Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1962 October 17

Phil

Georgia

Campbell,








Farmers

ulletin

Commissioner





ATLANTA, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1962

NUMBER 7



ME 48



OF

OCTOBER

alt Farm Land Edition
COMING WEEK

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eared ade living
its job doing light

son for room, board
wk. salary. Mrs. E.

man, wants work

25 yrs. old, raised
good health, honest,
pot smoke, can
kK and tractor and
any kind of
rk with right man.
use, lights and water
go any time. Need
work now. Carlton
Rt. 1, Box 16, Buck-
organ County).

aged man and wife
as caretaker of farm
r on farm. Wife can
work. Have never
with tractor but can
ne and fix land, Will






L. Chambers, Rt. 1,
le, Ph. LE 534-3863.
4 Hemps Store Mur-

old man wants job on
n drive tractor and
i E. Smith,

. Atlan-



white man, aged 50
vants job doing light
work, or as caretaker
sonable salary, room,
and laundry. William
1186 Francis St.. NW
nta 13, Ph. TR 5-3730.

dleased man and with

old son wishes year
work on poultry farm





and small Peenn

and furnish good ref.
: seid Mitchell, 1000 West

yr. old man with wife
children would like job
etaker,- grove work,
or poultry farm work.
4 or 5 room house with
ights and water near
ol and bus line. Need job

Horace C. Powell, Rt.

| have

Can drive truck and)

Man with three in family
would like job tending chick-
ens, layers and _ broilers, 8
yrs. exp. Eugene Johnston,
Box 26, Stevens St., Rome,
(Send mail to 2131 Souther
St., Rome.)

Want middleaged white
woman for light farm and
house work in exchange for
room, board and small salary.

Prefer someone who wants
permanent home. Mrs. Lula
Jiles, 1076th St., Cochran.



White boy, age 19 yrs.
wants job on farm. Clean,
healthy with no bad habits or
records. Can drive truck
tractor and do any kind of
farm work. Can live in, but
must have good salary. Ral-
ph Hill, Ward Dr. Ellenwood,
Ph: 474-7487.

White woman wants light
dt Baer work helping iderly
oie Can live in from Sun-
day afternoon till Friday
night. Want $20. wk. salary.
Prefer Butler, Reynolds or
Macon. Mrs. Eugene Carpen-
ter. Rt. 2, Box 19, Butler.

> Want work on chicken farm,

experienced, and need work.
E. G. Holbrook, 666 eae
Ave., SE, Atlanta, Ph. MA 7

64586,

White 34 yrs. old, Christian
man and wife want job on
chicken, hog, or cattle farm
in North Geor gia with honest,
Christian people. Have small
children. Need weekly wages
and good 4-room house wired
for electric stove. Rev.
Southerland, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Christian couple with 7
children want work on farm
as helpers in any way need-
ed. Raised on farm and are
experienced along all lines. D.

FE. Taylor, - 213-1/2 Clare

Drive. SE, Atlanta 15. :
White man, age 58, raised

on farm, wants work as care-

taker. on stock farm. Experi-
enced night watchman. Need
livine quarters for self and
wife with elec. and tank gas,
own furniture. J. E.
Kiser. 3051 Wells St., Avon-
dale Estates, Ph. 378-0275.

Single white man, 50 yrs.
old wants job on farm. 20
years exp., can operate all
types farming equipment.
Need room, board and reason-
able salary. Can furnish ref-
erences. Leonard Hite; Gil-
more Rd., Rt. 2, Smyrna, Ph.
HE-5-0117.



Fe yee ce aren MBO ee GE
White widow woman, alone,

57 yrs. old, wants job doing
light farm work. Have exp.
with chickens and eggs. Will
help with elderly person.
Want room, board and rea-
sonable salary with some time
off. Mr. H

Bat owed Ave.. SE, Atlanta



Ti Help

WANTED



Want someone to clean out
3 laying chicken houses for
the manure. Mrs. Marie Fin-
ley, Murray Hill Farm, Rt. 8,







Willie Joe King, Brin-

Gainesville. Ph. LE 2- 6470.

_ Georgia

\ GEST STA E EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI

Smith, 673



Want middleaged white wo-
man to live with widow to
do house work and help with
garden and chickens. Reason-
ale salary and good home.
Give references and phone
number. Mrs. J. W. Vaughn,
Rt. 1, Box 115, Fitzgerald.

Want good white woman
to live in and do light farm
work, care for two school age
children and elderly lady for
room, board and weekly sal-
ary. Call at once, collect. W.

(R. Johnson, Rt. 2, Garfield,

Ph, 763-2748 (Twin City).

Want unencumbered, heal-
thy middleaged colored wo-
man for light farm work and
housekeeping. Room, board
and reasonable salary furn-
ished. Recent references and
health ecard required. Will
furnish transportation. Mrs.
Wm. D. Tinsley, Steinhaur
Rd., Rt. 6, Marietta.

Want working farm fore-
man with knowledge of to-
bacco and livestock on weekly



M. {salary basis. W. C. Hughes,

Rt. 3, Valdosta, Ph. CH 4
1562.

Want sharecropper for
1963. Have 3.23 acres tobac-
co, corn and pasture. total of
84 acres. Prefer small family.
Electricity, school bus route
near churches. H. C. Hodges,
Ludowici, Ph. TR. 6-3632
(Hinesville).

Want white Christian man
to do light farm. work and
help care for semi-invalid
man for room, board and sal-
ary. Need immediately. Mrs.
S. A. Dodgen, 4416, Old
Peachtree Rd., Doraville, Ph.
GL 7-4700.

Want middleaged white wo-
man to do light farm work
and housework for middle-
aged widowed lady for room,
board and salary. Mrs. G. H.
Mitchell. P. O. Box 142. Fay-
etteville. Ph. HO. 1-4031.

Want sober, honest white
man in-good health, not over
55 yrs. old, to work with hogs
and other livestock, ard be
able to do rough ecarrentry
work. Will give good hme,
food and salary. B. R. Kick-
lighter, Rt. 1, Box 40-A, Rich-
mond Hill.



Want working foEeenan with
small family for South Geor-
gia farm with knowledge of
general farm equipment and
experienced jin corn, peanuts
and general rowcrop farm-
ing. No drinkers. House with
plumbing and_ electricity on
school bus and mail route
available. Give age, number
in family and reference in
first letter. Lester Varn, Rt.
3, Box 530, Albany, Ph. HE
5-8621. (No collect calls).

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Want unencumbered white
housekeeper to live in and do
light farm chores and help
eare for lady in wheelchair,
on small farm near Atlanta.
Private room and bath, and
$20. weekly salary with Wed-
nesday off. Mrs. Jay T. Bates,
1183 Van Buren St., SW, At-
Janta 10.

Want elderly man or wo-
man as caretaker on farm
with own income. References
required. No drinkers. Rent
free, no salary. E. Perdue, Rt.
1, Dahlonega.

Want white sober Christian
family with some _ income,
good references, good health
to work on farm 10 mi. NW
of Alpharetta, on lake, good
5 room house with bath, elec-
tricity, hot water, garden,
chicken -house, fruit trees and
excellent neighbors. Must
have experience with cattle,
tractor, farm equipment and



upkeep of buildings and pas-

Permanent for satis-
factory party. Small salary.
. Yancey, 1703 Noble
Drive, NE, Atlanta 6, Ph. TR
2-1948 (No collect calls).

Want woman 50 yrs. and
up in age to do light farm
work and housekeeping
(washing, cooking and iron-
ing) for man and three teen-
age sons. Private room and
$15. week. E. E. McGahee, Rt.
1, Box 163, Dearing, Ph.
756-R-4.

Want farm maintenance
man able to do ordinary me-
chanical work, simple weld-

pures.



ing, ete. Must be in good
physical cond., able to drive
tractor and do other farm
work. Good house available
on school bus route. No
drinkers. Jack Willis, Rt. 2,
Folkston.

Want white Christian wo-
man to live in home with
elderly couple and do light
farm work for room, board
and $12. per wk. salary. Need
at once. Mrs. H. B. Davis, Ty-
rone.



Equipment

FOR SALE



2 ton 1950 Chevrolet water
truck with 1500 gal. tank and
force spray pump, used for ir-
rigation purposes. Mrs. Gert-
rude M. Hinson, 2007 Fairway
Drive, Waycross, Ph. AT 3-
7508 (after 5 p. m.).

New guano distributor for
1 row Farmall tractor, never
used. $20.00; also, new 5 row
Tygart cotton duster, works
on 1 row Cub Farmall, dusted
4 acres cotton 4 times in 1962,
$100.00. Bill Knight, Rt. 3,
Lyons (5 mi. East on Rt. 280).

300 gal. Zero vacuum tank,
perfect cond. George Hollins-
head. Jr., Rt. 1, Milledgeville,
Ph. 2-8622.



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@ IMPROVED PECANS

truck with new

Bulk milk tank, 400 - gal.
cap., direct expansion with
automatic washer and stain-
less steel strainer, 3 H. com-
pressor, all perfect Seanad less
than half price. Ottis T.
Harper, Rt. 2, Madison, Ph.
724-W-1 (not collect).

4 X 6 trailor with extra
springs, good tires, A-1 cond.,
$75.00; 20 in. cut- off saw, all
metal frame, pulley, beli,

good as new, complete outfit
$25. 00: Cole planter with seed
plates comp., new hopers,
horse drawn, good as new,
$25.00. H. J. Adenhold, Rt. 3,
Conyers, Ph. 483-8661.

1950 Ford % ton pick-up
side bodies,
$275.00. W. M. Cochran, 1649
Roadhaven Driven, (Rt. 3},
Stone Mountain, Ph. 443-5163.

Large size - crawler tractor,
International TD 14A_ with
hydraulic angle blade. Practi-
cally unused after having
about $3000 repairs, good
cond. E. G. Farrand, Lees-







burg, Ph. 759- 6488.
Ege-O-Matic grader, good
condition, $75.00; 2 battery

brooders, 4 decks each, $40. 00:
4 metal nests and other poul-
try equipment, $35.00. Robert
Allen, Fayetteville, Ph. HO-
1-7775.

Alice Chalmers C. tractor:
B. and B. harrow; smoothing



harrow; rippers: 6 row cotton
duster; 2 wheel trailer; Ber= .
muda grass harrow; culti-
vators, hilling disc, set spring

tooth cultivator attachments,
and assortment of sweeps.
Will sell separately for right
price at my home. John L.
Greene, Rt. 3, Monroe, (3 mi.
North, behind old Walton
County Hosp.) Ph. -267- 6398.

HC; McCormick- Deering
101 __ self- propelled eombine
with ten foot grain header and
two row corn head attach-
ment, used two seasons and
reasonably priced. Mrs. P. W.
Carswell, Waynesboro, Ph.
2740.

1953 Allis Chalmers PTO
driven No. 66 combine in first
class cond. Has new set of
canvas drapers and new 25
bu. grain bin. Brother M.
Alanus, Procurator, c/o Mon-
astery of the Holy Ghost, Inc.,
Convers.

Two inside bins, 4 ton each
capacity; 32 automatic water-
ers: 290 tube type feeders: 3





Bie Dutchman gas brooders,
$1,000.00. John Ross, Jr., Rt.
3, Cochran, Ph. WE 4-7187

(no collect calls).

David ~ Bradley 10 in. ham-
mer mill with two screens and
bagger, good cond.; 6 in. end-
less 4-ply rubber belt; also,
pea thresher and. gasoline en-
gine, all for cash or will trade
for cattle. G. M. Woodell, Rt.
2, Box 166. Hamilton, Ph. MA
8-4461. (No collect calls).
Letters answered.

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Equipment

FOR SALE



1947 Ford truck for sale,
good cond. Roy Bennett, Rt.
1, Hiram, Ph, 943-5659 (Pow-
der Springs) no collect calls.
See after 5 p. m,

Farmall Cub hay rake in
perfect cond., used two sea-
sons, $80.00; Ford, two-row,
Covington planters and culti-
vators with 3 point hitch, good
cond., $275.00; 2, 41 X 28, 4-
ply, tractor tires, good cond.,
$35.00, Harvey Walston, Rt.
1, Franklin.

David Bradley, 3 H. P. gar-
den tractor, Continental mot-
er, cultivator, plows, turning
plow, middle buster, cutaway
harrow and sickle mowing
attachment, used: very little,
$200.00. H.* C, May, 2727
Lakewood Dr., Augusta.

Cub tractor, A-1 shape,
with all attachments. M. D.
McRae, Rt, 4, Covington, Ph.
786-6015.

gurallens Wile 48 12 ans
deep, very good cond. except
needs tires and modern auto
hitch, good for moderate
hauling, reasonably priced.
Montague Boyd, 2560 Haber-
sham Rd, N. W., Atianta.

John Deere 9 X 7 grain
drill, model F. B., excel. cond.,
$200.00. Reed Williams, Rt. 2.
Bullard Rd., Powder Springs.

1961 Rachamer~ pecan
sweeper, used two days,
$1,350.00. W. E, Vinson, Jr.,
Byron, Ph, 788-2451,

New Holland No. 68 Hay-
liner pick-up hay baler in
excel. cond., $1,250.00; N-H
pull type mower, 6 ft. blade,
$250.00; three point hitch
gupnol plow same as new,
$100.00. See at my farm at
Madvay near Newnan, R. B.
Bowen, 316 Peters St., S. W.,
Atlanta.

2 in. elec. a complete
with tank rods, 30 ft. of 2 in.
pipe, like new, $50.00. Mau-
rice Fulford, Cobb.

1949 Allis Chalmer G.. tr-
actor, with disc plow, cutting
harrow, lay-off plow, culti-
vators, planter and guano dis-
tributor, good cond., all for
$600.00. D. R. Padgett, Rt. 4,
Marietia, Ph, 428-8963.

















Push tractor with all at-~
tachments, $235,00; one wheel
trailer for jsale, or will trade
for two wheel; 6 ped. N. Z.
Rabbits, $4.00 each. Mrs.
Rovie Alford, 1608 Campbeil
Dr,, Rt. 3, Red Oak, Ph. 766-
1852. (Atlanta)

John Deere Grassland drill,
excel. cond. except paint,
raises and lowers with hyd.
cylinder (without cylinder)
$500.00. R. P. Ivey, Rt. 8,
Maeon, Ph. SH 2-4529.

Massey Ferguson disc plow,
used only a few times, plow
stock and points, and trailer.
L. T. Thompson, Rt. 1, Box
458, Roswell, Ph. 993- 6492.

Massey. Harris, self-propel-
led, Super 26, 10 ft. combine,
good cond.,, $1000. Thomas
Wilson, Jr., Rt jl Locust
Grove, Ph. "8-1621 (Griffin).

Mule drawn walking har-
row with wheels, $15.00; old
2 horse wagon, $10.00; muie
drawn cotton duster, fair
cond., $25.00. Durell Fuller,
2049 Edgemore Dr. S. E,,
Atlanta 16, Ph. .7-3382.

1955 Chev. 2 ton truck with
15 ft. long body, 6 ft, high,
new. motor, truck in extra
good cond., $800.00. Arthur
Odom, Jr. 1106, 9th Ave.,
Albany, Ph. HE 2-26687.

1 GLF (Model 3,000) eggs
washer, good cond,; 157 P-16
G. tube feeders. Bobby L.
Strickland, Box 91, Chestnut
Mountain, Ph, LE. . 4-3813.
(Gainesville)

Set of post hole diggers for
Ford tractor; also, E - Z - Flo
spreader, both prac. new and
priced to sell. Mr. N. L. Bel-
lew, Box 1204, ao, ene
LI 3- 5005.

1950 Cub tractor with plow,
disc, harrow, planters, culti-
vator and R, hoe, not used in 4
yrs., good cond. di De Yar~
brough, Sr., Rt. 1, Argon.

Bradley garden tractor with
5 horse motor and cultivator,
almost new, good cond; also,
two horse stalk cutter used
Very. ditties.) $3000... Bb. 20-
Woodfin, Rt. 7, Rome (6 Mi.
North on old Dalton Rd.).

100 lb. blacksmith anvil,
solid steel, $25.00; black-
smith champion blower, $20.;
also, other shop tools at rea-
sonable prices. G. R. Ne
1398 Canoochee Dr. N.





















Atlanta 19. (Send dad
Bddressed envelope): :

8 Oakes Broder. 750
cones ne cond., $15.90

G. C, Hales, Rt. 2, Hiram,
Ph. 447-3213,

1949 Ford 3/4 ton pick-up
truck with new battery and
paint, sound, runs good, $200.;
dirt drag pan, $10.00; wheel
barrow, $7.00, H. D, Sher-
wood, 601 Hemlock. Circle,
S. E., Atlanta 16;

Blacksmith shop,
lime and guano spreader,
$100.00; grain drill, $100.00;
100 ft. 4-ply belt, 8 in. wide,
practically new, $35.00. P. W.
Feagin, Freeman Rd.. Rt. 1,
Box 298, Jonesboro.

1956 Ford, black pickup
truck, custom cab, new tires,
good cond., bought new, $750.
John Buress, Jr., Rt. 2, Cum-
ming, Ph. 887-4027.

200 gal. Wilson milk cooler
in good condition. Johnny H.
Sheriff, Rt. 1, Martin.

Wire fence stretcher and
pole skinning equipment in-
eluding 50 gal. drum. W.
Banks, Sylvester.

Egg-O-Matic eggs
and grader model 160, mfg. by
Otto Niederer and Sons, good
cond., $100.00. D, S. Warlow,
Rt, 4 Marietta, Ph. 428-1820.

1959 Ford tractor, model
871 with. eartheavator, front-
end loader and bucket; 4
wheel R. T. trailer and 3 R. T.
steel wheelbarrows. Mrs. E. R.
Williamson, 5920 Peachtree-
Dunwoody Rad., N. E., Aap ta
19, Ph. 255- 8769. :

20 in. Meadows John Deere
corn sheller, grist mill and
7-% H. P. single phase elec-
trie motor. John B. Guthrie,
Rt. 4, i liisced aa Ph. 448-
3683.

8 row cole grain drill with
fertilizer attachments, used a
few hours, horse drawn, $15.;
also, parts for T model Ford-
son tractor. Gober Murphy,
Rt. 2; Jasper (near Jerusalem
Church).

Double horse trailer, all
metal, excellent cond., reason-
able. Doyle Jones, Box 205,
Milan, Ph. 36-22641.

1954 Super A Farmall with
mowing machine, 2 disc plow,
harrow, planters, cultivators,
drawbars and one extra rear
wheel, all for $850.00, John S.
Simmons, 1734 Elmwood Rd.,
Milledgeville, Ph. 2-3011.

5 H. P. garden tractor, rid-
ing type, used 1 season for
mowing only; cutting harrow
sickle mower, 30 inch; extra
sickle bar never used; 3 reel
type Gang 22 inch mowers:
8 inch disc harrow and 12 inch
dise cultivator; No. 7 Vulcan
turn plow, mule drawn; ail
like new. $295.00 for all if
sold before spring. W. F.
Sexton, Mineral Springs Rd.,
Dalton. Ph. 278-3833. (No
collect calls) :

1-% H. P. deep well pump
and 30 gal. tank with all
pipes needed for connecting,
used slightly over one year,
$100.00, Mrs. D. A. Mclver,
Rt. 1, Ellenwood, (on West
Panola Rd), Ph. 474-4382.

Set of cattle beds, fits 1949
through 1953 Chevrolet. H. J.
coe Alpharetta, Ph. GR

5

- Utility trailer and hitch, 4
ft wide and 8 ft long, Dewey
L. Jaynes, 1314 KE. Forrest
pes East Point, Ph. 767-

Two unit DeLaval milking
maching compressor and ex-
tra pail, reasonable. Mrs,
Virgie McCord, Rt. 1, Barnes-
ville; Ph. 177-J,

Nearly new John Deere hay
rake, mule-drawn. $85.00. L.
G, Kittle, Carrollton, (Off
78th Hwy.).

250 gal. Propane gas tank
(above ground type), $125.00
at my place. Claude Lee
Dobbs, Jr. 1270 Jane Shaw
Rd., ,_ Marietta, Ph. 435-9691.

~~ 1957 ~ Chevrolet 1-% ton,
truck, stake body, 4 forward
speeds, excel, cond,, $700.00.
Mrs, Horace M. Nash, Rt. 2,
Lithonia. .

T. D. 18 A Intnl. bulldozer
with 12 ft. angle blade, good
cond., reasonably priced. Rob-
ert Doyle. Rt. 3, Metter, Ph.
MU 5-6036.

D. C. Case tractor, 1950
model, used very little, for
sale or trade for truck. LI.





$30.00;





































Teem, Rt. 1, Milner. Ph. 4897
(Griffin),

R. Eppinger,

candler.

M. International tractor
with | 2 row corn snapper
mounted on tractor, good run-
ning cond., $750. 00. Henry D.
Taylor, Ri. 1, Baxley, Ph.
367-3284.

1961 D-12 Allis Chalmers
tractor, used very little,
$1400.; front mounted culti-
vators, $300.0 0; - tractor
mounted disc harrow, $350.00;
wheel weights, $65.00; 3 point
hiteh, $35.00 Ali purchased in
1961. Guy McReynolds, Rt. 2,
Rydal. 4

1956 Ford % ton pick-up
truck, good tires, A-1 cond;
Intnl. Cub tractor, same as
new, four pcs. equip., 27 X 24
tractor tires, almost new; Jeep
trailer in good cond. All
priced to go. G. R. Barnett,
4143 Durham Circle, Rt. 4,
Stone Mountain, Ph. 284-2715.

Planters and cultivators for
John Deere M. tracter in good
cond:, $50,00; also, two disc
tiller for same tractor, almost
good as new, $100. 00. Joel
Molena, Ph. 2136
Woodbury). No collect calls.

Mowing machine with 3
point hitch, 6 ft. blade, good
cond. Ralph Hamm, Valdosta,
Ph. CH 2-4797,

Small caterpillar bulldozer
tractor. Roy Lockridge, Crane
Drive, Lawrenceville, Ph.
843-7193 (after 7 p. m.).

C-11 I. H. C. corn snapper
mounts on Super tractor, will
consider selling tractor, $450.;
also, cut-off saw mounts on
M, tractor, 30 in. blade, $75.
EH. K. Fowler, Rt. 2, Athens,

54 model T. O. Ferguson
tractor; Two, 14 in., bottom
plows; 5- 1/2 ft! Ferguson har-
row. Made one crop. with
tractor since overhauled. Her-
bert G, Shehee, Butler.

Black 1956 Ford pick-up
truck, custom cab, new tires,
good cond., bought new, $750.
John Burress, Jr. Rt. 2, Cum-
ming, Ph. 887-4027. 5

35 Oaks automatic waterers,
8 ft., used, but in good cond..
$4. 00 ea.; 20 Big Dutchman
waterers, automatic, 8 ft.,
used very little, $6.00 ea.;
also, 18 Dutchman brooders,
1,000 eap., uses LP gas, used
18 mos., lights and attach-
ments. Carl Jackson, Rt. 1,
Box 166, Tenille, (8 mi. West
of Wrightsville).

1 H. P. electric motor, has
been used with vacuum pump,
with pulley, practically new.
J. A. Wilson, Monticello, Ph.
468-6688.

Equipment

WANTED



















Want to buy two gas tanks,
250 gallons or larger to 500
gallons. Write or call immedi-
ately. David Rudiseal, Rt. 2,
Cedartown, Ph. 748- 4443,

Want good used 30 or 40 ft.
belt, 5, 6, or 8 inches wide, to
be used on power canemill
Quote price in first letter.
Sash H. Register, Rt. 2, Lake
Park.

Want, 1954 to 1958 Chev. or
GMC pick-up truck in perfect
cond,, reasonably priced for
cash. Don erry; -Box 40];
Barnesville. :

Want power take-off unit
to fit 9-N Ford tractor in good
cond, Give location, price, and
phone number. Roger S. Cobb,
Box 355, Marietta.

Want Big Dutchman auto-
matic feeder, trough, and
chain for broiler house; also
want electric brooder. State
size, age and price. H. C. Cor-
bitt. Jt Rt 1; Pearson.

Want two row tractor, pre-
fer all equipment, and especi-
ally harrow, tiller and mower,
all in good cond, and moder-
ately priced for cash. Write
or call about what you have.
Oscar Paul, 888 Laurel Ave,
Macon, Ph. SH 2-3171 (after
6 p. m., no collect calls.)

Want Super M. Farmall or
late model M. Farmall tractor
in good cond. L. E, Collins,
Rt. 3, Camilla, Ph. 336-6368.

Want Allis Chalmers D-17
or D-19 tractor with 4 row
planting and_ cultivating
equipment; also, for sale Far-
mall fast-hitch sickle bar | per













mowing maching for Super c, 5 P.M.
Sie Simpson, F



or bigger.
3,

Main Street, Colle

Want to buy -gr
hay feeders, e
Loyd Keadle,

Want 2 wheel, |
utility trailer,
Wallace, | Bowdon

Want good u
loader that fits
tractor. D. B. Ne
Greensboro, Ph. 4
Want hand grist
der with two big f
Butch Wellborn, Rock

Want to trade
old working and ri
and Jersey heifer b.
White face for go
tractor and poneer E
Willie Cooch, RB:
Ph, 434-5618.

Want late mode
Deere or Allis Chalm
drill, 13 or 17, in goo
Will pick up within
of Athens. Write ae
H. W. Vaughn, P. O.
Athens.

Want pull type 5s
on wheels; also, have
cultivators and planet
plete for John
shape. Charles Gowder,
der Springs.

Want to exchang 3
trailer, with 2 XX.
body, carves

amp. motor driven ae
er in good working co
Erwin, 3641 Habersha

Brunswick, Ph. AM 5-

Livestock

FOR SAL

Cattle
49 Reg. Hereford
double Reg. polled 1
cows, a with
side, and 3 C
bulls. Wili sell toget
good price. James E,
Hartwell, Ph, FR 6-2150.

~ Several polled Herefo
steers and heifers;.
Holstein steers and tw
bred Holstein heifers,
and up; two year old
full blooded bull re.
service, $175.; See
farm at Madras,
ee R. B. Bowen, 31

via Atlanta, Ph.

Reg. horned Hereford
3 yrs. old, wt. 1400 ne
red, blocky build,
trade for reg. pope
Westbrook? Rt
Springs.

Dbl. Reg. polled He
bulls and hetlere :
bloodlines. H. i
W. Park Ave., Valdosta,
CH 4-2491.

Reg. polled Hereford
4 yrs. old, wt. about 1400
Gouin to prevent inbre
$300. B. E, a c/o
Farms, Rt. 1 , Flowery
Ph. VA. 3- 2391,

8 large rea pole brood
all bred; 4-5 yrs. old
each, Edward Brooks,
Canton, Ph. 887- 4029. aS

Reg. eeu bull, 14 mos,
old, weighs one Pie lbs.,
dark and b
excel. DO ahigts: Farnie |
er, 304 Floyd Rd, <A
Ph. Ph, 948- 2651 (after 6 PP,

~ Reg. Angus bulls, 8 nee
1 yr. old, from -clean
calfhood vac., $200. and
at farm. F. W. Phillips, c
Westover Farm, Kennes
Ph. 428-2959 (Marietta

Thoro' Chaeaies Santa |
trudis bulls, just weaned
Baer c/o ae
Farms, P. O. Box 119,
ton, Ph, 2- 2852.
ata

Black Angus
old, approx. 1200 Ibs.,
bloodline. J. H. Wilacts: 279
Snapfinger Rd., tur, P

BU 9-3374.

Angus bull, 1 yr. old, pure
bred, no papers, 25.
and bull calf, purebred

no papers, $225.; 4 Reg

us bull calves. j
pers furnished, $1
and n














OR SALE





Cattle .











oat | Horses, Mules & Ponies |
Burro, 2 yrs. old, $50. or

Reg.
best bpoaine long
also gilts now
ready to breed. see at
my place. Larry Ferguson,
Rt. 1, Cave Springs, (2 mi

| West of Dempseys store).



Choice Duroc breeding

j{stock, males and females, all

from large litter, all ages.
William E, Lanier, Rt.

and 64, Metter, Ph. 685-1016.







halt, 17
Vinson,
ron, Ph. 788-2451.

large Holstein cows and

uernsey, some with calf
$125. and up; also,
rebred Hereford bull,
alph Hamm, Valdosta,
1 2- A797,

Guernsey milch cows
reshen with 3rd and 4th
s in October, all good,

. W.. Thurmond,






















ebred Gderaey pull,
mos. old, deep red with
y of white, shortcoupled,
ned and with ring in

Cannot be reg. Ed-

S. Thurmond, Rt. 2
ions Ph, 118-J (after 5

















sey, Guernsey and Hol-
heifers, springing now;
few fresh heifers, calf-
vac, and sound o udder.
. Reynolds, Rt. 3, Mon-
bh. 268. -4032. _
Guernsey pulls, 12 to
. old, from high pro-
s, best blood lines, nice
r, reasonably priced. F.
unn, Midville. s





























































































milch cow, golden}.

ey
with Whiteface bull
i one), very gentle.
a, . 632-

sctignbacsh: bull, 3 yrs.
red color, wt. 1100 tbs.,
broken. Has excellent
ig which can be seen,
, Nix, Cleveland,

polled Hereford calves
old, heifers and bulls,
: Seay

Jersey bull ready for

: eee $175. James

rt, Rt. 7 Allen oa Ma-
iss 1858. .-

Reg. Holsteins,
and Guernsey cows,
laily base with Fore-
i also, 500 gal.
14 Laat See par-
. Robuck,

[3 (Perry). _

eng us bulls nearing ser=
breeds best

Rt: 2
3-4558

bras: cows and
purebred and gentle.
tes. Americus, | 4

g. An Sus beef sire, caly-
Fiay son of Bandolier
inkola 2 and Whistle Top

wt. 1200 Ibs. good

, gentle. Selling to pre-
nbreeding, $350. at

J. Dean Barrett, Cum-

Ph. TU 7-2441 (day).

springers, 5 fresh -Illi-
s Holstein 1st calf heifers,
ood vac., wt. about 1100
. each. Solomon
wey Boxe] 0, Val=
HH CH 2-3553.

VS. priced Bae On VELA,
pCiyins from 9,000
er yr., calthood

also, 2220 lb.
Nottheutt milk base zi
. per lb.; and 1000 gal.
Cool milk tank, like

uiry
Ww, > $7, 000. Horace Richard-

Rt. 4, Douglasville (Hwy.
4-1/2 miles E. Douglas-
yePh. 942- 3389.

pigs,



Full blooded Yorkshire boar,

mos. old, wt 300 lbs. orle

more, from large litter,
be reg. in buyers name, $55.;
also, Reg. Yorkshire sow
from blue ribbon litter, due
to.farrow in November, will
transfer paper to buyer, $80.
Billy Rhodes, Rt. 1, Craw-
fordville, Ph, GL 6-3695.

can



Duroc boars and gilts from

large litters, 3 mos. to 5 mos.
old, Reg. and treated for
Cholera, for sale, trade or ex-
change for other swine. J. P.

Wommack, Rt. 5, Box 535, Sa-|h

vannah, Ph. AD 3- -8670.

10 pigs for sale at my farm.
Charlie Cockery, Rt. 3, Hen-
derson, Ph. GR 5-6397.

O.L.C. breeding stock, gilts,
3 mos. old on Oct. 26th, $25.
each; 5 gilts, 6 wks. old, Oct.
24th., $22. each, Cheaper at
farm. F.O.B. Reg. in buyers
name and treated. Paul. J.
Cain, Rt. 1, Commerce.

Purebred Duroc pigs from
good bloodlines, will Reg. in
buyers name. C. M. Eunice,
Jt Ris 3 yoo Ph, AT
3-5396.

23 Cae - Yorkshire







feross pigs ready Oct. 29 fat

7 wks.). Russell McGukin, Rt.
1, Bremen (Near Center
Point), Ph. LE 7-3101.

$8 SPC sows bred to SPC
boar, $55. each; 9 SPC gilts
bred to SPC boar, $30. each;
34 SPC pigs, $10. each. Dean
Davis, Rt. 2, Fayetteville, Ph.
964-4581 (Fairburn).

Some fine Tamworth boars,
Reg. and ready for service;
also, some nice young gilts
and weaned pigs ready soon.
tooo: Davis ee Rites 3;
Fitzgerald. ;



Regular Tandtace service
age gilts and bred gilts from

popular bloodiines. Tr
Courson, c/o Zebina Farms,
Hazelhurst.

14 Duroc ae Poland China
8 wks. old, $15. ea.: 10
pigs, 3 mos. old, 75 libs, $25.
each; 2 Duroc and Polan
China sows 200-250 Ibs.,

djtreated for cholera, $35. each;
-|Duroe boar, 300 Ibs. treated

for cholera, $35. E. Hicks,
Stockbridge, Ph. GR 4-4901.

45 pigs, mostly Hampshire,
six weeks old Noy. 3rd. Will
take best offer. Benton Brady
Jr., Rt. 1, Dahlonega, Ph.

"| 846-2306,

Reg. Spotted Poland China
pigs, 3 mos. old, good blood-
lines, well marked, will reg.

in buyers name. Hugh West-

| brook, Rt. 1, Cave Springs.

15 Landrace cross pigs,
ready now, $10. each. Thomas
=F Soke Rt. 2, Jonesbridge

, Alpharetta.
Reg. Spotted Poland China
pigs, best bloodlines, long

meat type, out of litter of 12
pigs; also, Reg. gilt for sale,
now ready to breed; also,
would like to swap boar pig
for one not related to mine.
Larry Ferguson, Rt. 1, Cave
Springs.



meat type, fine herd een | aes
Reg. SPC

| will trade for gentle pony.
Paul Gaddis, Rt. 1, - Ball
Ground.

2, Box

| Thomason,

d Lon May, Rt. 4, Eastman, Ph.





5 gaited roan saddle horse,
gentle and safe for children,
wt. about 1000 lbs., 8 or 10
yrs. old, $125. See at my
sane at Madras, near New-

PH:
No

MU 8-

1438 (Atlanta). collect
alls,



Horses boarded at reason-
able rates, excellent facilities,
G. P. Curry, c/o Curry Comb
Ranch, Evans, 1 RE
8489 (Augusta).

4 yr. old pony, brown with
blaze -face and gentle but
spirited, bridle and saddle in-
cluded, $125. N. B. Pullen,
Rt. 1, Box 40, Lumber City.

_At stud: Red chestnut Ara-
bian crossbred stallion saddle





orse from show stock, 5 yrs.
old, proven sire of good
quality colts, $20. with return
privilege euaenioed. Clyde
Ri. Box 383,
Augusta, Ph. RE 6-6612,

10 yr. old strawberry roan
mare, bred to fine saddle
stud, can hunt from back, not
gunshy, gentle, spirited, $160.:

Sicilian jack, $125. with
nearly new saddle and. bridle,
gentle; also, saddles and brid-
les for sale. Mrs. Carol Thom-
ason, Rt. 2, Box 383, Wrights-
oe Rd., Augusta, Ph. 736-

Nice jet black half Arabian
mare, 6 yrs. old, medium
size, 3 gaited, exira smooth
trot and canter, gentle dispo-
sition, white stocking on hind
foot and small star on face.
Excellent _ possibilities of
showing in pleasure classes.
Handles well with English or
western equipment. Miss An-
nette Schroeder, 1592 Olym-
pian Cirele, Sw, Atlanta 10,
Ph. PL 3-1622,

Palomino stallion, 4 yrs.
old, Quarter bred, solid col-
or, small head and. ears, easy
gaited. surefooted, . not
trained due to lack of time.
Will sell for purchase price.
Betty Boutwell, West Lake
Ranch, Rt. 1, Riverdale, Ph.
964- 3873.

Tron gray horse, 9 yrs. old
Feb. 28, 1963, blocky built,
wt. 1050 Ibs, good work
horse, but will stretch out for
children. to mount, $125. or
will trade for garden plow.



374-2682. (Will, ride on pick-
up truck).

At stud: Golden Palomino
stallion shown under names
Step Easy little Man; and
dark golden Palomino stallion
shown under Sun Dress Pa-
rade. Also have for sale, 3
yr. old pony Palomino color,
wht. mane. tail, with bridle
and saddle; also 4 yr. old
pony, $125. each. J. W. Van
Horn, 4457 Covington Hwy.
Decatur, Ph. BU 9-5798.

8 yr. old Quarter horse
gelding, sorrel with blaze
face and stocking feet, well
trained, no bad habits, for
sale or will trade for plea-
sure horse of equal value.
Mrs. A. B. ONeal, 1276 Mc-
Lendon Dr., Decatur, Ph.
443-5732.

.20 horse and ponies: Quar-
ter, Walking and _ gaited,
some registered, some grade.
All mares bred to permanent
Reg. Quarter horse. Ralph
Jenkins, 1938 Bouldercrest
Dr oe Atlanta 16, Ph. MA
7-8488





Pigs, 6 wks. old, crossed
with ae Poland China
and Duroc. J. Anglin, oe
pharetta, Cr 55-5774,

Reg. Duroc boar large
enough for service, from best
bloodlines, $50.; also, Reg.
gilts large enough to breed,
$60. and $65. Henry Brantley,
Rt. 2, Harrison, Ph. 392-J-3.

60 Reg. Spotted hogs and pigs
for sale, pigs weaning age to
130-140 Ibs., $35. to. $45.,
treated for Cholera and Swine
Plague. Lamar Altman, Rt. 1,
Alma.









Swine

Soot hogs from certi-
ellosis free herd








Bred Duroc gilts, 8 mos.
old, bred to Reg. Duroe boar,
will Reg. in buyers eo
55. a oy Pitts, Rt.



sOWS en 50 phos
. Ww.

50 fine Shetland ponies, all
under 46 inches tall, 2 yrs.
and older, different colors
except snots, well broken to
ride, complete with saddle
and bridle. R. M. Snow, c/o
Sanford Lake. Farm, Rt.
Hull. Ph, LI 8-1991. (No col-

lect calls).

Two mare mules, gentle;
also, 2 horse wagon and farm
tools. Steve Tenney, Rt.
Box 194, Moreland.

3 saddle horses suitable for
adult or teenage boy, gentle
but spirited when not rode
regularly, es right. F. W.
Phillips, Westover
Farm, Kennesaw, Ph. 428-
2959.

Shetland ponies, mares,
geldings and weanling colts,
all sizes and colors to choose
from, some child broken, all










gentle, $65. and up; also, pony
harnesses and saddles.

2621 Ball Park |f

Bee Bowen, 316 Peters |
lst Sw, Atlanta,

C.}1200 Ibs. for work steer. But-

up; black and white bred
mare, to foal in January,
$160.; good Shetland stud,
|$150.; small stud, 9 mos. old,
$100.; also, Shetland buggy,
$45.; also, have stud service.
Ralph Hamm, Rt. 2, Valdosta,
Ph, CL 2-4797.

Handsome dapple gray geld-
ing. Mrs. Marion Perkins
5146 Redan Rd., Stone Moun-
tain, Ph. 469-6861.

3 Shetland mares bred; 2
fillies, gentle for children for





Mountain, Ph. 469-8924.



Palomino mare and horse
eolt, mare excellent riding
for children and adults. R.
K. Purnell, Johnsons Ferry
Rd., Atlanta, Ph. 636-8442
(after 5 P.M.)

Reg. Tenn. Walking horse
stud colt, 2 yrs. old, T.W.H.-
B.A. solid black, 4 white
stockings, line blaze forehead,
Merry Go Boy conformation,
gentle, broke to halter, show
prospect, excel. breeding,
$750., or trade for 2-H tandem
trailer, factory built, excel.
cond. Lou Jalzarano, c/o Tri-
angle Acres, Thomson, Ph.
1500 (daytime).

Nice male Shetland pony,
coal black except for wht.
leit hind foot. Gentle, ridden
by 4 yr. old, some training to
drive; also, good Fescue and
Ladino pasture for rent,
Ponies, $3. per Mo., winter
mos. horses, $5. mo. Stuart
Lewis, 1264 Cumberland Rd.,
NE, Atlanta, Ph. TR 2-1072.

Sheep and Goats

3 milk goats: 2 Saanan and
French Alpine due any day
now. See at once, leaving state
soon. D. A. Bagley, M.D.,
Washington St.. Austell, Ph.
948-2315,

26 goats (no milk goats),
male offer. G. C. Wilson, Box
270, Thomaston, Ph. 647-4319.

2 milk goats, one giving
half gal. milk daily, other giv-
ing one gal. daily, $35. GR:
Williams, 1398 Canoochee

NE, Atlanta 19.









Dr

Full grown buck, good con-
formation, gentle, fullblooded
but not Res. $35. D. W. Eb-
bett, Hamilton, Ph. MA 8-
4893.

3 adult nannie goats (two
with horns, 1 hornless), $10.
en; oF 20). for: all. Gi Ni
Byrum, Rt. 2, Box 115, Wash-
ington. (Hwy. No. 47).

Livestock

WANTED



Want to trade 9 mos. old
Holstein heifer, halter broken
and gentle, for gentle horse,
no plug, and not over 10 yrs.
old. Randy Braden, Rt. 2,
Newnan, Ph. 463-3315.

Want Reg. Duroc gilts and
boar. H. L. Wallace, Bowdon
Junction.

Want to buy big 900 to 1000
lbs. red steer, 3-4 yrs. old
with horns, long legs and
round body that will make

ch Wellborn, Rocksprings.



Want to trade 6 mo. old
Black Angus and Jersey hei-
fer for Jersey, or Jersey and
Guernsey heifer, same age.
L. E. Pendley, Rt. 4, Alph-
aretta, Ph. 475-5725.

Want to trade large bay
brood mare, 9 yrs. old, for
young, unbroken colt or filly
with plenty of spirit, mare is
gentle and can be ridden by
child. Tommy Roberts, Gain-
esville, Ph. LE 4-5900.

Seed & Plants

FOR SALE





_ Nice red raspberry plants,
cellophane or plastic wrapped,
damp packed, $1.50 doz; also,
nice roots and herbs: red
sassafras, queen of meadow,
devils shoestring, yellow dock
and May apple, 4 Ib. lardbox
$1.00. Permit



Shetland ponies, $100. and.

gale, J. H. Reddy, Rt. 2, Stone | 2035

hele

x Dotiglasville. Ph.

PAGE THREE

Fresh, young, well rooted
Pocahontas strawberry plants
damp packed and prepaid in-
Ga., $1.50 C.: $1.00 C. in 1000
lots. Min. order of 150 plants
or $2.25. Permit 208. J. M.
Housworth, 4545 Klondike
Rd., Lithonia, Ph, HU 2-6720.

Blakemore strawberry
plants, $1.50 C+ $5.00 5C gr =
$8.00 M. Permit 72. Mrs. 3J2 Go,
Waldrip, Rt. 7, Gainesville.

Charleston Wakefield and
early Jersey Wakefield frost
proof cabbage plants, $1.25, 3
C; $2.00 5C and $3.00 M. Del. -
in Georgia. Permit 38. R.
Chanclor, Pitts, Ph. MI 8-



_ May Cherry and old-fash- |
joned peachtrees, 3, $1.00;
crabapple trees, 4, $1.00;
Muscadine grape vines, 5, $1.;
catnip and horehound bunch-
es, 4, $1.00; blueberry plants
and Hemalaya
plants, 6, $1.00; black walnut
trees, 3, $1. 00; garlic bulbs, 8,
$1.00. Add postage. Per. 305,
Mrs. P, Malachi Smith, Rie 6;
Gainesville,

Cokers Moregrain oats, -
germ. 89 pct., no pests, 38 lb.
test per. bu., clean and bright,
recleaned and bagged, $1.10
bu. F. O. B. Fred Flanders,
Rt. 6, Box 114, Dublin, Ph.
BR 2-0289.

1962 crop reseeding Crim-
son Clover seed recleaned and
shipped in 100 lb. bags eed
Germ. 88 pct., 25c lb. F O. 2
J. Lynwood Bentley pr, it.
2, Thomaston, Ph. 647- -3688
at night,

Bermuda grass stolens for
planting, you dig, reasonably
priced. Luther Pitts, Rt. 2,
Lula. (Go to Powers store
Hwy. 23. and turn on Latty
Rd. go 1 mi). :

Streamline everbearing
strawberry plants, $1.50 C.
Permit 169. Mrs. John Wea-
ver, Rt. 2, Temple.

Georgia collard plants for
fall and winter, 50c C; green
and red pepper pods, one cent
per pod, plus postage. also, 12
or 15 pumpkins, diff. sizes,
60c, to $1.26. F.- 6; By my.
home. H. F. Seay, Ellenwood,
3917 Panthersville Rd., Rt. 2
Permit 128,

Klondike strawberry pl-
ants, well rooted and damp
packed, $1.00 C; $9.00 M. aad
25 for postage and handling,
per C. Min, shipment 200 ple
ants, Georgia shipments only.
Permit 319. Mrs. ete s.
Bulter, 466 Page Ave., N. E,,
Atlanta 7, Ph. DR 3-1846,

Crimson Clover, reseeding
variety, Germ. 82 pct. hard
seed 7 pct. (total germ. 89
pet.) no noxious weeds, 100.
tbs. at 25c lb. Sold only in
100 Ib. lots. Billy Bentley,
Rt. 2, Thomaston, Ph. 647-
5121 (after 5 P.M).

_ 8,000 Ibs. 1962 crop reseed=
ing Crimson Clover, been re=
seeding on my farm for 12
yrs., Germ. 83 pct. hard seed
9 pet. total germ. 91 pct., no
noxious weeds, 25c lb. or bet=-
ter price on larger lots. James
McKinley, Yatesville Rd.,
Thomaston, Ph. MI 7-3805
(nights only). :

Large lot reseeding Crim=
son Clover, Germ. 87 pct.
hard seed 5: pct., total germ.
93 pct., no noxious weeds. 19e
lb.; larger lots cheaper. C.
M. Pippin, Jr.. Rt. 2, Albany,
Ph. HE 2-7704.

Muscadine grape vines and
blue Damson plum trees. 4
$1.; Condon Giant Mastadon
ever-bearing strawberry
plants $1.25 C.; Hemalya
dewberry vlants, 4 $1. Add
postage. Per. 295. F. M. Turn-
er, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Fruit and nut trees
Epepevings for sale. Permit
. T. M. Webb. Rt. 3. Ellijay.

Mastation strawberry plants,
S30 Cs M. Money order

and postage. Mrs. A. D, Jones,
Rt. 1, Cumming. Permit 351.

Hay, Feed, Grain

FOR SALE













Hay:
sliced twine
each, or you select, $1.;
and Fescue, 75c or select,
at my? ta ain oe
deliver at reasonable
charge. No checks. John M,
Aderhold, Rt. 2, Box 222
942-2707

Sericea and Ssrass,
tied bales, 50
Vetch





+5,

(no collect calls).





blackberry









\

530 N. McDonough St

baled oat straw. J.

- white



A ted Ga

FOR SALE

300 bales Kudzu hay har-
vested without rain, 85c bale
for lot, or will swap for cat-
tle or hogs. Johnnie Collins,
Dawsonville, Ph. 265-3196.

300 bales Sericea hay, 75c
per bale at my farm in Rock-
dale County. L. W. ee

es





eatur, Ph. 373-2359.

Highly fertilized Coastal
Bermuda hay, high in protein
and nutrition. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Oats, cul and
Allen,
Rt. 3, Dublin, Ph. BR, '2-1789.
(Call collect for 5 and 10 ton
lots).

New erop Millet hay pas-
ture grass, Bermuda, Fescue
and common Lespedeza hay,
75c bale at my farm at Mad-





collect calls).

First class fertilized Coastal
Bermuda grass hay, free of
weeds, $35. ton; with some
weeds, $25. ton: Peavine hay,
$40. ton. None delivered. Mrs.
L. P. Gunn, c/o Happy Val-
ley Farm, Thomson.

Top grade Coastal Bermu-
da hay, $1. bale; $40. ton;
Lespedeza and other hay, 75
bale; $30. ton. Prices at barn.
Can deliver in 5 ton loads at







small add. cost. R. L. Jack-
son, c/o Flint River Farms,
Jonesboro. Ph. DR. 8-2245
(nights).

12,000 bales 1962 crop hay
eut from highly _ fertilized
fields: Brown top Millet, Oats

and Rye grass mixed, (cut
green), Bermuda, with small
amt. of Crabgrass, $28. ton;
also, mixed grass hay, $25.
ton prices at barn. Will del.
short distance for $2. ton ex-
tra. James T. McKinley,
Yatesville Rd:, Thomaston.
Ph. ML 7-3805 (nights only).

Poultry

FOR SALE

Buff Cochin Bantams, hat-
ehed May, 1962, should be
laying soon, nice, $3.75 pr.
Will ship. W. M. Rockel, Rt.
& Box 97, Thomasville.

Several pairs 1962 hatch
erested black Polish
and white Cochin Bantams;
also, Silver, Amherst and
Swinehoe pheasants and Erke:
Francolins. J. F. Ginn, 2375
reer S. E., Atlanta
6.







Araucanus chickens, $10.00
or.; $14.00 trio, express col-
lect; hatching eggs, pink, blue,
green, turquoise and olive
sreen, 40c ea.; insured parcel
post. Mrs. Addie A. Edwards,
716 Myrtle St., N. E., Atlanta
8 Ph. TR 4-5152.

Show type Bantams: Barred
Rocks; B. T. J. Dark Cornish;
O. E. Silver Wings; Black
Polish; Peat Game; Golden
Sebright; and yellow buif
Japs (all . grown); also, prt:
1962 hatched Ringneck doves,
$2.00 pr. Wayne Braswell, Rt.
1, Box 192, Lawrenceville, Ph.
TH 3-7661.

Old English B. B. game
Bantams, _ trio, 7.50; Jap
Silkies, trio, $7.50. Will ship
Express Collect. W. W. Capes,
2197 Colonial Dr., Atlanta 19.
2h. CE 7-5340.

Pound size trios, Nigger
Roundheads, $9.00 trio. Grady
Fhomas, Blairsville.

About 30 S. C. Red pullets
4 wks old, choice stock, $1.50
2ach F. O. B. my home. H. F.
Seay, Rt. 2, Ellenwood (3917
>anthersville le Rd. Li)

Show tyr type ye Bantams, Silver
Suck Wings, O. E. Game, $5.
wx. or $7.50 trio; 1962 Wheat-
ms beginning to lay, $5.00 pr.
or $7.50 trio; Bull Dog Corn-
sh, 1962 hatch, $2. each; 1962
yatch Guineas, $1.50 each; B.
3. Red roosters, $1.50 up;
xolden Sebright roosters,
11.50 and up. J. M. Warren,
3r., 1161 Flat Shoals Rd., S.
., Atlanta 16, Ph. MA 7-6939,
after 5 p,m.) .

Several dark Cornish Ban-
ams from show stock, $1.00
0 $3.00 each. H. L. Campbell,
it Fayette,

















3rd soneration: wild Mal-
lards, $5.00 pr., extra drakes,
$2.00 each; domestic flying
-Mallards, $4.00 pr. extra
Grakes, $1.50 each; grey Eng-
lish Calls, $6.00 pr.; white
Call drakes, $2.00 pr. Ship
Express Collect. Paul W. Bar-
wick, Rt. 2, Pine Park, Cairo,
Ph. CA 6-4402.



- Bobwhite quail, all ages, |

priced by age. ae white
ones. Permit 34. B. H. Sharpe.
1935 Columbia Dr., Decatur,
Ph. BU 9-7810.

American Giant Homer
pigeons, very prolific and
good enough to show, $5. pr.
M. G. de LaRue, 307 Spring
St. Decatur.





7 white Jap. hens and
rooster 75c ea. if all, are taken
or $1.00 each if sold separate-
ly; also, 15-20 hens laying
every day, (blue and green
eggs), 75c ea for all or $1.00
each separately. Miss Danya
White, 140 Davis Dr., Carter-
sville.

3 dark Cornish hens and
rooster, $2.00 each or $6.00
for lot at my home. Mrs. Ed
Stone, Rt. 2, Box 105, Adairs-
ville. (1 mi. North of Folsom
off Hwy. 140).

Nice brown Red stag, $5.00;
also, 2 large Dam stags,
crowing size, $4.00 ea., pump-
kin color. Ship one or all. C.







-ras,; near Newnan. R. B./L. Griffin, Oak St. Gaines-
Bowen, 316 Peters St., SW | ville. .
Atlanta, Ph. MU 8- 1428, (no Go aging ene an

roosters, $25.00; also, 18 cross
breed pullets, 8 wks. old, $10.;
11 White Rock pullets, 6 wks.
old, $5.00. Will sell part or all.
. -R.. Philpot, 2377 Summit
era W., Atlanta 18, SY

40 hens, pullets aa roost-
ers, White Claret, purebred,
$2.00 each, or $1.00 each for
whole lot. Mr. Q. H. Reagin,
Rt. 2, Klondike Rd., Lithonia,
Ph. HU 2-6316.

About 20 head of geese,
$3.00 per head. Come and get.
Write for further information.
Aubrey Paulk, Rt. 1, Amb-
rose.

Third generation wild Mal-
Yard, $5.00 pr.; extra drakes,
$2.00 each; gray English Calls,
$6.00 pr.; white Call drakes,
$2.00 each: Ship express col-
lect. Paul W. Barwick, Rt. 2,









Pine Park, Cairo. Ph. CA 6-

4402, (Thomasville)
Poultry
WANTED



Want 25 to 100 spring pul-
lets. Prefer white Leghorns.
ie L. Wallace, Bowdon Junc-
ion.

Want 25 or 30 laying strand
pullets, 4-1/2 or 5 mos. old
cf White, or Barred Rocks or
Reds. State wt., description
and price. 50 mi. radius Au-
gusta. Mrs. Aubrey Clark, Rt.
2. Box 230A, Grovetown.

Game & Fowl

FOR SALE





4 Ringneck pheasant cocks,
| $8. for all, or $2. ea. or would
| like to trade for pair of 1962
hatched Silver Pheasants.
Thomas Kent, Rt. 1, Pine-
hurst.

Bobwhite quae
$1. 10; line birds,
pr.; young, priced according
to age: also, several hundred
flight conditioned, $1. ea. Per-
mit 41. Robert Johnston, Cog-
a as HU 7-5881 (Homer-
ville

Northern Bobwhite quail,
8 wks. old, 70 ea.; white
doves, $5. pr; Ringneck doves.
$3. pr., or 75c each, mixed
males and- females for four or
more. Express collect. Money
order. Miss Eve Wallace, 716
Myrtle St., NE, Atlanta 8, he
TR 4-5121.

Entire lot Racing Homers
(8 prs.) $25., blues, checks
;and splashes, Trenton and
Zion bloodlines, excel. quali-
ty. Dennis Vawter, 3232 Me-
morial Dr., Decatur.



dressed,
breeders $3.



Purebred Racing Homers
| for sale, youngsters, $1. ea.;
| breeders, $2. ea. Will sell
singles and pairs also. Good
selection of bars and checks.

Will not ship. Henry Dye,
Jr, Skinner Mill Rd., Au-
gusta.



White New Zeland rabbits,
$1. ea.;. Angoras, $2.50 ea:;
wire hutches and feeders, $10.
ea., 2 and 3 sections: 3 pr.
Ringneck Pheasants, $5. for
3 pr.; Polish Crested chickens,
S13 50. ea., young ready to lay
and white Pekin ducks, $1.
ea., young but grown. B.
Christie Bi 3 oo eee





Rabbits: mixed colors Rial
sizes, will sell cheap at my
home; also, 100 cap. incuba-
tor (electric) good cond. with
written instructions. Elcie
Mae Barber, Rt. 1, Surrency.

Bobwhite quail, weather
and flight conditioned, rea-
sonably priced; also, few pr.
Tennessee red and black quail.
Permit 110. Willie Gaultney,
Box 36, Reynolds, Ph. TI 7-
45:55.

150 grown live ee hateh-
ed spring of 19 $1. each.
Permit 67. P. E. ear 1274
Fayetteville Rd., SE, Atlanta
16, Ph. MA 17-8685.

White K. pigeons, $1. each.
Will ship collect; also, some
white Pekin ducks, $1.25 ea.;
Rabbits, any size, $1. up.
KB. Jackson, Box 44, Orchard
Hill, Ph. 3088 (Griffin).

Extra large Bobwhite quail
and pheasants; also, large
Chukar partridges, dressed or
live. Will not ship dressed
ones. Permit 90. George Bla-
lock, Rt. 1, Box 198, Grove-
town, Ph. RE 6-2241.

Ringneck and Mongolian
pheasants, $1. to $2. . each;
vee $4. to $7. pr.; Amhurst,

. pr.; Goldens, . $6. pr.:
oo akc $15. pr.; Reeves, $5.
Oe ples, Formosian cocks,
$1.50 each. J. H. Roquemore,
Rt 2. Americus, Ph. -924-
TD GOs

Bobwhite quail from blood
tested stock, 12 wks. old, 85c;
pheasants. 75, $1. and $1.25
ea. Permit 57. Charles Aber-
crombie, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

2 young thoroughbred Cal-









ifornia meat rabbits: 3 does
ard one buck, ready for
breeding, $2. each: 4 young

solid black mixed rabbits, $1.-
50 ea. J. M. Warren, Jr. 1757
Flat Shoals Rd., SE Atlanta



16. MA 7-6939 (call after 5
P.M.)

Northern Bobwhite quail
from good layers, reasona-

bly priced. Do not ship. Per-
mit 22. W. W. Brennan, 207
S. Lee -St., Americus, Ph.
924-2349.

Miscellaneous

FOR SALE



1962 crop 100 pct. pure
shade dried, finely ground,
Sage and dried red hot pep-

Perl 07, ss Cs 3. O28), ey 00:
1 Sb $5.00. All B. L.
Douglas Griffith, Rt. Danse



California beer oe 40c
start. R. H. Dunbar, 615 W.
Jessamine St., Fitzgerald.

4 qt. Presto canner, extra
heavy, will not buckle or
warp, $5.00; also, 9 peck



baskets, $1. 00 for all. Mrs. M.

L. Campbell, 256 Peachtree
Hills Ave., Apt. J. Atlanta 5.

Old fashioned Pomegranate
seed, 50, $1.00 with stamped
envelope. E. C. Ellis, Melrose
Apt. C-5, Gainesville.





Hot red pepper pods for
home use, 1 doz., 25c; 5 doz.,
$1.00. Add postage. Miss

Marie Mathis, Rt. 5, Box 59)

Ellijay.

Inch long red and green hot
pepper Se pepper sauce, 35c
per pt. p. p. Mrs. Fred Atkin-
son Sr., Ri 4, Valdosta.

Sweet pomegranates for
sale. Mrs. L. S. Clements, 1686
Dekalb Ave., N. E., Atlanta.

Nice red skin peanuts, well
graded, 30c lb. plus postage.
Will not ship less than 12 Ibs
Ralph Sherer, Rt. 1, Box 44,
LaGrange.











Leaf mold, woods dirt and
barn compost mixture, 75c bu.
at my home. Mrs. Ed. Stone,
Rtzi2s6 BOx 205: Adairsville
faa North of Folsom, Hwy.

Large odd shaped African
gourds, 8 diff. kind, mixed
pack of 30 seed, $1.00; also,
ae clean roots of yellow
dock, queen of meadow and
sassafras, $1.00 lardbox full;
catnip, 50e bunch. Add post-





age.
Etii

Mrs. L, W. Welch, Rt. 5,





| Mrs.

H. pickling, 25c lb. F. O. B. here.



of meadow, May apple, yellow
dock, wild cherry bark, alder
bark, ratsbane, ea., $1.00 for
4 lb. lard box full. Add 30c
postage; Martin gourd seed,
25e pk. and stamped envelope.
Freeman Long, Rt. 5,
Ellijay. 2



Clean yellow dock, red
sassafras, devil shoestring
rootsswild cherry bark, 4 Ib.
lardbox full, $1.06; rotted
sawdust or leaf mold, sifted,
sterilized, $1.00 gal; bushel
and large odd shaped African
gourds, five kinds, 30 mixed
seed, $1. small ornamental
seed, 25c. Add postage. Mrs.
W. W. Lowman, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

1962 crop hand gathered
and. shade dried sage, $2.00
lbs < pluses postage: Js) Crs
Brown, Rt. 2, Box 224, Toccoa.





Jerusalem artichokes, now

at proper stage and size for

Carl C.. Hearn, 324 Sead)
Dr Rossville. _



25 lb. cans pure fresh hog
Jard, $3.50 ean at my farm.
Mrs.. Kate Harrell, Box 173,
Fayetteville. t



Fresh gourd seed: African
Monster (worlds largest) 7 to

ft. around, 3 seed, $1.00:
Indias King Cobra: like huge
snake, 7 ft. long, 2 seed, $1.00;
Martin Hawaiian Water Bot-
tle shape, Indian War Club
and others, 3 pks. $1.00. Lefty
Morgan, Rt. 4, Waycross.

Miscellaneous

WANTED





Want cattle or hog wire,
state size and how much you
have. Thomas L. Gravitt, Rt.
a ee Rd., Alpharel-



Want 200 bu. ear eorn and
100 bu. oats for feed. Z. J.
Lee, Red Oak.



Want to hear from anyone
who has the Dish Rag or Bon-
net goard, want the dry un-
opened goard. State cond. and
price in letter. Mrs. Oma Full-
more, Byron (Hwy. 41).



Want some old time North
Carolina peanuts with two
kernels (sometimes called the
2 kernel penders). Mrs. T.
M. Musgrove, Rt. 2, Box 54,
Whigham.



Want bees in anything, new
patent, old gums, or what
have you. Advise price and
where located. Ed. Colston, Rt.
1, Toceoa..

Catnip and peppermint, 25
bunch; 3, 60c; sassafras, queen

5, $4.75; bib apron
50
dresser scarves,
seis, $1. plus post
Maver Estep, 137
Ave. LaGrange.

Broadcloth pillowea
cheted edge, $1.
$1.25 pr.; sheetin,
dish towels, emb.,
fashioned bonnets,

2 small, $1.; med. 5:
35e postage, no sta
Nell Bennett; Rt. 2, B:
Buford. (Frazer Ro:

Baby bootees, w
and biue with ribbon
nylon or wool baby
a se Mrs. Fred

, Valdosta.

= enuine lambs
moceasins, soft wa:
pink, blue and whit
laced and emb. in wh
102 sprst28s pines
Edgar Watkins, Rt
Echota, Calhoun. ~

Large size emb., lace
med, pillowcases, $2. pr
bonnets, Sie353 bution.
bonnets, $1.65; band
75e; bib aprons, $1.;
pin apron, 75 fancy
$1.; girls
nice material,

lace trim, $3.50; baby
59c, all trimmed. Mrs.
Hudgins, f

New material quil
$2. ea.; tatting, Hen an
die pattern, white and
gated, oe white and
50 ya.,

: ch
J. L. Ellington, Rt Bu
Ph. 483-8572. :

Crocheted white
doilies, $2. ea.; white cro.
terpieces, 18 in. diam.,
white vanity set, 3 pc.
size, $1. ea.; cro. wall gr
purple with green leaves
stems with loop for
50c ea., cro. yellow
green leaves and stem:
for hanging, 50c ea. ad
postage. Mrs. W. C. u
Rt 2k Lula. S

Par tly appliqued quilt
nd

5; . Moultrie.

Quilt tops in box 4
for double bed, $2. ea.
postage; also, aprons
and organdy, $1. ea. an
postage; bedspreads in
double size, han
med, $1.50; blankets.
nylon, $2. Mrs. Roy T.
15 Border Sti, Buford.



Handicrafts



FOR SALE
Several quilt tops, string
ties, $1.50 ea.; 3, $5.; also,

blocks set together with solid
color and flowering prints,
$2. each or 3, $5., and 50c
postage on all. Double bed
size and pieced mostly on
machine. Mrs. Jim Loggins,
Rt. 4, Dawsonville.



Handpainted broadcloth
pillowcases, nice designs, lace

edges, pire: handpainted
vanity sets or scarves, lace
edges, $2. ea.; handpainted

dish towel and potholder sets,
$2.50; 54 x 54 in. handpaint-
ed Morning Glory tablecloth
with 4 napkins, $4. set; size
52 x 70 in. set, $5. Add post-
age. Mrs. L. Ww. Weich, Rt. 5,
Ellijay.

Fancy organdy
aprons, $1.50 ea.;
ton aprons, 75c ea.;



and lace
nice cot-
6, $4.; at-

tractive work aprons, large
rockets all around, $1.; pot
holders, 15c ea.; 10; $1.; full
cut childrens dresses, nice

styles and materials, 1- 6 yrs.,
$2.25. Mr. W. W. Lowman,
Rt. 5, Ellijay. =

White crocheted bootees
trimmed in pink, blue, yellow
and green, 75c pr.; also, bibs
to match, both, $1.; white
crocheted lace for pillowcases,
$1. pr.; white linen hadkfs.
tatting edges, $1. ea.: also,



Full size cotton ruf
spreads, cols. and two-to
$5.50 ea.; novelty pot holde1
25 a.; woe dainty aprons
75e ea. $1.25: emb. di
towels, o6e. ea. By
postage. Mrs. Freeman |
Riticos Elijay.

SALES.
EVENTS

OCTOBER 26 1:60 P.
At Union Stock Yards,
bany, Ga. Georgia
Assoc. Fall Cow and C

Sale 85 cows (Reg.
Mostly with calves at si
6 breeding age bulls.
information contact C.
Parker, 3858 Mathis
Macon. : Seas

OCTOBER 26 FridayCa
milla, Ga. Southeast
Regional Shorthorn - P:
Shorthorn Show and

124 lots - 54 bulls
Show and Sale fem

23 Off - Grass female

For further informa tion



ee pola $1.2 ane
Add Mrs. H