Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1963 August 28

_ Farmers

PAW

Commissioner











ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1963

Seventh In A Series

OUR STATE



NUMBER 52







The future economy of the United States
going to be charted on the leisure time
her than on the working time of its citizens.

uring the past half century the United
es has experienced blessings that could be
undoing. Her population has expanded,

people are living longer and healthier lives
her industry and farming have become so
cient and mechanized that she requires few-
people for the production of the necessity
as for living.
is has led the nation from a 70 hour
king week to what is known as the 40 hour











ng less than 40 hours. The future certainly



week with most offices in big cities

indicates that it won't be long before we will.

have what is commonly known as a 30 hour
work week.

Continuing on this trend, we can easily
see how the off hours or leisure time of the

people of this nation is going to affect the

economy of our nation.

Georgia must, therefore, develop her

naiural resources if she intends to survive in -

the struggle that is developing to attract man
during his surplus time when he spends his
surplus money.

The continued development of Georgia's
agriculture and of Georgia's industry will not

sufficiently give to Georgia her share of the

national economy. Tourism must also be de-
veloped for Georgia's tourists and for those
out of state whom we would like fo visit
Georgia because of their spare time and
their spare dollars.

There are many places in Georgia that
could compete favorably with other places in
the nation if they were properly developed for
fourists.

The following article is the seventh mm a
series about Georgia's natural resources that
are being or should be developed into recre-
ational areas ond tourist attractions.

Phil Campbell







- Second of










| State Parles Depetineat

southern half of Georgia has its
of Geos 37 State Parks, with





i ties and points of historic interest.
F is area south of a line through Ma-
mn are 16 State Parks, four of which are







you like. the high country, Ee D.
eli State Park at Pine Mountain
the western section of the state is a
slight al spot for a days outing or long-
ion. The Roosevelt Inn offers fine
ommodations and meals, or there are

cabins for rent with full housekeep-

acilities. Five of the new Mobile

mes are also being installed here. Tent

id trailer sites are available, and shady

areas are tucked throughout the

. Warm Springs, Roosevelts summer

ite House, and the famous Callaway

dens are nearby; together with the

enic road through the park, all make

3 esting side trips.

Still in the western section but farther
th are Georgia Veterans Memorial
rk at Cordele, Kolomoki Mounds State
k at Blakely, and Chehaw State Park
Albany.

+ The. aa Veterans Memorial Park
most complete in the facilities availa-
Cottages and tent sites are situated
he shores of Lake Blackshear, noted
its excellent fishing and boating.

ere is a fine swimming pool and a most
teresting museum with a large display
photos and relics of both World Wars.

so on the park grounds is Camp Safety
trol, sponsored by the VFW and the
ighway Patrol, where groups of
joy vacation and are in-
he procedure of performing
at their schools.

nds Siate Park is in-




































Watch for

Three Articles on Georgia State Parks

Third In Series:

triguing to those interested in ancient In-

_ dian civilization as well as a fine recrea-
_ tional area. There is a museum of Indian
relics dating back as far as 5000 BC.,

and the excavated mounds show much
of how these early settlers of Georgia
lived. A fine beach on the lake and a
boat ramp offer an opportunity for wa-
ter sports and good fishing. A large
campground is sheltered in the trees and

there are innumerable picnic spots. Na-

North Georgia Parks

ture trails lead through the woods. To
the east of the main park area is a separ=
ate group camp, reserved for large
church, school or Scout organizations, and
which can accommodate as many as 100
persons.

Chehaw State Park near Albany is in
the old hunting country of the Creek In-
dians and is an ideal spot for a day's

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Farm Work

WANTED



_ White man, 49, wants job
at once on chicken farm help-

ing with layers and broilers,
- exp. in both, or general farm
work for 1964. Honest, sober
and dependable. Want with
people easy to get along with.
Will go anywhere, salary to
be $21. wk. or more. Troy
Rt. 1, Covington,
c/o Mrs. Emma Gaddy.



Man, disabled, -and family,
wants job taking care of farm,
making repairs, raising rab-
bits (have small rabbit farm
would like to enlarge) for
house on land and reasonable
rent. Letters answered. James
Morrow, Rt. 3, Box 322, Doug-
lasville.

White man, age 47, with
wife, son, age 10, and daugh-
ters, age 12 and 17, wants
full farm with no less than

3 acres of tobacco with some-
one who can handle truck and
tractor, or would consider
taking 3 to 6 acres of tobac-
co on balance of rest of wages
at $5. a day. Will have to
be furnished to make crop,
and to be moved. Wife and I





have lifetime exp. us farm-
ing. Cleo Bowen, Rt. 2, Pear-
son.

Man, white, age 67, good
health, wants light farm
work, caretaking, tending
stock, etc. in exchange for

room, board, and small sal-
ary. Raised on farm. Can go
now. Vernon Lewis, 483
Boulevard St.,
12, Georgia, Ph. MA. 7-6001.

Elderly white man, single,
desires job doing light farm
work such as gardening, car-
ing for livestock, chickens,
hogs, etc, in exch. for room,
board, and reasonable salary.
Will batch. Want modern con-
veniences. G. C. Henry, Rt. 2,
Rockmart.

Elderly white man, single,
desires job as handyman
around farm with nice elder-
ly people. Will care for cat-
tle, hogs, chickens, garden,
and do general farm chores.
Will live in or batch; must
have modern conveniences
and reasonable salary. Homer
Pinkard, Rt. 2, Rockmart, Ph.



SE, Atlanta H



Area code 404-684- 2183,

Married man, just wife and
self, age 59, wants job on
cattle or poultry farm with-
in. next few weeks (could be-
gin now). Prefer cattle farm-
ing, but would consider look-
ing after farm. Just self to
work. Raised on farm, and can
drive tractor, truck, and do
some carpenter work. Would
like to hear from good man

within 25-30 mi. of Atlanta.
Charley P:- Craven, Rt 2,
Buchanan. sakes



White man, age 67, in good
health, wants job on farm
for room, board, and small
salary. Lived on farm most of
life, and will go anywhere.
Can furnish good references.
Ellis J. Rogers, c/o Union
Cigar Store, Tifton.



Boy and his mother want
job with elderly lady help-
ing with farm work. Prefer
around Macon or _ Griffin.
Want 2 rooms, and will need
to be moved. Mrs. Ruth 2
Moses, Rt. 3, Lithonia (Z.
30058 8).

Man, 43, wife, and large
family - of 9 boys, wants job
taking care of large poultry
farm, prefer broilers on
halves. All able to work, ages
17 down to 9 yrs. 4 or 5 can
drive tractor and other farm
machinery. Need 6-7 R. house
and to be moved. Can move
after 1963 crop is gathered.
Have 10 years exp., and can
furnish references. Clarence
Nichelson, Rt. 2, Fairmount,
or call after 7 P.M, or On
weekends.



Want dairy job, or job on
chicken farm. Have been do-
ing dairy work for 18 years.
ave wife, son, age 17, who
can milk, and girl 10. Need
work now, and to be moved
soon. E, R. Ross, Rt. 2, Ma-
con.

Farm Help

WANTED





Want small family, middle-
aged, healthy, energetic, for
Reg. Angus farm. Someone
who is experienced with
equipment. Prefer man who
now has job but wants better
one.. J. M. Henson, 637 Wells
St., SW, Atlanta 10, Phe PL:
3-6174, :

C. harrow, model 80, good tires,

machinery, i

in livestock. 4 or 8 R. house
available, wired for elec.
stove, on school bus route, and
weekly salary starting at $50.
wk. Gus G. Moore, Resaca,
Ph. MA. 9-6929 (not collect).

Want farm help mainly to
pick apples
farm work. House with elec.,
but not wired for stove avail-
able. J. E. Anderson, Hurt
He Rt. 1, Austell, Ph. HE. 6-











Want middle-aged: healthy
couple to take complete charge
of cattle farm in Paulding
County. Must be exp. farmers,
handle horses, capable of
building and maintaining pas-
tures, fences, ete., drive trac-
tor, truck, and maintain ma-
chinery. Must be honest, de-
pendable, permanent, with
good recent references (no
drinkers or drifters). $100.
mo. with nice 3 R. house,
bath, elec. stove, and washing
mach. Mrs. Dan Geller, 23
Broad St., SW, Atlanta. (Write
for interview).

Want 2 families to pick cot-
ton.) 4 Re house -angy 251 by
house, wired for stove, water
at house, and close to church
and super market, school bus
by door. Mrs. Minnie Rogers,
Rt. 2, Cartersville.

Want middle-aged lady to
live in as member of family,
with own room, to do light
farm work, no nursing,
$20. week. References ex-
changed. Mrs. V. G. Carpen-
ter, Rt. 2, Mableton.

Need man, with family, who
can handle tractor and ma-
chinery, to maintain pastures,
and work with cattle and lay-
ing hens. Good location, good
schools and store. Mrs, Charles
Baaldwin, Paw ance, Ph, 434-
TOD ae ;







Equipment

FOR SALE



Hammermill in good condi-
tion. Bennie Ray Anderson,
Rt. 1, Social Circle, Ph. 464-
3521,

1953 Allis-Chalmers 2 row
eetton picker, and 1957 Allis
Chalmers WD-45 with adjust-
able front axle, and power
steering. Billy Simpson, Rt. 3,
McDonough, Ph. 423-3870.

6 horse power 2 whl. gar-
den tractor with Oliver 51
hillside plow and 8 disc har-
row; 2 whl. trailer frame, all
in good cond. A strong sturdy
tractor suitable for farming,
$100. William P. Dickson, Box
66, Clayton, Ph. 782-3166.

High head, high capacity
irrigation unit with Diesel en-
gine; also, 2 X 2 in. irrigation
unit with Briggs air-cooled
engine, both excel. cond., lo-
cated at Talbotton. R. F.
Lumsden, 2341 Academy Ct.,
NE, Atlanta, Ph. ME, 4-5041.

M. T. John Deere tractor
with cultivators and 10 disc









ready to go, $475. C. R. Cock,
Rt. 1, Alpharetta (2-% mi.
north, just off Hwy 19 on
Bethany Rd., near Martins
store), Ph. 475-5301.

44 Massey-Harris tractor,
1950 model in good cond.;
John Deere 3 dise turn plow,
drawbar type, with cylinder;
also McCormick International
No. 25 disc harrow, used for
only 10 acres. H. S. Moyd, Rt.
3. Barnesville.

60 in. woods rotary cutter,
belt driven, pull type, not 3
point hitch, $200.
Dailey, Rt. en Box 145, Mc-
Donough (Ze C2 30253).

2 manure spreaders, Massey
Harris 15, 90 bu. cap., now in
use. Preston Breedlove, Mon-
roe, Ph. 268-4363.

Surge pipeline with auto-
matic cleaning system, and 4
DeLaval units with 2 H. P.
DeLaval compressor, excel.
cond., $1,200. Henry A. Winn,
Dallas, Ph. 447-3690.

300 gal. fuel oil tank, $30.
W. K. Womack, Rt. 2, Factory
cece Rd., Austell, Ph. 948-

Allis-Chalmers mower, 6 ft.
blade, fits Model B. or Cc has
cut less than 10 acres, for sale
or trade for rotary mower. L.











E. Moulton, Rt. 1, Zebulon Rd.,
Macon, Ph. SH. D=Go20se

lee k
eae by 2 ft. 6 in. wi

and do general |.

for

| brooders,

Harold | 2620

rs m
from 1/16 in. boiler stee
John M. Barnes, Warm Ope
ings, Ph. 655- 3802. :

60 poultry feeders, 5 ft., 75c
ea.; also,
Bee del ss 60c ea. Harold Fowl-

, Canon, Ph. 245-8479.

Ae Chalmers tractor, with
motor in rear, and all equip-
ment consisting of 4 plows,
planter, 4 ft. cycle (whl.
type), and other equipment,
or overhauled last fall, $300.
for everything. James at Hail,
Rt. 1, Rosemont Rd., La-
Grange (first farm behind
Rosemont School).

Butane gas tank, 500 gal.,
above ground type. W. G. Orr,
Rt. 3, Box 179, College. Park,
Ph. 478-6875.

330 gal. Majonnier bulk
tank with new compressor,
$500.; also, my equity free if
you assume payments and
transfer title on DeLaval
pipeline, complete for 6
stanchion barn, installed in
1962, and now in use, balance
approx. $1500. Mike Minchew,
Rt. 1, Box 580; Waycross, Ph.
AT. 3-0599.











No. 5, good cond., runs in oil,
6 ft. blade fits. various tract-
ors, $95. A. B. Farrar, Jen-
kinsburg, Ph, 775-7628.

2 Geod used front wheels
for Ford Ferguson tractor,
with 2 new tires and tubes,
size 550 X 20, all for $40.;
also, some garden tools. Can-
not ship. G. W. Gravitt, 3320
Northside Parkway, N. W
Atlanta 27, Ph. CE. 7-2670.

Tractor mounted, 4 feed
Economy duster, use on either



dust only 100 Ibs., one time,
never been wet. Super A.
Farmall tractor, best offer, or
will trade for feeder pigs, or
part cash and pigs.
Vann, Rt. 5, Box 89, Savan-
nah.

Ford tractor, 4 disc tiller,
planters, fertilizer distribu-
tors, pick-up Ford harrow, 2
Sharefield sweeps, extra cul-
tivators, all in good shape,
$725., or would trade for cows.
T. L. Powell, Ae 1, Box 90,
Lake Park (Z.C _ 31636).

1952 8N Ford tractor in
good cond., $500. John J.
Chambless, Rt. 3; Nashville.

10 R-60 Shenandoah coal
brick lining, ther-
mostat- heat control, 1000 to
1500 chick eap., used for 3
broods of chicks, same as new,
sell all together, $450. Mrs. |
Preston Davenport, Blairs-
ville, Ph. 745-2298 (no collect
calls).

Two 2 horse hay rakes and
one 2 horse stalk cutter (can
be used behind tractor). Mr.
Ralph: i King, Ri 2 Tritt
Rd., Marietta, Ph. 438- 4914,

Irrigation system: 380 ft. of
pipe, 3-1/4 X 3-1/4 Wiscon-
sin engine complete, approx. 2
yrs. old, $850.; also, bush and.
bog harrow, $100.: also, cul-
tivator, complete, 3 point
hitch, like new. Joe Brock,
Box 297, Fairburn, Ph. 264-
2741 (after 6PM \

70 tooth heavy duty, 3 point
hitch, lift type drag harrow,
used one season, $125.: also,

10 ft. John Deere seeder, fer-
tilizer spreader in excel. cond,
$225. J. E. Brown, P.O. Box 8,

Monroe.

Farmall Super A. tractor, 3
dise tiller, cultivators, plant-
ers, 7 ft. mower, all in good















2 Box 137, Gordon, Ph. 628-

Than Deere Camment
Model A. tractor and 1 row
cotton picker, both, $2500,; 1
row corn puller, $275.; cul-
tivator, $75.;. wheat drill,
$300.; fertilizer spreader, $75.;
rolling hoe, $125,; combine,
$200.;. 1 disc harrow, $275.
Grady Jenkins, Rt. oe Box 192,
Adairsville.

9N tractor and crop blade
turning plow, cutting harrow
(tractor has 3 point hitch new
tires and newly rebuilt en-
gine), $750. for all; also,
metal bed trailer, $75. H. P.
Mull, Rt. 2, Acworth.

Rotary mower, Neighbors,
5 ft., pull type, $50. eash; also,
grain bin for corn, 1250 bu.
capacity, fair cond., $50. John
E. Buford, Lamar Rd., Ue





tube hanging

Tractor mower, John Deere |

or 2 row tractor, used to}

cond., $750. J. T. Jeanes. Rt.

| etc., sell all or part at barga

John Deere 12A combine










ule lift,

clover and feces on
cation, $300. F. Re
Sr Hamilton, Bas 2
verly Hall). :
















new, drawn by mule
here (just off Hwy.
R. Kittle, Rt. 1, Templ

Several used round
feeders,

129, Pearson, Ph. 534-75

Carter peanut shaker.
cond., and set of Sor
peanut -plows. L. K.
Ellaville, Ph. 937-3646.

.1 horse wagen in
condition. C. W. Milea
Redan Rd., Stone Mov
Ph. oe 9-7915 Gis
calls).

2,8 ff, ait ene wa
like new; 1 feeder,. wi
150 lbs. of feed, plus
hole, Roll- kleen nest
hens, never been used
ue in carton), W.R. Th

Pe 0. Box 316, _ Alphe
Ph. 475 =F2225 5

Minneapolis Moline D
sheller, pertable type on
ber, in operation, will
fice at $175.; also, 2







































road. Cy W. Hadden,
| Mill,. Louisville, Ph, i









"|plow (2 new dises),



right. Come see. G. D.
rester, Rt: oe Lula.






used 2 years. J. L
Rt. sae Carroliton, Ph.
62:




2 horse wagon
cond., reasonably priced
Willie Marques, Rt. 1.
Vernon Rd., Austell, Pi
2863 (no collect calls)





in., 3 point hitch, $125
Bear Cat hammermi
on rubber-tired trailer,
very little, $800.; power
Continental Red Seal,



-| John Deere, 10 disc, bus



harrow, 3. point hitch, {
like new. Lamar Putnam, R
2, Fairburn, Ph. 964-6936.

Intnl. combine 64
with grain tank, excel cond
Intnl. hay baler, good r
ing cond.: Haban corn sh
PTO with 3 point hitch, bage
er and truck loading att:
ment, used very little,
cond.; also, 34 HM Intn
row, corn snapper, ae
Ben Overstreet, Rt.
sonvlle, Ph. 265- 3013,

Set of heavy duty porta
Chore-Master post hole d
ers with 2 augers, $100..
meas C. Milam, Burnt

Rt, 4, Carters
(Z. Cc 30120) Ph. 382-4
(no collect).

Large corn Pindae and
small shellers for sale. W
T. Tate, 190 Park Av
hens, Ph. LI. 8-4921. .

250 gal. underground pre
pane gas tank, $50., inelud
copper tubing. C. P. ing
tome duieae ae Box 203, Tu
Ph,' 938-3157. :
Athens 5 -dise tiller
seeder box; 2, 2 horse, wa
and New Holland mow
blade. Homer L. Cha
Rt. 2, McDonough. |

15 A. R. Wood gas broo
1000 cap.;




















































cond. Joseph Lackey, Rt.
Statham, Ph. LI. 3- 3915 G L
hens). 3

250 gal. Wilson bulk
tank, dbl. vat stainless ste
tub, 30 gal. elec. water hea

er, 2 bucket type Marle
milkers, compresser, mot












prices. Earl Crowe, Rt. 1, Bi

730, LaFayette (Z. C. 30721
(1-1/4 mi. north of LaF
ette).

21 ft. Mayrath 6 in. a
elevator, $45.; John
Grassland drill with sma
seeder attachment, 7 Bop C4
tors, perfect cond., $450.;






rebuilt engine, grain
and slow speed ae
for cowpeas, $250.








ru SH. 5-1760,

( %
(Z. 31











\t hite u
per x C. Farmall tractor; and
a 2 bottom plow and dbl. disc
harrow for Super C. Farmall,
fast hitch. Ura J. Yoder, Rt.
Lo Box 22,7 ousville -Z...:
304384), Ph. MA. 5-3337, (no
collect calls).


















dmill and stand; also,
) gal. metal water tank, in
j cond. Located 2 mi. 'So.
rlington, Ga. Mrs. Inez
isley, 328 Lee St., Daw-
. 995-2504, (no collect

' Dixie Diesel tractor, 3
plow, Taylor-way B
2 row subsoiler, 8 ft.
spreader, hay rake,
type, planters, black-
i tools, all eee 3






oeck week days.
vers, 221 W. Popular St.,
ffin. |





















Intnl. 1-20 High
eotton picker mounted
0 Farmall tractor, picked
aales, 426 hours cn tractor,
fect cond., sacrifice for
cash sale. Ed Darsey,

nsville, Ph. 893-6681.

goat milking
shine, cheap. Make offer.
~ McMahon. 1929 Cherry
_ Augusta, Ph. RE. 3-3710.

food used small harrow,
also, old-fashioned, mule
mowing machine, $10.
Wurst, Rt. 2, Ochloch-





ood 1 horse wagon and
ess, cheap. F. O. Bishop,
ae Rd., oe Ph.

A. C. Case tractor and
quipment in good cond.
J. S. Evans, Rt. 1, Rang-
GC: 30734).

ohn Deere MT tractor with
fivator and 5 ft. scrape
de, has 3 point hitch, good
ss, and runs good, $700.
cold Webb, 6393 Winter
ypel Rd., Decraville, Ph.
-0056 (after Sais M.).

H. C. No. 15 hay baler
oH. P., I. H. C. engine,
self feeder, good cond.,
gle phase 1750 rpm. bali
ring G. E. motor with 4
3 groove V-belt pulley, 3
vy 144 in. belts for same,
{ cond.; also, 25 ft. of feed-
cable used for heavy water
ips dB Ingram, Rt-' 2,
son, Ph. 835- 2677.

Equipment

WANTED












Nant 2300 metal nests for
is and 125 hen feed troughs
zood cond. R. O. Henington,
-houn. ;



Nant Farmall or Molene
ctor with front end load-
W. H. Holcomb, 3098 La-
oo Decatur, Ph. ME.

Want 50, 5 ft galv. chicken
ders in good cond., with
Is and stands; 2 to 6 brick
ad top feed Cole brooders
good cond., with hoods not

sding repairs, within 50
ot Cumming. C/ R. Burell,
Cumming, Ph. 887-

eS (after 6 P.M.). No col-
t calls.

Want one 40-50 or 60 HP
power unit, good cond. T. F
Sapp, Abbeville.

Want small tractor, live
power, 3-point hitch, hydrau-
lie system, no equip.; will



B. with Powertral and 3-
point kit, complete with plan-
ters, cultivators, and nearly
new tires, in good cond., or
will pay cash if priced right.



He Vee Biotiw ental DOx 92,
Greenville.
Want late model tractor

i 3-point hitch and neces-
sary equipment to farm with.
State cond. and price. Charles
W. Stewart, 103 B. Chatham
City Apts., Savannah.

Want rotary mower for
Cub tractor, and under mount
type. David W. Thornton, P.
: Box 63, Macon, Ph. SH. 5-
1677





Want power sprayer for
spraying up to ft. high,
must be in- good cond. State
price, full details and descrip-
tion. 5 Wilson. bs 20.
Box 677; Thomasville.

Want to buy 3 point hitch
side delivery rake or pull-
type side delivery rake in
good cond., and reasonably
priced. W. L. Robinson, P.

Drawer poe College Park, Ph.





PO. 1-15
Want late model 1-row
corn puller for late model

in good cond.
A. Lowery,

Ford tractor,
Write details. J.
Rt. 4, 4, Eastman.

Want old but dependable
tractor with power take off,

within 100 mi. of Thomas-
ville, cheap for cash; also,
want good rotary mower.
Doyle White, Rt. 3, Box 88,
Thomasville. |

Want tractor and equip-

ment to be delivered to farm
at Charing, Ga. for cash.
George EOS Ht 1, Box 133,



Riceboro (Z. C 31323).
Want 500 uate or larger,
Propane gas tank. Advise

cheapest cash price in_ first
letter. Wilmer Smith, Rt. 5,
Box 494, Newnan.

Want to buy 6 in. Ham-
mermill for Cub Farmall
tractor; state age, cond., and
ces (with bagger or socker).
M. D. England, Youngs Mill
Rd., Gece:

Want used, 8, 9, or 10 John
Deere Killifer offset harrow.
State cond., and price in first

Cochran.

Want old Case corn_ har-
vester for parts (maybe in
running cond.); also, old dis-
carded Oliver 66 tractor, one
never to be used again, for
parts. C. L. Rhyne, Americus.

Want to buy roller syrup
mill power driven by tractor,
delivered or not, 50 or 75 mi.
of Atlanta. Gus Philips, Boul-
dercrest Rd., SE, Atlanta (at
DeKalb and Clayton Co. line)
Ph. 241-4980 (after Aug. 18).
eat Uap ss dee nearer eS

Want to buy automatic
chicken feeder up to 8000
capacity. State make, cond.,
and price. C. T. Tolliver, Rt.
1, Rocky Face.



Want a 2 row corn snapper

oer John Deere No. 227 i
cond., no junk. T. EH.

SDs Rt. 2, Newnan.

Want table saw. Write stat-

ing what you have. K. Hop
Perkins, 5 ae Grady St.
Claxton (Z. C. 30417).



Want G.L.F. washer and
ader combination, 10 cases
_better an hour capacity.
ull Jordan, 219 Hayes St.,
ecoa.

Want to buy rotary mower
at will work on an 8N Ford
tors cheap for cash. C. S.
vis, . Box 78, Cordele,
. 273-2641 (on wk. ends).

Want old model John Deere
ictor rim size 10 x 38; an
yvuld take tire, same _ size.
IM Biles Rt 2.2, Box +220;
affin= (Zi -C:=30223):

Want good used Super A
rmall or Allis-Chalmers B.

rm tractor with or without
ly mower. Warren Carter,
. 1, Byron.





Want used lime spreader
id. Wri

Want used metal grain bins.
State size as to measure, and
capacity, and price; also, want
good used grain cleaner. State
make, cond., capacity, and
price. Will have to be pers

right, and no junk. W.
Perry, Box 86, Leslie.
Want 350 tube, hanging,

poultry feeders for chicken
house. Purina P-16-G prefer-
red. Don R. Owens, Rt. 3,

d|Calhoun, Ph. MA. 9-5656.

Want Farmall Cub tractor;
prefer low boy with other
equipment; also, small shal-
Jjow well pump. H. W. Robin-
son, 927 Avebury oe East
Point.

Want Farmall Cub tractor
with turning plow, disc and
cultivator, or another make
of Cub in good cond. with












some equipment. Lester Wa-
ters, Rt. 5, Ringgold.





Livestock

FOR SALE



Cattle

2 Reg. Holstein bulls, 1 yr.
old, service age, out of 15,-
000-17,000 lb. cows by ABS
sires, $150. choice. Preston
Breedlove, Monroe, Ph. 468-

trade old model John Deere | 4363.

Thoroughbred Santa Ger-
trudis cows and bulls; also,
few second cross cows. J.
MoS c/o Double M. Farms,
O. Box 119, Carrollton, Ph.
rE. 2-2852 (member Santa
Gertrudis Breeders Intnl).

Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
bull, calved Nov. 12, 1962,
good markings, well made
Domino breeding, a good calf,
$175. E. B. Swanson, Rt. ie
Box 468, Young Harris.

Reg. Angus cattle: cows
with calves at side and re-
bred, and yearling heifers and
bulls. Good breeding and
reasonable prices. Mrs. A. W.
Hill, 2925 Nancy Creek Rd.,
NW., Atlanta, Ph. CE 7-2822.

Charolais cross and Char-
bray cross heifers, vaccinated
and ready to wean; also,
Charolais Cree bull calves.
R. Benzel, Rt. , Thomasville.

"Pole er bull, full
blooded but not Reg. 3 yrs.
and 10 mos. old, weighs about
1200 lbs. Will stay in any en-
closure. Selling to prevent in-











ac
May 15, 1963, reas-

ure
yrs. old
Ree: Spence,

onably priced.
Rt. 1, Villa Rica.

Shorthorn bull, Reg. straw-
berry roan, approx. 16 mos.,
old gentle, excel. conf., rea-
sonably priced. D.- C. Collier,
Barnesville.

Reg. Guernsey heifer, calf-
hood vaccinated, artificially
bred to Reg. Guernsey bull,
best bloodlines, to calve Sept.
15, 1963.. A. N. Tuck, 801
Glenwood Dre, Thomasville.

2 dbl. Reg. Hereford bulls,
12 and 14 mos. old, good
bloodlines and well marked,
reasonably priced. William
Harris, Rt. 3, Jeff Davis Rd.,
Thomaston, Ph. 647-4098 (no
collect calls).

Holstein heifer, 13 mos. old,
beautiful markings, well fed
and tended, very gentle and
from good stock. Cecil Coke,
985 Wesleyan Drive, Macon,
Ph. 754-1561.

Reg. Jersey heifer, will
freshen soon with first calf.
See at W. W. Goswicks,
Dawsonville. Hoyt Goswick,
32 Spring Hill Drive, Buford,
Ph. 434-5031.

100 good quality Whiteface
feeder steers, avg. wt. ap-
prox. 500 lbs. C. F. Peek, c/o
Bear Creek Farm, Rt. 2, Box
270, Americus, Ph. 924-5726.

2 Reg. polled Hereford cows
with calves by side, $500. at
farm. N. M. Buckner, utes.
Palmetto, Ph. 463- 5612.

Jersey-Guernsey cow with
2nd calf by side 1 mo. old,














breeding. H. V. McDaniel,|real gentle family cow, $150.
1262 College Place, Macon, O. E. Younce, 215 Senoia Rd.,
Ph. SH 2-3232. Fairburn, Ph. 964-7275.

Reg. Whiteface cows, wt. Dbl. Reg. polled Hereford
900 to 1200 lbs., $225. to|heifers, C.M.R. and Victor
$325. ea. Joe Brock, Box 297, Domino breeding, calfhooa

Fairburn, Ph. 964-2741 (after
6 P.M.).

vaccinated. Fred D. Puckett,
Dawson, Ph. 995-2860.

Angus bull, 1

ferent ages and sizes, nomi-
nated in United Duroc Ass Diss
tested for Lepto, Bangs, and
treated for Cholera and
worms. A. C. Weathers, P. O.
Box 37, Hwy. 32, Mershon.

Reg. Spot hogs, good
growth, long lean meat type.
he KeeeWatson, hts 27 Wony
Gaines, Ph. 768- 4827.

Reg. breeding Hampshires,
Durocs, Yorkshires, boars and
gilts, ready to go, and priced
a Bei Lawton Ursrey, Hazle-

urst.

Black Poland China boars,
open and bred gilts, Bangs
free herd, Reg. in buyeis
name. W. T. Jennings, Rt. 2,
Americus.












Yorkshire breeding stock
from top bloodlines, from
extra lg. litters and good
milking sows. Herd is State
Cert, Brucellosis free; = cert.

No. 44; also, few extra nice
service age boars ready to go,
and few open gilts and wean-
ed pigs. Rudolph J. Cham-
bless, Homerville Road, Nash-=
ville, Ph. 686-3877.

Good Reg. Duroc sow and
9 pigs, 2 wks. old, from Blue



Ribbon boar nominated in
United Duroe Swine Registry,
$275. for all. Brown,

Felton (at Polk and Haralson

|Co. line), Ph. 646-3742 (Bu-



chanan).
Reg. Black Essex (fattens
any age, ideal for cross-

breeding with Hampshire
Poland China etc.), several

litters, some available Sept. 1,

10 wks. old $25. ea. Wiley Ge
Dampier, Rt. 1, Box 210, Val-
dosta.

Choice Duroc hogs, males
and females, all from large
litters, treated, reg. in buy=-
ers name, all ages. William EH.
Lanier, Rt. 2, Box 84, Metter,
Ph. 685-1016.



_ Good milch cow for sale.
Write for information. Wayne
Hamon, Box 406, St. Marys,
Ph. 882-5339.

Reg. polled Hereford heif-
er, 1 yr. old, out of CMR Ad-
vance Domino bloodilines. R.
H. Cotter, Jr., Box 303, Rock-
bridge Rd., Lilburn, Ph. 938-



Purebred Shorthorn bull,
muley-headed, frosty color,
16 mos. old, good, Bonule, wt.

around 800 lbs., $150.; also,
Shorthorn heifer, _bred, wt.
700 lbs. $135. P. J. Sewell,

Lavonia, Ph. 556-8121.

Dark, well marked, Reg.
horned Hereford bull of Zato
bloodlines, calved June 19,
1960, tame and halter broken.
Carl Roberts, Ball Ground.

Reg. Black Angus bull, wt.
800 lbs., 16 mos. old, reason-
ably priced. O. G. Alexander,
Hees Douglasville, Ph. 942-



letter. David Simpson, Rt. 2,| 44

Reg. Angus heifers bred to
leading bloodlines; open heif-
ers and non-registered heif-
ers; bred cows, cows with
ealves at side and rebred. To-
tal of 21 head, priced right
for whole lot; also, Reg. An-
gus bulls old enough for ser-
vice. All. clean, C. V., and
guaranteed breeders. F. W.
Phillips, Rt. 1, Kennesaw, Ph.
428-2959.

Purebred Holstein bull, 2
yrs. old, wt. approx. 750 lbs.,
$185. A. E. Daniel, 1808 Rocky
icc Rd., Macon, Ph. 788-

6 Black Angus bulls, 12 to
24 mos. old, best bloodlines,
some Reg., all others subject
to Reg., $150. to $350. Sam
Sommer, Sommerdale Farms,
Hawkinsville, Ph. 893-7201.







23 head Whiteface cattle:
12 cows and 11 calves, cows
are young, avg. wt. 900 lbs.,
s 400. Lamar Putnam, Rt.

. Fairburn (see at Preston).

10 Res. polled Hereford
cows, 11 grade, 1 Reg. polled
Hereford bull,

sired by KBF

Victor Return 2. Richard. T.
Be Moiena, Ph. 553-
5

3 young Reg. cows, best of
Eileenmere breeding, 2 with
ealves at side, all pred to son



Swine

Purebred Poland China
boars, 6 mos. old, can be Reg.
$40. ea. These are real meat
type hogs, sired by Famous
Showboat "21539, the Reserve
Champion boar at 1962
Natnl. Spot Light Show and
Sale at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Harold J. Henderson, Rt. 3,
Dublin, Ph. 272-4900. (no col-
lect calls).

Reg. Perapenned boars, 6
mos. old, old enough for light
service, very good | bloodlines,
from Mighty Ranger, great-
grandson of Western Packer,
a $4000. boar, and from herd
tested for Bangs and Lepto.
Boars treated for Cholera and
worms, and are eligible for
registration, $55. to $60.;
boars not eligible, $45. to $50.
O. W. Taylor, Jr., Rt. 5, Moul-
trie, Ph. 985- 43.04.

Duroc boars and gilts, 2
to 4 mos old, treated for Chol-
era, can be Regs o20n eds;
service age boars, $55. ea.
Frederick Zipperer, Rt. 1,
Box 182, Guyton (15 mi. SE
Guyton on Hwy. 30), Ph. 772-





Reg. Jersey cow to freshen 3345

Oct. 8 with thire calf. See at
my home on Lakeland Rd.
Mrs. Claud A. Welchel, Rt. 6,
Gainesville.



Reg. polled MHerefords: 8
young bulls weighing over
500 lbs., one over 600 lbs., 10}

extra good |. heifers, and
steers. Many are good enough
to show, $150. to $200. ea. W.
M. Boomershine, Rt. 3, Ma-
rietta, Ph. 427-5405.

Holstein cow, will be com-
ing fresh with third calf in
November, gave about 12,000
Ibs. of milk last lactation, bred
to ABS bull. Verlin Eshle-
man, Rt. 1, Hephzibah, Ph.
592-4576. (no collect calls).

Reg. Guernsey male, 30
mos. old, lg. size, well mark-
ed, dehorned, and ring in
nose, $175., or exchange for
some good Coastal Bermuda
hay free from sand spurs and
other weeds, and cured with-
out rain. Thurmond,



H. 5
Ph, 769-5065 (at night).

4| $10.

Tamworth pigs, gilts, and
boars of May farrow; 11 ser-
vice age boars. All Reg. in
buyers name. Dorsey Adams,
Rt. 1, Lindale.

30 pigs for sale at my home,
ea. Come see any day
of the week. J. C. Staples,
Rt. 1, c/o Dogwood Farm, De-
catur (on Joe Scolman place),
Ph. DR. 7-4622, | office hours.

Large black English swine
imported from England: ser-
vice age boars and gilts, bred
and unbred SOWS, and wean-



ed pigs. Mrs. Hubert Smith,
Ri eee 129, Pearson, Ph.
534-758

ac pigs, thoroughbred,

Poland China and Duroc- Jer-
sey crossed, 6 wks. old, $10.
ea. at my farm; also, thor-
oughbred Spotted Poland
China sow, $60., or best of-
fer at my farm. Mrs. Luella



Fuller, 4083 Riggins Mill Rd.,



Macon Ph. 746-8370.

Feeder pigs for sale cross-
ed with little bone Guinea,
Duroc and Poland China, 22
lb. FOB farm, (from 40 to
LOO? lbs ave. oo wt)in B.ewe
OBerry, Rt. 1, Millwood.

Service boars and open
gilts Spotted Poland China
Reg. in buyers name. Quali-
ty breeding. M. J. Blackmon,
Pinehurst (4 mi. SE). Ph.
645-3544.

Landrace pigs for sale from
M.C.S. boar (Mr. Winston) 8





of Eileenmere 78th, $200.-| wks. old; $25. ea. Reg. in
$400. Dr. W. H. Hill, Rt. 2)|buyers name. M. C. Sumner,
Powder Springs, Ph. CH. 3-|Rt. 1, Box 162B, Warner
Zplaleles Hob inS. ye 923-3362 (after

Pigs $10. ea. and up. Good
feeder pigs. Leonard E. Pitt-
man, Rt. Box 417, Douglas=
ville, Ph. "949.4259.

9 purebred Durocs: 5 males,
4 gilts, raised out of litter of
13; also, purebred S. P. GC.
boar, ready for service. R. G.
Hore pend, Tilly.) Ph. <2268=





Reg. Landrace and York-
shire service age boars, bred
gilts, open gilts, and feeder
pigs. Terrell Swindle, Nash-
ville, Ph. 686-9292.

Reg. meat type Hampshire
hogs, from best bloodlines,
treated: boars for service and



open gilts, only a few_left.
C2 G. Studstill, Rt. 1, East-
man (10 mi. SW _ of, near

Hwy. 87), Ph. 374- 3908.



Horses, Mules & Pontes



Palomino pleasure mare,
bred to PHBA Reg. stallion
Chico Lindo, Jr.; also, 4 yr.
old Reg. Q. H. gelding; 2
monel decorated parade sadd-
les and cutting horse saddle,
all in A-1 cond. Mrs. Gail
Myers, 761 Morosgo Dr., NE.,
Atlanta, Ph. 233-6519.

2 type A. Albino stallicns, 1
weanling, 1 yearling; excel.
bloodlines for anyone desiring
to breed 100 pct. Palominos,
very cheap. Make matched
pair. Mrs: J. W. Bailey, Way-
nesboro, Ph. 2037.

Roan Quarter type mare,
good conf., very gentle, $275.;
also, at stud, Palomino stall-
ion, fee $25. with return pri-
vileges; will board mares at
$1. a day. M. S. Cooper, c/o
Confederate Manor Ranch,
Houze Way, Roswell, Ph. 993-
9061 (not collect).

Extra nice purebred Tenn=
essee Walking sorrel mare, not
Reg., 7 yrs. old, 100 lbs. wt.,
extra good saddle horse, gent-
le and beautiful. D. J. White,
Rt. 3, Eastman, Ph. 374-3873
(no collect calls, or Sunday
sales).



Cherry red Durocs of- ieee





























































































GGucranteed by Manufacturer
FFound by State Chemist

ALLIED MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia

PROTEIN





KITCHENS FEED MILLING COMPANY, Atlanta, Seoraia:





JOHNSON. FEED MILL, Cedartown, Georgia i
. Johnson's All Mash Layer : f
*Protein low

























































































Waynes Broiler Starter ''F"' Medicated M-60 G 23.0 5.0 3.0 Sour Pride Laying Mash Bs SN,
*Protein low F 22.8 2.2 2.6 *Proein low 4 ae SF:
Kirchene Best Hog Feed eae Sa,
ASH BROTHERS MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Georgia *Protein low i d F
Ash Broiler Starter Mash Medicated G 23.0 6.0 3.5
*Protein low F 22.6 6.0 2.6 LACROSSE MILLING COMPANY, Cochrane, Wisconsia
Ash Broiler Starter Mash Medicated Gc 23.0 6.0 3.5 - Feeding Oat Meal CHS:
*Protein low Q a 22.1 6.0 27 *Protein low, Fiber high eo SEE
Ash Broiler Starter Mash Medicated SG 23.0 6.0 3.5 Lightweight Pulverized Oats uo
*Protein low F 22.5 6.4 2.4 : *Fiber high F
BOGGS FARM SUPPLY, Duluth, Georgia LIBERTY RICE MILL, INC., Kaplan, Louisiana : Ee
Boggs Custom Mix Calf Feed G 18.8 3.2 6.0 Rice Mill By-Product : G
*Protein low, Fiber high F 17.2 3.3 6.5 *Fat low 4 oF
Boggs Custom Mix Nog Feed Medicated Sc 17.07 93.56 5.44
*Protein low E - 16.2 3.8 5.4 LORET MILLS, Chattancoga, Tennessee ee tees S
Loret Broiler Mash - Medicated GC
SURCH'S TRADING POST, Clarkesville, Georgia ' *Protein low : FE.
Burch's Best Broiler Mash G 23.0 5.0 5.5 ; pee
*Protein low E 22.2 6.4 3.4 MARBUT MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgia
: Fairway Cage Concentrate Medicated S
BYRD MILLING COMPANY, Loganville, Georgia : ; : *Protein low F
Byrd-Best Brand Sweet Dairy Feed SG 15.3 3.4 13.6 Fairway Cage Concentrate Medicated BGS
*Protein low F 18.0 4.0 15.0 *Protein low : a eee
: Fairway 44% Poultry Concentrate GS
CEDAR VALLEY MILLS, Cedartown, Gorgia : *Protein low, Fat low F
Swisher Broiler Booster Medicated cS 24.0 6.0 5.0
5 *Protein low Be es33 6) AT MASTER MIX FEED MILLS, Athens, Georgia a
CENTRAL SOYA, McMillan Feed Division, Ft. Wayne, Ind. . ale tata aan aie ig Legumes een
Thrifty-Fifty 50% Solvent Extracted Dehuiled : Lee oer :
Soybean Meds Seo = a0 MOSSY CREEK FARMS, INC., Perry, Georgia See
Protein low F 49.0 1.2 2.9 Casal Pellaks fees iG
Master Mix Broiler Ration 328-16C Medicated GS 220 6.0 3.0 erie See oe es ress FE.
*Protein low F 21.0 6.3 2.9 Sheen fae :
ibnifty Eifty <50: solvent sextpeted OU Ualed mS Boe ae NASSAU FERTILIZER & OIL CO., INC., Fernandina, Beach, Fla
Soybean: Meal = g : z : Nassau Fish Meal with Preservative GS
*Protein low F 49.3 7 2.3 Ye Nprapein low ster F
Master Mix H. E. Breeder Concentrate 087 1c 42.0 5.0 5.0 : Meet
*Protein low ee Ee! 3-6 NORTH GEORGIA RENDERING COMPANY, Cumming Georgia
CHESTNUT MOUNTAIN HATCHERY, Chstnut Mountain, Georgia Roultty, By;ttoducl | Mea Ges
Chestnut Mountain All-Mash Layer G 16.0 3.5 3.5 Protein low, Fiber high | hese
* 7 7 3
: Ercteinalew Boece ee ae PATRICK FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia =
: CONSOLIDATED BLENDERS, INC., Guntersville, Alabama Patrick's Check-R-Mix Creep Feed F GS
: 18% Deliydrated Alfalfa w/Animal Fat & 13.0 15 27.0 *Protein low <F
*Profein low F. 17.6 2.3 23.1 = j : : :
; ; RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missouri
CUMMING HATCHERY, Cumming, Georgia 3 Purina Milk Chow 6
Cumming H. E. Pullet Developer G 16.0 3.0 6.0 *Protein low F
*Fiber high F 16.1, 3.6 6.5 ;
Cumming H. E. Pullet Developer cS 16.9 3.0 6.0 RICELAND FEED MILL, Stuttgart, Arkansas cate
*Fiber high FO 164 3.7 6.5 Rice Mill By-Preduct &
* : e
DINIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee ace Hay SEED NILES oe ae Fiber Nah ie
Red aLiCHESnons = : nee B03 zo Red Hot High Energy Broiler Ration Ap a Mee Gf
Protein low F 15.7 4.9 6.5 _ *Protein low = ee a
Red Ton, Stone ee ee Red Hat H. E. Broiler Ration Am T Medicated | Ge
Fiber high Z : 6.5 AProtein low Ee
i SHE s Lancaster, Pennsylvania ; ae
Se ce wee . 20.0 25 13.0 ROME OIL MILL DIVISION, Rome, Georgia ABR
Protein Low F 19.1 23 9.9 Cherekee Brand 31% Protein Cottonsesd Meal SiG
: *Protein low cael
FARMERS RICE MILLING COMPANY, INC., Lake Charles, La. Cherokee Brand 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal 2 GF
= Rice Mill By-Products S 6.0 5.0 30.0 *Protein low F
*Protein low, Fat low F 57. 4.6 30.0 : :
: : SMITH POULTRY COMPANY, Cumming: Georgia : S
FEEDRIGHT MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Gorgia i Smith's Layeration PAS
' Perfecto 16% Dairy Feed G 16.0 3.0 =12.9 *Protein low ioe Fe
*Fat low F 18.9 2.6 8.9 . : : se
FLINT RIVER MILLS, INC., Bainbridge, Georgia : Thine cays cee Augustan, Georgia <
F-R-M Univ. of Ga. 35% Sow & Pig Supplement : P Lees otein low g -
Meal G 36.0 15 9.0 oe Je
* . : -
spe roteln lem Pe ee SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia oe
GEORGIA POULTRY FEED MILLS, INC., Dalton, Georgia Broiler Starter Mash Medicated Se
Strain's Broiler Mash 308 ZB Medicated G 210 85 4.0 *Protein low F
*Fat low x F 23.0 7.3 2.4 ; a :
; : . SOUTHLAND MILLING COMPANY, INC., Gainesville, Georgia Sees
HALES & HUNTER, Cartersville, Georgia : Alto Broiler Finisher Medicated E-13 1Gae 20:0 ie)
Red Comb Broiler Finisher G 21.0 6.0 3.5 2 *Fot low so EE 20.4
*Fat low F 21.9 5.3 2.9 : -
Red Comb Broiler Finisher Medicated GS 21.0 6.0 3.5 SPARTAN GRAIN & MILL COMPANY, Spartanburg, South Carolina
*Fat low F 21.3 5.7 2.7 Spartan Quality 16% Dairy Feed G 16.0
*Fiber high F170
HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Fort Valley, Georgia Dry & Freshening Feed 2G 1220 =
Pay Day G-R 600 Growing RationMixing SuPplemeny G 36.0 3.0 10.0 *Fiber high oh oo SOQ eae
*Protein low FF 35.6 3.9 6.4 SENEAGHESS a
HATCHER MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia a STAR ee INTERNATIONAL, S. A., Panama City, R. De P.
ish Meal Gitex
Super Duper All Mash Layer G 17.0 4.5 3.5 protein ieee F
*Protein low, Fat low F 16.3 4.2 2.5 Star Kist- Fish Mal SG.
Super Duper 16% Extra Fine Dairy Feed G 16.0 3.0 15.0 *Protein low A FE
*Fiber high F 18.1 3.1 16.2 se :
HEAVEN HILL DISTILLERIES, Bardstown, Kentucky ve ss SWIFT & COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois ee
Corn Distillers Dried Grains G 2690 80 12.0 Swift's Broiler Starter Concentrate Re eee Ss
*Protein low Fe 2552136 7. *Protein low F





HOPE RICE & FEED MILL, Crowley, Louisiana
Rice Mill By-Product
*Fiber high

FEEDS PENALIZED FOR FAILURE TO MEET MANUFACTURER'S GUARANTEE
June, 1963 -

GGuaranteed by Manufacturer
FFound by Siate Chemist

PPenalized

GS
F

5.5
5.5

45
4.5





PROTEIN FAT FIBER

ALBUMINA SUPPLY COMPANY, New York 5, New York

Peruvian Fish Meal G 65.0

{P) Protein low F 59.5 7.6 2.6

BARRY-CARTER MILLING COMPANY, Lebanon, Tennessee
Fortune Hominy Feed GS 10.0 5.0 6.0
{P) Protein low, Fiber high F 9.7 7.9 8.0

CAROLINA MILLING COMPANY, Laurens, South Carolina
South Siates Maxi-Milk Dairy Pellet Ration G 16.0 3.0 11.0
F 14.5 43.3

(P) Protein low, Fiber high





RALPH WELLS & COMPANY, Monmouth, Illinois
Deg Food Improver ~

*Fiber high

n@



CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia -
Prosperity Brand 41% Protein Cottonseed Meal GS
(P) Protein low F



CENTRAL SOYA, McMillan Feed Division, Fi. Waynes ind ie
Master Mix Cattle Blend Concentrate 764-J Seb S
(P) Fiber high - ibe



CULPEPPER MILLING COMPANY, Bowden, Georgia
Ground Snap Corn

(P) Protein low, Fiber ae

Ground Snap Corn ye

(P) Protein. low, et low. Fiber high





June, 1963.

(Continued from page 4)

ILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
Lea 40% Hog Supplement
{P) Protein low, Fat low

LING COMPANY, Cochrane, Wisconsin



(P) Fiber nial :

See COMPANY, Cairo, Georgia
i Vita-Maid 49% Hog Supplement
{P) Protein loners Fat ete Fiber high





_ (P) Protein low, Fiber high

5: BY- PRODUCTS,
Rice Mill Feed



INC., Crowley, Louisiana

eee i 5.
(P) Protein low, Fat low, Fiber high : 3 4,



RICELAND FEED MILL, Stuttgart, Arkansas
Rice Mill Feed
{?) Protein low, Fat low, Fiber high
Rice Mill By-Product
(P) Protein low, Fiber high
Rice Mill By-Product
(P) Proteia low



SOUTHERN COTTON OIL DIVISION, Macon, Georgia
Sco-Co Brand 36% Protein Cottonseed Meal, P.Q.
(P) Protein low, Fat low, Fiber high



SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
17%. Complete Calf Feed Duplex G
(P) Protein low z F



A. E. STALEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Decatur, Illinois

Staiey's 21% Corn Cluten Feed G
(P) Protein low = F



FOUND
June,

MS-BRISCOE FARM SUPPLY, Forsyth, Georgia
_ feed as. declared

AS DECLARED
1963

DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee
1 feed as declared



PRODUCERS COOPERATIVE,
1 feed as deciared

INC., Belfe Mina, Alabama

WILBUR ELLIS COMPANY, New York 17, New York
1 feed as declared



1ED MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
0 feeds as declared

EMPIRE RICE MILLS, INC., Fair Ocks, Fee
2 feeds as declared



-DANIELS-MIDLAND CO., Minneapolis, Minn.
1 feed as declared

JOHN W. ESHELMAN & SONS, Chamblee, Georgia
A feeds as declared



ARKANSAS RICE GROWERS COOPERATIVE SOC AON: Stuttgart, Ark.
eds feed os declared

_ EVER- BEST FEED MILLS,

INC., Foganville; Georgia
5 feeds as declared f



er BROTHERS MILLING CO., Cleveland, poesia
1 feed as declared

FARMERS. ENTERPRISE, Alma, Georgia
2 feeds as declared 5



REY FEED MILLS, INC., Louisville, Ky.
9 feeds as. declared

FARMERS EXGHANGE, Canton, Georgia
6 feeds as declared



RGE BAGLEY FEED CO., camming: Georgia
1 feed | as declared

FEEDRIGHT MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
4 feeds as declcred



BERND. COMPANY, Macon, Geomia
sl feed as declared :

FISH MEAL COMPANY, Morgan ee Louisiana
I feed as declared



- BICKLEY, INC., Marshailville, Georgia
feed as declared

FLINT RIVER MILLS, INC., Bainbridge, Georgia
feed as deciared



RIRDSEY FLOUR & FEED MILLS, Macon, ee
3 feeds as declared

FONDA MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Georgia
4 feeds as declared



s RIDGE FEED STORE,
feeds as declared

E COMPANY, Tifton, Georgia
declared Oe

RENICO. ALFALFA | MILLS,
3 feeds as declared

NDIDGE MILLING COMPANY,
feeds as declared

HE BUCKEYE COTTON OIL DIV., Cincinnati, Ohio |
1 feed as declared

TRADING POST, Clarkesville, Georgians
_feeds as declared -

RD'S MILL, Loganville, Georgia
els feed as declared a -

TAGLE re HENDERSON FEED COMPANY, INC.,. Boswell,
z a feed as declared a

INC., Gainesvle, Georgia





ING... New Bremen, ene



INC., Branidge, Ala,









Georgia







ETE CAGLE, Canton, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

AMMON'S POULTRY, LaGrange, Georgia
1c feed as declared i

ARTER COMPANY, Buford, Peordior
au feed as declared

R VALLEY MILLS, Cedartown, Georgia
aaa feeds as declared

ENTI AL SOYA, McMILLEN FEED DIVISION, Ft. Wayne ind.
28 feeds as deciared :

CHESTNUT MOUNTAIN HATCHERY, Chestnut oan Georgia
= cy feeds as declared

imRus. PRODUCTS SALES, Oulonde. Horidg
eel feed as declared 2 :

TY MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia
1 feed as declared

SLARK COUNTY MILLING - COMPANY, on Georgia
: cE feed os declared z:






































ONSOLIDATED BLENDERS,
1. feed as declared



INC., re aroieue Ala.



COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., Guntersville, Ala.
33 feeds . as declared





GAINESVILLE MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
5 feeds as declared



_ GEORGIA BROILER SUPPLY, INC., Carrollton, Georgia

11 feeds as declared



GEORGIA BY-PRODUCTS CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Reidsville, Georgia

1 feed as deciared

GEORGIA POULTRY FEED MILLS,
6 feeds as declared

GILLESPIE BROTHERS COMPANY, Carnesville,
2 feeds as declared

GODFREY'S WAREHOUSE,
1 feed as declared

GROGAN FEED AND POULTRY, Cumming, Georgia
2 feeds as declared



INC., Dalton, Georgia



Beorgia



INC., Madison, Georgia





GULF COAST RICE MILLS, INC., Houston, Texas
1 feed as declared a



HALES & HUNTER COMPANY, Chicago 4,
20 feeds as declared

HAPPYVALE FLOUR MILLS, Fort Valley, Georgia
+4 feeds as declared

Ilinois





HARRINGTON MILLING COMPANY, Milledgeville, Gorgia
1 feed as declared



HATCHER MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
5 feeds as declared



HENDERSON FEED AND COAL COMPANY, Cohutta, Georgia
1 feed as declared

HICKS MILLING COMPANY,
2 feeds as declared

J. D. JEWELL, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
10 feeds as declared

JULIETTE MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
4 feeds as declared

HOWARD @. KENNEDY, Porroft, Georgia
1 feed as declared

KING MILLING COMPANY, Rome, Georgia =
5 feeds as declared



INC., Cumming, Georgia ~











KITCHENS FEED MILLING,
2 feeds as declared

INC., Atlanta, Georgia





E RENDERING COMPANY, INC., Moultrie, pees
oo. feeds as declared





ORDELE MILLING COMPANY, INC., oe Georgia

v) feeds as declared





SOSBY-HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Bicminghom, Ala.
190 feeds as declared

UMMING HATCHERY, INC., Cumming, Gooraig :
feeds as declared














_ING., Dahlonega: Georgia _
lecwed: ee ;



GRAIN COMPANY, INC. Dalton, Georgia
feed as declared Ss a



6 Brena: Vista, ee Se



KUDER PULP -SALES, Lake Alfred, Florida
1 feed as declared

LATHEM & RAMSEY MILLING COMPANY, Gainesville, Georgia
2 feeds as declared

LAWSON & MANOUS FEED COMPANY, Canton, Gorgia
3 feeds as declared









LIBERTY RICE MILL, INC., Kaplan, Louisiana

1 feed as declared





LORET MILLS, Chattanooga, Tennessee ee
3 feeds as declared



LOUISIANA STATE RICE MILLING COMPANY, INC., Crowley, testlana

_2 feeds as deciared



LUXORA GIN COMPANY, Luxora, Arkansas
2 feeds as declared



LYKES BROTHERS, INC. OF GEORGIA, Albony, Georgia
1 feed as declared

(Continued on page 7)

' May, Rt. 4, Eastman, Ph. 374-









PAGE SIX





Livestock

FOR SALE





Horses, Mules & Ponies

Nice, gentle, broke ponies;
also, horses and mules, for
sale or trade; also, want old
and crippled horses and mules.
Will pick up 50 to 75 mi. Aug-
usta, and highest prices paid.
E. J. McMahon, 1929 Cherry
Rd., Augusta, Ph. RE. 3-3710,





Lg. red and white spotted
mare, about 12 yrs. old, wt.
about 1200 lbs., very gentle
work horse, works anywhere,
and will ride as many child-
ren as she can carry. $100. for
mare and her harness. Lon

2682.

Mare mule, wt. 1450 Ilbs.,
sound, works anywhere, quiet,
no plug. $125. Letters answ-
ered. T. L. Powell, Rt. 1, Box
90, Lake Park (Z. C. 31636).

At Stud: Golden Mirage,
Reg. PHBA and Tennessee
Walking Horse Assn., perfect
color and ccnformation; a
Blue Ribbon winner; also,

- want horses to board on Lees
Lake Rd. near Fairburn.
Have excel, stalls, new riding

ving, and good caretakers. W.
L. Robinson, Box 160, College
Park, Ph. PO. 1-1569.

At Stud: Mr. Nibbles 39 in.
Dog pony, sorrel with flaxen
mane and tail; good dispesi-







tion and conformation. Fee
$10. Will keep mare.. Kay
Flynn, 1385 Fellwood Rd.,

Red Oak (1 mi. So., off Hwy.
29), Ph. 964-6035.



Nice Shetland pony gelding
and harness, reasonably pr-
iced, or will trade for nice
pony mare with colt by side.
Joe A. Moses, 4147 Idell St.,

_ College Park, Ph. PO. 7-0689.

Shetland peny and bridle
fand saddle, gentle for child-
ren to ride, wt. 400 lbs., age 5
yrs. old, white and red spott-
ed. Luther Sanders, Buchan-
an, Ph. 646-3723.

3-%% yr. old bay Shetland
ony stallion, approx. 44 in.
with or without saddle, brid-
Je and blanket. Phillip Plun-
kett, 4443 Conley Rd., Conley,
Ph. 627-1955.

Reg. Quarter horse gelding,
sorrel with blaze covering
nostrils and upper lip, stock-
ings on hind legs. Sound and
well trained for shows. Has
won ribbons in Halter and
Western Pleasure. Ray Camp,
Red Oak, Ph. 766-4940 (At-
Janta).

3-% yr.









old saddle horse,

very gentle, and nice roping
saddle. H. H. Thomas, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega. :



Shetland mares with colts,
riding horses with or without
saddles and bridles; cart and
buggy ponies and horses with
or without harness; also, all
types of saddles, bridles and
harness. G. M. Housley, 2447



Canton Hwy., Marietta, Ph.
427-2144.

Gentle. 4 yr. old gelding
saddle horse, red with two
stocking feet. Anyone can
ride. No bad habits. Johnny
ONeal, 806 Stewart Ave.,

Union Point, Ph. 489-8484.



Cow pony, will round up
cattle, barrel race, rope and
pleasure ride; also, Welsh
mare, not completely broken,
gentle, good show prospect
for cart use; good mannered,
3 gaited, red pleasure mare;
bay Tennessee Walker mare,
4 yrs. old, bred; also, good
Jayer duck, $1. J. Sam Will-
jams, Rt. 6, Lake Dr., Mar-
rietta, Ph. 427-2587 for direc-
tions only. (Hwy. 5 just off
Canton Rd. 500 ft.).

2 colts, 1 yr. old, Pinto and
Palemino, gentle and_ well
trained to halter; gaited sadd-
le stock. Mrs. Julia Howeil,
Rt. 1, Suwanee.





8 yr. old barrel horse for
sale; has won trophy and
many ribbons, wt. approx.
700-750 lbs., $175. Larry Deal,
Rt. 4, Statesboro, Ph. 764-






in. high, gentle with children,
$60. See at: K. A. Leapheart,
1235 Norris Lake Rd., Lith-
onia, Ph. 483-4327 (no. collect
calls).

10 Shetland ponies, differ-
ent colors, 39 in. high, range
in age from 2 mos. to 7 years,
some good breed mares. W. M.
Hayes, Hwy. 5, Rt. 5, Mariet-
ta, Ph. 943-5879.

Beautiful red gaited mare,



Du yrs. Old, 00: In.achigh, wwits
about 900 lbs., gentle for any-
one fo -ride, bred to

gaited horse, $200. No Sunday
calls. O. M. Moody, Rt. 4,
Waresboro, near Waycross.



Fine bay Shetland stallion,
38 in. high, 18 mos. old, hand
raised, gentle and cooperative,
will ride, Want to trade for
pony filly, or as part payment
on pony or horse mare. R. C.
Klock, Rt. 1, Box 25, Forsyth,
Ph. 994-6760.

6 yr. old Tennessee Walk-
ing mare, $150.; also, 1 5 yr.
old Shetland Pinto mare bred
to Palomino Shetland stallicn;
and 2 pinto fillies, 18 mos. old.
C. M. Lane, Colquitt, Ph. PL.
8-3651.

At Stud: Golden Palomino
stallion, Reg. as Walking hor-
se and in Palomino Assn.;





bian stallion. Fee $25.; will
pick up mare and breed until
caught; also, for sale, Reg.
American saddle breed mare,
bay coler with blaze face and
stocking feet, Blue Ribbon
Winner, per. com.; Pleasure
mare, bay color; and Quarter
horse stallion, strawberry
roan color, 2-% yrs. old; also,
stables with riding ring for
rent. J. W. Van Horn, 4457
Covington Hwy., Decatur, Ph.
BU. 98-5798.



Small. black mare horse,
$125.; small sorrel horse,
$135., both are bred and gent-
le to ride; 3 Shetland pony
mares with colts by side and
rebred, $150. Gentle for child-
ren. Dick Fuller, Rt. 2, Abbe-
ville, Ph. 467-4633.

Have most any kind of
Shetland ponys, brood mares
and stallion. John Stephens,
Ellijay.

5 yr. old 5- gaited bay geld-
ing, 13 hands 1 in. high, gent-
le but spirited, just right for
teenager. See at 2457 Bould-
ererest Rd. J. H. Sesebee, 1201
Greenleaf Rd., Atlanta 16, Ph.
MA. 7-4430.

Several nice Shetland pony
mares with filly colts by side,
mare and colt for $150. 10 to
choose from, all broke for
children; all cclors and sizes.
See, make offer. Jess Hol-
brook, 415 N. Main St., Jones-
boro, Ph. GR. 8-6771.

10 good Shetland brood
mares; young, with 10 1963
eolts by side; also, Reg. sor-
rel stud. M. L. Parks, 2710
Flat Shoals Rd., Decatur, Ph.
DR. 7-7424.

Hackney ponies: 1, 2 yr. old
stallion and 2, 2 year old fill-
ies, bay with white markings.
G. C. McKenzie, Jr., P. O. Box
268, Ashburn.

Sheep & Goats

Two Saanan grade nannies
to freshen: first time around
10th of September, bred to
purebred Nubian, $20. ea B.
H. Blazer, Rt. 2, Old River
ae Cartersville, Ph. EV. 2-

















42 herd of sheep, good
stock, good cond., $700. ea.,
will trade for 3 hereford heif-
ers, good stock from 10 to 12
mos. old (does not have to
be registered). Larry L. Med-
ders, Rt. 4, Box 102, Baxley.



16 sheep: 12 ewes, 1 ram, 2
ram lambs, 1 weather, under
4 yrs. old, clipped 10 this

year, got 87 lbs. of wool sell-
ing at 61.1c lb. James O. Mc-
Rae Jr., Rt. 2, Box 246, Glen-
wood, (Z. C. 30428).

Shetland pony stallion, 40] ~



also, at stud, Jet Black Ara-|



Livestock
WANTED.

Want 40 to 60 Whiteface or
Angus steer calves weighing
150 to 200 lbs. Will pay mar-
ket price and pick them up
within 50 mi. radius of Ath-
ens. S. B. Dunson, Rt. 1, Roy-
ston, Ph. 245-8729 (nights).
No collect calls. .

"Want large black mare not
over 10 yrs. old; must be able
to single foot, or rack. Char-
lie Cates, 22 E. Andrews Dr.,
NW, Atlanta, Ph. CE. 7-6321.

Want young stud 1-2 yrs.
old, not Shetland, or 4-6 yrs.
old, bred to foal mare. State
price, cond., and color. Haidee
Andrews, P.O. Box 92, War-
wick, Ph. 535- -4554 (not col-
lect).

Seed and Plants

FOR SALE







Red multiplying onions, 50
half gal., plus 10c postage.
Mrs. H. H. Jay, Rt. 3; Doug-
lasville.

Healthy South Georgia
buckeye plants, 3, $1. for fall
planting; also, elder bark,
shumac bark and leaves, rab-
bit tobacco, Jerusalem weed
root, red oak bark, dogwood
bark, elder bark, $1. for half
gal. boxful plus postage. Per-
mit 471. Hurschell Phillips,
Rt. 1, Box 130, Wrightsville.

Georgia collard plants, 60c
C: few Sweet Bell peppers
60c C. Add postage. Permit
128. H. F. Seay, Rt. 2, Ellen-
wood (3917 Panthersville
Rd.).. :

N. C: Short Stem Morris
Heading collard plants, 50c
C.; 500, $2.; Red Seallion oni-
on buttons 75e C; nice shade
dried sage and dry catnip. 30c
qt., or $1. gal., 1963 crop. Per-
mit 16. Mrs. Leilar Phillips,
Rt. 1, Box 214, Royston.

White Nest onions and Red
Multiplying Scallion onions
and buttons from same for
fall planting, $2. gal.; red
spotted Crowder peas, Germ.
82 pet.; Blue Java cowpeas,
Germ. 91 pct. Add postage. G.
T. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball ground.

200 bu. Georgia Jet Barley,
Germ. 98 pct., raised from
Cert. sed, cleaned, treated
and bagged, $2.50 bu. Lester
Varn, Rt. 3, Box 530, Albany,
Ph. HE. 5-8621. -

Marglobe tomato plants, 50c
5;7-500; $1-505-$250) Mi Add
postage. Permit 10. Ethel
Crowe, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

White nest onions, 1963, for
fall planting, $2. gal. plus 45c
postage ea. gal., and 30c for
half gallon. Miss Gennie
Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

1963 crop Morris improved
heading collard seed, Germ.









73%, 60c lb.; 25 lbs. or mere,
40c Ib. FOB. N. C. Ponder,
Cairo. :



Red Multiplying onion butt-
ons, Ig. kind, 50c qt., plus 25c
postage; few nice buttons that
grow on top, same price. Per-
mit 329. Mrs. Grace Autry, Rt.
4, Buena Vista.



Big Joe strawberry plants,
$1.50 C.; $10. M., del. Permit
ue Mrs. R. F. Ferrell, Green-
ville.



Truekers favorite collard
plants and Copenhagen cabb-
age plants; 75 C. PY P. or $3.
M. at bed; celery plants 35,
She Pe horse radish roots,
Bebe 1s ops Sterns everbear-
ing strawberry plants 35, $1.,

net P. P. Permit 474. F, M-

Abie,

Old-fashioned shallot onion
sets: $2. gal, Pp. P. Lemon
balm, peppermint, $1. doz.
P. P. Blanch Woodruff,
Greenville.

Dahlonega.





One white and two black
fresh milk goats. D. T. Rude-
seal, Demorest, Ph. Clarkes-
ville, Ph. 754-2650 (no col-
leet calls).



2 male goats, 1% yrs. and
6 mos. old, both $15., or will
trade for nanny goat. Cliff H.
Benefield, 3835 Mayodel



5779,

Rene Hapeville, Ph. PO. 7-

Seed and Plants

Nof Requiring Report or
Inspection Permit



California multiplying beer
seed, 50c start and stamped



envelope. No COD. Mrs. R. A.
Nolen, Ri, 1, Buchanan,








odd i
oaeds. 8 diff. Ends



pkg. of 30 seed, $1.;
namental gourd seed, diff.
kindssssg20C = pkK.s also, nice

clean roots of yellow dock,
queen of meadow and sassa-
fras, $1. for lardboxful; cat-
nip, 50c bunch. Add postage.
Mrs. L. W. Welch, Rt. 5, Elli-
jay.

Well matured martin gou-
rds, lg., 50c ea.; med. 35c ea.;
cut, shellacked and ready to
hang, $1. ea.; also, martin
gourd seed, lg. pkg., 25c; bus-
hel gourd seed, 20, $1.; odd-
shaped African gourd seed, 8
diff. kinds, mixed, 30, $1. Add
postage. Mrs. W. W. Lowman,
GDP Rint

Hay, Feed, Grain

FOR SALE







Hay, rain damaged, ideal
for mulch, bedding, or erosion
control, Hybrid Sudan grass,
no weeds, 30c bale FOB. C. C.
Bloodworth, Rt. 2, Powder
Springs, Ph. 427-6395. :

Hay, 75c bale at farm; 90c
bale delivered within 25 miles;
$30. ten at farm; $35. ton de-
livered. Joe Brock, Box 297,
Fairburn, Ph. 964-2741.

Reserve your next winters
supply of hay from this years
cuttings of choice Coastal
Bermuda, now. Richard H.
Mitchell, Mgr., Tara Farms,
Rt. 1, Calhoun, Ph. MA. 9-





2984

20 to 25 acres of standing
corn in field (on up-land) in
Habersham County for sil-
age. (Corn not cultivated and
has plenty of grass and weeds,
on level land) to anyone who
will harvest it for reasonable
price -(whatever you can
stand). Needs harvesting soon.
Located Rt. 1, Demorest on
old Wilke property near
Chattahcochee River. F. D.
Mayes, 1603 Marietta St., At-
Janta 18.

500 bu. hand pulled corn





|fodder at 10c bundle. Hoke

Smith, Rt. 1, Jacksonville, Ga.

Poultry

FOR SALE





Araucanus (Easter Egg)
chicken eggs, green. pink and
brown-red, 2.90 doz. PP.
Charles R. Markham, Box 24,
hye ye

_ 5 pr. black tailed Jap Ban-
tams, $2. pr.; 2 pr: O. E. Sil-
ver Duckwing, $2. pr.; 8 pr.
Gk Commishy 2a soni 34: pr:
Golden Sebrights, $1.50 pr.;
3 pr. black Rosecombs, $2. pr.
All spring 1963 hatch. E. B.
Jones, Jr., Rt. 1, Hahira.

Bantams, full blooded, all
bred under wire, all ages and
dif. prices, Sebrights, Coch-
ins and few other breeds.
Clyde H. Sherer, 803 Church
St., Decatur, Ph. DR. 8-6216.

26 small type Bantams, 13
hens, 2 roosters and 11 fry-
ing size, pens and some poul-
try wire included, all or part
for sale at very reasonable
price. Tom Knight, 712 Glen-
wood Ave., SH, Atlanta 12,
Ph. MA. 7-5115 (not collect).

Duckwings, Golden Se-
brights, Barred Rocks and
Buff Brahmas, 2 mos. to 6
mos. old. E. J. Moreland, 895
Paoli Ave., SE, Atlanta 16,
Ph. MA. 7-8229 (not collect).

2 trios Buff Brahma Ban-
tams, $7.50 trio; 2 trios Bar-
red Rock Bantams, $7.50 trio
or will trade 3 pullets, 1 cock-











erel for same in Black or
Blue-Rosecomb Bantams, must
be best breeding; also, 36

white Rosecomb Bantams, 10
da.-18 mos. old, 65c-$2.50 ea.;
500 lbs. poultry fertilizer, $1.
CWT. Chickens shipped ex-
press collect. Walter S. Hogan,
878 Stallings St., SE, Atlanta
10 oe MA. 7-6065 (not col-
ect).

25 turkeys, 1963 hatch, $5.
pr. or $2. ea.
will trade for milk stock
heifer. I. L. McClure, Sr., Rt.
2, Box 261, Douglasville, Ph.
942-3077 (not collect).

50 high production Parmen-
ter Reds that never set; 50
White Rock cross with: the
large white Leghorn. Can be
seen any time. Will ship. Mrs.
H. W. Simmons,
gins Mu Rd., Macon.





ee or-

if all taken or







Old Engli
tams, $5. pr. (3 of



tion); pr.
Breasted Red Malay, $6.
ship express. collect on
ceipt of M. O. John M. W
4293 Chamblee -.Tucker R
Doraville, Ph. 938-2562.

Games: Brandenberrys
Georgias); pure Roundheads
Hatch (Sandy) and R .

sizes, $4. up; eggs
setting; 2 blinkers,
berrys), $10. Mrs.
312 Warren Se


























































Pit Cees red Falcons
blue Falcons, $10. trio; -
cock, 3 hens Spangled Gris:
sett Clairbourns, -$15.; =
cock and 1 old hen D
Heathwoods, $7.50; 1 trio F
Roundheads, $10. H. Cla
Garrett, Box 56, Gainesvi

Pit Games, half gro
Claiborne - Brandenberry
erosses and Jap - Clairbornes
50c and 75c according to siz
trio dark Bulldog Bantams
show stock, $9. or will tradv
for Black Fantails or whit
King pigeons. L. Bell, 267
Pharr Rd., NE, Atlanta 2
Ph. DR. 7-4390. 5

50 white hens, 1962 hat
laying good; also, 1 pr. Span-
ish Hamburgs, ~ hen laying
$7. for the pair; 2 red roost:
ers, $1.50 ea.; also, chicker
fertilizer. Mrs.
3160 McMurry Dr.,
lanta, Ph. 344-1388.

Giant Black Minorc?
breeding cockerels, Apri
hatch, $3.; June hatch, Ea
No Sunday sales. L. B. Mil-
lians, 105 Temple Ave., New
nan.

12 red Hens: 12 ieee nae
3 Bantam hens and 3 roost:
ers, all for $12. Mrs. D.
Nicholson, Rt. 1, Piedmon
Rd., Barnesville.

10 White Rock pullets
ready to lay, $1.25 ea.; Il
mixed Bantam hens, now jay-
ing 75c ea.; Chuckars, $2. ea.
also, Ringneck pheasants fo:
sale. Mrs. H. E, Daniel, 384
Boring Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU
9-8267 (not collect). sae

17 laying hens, Te rooste!
(Game), 1 yr. old. Will no
ship. H. H. Garrett, Rt. 4
Marietta, Ph. 428- 0729.

About 18 Mallard ducks, al
ages and sizes, reasonably
priced. Cannot ship. Mrs. M
G. ae 1370 Idlewooc
Be Rt. Tucker, Ph. 938-
215

11 ducks, this years hatch
nice and fat, $1. ea. Mrs. R
S. Attaway, Rt. 2, Wrens, Ph
Vales 2 =642.2.

9 Guineas, 3 mos. old, sex
unknown but believe to be
pullets, $18. for lot. J.
Brown, Helena. :

Royal purple Guineas, 35c-
$1.50 ea. according to size anc
age. This is a white meai
Guinea. No~- order fog large
Robert Bradshaw, Rt. , Can-
ton, Ph. 479-5287.

70 speckled blue Guineas
$1. ea., hatched this year. Nc
COD orders. Raymond
re Rt. 4, Camilla, Ph. 336-
3394

2 turkey hens and gobbler
18 mos. old hens have layec
over 200 eggs this yr. anc
still laying, $16. for all 3; 1]
young turkeys, almost 4 mos
old, real nice, $2.25 ea.;- pr
nice peafowls, - ne mos. old
real gentle, $20. J. A. Wall
Box 56, Axson. :

Game, Fowl

SALE




































































FOR



Sev. pr. Ringneck doves, $4
pr.; New Zealand white rab-
bits, does already bee =
ea.; 1 pr. pheasants, $5. W
Steed, PO. Box 776, on
Ph, YU. 6-3641.

Northern Bobwhite quai
from improved stock, wk. old
30c ea.; 5c increase ea. addi-
tional wk. Cannot ship
Grown birds now available

alive or dressed. on order
Permit 22. W. W. Brennan
207 So. Lee St., Box 793

Americus (Z. C. "31709), Ph
924-2349.

Extra large Bobwhite quail
this years birds,






4131 Ring-.

for sale
Perms 90. Coe
Ph 736-86

st


































(Continued from page 5)

MILLING COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
feed as declared

as MILLING COMPANY, INC., Augusta, Georgia
10 feeds as declared

AIN COMPANY, Hartwell, Georgia
feeds as declared

. POULTRY & FEED COMPANY, Piedmont, Alabama
5 feeds as declared

ORE MILLING COMPANY, Sparta, Georgia
1 feed as declared














Jane, 1963

SEABOARD ALLIED MILLING CORP,, Kansas City,
1 feed as declared

Missouri



SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee
5 feeds as deciared



_ SHIRLEY FEED SERVICE, Commerce, Georgia
1 feed as declared



A..C. SMITH MILLING COMPANY, Cumming, mecigis
2 feeds as declered



SMITH POULTRY COMPANY, Cumming, Georgia
1 feed as declared





MILLS, Byron, Georgia
1 feed as declared



SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia
2 feeds as declared





PORT RICE MILLS, INC., Newport, Arkansas
1 feed as declared



SOUTHERN FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS,
: 1 feed as declared

INC., Orlando, Florida





[TH GEORGIA RENDERING COMPANY, Cumming, Georgia
1 feed as declared



SOUTHERN MILLING COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
: 8 feeds as declared





HEAST GEORGIA BROILER, INC., Bowman, Georgia
14 feeds as declared



SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia
5 feeds as declared










NA MILLS, Minneapolis 2, Minnesota .
1 feed as declared



SOUTHLAND MILLING COMPANY,
5 feeds as declared

INC., Gainesville, Georgia





NEE ROLLER MILLS, Seneca, South Carolina
1 feed as declared



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








LA FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS, Kissimmee, Florida
1 feed as declared



STANDARD FEED MILLS,
2 feeds as declared

ING., Gainesville, Georgia








& LAWSON FEED COMPANY, Canton, Georgia
2a feed as declared



STAR-KIST INTERNATIONAL, S. A., Ponama City, R. De P
2 feeds as declared










FEED MILLS, INC., Bowdon, Georgia
7) feed as declared





SWIFT & COMPANY, Douglas, Georgia
10 feeds as declared







iCK FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia
2 feeds as declared








ERKERSONS SONS, Ausiell,
1 feed (OS declared

Georsia :



SWIFT'S OIL MILL, Champaign, Illinois
1 feed as declared -

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







RLES PFIZER & COMPANY, INC., mew York 17, New York
1 feed as declared



TURNER MILLING COMPANY, Sycamore, Georgia
7 feeds. as declared







PILLSBURY COMPANY, Minneapolis, Minnesota
24 feeds as declared



-HENRY L. WATERS FEED MILL, Gainesville, Georgia -
: 2 feeds as declared





{UM FEED MILLS, INC., Conyers, Sesraia
1 feed as declared

BILL WATSONS FARM FEED SERVICE, Crawfordville, Georgia
2 feeds as declared





QUAKER OATS COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois:
1 feed as declared

WHITWORTH'S HATCHERY & POULTRY FARM,
1 feed as declared

INC., Lavonia, Georgia







TON PURINA COMPANY, Athens, Georgia
rao, feeds as declared





HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Georgia
15 feeds as declared






D FEED MILL, Stuttgart, Arkemsas ee a
1 as declared : :







WINTERGARDEN CITRUS PRODUCTS COOPERATIVE,
1 feed as declared

508 As declared
18 Penalties

62 Failures

588_ TOTAL

Winter Garden, Florida

WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama -
li Feeds as declared










ding to age. No birds ship-









nt pr. ea. of Calif. Valley,







proved for past 3 yrs.:




043), Ph. 993-4020,






Will ship express collect.









utch

eck, no reasonable offer re-
sed, must reduce stock. John








ssed pigeons, producers of



Rabbits: 3 Calif: does, 9
mos. old, and 1 NZW buck, 6
mos. old, $3. ea. or will trade
for Dutch rabbits. D. F. Os-
borne, James. St., Winder.

FOR SALE









Nice pedigree rabbits, 20

30bwhite quail, 1 wk. old,
; older birds priced ac-
ea.). Frank Plott, Rt. 1, Box
74-A, Duluth. Ph. 476-2363
(not collect).

ess than 6 wks. old; 6 wk.
ds, 55c ea. Min. erder
oped, 20 birds; also, 1 pr.
iden pheasants, $10. Permit



White King pigeons, $3. pr.
Son Stone teem EO-lc. D. Otis, 1005 Amsterdam

fo 2 Ave., Atlanta O Phe in.
ee 4691.
obwhite quail, nice eating
, $1.25 alive; $1.50 dress-
improved breeding stock,
0 pr., now laying; also,





40 adult Chukar partridges,
$55. for all, or $1.45 ea, if
bought in prs.; 55, 12 wks. old,
$1.50 ea.; 30, 8 wis. cold, $1. 20
ea.; 40, 6 wks. old, $1, ea.;
30, 2 wks. old, 50c ea.
| Orby Southard, 210 So. Grove

2. Charles Kent, Rt, 2,) 4" St., Dahlonega, Ph. 864-8765.

el, Ph. 896-3745.

forthern Bobwhite quail,
day
irds, 25c ea.; 5e increase
a. additional wk. Permit
N. Reeve, 7866 Roswell
Rt. 1, Dunwoody, (Z. C.





Racing Homing pigeons, $5.
pr.; single birds, $2. ea. Mic-
heal Graves, 3715 Forest Park
ee SE, Atlanta, Ph. 366-





2 black quackless male
ducks, $10. for lot plus shipp-
ing charges. Mrs. Tom Sims,
Rt. 1, Gillsville.



Thite Fantail pigeons,
r.; young birds, $1.25



W. Capes,- 2197 Colonial

pSlonta 19, Ph, Ces 2 mink, male and female,

$15. ea. including nest box
and cage. Will not ship. Ora
McClure, Rt. 1, Ellijay.

ug. herd aoe to ehacke






om, top quality New Zea-

1d white, Calif. and Dutch,
. chocolate, tortoise and
ue Dutch,
MA. Freeman, Rt. 1, Conley,
627-4948 (Atlanta).

4, 2 mo. old, and one pair of
matured peafowl, for sale or
trade. Mrs. Steve Mizio, Rt. 2,
Americus, Ph. 924-7209.

summer prices.











Pheasants, breeders and
eS fa oe young, in Swinehoe,- Silver,
Amburst, Golden, Reeves,

Edwards, Silver Crest Kalij,
Manchurian, Erckels Francol-
in, Sharps Francolin, Black
India Francolin or Partridge,
Bamboo quail, Hungarian
quail and peafowl in breeders
and young, blues, black
shoulder, white and_spauld-
ingsyeEes C- Trimble, pe eaes
Ph, 964-703 326




Carroll, 117 Pollard Dr.,
gusta.
and Maltese

$2. pr. Will ship in
<.- Stringer, PO.
Phi DR. 3



4 Guinea pigs (cavies) and

Ww.









Poultry

Game, Fowl

does, 2 bucks (20 fryers, $1.|.

WANTED



Want 12 or 15 heavy breed,.

early spring hatch, pullets,
within 50 mi. of Carrollton.
Mrs. Ed Bledsoe, 501 New-
nan Hwy., Carrollton.

Want a few young NO
white and Flemish Giant rab-
bits from large, purebred,
stock with ped. papers, within

50 mi. of Ashburn. Norton
Eldridge, 212 W. Madison
Ave., Ashburn, Ph. 567-3849.



11, 100 lb. cap. yellow feed
sacks, 40c ea. plus postage.
Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cum-
ming. :

New crop of honey, natural,
exactly as bees made it,
strained or with comb, 12, 2%
lpi syas, shO.0 0g elie le /4A lb;
jars, $4. Will ship P.P. Robert
Huff, 209 Wotten Ave., Un-
ion Point.

Horses boarded, Green
Acres Stables, stalls and large
pasture with lake and run-
ning streams; feed furnished,
$30., if owner furnishes, $15.
Mrs. W. Morris, 621 E.
Temple Ave., College Park,
Ph. 767-7239.

New crop Mtn. Sourwood
honey with other wildflow-









ers, not 100 percent pure,
fresh, limited ee, 5 aps:
extracted $2.1 6-5 lb. tins,

$11.50; 5 Tbs. cece. $2.50; 6-
5 Ib. tins, $13.50; 10 lbs. $4.,
with comb, $5. Add postage;





Angelica roots, $1.50 for
2 Ib. lardboxful; wild cucum-
ber bark, red sassafras roots,
May apple, blood root, rats-
bane, rattle root, heart root,
button, snake root, yellow
root, wild cherry bark, ea.
Cieeen toro Sl: lardboxful;
blacksnake root, $1. for lIgv
matchboxful. Add 25c ea.
boxful. B. Brown, Rt. 1,
Ball Ground. j

South Ga. buckeyes, 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. J.
Phillips, Rt. 1, Box 130,
Wrightsville.

"Yellow root, fresh dug and
washed, 4 lb. lard boxfull,
85c plus postage. Mrs. Dewey
Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 58, Ellijay
(EE. 30540).

2 giant gourds, $2.50; 6 ft.
leather bullwhips, wood han=
dies, all rawhide covered, $4.-
50 P. P. Earl Stuckey, Black=
shear.

~ White chicken





feed sacks,

;
Miscellaneous 60 lb. can, $21.; FOB. Loeat-|no letters, nice, smooth cloth,
3 SOA | ed 10 mi. S. Toccoa:on 106.| 100 lb. capacity, 25c ea. plus
Not home Saturdays. Ed-| postage. Will send . C.O.D.
FOR SALE ward D. Colston, Rt. 1, Box] Prompt delivery. Mrs. Mae
807, Toccoa. (Z.C, 30577). Wagoner, Rt. 2, Blairsville.



Choice country cured hams,
8-15 lbs., 90e lb. William E.
Lanier, Rt. 2, Box 84, Metter,
Ph. 685-1016.

Nice clean routs and herbs:
yellow root, sassafras, catnip,
queen of meadow, devils
shoestring and May apple, 2
lb. lardboxful, $1. plus post-
age.
ips TA

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

Hand picked Keifer pears,
at my home, Mrs. O. J. Pettit,
2697 Tilson Rd., Decatur, Ph.
BU. 9-8538.

Two large farm bells, com-
plete, $25. ea, Willie T. Tate,
'190 Park Ave., Athens, Ph.
LI 8-4921.

Country sugar cured hams,
some hickory smoked, some
not, 12-15 lbs. avg., 85 lb. Max
M. Hardie, Rt. ct Box 140,
ee Ph, 948- 7586, Au-



OAL Chastain, Rt.





Hunt grapes, and other va-
rieties, will be ready by Aug.
25. J. Q. Wyatt, Shady Dale.

10 strong bee hives. Av.
approx. 2 deep and 2 shallow
supers ea. Located N.E. of
Cumming. $160. for lot. Insp.
8/15/63. Charles T. Waite,
Jr,, Marietta, Ph. 428-5927.

Yellow root, sassafras, May
apple, queen of meadow, yel-
low doek roots, wild cherry
bark, alder bark, ratsbane,
ea. 4 lb. lardboxful, $1. plus
35c postage; peppermint, 30c
buneh; 3, 60c; Martin gourd
seed, 25c pkg., and stamped
env, Mrs. Freeman Long, Rt.
5, Ellijay.

Gourds: up to 14 in. cir-
cumf., 10c ea.; bird house
gourds, 15 to 17 in., 15c ea,;
18 to: 20: in: 250321 46 23 in,



385c ea.; 24 to 30 in. 50c ea.;
dipper gourds, 25 and 50c;
penquin gourds, 35c_ ea.;

gourd seed 25c pkg., and add
postage. Mrs. W. E. Wooten,
Rite as Oxe Lo0s Camilla, (Za
C. 31730).



- Wild cucumber bark, rat=
tle root, red sassafras roots,
yellow root, wild cherry
bark, queen of meadow, rats=
bane, heartleaf root, mullen
root, sourwood bark, ea. $1.
{O%e2 1b: lardboxful; also,
blacksnake root, $1. 00 for
lg. matchboxful. Add _ post-
age. G. T. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball
Ground.

20 bu. Red Delicious and
other good apples for apple
sauce, jelly and dried apples,
$1. bu. here (in town, on
paved street). Come after.
Mrs. Fred Franks, Hiawassee.

15 or 20 lbs. of nice, dried
Horse, or Limbertwig apples,
1963 crop, at 50c lb., plus 15

postage ea. lb. Mrs. Voda
Pence, 305 Crider Dr., Ma-
rietta.



Sheeting feed bags, 100 Ib.
eapacity, washed, ironed, and
free of holes, letters, and
mildew, 30c ea. plus postage.
Send cash or M.O., no C.0.D,
orders. Mrs. Pauline Evans,
Rt. 2, Temple.























PAGE EIGHT



South beard State Parks

(Continued From Page 1)

picnicking or family camping in tent or

trailer.

Seminole State Park, in the far south-
west corner 12 miles out of Donalsonville,
is located on the Jim Woodruff Reservoir
and provides excellent swimming, fish-
ing, and boating, as well as a pleasant

camp site area.

In the central area of the state are
Little Ocmulgee at McRae and Jefferson
Davis Memorial Park at Irwinville. Of
the two, Little Ocmulgee is the one that
offers complete park facilities. A large
lake affords an excellent beach for swim-
ming, boating and fishing. There is a
rustic lodge, comfortable vacation cabins,
and a family camping area. Also provid-
ed are Scout camping huts for an orga-

nized vacation program.
Jefferson Davis State

tained as a memorial to the former Presi-
dent of the Confederacy and an interest-
ing feature of the park is the Confederate
Museum with many fine exhibits of the
War. Pleasant picnic areas are scattered

through the grounds.

Down the eastern section, there are
several very fine State Parks, notable for



sports.

Park is main-



Magnolia Solitee near Millen, i ies
esting as the site of the largest Confed- _

erate Prison Camp, ruins of which may
be seen. There is also a very fine aqua-
rium. The park is open year round and
there are tent and trailer sites for camp-
ers. A swimming pool, casino restaurant,
playground, and several secluded picnic
areas provide recreation for visitors of
all ages. Two fishing lakes and a boat
rental insure good fishing

In the southeast corner of Georgia are
three State Parks which attract many
visitors. Laura S. Walker at Waycross
has lake fishing and boating, a new swim-
ming pool, and a large family camping
area. Picnic areas are provided and a
group camp has accommodations for 150
persons at one time. Being on the edge of
the Okefenokee Swamp, this
tracts many visitors to this famous area.

To really get a first hand view of the
great swamp, Siephen C. Foster State
Park at Fargo is the best vantage point.
Being in the swamp, it can be reached
only from Fargo, but the visitor is well
rewarded for the round-about trip. There
are overnight cabins and a restaurant.
The camping area is limited but there are

and water

park at-
















ing at the aoe There are
7 Hey Olu ena, War period



p
Marys that is still used by
and shrimp fleets, and excellent
hen hunting in season. In the park, |
keeping cottages line the river bluf
tent and trailer sites are available
is a large swimming pool, picni
-and shelters for day visitors.

The State Parks Department
constant program in operation to
these parks a source of enjoyme
Georgians and the many out-of-stat
itors who use them. We hope you
take advantage of their facilities fo
vacation, a days outing, or making
your stopping off place while yo
touring Georgia. When you do, plea
us aoe what you think of them. ~
only praise, which so many visitors
us, but any constructive criticism wl]
will help us make oe a someth
we can all DIGS on







Miscellaneous

FOR SALE



Sun-dried peaches and ap-
pies, 65 lb. No orders filled
for less than 4 lbs. Add post-
age. Mrs. J. A: Wilson, Rtw2.
Martin.

"Red sassafras root, wild
cherry bark, elder roots, mul-
Jen leaves, poak roots, all
roots washed and clean, half
gal. ice cream boxful, $1.
plus full amt. postage. Her-
man Phillips, Rt. 1, Box 130,
Wrightsville.

Miscellaneous

WANTED



_ . Want about.teacup of good
shade dried sage. State price
in first letter. Mr. George W.
Watts, Rt. 2, Box 7, Tcoms-
boro.

Want 50 sheets used V.
crimped metal 8 ft. long. Must
be in good cond., reasonably
=priced, and prefer from
around metropolitan Atlanta
area. H. D. Davis, Rt. 1, Box
205, Fairburn, Ph. 964-7733
(between 5:30 and 9 P. M.
daily). 3

Want several tons of good
hay. Give price at barn, and
delivered. James Bentley, 1119
Barnes Mill Rd., Marietta, Ph.
428-7125.

Want gal. of Red Nest oni-
ons, the multiplying kind that
makes large onions and puts
out in Fall of year. Mrs. A. D.
Blackstock, Rt. 4, Douglas-
ville.

Want 3 popular design dbl.
bed-size quilts, scalloped ed-
ges, on bleached white sheet-
ing, both sides; send sample
of square; also, Summer quilt
of voile or batiste material
for around $10. to $15. Mrs.
Maynard G. Smith, 213 Shady
Zane, Forest Park.

Want price on dill seed for
planting. Hal Wightman, 129
N. Washington St., Albany.

Want 6 Ibs. new goose
feathers for pillows. State
price. Mrs. Bill Merwin, Rt.
2. Hahira.

Want 10 tons Coastal Ber-
muda hay - cured without
rain, delivered to Greenville
(Meriwether Co.). State price.
Cer, tans, 2 -O. Box-2206,













Want to buy farm bell in
good cond. State price first
letter. Mrs. Lamar Baker, Rt.
1. Waverly Hall.

Want 100 to 125 bu. 1962
good corn within radius of
100 mi. of Athens. Will pay
market price and you load
corn. 9. -B: Duncan, = Ri 1,
Royston, Ph. 345-8729
(nights). No collect calls.





Want feathers for home use.
Mrs. James Reynolds, 1361
Peachtree View, Atlanta 19,
Ph. 237-8019 (collect).



Want old fashioned Pome-
granate or seeds. Advise cost
and when can ship. R. A.
Brice, Box 673, Gainesville.

Want 40 or more hog type
broiler feeders. Must be in
good cond. Rt. 1, Pendergrass,
Ph. 693-2615 (no ecllect calls).

Want 1 coal stoker, in good
cond., for cooking syrup; 175-

225 cap. State size, cond.,
price and cap. R. Judson
Whigham, Rt. 1,,Whigham.



Handicrafts
FOR SALE
Quilt tops: 1 silk and 2

wool tops, approx. 72 x 84 in.
pieced in Crazy Quilt style
on 12 in. squares with all
seams briarstitched in bright
eclors; also, dark solid color
dacron top pieced in about 3
in. strips and briarstitched in
brick style with bright col-
ors, size approx. 72 x 84 in.
$8. ea. plus 50c postage. Miss
Eula Cox, Rt. 2, Cave Springs
(Zee: 30124).

Old-fashioned bonnets with
ruffles, 75c; beach bonnets
(very pretty) nice sun bon-
nets, 50c ea.; and nice, lg.
band aprons, 60c, or 2, $1.;
with bib, 75 ea. Plus postage.
Mrs. C. F. Humphreys, 125
North Ave., Garage Apt.,
Gainesville (Ze Ces05013)2

Bonnets: Button Crown in
prints, solids, lace trimmed
organdy, $1.75 ea.; old-fash-
ioned bonnets, trimmed, $1.45
ea.; fancy lace trimmed or-
gandy band aprons, $1.45 ea.;
print band aprons, 2 pockets,
and clothespin aprons, 75c ea.;
bib coverall aprons, 2 pock-
ets, $1. ea.; and lg. size pil-
lowcases, emb., and lace trim-
med, $2. pr.; also, pot hold-
Crs; 9A 5c. come oe 25: and wall
placques, nicely trimmed, 50c
ea. Mrs, A. L. Hudgins, Rt. ds
Temple.







Greenville.



Agricultural

Sept. 5 Pecan Short Course, ABAC, Tifton.

Calendar



September 14 Junior Beef Cattle Short Course, Millar-
den Farms, Woodbury.







Nice, good size
band aprons, $1. ea.; med.
size (50) dresser scarves, ue
ea.; one brick quilt top, $4.
Will give apron free with $5.
order. Add postage. Mrs.
Maver Estep; 137 Auburn
Ave., LaGrange.

Broadcloth pillowcases,
emb., cro. edges, $1.25 pr.;
unbleached sheeting cases,
$1. pr.; old-fashioned bonnets,
plain, $1.: print 75e3 tack
crown, $1.: button crown,
plain, $1... print, 75c; dish
towels, emb.,.7, $1.; aprons:
3 small, $1.; med. 50c lg. 75c;
and clothespin aprons, 50c.
Add 35 postage. Mrs. Nell
Bennett, Dogwood Circle C9.,
Gainesville. :

a8 quilt tops, new, of Beat
pieces, all dbl. bed size, $2.50







025 (0r 2a go ee Mirse Wael:
Pace, Pinehurst.
Two dbl. size quit tops,

hand pieced, all new prints in
square blocks, $2. ea. quilt
top. Need to sell. Miss Lilla



McGuirt, 409 o Wilson Apt.,
Columbus (Z. C = 01905):
Pillowcases aan erochet

edges, $1.50 and $2. pr.; quilt
tops and linings for $3.; coast-
ers, crocheted, 8, $1. 50: pot
holders, 6, $1. tea napkins
with crochet edges, 6, $1.50.
Mrs. R. C.. Owen, 208 Pop-
dar cies NE, Atlanta, Behe
JA. 2-9225.

Crochet doilies, 10 in. size
in violet, white,
with purple, pink, or yellow
flowers; 13 in. candy dish,
white with pink or yellow,
woe ea.; 3,.$2-; 18 in. multi-
color, $1. 50; 8 doilies for $5;
also, 7 in. violet, or 6 x 6
Irish crochet samples, 35c ea.
Mrs. Sherman L. Adams, Rt.
2, Gainesville, (Z. C. 30501).

Nice, lg. size ue tops, all
new materials, ea.; cro-
chet. eae small, $1.-
50; Jg., about 26 in. round,
$5. Mrs. Cindy Powell, Rt. 2,
Box 100, Kite.

Large dbl. bed size print
quilt tops, all new materials,
$2. ea.; or 4 for $8.; P.P. Add
35c postage on each top. Bee
Ey nee Rebecca, (Z. C

Pillowcases <n crocheted
blue bird, wild rose, or Co-
lonial girl, $2. pr.; crochet
vanity sets, $1.; crochet doil-
ies, Rose Pansy, or Grape, $1-.
50 ea.; crochet chair back sets,
white with tassel, $6. set; cro-
chet Wild Rose doilies, ist 65
ea. Add postage (no checks or
stamps). Dura Bradley, Rt:
2, Waco (Z. C. 30182).

Cro. doilies, 12 in. diame-
ter, 50c ea.; 3 piece sets, 2,
12 in., 1, 14 in., $1.50; cor-
duroy quilt tops, lg. size, $2.
ea.; cro. pot holders, 3, $1.;
knitted place mats, in red
and white cols, 6, $1.; Ig.
size pillowcases, best grade
with cro. edges and fast col-
or handpainted designs. Add
postage. Mrs. W. E. Wooten,
Rt. 2; Box 150, Camilla a
C. 31730): a







bib and

cushion covers, any shape, 75

and green,

















































Crochet coffee table pieces,.
oval shape, Wild Rose design, |
18 by 30 in., center white
with red roses, $2. ea;

chet Pansy ~ doilies, 18 in.
diam. center wht., ie: pansies
around doily, colors pink,

blue, $2. ea.; cro. ruffle doil-
ies, 16 in. diam., col. pink,
yellow, wht., $1.75 ea. No :
checks. Mrs. Lola Mae Maney,
RFD, Lula. :

Nice handpainted pillow-
cases, permanently washable
(can be bleached) in muslin
and pastel cols., $2. set: scarf
to match, $1. in Dogwood, }
Peafowl, Basket, Forget-me-
nots, Ribbon, Mr. and Mrs.,
Floral Spray and Hearts and
Roses designs, and others.
Mrs. L. W. Welch, Rt. 1, ee
jay.

Aprons with bibs, nicely

trimmed, . $1. ea.; without
bibs, 75 ean small. appliqued



: Sion See Reg.
ed Poland Chinas ani



@ dinner. Write. for ca
gues. W. Preston we
: 2, Alamo. :

ea. Add postage. Mrs. H.-A



Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay. Sa = as ]
Fancy organdy and lace| FP: M a ee ee
faprons, $1.50 ea.; nice cot- County Feeder Ce
ton aprons, 75 ea.; 6, $4.; sponsored by : ENE
attractive work aprons, lg. Cattlemen Ass'n.
pockets all around, $1. ea.;| ley Livestock Barn
potholders, 15 ea.; 10, $1.; and heifer calves, gra
pilloweases, handpainted in medium or above, we

ing 300-600 Ibs., grade
-basis of U. S. Feeder er:
and penned accordin

grade, wt., color ;
calves of show ca :
individually. All C. v.,
horned and steers cast
ted. For further inferma
contact Judson ve

cols., washable, $2. set; scarf
of vanity set $1. ea. Free
sample of handpainting. Mrs.
W. W. Lowman, Rt. 5, Elli-
ieee

White crocheted fableciogh:
62 x 82 in. $50.; white cro-
cheted bootees, trimmed in
pink, blue, yellow and green,

HD Crepe also, bibs to match,

both, $1.: white crocheted} 723-3072.

lace for pillowcases, $1. pr.; _- :
Hdkgs. with cro. edges, 50c| SEPTEMBER 20, 1963, 1

ea. Add postage. Mrs. H. H.

Robinson, Rt. 1, Monroe.

Nice, well-made print
aprons, lg. size, good materi-
als, and bright colors, 50c ea.
plus postage. Mrs. I. A. Scott,
soit Elleby Rd., SE, Atlanta
Ls

M., Albany, Ga., x
Stock- Yards, comp!
persion of. Reynolds Br.
ers herd, Oglethorpe,
For further informa
contact C. O. Parker, G
gia Angus Ass be
Mathis St. Macon.

This Weeks Insect Check: List|

COTTON INSECTS
Boll Weevil Square counts were made in 33 Northw
Georgia cotton fields. Per cent punctured Sqn S rang
from 5 to 40%, averaging 17%.
Boll Worm Egq counts in the above jnentigned a
ranged from 6 to 33 per 100 terminals, a Syersoing 95
100 terminals.
Larva counts ranged from 3 to 35 per 100 fermin
averaging 11 per 100 terminals.
Boll worms continue to be a threat to the cotion cr
Farmers should check their fields at least twice a we
Cabbage Looper Light to moderate infestations in
above mentioned area.
Beet Army Worm Light infestations. on. cotton i
County.









Report any unusual insect ar inert de a
to your county agent.

For latest control measures see our
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