. Will-
iams, Rt. 3, Buena Vista.

Front-end loader, complete,
perfect cond., for IH tractor or
larger, $200. Ernest Blalock,
Rt. 1, Culloden, Ph. VE. 6-
4732 (Roberta).

Farm tractor implements for
Farmall C. tractor: plows, pl-
anters, cultivators and. fertili-
zer attachments, good shape,
$200.; lg. size farm bell, $25.
Mrs. Christine Horne, Rt. 2,
Box 104, Thomaston, (4-%
mi. So. of Yatesville).











Rt 4, Ware Terrace, W.
Ph, AT. 3-4356.

Used 11 X 28 tractor
reel type mower for Gr
tractor; 1952 Metrovan >
truck, use for hauling
or feed house; used 1952
motor, will sell or tre
portable welder. W. T.
2136 DeFoors Ferry
W., Atlanta 18, Ph. 355

2 sets Ford planters, pi
shape, planted 3-4 crops.
in good cond.; also, 195
% ton pickup and 2, is
ton trucks, would trad 3
one for same in later
trucks in first class con
R. Arnall, Luthersville,
WA. 7-3455.

DeLaval pipelites con
with 3 units for 6 or 12
chion barn, now in use.
yr. old; also, 320 gal.
nier bulk tank with
Copeland compresser.
cing arranged with n
payment to reliable
Mike Minchew, Rt. 1, Bo:
Waycross.

Cross cut saw; sicle
cutter; cotton sacks; ck
feeders and waterers
fold to ship); and r
hens and biddies, for s
R. Banks, Sylvester.

John Deere 12 A co
power take-off, $200.
Deere 4 disc tiller for
MT tractor, $50. Canno
liver. James A. Bower, ]
Alma, Ph, 632-5435.

Intnl. Harvester fast _
2 disc, plow, excel. con
J. D. 4 disc tiller, $40. }
McLeod, Rt. 3, Box 118.
bert.

2 horse wagon, and
turning plow, 2, 1 horse,
ners and 2 dbl. foot plo
ocks, corn planter and
planter. E. J. Jefner,.
Jasper.

Oakes incubator, 100
egg cap., used twice, $15.
Ay 13; Brewton, 122
Lane, Mableton, he

1644.

David. Bradley Su
milker, and % vacuum
for same, like new, a
Jimmy Hewatt, Rt. 1, L
Ph. TH. 3-2978.



2 Cole corn and cotton pl-
anters with all plates, first
class shape; guano hoppers,
40 and 41 model, $10. ea.;
Cole guano ent needs
bottom in it, $5.; 2 H. plow,
one new point, i slatwing
No. 92 Chattanooga 6, new
points, $5.; Syrcuse 77 middle
buster, new point, $5.; John
Deere no. 3 mule power mow-
ing machine, never been hurt,
$75.; John Deere stalk cutter,
4 blades, mule power, running
shape, $10. H. W. Thurmand,
Farmington.

Ford tractor, 1940 model,
new paint, new PTO bearing,
shift, and lift overhauled, no
equipment, $500. J. H. Hin-
esley, Rt. 1, Box 101 Whites-
burg.

John Deere 3-16 bottom
plow, new bottoms on last
season, has new type bottcms,
pull type on rubber. Oliver
W. Holdeman, Rt. 2. Staple-
ton, Ph. MA, 5-7529 (Louis-
ville).

6 row sprayer cotton duster
(Dobbins) fits any tractor,
A-1 cond.; also, 2 horse wag-
on, practically new. No letters
ans. L. P. Higginbotham, El-





|berton, Ph. 283-5890.



1000 bu. cap. Columbia red
tep grain bin; 2000 Ib. cap, 12
hole, indoor ,hog feeder; 2
automatic hog waterers; set of
wood bodies for Chev. pick-
up truck. All like new. J. W.
Bedsole, Barnesville, Ph. 754.

4 stall DeLaval pipeline
with 4 milkers, milk pump
and vacuum pump, 4 milk
weighing devices and 500 gal.
bulk tank with compressor,
pees cond. Lewis Jacobs, RFD

, Perry.



Chev. 1-% ton truc
lene corn sheller; ae
motor; 2, 4 wheel w
and 45 Star bean hiller
Arrington, Bartow. ~

1947 Studebaker, %
pick-up truck, $95. .
Cochran, 2219 Rock C
Rd., Ph. 482-8434, Lithon

Cross-cut saw, 5-14
Hoyt T. Gordon, 2125
RasENe sky, Atlanta, - Ph.
6-1046. 1046.

: " CORRECTION: Deep
pump, motor, like new,
W. F. Sexton, 2608 Dix
Dalton, Ph. 298-3833 (not
lect).

1961 Intnl. Cub tractor
4 pieces of equipment,
low hours, same as new; J
trailer; 27 X 24 tractor 4
practically new, all pric
go. Glenn R. Barnett, |
Durham Circle, Rt. 4,
Mountain, Ph. 284-2715

John Deere tractor,
Pasture Dream seeder,
Ford hammermill, like
$125.; Ford post hole di
$55.; wood saw and belt, (#
tractor), $45.; hog fee
$10.; and truck tires: 750 -
825-20: 900-20, $5. to $20
Ss. Hasty, Rt. i Conyers,
483-8988.

Massey Harris tractor,
del 22 with planters and
vators, 3 point hitch,
year model, good mecha:
cond., $500. cash. H. W. B
den, Rt. 3, Fort Valley,
TA. 5-5802.

2 horse wagon and 2
drawn mowing machine;
peanut weeder and hay
all $90. Bob Wells, Rt
182, Richland.














Heavy duty Taylorway, 4
disc, tiller, 3 point hitch, al-
most new cond., $125.; 1-%
ton Chev. truck, old model,
fair body with good 2 inch
floor, brakes, battery, trans-
mission, lights and rear-end
motor, runs good, $200. Willie
J. McMillan, Rt. 1, Adel, (6
mi. from Adel on farm form-
erly owned by James coe
Ph. 549-8466 (uate we
p. m.). wet









1956 Fordson Major D
tractor, good cond.; 3 bot
plow, 16 in. trip beam,
model, like new; 3 prong s
soiler with 24 in. tires, x
all $1750.; liquid ma
spreader, (Southern Bree
Inc.) 500 gal. size, good co
$295.; 1960 Ford | corn
vester, 1 row, moun P
Tommie W. 1
Blairsville.



collect






Equipment

FOR SALE



Dari-Kool coolers, 360 gal.

@a., excel. cond.; also,
ge milking units, good
a W. T. Greer Sr., 502 E.
wyers St., Covington, Ph.
-2713 (not collect).

956 Ford tractor 600; also,
lL Ford tractor; Bush
's; all purpose plow; 2 bush
_ bog harrows; 2 disc plow;
30il plow; row planter and
ivator; Farmall Cub tr-
or, turning plow; culti-
or; and mule drawn mo-

and hay rake. Joyce Ro-
son, Waco, Ph. LE. 7-3534.

yhn Deere Pasture-Land
l, perfect cond., $550.; post
: digging attachment for
mn Bradley chain saw with
. auger, $55.; reel mower
chment for Sears garden
tor, $20. Will consider
for beef type cattle. E.
Frederiksen, Rt. 1, Wins-
cs 942-2991, (Douglas-
yhn Deere tractor H. series
ivators, home-made scrape
, good engine, almost
tires, sacrifice for $275.,
delivery up to 50 miles.
: F. Hogan, Rt. 3, Logan-
, Ph. 826-7512 (not col-
Vome

vyhn Deere M. F. tractor
' model, with power lift,
er take-off, good culti-
rv, tires, starter, all in A-1
L., $350, E. E. Hughes, Rt.
artley Bridge Rd., Macon.

iel oil tank, 287 gal. cap.,
for farm use. C. S. Jones,
' Gilbert Rd., S. E., Atlanta

16 in., bottom plows and | 5

xint hitch for John Deere
vw B tractor, A-1 cond.,
1. Carl E. Jackson, Rt. 2,
lin, Ph. BR. 2-1687.

odel G, Allis Chalmers
tor with cultivator, re-
litioned motor, new tires
new paint job, $450. Wal-
Jackson, Rt. 3, Fort Val-
Ph. TA. 5-2884. ;

eavy duty GMC 475 truck,
ody, 5 speed transmission,
eed axle, 10:20 tires, gua-
eed good cond., hauls 5

hay, 25 yearlings or 3
3 pulpwood on rack, $900.

or terms; also, John
ve G. tractor, good cond.,
| tires; $900.; Allis Chal-
; PTO model 60 combine,
. running cond., Hart
ir Kleen attachment in-
ed, $225. Free delivery 25
radius. Pierce L. Cline,
al Circle, Ph. 786-7821.

drawer incubator; 3 deck
der (Sears), holding pens
pairing off pens for quail.
es B. Faulkner, Rt. 5, Mt.
, Burwell Rd., Carrollton,
832-7424 (not collect).

of cultivators, first class
. that will fit Farmall H.
T., 300 or 400, or 350 or
tractor. h Sewell, Rt.

irnesville

rmall A. tractor, culti-
cs, Planters, harrow, 2
tiller and almost new
er, in good running cond.,
$550. cash. Gordon C.
vps, Rt. 5, Carrollton, Ph.
2-7366.

rmall M. tractor in good
-+ also, tiller, smoothing
w, cutting harrow, sub-
with 3 point hitch at-
nent for M. Will sell se-
tely. C. C. Jewett, Rut-
1, (located 2 miles W. of
edge on Hwy. 278 on
fan and Walton Co. line).

per A Farmall tractor
harrow and turner culti-





equip., to apply liquid nit-
rogen. Pump, tanks, lines and
all fittings are nitrogen resis-
tant. This machine also has
bottom defoliating equip.
Machine is 7 mos. old and in
brand new cond. N. B. Load-
holt, III, Box 75, Jekyll Is-
land, Ph. NE. 5-2552.

4 round Bower, 80 bu., hog
feeders; tractor wagon; 1957
Intnl. truck, Model A-160,
with Gehl silage body moun-
ted on it; Allis Chalmers for-
age harvester with grass hea-
der; Allis Chalmers 7 ft. mo-
wer; Allis Chalmers D-14 and
D-17 tractors. Lisle R. Bowers,
Gordy Farm, Newnan, Ph.
AL. 3-0328.





1960 Ford truck, long whl.
base, pulpwood rack on it,
motor recently rebuilt, good
radiator, starter and gene-
rator. Truck in perfect shape,
good tires, bargain. P. N. Ket-
chum, Mitchell.

Cord-wood saw with 6 H. P.
air-cooled motor, $60.; Gar-
den tractor with trailer and
implements, $85.; 2, 100 Ib.,
Propane gas bottles, $30. D.
L. Grantham, 2384 Coosawat-.
io Dts Atlanta 19, Ph. CE, 3-

Wrecker boom assembly,
about 1 ton hand winch, fits
pick-up or 3/4 ton truck,
ideal for moving harrows and
other farm equip., $150.; also,
lg. lathe with 1-H heavy duty
motor, has 10 in. swing, 6-%
ft. bed, wt. approx. 500 Ibs.
Old model, not fast gear
change, good cond., no broke
teeth, ideal for lg. farm shop,
no tools or accessories, $350.
Franklin D. Ray, Rt. 1, Bax-
ley, Ga.

David Bradley chain saw,
very good cond., 32 in. blade,
H. P., new chain, $85. cash;
also, 22 in. Rotary mower with
leaf mulcher, good cond., $25.
cash. Danny Fan, 1255 Camp-
bellton Rd., S. W., Atlanta 10,
Ph. PL. 3-2427,

_ Pine tree setter fixed to pl-
ant Coastal Bermuda stolens,
can be used for one or two to
ride, and 3 point hitch, used
two seasons, good cond., $150.
W. H. Goodson, Franklin, Ph.
OR. 5-3654 after 7 p. m.

One 2-row mule-drawn
duster, used very little, will
take $20., or 25 bu. last years
corn; also, 2 gal. tank that
treats land for knot root, $6.
C. A. Hammand, Rt. 4, Fitz-
gerald.

Cultivators, planters, dist-
ributors for John Deere B.
tractor, used very little, $350.;
lift type harrow for Cub Far-
mall, almost new, $110.; belt
pulley and housing for Cub
power shaft, never used, $45.
Charles Gowder, Route 2,
Powder Springs.

Quail Farm equipment, ex-
cel. cond., expertly designed
and built for successfully
raising Bobwhite quail, elect-
rically heated brooder- and
hovers with runways, holding
pens, traps, feeders, tools, etc.
Mrs. William A. Thomas, Rt.
a aoe Mountain, Ph. 938-

New Holland corn shucker
and sheller, good as new,
pulled by tractor. Has shelled











about 200 bu., good belt, 6 in. ||

by 30 ft. long, on rubber,
ready to go. Has been kept
dry since bought. Ralph Cloer,
Young Hanris.

No, 2 incubator, good cond.,
1200 or more quail egg capa-
city, good for any kind of
eggs; lg. 5 deck elec. brooder,
good cond; also, laying pens
and brooder boxes, all in good
condition, reasonably priced.
J. oy Bacon, Plains, Ph. 824-

*; also, 150 Dixie swing- | 43

feeders, 38 Automatic 8

ratterers, used about one

will sell at half price.

= Hartline, Rt. 4, Sum-
le.

rmall A tractor, good

runs good, $200. or trade
truck. Bob Netherland,
Jonesboro Rd., S. E., At-
, Ph. 478-7730.

{9 Studebaker 3/4 ton
+ an see and drive any-
L. L. Whitemire, Lav-











1 1960 Chev. truck, 1
50., or will
calf





Farmall M.- tractor with
Super M. power kit, recently
painted, very good _ cond.,
complete with pulley and pe-
can shaker, $895. J. S. Wilson,
Monticello, Ph. 468-6688
(evenings), 3

10 quail brooders, 700 egg
cap. incubator, and 100 laying
pens, for sale, cheap. J. H.
Pratt, 2363 Randall Rd., Lith-
onia, Ph. 482-2181.

David Bradley garden tr-
actor and 4 pieces of farming
equip., disc cutters, 1-horse
turner plow, Boy Dixie, and
cultivator, all for $125. Hugh
P.- Dickson; -Rt. 2, Box 172;
Morris Ave., Tucker, Ph. 938-

(n lect) .







95 bu. New Idea manure

spreader, excel. cond., $350.



Gene Brumbaugh, Rt. 3, Ft.

Valley, Ph, 429-2037.



55 Western Special Massey-
Harris tractor, 35 Massey-
Harris tractor, Ferguson mo-
wer and rake, 77 New Hol-
land baler with motor, Ve-
meer hay conditioner, 9 ft.
Massey-Harris Gobel harrow,
priced to sell. Lewis Jacobs,
Rt. 1, Perry.



1950 Ford tractor, $600.. or
will take 3 heifer calves, 3
mos. old, or over, at market
price and difference between
tractor and calves. J. H. Bond,
5116 Salem Rd., Rt. 3, Lith-
onia, Ph. BU. 2-6636.

1951 John Deere A tractor
with starter and good rubber
with power control, silner but
no 3 point hitch; bush and bog
harrow, 8, 26 in., disc, new
disc; John Deere sub-soiler,
pull type, good cond., tractor
overhauled last fall, good
cond. Lee Clark, Rt. 1, Winder
(3 mi. from Statham, on Plea-
sant Hill Church Rd.,) Ph.
eye (Athens No collect
calls).

John Deere M. tractor with
cultivator, harrow and disc
plow, all in good cond., rea-
sonably priced. Clyde Bannis-
ter, Rt. 3, Cumming, Ph. 887-
4297, (no collect calls).









Good cross-cut saw, $6. E.
D. White, 715 A Society Ave.,
Albany, Ph. HE. 5-3330.

Compressor with motor for
farm cooler. Can furnish
coils if needed, all in good
cond., $50. T. W. Morrison,
Box 107, Rt. 1, Athens, Ph.
546-6802.

Heavy duty Craftsman or-
bital sander and steel carry-
ing case, extra sanding sheets
and Karbo-grit sheets, excel.
cond., $15. Jack Roquemore,
1347 Carolyn Dr., N. E., At-
Janta 6, Ph. 636-2604.

Ezee-Plo fertilizer spreader,
8 ft., good cond., $125.; 4 whl.
farm trailer with body, $125.:
8 ft. Intnl. harrow, good disc,
$125.; Allis Chalmers roto
baler for round bales of hay,
good cond., $400. G. W. Mills,
Byron, Ph. 956-3573.

Set of cultivators and plan-
ters for H. or M. Farmall tr-
actor, $135. John W. Harris,
Monroe.

Almost new 3 point hitch
post hole digger with 1 ea., 6
in, and 12 in., bits for sale, or
will trade for Black Angus
bull, W. C. Payton, Jr. Rt. 2,
Box 343, College Park, Ph.
964-7284 (Fairburn).











1953 Intnl. pick-up truck,
good cond., new 6 ply tires,
no broken glasses or bent
places, all steel floor, for sale
cheap, or will trade for good
1-% ton truck or farm tractor,
and pay difference in cash if
deserving. Lamar D. Harris,
Monroe, Ph. 267-9190.

1956 model % ton pick-up
truck, good paint, new engine,
new battery, new brakes, new
drums, extra good 6 ply mud
grip tires, heater. All steel
welded cattle body optional.
Eliza Hayes, c/o Model Farm,
Rt. 1, Sharpsburg, Ph. AL. 3-
4558 (Newnan).



10, 100 cap., coal burning.

chick brooders, brick lined,
good cond., $25. ea.; several
100 cap. coal burning army
heaters including pipe, sho-
vels, pokers and roof jacks,
good cond., for poultry house
use, $10, ea.; also, pig Saver,
automatic baby pig milk fee-
der, used very little, $10.
James H. Kent, Rt. 2, Powder
Springs, Ph. 943-3071.

Darf Rolla rake in good
raking shape, but best for
parts, lots of teeth, $40.; 2, 10
X 28 Ford tractor tires used,
but some life left, $3. ea. Tom
Henry Palmetto, Ph. 463-
3244,



Hog breeding crate in good
cond., $30.; front-end loader
for Ford tractor, $100. P. M.
Sibley, Moreland, Ph. AL. 3-
5130 (Newnan).

2 corn mills, and 1 ea., 390
in. rock; 32 in. rock; 10 H. P.
motor; 5 H. P. motor, both
elec., 3 phase; corn sheller
belts; and set of scales. All for
$650. J. W. Marr, Williams



| St., Winder.

1939 Allis Chalmers tractor
for parts; also, band saw; mi-
ter saw, both good cond. and
drag type tractor plow, good
cond. Mrs. Mynor Waters,
Juno.

Set of 2 row Covington pl-
anters, $65.; rear 2 row culti-
vators, $125. Grady Ward,
(Durand) P. O., Warm Sp-
rings.

Allis Chalmers combine No,
40, good cond., 2 extra blades,
3 screens, $100.; Intnl. har-
row, 20 disc; good cond., $125.;
Fairbanks Morse shallow well
pump, used about 2 mos., $75.;
4 burrowing-off disc for Ford
tractor, $8. H. B. Bennett, Rt.
1, Aragon.

1956 Intnl. R-185 with 52
in. tandem trailer in good
eond. Will sell separately.
Reasonably priced. Hugh
pee Rt. 2, Montezuma, Ph.









Intnl. B-275 Diesel tractor
used only 400 hrs., planters
and cultivators, 2 bottom pl-
ow, sub-soiler, smoothing har=
row and dirt scoop. All 3
point hitch and used very
little; also, New Holland 66



ma

hay baler and side delivery

rake, good cond. Ted Evans,
Rt. 4, Jackson, Ph. 7587.

Springfield roto tiller plow,
motor rebuilt, good cond., $60.



R. H. Conliff, 437 Oakview

Rd., Decatur, Ph. DR. 3-3824,

1955, 40 John Deere tractor,
planter, cultivators, B. B. har-
row and 10 ft. boom, all good
cond. J. B. Kennedy, Stanley
Rd., Manietta, Ph. 428-0854,

2 disc plow; smoothing har
rew; planters, and eee
machine to fit Cub Farma
for sale, or will swap for 6
disc Power-Trol John Deere
tiller or manure
Radford Chandler, Rt. 1, Go
Hope.

Slat-wing bottom plow for
Super C. Farmall in A-1 cond.,
$40.. or will trade for planters
for Super A. Planters must be
in good shape. J. D. Graharn,

e

Jr., Rt. 1, Bowman, Ph. 283-

4261.

Goat milking
cheap. E. J. McMahon, 19:9



Cherry Rd., Augusta., Ph, RE.

3-3710.

Set Danuser post hole dig-
gers for 3-point hitch, with 9



in. auger, and extra pr. blades, |
good cond. J. W. Trunnell, Jr.
Rt. 2, Cochran, Ph. WE. 4=
2040 (daytime). es



Implements for David
Bradley walking tractor:
turning plow $20.; adjustable
foot, $12.; drag harrow $15.3

straddle row cultivator, $26.

Dick Russell, 3477 Ivy Rd.
Noes Atlanta 5, Ph. CE. 7
2948.

Equipment

WANTED 4





Want water ram in good
cond., reasonably priced, will
come for. James E. Bulloch,
Rt. 1, Box 49, Manchester.

Want to buy post hole
driver for 3 point hitch trace
tor, in good cond., and reason=
ably priced. State make and
price. J. W. Trunnell, Jr., Rt.
2, Cochran, Ph. WE. 4-2040
(daytime).

Wiant manure spreader. St-

ate make, cond. cap., and price.
L. D. Kauffman, Rt. 2,
ezuma, Ph, 2302.



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LLETIN





Equipment

WANTED



Want dbl. section harrow
with 3 point hitch in good
cond., and reasonably priced.
M. M. Carter, Rt. 2, Douglas,
Ph. 384-3680 (not collect).

Want 2 rubber tired, 4 whl.,
farm wagons in good cond., in
- 5 ton class, Covington area,
state price, cond., ete. first





Jetter. John Fuller, Rt. 4,
Covington. :
Want good jeep, 4 whl.

drive, excel. cond., cheap for
cash. State full details in first
letter. W. O. Anderson, Blue
Ridge.

Want corn mill in good
condition. Rufus G. Smith, Rt.
2, Dawsonville.

Want 1950-52 Ford tractor
in good condition. J. R. Ro-
quemore, Pamela Cir., Mar-
jetta, Ph. 422-3463 (not col-
lect).

Want discarded garden tr-
actor with good wheels and
differential, motor no object.
Must be cheap. George L.
English, Box 685, Fort Valley.

Want to buy or trade for
shop smith, or other_wood-
working machinery. No junk
wanted. Charlie A. McCuller,
604 Belmont Ave., Tifton, Ph.
382-4838.

Want to buy chicken house,
30 or 36 ft. wide and 200 ft.
Jong, metal roof. Write stating
description, price and if you
will tear down building. E. E.
Hughes, Rt. 8, Hartley Bridge
Rd., Macon.

Want good used flame
thrower, in good cond. for
eash. M. L. Frey, 5755 Mem-
orial Drive, Stone Mountain.

_ Want to buy for cash, late

model A. or B. John Deere
tractor with or without equip-
ment or, John Deere 50 or 60
model. Will buy one or two cf
each. John W. Harris, Rt. 2,
Monroe.

_ Want 10 or 12 in. hammer-
mill with crusher and power
take-off; feed mill, % ton or
more; also, corn sheller. Quote
price, make and cond.; also,
want 1 row, pull type, corn
snapper for hook-up to Super
C. Intnl. Harvester tractor,
(no sheller or husker attach-
ment). P, J. Lipory, Rt.

Hawkinsville, Ph. 892-2578.

Want one point hitch posts
hole digger to fit Ford Trac-
tor and one 3 point hitch dirt
scoop to fit Ford tractor. State
make, size, cond. and price in
first letter. David Simpson,
Route 2, Box 23 A. Cochran.

Want stationary Roller
Grain mill, small size, that
will crimp oats, or crack
shelled corn, 15 to 40 bul. an
hr., David Bradley Wocds or
Allen manufacturers this size.
Quote size, price, cond., first
Jetter. Louis Falzarano, c/o
Triangle Acres, Thomson.

Want aluminum irrigation
pipe and equipment. Write
what you have and price. Must
be reasonably priced. W. C.
Spivey, P. O. Box 51, Metter,
Ph. 685-8495.

Want 3 point hitch cultiva-
tor frame with or without
feet, reasonably priced. Not
interested in birch product;
~ also, want 2, 3000 gal. cap.,
steel tanks suitable for gas
Storage, cheap. State price,
eond., and location. J. H.
Holyoak, Box 6, Enigma, Ph.

Want dbl. horse trailer in
good cond, reasonably priced;
or dbl. horse trailer axle.
Write price, descriptions and
directions to your place. Ger-
ald E. Cowart, Rt. 1, Box 41,
Ellabelle.

Want 2 driving sprockets
end 2 top rollers in good
eond., for HD 10 Allis-Chal-
mers crawler tractor; also,
have for sale TD-9 Intnl.
erawler tractor with Drott
front-end loader, good cond.,
$4,000. C. F. Arrington, Wrens,
Ph. LI. 7-2054. ~

Want manure spreader and
front-end loader for 1960 AC
D 12 tractor, no junk, within
50 or 75 mi. radius, reason-
ably priced, cash, or trade
cattle and pigs for same. Mrs.
J. E. Dyer, Rt. 3, Box 43, Hia-
Wiassee.



























Want 1953, or later model,
Ford tractor with front- end
loader and other attachments,
or would consider other makes
and model tractors. J. M.
Wood, Rt. 1, Adairsville.

Want tractor, harrow and
cultivator, or. other farm
equipment. Will trade 1956
Mercury station wagon (Mon-
terey) air cond. and radio for
same. Write what you have.
J. A. New, Rt. 1, Nicholson.

Want used manure spread-
er in good cond. Give price in
first letter. W. A. Payne, Rt.
1, Box 226, Homer.

Want Intnl. No. 100 Dyna
Balance mower, 2 or 3 point
hitch, in good. cond. Kermit
Reece, Rt. 5, Ellijay, Ph. ME.
5-2587 (not collect).







50 Heifers fon sale, all sizes
and breeds. . G. Reynolds,
Rt. 3, Monroe, Ph. 268-4032.

Duroc pigs. 8

8 old.
$10. ea. O. C. te Re f, Vil-
la Rica.



Jersey bull, 9 mos. old, ar=
tificially bred, Jersey Jester.
George Clift, Epworth, Ph,
632-7299 (Blue Ridge, no
collect calls).

30 heifers, dairy breeds, to
calve next 90 days, wt. 550-
950 lbs., bred to Angus and
Hereford bulls. R. G. Reyn-
es Rt. 3, Monroe, Ph. 268-

Polled Hereford bull, Reg.
Domino line, deep red, excel-
lent herd bull, very large.
Selling to prevent inbreed-
ing. Oren Warren, Rt. 2,
Smithfield Rd., Bowdon, Ph.
2714 (evenings).

Swine





Want heavy duty rotary
mower in excel. cond., within
75 mi. of Rome. State price
in first letter. J. C. Nicholson,
Rt. 5, Rome.

Want corn picker, Wood or
John Deere make, in No. 1
shape. Quote best price, 60
mi. of Alto, in No. Ga. W. R.
Peyton, Rt. 2, Alto.

Livestock

FOR SALE









Cattle

Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
bulls and heifers, excellent
bloodlines, good range of ages.
ERS sve Tillman, Valdosta, Ph.
CH. 4-2491.

Thoroughbred Santa Ger-
trudis bulls, 11 and 12 aoe
old. J. W. Morris, Double M
Farms, P.O. Box 119, Carroll-
ton, Ph. TE. 2-2852.

Reg. Angus bulls and heif-
ers, calfhood vaccinated, from
Eileenmere bloodlines, rea-
sonably priced. Hugh Crook,
Rt. 2, Montezuma, Ph. 5641.

Good selection of Reg. poll-
ed Hereford bulls for sale.
Most popular bloodlines, calf-
hood vaccinated, I1 to 24
mos. old. Winton C. Harris,
Rt. 1, Screven, Ph. 584-2312
(Odum).

22 Reg. polled Hereford
brood cows, one Reg. bull.
Some cows with calves by
side, others to calve _ soon,
average weight about 1006
lbs. All for $4,350. George C.
Morris, 1253 Clearbrook Dr.,
Se Atlanta. 11, Ph. 344-











Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
bulls, 10-13 mos. old, from
clean pedigreed herd and good
bloodlines, $250.-$300. Lange

for age and good conforma-|

tion. James L. Hadden, Gib-
son.

Reg. polled Hereford bull,
coming 3 yrs. Oct. 23
Tatoo G 650. Soha W. Sheri-
dan, Maysville.

One bull calf left, from top
registered stock, will make
fine herd bull, registered or
unregistered. Carl E. Jern-
berg, Jr. Jr., bee 2, College Park,







_Pet ae base, 566 lbs.; 30
highly bred grade A dairy
cows, and one pr. milk scales;
400 lb. Craft milk tank; 5
milker DeLaval milking ma-
chine, all for sale. Mrs. Lewis
P. Gunn, Thomson.

Reg. Guernsey bulls of
Gold Star breeding, service-
able age, backed by produc-
tion records. Write for pedi-
gree and prices. A. M. Wall,
Pine Meadow Farm, Rt. 5,
Box 455 A, Dean Forest Rd.,
Savannah.

Purebred Jersey milch cow,
small size, giving 4% gal.
daily now, would give 5% on
pasture, 3rd lactation, $175.
cash; also, purebred Holstein
cow expected to freshen 3rd
time first of March gives 7 or
8 gal. daily when milking, al-



ways had good_ care, $300.
Mrs. Christine Horne, Rt. 2,
Box 104, Thomaston (4%

miles So. of Yatesville).



50 milch cows, mostly Hol-
stein, 885 lb. base, 385 gal.
tank milk keeper, 4 unit
Dealer Valve pipeline milker,
6 ton bulk feed tank with
motor. Milk base with Bor-
den in Macon. H. G. Aderhold,
ae Box 206, Sparta, Ph.

6 Reg. Shorthorn bulls, 12
to 16 mos. old, beef type, best





bloodlines, $175. to $250.00.
Brutz English, - Barnesville,
Ph. 738. : :

7 pigs for sale, 7 wks. old.
Landrace and Hampshire
crossed, $10. ea. William
Jones, (4 miles North of Al-
pharetta, just off hwy. 19),

Duroc breeding stock, treat-
ed, Reg. in buyers name, all
ages. William E. Lanier, Rt.
2, Metter, Ph. 685-1016.

Purebred Duroc boars and
gilts, 5 mos. old, and few
bred gilts, will Reg. in buy-
ers name. M. Eunice, ae
Rt. 3, Waycross, Ph. A
9396.



Horses, Mules & Ponies

2 mare ponies for sale, one
5 yrs. old, other one yr. old,
gentle, both, $225. Charlie
Studebaker, P.O. Box 114;
Pearson, Ph. 422-3372.

At Stud: Playboy, nice 5
gaited chestnut with white
mane and tail, excellent con-
formation and disposition,
$25. wien served, with 2 re-
turn privileges. "Transporta-
tion provided within reason-
able distance. Jerry Brown,





and up. Jim Hopkins, Rt. 2,

Bethany Rd., Alpharetta, Ph.|2720% Roswell Rd., Mariet-
425-5778. _|ta, Ph. 427- 3964.

Pigs for sale: All sizes Nice fat sorrell mare, 9 yrs.
Landrace, Hampshire crossed;|old, blaze face, gentle but
Duroc Hampshire crossed, - good _ salle,

spirited, Toa
$25. Howell, Rt. 2; Lome



and gilts, wt. 100 lbs., $25.;
also, few gilts around 200-
225 lbs., $40. Ernest P. Car-
ter, Baxley, Ph. 7-2877.

Duroc boars and gilts, 3
mos. old, nominated in United
Duroc Assn., wormed can be
| Reg., $25. ea. W. Richards,
RED L Sn itedbure

% Landrace and % York-
shire swine, $10. ea. James E.
Pittman, Rt. 2, Douglasville
(4 mi. So. hwy. 5, off
Kings Hwy.), Ph. 942- 4783.

15 pigs for sale, $10. ea.
Mixed breed, at my _ place.
Brewster Orr, Rt. 1, Hwy. 16,
Sharpsburg, Ph. IN BEDS 96
(No collect calls).

Yorkshire pigs, 40-50 Ibs.,
gilts and barrows, $10. ea.;
few 80 to 100 lb. boars and
gilts, $20. ea. Fine meat type
stock. Wayne . Phillips,
Honey Ridge Plantation, Guy-
ton, Ph. 772-3933.

Reg. Spotted Poland China
service size male, long lean
meat type, $35. Julius Geor-
ge, Rt. 2, Cave Spring.

Reg. S.P.C. service boars
and open gilts, quality breed-
ing. M. J. Blackmon, (4 mi.
S.E.), Pinehurst, Ph. 2938.

Duroe boars and gilts, 4
mos. old, treated for Cholera,
ean be Reg ., $35. ea. Frederick
Zipperer, Rt. 1, Box 182, Guy-
ton (15 miles S.E. of Guyton
on hwy. 30)

7 Reg. Hampshire gilts and
2 boars about 6% mos. old.
All of these hogs are from
Mighty Ranger, great grand-
son ( Western Packer a
$4000. boar. These hogs are at
a reduced price, $45. for Eilts;
and $50. for boars. O. W. Tay-
lor, Jr., Rt. 5, Moultrie, Ph.
985-4204.

Duroe boar and one gilt
from litter of 14, age 8 mos.
Dam is granddaughter of
Royal Star. Sire is son of S.
C. Champion. Reg. and treat-

















ed. Julian P. Wammock, Rt.
5, Box 535, Savannah, Ph.
AD. 3-8670.



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

Purebred certified meat
type Black Poland China
Hogs for sale, 6 mos. old, 3
gilts and one boar, $40. ea.; 8
pigs, 4 mos. old, "$30. and up
ea. All pigs sired by Midnight
View. Parents are Reg. but
pigs are not. Will Reg. if de-
sire. Eugene ae Rites
Statesboro, Ph. 4-5807.

Reg. Black Essex pigs, 10
wks. old, available April 1,
both sex, $25. ea. Booking or-
ders now, and will aap Wi-
ley G. Dampier, Rt. Box
se Valdosta, Ph. Ci. 2-







Spotted Poland China boar
hog, wt. 250 lbs., about 8 mos.
cld, $35. cash. J. R. Hood, Rt.
1, Oxford.

_Purebred Tamworths, bred
gilts and boars, reasonably
priced, no diseases, deep col-
or, good muscle. Mrs, Char-
lie Baldwin, Suwanee, Ph.
434-7527 (Buford).

Red. Duroc boars and gilts,
may be Reg. Leo Akins, Rt.
2, Box 153, Metter, (located
5 miles North of Metter, 9







miles South of Twin City,
hwy. 23), Ph. MU. 5-2073,



Clayton (Tate City Com- | 148- ae Jaan Ph. =
munity). 6000.
Improved Reg. Duroc males Good 1100 lb. bay Bees

works and rides, $125. C.
Perdue, Powder Springs, (Rt.
2, Hopkins Rd.)

At Stud: Reg. Golden Palo-
mino stallion, snow white
mane and tail, stocking feet,

excl. conformation, disposi-
tion and bloodlines. Name
Little Warrior, fee $40. when

served. Mares picked up with
return privileges; also, 5
horeses for sale and will board
horse.James Richard, Circle
Ranch, Rt. 3, Conyers.

6 yr. old roan gelding sad-
dle horse with saddle, very
gentle, $195.; also, elec. water
heater for layers or dairy,
$10. Hubert Henderson, Cum-
ming, Ph. 887-5910.

Black mare mule, wt. about
1050 lbs., work anywhere. W.
W. Bryan, Rt. 3, Box 55, East-
man.

8 yr. old sorrel gelding,







Quarter horse spirited but
gentle, good pleasure horse,
$140. E. E.. Hughes, Rt, 8,

Hartley Bridge Rd., Macon.

Black horse with white
star, mous and good for chil-
dren to ride, wt. about 900
lbs., Ge Garnett H. Staton,
Rt. Cleveland (near Mossy
ee Camp Ground).

Reg. Morgan horses, all
ages, good bloodlines and con-
formation. John Ashbough,
P.O. Box 10,016, Fairburn.

4 yr. old mare, never bred,
father Reg. Tenn. Walker,
mother Reg. Quarter horse,
broke to ride, very gentle, 4
white stockings with star on





head, $300., firm. Ken Jen-
se Blairsville, Ph. 745-



Stud Shetland pony, black,
purebred, 7 yrs. old for sale

or will trade for cattle. Ralph |

Ayers, Rt. 1, Loganville, Ph.

826-4140

Nice strawberry roan mare
mule, 12 yrs. old, wt. 1000
Ibs., $165. Lon Bellamy, Rt.
1, Homer, Ph. 677-2668 (no
collect calls).

Pr. good farm mare mules,
sound and reasonably priced,
wt. about
consider trade for
equal value. Mrs. B. H.
Shropshire, Molena, Ph. 4946





cows of



(Woodbury).

Gentle work mare for sale.
R. M. Bladwell, Panola Rd.,
Lithonia.

1200 lbs. Would | Rd.,





(nice for ch
ae Gibson,
, Shiloh.

Goed mare mule, WE a
1100 lIbs., gentle, easily |
dled, good stepper, v
in pasture, et in prim

Dine $100. W. L. Bank
ils Papi
(located 3 mi.
burn, hwy. 92.)

At stud: Reg. Walki
omino stallion, Reg. in
mino Assn.; also, Jet
Arabian stallion, fee $25.
pick up mare, breed |
caught; also, for sale,
mino gelding, 3 yrs. ol
saddle mare for sale.
Van Horn, 4457 Cov
Hwy., Decatur, Ph. B
5798.

Solid black gelding
black saddle, bridle
blanket, 3 yrs. 9 :
very gentle, all
Morris, P.O.

Marys, Ph. 882-3208.
gentle

Mare mule,
worker, in fine conditio:
1100 Ibs. or more, will
sacrifice, $100. at once:
ert Underwood, Rt. 3,
yers (near Salem
ground).

At Stud: Tom Doole
Shadows Ambassador,
reg. Tenn. Walking ho
dif. bloodlines. Roy A.
sey, 2561 Bohler Rd
Atlanta, Ph. CE. 7-1115.

At Stud: 2 Reg. Mo
stallions, one bright ch
MHR12411, one pone
mino 12413, PH
18522, to approved
with vet. certificate of
Ben Malone, Rt. 1,
Hickory Springs Farm,
burn.

Reg. Morgan _ horse:
ages, good bloodlines and
formation. John Ashb
P.O. Box 10,016, Fairb

Black and white G
horse, wt. approx. 95
gentle; also, nice 2 whee
and harness for sale Be
for cattle. Hoke _
Crawfordville, Ph. fone 6.
(no collect calls).

3 Shetland mares_
mares bred again
a with ee

mn

pony for Jennie.
Strickland, Rt. 1, Dalla

Clydesdale mare, w:
approx. 1600 lbs., for |
trade for gaited mare.
C. Rhodes, ne Woodland
Bremen, Bh Dey

(nights).
Sheep and Gad H

Reg. Toggenburg milk
and kids, real. good mil
billy kids, $15.; nanny
$35. at my place. W. A.
Rt. 2, Box 195 A, Sav
Ph. 897-1372. eon

Milk goats, some fresh
springers; also, at stud
Toggenburg buck. E. J
Mahon, 1929 Cherry R
gusta, Ph. RE. 3-3710.

3 nice milk goats, to ff
en soon and one to
any day now; also,
male goats, all young
Frank Hodges, 3860 C
Beco S.W., Atlanta 11, Ph

2 goats for sale, one
genburg - Saanan billy
Alpine-Saanan nanny, }
$10.; nanny} ae both |
yr. old. Mrs. .E ere !
2, Lula.



Good farm mule, black,
weight about 1050 Ibs., gentle
and works anywhere, $75.
Charlie Goodowns, Rt. 1, Ail-
ey.

Shetland pony, brown and
white, small type, 3 yrs. old,
partly broken and gentle,
$100.; new sadidile and bridle,
never used, $65. Allen Smith,
Ridgeway Ra., Marietta, Ph.
428-9636.

8 mo. old Palomino stallion,
gentle, halter broken, learns
easily, $175. or trade for gen-
tle 3 gaited mare or gelding
under 12 yrs. old and safe for
child; also, will pasture horses
for $5. per mo. on exception-
ally good pasture, Mrs. Gloria
fee Commerce, Ph. 335-





20 milk goats, 6 of
close to freshening,
will freshen within 3 rood
Nubian and Saanan; a
young billy goats, will se
or any number you _
Priced for quick sale.
Carson, Farmington,
9-3139. (no collect calls),

ly for sale,

also, young milk ty;
with nanny kid by si
$20. Edgar Wnine: Rites
ford, Ph. 434- 5935.

Livestock

WANTED



Mare mule, wt. around 1000
Tbs., 9 yrs. old, no blemishes,

sound and good worker; stays | to
te pasture with cows or hogs. |

nae Maye: Wanker le.









Approved By Agronomy Division



Remarks,























| Hybrid or Variety | Rate of Seeding Fertilization at ; Side or
S or Spacing (per acre) Planting (per acre) Topdressing (per acre)
White Yellow Use correct planter plates|500 lbs. 6-12-12. Use|90 lbs. nitrogen. Have soil tested for lime
Dixie 29 Dixie 22 for grain size. 5-10-15 on low potash|For chemical weed control|/and fertilizer needs. Treat
Dixie 55 Dixie 82 Use 12,000 - 14,000 plants. | soils. use % Ib. 2, 4-D_ acid|seed. Use certified seed.
Georgia 105 Georgia 102 Space row 36 - 42 inches|Meet lime needs, equivalent, amine form in|Plant on land capable of
Pfister 653W Georgia 104 and 10-15 inches in row. 10 to 40 gallons water|producing 60 bushels or
Speight D-201 Georgia 206 per acre. In corn over 12}more per acre.
Coker 911 Funks G-730 inches tall, direct to base|Cultivate early, frequently
Pfister 488 of plant. and shallow. Lay by 3& to
Pioneer 309B Simazine or Atrazine 3/40 days after planting.
McNair 44 Ibs. per acre broadcast as|Do not cultivate Simazine
Greenwood 226 soon as corn is planted. |or Atrazine treated fields.
Speight D-4
om Coker 100-A (W.R.) Empire WR61 20 to 25 lbs. mechanical-|800 Ibs. 6-12-12. i seed, Treat seed. Follow in-
|Empire (W. R.) Rex s ly delinted, or 15 to 20|Use 5-10-15 on low po-|60 to 80 lbs. nitrogen fertilizer needs. Use certified
Plains DeKalb 108 lbs. acid delinted seed.|tash soils. Have soil tested for lime and
Auburn 56 Atlas (Special Use) |40,000 to 60,000 plants. |Meet lime needs sect control program.
- IDixie King
hum |Grain Sorghum For Silage 500 lbs. 6-12-12. Use|For sweet sorghum silage|Have soil tested for lime
RS 610, 630 Sart 4 to 6 lbs. 5-10-15 on low potash|use 90 lbs. nitrogen. Use|and fertilizer needs. Use cer-_
Ga. 609 Tracy soils. 50 pounds nitrogen for|tified seed. Treat seed. Cons |
POA. G. 515 Williams Meet lime needs. grain sorghum. trol insects.
NK 210 : Wiley
DeKalb D-50a For Syrup
McCurdy 70 Williams
AMAK R-12 Wiley
Honey
(Texas Seeded
; Ribbon Cane)
et |Gahi-1 (Plant in April, May or|500 lbs. 6-12-12. Use|80 lbs. nitrogen in split|Have soil tested for lime and
mos Starr June. For Gahi-1 or Starr,|5-10-15 on low potash| applications. fertilizer needs. Plant certi-
_|Browntop 10 to 15 lbs. seed in 30|soils. fied seed. A succession of
to 36 inch rows. For}Meet lime needs. plantings and rotational
Browntop broadcast 20 grazing should be practiced.
y Ibs. seed. : Provide % acre per cow.
oceans | Jackson Hampton 12-15 seed per foot of row|500 Ibs. 0-10-20 or 5-10- Have soil tested for
; Lee C-N-S-4 in 36 to 40 inch rows. |15. Apply fertilizer 3 to and fertilizer needs. Use
-|Roanoke Yelnanda (Late |Per acre rates: side and 3 below seed. certified s e ed. Inoculate.
Bienville Maturing after Large seed 50-70 lbs.|Meet lime needs. Control insects. Lime to pH }
Hood small grain.) Medium seed 40-50 lbs.|2000 lbs. of lime at least 6 to 6.5.
Hardee Small seed 20-40 lbs. }one month before plant-
: Plant in April to June. ling. 1 oz. molybdenum
i salt per acre as seed
treatment. .
Your County Agent For Further Information





Approved By Agronomy Division |









Pp | Hybrid or Variety~ | Rate of Seeding | Fertilization at Side or Remarks
% } or Senor (per acre) Planting (per acre) Topdressing (per acre)
are : , 90 lbs. nitrogen. Have soil tested for lime
White Yellow Use correct Mines plates/500 Ibs. 6-12-12. _Use|For chemical weed control|and_ fertilizer needs. Treat
: = for grain size, 5-10-15 on low potash|use % lb. 2, 4-D acid|seed. Use certified seed.
Cokers 811 Cokers 67 | soils. equivalent, amine form in|Plant on land capable of
Pfister 653W Cokers 71 : 10 to 40 gallons water|producing 60 bushels or
Dixie 18 Use 12,000 - 14,000 plants. per acre. In corn over 12|more per acre.
Speight D-4 Meet lime needs. inches tall, direct to base|Cultivate early, frequently
- Jackson of plant. and shallow. Lay by 35 to
Space row 36 - 42 inches Simazine or Atrazine 3/40 days after planting.
and 10-15 inches in row. Ibs. per acre broadcast as|Do not cultivate Simazine
soon as corn is planted. Jor Atrazine treated fields.
ton Coker 100-A Cw. R.) aos WR61 20 to 25 lbs. mechanical-|600 to 800 Ibs. 6-12-12. : Have soil tested for lime and
Empire (W. R.) Rex ly delinted, or 12 to 15|Use 5-10-15 on low po-|60 to 80 Ibs. nitrogen fertilizer needs. Use certified
Plains DeKalb 108 Ibs, acid delinted seed.|tash soils. seed. Treat seed. Follow in-
= Auburn 56 Atlas (Special Use) |40,000 to 60,000 plants. |Meet lime needs, sect control program.
% Dixie King :
ghum |Grain Sorghum For Silage
= RS 610, 630 Sart 4 to 6 lbs. ; For sweet sorghum silage|Have soil tested for lime
Ga. 609 Sraey 500 lbs. 6-12-12. Usejuse 90 lbs. nitrogen. Use|and fertilizer needs. Use cer- _
e PAs Ge 615 Williams 5-10-15 on low potash|50 pounds nitrogen for|tified seed. Treat seed. Con-
i NK 210 Wiley soils. grain sorghum. trol insects.
ay DeKalb D-50a For Syrup
- |McCurdy 70 Williams
AMAK R-12 Wiley Meet lime needs.
-Honey

(Texas Seeded
Ribbon Cane)







wmuts |Dixie Spanish Va. Bunch 67 | 400. to 500 lbs. of gypsum|Have soil tested for
a Argentine Ga. 119-20 Spanish3 inches in drill!300 to 400 Ibs. of 5-10-15|on Va. type. Also on small|and fertilizer needs. Plant
} S. E. Runner 56-15 NC 2 in 24-32 inch rows. Run-|or 4-12-12, seeded peanuts on low|certified or No. 1_ grade,
i; Dixie Runner Florigiant ners & Va. 4 inches in calcium soils, or where a|shelled and treated seed.
Early Runner Starr drill in 32 to 36 inch rows. high percentage of pops|Bury all litter below three
: : Meet lime needs of soil.;have occurred not believ-|inches. Move as_ little soil
ed to be due to adverse|to plants as possible during
weather. cultivation. Control leaf-
spot diseases and insects.
Gahi-1 Plant in April, May or|500 Ibs. 6-12-12. Use d Have soil tested for lime
let | Starr June. For Gahi-1 or Starr,!5-10-15 on low potash|80 Ibs. nitrogen in splitjand fertilizer needs. Plant
| Browntop 10 to 15 lbs. seed in 30|soils.. applications. certified seed. A succession
: to 36 inch rows. For of plantings and rotational
ess Browntop broadcast 20 grazing should be practiced.
Bat lbs. seed. Meet lime needs. Provide % acre per cow.
rbeans | Jackson Hampton 12-15 seed per foot of row|500 lbs. 0-10-20 or 5-10-
| Roanoke C-N-S-4 in 36 to 40 inch rows. |15. Apply fertilizer 3 to Have soil tested for lime
Bienville Yelnanda (Late |Per acre rates: side and 3 below seed. and fertilizer. needs. Use
Hood Maturing after Large seed 50-70 Ibs.|/Meet lime needs. certified s eed. Inoculate.





small grain.)

Medium seed 40-50 lbs.
Small seed 206-40 lbs.



Plant in April to June.

2000 Ibs. of lime at least
one month before plant-



ing. 1 oz. molybdenum
salt per acre as_ seed
treatment.





Control insects. Lime to pH _

6 to 6.5.






gent For Further Information

Extension Service University of Georgia College of Agriculture



lime

voperative Extension Service University of Georgia College of Agriculture

963 SPRING PLANTING SCHEDULE- COASTAL PLAIN

lime











PAGE SIX



Livestock

WANTED



Want young butt headed
Nubian billy, state price. E.
L. Meekins, Sandy Ranch,
Pembroke.

Want full blooded or Reg.
Walking horse, prospect of
making show horse, or one
that has already been shown.
Write what you have and
state age, bloodline and price.
Arnold Gray, Rt. 3, Chats-
worth,

Want to trade





one horse

plow, spring harrow and
planter for goats of equal
value. Eric A. Olson, 1214},

Gordion -St., S.W., Atlanta 10,
Ph. 758-3010.

Seed and Plants

FOR SALE





Hemalaya blackberry pl-
ants, 6, $1.; $1.75; doz.; Mus-
eadine grapevines, well root-
ed, 5, $1.; 10, $1.75; Blueberry
bushes, mountain type, 8, $1.;
Garlic bulbs, lge., 8, $1.; Black
Raspberries, 5, $1.; catnip and
hoarhound, 4 bunches, $1.
Add postage. Mrs. P. Malachi

Smith, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Klondike Strawberry pl-
ants, $1. C.; 200, $1.75; ever-
bearing Strawberry plants,
$2) -C.. 200, $3.50:-2500. $7.5
delivered. Permit 301. Miss
Lee Crow, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Klondike strawberry plants,
well rooted and damp packed,
$1. C.; Add 25e C for postage
and handling charges. Mini-
mum shipment, 200 plants.
Ga. orders only. Permit 319.
Mrs. Luther S. Butler, 466
Page Ave., N..E., Atlanta 7,
Ph. DR. 3-1846.

Blakemore (early) straw-
berry plants, 50c C. (you dig
them). T. E. Freeburgh, 123
Bee Rd., Morrow, Ph. 366-

Strawberry plants: Blake-
more $1.75 C; Mastadon, $1.50
C; Klondike, $1. C; Sugar
pears, $1.
vine cutting 75c doz.; Apricot
plums, 75c ea. Permit 330.
Add postage. Mrs. John
Townsend, Rt. 2, Cumming.

Good, tender old fashion
bean seed: White Creasback
Cornfield beans, Germ. 91 pct.:
White Cutshort Cornfield
beans, Germ. 83 pet.; Leg.
White Halfrunner Garden
beans, Germ. 91 pct.; Little
Six Weeks Pink Peanut Half-
runner Garden beans, Germ.
96 pct., all 75c cupful. Add
postage, no stamps or checks.
Mrs. Andrew Wilson, Rt. 1,
Carters.











ea.; Scuppernong 82



White Creasback Cornfield
beans, Germ. 94 pct.; White
Halfrunner Garden beans,
Germ. 85 pct., 75c measuring
cupful. Mrs. Eula Beal, Rt. 3,
Box 132, Ellijay.

Garlic bulbs, mixed sizes,
75c doz. Permit 169. Mrs. John
Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple.

Scuppernong plants from
Carters Vineyard, Black and
Brown, well rooted, damp
packed. B. O. Carter, Rt. 4,
Box 2040, Griffin.

Apple trees; Red and Yel-
low Delicious; Yates; Rome
Beauty; Kinnard; Red Sweet;
Horse; Black Twig; Ben Davis
and Early Harvest, 2 yr. size,
50c ea.; also, Delaware grape-
vines, 20 ea. Orders of $5. or
more postpaid. Permit 214.
Roy Saxon, Rt. 4, Cleveland.









_ Velvet beans, Germ. 86 pct.,
hard seed 4 pct.; total germ.
90 pet., $8.50 bu. W. E. Duke,
Rt. 3, Buena Vista.

_ Old fashion White Half-
Tunner bean seed, Germ. 90
pet., $1. cupful, p. p. Miss
Mamie Anderson, P. O. Box
313, Ellijay...

Lg. round, dark rind, yel-
low meat Watermelon seed,
Germ. 87 pct., 50 seed, 10c:
150 seed, 25c and stamped
envelope; 700 seed, $1. and
postage. Mrs. P. E. Traylor,
Rebecca.

Big tender white Halfrun-
ner bean seed, Germ. 94 pct.;
tender Wht. Six Weeks Bunch
bean. seed, Germ. 81 pct., $1.







Ig. cuvful, p. p. No checks.
Mrs. R. H..,Mealer, Rt... 2,
Ellijay.





Round Dutch frost proof
cabbage plants, 300, $1.50;
500, $2.; $3.50 M. delivered
in Ga. Permit 38. R. Chanclor,
Pitts.

Green Glazed Collard seed,
Germ. 92 pct., 35 tbl. spoon-
tule. 4 thle spoontuls,=. $e;
White Sugar Crowder peas,
Germ. 74 pct., 65c teacupful.
Add postage; Bird of Para-
dise seed, 35c doz. with st-
amped envelope. Mrs. J. A.
Wilson, Rt. 2, Martin.

Pecan trees: Stuart, Parley,
Desirable and Elliott trees
with good roots, 2-3 ft., $2.;
3-4 ft., $2.25; 4-5 ft., $2.50;
5-6 ft.. $3. Write for prices
on larger lots. All orders fill-





ed promptly. Permit 31. L. E.
Ovens Baconton, Ph. 787-
5785.

Charles Wakefield cabbage
plants and White Bermuda
onions, 85 C; 500, $2.; $3.50
M, delivered. Permit 217. H. E.
Smith, Box 82, Baxley.

Muscadine grapevines, 4,
$1.; catnip bunches, 4, $1.;
Condon everbearing straw-
berry plants, $1.25 C; old
fashion peach trees, 3, $1.;
Black Haw bushes, 4, $1. Add
postage. Permit 295. Mrs. F.
M. Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Seed sweet potatoes grown
from vine cuttings, Cert. by
Ga. Dept. Entomology, very
nice seed, not strings or crac-
ked, Ga. Reds, $2. bu. at my
place. Will not ship. L. W.
Hutchinson, Jr. Rt. 1, Nicholls,
Ph. 632-4854 (Alma Noon or
night. not collect).

Good, Tender, Old Time
bean seed, White Halfrunner
garden beans, Germ. 98 pct.;
White Cutshort Cornfield
beans, Germ. 98 pct.; White
Creasback Cornfield beans,
Germ. 93 pct., ea. kind, 75c
cupful; Red Speckle Crowder
peas, Germ. 95 pct.; Purple
Hull Crowder peas, Germ. 74
pet., ea. kind 55c cupful, Add
postage on all. Mrs. Preston
Southerland, Rt. 3, Ellijay.













Blackeyed Cowpeas, 100
Ibs., 3 Ibs., $1.; or 35 Ib. at
my farm, Germ. 93 pct. Her-
schell Howell, Rt. 1, Canton
(8 mi. East Canton).

Blackeyed Cowpeas, Germ.
pet.; Alabama Crowder
Cowpeas, Germ. 81 pct., sam-



ple, 10c, 3 lbs., $1., Rockyford
Cantaloupes, Germ. 97 pct.,
sample 15c; 50c oz.; Perkins

long pod Okra, Germ. 90 pct.,
sample 10c; $1. Ib.; Yellow
Crookneck Squash, Germ. 90
pet., sample 15c; $1.50 Ib.;
Martin and giant gourd seed,
2 pkts., 25c; giant gourds,
largest known, over 5 ft.
around, $5. ea.; $50. doz. p. p.
Earl Stuckey, Blackshear.

Papershell pecan trees, pr-
ices start at $1.50. Write for
price list. Permit 448. Arthur
O. Sandison, P. O. Box 1046,
Albany, Ph. HE, 2-1474.

Grapevines, 3, $1.; leading
varieties apple and pear trees,
2-3 ft., $1.25 ea.; 3-4 ft., $1.50
ea.; Brown Turkey figs, 2 ft.,
$1.; 3-4 ft. $1.50; Black Wal-
nut trees, $1. ea.; Keiffer pear
trees, 4-6 ft., $1.75 ea.; 7-8 ft.,
$2.50 ea. Permit 430. Mrs. E.
B. Travis, Rt. 2, Box 311, Ri-
verdale, Ph. 478-7933.

Freshly dug Cert. Suwanee
Bermuda grass stolens in 2 bu.
bags, bearing tags and seals
of Ga. Crop Improvement
Assn., grown from foundation
stock of Ga. Coastal Plain
Exp. Station. Recommended
for deep sandy soils. 1 to 3
bags, $5.; 4 to 6, $4.; 7 to 9,
$3.50, 10 or more bags $3.
F. O. B. D. C. Brumbalow, Fort
Gaines.

King Mammoth pumpkin
seed, grows to 55 lbs., Germ.
64 pet., 2 doz., 25c; Long Neck
Cashew, Germ. 66 pct., 2 doz.,
35c; Rocky Ford Green Meat
Cantaloupe, Germ. 98 pet.,.3
doz., 25c; Ice Box Yellow meat
melon, Germ. 98 pct., 3 doz.,
25c; Round, green rind, ~vel-
low meat Melon, grows to 55
lbs., Germ. 84 pct., 3 doz., 35c.
Send stamped addressed en-
eee. W. D. Gordon, Rt. 1,

Gi :









Good tender beans, Little
White Halfrunners, Germ. 87
pet.; White Cornfield beans,
Germ. 81 pct., each 75c cup-
ful, p. p.; Speckle Crowder
peas, Germ. 81 pct.; Cream
Mush peas, Germ. 89 pet.;
Okra seed, Germ. 95 pet. each
50 cupful,.p. p. Mrs. Bessie
Silvers, Rt. 2, Talking Rock,



MARKET BULLETIN |

Good, Tender Garden Bean
Seed: White Halfrunner Gar-
den bean seed, Germ. 87 pct.;
White Six Weeks Bunch bean
seed, Germ. 96 pct.; Pink
Peanut Six-Weeks Bunch
bean seed, Germ. 91 pet., all
$1. for lge. cupful, p. p. No



checks. Mrs. Lee Reece, Rt.
2. Box 77, Ellijay.
Black striped Hailfrunner

bean seed, Germ. 97 pct., 50c
cupful; old fashion Bunch
Okra seed, Germ. 87 pct., 45c
cupful; Lg. striped Sunflower
seed, 25c cupful; vine Pome-
granate seed, 10c tspfull; Gar-
den Sage plants, 10e ea. Permit
16. Mrs. Leilar Phillips, Rt. 1,
Box 214, Royston.

Good, tender bean seed,
White Cutshorts, Germ. 95
pet.; White Creasbacks, Germ.
95 pet; White Halfrunners,
Germ. 90 pct., each kind, 75c
cup. Add postage. Mrs. Emory
Goble, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Old time tender bean seed:
White Cornfields, Germ. 98
pet.; Little Pink Peanut 6
wks. beans, Germ. 98 pct.;
Cream 6 wks. beans, Germ. 96
pet.; White 6 wks. beans,
Germ. 97 pect.; Little White
Halfrunner beans, Germ. 95
pet., all 5c cupful; Red
Speckle Crowder peas, Germ.
90 pct., 50c cupful. Add post-
age. Mrs. Carl Smith, Rt. 3,
Ellijay.







Tropical tomato seed, ori-
ginally from So. America,
prolific, most resistant to fun-
gus, heat, cold, drought, peels
without scalding, Germ. 87
pet., 100 seed, 50 plus stamp-
ed, addressed envelope. D. T.
Gates, Rit. 1, Hamilton.

Pensacola Bahia grass seed,
Pure seed 99.31 pct., Germ. 61
pet., Firm seed 31 pct., Total
Germ. 92 pct., 20c Ib. F. O. B.
EH. K. Overstreet, Sylvania.

Iee Box yellow meat melon
seed, Germ. 93 pct.; Round,
dk. yellow meat, grows to 50
Ibs., Germ. 95 pct.; Iong,
green, yellow meat melon,





Germ. 95 pct., all 1962 crop., | h

25e teaspoonful; Arabian

cantaloupe, grows to 20 Ibs.,

Germ. 97 pet., 12 seed 25c

with stamped, addressed en-

Nero. J.-H. Gordon, Rt. 1,
el.

Old fashion tender white
Halfrunner bean seed. 90 pct.;
old fashion Tender White Gar-
den Creasback bean. seed,
Germ. 89 pct. ea., 65 cup-
ful; also, long, Red Hot pep-
per pods for home use, 25c
doz. pods; 5 doz. pods, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt.
5, Box 58, Ellijay. ;

Old time Tender Bean seed,
White Cornfield Creasbacks,
Germ. 92 pet.; White Six Wks.
beans, Germ. 90 pct.; Ige. old
time White Halfrunners,
Germ. 83 pct., all 75 cupful.
Add postage. Mrs. Inez Bar-
rett, P. O. Box 35, Ellijay.

Seed and Plants

Not Requiring Report
Or Inspection Permit
FOR SALE









Martin Gourd seed, lg. pack,
25c bushel and other lg. mixed
gourd seed 30, $1. Send st-
amped, addressed envelope.
R. C. Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

King Cobra Snake and
African gourd seed, $1. doz.;
Long Neck, Jumbo and orna-
mental, 3 doz., 25c with st-
amped envelope. J. H. Gordon,



Ris 1; Adel.



Gourd seed: African Jumbo,
50 in. round, and King Cobra
(like big snake) grows 5-7
ft. long, both 30, $1.; thick
rind Martin, Dipper, Milk
Bottle, Dipper, or long handle,
short neck Darning, Dish Rag
and about 10 other varieties,
all $1. C. Send self addressed
envelopes, stamped. W. W.
Massey, P. O. Box 116, Bron-
wood.

3 African Monster - gourd
seed, 10 bushel gourd seed,
and 10 dipper gourd seed, ail
for 50c plus stamped, address-
ed envelope. Mrs. D. T. Gates,
Rt. 1, Hamilton.

African Monster gourd
seed, can be grown 7 to 9 ft.,
5, $1.;plus stamped, addressed
envelope. Mrs, Peggy G.iGoo-'
Isby, Rt. 1, Hamilton. ~~





yeh

Long handle Dipper gourd
seed, 25, 25c with self- add-
ressed and stamped envelope.
H. P. Holley, Palmetto.
Fresh Calif. multiplying
beer seed, 40c start; 4 starts,
$1. p. p. Mrs. Earl. Fincher,
Rt. 2, Bremen.
Thick, heavy rind, Martin
gourd seed, 25c spoonful and
stamped, addressed envelope.
C. H. Craft, Rt. 2, Elberton.

Hay, Feed, Grain

FOR SALE





~ Yellow snap corn for feed,
$1.50 bu. at my barn. Mrs.
J. H. Park, Molena, Ph. 3863
(Woodbury).

Fescue and Clover hay $1.
bale at our barns at Alpharet-
ta. George West, Jr., 4825
Peachtree-Dunwoody Rd., N.
E., Atlanta, Ph. BL. 5-3937.

Sev. tons of choice Coastal
Bermuda hay for sale at barn.
Highly fertilized, cut and
baled without rain. Winton
C. Harris, Rt. 1, Screven, Ph.
584-2312 (Odum). 5

Mixed hay cheap; about 50
tons Coastal Bermuda mixed
and Crowfoot and other nat-
ive grasses. Few bales slightly
musty but can pick over. Close
out price in truck lots only,
$15. ton. This is good feed.
Wayne D. Phillips, Honey Rid-
ge Plantation, Guyton, (Eff-
ingham Co.) Ph. 772-3933.

Yellow corn, picker picked,
ground and sacked, $52. ton
or $2.60 per C. Exchange
sacks. Lamar Putnam, Rt. 2
Fairburn, Ph. 964-6936.

Choice Coastal Bermuda,
Fescue and Clover, and mixed |
grass hay, priced right. Square
bales. Qaulity hay puts
poundage on faster. Richard
H. Mitchell, Manager, Tara
Farms, Rt. 1, Calhoun, Ph.
629-2984.

650 bales Fescue and Clover
ay mixed, will sell all or in







part, $40. ton FOB near Chat- | black

sworth. C. E. Gilliland, 2603
Camille Dr., N. E., Atlanta
19, Ph. 237-6629. : ;

Poultry & Eggs

FOR SALE





Show type bantams: Pr.
young White Silkies, $2.75;
trio Golden Sebrights, $3.; 5
hens, 1 rooster fighting game,
$1. ea.; also, mixed bantams.
Harry Breedlove, Rt. 1
Lawrenceville (Braselton
Hwy., near Crowes eters).
Ph. TH. 3-3768 (not collect

Trio, B.B. Red Bantams of
Bradley strain, 3 trios, $6.
trio; Silver Duckwing, O.E.G.
Bantams, $10. trio; Pr. Blue
Rosecomb Bantams, $6. pr.
All 1962 hatch. V. L. Magnus,
Rt. 2, Brown Bridge Rd.,
Gainesville, Ph. LE. 4-3262.

Araucanus chicken eggs,
$2. at farm, or $2.50 del. P.P.;





also, 14 different breeds of} Sp

pheasant eggs, ready starting
April 15th write for your
order. J. H. Roquemore, Rt.
2, Americus.

Purebred Araucanus
chickens (Easter egg chick-
ens) from stock laying blue,
Green and pink eggs, broiler-
fryer size, $2.50 pr., or $4.
trio, sent express collect.
Tommy Gamel, Box 246,
Lakeland.

Pit Game setting eggs for
sale: Co. Georgias (Branden-
berrys) pure; Dr. Saunders
Roundheads (pure). Fresh
eggs for setting. Come by and
gather from nests, cant ship
eggs. $3. for 15 eggs; also,
stags and young hens, $7.50
and $5. Mrs. A. L. Hill, 312
Warren St., SE, Atlanta, Ph.
378-2990.

$4.

15 Game stags, ea.
here; $5. ea. shipped; White
Claret and Johnson Round-
head crossed, very game. Le-
Oe Page, Baxley, Ph. 367-









Show winning stock Dark
Cornish Bulldog bantams, 4
hens, 1 rooster, all $6.; 3 odd
game pullets, tate hatched,
White Hornet (tasseled), Cla-
borne and a Butcher, all
fowls vaccinated for pox and
Newcastle and pullorum test-
ed. Lockard Bell, 2677 Pharr

































Another a
10. oF Cc ea.
raise, very healthy and
carefully packed and

Rev. J: R. Smith, Rt. 2;

nassas, Ph. 3-2892.

4 turkey toms, $4.
will trade for 4 turke
Will have to come fo
George Thomas, Rt.
281, Ocilla (near Co!
store, 5 mi. from Oc
Lax Rd.)

Giant white Ende
eggs, $1. ea.; Mammott
Pekin duck eggs, 10c e
old goslins, not sexed
ea.; sexed, $1.50 ea.; da
ducklings, not sexed, 2:
sexed, 50c ea. Superior
ing stock, forced fed

ment to be made. Walton \
Strode, 1607 So. Pat
St., Valdosta.

2 trio buff Brahma ba
selected breeds, long lir
champions, prize winner
cluded, $12.50 trio. Will
exp. collect; also, Ba
eggs, $2.50 for 15. C
ship eggs. Walter S. H
878 Stallings St., SE. A
16, Ph. MA. 7-6065.

Show type Dark C
$10. trio; R. I. June
laying; also, Silver
wings from show stock.
M. Frazier, 3115 Alston
Decatur, Ph. 284-4739.

Trio Allen Roundhead (
chickens, 1962 hatch, (Ji
Johnson strain), direct -
the Johnson Games, $7.50 t
(1 stag and 2 pullets).
Biggers, Sr., Greenville, }
OR. 2-4422.

2 Rhode Island Red
$2. ea.; 2 Rhode I. Red ;
ters, $2. ea.; several
hens, $1.50 ea.; also, 2
chicken wire, new, $10
roll. Mrs. T. D. Fussell
Rhine.

Trio improved Bunny
one cock and two hens, (
in production), $7.50 for
Mrs. L. E. Davis, P.O.
296, Greenville.

Featherlegged Fanta
show type and blue ri
winners, $3. pr.; 2 pr.,
and brown, and
splashed ones. Will
less than 2 pr. Simo
Smith, Rt. 1, Box 187,
son, Ph. FA. 4-1726 (not cc
lect). = a

One gray goose, $3., or
trade for pr. of domestic:
Mallards. Mrs, W. R. T:
Rt. 2, Stockbridge.

Guaranteed Arauc
chickens, laying pink,
green, turquoise and
green eggs, $10. pr.; ;
exp. col.; hatching eggs, a
colors, 40c ea., insured ps

Mrs.
A. Edwards, 716 Myrtle
NE, Atlanta 8, Ph. TR. 4

Araucanus chicken e
(Easter Chicken) $2.50
It. pink, brown red and g
colors. Charles Markham,
2A Rye eves

- About 20 mixed Ba
hens, good layers and

2 roosters, 2 hens with bat
chicks, cheap. Mrs. Hi
Wright, Rt. 1, Norman P.
(between Ellenton and
rings ).

Game, Fowl,

& Eggs

FOR SALE

Several hundred Bobwhit
quail raised in lange
pens, some select birds
breeders, $3. pr.; Golden
bright bantams,

trio; few pr.
pigeons, lg.
Permit 70.
Riverdale, Ph. GR.
(after 6 P.M.).

Several hundred Bobwl

quail; Chukars, Tenn. R

quail. Select birds for breed
ers, all in lg. flight pens; also
booking orders for quail eg
to be available in 1963 layini
season, lg. -quantities. Writ
what you want, and ask fo
details. Permit 10. J. L. Tade
1328, 21st. St., Columbus.

3 pr. fine, big-type rabbits
some spotted, some _ snoti
white, young, have not e
bred, $1.25 ea. If all
Ul

or will
D.





Rd., NE, Atlanta, Ph. DR. | So

7-6208,






ame, , ow :
& Eggs

FOR SALE

:veral hundred Bobwhite
1 raised in flight pens.
e Tennessee Reds and
vd quail for breeders. Per-
43. M. E. Samples, 581
vart Ave., SW, Atlanta 10,
| JA. 4-9003.

ooking orders for eggs,
ks, for coming season at
ial prices: Northern Bob-



e qu eggs, $10. C.
anteed fresh; day old
1, 25 ea.; $22. C.; origi-

Blue Headed No. Ameri-
Golden Bronze wild tur-

eggs, $8. doz; day old
ts, $1.50 ea. All sent par-
post P.P. in Ga. Birds un-
4 wks. old not shipped.
ar chicks 3-4 wks. before

want them. Permit 125.
xy Johnson, - 1 2, Cor-
, Ph. 925-4044.

hite Doves, $5. Pr.; Ring-
< doves, $3. pr. Will ship
collect. Send money or-
Miss Eve Wallace, 716
tle St., NE, Atlanta 8, Ph.
4-5152. :

thite Ringneck doves, $4.
W. H. Steed, Round Oak.
urebred Racing Homer
ons, $1.25 ea. if as many

i bought. W. A. Roach, RL
ee Al, Savannah, Ph.

"hite King pigeons: Giants, | 4
aers and Auto-sexes, rea-
vbly priced. Will not ship.
&. Mixon, Rt. 6, Box 244,
on (5 mi. from city lim-
North on Hwy. 49).

Thite pheasant hens, $2.50
White Crested Kaleog,
pr.; also, mixed bantam

s, 50e ea. J. H. Roque-
e, Rt. 2, Americus.
abbits, 30 head, some

ee all es: $i. ea. G.

oultry, Came,
owl & Eggs

WANTED





YVant 60 fertile black. Mi-
ca eggs for setting. J. H.
38, 2188 Tilson Rd., Deca-
Ph. 377-2025.

Vant to buy some guineas.
ite price. Ed Bradley, Rt.
Whitestone.

Vant to buy pr. of Indian
e Peafowls at least 3_yrs.
, and an extra hen. State
ce. Paul Lamb, Inman, Ph.

-2894
Vant 3 or 4 geese. Write
at you have and _ lowest
ce, also information about
v you are located. D. L.
ing, 435 Columbia Dr.,
ratur.

iliscellaneous
FOR SALE

Vell matured Martin
rds, lge., 50c ea.; medium
es, eut, shellacked and
dy to hang, $1. ea.; also,
rtin ps seed, lge. pkg.,
: 5220, seed,
African
my Boed 8 diff. kinds, mix-
30 seed, $1. Add postage.
3. W. W. Lowman, Rt. 5,
jay.

962 crop mountain wild-
wer honey, thick, raw, ex-
ly as bees made it, 5 <ib:





oo ee $1. 50; 6:55 lb:
h comb $25 a ib. tins
h. comb, 2.3.0, 20). pL. tins

ih comb, $10. 50. Add post-
. Edward D. Colston, Rt.
Box 307, Toccoa.

interprise meat
32, with asic nives.
rd- cond., $20.; 2 gal. lard
Ss eae sausage stuffer at-
[ee if 80 a iron ket-
oa

ne, $12. 50 At fetter M.
wsome, Jordans Mill Rd.,
ae Ph. 3856 (not

rellow root, 4 lb. box, me
eaf | root, 4 Ibs. $1.3

rinder









fith, Rt.

mint, 30c bunch; 3, 60c;

oz), sBDCs 1

$4550 * 2t 10 lbs.,
ie All PP. i Douglas Grif-
, Dallas.

Lge. ae gourds, 50c ea.;
med. size, 35e ea; yellow
root; sassafras; May apple;
queen of meadow; yellow
dock roots; wild cherry bark;
alder bark; ratsbane, ea. 4 lb.
lardbox full, $1. plus 35c
postage; catnip and pepper-
c ; Mar-
tin gourd seed, 25c pk., and

stamped envelope. Mrs. Free-
man Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

10 lbs. beeswax, $10. P.P.
if all taken, no less than 10
lbs. shipped. Henry S. How-
ell, Rt. 1, Trion.

Printed feed sacks, many
floral designs, washed
and ironed, free of holes, iron,
rust and mildew, 3, $1., P.P
Mrs. J.= Ho Barrow, = Rte 1;
Waco. :

Country cured hams, killed
Nov. 1962, salt cured, "75 lb.
Come after, will not ship.
Carl C. Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay. -

Wild Cucumber bark; Rat-
tle root; May Apple; Button
Snake root; Ratsbane; Yellow
root; Blood Root; Devils Shoe
String, $1. for 2 Ib. lardbox
full; also, nice clean shade
dried leaf sage, $1. for 6 tea-
cups full; 14 cups, $2.
postage. P. B. Brown, Re i
Ball Ground.

10 stands of 10-frame hon-
ey bees for sale. Cert. by Ga.
Dept. of Agriculture. B. L.
Mangham, Rt. 1, Molena.

Dipper gourds or
house and yard long gourds,

4, $1., add 25 postage on less
than $2. order; also, 3 asstd.,
new, print sacks, 100 lb. cap.,
Saou Mrs. L. E. Sanders, Rt.
2, Buchanan.















Gourds up to 17 in., 10 ea.;
18 and 20 in., 25 ea.; 21 to
23 OC. ea.; 24 to 30 in,
50c ea.; gourd seed, 25c pkg;
$1. cup. Add postage. Mrs. W.
E. Wooten, Rt. 2, os 150,
Camilla.

Choice country cured hams,
8 to 15 Ibs., 90c ib: Good lean
pe William E. Lanier, Rt.

, Metter.

Tobacco sticks, 1 in. square





by 54 inches, $30. thousand
on my yard, $35. M deliver-
ed. Minimum delivery 3500.

R. L. Fowler, Villa Nova St.,
Cuthbert, Ph. RE. 2-2060 (not
collect).

Country cured hams out of
improved Hampshire hogs,
wt. 39 lbs. ea., 75c lb.; Should-
ers, 65 lb. Adi postage. Mrs.
Bud H. Holland, Coogler Road,
Box 14, Dalton.

Several thousand gals. pure
Ga. sugarcane syrup packed
in gal. cans, 6 to. case for
shipping 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
case lots. Send M.O. Shipment
made day order recd. Leon
H. Baughman, Cedar Springs.

Jerusalem Antichokes, price
per gal. 1st. zone, $2.50; 2nd
zone $2.60; 3rd zone, 2.65;
4th zone $2. 75 P.P. Cash must
accompany order, none ship-
ped without monies. Add 15c
exchange on checks, C. W.
Page, 149 North Ave., NE,
Atlanta 8.

35 print flour bags, % yd.





: tain, Rt:

bird |

loz. Fill Tange or small orders
Mrs. J. D. Phillips, Rt. 1, Bor
130, Wrightsville.

2 12 gal, black iron pots,
$10. ea. Mrs. Curtis Stephens,
Rt. 2, Pendergrass.

Shelled Spanish peanuts,
1962 crop, for eating purposes,
$3.50 gal. P.P. in Ga.; $3.7
P.P. out of State. Mrs. W. L.
Helms, Buena Vista.

2 Butane gas tanks, 250
gal. cap., like new, $125. ea.
John Bennett, 149 Clayton
es Jonesboro, Ph. GR 8-

Fresh herbs, washed clean,
Sassafras, Yellow dock, Yel-
low root, Devils Shoestring,
Queen of Meadow, $1. Ib.
lardibox full; Colts foot, Life
Everlasting, 2 lb. lg. boxtul,
$1. Add postage. R. C. Chas-
5, Ellijay.

Black western parade style
pony saddie, used very little,
for sale or trade for large
saddle. Linda Burgess Rt. 3,
Lithonia.

85 white chicken feed
sacks, 100 lb. cap., nice,
smooth cloth, no letters, 25
ea. plus postage; Indian
corn, nice size ears, several
color grains ea. ear, 10c ear,
plus postage. Will ship COD;









Add Promptly. Mrs. Mae Wagon-

er, Rt. 2, Blairsville.

Electric churn with jar,
holds 2 gals. milk, used about
6 mos., like new, $20. Mrs.
James F. Rickard, Rt. 3, Box
93, Conyers.

Dressed hogs, 25 lb. Albert





McClure, Rt. 4, Blairsville
(near Marvin Chambers
farm).



Wild Cucumber bark; Yel-
low root; Rattle root; Queen
of Meadow; Ratsbane; Wild
Cherry bark, ea. 2 lb. lard-
box full, $1. Add postage. G.
T. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Couns Hickory Smoked
meats: Hams, size 10 to 20
lbs., 85 lb.; shoulders, 10 to
15 Ibs., 550. Ib.; sides, 10 to
20 Ibs., 50c Ib.; smoke sau-
sane, nee tb.; fresh eracklins,
39c lb. All meats guaranteed
ae spoilage. Prices do not
include postage. Mrs. Louise
T. Pope, Box 5, Dexter.

Horses boarded near pare
Pa at Fife. No grooming. W.

L. Robinson, 1224 West Rug-
by. Ave., College Park, Ph.
PO. 1-1569.

Roll of 32in. hog wire used;
16% ft. long and 2 in. wide
leather belt for tractor work;
21g. and 3 small chicken feed-
ers. O. W. Srey, 4258 W.
Washington Rd., East Point,
Ph. PO 1-8369.

No. 2 farm bell complete on
iron post, $40. G. M. Pruitt,
Houze Way, Roswell, Ph. 993-

iV/et elie ee cutter for
sale (electric). E. Smith,
Ge oben

Barn about 3 yrs. old to be
removed. Approx. 1500 sq. ft.
of new tin roofing, creosote
pole Poe and lumiber ee
$275. J. L. Gibson, Rt. 7,
con, Pb. 788-5448.

ft.

600 chestnut posts, 6
long, new good fence post, at
my place, 25c per post. Naa-
Dee Thomas, Rt. 4, Blais:
ville.

One sausage mill, practical-



















ly new, enterprise no.
scutes 15 T oe no pane pines a 8 knives.
eee TO 6 ange, Nn : .
C.0.D. orders filled, no ee! ee
stamps; also, 35 print feed

bags, 36 in. wide, about 40 in.
long: 45 P.P., 4 alike, some
2 alike, others odds, washed,

Miscellaneous



ripped, = mildew. Carie
Bates, Rt. 1, Acworth. WANTED

Hiudeoe ae sprayer, 2} Want 20 bushel of 90 day
gal. size, 6 ft, spray pipe,| Running Velvet bean seed, 25

good cond., slightly used,

plus Exp. Collect, Pay only
on delivery. Mrs. Eunice M.
Wheeler, Rt. 2, Buchanan

Hwy., Dallas.

Yellow root freshly dug
and washed, 4 lardbox
ee 85c; fresh red Cowhorn

pepper pods for home use
only, 5 lb. lardbox full 50c;
20c doz.; Queen of Meadow,
only, 4 Ib. lardbox full 50c;
Martha Walker, Rt. 5, Box 53,
Ellijay.

Paint gun, hoses, 30 ft., and
air regulater, excel. cond.,
$30. cash. Ralph Westbrook,
3346 Tanglewood Dr., Au-
gusta, Ph: 738-3678.

Rabbit feeders and water-
ers, 1/4 and % gal size, for

|sale, or will trade for guinea
.| pigs. Jack Hinton, 929 Vic-
.|tory Dr., SW, Atlanta 10,

Ph.
Gis 3-7939.



bul. Clemson No. 4, or Jack-
son, or Yelnando. State price
and Germ. J. H. Holyoak, Box
6, Enigma, Ph., 4537.

Want long-leaf cigar tob-

acco seed. J. L. Atkins, Rt. 3,
Gainesville.

Want old time banana quill
melon seed (not cantaloupes).
C. C. Sparks, Rt. 2, Box 199-A,
Gordon.

Want to buy pine pole







skinner and vat for treating

fence posts. State what you
have and price. Jack Segars,
Rt. 1, Winder, Ph. 867-2569.

Want to buy peas for seed,
shaped like blackeyed, but
with dark red eye and long
purple hull. Not Crowder.
Send sample. Mrs. A. C.
Williams, 1903 Columbia Dr-
ive, Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-1493.



0 | Super





; Kiss Me Q
net penn worn in 1913-1920,

like hat, crown buttons to
brim with lg. buttons. Write if
you have it. Mrs. Carl Born,
Rt. 4, Dougilasville.



Want to buy some good used
chicken wire. Mrs. Lena Por-

5 | ter, Rt. 3, Buford.

Want 4 Ibs. Jeather . britches
(dried) beans. J. H. Jenkins,
302 Fifth St., Vienna.

Want 1 Ib. old time Willow
Leaf Butterbean seed, must be



reasonable. Write price, p. D-

and pct. of Germ. if possible.
Mrs. O. S. Scarbrough, 2869
Church St., East Point.



Want pumpkin seed, from
old fashion, extra lg. and long
PULP IDS George N. Cook, Rt,

2, Monticello.

Want old time stuffed and
smoked liver pudding, mild,
no red pepper added. E. W.
Jarvis, 704 E, Broughton St.,
Bainbridge.

Want to buy 700 stalks of
old fashion Red Sugar Cane.
Mrs. Homer Moore, Rt. 3, Mil-
len.

Want 5-10 gal. milk eans in
good shape and useable. State
bul Mrs. Kate Nunn, Mitc-
he:

Want few asparagus plants,
and few Rhubarb plants, about
300 peach, 1 yr. size. State
what you have, J. R. Teasley,
Canton.

Want some Bunch Okra
seed. H. M. Cochran, Rt. 2,
Box 176, College Park.

Want to buy honey extract-
or, quote price and type. E. L.
Quinn, 2999 Haralson Rd.,
Decatur.

Want honey peach trees, any
size. W. S. Blomeley, Plains.

Want some quilts pieced,
quilted by the piece, or shell,
Prefer near Americus. Write
best price. Mrs. C. R. Morgan,
Rt. 4, Americus.

Will pay cash for goose
feathers. J. D..Coleman, War-
ner Robins.

Want to rent some Hicks
Tobacco allotment for $200.
per acre or % acre, $100. a yr.,
or $400. for 2 yrs. $500., 3 yrs.;
also, want some Turkish tob-
acco plants or seed. C. E. Iristi,
Reidsville.

Want 2 Ibs. of old fashion
lge. White Half Runner beans,
90 pct., or better Germ.; also,
2 Ibs. Perkins Long Pod Okra,
Germ. 90 pct., or better. Write
price Postpaid. J. B. Wright,
P. O. Box 961, Dublin. -

Want Cowhorn pepper and
squash pepper seed. Mrs. H. E.
French, Rt, 3, Forsyth.

Want whole cured sheep
hide with as short a fur as
possible (no green hides). A.
W. Hudgins, 742 Concord Rd.,
Smyrna.

Want one oz. Texas Cow-
horn hot pepper seed. State
price. E. L. Mann, 4434 Hous-
ton Ave., Macon.

Will clean hen houses for
manure within 35 mi. radius
of Atlanta. W. J. Bales, 114
East Lake Dr., Doraville, Ph.
457-2964.

Want old fashioned Little
White Spanish peanuts for pl-
anting. Monroe Graham, 3516
Dolphin St., Brunswick.

Want 10 or 12 in. hammer-
mill with power take-off,
feed mixer, % ton or more,
corn sheller, 1 row pull type
corn snapper for hook-up to
C. Intnl. Harvester
tractor (no sheller or husker
attachment). Quote _ price,
make and location. P. J. Lip-
ory, Rt. 1, Hawkinsville, Ph.
892-2578.

Want 50-60 white oak or
locus fence posts, 6% ft.,
within 20 miles of Decatur.
Juday Pace, 4645 Flat Shoals
Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-0598
(after 6 p. m.).

Want 500 to 1000 good cedar
posts. S. F. Deston, c/o Alfor-
mindo Farm, Rt. 1, Auburn,
Ph, TH, 3-2517 (no collect
calls).

Want white sheeting feed
sacks. Will exchange crochet
center pieces for them. Mrs.
Horae Adcock, Rt. 2, Adairs-
ville.

































Want 5 bu. Whipperwill
Crowder Peas. State price.
George A. Lord, 1775

Candler Rd., Decatur.

Want 3 or 4 pick-up truck
loads of chicken manure, free
of shavings and sawdust,
some that has been out in
weather if possible. Within 35
miles. of Marietta. Will haul
myself. Give directions and

place. J. E. DeHaven, 1410
Agents Rd., Marietta.

1|$1.05. No checks.

Handicrafts

FOR SALE



Nice, hand painted pillow-
cases, permanently washable.
in bleached muslin,
cols,, $3. set; scarves to match,
$2. 'ea., in floral and other
designs, Forget Me Nots; Rib-
bons: Mr. and Mrs.; Floral
Spray; Hearts and Roses;
Tris; Dainty Basket Lg. Pan=
sies, and others. Mrs. L.
Welch, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Fancy organdy and lace ap-
rons, $1.50 ea.; cotton aprons,
75c ea.; 6, $4.; attractive work
aprons, lg. pockets all around,
$1. ea.; pot holders, 15 ea.3
10, $1.; childrens fancy or-
gandy and lace dresses, 1-6 yr.
size, $3. ea.; hand painted
pillowcases, nice design, $3.
set. Add postage. Mrs. W. W.
Lowman, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Cro. baby slippers, rayon,
button and lace trim, and ray=
on baby shoes, lace and rib-
bon trim, pastels, $1. pr.; cro.
baby shoes, ectton, rayon and
ribbon trim, wht. with pastel
trim, $1.. pr.; cro. baby sets
(cap, sweater and shoes), ny-
lon, pastels, cols., pink, blue,





white and yellow, $3.50 set.

Mrs. Sonny Dutton, Rt.
Fairmount, Ph. MA. 9- 5593
(Calhoun).

Lg. dbl. bed size afghans: 2
multi-color, dif. color squares,
put together with black, and
nice black border. Mrs. Flos-
sie Roberts, 305 Logan St.,
Sane: Atlanta 12, Ph. JA. 4.





Nice, well made, print ap-

rons of good material, lg. size,
bright cols., 50c ea. plus post-
age. Mrs. I. A. Scott, 1570
Elleby Rd., S. E., Atlanta 15.

Quilt tops, new material,
$2, ea.; tatting: Hen and Bid-
die pattern, white and varie-
gated, white and blue, white



and green, 50c yd.; cro. cen=

$2.85; small

Mrs. J.

terpieces, lge.

pastel




oo
mS

Ellington, Rt. 2, Conyers, Ph, iS

483-8572.

All over crochet dresser
searves, or runners, 16 X 36,



$3.50 ea.; 3 pe. vanity sets with

15 in. matching doily, $3.;
vanity set and doily and
dresser runner, all matching,
$6. del. Mercerized ecru color
thread. Mrs. Ida Mae Sullivan,
826 Maple St., Carrollton.

Aprons with. bibs, nicely
trimmed, $1. ea.; without bibs,
75e. ea.; pot holders, 15 ea.;
10, $1.; emb. dish towels, 3,
$1. Add postage. Mrs. H :
Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Childrens dresses, boys



shirts, 1-6 yrs. size, priced ac=

cording to material; infants

dresses, coat and cap sets, and

gowns in suitable materials.
Mrs. Walter W. Collins, Rt. 1,



Gordon Springs Rd., Rocky
Face.
Childrens dresses, nicely

made, 1-6 yr. size, $2. ea.; full
size cotton ruffle bedspreads,
asstd. cols., $5.50 ea.; aprons,
75c ea.; 6, $4.; novelty pot-
holders, 20c ea.; 7, $1.; dish=
towels, appliqued or emb.,
25c ea.; 5, $1.; dbl. bed size
quilt tops, $3. ea., pieced by
pattern. Add postage. Mrs.
Freeman Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay.





8 asstd. woven nylon and
cotton loops, diff. designs, hot
dish or pot holders, $1., 25
postage; 100 pct. cotton, fine
muslin, hand emb. pill ow=
cases, $2. pr.; hand emb. col.
fade proof thread, with rose-
buds, daisies or poinsettias,
$1.50 ea.; white linen, 100 pct.
hand emb., diff. sizes, scarves,
$1. - $2.50; lg. linen, $3.50
Dp. p.; money or fruit basket,
2, 75 plus 25c postage. Mrs.

S|. E. Sanders, Rt. 2, Buchan-

an.

Corduroy quilt tops, $2.00

Childrens dresses, size
1-6 yrs., good grade cloth and
nicely trimmed, $2. ea.; best
grade lg. pillowcases, hand
painted designs and crochet
e tes, $2. pr. Add postage
Mrs. W. E. Wooten, Rt. &
Box 150, Camilla.

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: Hondicralte

FOR SALE



Soft, washable genuine
lambskin baby moccasins, in
pink, blue or white, all hand
jaced: andemb. in white, $1.10
pr.; 3 pr. $3., p. p. Mrs. Edgar
Watkins, Rt. 3, New Echota,
Calhoun.

Crochet shell stitch baby
Sweater, cap and bootee sets
in t baby nylon, pastel col-
ors, pink, blue, yellow, green
on wht., $5. set; or sweater
and cap, .$4.40; bootees 60c
pr. (state second col. choice).
Order anytime, sets made in
advance. Send M.O., or can
orders P.P.
Mrs. Robert T. Jones, Rt. 4,
pox 14, Blairsville, Ph. 745-

Flannel baby gowns (to 8
mos.), made of good material
ig. enough for free move-
ment, $1. ea.; 3, $2.50, P.P.;
childrens nice cotton dresses
made of good material, 1-6
yrs., $2.50 ea.; nice cotton
aprons, 80c ea.; 6, $4.; padded
pot holders,
Mrs. Wayne A. Long, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.

Bleached sheeting pillow-
ases, cro. edges, 2 wild roses,
cro. ea. pillowcase, roses in
aink, red, yellow and blue,
2.25 pr.; ero. cream dinette
centerpieces, 24 in. diam.,
$2.25 ea.; cro. wall grapes,
pears and peaches, in red,
purple and yellow with green
leaves and stems, loop for
hanging, 50c ea. Add 10c
postage, no checks. Mrs. Lola
Mae Maney, Rt. 2, Lula.

Special aprons, very good
Mmatenials, solid colors, prints,







= all trimmed, very pretty, Lg.,

$1. aprons, 2, $1.50; med. 75c
aprons, 2, $1.25; 50 small tea
aprons, 2, 75c; old fashion
bonnets, ladies, 75; childrens

'50c, (state age). Add postage

on all orders. Mrs. C. F. Hum-
phreys, 125 North Ave., Ga-
rage Apt., Gainesville.

_New hand made dbl. bed
size, quilts made of good solid
and print cotton material,
cotton padding: Friendship
Chain; Cross -Roads; Fancy
Flower; Log Cabin; Japanese
Puzzle and Pot of Flowers de-
signs, $12. ea.; also, Monkey
Wrench and Windmill pat-
terns, $8.00 ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box
58,- Ellijay.



1963 SPRING PLANTING SCHED

15 ea.; 6, 80c.. ath

Pansy doily; 3.pe. Whirl
dresser set and 3 pc. Half Star
dresser set, $1.25; 7 Rose doily
and oval centerpiece, $1. and
centerpieces at 25c, 50c and
$1., for sale, or will trade for
quilt tops, feed sacks or flow-
ers. Mrs. Mae Whittle, Rt. 1,
Box 34, Kingsland.

3 pe. strawberry color van-
ity set, $1.75; turtle pillow
for grown or P.Js, $2.25; pil-
loweases trimming, $1. set;
square mats and hot pot hold-
ers to match, $1.50. All in cro.
Add postage. Mary Tumlin,
Rt. 1, Box 316, Eastanollee.

6 quilt tops for sale: Step
Around the Meuntain, $2.;
others set together by piece on
machine, solid colors and
flower prints, dbl. bed sizes,
$5. and 50c postage. Mrs. My-
rtie Loggins, Rit. 4, Dawson-
ville.





Will quilt your quilt tops,
you furnish everything, ex-
nerienced quilter, reasonable
prices. Mrs. H. C. Greene,
Cuthbert, Ph. 732-2750.

Dbl. bed size quilt tops, star
and other design, $2. ea.; Rat-
tle Snake, Wedding~ Ring,
Flower Garden, $5. ea., add



der



New quilts, d 5

quilted by hand, some_
linings,
patterns
and sctids,
shells,
postage. Mrs.
John Petree Rd., Rt. 2, Pow-
Springs,
943-3345.

bought linings,
in squares, striped
some quilted in
SO. ease 2 seb eAda,
P. S. Wallace,

all

Rte 2253 Gar Phe



postage. Mrs. Mittie Roper,
Rt. 1, Canton,

Napkins with cro. edges, 6,
$1.50; pillowcases with cro.
edges, $1.25 pr.; quilt tops and
linings, $3. for both. All plus
postage, Mrs. R. C. Owen, 208
Poplar Circle, N. E., Atlanta.

Oven mitts, 50c pr.; pot-
holder, 15; pothandle holder,





10 dbl: bed size quilt tops,

appliqued, $7.50 ea.; hot pads,
green, blue, and white, 2, 40c;
potholders,
L0e3 3.22255 :
trimmed in Hen and Biddie
tatting, 75c ea.; single tatting
trimmed, 50 ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Virginia Belsher, Rt. 3,
Bowdon.

variegated colors,
Cotton hankies



10c; apron and oven mitt, $1.;
pin cushion hats, 75c with
green or red ribbon. Mrs. E.
Kilpatrick, 2544 Roswell Rd.,

Baby crib quilt, large size,

$4. p.
Bates, Rt. 1, Acworth.

p. Send M. O. Carie



Marietta.



Peafowl bedspreads, hand
tufted, full dbl. bed size, tuft-
ed on good grade seamless
sheeting, 2 lg. peafowls work-
ed in all cols., fadeless thread,
$6.75 P.P. Mrs. Edigar Ad-
cock, Rt. 2, Adairsville.

Good size aprons, $1.; bib
aprons, $1.; med. size, 50c;
dresser scarves, $1. Free gift
ith ea. order. Add postage.
Mrs. Maver Estep, 137 Au-
burn Ave., LaGrange.

Nice patchwork throw pil-
lows, covers pieced from good
quality materials, removable
pillow filled with Kapak,
$2.95 ea.; aprons in many de-
signs and colors, $1. ea. All
plus postage. Mrs. A. M. Dan-
jel, Rt. 1, Talking Rock.

Quilts, new materials, Dres-
den Plate; Dahlia, $10. ea.,
and 60c postage; quilt tops:
Sea Shells; Laurel Wreath,
$4. ea.; other designs, $2.50
ea., and 30c postage ea., dbl.
bed size. Mrs. Bertha Carter,
Rt. 1, Chicamauga.

White pillowcases, emb.,
ero. edges, $1.25; unbleached,
$1. pr.; old fashion bonnets,
$1.; emb. dish towels, 7, $1.;
Aprons, 3 small, $1.; med. 50c;
lg. 75c. Add 40 postage. Mrs.
Nell Bennett, Rt. 2, Box 311,
Frazer Road, Buford.

Aprons made from towels,
3, $1.; baby diaper shirts, 5,
$1.5" cro, swans, $3,. ero:
flower pothclders, $2. ea.; cro.
napkin holders and hot plate
mats, $3. set of 4; potholders
made of color material, $1.
doz.; Add postage. Mrs. Lucy
Waters, 2201 Bisbee Ave.,
Savannah, Ph. AD. 4-0571.













McGinnis,



New handmade dbl. and
single bed size quilts, good
solids and prints, cotton mat-

Quil

t tops, large dbl. bed

size, all new print scraps, $2.
ea., add postage. Mrs. P. E
Traylor, Rebecca.

ting | p Ce
fashioned bonne



; hart, Rt. 3, Buena V:

















ton crown bennets,
band aprons, clothes pin
rons 75c ea.; bib an

rons, $1. ea.; girls dress
yrs., nice materials, tr
$2.50 ea.; baby sacqu
per shirts, 59c ea. Mrs.
Hudgins, Rt. 1,. Temp!

4 appliqued dbl. b
quilt: tops on white
with black thread; Tur!
Pumpkin, $7.; 2 Pin
with Snowballs emib. on
and one Fan, asstd. cols
50 ea. P.P. Mrs. Troy
Box 65, Chatsworth Rd.
ton. hay

Potholders for sale, 15
4, 50c. Cheryl Wright,
Box 355, Douglasville

Dbl. bed size q
Dutch Girl design
made, all appliqued wit!
emb. thread. Mrs. J. W :



erial, cotten padding, basket



design with appliqued handle,
and 3 Cheer, pieced by pat-
tern. Rose design, Tulip de-
sign and Dutch Doll, all ap-
pliqued on unbleached sheet-
ing for $12. ea. or on bleached
sheetings, $15. ea. Add postage
Miss Mabel Mathis, Rt. 5, Box
57, Ellijay.

Crocheted novelty turtles,
50c ea.; 3 pe. cro. dresser sets,
$2.50 set; big. size quilt tops,
pieced out of new materials,
$2.25. Add postage. Vella
Rice, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Childrens dresses, full cut,
nice materials, sizes 1-3, $2.
ea.; 4-6, $2.50, in summer or
winter styles, (order summer
play clothes early); shorts
and crop tops, size 1-6, 60c
ea.; $1. set. All excel. work-
manship. Add postage. Mrs.
Roy L. Poole, Rt. 1, McKend-
ree Rd., Lawrenceville.

Quilts for sale, from $4. to
$8., cannot ship. Mrs. E. J.
Ro, el, 4 Box! 189)
Alpharetta, Gr. 5-6416.

Cro. dbl. white bedspread,
$30.; stoles, (wool), $5.; cro.
potholders, 3, $1.25; crosses,
book markers for bibles, 10c
plus postage. Rijina Misfeldt,
149 Carruth Dr., Marietta,
Ph. 428-4362.

Smocked sofa pillows made
of corduroys and sateen, in
colors, about 13 in. square
and larger, $2.50 ea. Mrs.
Pearl Watson, P. O. Box 351,
Bogart.













hearing will be held on the suspension
termination of Marketing Order No. 5, A
cultural Commodity Commission for Peac!
at 10:00 o'clock a.m., E.S.T., on March
1963, in Room 201, State Agriculture Buildi
19 Hunter Street, S W., Atlanta 3, Geor

This 18th day of February, 1963.

PHIL CAMPBELL,
Commissioner of Agricultu
State of Georgia.

NOTICE OF HEARING,
MARKETING ORDER NO.
Agricultural Commodity Commis:
For Peaches

Notice is hereby given that a pu

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2 Cooperative Extension Service University of Georgia C

ollege of

Crop | Hybrid or Variety | Rate of Seeding Fertilization at | Side or | Remarks
or Spacing (per acre) Planting (per acre) Topdressing (per acre) i
. Corn White Yellow Use correct planter plates|500 bs. 6-12-12, Use|90 Ibs. nitrogen. : Have soil tested for
; Dixie 29 Pioneer 309A for grain size, 5-10-15 on low potash|For chemical weed control|and fertilizer needs.
Dixie 33 Pioneer 309B Use 12,000 - 14,000 plants.|soils. use % Ib. 2, 4D acid|seed. Use certified seed.
Georgia 105 Pioneer 1097 Space row 36 - 42 inches|Meet lime needs. equivalent, amine form in|Plant on land capable 6
DeKalb 805 and 10-15 inches in row. 10 to 40 gallons water|producing 60 bushels
Ga. 102 per acre. In corn over 12|/more per acre. a
inches tall, direct to base|Cultivate early, frequent
of plant. and shallow. Lay by 35
. Simazine or Atrazine 3/40 days after planting.
q lbs. per acre broadcast as|Do not cultivate Si
a soon as corn is planted. jor Atrazine treated fiel
Cotton Coker 100-A (W.R.) Empire WR61 20 to 25 lbs. mechanical-|800 lbs. 6-12-12. Have soil tested for lime a
Empire (W. R.) Rex ly delinted, or 15 to 20/Use 5-10-15 on low po-|60 to 80 Ibs. nitrogen fertilizer needs. Use certifi
Plains DeKalb 108 lbs. acid delinted seed.|tash soils. 5 : seed. Treat seed. Follow
Auburn 56 Atlas (Special Use) |40,000 to 60,000 plants. -|Meet lime needs. sect control program.
Dixie King :
Sorghum |Grain Sorghum For Silage 500 Ibs. 6-12-12. Use|For sweet sorghum silage|Have soil tested for
RS 610, 630 Sart 4 to 6 lbs. 5-10-15 on low potash|use 90 Ibs. nitrogen. Use|and fertilizer needs. Use
Ga. 609 Tracy soils. 50 pounds nitrogen for|tified seed. Treat seed. C
P. A. G. 515 Williams Meet lime needs. grain sorghum. trol insects.
NK 210 Wiley
DeKalb D-50a For Syrup
McCurdy 70 Williams
AMAK R-12 Wiley
; Honey
(Texas Seeded
: \ Ribbon Cane)
Millet Gahi-1 Plant in April, May or|500 Ibs. 6-12-12. Use/80 Ibs. nitrogen in split|Have soil tested for lime
: a Starr June. For Gahi-1 or Starr,|5-10-15 on low potash applications. fertilizer needs. Plant
Browntop 10 to 15 lbs. seed in 30/soils. fied seed. A successio:
: to 36 inch rows. For|Meet lime needs, plantings and _ rotati
Browntop broadcast 20 grazing should be practi
; ees lbs. seed. Provide % acre per cow.
Soybeans | Jackson C-N-S-4 12-15 seed per foot of row 500 Ibs. 0-10-20 or 5-10- Have soil tested for
ee Eee Yelnanda (Late jin 36 to 40 inch rows. |15. Apply fertilizer 3 to and fertilizer needs.
| Roanoke Maturing after Per acre rates: side and 3 below seed. certified seed. Inocu
Bienville small grain.) Large seed 50-70 Tbs.|Meet lime needs, Control insects. Lime to
Hood Medium seed 40-50 Ibs.}2000 lbs. of lime at least 6 to 6.5. Ete sea
Hardee Small seed 20-40 Ibs. }one month before plant-
Hill Plant in April to June. jing. 1 oz. molybdenum
Hampton salt per acre as_ seed
treatment.
See Your County Agent For Further Information