Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1963 June 26

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ao Canipbell



Farmers

Bulletin.

Commissioner









































By PHIL CAMPBELL
Commissioner of Agriculture

The recent session of the Georgia
eral Assembly passed a new law to
late agricultural liming materials.
Known as the Georgia Liming Ma-
ials Act of 1963, the Legislature pro-
that the Commissioner of Agricul-
arry out provisions of the new law.
of July 1, this act will be in effect
i will be enforced by the Georgia De-
tment of Agriculture.

e act was passed to protect the
a farmer by assuring him he is get-
what he is paying for and to protect
imestone ey from unfair com-

The main provisions of ane Act regu-
the registration, labeling, analysis,

y product used for agricultural
oses that claims to decrease soil aci-
is covered by the new law.

The Bill provides that any liming ma-
1 sold for agricultural purposes must
egistered with the Georgia Depart-
nt of Agriculture and meet the require-
s of the law. Lime vendors are re-
d to secure a oS from the De-

red the necessary registration and
se should contact the Poe es

mportant specifications of ie new
include that liming materials must

cent calcium carbonate equivilent.
ition; fineness of grind and mois-
ontent must meet the new State
rds.

e law requires that all Sue One
st be accompanied by a ticket show-
guaranteed analysis and net weight.
2 Department's inspectors. will be mak-
periodic checks to insure quality and
ct weights of all liming materials
g distributed in Georgia.
rmers are urged to check delivery
sets on any liming materials they or-
to assure that a guaranteed analysis
ompanies the delivery.

If a farmer would like to have a ship-
of liming material tested, he may
o by requesting the Department of

nalysis i in the Department lab.
addition, the ticket should specify
a If there i is any question about

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1963

LIMING MATERI



NUMBER 43

ALS ACT



sale. and distribution of Bert

> a minimum neutralizing value of

culture inspector to draw a sample





<erianiccs
CALENDAR

June 27 Livestock Field Day, Conducted -
jointly by Coastal Plain Experi-
ment Station and State Prison
Farm, Reidsville.

July 2 Fourth Annual Quality Feeder Pig
Auction Sale, 2:00 p.m. New
Livestock Center Building, Dublin,

Annual Tour and Clinic, County Agents

and Georgia Food Education Survey

Chemical Wood Control.

July 12 Northwest, Harbins Community
House, 4 mi. south of Dacula,
July 16 Southwest, Camiila.

July 17 South Central, Valdosta.
July Us ce Southeast, Baxley.

July 30 Northeast, Milledgeville.
August 1 North, Winder.











weight, farmers should ask for a re-
weighing before the material is unloaded.
The new Liming Materials Act as
passed by the Georgia Legislature should
prove to be a great service to the liming
industry in Georgia as well as to the
farmer purchasing liming materials.

Q. Can I take care of my
while fallout is at a dangerous level?





Questions and Answers

Rural Civil Defence

By HAROLD V. CLUM

Rural Civil Defense Specialist
Cooperative Extension Service
University of Georgia

Q. After an atomic bomb explodes,

how soon is fallout dangerous?

A. It will take nearly a half-hour for

the larger fallout particles to come back
to earth near the explosion. It will take
somewhat longer downwind. How long
will depend on distance from the ex-
plosion and upon wind and weather con-
ditions.

Q. Is fallout dangerous to animals as

well to people?

A. Yes. Radiation is dangerous to all

living things because it will kill living
cells by ionization. Cattle and poultry
can stand a little more radiation than
humans.

Q. Should my livestock be protected

from fallout, too?

A. Yes. Even though the survival of

people is most important, it is also im-
portant that farmers make plans to use
what resources they have for the pro-
tection of their livestock and also their
feed and water supplies. They will need
to be able to resume production as soon
as possible. The foundation or best breed=-
ing stock should have the best protection.

livestock

A. Yes. If adequate plans and pre-

parations have been made, you will be
able to work outside for a limited time.
You might not be able to go out at =
for the first day or two.

Q. Who should go out of the shelter

in an emergency?

A. The older persons are more resis-=

tant to exposure.

Q. Are community or family fallout

shelters best?

A. Both are needed. ach family and

each community should carefully evalu-
ate their situation and resources and then
make plans to develop these facilities for
maximum possible protection.
with livestock have special problems in
planning for livestock survival.

Farmers





Georgia

3 TATE EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI

Georgia First

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@ IMPROVED PECANS

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Phone JAckson 4-3292
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PHiL CAMPBELL



tin assumes no responsibility
for any notice appearing in
the Bulletin nor for any
transaction resulting from
published notices. Advertisers
are cautioned that it is against
the law to misrepresent
any product offered for sale
in a public notice or adver-
tisement carried in any pub-
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man, in pretty good healtt
now, will do most any kind
of farm work.
batch, and ean go anywhere
there is a good job. Minimum
salary I
board. No personal calls, Write
first. No drinker. S. C
Daniel, 2222 Louisiana Ave.,
Savannah.

man to work as herdsman and
milker, 200 cow dairy, and 6
DeLaval units. Must be hon-
est, sober,
regularly, and able to do la-
bor. Give reference from last
employer.
with electricity and water on
school and mail

mail.



class matter Aug. l,

Published weekly at 114-122 Pace St. Covington, Ga.,
by Georgia Depariment of Agriculture. Entered as second
1937, at post office, Covington, Ga.
under Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special
rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of Oct. 8,



1917.

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Farm Work

WANTED



White male, alone, wants
job looking after cattle on
cattle farm, 15 yrs. exp. R. C.
Collins, Rt. 2, Lithonia, Ph.
482-8153. ;

Semi - retired white man
and wife, 60 and 65 yrs. old,
want job as caretaker on farm,
or looking after chickens or



small herd of cattle. Honest,
sober, clean and _ reliable
Christians, can give refer-

ences. Want salary, 4 or 5 R.
house wired for stove, and
good water, and need to be
moved. James T. Wyatt, Rt.
8, Fulton Mill Rd., Macon, Ph.
745-6895
collect).

White bachelor, 42 yrs. old,
wants job running small dairy
of 40-50 cows at $1. head per
week, with house, lights and
water furnished, and need to
make change at once, can
move in own, pickup truck.
Howard D. Bunn, Rt. 2, Li-
thonia.

Man, with wife and child,
wants job as caretaker on
farm, to live in with people
and do farm work. Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Landers, Rt. 4,
ae 2, Sawtell St., Douglas-
ville.

Widow woman with 4 boys
(2 ean work year around)
want work on farm. Need 4
or 5 R. house. Can furnish
references, and will go any-
where in Georgia. Mrs. Lou-
ise Odom, 610 Lee Ave., Way-
eross.

_Man, 65 yrs. old, experi-
enced, and alone, wants job
on farm. Can give references.
Write stating salary. Can
eome at once. J. M. Ferger-
son, 1963 Wee Kirk Rd., SE,
Atlanta 16, c/o Sara Ferger-
son.

White man, age 45 years,
wants job milking in dairy.
Can run any kind of milking
machines. Need place to batch
and to be moved to 3 or 4 R.
house later. C. C. House, 303
Lace Ave., LaFayette.

Man with small family, in
need of farm work. at once.
Can do dairy or farm work.













(after 6 . P.M. not |b:

_ Young white woman wants
job on farm doing farm work.



Miss Charlene Derryberry,
Trenton.
White man, age 37, with

wife and son, age 4, wants
job on farm. Experienced in
general farm work, chickens,
hogs, cattle and can operate
all types farm machinery
(have operators license), in
exchange for reasonable sal-
ary and house to live in. Mil-
ton A. Prisock, 314 Woodard
Ave., SE, Atlanta 15.

Man and wife want job
caring for laying hens. Need
regular work at once. Must
have furnished house to live
in and can give references.
State best offer in your first
letter and come see us. R. and
E, Anderson, Rt. 3, Logan-
ville, c/o C. W. Milligans
Ox. :





White widow wants farm
work on farm with family of
1 or 2, (no milking), prefer
living quarters alone, and
$20. wk. salary. Will go any-
where. Mary Ruth Reynolds,
310 Smithland Pl., Valdosta.

White man, age 45, with
no family, wants job on dairy
or doing general farm work.
20 yrs. experience milking,
machines, looking after cat-
tle and ranch work. Want sal-
ary and batching quarters.
Can go anywhere, anytime.
Pete Smith, 729 Needham St.,



e

Single, w

Live in or

$15. wk., room and

Mc-

Farm Help

WANTED

Want experienced dairy-

willing to work

Good 5 R. house
Riad. :
Staten, Staten Dairy, Valdos-
ta.

Want woman 30 or 35 yrs.
old to help on farm, canning,
gardening and helping with
other farm duties. Need some-
one at once. Junior MacDan-
oe 2, Lithonia, Ph. 469-

Want white woman, age
30-40, to help on farm with
chickens and other farm work.
J. B. Register, Rt. 4, Cochran.

Want experienced dairy
helper at once. Have 4 R.
house with cold running wa-
ter, wired for elec. stove and
$45. weekly salary with %
day off ea. wk, Ji7M. Price,
Rt. 2, Rydal, Ph. MA. 9-6357
(Calhoun).

Want white or colored man,
age to 44 yrs., for handyman
on farm. Must be dependa-
ble, sober, healthy and clean.
Permanent job to right party.
Ref., wages and house. P. J
Lipory, Rt. 1, Hawkinsville,
Ph. 892-2578.

Want retired man or cou-
ple with some income to be
caretaker on small farm. Must
drive tractor and look after
small herd of beef cows. House
furnished and small salary.
E. F. Carlisle, Jr., 116 W. Pop-
lar St., Griffin.

Want man with small fam-
ily, or man to batch, for work
in dairy and do other general
farm work for $100. and house
to live in. F. E. Ferrell, Rt.
2, Madison. :

Want man, or man and
wife only, to help on cattle
farm. Have furnished garage
apt. Would like someone who
can drive tractor. Come see,
dont write. E. K. Fowler, Rt.
2, Athens.

$150. monthly wages for
white man and lg. family to
work with him, with knowl-
edge in operating and caring
for machinery and equipment
such as baler, mower and die-
sel equipment, and with abil-















ing hay, row crops, silage and
earing for cattle. No drinkers.
7 Rm. house wired for elec-
tricity, with bath. Farm 6 mi.
out of Carrollton. Eidson J.
Swims, 3566 Roswell Rd., N.
W., Atlanta 5, Ph. CE. 3-3242.

Flowers

FOR SALE

CORRECTION: Pure strain
Ga. Easter Lily bulbs, 5 to 8
in. cir., 15c, 20e, and 25 ac-
cording to size; planting stock
$50. bu. No orders shipped
for less than $3. and suffici-
ent postage. Per. 397. Mrs. D.





wants farm work in exchange
for room and board, or will
batch if food and living quar-
ters are provided. Have
drivers license, and car and
truck exp. Prefer Fulton or
DeKalb Counties, but will
consider others. Available
July 1b. 7R. Dijopencer;, b:2O.
Box 154, Braselton.

White woman wants job on
farm doing farm work. Have
two girls, ages 16 and 13. Can
go anywhere. Louise Stone,
Rt. 4, c/o Brooks Whitley,
Canton.





38 yr. old white woman
wants work on farm caring
for chickens, gardening, or
any type farm work, experi-
enced and can furnish ref-
erences. Will have to

Scottdale, h. -

Catteay oe ne O82 ayer eatley,
63 yr. old white man,

slightly handicapped, alone,

Equipment

FOR SALE



1 horse wagon for sale at
my home, cheap. Charlie
Smith, Rt. 4, Box 368, Toc-
coa.

5 rew Intnl. mulch planter
units with fertilizer attach-
ments and several seed plates,
perfect cond., $250.00; also,
John Deere 12A combine with
grain tank, slow speed at-
tachment for peas, rebuilt en-



Jr., Rt. 3, Avondale Mill Rd.,
Macon, Ph. 788-1891.

Forage harvester, New Hol-
land 611, with cutter bar and
hay chopping heads, $500.00
FOB farm, gocd cond. Harold



tank wi
pressors, used only 18 mos.
Stainless steel throughout and
jn new cond.;
pipeline with automatic clean-
ing system, and 4 DeLaval
units with 2 H. P. DeLaval
ecmpressor, reasonably pric-
ed. Henry A. Winn,
Ph. 447-3699.

Jhand lift trailer, turn plow,
cutting harrow, planters, mid-
dle buster, good cond.,
Harley L. Davis, Bells Ferry
Rd., Marietta, Ph. 428-1186.

ler;
balanced, 7 ft., cycle mower,

Cole-dr-.c/o CC. Dairy, Nt:

ity to carry on work of rais- |

gine, $300.00. M. P. Minchew, |&

allon Craft bulk n
th 2 1-1/2 HP: com-

800





also, Surge

Dallas,
John Deere LA tractor with

$375.

No. 46 International hay ba-
No. 11 Intnl. side de-
livery rake; No. 100 Initnl.,

all in good working cond. Tim

2, Newnan, Ph. 253-6970.

12 electric fans for broiler
house, in good cond., $20.00
ea. at my place. H. D. Mc-
Neal, Rt. 4, Athens Hwy.,
Gainesville, Ph. LE 4-7784.

2 Columbia bins with per-
forated drying floors, holds
1000 bu. corn, and 1-1/2 H. P.
blower, all for $950.00 FOB
here: also, bin withcut blow-
er, $500.00. Both in good
shape, used very little. Mrs.
M. F. Gaddis, Box 124, Quit-
man.

1955 Massey Harris tractor
55 series, (burns L. P. gas),
suitable for pulling lg. plow
or sheepfoot, good cond., $450.
Larry Watson, Rt. 5, Cum-
ming, Ph. 887-4678.

Lawson 2 H. P. gasoline
engine and clutch drive, $15,
or will exchange for field peas
or chickens. J. P. Bullard, Rt.
1. New Macland Rd., Powder
Springs. :

100 chicken feeders, 4 ft.
long, 25c ea. in small lots; if
all taken, 20c ea. Will not
ship. W. R. Thomas. P. O.
ee Alpharetta, Ph. 475-
222.

30 coal Shenandore brood-
ers, $25.00 ea., good cond.; A.
R. Wood radiant gas brocd-
ers, $25.00 ea. B. B. Parks,
597 Pelham Rd., NE, Atlanta
24, Ph. TR 4-8678.

9 A. R. Wood, 1000 cap.,
gas brooders in excel. cond.;
270 P16 swinging feeders, all
useable and some in excel.
cond. See and make reason-
able offer. Ivan Smith, 4404
East Ponce de Leon Ave.,
Clarkston.

















MD tractor, cattle feeder,
Allis - Chalmers mower,
round baler, Brillion drill

weeder, pecan tree shaker,
2300 lb. cffset harrow, Allis
Chalmers combine, smoothing
harrow, dbl. disc plow, Ezy
plow; Athens Bush and Bog,
Ford tiller and spring-tooth
harrow, T. H. Pfeil, Smokey
Rd., Newnan, Ph. AL 3-5543.

3 point hitch, 42 in. ec 500
cultivator and 10 in. Mal-
board plow to fit Internation-
al Cub Cadet, like new. Ro-
bert Alexander, Jr.. 34 Court
oe Newnan, Ph. AL 3





Allis - Chalmers 60, com-
bine, All Crop harvester, in
good cond., ready to work,
$350.00. H. S. Brenner, Sr.,
c/o Woodbine Plantation,
Woodbine.

New Holland used row crop
harvester, and 2 whl. trailer
(dump body) to be pulled by
farm tractor for hauling si-
lage. Charles. M. Smoak, Rt.
A es 205B, Griffin, Ph. 227-
6050.

Roll of hog and cattle wire,
320 ft. (1 piece) 39 in., used
but not rusted, $12.00. Tho-
mas Lane, 2092 Ben Hill Rd.,
East Point, Ph. 766-9482.



Cut - away harrow, drag
harrow, middle buster, and
turning plow, all A-1 cond.
Hoyt Dean, 112 Millview St.,
Roswell, Ph. 993-6609.

U235 Intnl. irrigation mo-
tor and pump (factory job),
and 45 ft. irrigation pipe an
sprinklers, excel. cond.; also,
1960 Ford PTO baler; 1961
Ford mower and 1960 Ford
lift rack. James O. Anderson,

t. 3, Covington, Ph. 786-
5577 (day).

1951 Allis-Chalmers tractor,
mechanically good, with one
new rear tire, Bush and Bog
harrow, $225.00. Jack D. Dool-
ey, 324 Williams St., Coving-











Carroll W. McKinney, Rt. 1,
Fort Valley.

moved. Zelma Cannon, Rt. 1,
Temple.

L. Adamson, Morrow.

Rt. 2, Cumming 2)

crop drier, complete unit
wheels, burns gasolene a
fuel oil, used 2 seasons.
W. A. Ward, Jr., c/o W
Meade Farm, Paper Mill
Rt. 3, Marietta, Ph. 428-

BME 209 IE Se eee a
Deere 12A combine;
ham Holme plew, 7 prongs,






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Pierson - Moore all pur










ft. wide; Diesel power ur
40 H. P. All in excel. wor
ing order, dirt cheap. Wm
Burt, Bolingbroke. a

157 chicken feeders, exe
cond., $145.00. L. D. Hix
2, Dallas, Ph. 447- 2294.

McCormick No. 7, ho
drawn, mower with 3 sic
dbl. tree, single trees, n
yoke and 14 ft. rake,
shape except tongues for
or will trade. A. J. Billi
Hampton. :

Grass seed combine, an
crop combine; Allis Chalm
Harvester 60, in very

cond., used only one seas
yrs. age, and has been in
sinee then. See and make
fer. F. E. Schluter, c/o Cl
Farms, Townsend (on Rt.
3 miles W. from interse
with Rt. 17, at Eulonia, S
Savannah)..

1953 Ford tractor (L.
gas), good cond., and set
planters and cultivator; 14
bottom plow; lift type harro

all in good cond.; also,
Lilliston, pull type, overhe

peanut shaker, good cond
set of Brown peanut plo
and oven shaker, all

cond. B. T. Hogan, 705,
Ave. E:, Cordele, Ph.
4569 (after 4 P. M.).

All welded steel cattle chut
with neck yoke, nose iz
side squeeze, tail gate a1
left hand swinging front ga
wt. about 850 Ibs., $225.
Jesse Newson, Sandersv
Ph. 3030. i

Irrigation system, 380
pipe 3-1/4 x 3-1/4 Wis. eng
complete, approx. 2 yrs.
$850.00 cash at my place;
row Ford corn picker, 3-po
hitch, approx. 4 yrs. old, fir:
class cond., $450.00. Ralp
Eskew. P. O. Box 606,
burn, Ph. 964-2439 (6 to 8
weekdays, and on Satur
and Sunday).

Case DC 4, tractor, plent
of power, motor runs goo!
tires have good tread, boot i
rear tire; tractor works fi
for pulling rotary type mow
or 8 and 10 disc harrow, boi
tom price, $475. T. H. Moe

Rt. 1, Milner, Ph. 1545.

Dearborn 8 ft. fertilii
spreader, used one time, sti
like new, $150.00. G. H.
P.O. Box 461, Gainesvi
Ph. LE 2-1315. 4





















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er steering, Holl
mower, and Darf hay rake.
P. Lunceford, Union Po
(home Bairdstown).

10 in. Red Cap hammern
in operating cond., includ
3 screen sizes, $25.00;

John Deere, 2 rew rotary h
used very little, $165.00.
H. Ensz, Louisville, Ph. LI
6795, (Wrens). - 3

Ford tractor model 600,













runs like new; also, bush
rotary mower, used only
hrs., both, $1550.00. E.
Broach, Rt. 3, Box 1
Newnan.

John Deere M. 1 row, ira
tor, 2 disc plow, disc harro
cultivator, planter, 6 fi
mower, and cut-off saw, |
See at farm off Holland Ri
near old Hair Fruit farm. Ji
Ledbetter, Rt. 1, Summerv

DeLaval Multi-stage irrigi
tion pump, 750 GPM wi
Intnl. UD-16 Diesel engin
85 H. P., gate valve ar
strainer included; also, 2-1
x 2-1/2 Carter irrigation pu!
with Briggs engine. Located.
Talbotton. T. F. Lumsde
2341 Academy Court NE,
























d|janta 6, Ph. ME 4-5041. _




General Electric hea
duty 7-1/2 H. P. motor,
motor mount, 3 phase
220 volts, 8 in. and 4 in. f
pulley, 1-3/8 in. core with fl
belt, will sacrifice at $125.
See at address given, near
Pryor Rd., SW., approx.
mi. from : it.
entrance of La
Frank B.- ;
















ion, Ph, 786-3301,







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FOR SALE




0 poultry feeders, 6 in.
and 4 ft. long, in good
, 60c ea. J.-M. Phillips,
. Jefferson (near Arcade

ride





can milk cooler. See at





Want Ford beabtor (small)
with 8 pt. hitch, and P.T.O.;
also, want bush hog, bush and
bog harrow, and smoothing
harrow, in good mechanical
cond., at reasonable cash
price, and within 40 mi. radi-

us of Covington. Jack Felty,
P.O. Box 494, Oxford, Ph.
786-3439.



Livestock







Mann a farm,
Ebore. Mrs. J. Hul-
_ White Plains. : FOR SALE
John Deere No. 5 mower,
100.00. Ira Teem, R. F. - Cattle



D.
Milner, Ph. 227- 4897 (Grif-



ail type sorery. mower for
rmall H. or $25.00, or
vill trade for ea rear trac-
or tire for Farmall H. Neal
illiams, Rt. 3, Buena Vis-~












itnl ~hay baler, $800.00;
rake, $275.00 or both,
{ 00. Both in geod cond. See

De Pea Mi. Weowdays or



Saturday
Palmetto, Ph.

me B:
463-


















; stainless
| strainer. A. B. Payne,
2, Box 144, Temple, Ph.

-3707 (not collect). i

is-Chalmers G. tractor
new tires and all equip.
sale, or will trade for 2












ik, Jeffersonville, Ph g4e:
(not collect).

Equipment

WANTED

















Want Springfield garden
ractor, 1950 model, belt and
hain drive, Briggs - Stratten
rotor; also, want blacksmith
nvil. and forge. W. F. Sex-
on, 2608 Dixie Rd., Dalton,
h. 178-3833 (not collect).
1 answer inquiries.

ant horse drawn hay rake
good cond. or rake for Cub
tactor, reasonably priced.
ite stating price and cond.
. Ellington, Rt. 2, Hogans-
she cU: 4-8497, (net col-



28 Hereford Blackface cows,
part Reg., wt. 700-1000 lbs.;
18 calves, balance to calve
within 60 days, and Reg. bull,
complete herd, $6,650. at my
farm. (located 6 mi. north of
Palmetto on Cascade-Palmet-
to Rd., near Cedar Grove Rd.).
Ralph. L. Eskew, 2550 Fair-
burn Rd., SW, Atlanta leleohe
964-2439 (after 6 p.m.).

Dairy setup for sale; 30
milk cows, 392 lb. base with
Irvindale, 200 gal. tank, 3 unit
pipeline milker, and 30 gal.
hot water heater, all for $14,-
000. T. a Ferrell, Madison,
Ph. 616 M

2 Reg. ae Angus cows,
and 1 yr. old heifer and 7 mo.
old heifer. Dean Grimes, Rt.
4, Box (153,

GR. 5-6225.

Lg. Holstein and Jersey cow
freshened June 11, wt. about
900 lbs., in good cond., has
lg. red male ealf, and is giv-
ing 4 gals. milk daily, reason-
ably priced; also, young Black
Angus and Jersey cow, giving
1% to 2 Bale milk daily, good
cond., $135 M. Cooper, Rt.
le Box 149, abu, Ph. 964-
3874,







Reg. Black Angus pull, 22
mos. old, grandson of O.B.
13th, the 1956 Intnl. Grand

Champion bull, $225. Del. up

to 65 miles free, and papers
furnished in buyers name.
will guarantee. C. N. McClure,
tS ae 56, Dawsonville, Ph, 265-
Ke

3 purebred Black Angus
heifers, wt. approx. 400 Ibs.,
good quality and conforma-



tion$< $125.60. 8. Hs Ensz,
Louisville, Ph. Ll. 17-6795
(Wrens).



Brown Swiss cow with week
old ealf, Jersey cow with day
cld calf; wht. and red heifer,
fresh, all giving not less than
3 gals. milk daily. J. L. Bur-
rell, Rabun Gap.

Several purebred ans
Gertrudis bulls, service age.
Joe Baker Harris, Odum (5
mi. out on old Odum Hwy.),
Ph. 584-3136.

Yellow Jersey cows giving Ss

3% gal. milk; sore, and
Holstein heifer calf, 3 mos.
old; nice bull calf, ie Black
stock A. C. Cantrell, Cleve-
and. ;

































Wasnt Gravely tractor,

ipped with rotary type
reasonable cash
ce. Will come after. Vic W.
. O. Box 217, Ma-

Want to hear from someone
has heavy duty winch
able for use on ey car-
fair

rotor. Eugene M. Callaway,
tayle.

ant to trade practically
John Deere 3 point hitch
Otary mower, for pull type
tary mower designed to cut
y. James H. Kent, Rt. 2,
ler Springs, Ph. 943-

ant used tractor and ro-|
mower together or sepa-
te, within 75 miles. Write
ke, model, cond., and best

price. Doyle White, Rtas
ox 88, Thomasville.

Vant post hole diggers, Sees
ake, and 6 ft. side mower to

1952 3 point hitch Ford.
Roquemore, Pamela Cir.,
{. 5, Marietta, Ph. 422-3463
not collect).

Want 10 or 12 in. hammer-
with crusher and power
| with dust collector
gneto; also, 4 drawer
State price,

[ py



Purebred Guernsey milh
cow to freshen with 3rd calf,
July 24; Reg. male calf, 1 yr.
old, both dehorned, ring in
males nose. A. H. Thurmond,
Farmington, Ph. 769-5065
(after 8 P.M.).

2 Guernsey milch cows; and

-3 month old Guernsey pull,

will trade-for Black Angus
bull of same age. Edward P.
uhougae Rt. 3h Birmingham
Hwy., Alpharetta.

Halfbreed Holstein breed
bull, 30 mos., old, will sell,
swap, or trade, must sell to
offset inbreeding. Make offer.
M. L. Montgomery, P.O. Box
222, Macon, Ph. SH. 5-2966
(nights). Can be seen at my
place located on 5 Point Rd.,
1 mi. off Ga. Hwy. 18, stop
Hodges store for information).



Reg. Guernsey male, 2- yrs.
old, dehorned and ring in
nose, will exch. for 8 tons good
Coastal Bermuda hay free
from sand spurs and other
weeds. Cured right. H. W.
Thurmond, Farmington.

12 mo. old muley headed
bull, half Angus, half Hol-
stein, $100. Mrs. Jennie A.
Jolly, Rt. 4, Box 390, Doug-
lasville.

10 top Holstein heifers,
calving in June and July.
G. Reynolds, Rt.
Ph. 268-4032.

Thoroughbred Santa Ger-
trudis cows and bulls, and
few second cross cows. J. W.
Morris, c/o Double M. Farms,

P.O. Box 119, Carrollton, Ph.



3, Monroe,



Alpharetta, Ph.

Franklin.

R. | ta, Ph. PO. 7-5260



before 25 June, 34 good grade,
beef type, brood cows; 25
calves and Reg. Angus bull.
Will accept offers on entire
herd or small groups. S. M.
Pickering, POl4 Boxceloa)
Hawkinsville, Ph. 892-2995.

Reg. Black Angus bull, 4
yrs. old, wt. approx. 1100 lbs.,
4 yrs. old, $200., Selling to
prevent inbreeding. J. N. Ma-
bry, Rite Box 233, Marietta,
Ph. 428- 5936.

Young Jersey mileh cow
with calf, guaranteed to be
gentle, $155. Hubert Hender-
Se , Cumming, Ph. 887-





Thoroughbred Angus bull,

2 yrs. old Oct. 1963, from
excel. bloodlines, $175. See
anytime. Watson J. Besos
Sto ee Ellenwood, Ph. 627-



Purebred Hereford heifer,
Wt. 700-800 lbs. Everett Par-
rott, P.O. Box 56, Red Oak,
Ph. 761- 5905.

Guernsey heifer, 10 mos.
old, $75. Mrs. H. E. Daniel,
3847 Boring Rd., Decatur, Ph.
BU 9-8267 (not collect).

Reg. Angus bull, excel. con-
formation, best bloodlines,
calfhood vaccinated, from
clean herd. $300. at farm. J.
OG. Crowley, 129 Bankhead
pve, Carrollton, Ph. TE

15 Angus cows, all aa
some with steer calves, 3-12
yrs. old cows, $175.; cow and
calf, $275. Otis Milner, 204
Timoth Ave., Rome.

17 nice dairy heifers; 5 lg.
Holsteins, Guernseys, 9
Jerseys, bred to begin calving
August 1, reasonably priced;
also, lot of 12. lg. Holstein
heifers available to complete
a trailer. Call before coming.











Gene Callaway, Rayle, Ph.
BR 4-7825.

23 Reg. calfhood vac. Ce
nadian Holsteins, 6 young

cows and 17, 30 mo. old, Ga.
raised, heifers, avg. Wt. 1,200
Ibs., to start calving July ist.
Top cattle out of herd that
averaged 15,022 lbs. milk and
527 lbs. fat on HR. and
D.H.K.A. test. Would make
excel. foundation herd. Hen-
oar Winn, Dallas, Ph: 447-

Reg. Angus cattle: heifers
bred to nations top bloodline,
cows with and without calves:
Reg. bulls ready for light
service, $300. up. Good blood-
lines, clean and calfhood vac.,
guaranteed breeders. F. W.
Phillips c/o Westover Farm,
Kennesaw, Ph. 428-2959.

2 nice Guernsey cows en-
titled to registration, freshen
July 15 and 20, one with ist
calf, one with 3rd calf. See to
appreciate. dA. Pace, Ris.
operton (at Orland).

Reg. Hereford bull, good
bloodlines, from clean herd,
gentle, halter broken, sired by
Hillerest Larry 4 that sold
for $75,500. Will sell for $450.
Gary Young, Rt. 2, Woodbury,
Ph. 553-5093.









4 Reg. Polled Hevebord
calves, 10-12 mos. old;

bulls, 1 heifer out of best
CMR Advance Domino blood-
lines. R. H. Cotter, Jr., Box
303, Ho aaBe Rd., Lilburn,
Ph. 938-1931

Holstein cow with 2nd calf,
cow $120.; 4 mo. old calf $100.
Cre Marrs, Rt. 5, Box 199,



25 head of cattle consisting
of 12 purebred polled Here-
ford heifers with calves at
side, and one bull, all $2250.;
also, herd of 75 head of
Herefords. See after 5 P.M.

day. H. B.
Ph. "463-5283.

Fine Jersey milch cow, gen-

Hearn See

tle, milking now, first calf.
Frank Hodges, 3860 Cascade
Roa SW, Atlanta, pies
344-2581.

Reg. Hereford male, 4 yrs.
old, clean, pedigreed. Carter
Black, Rt. 1, Ringgold, Ph.
375-4852 (Chicamauga),

12 to 15 head mixed breed
cows with calves by side; al-
so. 8 springers, close in. All
ealves by dbl. Reg. polled
Hereford bull. George H. Pace,
Sr., McDonough Ba. Atlan-

Swine
Extra nice Tamworth boars

old enough for service, Bangs
free, and other age pigs. J. S.





2852,

Will set to best offer recd.

| wks. old, $25. ea., both sexes.

weekdays, or anytime Satur- }



Spotted Poland China gilts
and service boars, and 3 and
4 mo. old pigs. Reg. quality
breeding stock. M. J. Black-
mon, Pinehurst (4 mi. SE)
ph. 645-3544.

Little bone Black African
Guinea pigs (the kind that
stays fat); also, for breeding,
2 male hogs and lg. sow, for
sale at my farm, 6% mi. S. of
Griffin on Hwy. 19. Wilson
Carson, c/o Guinea Hog Farm,
Ri. 3; Boxo/ Lo Grittin,

25 pigs, wt. 75 to 125 lbs.,
corn fed, healthy and thrifty.
All castrated. F. H. Bunn,
(Midville.

Reg. Black Essex pigs, 10



Wiley G. Dampier, Rt. 1, Box

210, Valdosta, Ph. CH 2-4349.

OIC breeding stock, boars
and gilts, $20. to 30. ea.;
bred gilts, $50. All treated,
Reg. in buyers name. Will
ship all COD except bred

gilt. No Sunday sales. Paul J.
Cain, Rt. 1, Commerce.

15 pigs, 7 wks. old, boars
eastrated, $10. ea.; also, 3
sows, will sell either one. Ray
Williams, Rt. 1, Box 150, For-
est Park, Ph. PO. 1-8154.

Y Landrace



50 pigs, some
and Yorkers; some Yorkers,
$10. ea. Gus Philips, Rt. 1,

Conley, Ph. 622-2811.

Reg. Duroe boars and gilts
from P. R. litters, 3% mos.
old, extra Ig. for age; Reg.
Duroc boar, service age, from
Champion bloodlines: J.
Wommack, Rt. 5, Box 742, Sa-
vannah, Ph. AD. 3-8670.

Extra nice cherry red, meat
type, Duroc boars and gilts,
5 mos. old, treated for Chol-
era, all Reg., $35. ea.; Duroc
sow, 2nd litter, $100. J. H.
Donaldson, Fort Valley, (7 Mi.
E. on St. Hwy. 96).







7 Hampshire pigs, 12 wks.
old, $10. ea. Larry Coving-
ton, Rt. 4, Cumming, Ph. 475-
7679 (Alpharetta).

Purebred Duroc boars and
gilts, 3 to 5% mos. old, from
best bloodlines. Will Reg. in
buyers name. C. M. Eunice
Jr., Waycross, Ph. AT 3-9396.

Meat type cherry red Duroc
male, service size; open gilts,
$40.; younger sizes, both sex-
es, different prices, nominated
in United Duroc Assn., tesi-
ed for Lepto and Bangs, and
treated for Cholera _ and
worms. A. C. Weathers, P. O.
Box 37, Mershon.

Reg. S.P.C. boars, 9 -mos.
old, best bloodlines, long
meat type, fine for herd boar,
and 2 shoat size boars, and
shoat size gilt. Big shoat $50.;
smaller size shoats, $35. a.
with papers in buyers name.
See at my place, 2 mi. W. of
Dimpseys store. George Lar-







$10. ea. Silas Smith, Rt..

Community).



8 wk. old pigs, Duroe and
Spotted Poland China as

Carrollton (in Hickory tal



Pittman, Rt.
(4 mi.
Kings Hwy.), Ph. 942- 4983.

Blue Hybrid swine, Ig.

with Landrace gilt: gilts, $30.;
boars, $25.; Booking orders
now for last of
Love, Rt. 4,
831-2695.

45 nice Duroc - Landrace
pigs, trimmed and wormed,
will be ready July 1, $450.,
at farm. E. D. Erwin, Rt. 2

Fitzgerald,



Hwy. 53, 8 Mi. E. of Calhoun),
Ph. M9-5675.

7 purebred Tamworth boars



ler,
6, Rome.

Several big boned Black
African Guinea pigs to be sold
on first come basis, Pigs can
be seen at my place on Five



18. M. L. Montgomery, P.O.



priced, nice. Cannot ship. L.
H. Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 47, Elli-
jay.

Choice Duroe breeding
stock, males and females, all
from lg. litters, all ages, Reg.
in buyers name, and treated.
William E. Lanier, Rti2, Box.
84, Metter, Ph. 685-1016.

4 big bone Black Guinea
pigs: 2 male and 2 females.
Claude Garrison, Rt. 1, Tay-
lorsville.

24 pigs, 8 wks.
and Poland China; also male
OIC; and 3 Poland China
sows. Harry Hewatt, Rt. 2,
Fairburn, Ph. 964-4102.

Approx. 20 nice meat type
pigs, 8 wks. old, $10. ea.





old, O.I.C.



Springs, Ph. 943-3 O71.





name Step Easy Little man;

until caught, fee $25.; also,
for sale, Reg. American sad-
dle breed mare, bay color,

blaze face and stocking feet
and pleasure mare. J. W. Van
Horn, 4457 Covington Hwy.,
Decatur, Ph. BU 9-5798.

6 yr. old gelding saddle
horse, very gentle. $165. Hu-
bert Henderson, Rt. 2,





ry Ferguson, Cave Springs.

ming, Ph. 887-5910.









RE THAN 1000 wueky
FROM EIGHT SOUTHERN

vo
ST WILL ATTEND FREG
FoREeTRY Cane THIS

SUMMER




Bice ER5 FROM PRIVATE NOU NOUS A puBuc

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Sees Maen NT FIRE, PETECTION
AND CONSERVATI

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Davis, Abba, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald,
Ph, 6541, i
















Y FoR Mode INFORMATION, BRITE
TO SOUTHERN PUI

CONSERVATION ASSOC. 900
PEACHTREE ST ATLANTA % ;







THE CAMPS: Shuts A MEER LEARNING
WITH PLENTY OF GOOD FOOD AND
RECREATION: f

re (ns
Let

% Landrace and % York-
shire swine, $10. ea. James E.
2, Douglasville
So. off Hwy. 5; off

black English boar crossed

July. Jack
Pine

and gilts, 8 wks. old, can be
Reg., $12. 50 without: papers;
$15. with papers. Larry Fow-
Turner Chapel Rd., Route

Point Rd., 1 mi. off Ga. Hwy.

mountain Guinea, reasonably 3





James H. Kent, Rt. 2, Powder .

Horses, Mules & Ponies

At Stud: Reg. Walking
horse Palomino, Reg. in Palo=
mino Assn., shown. under

and jet black Arabian stallion.
Will pick up mare and breed

Cum=

















Calhoun (Erwins Grocery, a




















Box 222. Macon, Ph. SH 5-
2966 (nights). =
(pigs, f wiks:- old, full





PAGE F OUR

FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURI

April,

GGuaranteed by Monufocturer
Found by State Chemist

PPenolized
PROTEIN













FAT FIBER sae
40% Nasco Hog Supplement Se Gree
(P) Protein low & Fiber high . EF
BARRY-CARTER et lk COMPANY, Lebanon, Tennessee Mixgens Vita-Maid 40% Hog Supplement 6
Fortune Hominy Feed G 10.0 5.0 6.0 (P) Protein low & Fiber high F
(P) Fiber more thon 10% high F 10.4 7.8 9:5) : >
PREMIUM FEED MILLS, INC., Conyers, Georgia ae
BREMCO ALFALFA MILLS, INC., New Bremen, Ohio 10% Premium Horse & Mule Feed nS
Bremco Alfalfa Meal G 130 15 33.0 (P) Fiber high F
(P) Protein low F 11.0 1.7 36.3 ; =
RICELAND FEED MILL, Stuttgart, Arkansas Ree
Rice Mill By-Product S
CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia (P) Protein low & Fiber high Fee
Prosperity Brand "Old Process" 36% Protein j ~
Cottonseed Meal Prime Quality G 36.0 3.0 17.0 L. PD. ROGERS GRAIN COMPANY, Eastman, Georgia
(P) Protein low & Fiber high Fo 34.3 3.4 18.0 Rogers Meat & Bone Meoi G
(P) Protein low F
CITY GIN & MILL CO., Albany, Georgia
Jax Pep-Mix Horse and Mule Feed G 12.25 3.05 10.5 SESSIONS OIL MILLS, Enterprise, Alabama ; b
(P) Protein low & Fiber high F 75 3.1 13.2 Sesco 41% Protein Peanut Meal, Peanut Hulls and =
: Peanut Skins GS
: (P) Fiber high ES
_COOFERATIVE MILLS, INC., Guntersville, Alabama no
16% Milk Maker G : G 16.0 3.0 10.0 SWIFT & COMPANY, Douglas, Georgia :
(P)_ Fiber high F 17.1 3.4 12.0 Swift's Broiler Starter Concentrate GS 440 5.0
16% Milk Moxer G G 16.0 3.0 16.0 (P) Protein low eae 41.9 :
(P) Fiber high F 16.0 4.0 13.9 Swift's Broiler Starter Concentrate G 44.0
: (P) Protein low & Fiber high E395
= Swift's Broiler Starter Concentrate G&G 44.0
DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee (P) Protein low FE 41.0
Red Lion Wheat Shorts G 16.0 4.0 . 6.0 Swift's Broiler Starter Concentrate G 44.0
(P) Fiber high F LZES} 4.1 7.9 (P) Protein low oF 39.02


































1963,

LA CROSSE MILLING COMPANY, Cochrane, Wisconsin Lots
Lightweight Pulverized Oats GS
(P) Fiber high



MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Nashville, Georgia













April,

: - GGvorenteed by Manufacturer
















1963

HAVORER FEED MILLS, INC., Forsyth, Geergia Soy
Hatcher's Special Mix Dairy Feed ~ er

























FFound by State Chemist *Protein low & Fiber high nok
PROTEIN FAT FIBER ; oe
"ABC FARM Sreuice Bee = i J. D. JEWELL, INC., Geinesville, Georgia . :
. Jackson, Georgia :
Ground Hay with 15% Molasses GS 120 14 30.0 fese eels eee ee Femne -
*Protein low F 14.5 1.4 28.4
AYCOCK GINS, INC., Carrollton, Georgia LAVONIA ROLLER MILL, INC., Lavonia, Georgia
Four and Gas Cattle Feed G 140 35 2.5 -Tugalo River Dairy Feed : GC.
*Protein low & Fat low Fo 134 30 9.5 - *Fiber high Jee
CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tennessee LAVONIA ROLLER MILLS, INC., Lavonia, Georgia c=
Gilt Edge Wheat Gray Shorts with Ground Tugato River Dairy Feed GS
Wheat Screenings G 15.0 3.5 6.0 *Fiber high Fez
*Fiber high F 16.0 3.7, 6.5
MIXON MILLING COMPANY, Camilla, Georgia 5
CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tennessee _ Best Maid 18% Growing Mash &
Gilt Edge Wheat Gray Shorts with Ground *Fiber high : soa ees
Wheat Screenings G 15.0 3.5 6.0 -
*Protein low & Fiber high E 14.3 3.6 6.5 SOUTHLAND MILLING CO., INC., Gainesville, See. :
: Alta Broiler Sterter Medicated ; Sci5 Gy
COSEY-HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama *Fat low : Ey
Jezz Vi-Pro-Min : 20.0 O05 8.0
*Protein low F 19.3 1 6.9 SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL CO., Spartanburg, S. C. |
: se Broiler Sparticles AME, Medicated: ae -G@:
pme- PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee *Fat low aPs
Red Lion Wheat Shorts G 16.0 4.0 6.0 : -
*Fiber high 3 F 17.3 4.0 6.5 SWIFT & COMPANY, FEED DIVISION, Douglas, Georgia
; 3 Swift's Broiler Finisher ConcentrateMedicated BT esS.
EVER-BEST FEED MILLS, INC., Loganville, Georgia *Protein low | 5
: Ever Best 16% Pasture Balancer G 16.0 2.0 5.0 Swift's Broiler Finisher Concentrate ; G
*Protein low F 15.5 2.0 3.2 *Protein low : F
FEEDRIGHT MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia T & R FARM SERVICE, Cedartown, Georgia : 3
Perfecto 16% Dairy Feed ~ G 16.0 3.0 12.0 Snap Corn Sees G
*Fat low F 18.9 2.7 9.6 *Protein low & Fiber high ako
HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Fort Valley, Georgia H. L. WATERS FEED MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia : ce
Pay Day 16% Heavy Grain RationPellets GS 16.0 3.0 8.0 Henry Waters Chick Starter-Formula 5 G 18.0
*Fiber high F 18.1 sed 8.7 *Protein low EF 17.3



FEEDS FOUND

ALBERS MILLING COMPANY, Les Angeles, California
1 feed as declared

ALLGOOD FEED COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
3 feeds as declared

_ ALLIED MILLS, INC., Chicago, Illinois
6 feeds as declared



z AMERICAN CRYSTAL SUGAR COMPANY, East Grand Forks, Minnesota
1 feed as declared



ANDREWS & SIMPKINS, Atlanta, Georgia
_1 feed as declared



AUBREY FEED MILLS, INC.,
15 feeds as declared

Louisville, Kentucky





J. W. BANKS, Middleton, Georgia
2 feeds as declared



G. BERND COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
1 feed as declared

BIRDSEY FLOUR & FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia
14 feeds as declared

BOWEN-McCRANIE COMPANY, Tifton, Georgia
2 feeds as declared



THE BUCKEYE COTTON OJFL DIVISION, Cincinnati, Ohio
1 feed as declared



&

April,



AS DECLARED =~
1963 aa

BYRD MILLING COMPANY, Loganville, Georgia

2 feeds as declared

CAMMON'S POULTRY, LaGrange, Georgia :
1 feed as declared =

L. B. CARTER COMPANY, Buford, Georgia
2 feeds as declared :





CEDAR VALLEY MILLS, Cedartown, Georgia : ; es 2 eas
5 feeds as declared i it a

CENTRAL SOYA, McMILLEN FEED DIVISION, Chattanooga, Tennessee ;
3 feeds as declared

CENTRAL SOYA, McMILLEN FEED DIVISION, Fr. Wayne, jidiciae: a
25 feeds as declared 5

CHESTNUT MOUNTAIN HATCHERY, INC., Chestnut Mountain, Georgia
6 feeds as declared

CLARKE COUNTY MILLING COMPANY, Athens, . Georgia
3 feeds as declared

COAL MOUNTAIN MILLING COMPANY, Cumming, Sascuia
- 1 feed as declared

CONSOLIDATED BLENDERS,
1 feed as declared

COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., Cincinnati, Ohio
2 feeds as declared : : ae









INC., Cineaaie. Alabans oe































- April, 1963.

(Continued from page 4) MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgia

22 feed: declared
MILLS, INC., Fowery Bronch, Georgia Dameron

as declared MARET GRAIN COMPANY, Hartwell, Georgia

1 feed as declared



re INC., Guntersville, Alabama





MASTER MIX FEED MILLS, INC., Athens, Georgia
1 feed as declared



AILLING COMPANY, INC., Cordele, Georgia
es declared



MASTER MIX FEED MILLS, Flowery Branch, Georgia

. 3 feeds as declared

as declared MILLER POULTRY & FEED COMPANY, Piedmont, Alabama
2 feeds as declared









IN COMPANY, INC., Dalton, Georgia
as secleat



NASHVILLE MILLING COMPANY, Nashville, Georgia
1 feed as declared





A MILL, INC., Eason cen
es declared





NORTHEAST GEORGIA BROILER, INC., Bowman, Georgia
7 feeds as declared



ee & SEED, Douglas, Georgia
as declared



NORTH GEORGIA RENDERING CO., oes Georgia
1 feed as declared





DAVIES CO., INC., Danville, Iilinois
as declared



NUTRENA MILLS, DIVISION OF CARGILL, INC., Minneapolis, Minnesota
2 feeds as declared






COTTON OIL, Dawson, Gegrsie :
ms declared 5, OGLETREE HATCHERY, Lawrenceville, Georgia
2 feeds as declared
SERVICE, Cornelia, pees

as declared x OXFORD BROTHERS MILLING CO., Culloden, Georgia
f 1 feed as declared

PARKER FEED SERVICE, Monroe, Georgia
: 1 feed as declared
















F MILL, INC., Crowley, La.
feed as declared

NKARD, Lincolnton, Georgia = PATRICK FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia
as declared ; 1 feed os declared









A MILLS, Erie, Michigan 2 We B: tose ee CO., Leslie, Georgia
| as declared oe eed as declared

; PERRY'S PEANUT DRYERS & CLEANERS, Parrott, Giomia
ESHELMAN & SONS, Chamblee, eercis. 1 feed as declared
ls as declared ty :


















_ THE PILLSBURY CO., FEED DIVISION, Minneapolis, Minnesota
FEED MILLS, INC. Eaganvile. (Geercia Hi Frade oss Saclaied

s as deciared ae PREMIUM FEED MILLS, INC., Conyers, Georgia
FEED MILLS, Nashville, Tennessee : a ee oe Sees

as declared RALSTON PURINA CO., St. Louis, Mo.
CHANGE, Canton, Georgia = 2 32 feeds as declared j
; d as declared : : RED HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Georgia
FEED & PELLETING COMPANY, Swainsboro, Georgia : Goiecds) a> declared

2 feeds as declared - | RIVERSIDE OIL MILL, Marks, Minn.

iT MILLING COMPANY, Auguste, Georgia yatta ae ecard

sas declared : : ROLLINS POULTRY FARM, Bowdon, Georgia
MILLS, INC., Bainbridge, Georgia Es 1 feed as declared

feeds as declared ee . ROME OIL MILL, Rome, Georgia

MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Georgia : lee a eee

eds as declared SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee
MILLING COMPANY, Colquitt, Georgia a ieees, ae seciared

feed as declared SENECA OIL MILL, Seneca, S. C.

LLE MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia eee ee eects

feeds as declared : SESSIONS OIL MILLS, Enterprise, Alabama
BROILER SUPPLY, INC., Carrollton, Georgia Tiree Ae eeclored

feeds as declared ee Bae SHIVERS HATCHERY, Cuthbert, Georgia
ODGE FARM CENTER, INC., Unadilla, Georgia pase deme Geclared.<















































































































































eds as declared SOUTH GEORGIA BROILER, INC., Blackshear, Georgia

BROTHERS COMPANY, Carnesville, eerie 2 eee ones ae

ds SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia
MILLING COMPANY, Chester, Illinois 1 feed as declared Ss
feed as declared SOUTHERN COTTON OIL DIVISION, Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc., Macon, Ga.
WAREHOUSE, INC., Madison, Georgia _ 1 feed as declared
feed as declared SOUTHERN FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, INC., Orlando, Fla.

FEED oe POULTRY, Cumming, Georgia : 3 feeds as declared

ed_as declared ee SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia

HUNTER COMPANY, chicows: Illinois 10 feeds as declared
feeds as declared : SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia
LE FLOUR MILLS, Griffin, Georgia : 11 feeds as declared eos ae
ete ee sicionst SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Elberton, Georgia i
YY MILLING COMPANY, Forsyth, Georgia : 1 feed as declared eR Gu eS ee eee 2
ede. declored: : SOUTHLAND MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
SS CONCENTRATE, INC., Orlando, Florida 4 feeds as declared a
pen Se ected = SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL CO., Spartanburg, South Carolina
ED & POULTRY COMPANY, Calhoun, Georgia : 8 feeds as declared SRNR ees: e

: 2 ; STANDARD FEED MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
RODUCTS DIVISION, 6 feeds as deciared





E TOOMER FERIZ. CO., Lewrencevile, Georsie SUNI-CITRUS PRODUCTS COMPANY, Haines City, Florida
feed as declared L

/ 1 feed os declared

ELL, INC., Gainesville, Georgia a : oe =
feeds as Menlated SWIFT & COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois

: 5 feeds as declared
bee ate See oe G. H. TANNER FEED COMPANY, Lawrenceville, Georgia

4 feeds as declared ae

LLING COMPANY, Rome, Georgia : - ae
ds as declared E. L. THOMPSON, Douglas, Georgia

1 feed as declared

ULP Ce. Lake Alfred, Florida UNION COTTON OIL COMPANY, Fitzgerald, Georgia

1 feed as declared

VARNELL MILLING COMPANY, Varnell, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

VIT-A-WAY, INC., Ft. Worth, Texas
1 feed as declared

is BILL WATSON'S FARM FEED SERVICE, Crawfordville, Georgia

= wis : 3 2 feeds as declared

STATE RICE ae O., INC., Abbeville, La. "WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alaboma
; ee: star 10 feeds as dectared

















FEED MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
feed as declared fe

& RAMSEY MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
_









a ee Saag eee :







Penalties 18
Failures 20
As Declared 454





TOTAL 493

















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Livestock

FOR SALE





Horses, Mules & Ponies

At Stud: Golden sorrel
Tennessee Walker with white
mane and tail, very good
conformation and disposition,
fee $20. Randall Duck, Bra-
selton, Ph. 654-2416.

At Stud: Dk. golden gait-
ed Palomino stallion, wht.
stockings and long wht. mane
and tail; also, for sale, 6 yr.
old gaited mare and saddle.
Will breed this mare to Palo-
mino stallion free by request;
also, 3 yr. old, black Arabian
stallion flor sale. Estes E.
Reece, 4776 Bouldercrest Rd.,
Ellenwood, Ph. 366-3016, (af-
ter 5:30 P.M.).

At Stud: Tom Dooley and
Shadows Ambassador, 2 top
Reg. Tennessee Walking
horses, 2 different bloodlines.
Roy A. Dorsey, 2561 Bohler
ae NW, Atlanta, Ph. CE 7-
iby

Shetland pony, 4 yrs. old,
brown and white stallion, 41
in. high, gentle, fat and
healthy, $85. if sold immedi-
ately. L. H. Moore, Rt. 1, Mil-
ner, Ph. 1545.

Seasoned hunter,. black, 10
yr. old gelding, approx. 15.2
hands high. Contact for fur-
ther information. Lt. Col. M.
E. Mills, 123 Baltzell Ave., Ft.
Benning, Ph. Li. 5-2226 (not
collect).

Male Shetland pony, 1. yr.
old, very pretty buckskin,
broke to lead and green broke
to ride, $60., or will trade for
beef type yearling. Roger S.
Cobb, Box 880, Marietta. 2

Standard bred mare, bay
color, excel. conformation,
must sell, $200. W. J. Strick-
land, Arnold Mill Rd., Wood-
stock, Ph. 926-6187 (Atlanta).

2 yr. old red and _ white
blaze face stud with bridle
and saddle, gentle for chil-
aren, $200. Daniel SES Rt.
1. Denton.

2 good riding mares,
white, one 2 yrs. old, one 8
yrs. old, reasonably priced.
Komer Powell, Rt. 1, Denton.

Small black mule, wt. about
800 lbs, rides and works ex-
tra good, gentle but spirited.
Howard Joyce, 801 Tibbs Rd.,
Dalton, Ph. 278-6428.















both





2 yr. old sorrel gelding,
Sio.53 yr: old sorrel mare,
bred, $110.; 2 yr: old male

pony, red and white spotted,
$90.; 3 yr. old dapple mare
with filly colt, bred back,
$200. All gentle for children.
H. G. Sprewell, Salem Rd.,
Carrollton, Ph. TE. 2-3880.

At Stud: Playboy, nice 5
gaited chestnut with wht.
mane and tail, blaze, and 2
rear stockings, excel. confor-
mation and _ disposition, fee
$25. with 2 return privileges
this season. .Can haul stud
reasonable distance, or will
board mare. Jerry Brown Rt.
ae Rd., Marietta, Ph. 435-

Nice, gentle ponies, broke,
for sale cheap; also, want old
or erippled horses and mules
within 50-60 mi. of Augusta.
Will pick up, and pay highest
price. E. J. McMahon, 1929
ea Rd., Augusta, Ph. RE.

4 yr. old snow wht. Albino
horse, wt. 800 lbs., gentle for
children: also, Reg. Tennessee
Walker, 7 yrs. old, and used
English saddle. A. G. Wiley,
Rt. 3, Carnesville, Ph. 677-
4661 (Homer).

Nice gentle ponies, all sizes









and colors including palo-
minos; hundreds to ae
from, a_ real bargain. O.

DeLozier, 1505 Fairview Rd.,
NE, Atlanta Geo SPhe DR oe

9 yr. old saddle mare, ideal
for anyone to ride. Will sell
or trade for good family milch
cow and ealf, T.B. and Bangs
tested; also, 900 lb. gelding,
good show prospect. E. E.
Hughes, Rt. 8, Hartley Bridge
Rd., Macon, Ph. 788-5686.

At Stud: Big Mans Hill-
topper, TWHBEAA No.
610424, beautiful chestnut





with 4 wht. stockings and
Slaze face, son of worlds
~hampion Old Glorys Big

Man. Burton M. Wamble, Rt.
Box 130, Cairo, Ph. Sue

1328,
A,





MAR

At Stud to approved mares:

Reg. purebred Arabian, Ban-
dar, No. 6213, Desert Arab,
endurance type, outstanding
foals, good dispositions, many
fillies, fee $50. to other than
Arabs, board and _ pick-up
available, return in season.
All foals may be Reg. Mrs.
Val Beaty, 4289 Flat Shoals
Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU. 9-0173
(night).

Black Quarter mare, gentle
but spirited, fast, cuts and
jumps, and easy for handling
eattle, wt. around 1100, $150.
now. See at my place at any-
time. M. M. Garner, Jr., Rt.
2, Trenton (Grocery Store,
Sand Mountain, just up from
Trenton).

Registered Quarter horses;
also, number of ponies. Bill
Crowder, e/o Melody Brook
Farm, Rt. 3, Windy Mill Rd.,
Marietta, Ph. HE. 5-8656.

Shetland ponies: 2 mares,
breeding age, and 6 mo. old
stud, gentle. for children; also,
new bridle and saddle. All for
sale or trade for jeep, or cat-
tle. Gary Young, Rt. 2, Wood-
bury, Ph. 553-5093.

7 yr. old Pinto (beautifully
marked) gelding, very gentle
for children, no bad habits,
$175.; black bridle and youth
saddle, $35., or $200. for all.
See anytime. Watson J. Rey-
nolds, Rt. 2, Ellenwood, Ph.
627-9606 (Atlanta), for direc-
tions.

Gelding pony, 5 yrs. old,
and saddle, for sale at rea-
sonable price. B. J. Johnson,













2896 McAfee Rd., Decatur,
Ph. BU. 4-3062.
Shetland pony, 4 yrs. old,

gentle, red and black mane
and tale. W. R. Thomas, P.O.
Bes 316, Alpharetta, Ph. 475-
222.

Small Shetland ponies for



sale: yearling filly, $65.; Reg.
yearling colt, $90; black
mare, 5 yrs. old, and colt,

$160. All very gentle. Reo:
Burns, 1010 E. MeIntosh Rd.,
Griffin, Ph. 227-5213.

Gentle horse, 3 gaited, $125.,
or will trade for milk cow.
H C. Baxter, Rt. 1, Temple,
Ph. TE. 2-7345, (Carrollton,
not collect).

Tennessee Walker stallion;
jack mule with wht. and
black nose; also, some cone
for sale. Bill English, Rt.
Box 43, Milner, Ph. 3272 Te,
(not collect).

Permanent Reg. Quarter
horse stallion, foaled 3-21-60,
sire: Joe M. Moore, P53582,
dam: Martacane P-64,357,
grandsires: Monsieur Joe P-
15,392 and LRs Jose P-36,-
634. A good stallion. No let-
ters. Arlin Barr, Stockbridge
Rd., Jonesboro,

1200 lb. dapple gray work
horse, excel. cond., works
good, will ride, and gentle
for children, no bad habits,
$125. D. F. McGarity, Rt. 2,
Roundtree Rd., Riverdale.

Silver dappled Shetland
stallion, 2 yrs. old, 39 in. tall,
broke to ride and drive, good
small stud, $115. Homer
Sharp, 112 S. Anderson Ave.,
Covington, Ph. 786-2379.

Black Welch mare,
old, children ride,
pletely. broken. Nice
would win ribbons, $150., or
trade for roping, cutting
Quarter horse; also, bay
mare, 4 yrs. old, black mane,
tail and stockings, gaited ex-
eel. conf., from Reg. Walking
horse mare and_ stud, $250.













Mrs. J. Sam Williams, Rt. 6,
a Dr., Marietta, Ph. 427-



15 nice Shetland pony mares
with 7 filly colts by side, re-
bred to Reg. stallion; 2 Reg.
mares, 1 with Palomino colt
by side, all gentle, cheap. Will
sell separately, or all togeth-
er. See and make offer. Jess
Holbrook, 415 N. Main St.,
Jonesboro.



Good, sound, smooth mouth
mare mule, wt. approx. 1000
Ibs., $85.; extra nice, black
ony stallion, 4% yrs. old,
65.; also, At Stud: 900 lb.
jack, black with white nose,
4 yrs. old. Fred Sprewell, Rt.
2, Carrollton (Farmers High
School Community).



Golden palomino stallion 4
yrs. old, with wht. mane and
tail, gentle for ladies and chil-
dren; bay stallion, gaited, 8
yrs old, beautiful horse; lg.
American bred bay mare with
3 mo. old horse colt, gentle
for ladies and children. All of
good blood. Bill B. Grimes,
Box 2, Buford, Ph. 434-7517
(daytime),

>| Permit 116. Mrs.

| daily,

en only, red color and gentle,
for sale or will trade for
Shetland mare pony. D. Z.
Hunnicutt, Rt. 2) Wacon, Ph:
912-935-2202.

Good saddle horse and sad-
dle. Haden H. Thomas, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega. (

Burro jack, 3 yrs. old, will





plow, ride; also, for breed-
ing, S. White, Rt. 4, 922
Elder Lane, Stone Mountain,
Ph. 4-5251.



Sheep and Goats

Reg. milk goat, French -Al-
pine FA-6001, 6 yrs. old, good
family goat, now milking, at
reasonable price. or will trade
for motor scooter er motor
cyele. Carl A. Hulsey, 631 E.
Bryan St., Douglas.

9 sheep for sale cheap: 4
ewes, 4 lambs, (nearly
srown) and ram. en Bayne,
Fete ok Loganville (3 Hwy.
South).

Nice milk goats for sale:
1st, 2nd and 3rd freshening,
grade but high milk strain,
most are hornless and gentle;
also, some prime does, 1 yr.
old, and will soon have 2 or
3 mo. old doe kids. All very
reasonable. John D. Parker,
Rt. 2 Tucker Rd., Macon.

2 Nubian goats: 1 billy and
1 doe, both 3 years old. Bill
will pull wagon. Fred F. Carr,
Rt. 1, Crandall

Livestock

WANTED









Want Tennessee Walking
filly, must be Reg., under 1
yr. of age, and reasonably
DLICeda be WeeeNOLcisy hte t,



Want to buy red Angus cai-
ves, both parents must be reg-
istered Black Angus. Letters
answered, no cecllect calls.
Otis Milner, 204 Timothy
Ave., Rome, Ph. 232-3019.

Want cattle horse, 5-10 yrs.,
and saddle, quote price, age;
and mileh cow Jersey or
Guernsey, 4-6 yrs. with calf,
must be tested for Bangs and
T. B. Quote price and age.
P. od. hipory, Bit.<k, eS
ville, Ph. 892-2578.

Want Tennessee Walker
stallion, State age and color.
Ernest Logan, Ellijay, Ph. ME
5-4554.

Seed and Plants

FOR SALE









New old-time 7 top turnip
seed, for. greens, Germ. 92
pet., 25c tbIsp., and stamped,
addressed env.; 5 tbslpfuls. $1



and Ye postage. Mrs. Viola
Stover, Rt. B., Ellijay.
Stuart peean trees, 1 ft.,

25c; 2 ft., 50c; 3 ft., $1.00 plus
postage; and 3, 20 ft. Mahans,
will bear this yr., 7 yrs. old.
Peay
kin, 966 Crew St., SW, At-
lanta.

Improved Ga. Red potato
plants, State inspected, full
count, $2.00 M. Prompt ship-:
ment. J. H. Williams, Alma,
Ph. 632-5156.

Millions first class Cert. Ga.
Red potato plants, most pre-
ferred variety on produce
markets, 500, $1.50; $2.50 M.:
3000 up, $2.00 M. Truck loads
available daily. Best attention
or all orders. B. J. Head, Al-
ma, Ph. 632-4846.

Choice Cert. Ga. Red pota-
to plants, any amt., available
500, $i-50> -$2:50- N-
3000 up, $2.00 M. Only strong
plants sold. B. Lowell "Head,
Alma, Ph. 632-4861.

Rutger and Marglobe toma-
to plants now ready, 500,
$2.25; $4.00 M. All.orders less
Bae 500, 75c C. No checks.











Ce Strayhorn, Rte ks
Gainesville, Ph. 887 - 4103
nights (Cumming).

Fall tomato plants: Big

Boy; Stone; Marglobe; Rutger,
50, $1.00; Dill weed for pick-
ling; hot pepper; peppermint,

30c doz.; sage, 10c; eggplants,
40c doz.; collards, BOCA Cs
brocecli, brussel sprouts, 95c

C. Add postage. F. J. Wither-



sooon, 308 Holderness St.,
S. W. Atlanta, 10, |

Yearling colt. halter brok- |

Gainesville, Ph. LE 2-8985.

~|35e; Rocky Ford green meat



Cert. Rutger tomato plants,
nice, young ones, and Georgia
collards, ea. 60c C. Add pest-
age: also, plenty sweet Cali-
fornia Bell and hot Cowhorn,
pepper $1.00 C. Add postage.
H. F. Seay. Rt. 2, Ellenwood,
(3917 Panthersville Rd.).

Freshly dug Cert. Suwan-
nee Bermuda grass stolens in
2 bu. bags, bearing tags and
seals of the Ga. Crop Im-
provement Assn., grown from
foundation stock of Ga. Coas-
tal Plain Exp. Sta., recom-
mended fcr deep sandy soils.
Price per bag: 1 to 3 bags, $3:
4 to 6 bags, $4; 7 to 9 bags,
$3.50; 10 or more bags, $3.00.
FOB. D. C. Brumbalow, Fort
Gaines.

Catnip plants, TOes/ 3 2bes
lz. blooming size garlie bulbs,
50ce doz.; indian corn, bright
mixed colors, 20c ear; 7 ears,
$1.00; red. white, strawberry
popcorn, 10c ea; $1.00 doz.
Permit 54. Mrs. Tom Harkins,
Mountain City.

Yelnando Soybeans, pure
seed, 99.13 pet., Germ. 91 pct.,
no noxicus weeds, $3.50 bu.
FOB. Limited quantity. Ex-
cellent for planting behind
grain or with corn. A. C. Sear-
boro, Box 809, Dublin, Ph.
272-3322.

Golden seal, 20c ea.; Rhu-
barb pie plant. stalks (for
pies) 25c Ilb.; Cowhorn an d
Banana pepper seed, Germ. 83
pet. 25c tsp., and stamped
envelope; mixed pe pper|
plants, 40c C; Rhubarb seed,
25 tblsp., 7 top winter turnip
seed, 25c tblIsp.; 75c cup; lit-
tle small multiplying red
onions for planting, $1.00 C.
Permit 93. Mrs. Presley Fow-
ler, Rt. 2. Ellijay.

White blackeye Crowder
peas, Germ. 93: red speckled
Crowder peas, Germ. 84 pct.,
50c eupful. A dd_ postage.
Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2, Gaines-
ville.

Yelnanda Soybeans, Germ.
93 pct., purity 98.28 pct., no
noxious weeds, $3.50 bu. FOB
farm. J: W. Frunmels = dr,
Cochran, Ph. WE 4-2048
(day).

Cert. Ga. Red potato plants, |
$1.25 M. Call for special pri-
ces on larger orders. Can fill
order day received. A. E.
Graham, Alma.













Pensacola Bahia grass seed,
pure seed 99.31 pet., Germ. 61
vet., firm seed, 31 pct., total
Germ. 92. pet., 20e Ib. FOB.
E. K. Overstreet, Sylvania.

King Mammoth pumpkin
seed, grows to 55 Ibs., Germ.
64 pct., 2 doz., 25c; long neck
Cashew, Germ. 66 pct., 2 doz.,



cantaloupe, Germ. 96 pct, 3
doz., 25c; Ice Bex, yellow
meat, melon, Germ., 98 pct.,
3 doz., 25c; round, green rind,
yellow meat melon, grows to
55 lbs., Germ. 84 pct., 3 doz.
35c. Send stamped, addressed
env. W. D. Gordon, Rt. 1, Adel.





/AM |

















































































Plus~ postage
Dewey Ellis, Rt.
Ellijay.

Lg. round, dk. gn
yellow meat wat
Germ., 91 pet.,

loupe seed, Germ. 86 p
teacupful; purple hu

Ig.
postage. Mrs.
mon, Rt. 2, Calhcun.

Old time shallot
$1.00 plus nee
mit 88. Mrs. J.
3, Cedartown.

Cowhorn het pep
doz eS Pe Lb
pepper plants, 60e dx
Black Beauty eggs pla
doz. P. P.: garden h
ries, very prolific beat
doz. P. P.; Henders
sill tomato plants, 40
P.; Little Red Pear
plants, 40c doz. P. P
474, FM Abie, Dal

1963 crop white
ions (nice size) $2.10
P. Permit 40.
Dugger, Newton.

-doz.,

iecics Pe

Fresh California
ing beer seed, 40c
starts: $17 PoP. No. .@
Mrs. J. L. Thompson,
Westview Apts,

Snake and African
gourd seed, 50, $1.00;
ornamental . and Ieng |
ea., $1.00 pkg. Send s
addressed eny. J. H. C
Rt. 1, Adel.

Martin gourd seed, 1
bushel gourd |
$1.00; also, well mat
tin gourds, Ig., 50c
35e ea.: cut, shellac
ready to hang, $1.00
postage. Mrs. W. W.
Rt. 5, Ellijay. :

Gourds for sale: Bird
45: to: Pim be Gass ft
in., ; 21 to, 23 im

gourds, 35c; small gourds

25 pkg. Add postage.
W. E. Wooten, ce Ze iB
Camilla.

_ Nice Martin scare se
pkg.: bushel gourd -
$1. 00. Send stamped, addr
ed env. R. C. Chastain,
Ellijay.

Dipper gourd seed; ca:
pepper pods, 3lc, plus
also, lg. sunflower see
doz. plus postage. Mrs.
L. Wines Rt. 4,







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op Fescue, Bermu-



ta, .00; special
trios, $i .00; hens: 1/4 White
Hennie 3/4 White Hornet,
and choice Red Folcon hens,
$5.00
trades. H. Clayton Garrett,
Box 56, Gainesville.



ea., or 3, $10.00. No

few grown ones;
Amhearst pheasant
Will not
George Blalock,: Grovetown,
Ph. 736-8656.






roosters.

ship. Permit 90.
















lover. ; square

der shelter without

I 60c bale. F. J.

Jr., c/o Red Gates

iverdale (3 mi. South,
Ph. 461-7220.

crop grass hay: Ber-
"ass, Fescue er Sudan
grass mixture, ail
uare bales, $34. 00 for
lel. within 25 mi. ra-

































for 40 bales at|run, 4-5 wks. old, 25, $7.50
P. P.; also, feeders and
waterers. W. R. Thomas, P.





Springs, Ph. 943- 3071.

al Bermuda hay, from
red fields, fertilized as
ded. Will deliver to
or you pick up at
"R. L. Jackson, c/o

Ver arms, Rt.) 1,
ro, Ph. DR 8- 2245.

crop highly fertilized
ermuda hay, highest
No 1 aS $25. 00 ton
2, $20.00 ton.

on U. S. Hwy. 41.
ton. Ph.
















































+

































. Bowen, 316 Peters
, Atlanta 13, Ph. MU
Gill eee M.).



















white corn for feed,
bu. at my heme. Gor-
Usry, Avery, Ph. Li 7-








































































bred dark Cornish
s Bantams: 2 males, 6
$2.50 ea.; purebred
ders: 1 male and fe-
3-95 ea.; Purebred Sil-
led 1
females, $3.95 ea.;
Golden Sebright
S 1 rosecemb male, 1
mb male, $2.50 ea.
| B. Tomlinson, Ri 2;

hite Rosecomb Ban-
3 mos. old, $4.50; 6 trios
ahmas, 3 mos. old, 7
trios Barred Rocks, 3

1962 hatch,
$9.00 trio;

> 2 mos. old, 60c to $1.59
collect calls. Walter S.
, 878 Stallings St., SE,
3 wae Ph. MA Cec

oe hen: mixed Gane
and several chicks of
breeds; also, pr. Fan-

ntams from show win-
tock. Larry Long, Po-
, Dalton.

5 young laying hens,
; beautiful 7 Wk. old
_ strong and well de-
d, $1.50 ea. here, or will
. col.; also, selected
ng eggs from same
15, $2.50. Maude Gran-

e White-lace red
Pickens. about 2-%
sale or will trade a

| real nice. James A.
, Rt. 1, Box 198, Jesup.

sale out of show stock:
Reds, Silver Duckwings,

reasonably oe J
1761 Flat Poster
SE, Atlanta: 16, Ph. MA

own Game hens and 1

and hen, 1962 hatch, and 2,
for all; also, show type Ban-
tams, Modern Red Pyles and
modern Birchens,
priced. G. R. Baldwin, 1150

Ph. PL 5-5416 (after 5 p. m.)

475-7222 (after 6:30 P. M.).

$10.00; pullets,

-|\Spangled Cuban,

breeders, $25. C.; $4.25 doz.;

1] 1962 hatch and
5. oe also, about 20
2s, May hatch, fine

ship. oO

Pit games: Spangler, cock

1963 hatched, pullets, $10.00

reasonably

Tucker Pl., SW., Atlanta 10,



Rhode Island Reds, straight

O. Box 316, Alpharetta, Ph.

Pound size Nigger Round-



heads, Blue Cubans, $8.50
trio. Grady Thomas, Blairs-
ville.

Sandy Green-leg, Heinie

Mathesius, Ed Devonald, and
McLean hatch, single mated,
bred under wire, from $50.00
cocks and hens, in quail size
only new, trios, $20.00; stags,
$7.50; eggs,
oe 00 doz. (from same fowls).
R. McBride, Rt. 1, Box
one Lithia Springs.

Silver Lace Wyandott Ban-
tam Cock, no cull. Letters
answered. Gene Lane, P. O.
oS 163, Mableton, Ph. -948-
5149.

Hatching eggs from: White
Crest Black Polish, buff Lace
Polish, Mottled-Houdans, En-
glish Red Caps, White Face
Black Spanish, Anconas, Red
Leghorns, Blue Andalusians,
Buff Minoreas, and Araucan-
us, assortment of 15, $2.00;
or 15 of your choice, $3. 00:
booking orders for day old
chicks, 35c ea. A. L. William-
son, Sr., Rt. 6, Turner Chapel
Rd., Rome.

- 2 Indian White Runner
ducks, $4.00 for both. E. W.
Connelly, Rt. 1, . Milledge-
ville (Bentleys Subdivision).

Araucanus (Easter E g g)
chickens, hens, pullets and
roosters. Hens laying blue,
green, pink eggs. Pullets
Batons from blue, green and
pink eggs. Write for prices
and description. Charles R.
Markham, Box 24, Ty Ty.

Arauecanus eggs, fresh, fer-
tile, green and pink, $2.50
doz. at my home, cr shipped
collect. Becky Craig, 5730
Long Island Drive, Atlanta 5,
Ph. BL 5-0239.

Golden Sebrights, $2.00 ea.;
pr. young Winedotts, $3; sev-
eral young mixed bantams, $1
ea. Mrs. H. E. Daniel, 3847
Boring Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU
9-8267 (not collect). -

9 purebred Golden Sebright
Bantam chickens, 8 hens and
i rooster, HC] Davis. P.O:
Box 447, 406 Ellawood, Ce-
;| dartown.

Pit Game ace and cocks,
Morgan White WHackle, Red
Quill, Seuth Ga. Bradenberry,
Clayborn,
$3.00 to $10.00 according to
age; few dark Cornish Ban-
tams, $4.00 trio. All pure
stock and bred separately.
Come pick your choice. M. B.
Moon, 139 Park St., Milstead.
14 Brown Chima geese, 2
mos. old. Danny Thomas, Rt.
sree 86, Augusta, Ph. 724-









ie Fowl
and Eggs

FOR SALE

Eggs for 1g. Bobwhite
breeders, $15. C.; small orders
shipped by parcel post, $3.
doz. including postage and in-
surance; eggs from 8 to 9 oz.

All eggs shipped are .from
breeders laying fertile eggs;
also, day old quail; 25c ea. Ga.
Permit 52. Joe Linkous, 4011
Briarcliff Rd., NE, Atlanta
\|29, Ph. 634-7416.

Day old Bobwhite quail, 25c
ea.; 5c more each additional
wk.; also, will hatch your eggs
on halves. Permit 140. L. B.
Branan Jr., 5240 Northside



ees SL Bars for details. Per-
mit 10. J.

bits, $2.50 ea.

-| papers), does 2 mos. old,
COO) Ghee Y% mos., -
50 ea.; 6 does, grown, 6-12

Lg. Northern Bobwhite
quail eggs, from 8 to 10 oz.
breeders, $10. C. at farm,
packing and shipping charges

Tade, 1328, 21st
St., ieee

6 Calif. rabbits: 4 does, 2
bucks, and 5 wooden rabbit
pens, all--ton $25, se
Ramge, 1897 Long Dr., De-
eatur, Ph. BU 9-2007.

2 nice California male rab-
Send money
order and will ship Exp. Col.
JN Warren. Jr). 1757 wat
Shoals Rd., SE, Atlanta 16,
Ph. MA 17-6939.

CORRECTION: Strictly
high grade N.Z. White rabbits
for breeding stock, Jrs., $7.50
@a., wi. lbs. at. 3 mos. old
or better, 10 to 13 lbs. when
grown; does 18 mos. old, $20.
to $25. ea. All pedigreed
stock for 12 years. C. W. Page,
149 North Ave., NE., _ Atlanta
8, Ph. TR. 4-6452.

N. Z. W. Rabbits, 4 bucks.
and 5. does, all 5 mos. old.
purebred and fine stock; 2
Black Dutch does and buck;
also, 2 Calif. does, $2.50 ea.
and up. D. F. Osborne, James
St., Winder.

Improved Northern Bob-
white quail eggs, $15. C.;
young birds at different. ages;
also, day old birds, 25c ea.
No mail orders filled for
eggs. Permit 32. A. N. Reeve,
7866 Roswell Rd., Dunwoody,
Ph. 993-4020.

Bobwhite aur eggs, $10.
C.; birds 5 to 10 days old, 25c
ea.; older birds priced ac-
cording to age. Permit 110.
Willie Gaultney, Box 36, Rey-
nolds, Ph. TI 7-455

White King pigeons, show
Kings, black, red and white
Racing Homers Red Splash
and Blue Bar, white Doves
and Ring Necks. W. G. Moon,
139 Park St., Milstead.

Indian Blue peafowls, 1962
hatch, grown, $10. ea.; 1963
hatch, $5. ea.; Chinese and
Pilgrim geese, grown, $3. ea.;
young ones, $2. ea. HC.
Jordan, P.O, Box 231, Haw-
kinsville.

New Zealand white rabbits,
breeding stock, 3-4 mos. old,
selected from lg. litters, $5
ea.; trio, $13.50. Send cash,
or will ship exp. collect. W.
R. Thomas, P.O. Box 316, Al-
pharetta, Ph. 475-722 after
6:30 P. M.

White show type King pig-
eons, lg. blocky stock, $3.25
pr., up; also, Birmingham
Rollers, various colors, train-
ed for ~the war, $3., or. aups
show pen Racing Homers

















(Archie Adams strain). Not
less than 2 prs. shipped. R.
Lamar Brantley, Rt. 2, Box

79, Wrightsville.
ered N.Z. whites (no



mos., $6. ea.; fryer bucks, $1.
ea.; 9 grown bucks, $5. Extra
Ig. preed. Cannot ship. Nor-
ton Eldridge, 212 W. Madison
Ave., Ashburn, Ph. 567- 3849.

100 or more rabbits, all
colors, sizes and ages. Will
sell rabbits and cages, or rab-
bits, 1 or all. Edward Bear-
den, Rt. 4, Buelah Rd., Car-
rollton, Ph. TE 3-6306 (after
5:15 P.M. week days or all
day Sunday, not collect).

Pheasants: Whites, trio, $8;
Chinese Ringnecks, trio, $7;
Reeves, trio, $8.00; pr. Wht.
Crested Kaleges, $8.00: also,
several different breed of baby
pheasants, priced according tc
age. H. Roquemor, Rt. 2,
Americus, Ph. 4-7475.

White King pigeons, choice
selected pairs, producers of



16 to 20 squabs per year,
weighing 14 to 18 ozs., dress-
ed. Linebred records kept,

and suaranteed mated and
banded. $7.50 single pair; 10
pair, $45.00; 20 pair, $75.00.
Will ship Exp. J. J. Beaton,
305 Stephenson St., Waycross.

Young Bobwhite quail from
improved laying stock, wk.
old, 30c ea.; others 5e per
week inereas. Cannot ship.
Booking orders for grown
birds beginning August 1.
Permit 22. W. W. Brennan,




993-4020.

note 8
ite il eggs, Ig., $15.00 |
aay old quail 25 ea. Permit
A. N. Reeve, 7866 Roswell
nae Rites Le Dunwoody, Ph.





7 peafowls, 6 wks. old, $1.-
50 ea. Will not ship. Mrs.
Tom Spivey, Axson.

Poultry, Game,
Fowl & Eggs

WANTED





Want Ringneck doves, and
a setting of Lavender Guinea
eggs. Roy W. Crockett, 610
Mulberry St., Macon.

Want trio or a hen of Black
Sumatras. Danny Jones, Rt.
1, Box 86, Augusta.

Want brown Chinese geese.
E. Cannon, Rt. 1, Lizella.

Miscellaneous

FOR SALE





bys





New crop Mtn. wild flower
honey, fresh and raw, 5 Ib. tin,
extracted, $1.50; 6, 5 lb. cans,
5000s. wis tim with comb,
$2. 00: 6, 5. lb. cans, $10.50.

Add postage. Edward D. Cols-
ton, Rt. 1, Box 307, Toccoa.

Wild cherry bark, cucum-
ber bark, yellow dock root,
blackhaw, dogwood bar k,
white sumac, sassafras bark,
ratsbane, sarsaparilla root, el-
der root, devils shoestring,
mullen leaves, 4 lb. lardbox,
75c, plus postage. Mrs. John
L. Whitaker, Rt. 4, ; eellgjay.

Yellow root, freshly _ dug
and washed, 4 lb. lardboxful,
85c; also, long red hot pepper
pods for home use, 25c doz.:



6 doz., $1.00. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box
58, Ellijay.



Wild cucumber bark, sassa-
fras roots, yellow root, rats-
bane, wild cherry bark, heart
leaf root, rattle root, mullen
rocts, queen of meadow, $1
for 2 db. lardboxtful; plack-
snake root, $1.00 for lg. match-
boxful. Add postage. G. T.
Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Country cured hams, 85c
lb., sugar cured or hickory
smoked, and shipped any-
where, euaranteed sound. Max
M. Hardie, Rt. 1, Bex 140, Ma-
bleton, Ph, 948-7586 (Austell).

Queen of meadow, May ap-
ple, heart leaf, and sassafras
root, 25c ea.; 5, $1.00; rats-
bane, yellowroot, wild cherry
bark, alder bark, $1.00 for
boxful; butterfly root and
poke root, 35c ea. Add post-
age. Jewel Charles, Rt. 4, El-

. nice new garden
sage, $13.00, ye 2 in Gas
Must sell all to one person.
Enclose stamped env., no or-
ders returned without env.







Mrs. L. A. Wood Sr., Rt. 2,
Martin.
National pressure canner,

holds 7 qts. or 9 pints, for
sale cheap. Mrs. B. F. John-
son, 1505 Gordon Ave., Al-
bany.

Hen house manure, mini-
mum haul 6 tens. W. J. Bales,
114 East Lake Dr., Doraville,
Ph. 457-2964.

Good, used western saddle,
embossed tan leather finish,
flank girth, and tapaderos,
$75.00. Sherry Stover, 2808
Pontiac Circle, Doraville.

Western pony saddle, black,
excel. cond., dbl. girth, used
some, $35.00. Thomas Brown,
3412 Oakcliff Rd., Doraville,
Ph. 457-2628, (not collect).

2 nice sides of country
salt cured meat, wt. around 22
lbs. ea., 40c lb. No Sunday
sales er shipping. Clarence ~
McMillian, Rt. 1, Dacula, Ph.
3-2733 (Lawrenceville).

Few martin gourds, 25c ea.;
real lg. jumbo gourds, 3 or 4
left, $1.00 ea. Mrs. Roy T.
Pruitt, 15 Border St., Buford.

New crop of honey in at.
jars with comb., or extracted,
$1.00 gt. Raymond M. Banks,
Rt. 3. Fayetteville (3 mi. N.).

New crop mtn. honey, red
honey from tulip,. poplar;
white honey from lecust trees.
5 lb. tin, extracted, $1.50; 6,
$8.00; 5 Ibs. with comb., $2.00;
6, $10. 50. Add postage. Ed-
ward D. Coaston, Rt. 1, Box
307, Toccoa. 10 mi. S. on Hwy.
106, at Mize).

Sheeting feed sacks, 100 lb.
cap., washed and ironed, and
free of holes, 25c ea. Add suf-
ficient postage. Mrs. Pauline
Evans, Rt. 2, Temple.















OW DO COTTON
RESEARCHERS
OBTAIN TWO GROWING
SEASONS EACH

YEAR i



BY FLYING COTTON-

SEED To A BREEDING

STATION IN) MEXICO FOR
A WINTER CROP.









lijay.













ALL THAT EROSION, AND MAN CALLS
US THE DUMB BEASTS OF THE FIELD-*







207 So. Lee St. Box 793









iDr., NW., Atlanta 5.
goctit: Se hg a ec

Americus, Ph, 924-2349,















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dre as follows:

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

Atlanta Egg Co., 888 Marietta Street, N.W., Atlanta, Georgia

B & B Commercial Egg (Ralph & . R. Benefield), Route 2, Flowery
Branch, Ga.

Brown Produce Co., Inc., Atlanta, Ga.

Burgess Brothers, P. O. Box 58, Moreland, Georgia

Chess Burruss, Atlanta Road, Smyrna, Georgia :
_ Cagles Inc., 2000 Hills Avenue, N,W., Atlanta, Georgia

Chattahoochee Valley Eggs, Inc., P. O. Box 1618, Columbus, Ga.
Chick Sales Egg Farm, Inc., Hanover, Pennsylvania

Colonial Poultry Farm, Freehold, New Jersey

Columbus Egg Co., State Farmers Market, Columbus, Georgia
Cook Brothers, DeSoto, Georgia

_H. E. Crawford, Poultry Palace, 1204 Ellis Street, Augusta, Ga.

Dixie Egg Co., Donalsonville, Georgia A

Double Bridges Farm, Clarence Monroe Johnson, Jr., Route 1, Arnoldsville,
' Ga.

Douglas Fresh Egg Co., 595 Shirley Avenue, Douglas, Georgia

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

D. H. Fussell, La-Cha Farm, Route 2, Leesburg, Georgia
Charicie E. Haughton, Birmingham, Alabama

Helfer Commodities Corp., 174 Duane Street, New York, N. Y.
Hess Brothers Farms, Inc., RD 1, Ephrata, Pennsylvania

High Point Farms, Troy, VirginiaCancelled August 1, 1953

Under a law enacted by the 1962 General Assembly, all commercial egg buyers operating in Georgia are renuied to be beaded. S
Commercial egg buyers not providing proof of bond are required to be certified by the Georgia Pe Pormens of Agriculture as cash

limited to cash transactions only.
Both bonded and certified buyers must be registered with the Georgia Department of Agriculture and those now registered with the Dep

BONDED EGG BUYERS















Jersey Coast Egg Producers, David Fishman, 1015 Park Avenue
2 wood, N. J.
Jersey June Farms, Liebowitz & Katz, Jackson, New Jersey
June Dairy Products, Box 43, Cairo, Georgia

M. J. King, Inc., 171 Duane Street, New York, New York
Lakewood Poultry Farm, Irving Holzberg, P. O. Box 456, Lakewood
Lathem & Ramsey Milling Co., Route 6, White Sulphur Road,

ville, Georgia

Lotts Poultry Farm, T. D. Lott, Route 1, Flowery Branch, Ga.
Fain McGehee, 209 Edgewood Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia
E. F. Parr Estate, Crowell Poultry Farm, Reynolds, cee
Savannah Valley Egq Co., Hartwell, Georgia
L. M. Sheaffer, Ephrata, Pennsylvania :

Southern Breakfast Eggs, Inc., David C. Waldrep, Siivetstreet Ss
Sutherland Produce Co., State Farmers Market, Forest Park, Ga.
W. W. Taylor, Route 5, Eastman, Georgia
Tennessee Egg Co., 448 Georgia Avenue, S.W., Atlanta, Georaic
Toms River Eaqg Products, 381 Lakehurst Road, Toms River, N. J
Hoyt C. Turner, 2114 Hollywood Road, Atlanta, Georgia. a s
M. N. Turner, Atlanta Road, Marietta, Georgia
White Oak Acres, Inc., State Farmers Market, Savannah, Gar
Cliff Lawson Whitmire, 1405 Brown Bridge Road, Gainesville, Ge
Henry E. Williamson, 1991 Fenwick Street, Augusta, Georgia
Winder Produce Co., 455 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Sentara
eure; Eqg Service, Inc., Hiawassee, Georgia



CASH

Cecil W. Anthony, Anthony Farm, Pearce Chapel Road, Midland, Ga.
Cleveland Egg Co., Cleveland, Georgia

J. . Adams, Cleveland, Georgia

~W. G. Cooper, Box 84, Chestnut Mountain, Georgia

Gainesville Commercial Eqq Co., Mrs. W. S. Tankersley, 317 College
Avenue, Gainesville, Georgia
Georgia Poultry & Eggs, 1202 West Broad Street, Savannah, Ga..

_ Goethe's Poultry, 417 Montgomery Street, Savannah, Georgia





UYERS

Arnold Martin, Hancock Avenue, Gainesville, Georgia
W. V. Owenby, Dick Hill Egg Co., Mount Airy, Crordia
George Perry, Produce Row, Gainesville, Georgia
Quality Poultry Co., P. O. Box 1861, Savannah, Georgia
Queen Egg Co., 837 First Avenue, Columbus, Georgia
Toccoa Egg Co., Quill Jordan, Toccoa, Georgia
Hoyt Wafers, Gainesville, Georgia

Lethan Whitmire, Route 2, Gainesville, Georgia





100 white sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., washed, but not ironed,
25c ea., postage collect. J. M.
Fryer, Rt. 2, Box 244, River-
dale.

Country cured hams, 85

waterers; .

Miscellaneous

FOR SALE



Villa Rica. .

Want churns,
rabbit feeders, hutches a n d
also,
Must be in good cond. near
by place. L. L. Harrell, Rt. 1,

jugs, crocks, Fancy organdy and lace | Hendon pillowc
aprons, $1.50 ea.; pretty cot-jnice, permanently wa
hog feeders. | ;,, aprons. 75e ea pot hold. (can be bleached), in mu
z pastel colors, $2.00 s
ers, 15 ea.; 10, $1.00; pillow-|+5 match, $1.00 in D





cases, hand painted in lovely

peat
colors, washable, $2.00 set; eC ene





lb., shipped anywhere and
guaranteed sound. Max M.
Hardie, Clay Rd., Mableton,

Yellow root, sassafras, May
apple, queen of meadow, yel-
low dock roots, wild cherry

Want 40 or 50 tons of Coas-
tal Bermuda hay that has had
no rain during curing process,

nots, ribbons, Mr.
Floral spray, and
roses designs. Mrs. L. W
chy Riel: Ellijay.





searf or vanity sets, $1.00 ea.
Mrs. W. W. Lowman, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.



bark, alder bark. ratsbane, ea.
4 lb. lardboxful, $1.00 plus
35c postage; catnip and pep-
permint, 25c bunch; 3, 60c;
martin gourd seed, 25c pk.
and stamped env. Mrs. Free-
man Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Wild cucumber bark, red
Sassafras, May apple, rattle
root, ratsbane, bloodroot, wild
cherry bark, yellow root, de-
vils shoestring, heart leaf
root, button snake root, sca-



ley hickory bark, ea. 2 lb.
Jardboxful, $1.00. Add 25c
postage; also, blacksnake, $1

Ig. matchboxful. P. B. Brown,
Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

ft. leather bullwhips,
wood handles, all rawhide
covered; $5.00 PP. P.- Earl
Stuckey, Blackshear.

So. Ga. buckeyes, $5.50 gal.;
50 doz. plus postage. Mrs.
J. D. Phillips, Rt. 1, Box 130,
Wrightsville.

Nice rhubarb for home use,
25c lb. plus postage; or 20
lb. if you come after. Mrs. W.
Wise Lowman, Rt. 5, Ellijay.











Choice country cured ham,
good lean type, 8-15 Ibs. 90c
Ib. William E. Lanier, Rt. 2,
Box 84, Metter, Ph. 685 -1016.

Fresh herbs, washed clean:

Sassafras, vellow dock, yel-
low root, devils shoestring,
queen of meadow, cclts foot,

and life everlasting, 2 lb. lard-
boxful, $1.00 plus postage. R.
CG C. Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

"Nice clean 1 roots of yellow
dock, red sassafras, catnip,
queen of meadow, devils
shoestring, May apple, 2 lb.
Jardboxful, $1.00. plus post-
age. Mrs. H. A. Chastain, Rt.
5. Ellijay.

Cooling unit for poultry
house, 48 in. fan with 1/2 h.
p. elec. motor, 110 V., moves
180 cfm., fpm 295, new
cond., $100. 00. Watson J. Rey-
nolds. Rt. 2, Ellenwood, Ph.
637-9606 (Atlanta).

2 western saddles & Bona
Allen latigo roper, $95.00:
black tooled cutting saddle.
$65.00. George Lindsey, 3995
W. Washington Rd. East
Point, Ph, 766-7400. k







Ph. 948-7586 (Austell).

2 hog shipping erates, mea-
sure inside 20 x 14 x 28; 27 x
13mex: 45.2$1000 for the 2: or
$5.00 ea.,
Drexel, Rt. 3, Tifton, Ph.382-
2677.





Miscellaneous

WANTED



Want to pasture riding
horses through summer for
use of same, with someone
who loves horses and has
good pasture land and barn.
Linda Sexton, Rt. 1, Box 297,
Norcross, Ph. 448- 3193.

Want 12 qts. old-fashioned,
home made, chow chow. State
price. A. J. Thompson, Warm
Springs.





Want 30 tons, 1963 crop,
Coastal Bermuda hay deliver-
ed to my farm. Quote best
price first letter; also, want
several hundred pounds of
Bahia grass seed and Sericea-
Lespedeza seed; also, want 2
Farmall H. tractor tires and
tubes for back wheels. Neal T.
Williams, Rt. 3, Buena Vista.

Want up to 1000 lbs. of good
Crotalaria seed. Advise price
pee lb., and amount available.

. W. Ccle, Parrott, Ga.

Want used field peach box-
es, any number. Thomas E.
Byrd, Reynolds, Ph. TI 7-
3205.

Want a few gallons. of
blackberries for home use.
Must be within a few miles of
Decatur. Mrs. J. E. Wilkes,
1082 McConnell Dr., Decatur,
Me 4-7750 (phone evenings).

Want 7 tons of Coastal
Bermuda grass, well cured,
with a green cast to it, de-
livered to my barn. 5 mi. N.
of Roswell. Will give $22.00
a ton. Ralph Dangar, Roswell,
Ph. 993-9070.

Want Bunch Porta











Rica

Red Skin pctato plants. Ad-

vise price.

B. H. Samples,
Duhblia, .

in new cond. KE. P.



and has been well fertilized.
H..G. Smith, 308 E. 3rd Ave.,
Rome.

Handicrafts

FOR SALE.





Dbl. bed size quilt tops, ma-
chine sewn, good material in
gents bow, monkey wrench,

endless stairs, piano keys, and

bird trap, designs, $2.00 ea.;
oes around mitn., Fishing
boat, eastern star, eight point

star, and log cabin, $2.50 ea.

Add postage. Mrs. ic Aus-
tin, Rt. 1, Felton.



Nicely trimmed aprons with
bibs, $1.00 ea.: without bibs,
75 ea.; petholders, 15 ea.;
Ose piles 00: emb. dish towels, 3,
$1.00. Add postage. Mrs. H. A.
Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay.



Handmade crochet table-
cloth, approx. 70 x 74 inches,
$25.00. Mrs. H. G. -Holland,
Midland, Ph. FA 3-6162.



Hand smocked sofa pillows,
asstd. cclors in satin and ra-
yon brocade, $4.00 ea., plus
40c postage; also cotton ap-
rons, 75c ea. in asstd. colors.
No checks. Martha Bailey, Rt.
2, Box 178, Jasper.

White cro. bootees trimmed
in pink. blue, yellow and
green, 75c pr.; bibs to match,
both, $1.00; wht. cro. lace for
pilloweases, $1.00 pr.; cro.
potholders, $1.00 ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. H. H. Robison, Rt. 1,
Monroe.





2 yds. white and blue hen
and biddy tatting, 50c yd.; 2
yds. fancy blue and white tat-
ting, 50c yd.; one yd. white
tatting, 35c. Add 5c postage.
Mrs. G. T. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground.



Oval centerpiece with pan-
sies, $2.00; with roses, $1.50;
pansy dresser set $1.25; 7
rose doily, 2, $1.50: or all 7
pieces for $5.00. Mrs. Mae
Whittle, Rt..1, Box 34, Kings-



Crochet ruffled doilies, 16
in. diam.. in wht., pink and
yellow, $1.75 ea. $ CLOn 3 = DC:
vanity set, lg. size in pink,
yellow, wht., $1.00: set; cro.
doilies, 18 in. diam., wht.,
yellow or pink, 75 ea.; cro.
dinette centerpiece diamond
design, cream col., 24 to 26 in.
diam., $2.00 ea. 10c postage,
No checks. Mrs. W. C. Haney,
RGA. alas .



Button crown bonnets,

prints, solids, organdy and
lace trimmed, $1.75 ea.; old-
fashioned bonnets, trimmed,
$1.45; fancy lace trimmed or-
gandy band aprons, $1. 45 ea.;
print band aprons, with 2
pockets; clothespin aprons, 75c
ea.; bib coverall aprons wD
2 pockets, $i eas Mrs Ay
Hudgins, Rt. 1, Temple.

Dbl. bed size quilts: Poin-
settia design, red, yellow cen-
ters, green leaves and stems;
pansy design, pink, yellow,
lavendar, green leaves and



stems appliqued on bleached

sheeting, wht. lining, cotton
padded, hand quilted & bound
edges, $10. ea. Add 50c post-
age.~No checks. Mrs, Lola
Mae Maney, Rt. 2, Lula.



Soft, washable, genuine

lambskin baby moccasins in
pink, blue and white, all hand-
laced and emb. in white, mail-
ed in gift boxes, $1.10 pr.; 3
pr., $3.00, P. P. Mrs. Edgar
Watkins, Rt. 3, New Echota,
Calhoun.



Girls cotton dresses, prints,
checks in It. and dark colors,
wide skirts, 1 to 6, $1.25 ea.;
2. $2.00; hand emb. bleached
pillowcases, lg., heavy, $1.75
set: 2 sets, $3.00; unbleached
pillowcases, hand emb., lg.,
heavy, $1.25 sets, 2 sets, $2.
Lucey Musson, Rt. 2, Summer-
ville. :

Dbl. bed size quilts, heavy
cotton padded, $7.00 ea.,
pretty designs, 60c postage;
some quilt tops at $1.00, and
$2.00 ea., 35c postage: pretty
eotton print aprons, 50 ea.;
organdy ones, 50c_ @a.,



Border St.. Buford. |...



real |

15c}.
postage. Mrs. Roy Pruitt, 15/$



Poe a

Ladies ruffled old-fas!
ed bonnets, $1.00; lace
fled, $1.25; plain, 75c;
tack crown bonnets, 7
bib aprons,
aprons. =
rons, 50c; nilaeehe bi
1-8 yrs. old, 60c, plus p
Wise C..h, Humphreys
North Ave. Care,
Gainesville,


































Smocked waloweS and f;
aprons for sale. Write fo
tails, price and colors.
George F. Knittel, re 5
ton.

5 dbl. bed size quilt t
hand made of new pi
scraps, 2 non-such, 2 gel
bow ties, and 1 lazy gal
sign, ea. $2.50, cash or M
MrsisCe-G, Davis, aRteed
pire. :



Dbl. wed

Quilt tops:
ring; dbl. T.; Turtle; fan
ea., young mans fancy,

cabin, cross road, step to w
house, $3.00 ea.; others
$2 ea., all new prints. d
postage. Edna Foster, Rt. 3
Calhoun. pe ania

Childrens - dresses,
made, sizes 1-6 yrs. $2.00
full size cotton ;
spreads, asstd. cold., ae 50
aprons, 75c ea.;
elty potholders,
$1.00; dishtowels, )
or emb., 25c ea.; 5, ~
dbl. bed size quilt tops, p
ed by patterns. Mrs, Free
Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

Crochet centerpieces, 12_
diameter, 50 ea.; 3 pe. se
2. 12 in., and 1, 14 in., $2.0
decorative pot holders, 3, $
hot plate mats, 10c ea.;
best grade pillowcases w i
hand painted decoration, |
cro, edges, $2.00 ea. Add p
age. Mrs. W. E. Wooten,
2, Box 150, Camilla.

Nice, wen made, bib a
aprons, $1.0 rick
top,