Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1963 December 18

Farmers

ulletin

Commissioner



NUMBER 16
















athat he order to cae supplies
| balance with demand. Carry-

he current marketing year.



tas she

sias record- -breaking yield of 455
lint cotton per acre is pumping
000 into the states business life
, the head of the Cooperative Ex-
S ice agronomy, department

hnson of the University of
said the 1963 cotton crop pro-
10,000 bales for ginning, spinning,
cessing. He added that the crop
241,500 tons of seed which the
the state will use for lane

Als 460, 000 value of the cotton
year will boost the income of
ple a ohnson said.



oe increase in carryover







Agricultural
CALENDAR

Jan. 10-11 Southeastern Berkshire Asso-
ciation Conference Show and
_ Sale, Macon fairgrounds.



Jan. 23 Swine Short Course, ABAC,
Tifton.



Feb. 13-14 Ga. Nutrition Conference
for Feed Manufacturers, Dinkler-
Plaza Hofel, Ailania.







tobacco quality so that they may share in

_ the increasing world trade in tobacco.

Exports of U. S. flue - cured tobac-
co during the 1962-63 marketing year de-

clined 53 million pounds, or 11 percent, |

from the preceding marketing year. Buy-
ers for foreign users explained that they

_ were unable to find the.types and grades
they wanted in the 1962 crop in suffi-

cient quantities. Increased activity by ex-
port buyers on the markets this year in-
dicates an increase in exports during the
current marketing year. Further increases
in exports in the years ahead are in pros-
pect if farmers continue to improve the

~ quality of U.S. tobacco,
Lanier also announced that the dis- ~

count variety program on flue-cured to-
bacco will continue in effect on the 1964

crop. Under this program, discount va-

rieties are supported at one-half the sup-
port for other varieties.

The 1964-crop support evel will be
announced early next year. As directed
by legislation governing the tobacco price
support under a marketing quota pro-
gram, the level of support for the 1964
crop will be based on the 1959-crop level
of support (55.5 cents per pound) adjust-

_ed in-direct proportion to any change in

the price of things farmers buy. The 1963-
crop support level was pe: 6 cents per
pound.

' Marketing quotas for flue-cured to-
bacco were approved for the 1962, 1963,
and 1964 crops by 98.1 percent of the
growers voting i in a referendum held Dec.
12, 1961.



Wool Growers Urged
To Keep Good Records
For Incentive Program

Wool growers should remember to
keep adequate records of lamb sales so
that they will be able to make proper ap-
plications for payment under the wool
incentive program, according to W. H.
Booth, Chairman, Georgia Agricultural
Stabilization and Conservation State
Committee. :

The sales record for lambs sold should

-include the name of the buyer, his sig-

nature, and the number and liveweight
of lambs sold, plus the description un-
shorn. Lamb payments are made only
on lambs that have never been shorn, to
discourage unusual shearing of lambs
before selling.

The Chairman also reminds growers
that current marketings of wool and lamb
through Dec. 31, 1963, will qualify for
incentive payments under the wool pro-
gram for the 1963 marketing year. (In
previous years, the marketing year end-
ed March 31.) Beginning in 1964, the
marketing year will be the calendar year.

Growers are urged to file their appli-
cations for payment, supported by the re-
quired sales documents, with their ASCS
County Office as soon as possible after
their fall sales are completed. While the
final date to apply for payments on 1963

-marketings will be January 31 of next

yearcovering marketings of wool and
lambs from April 1, 1963, through Dec.
31, 1963an application may be submit-
ted at any time between now and then.

Booth said that lamb feeders parti-
cularly should keep accurate records

which will establish the length of time

they have owned lambs on which they ap-
ply for payment. Lamb payments are
made only on lambs which a producer has
owned for 30 .days or more, and the
amount of payment is based on weight
gain of the lambs during the sellers own-
ership.

Good Winter Feeding
Lowers Cattle Deaths

._ A good winter feeding program for
brood cows will help reduce death losses
of the calves and cows, say Extension Ser-
vice animal husbandmen. It also will im-
prove the general health of cattle and
resistance to parasites and disease, wean
heavier calves, increase reproduction ef-
ficiency, and make more profit.







Georgia



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THE SOUTH | se

Georgia First

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@ PEANUTS

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@ IMPROVED PECANS

@ PIMENTO PEPPER
@ NAVAL STORES
































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Agriculiure

Atlanta 3,

NATIONAL EDITORIAL

|a cfATION

Fea en oad ie segue Roce








PHIL CAMPBELL

GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

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Georgia

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and appurtenances admissible
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will be accepted from any
commercial business, any
commercial businessman, any
company or organization li-
censed as a commercial busi-
ness or doing business under
a trade name or business
name, nor from any indivi-
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trade name or commercial
business name.

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tin assumes no responsibility
for any notice appearing in
the Bulletin nor for any
transaction resulting from
published notices. Advertisers
are cautioned tnat it is against
the law to misrepresent
any product offered for sale
in a public notice or adver-
tisement carried in any pub-

lication that is delivered
through the United States
mail.



class matter Aug. 1,

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

Covington, Ga.

2 men, single, ages 25 and|

36. want jobs raising chickens,
tending laying hens, or cows.
John Slaton, Rt. 1, Crawford.

Farm Help

WANTED



Want two or more men in
family to work on farm or
dairy. S. E. Smith, 2241 Boul-
dercrest Rd., Atlanta 16.

Want white middle-aged
Christian woman to live in
and do light farm work for
room, board, and reasonable
salary. Mrs. Barney Betsiil,
111 Lake Dr., Jonesboro, Ph.
478-6391.

Want middle-aged farm
couple to live on farm bet-
ween Griffin and _ Locust
Grove. Jack Branan, 52490
Nerthside Dr., NW, Atlanta
27, Ph. BL. 5-5175.







Want man or family to
work 6,000 to 10,000 turpen-
tine boxes on halves. Calvin
Jacobs, Hoboken.

Want white middle-aged
Christian woman to live in
with elderly couple and do
light farm work for room,
beard, and reasonable salary.
Mrs. Ernest A. Hardman. Jr.,
Morrow, Ph. 366-0380.

Want reliable man with
small family for work on ecat-
tle farm. Must operate tractor.
Good house wired for elec.
State wages desired and ex-
perience. David Stough, Rt.







change of address must include OLD and NEW addresses.



Address all complaints to

EDITOR, Market Bulletin.





Address all notices and advertisements to EDITOR OF
NOTICES, Market Bulletin, Atlanta.











Farm Work

WANTED



White middle-aged man
with 13 yr. old daughter
wants job on farm, and gocd
fhome; excellent health and
character. Have some _ live-
stock. H. C, Baker, P. O. Box
252, Rt. 1, Hephzibah.

Exp. caretaker wants job
looking after small herd of
eattle or hogs. Have some in-
come. Can move anywhere.
Will need 4-5 rm. house. Do
net drink. Otis D. Turner, Rt.
_ 2, Locust Grove.

_ Man (with wife, 10 yr. old
girl) wants day work job on
farm and pay by week. Have
to be moved. D. M. Black, Rt.
1, Jefiferson.

White couple, settled, de-
pendable, wants general farm
work. Can drive tractor. Need
job now, and will have to be
moved, . TL. Comfort, 108
West 3rd St., Tifton, Ph. 382-
5214, ae







White woman 58, with
grand-daughter 9, wants work
of any kind on farm, exp. in
tending chickens, turkeys, and
other farm work. Ready to go
now. Will need transportation.
Mrs. Lee Laney, 705 B. Chase
Apis: oC Olu Mm bus. (Z. <C:
31901), Ph. 322-2223 (no col-
lect calls.).

Man, 52, handicapped, wife,
girl 9, wants work on farm,
chickens or as overseer. Know |
old-style farming, drive tr-
actor, exp. carpenter-painter
(own power tools). Permanent
place, chickens and garden,
school bus line, Fulton or De-
Kalb County. Marcus B.
Smith, 303 Connally St., SE,
Apt. 527, Atlanta 12.

White man, age 54, alone,
wants job looking after hogs
or cattle, or. any cdd job on
farm. Do not drink, chew, or
smoke. Will go anywhere for
living pay. P. L. Riser, 203-%4
Whitehall St., SW, Atlanta.





Want job as caretaker er
farm. Can tend cattle. Have |
some income. Can move any-
where. Need 4-5 rm. house.
O. Y. Turner, c/o Ruth Wil-



son, Knobb St.. Madison.

Single man, age 53, good
health, wants work looking
after laying hen house, or
truck farm, or small dairy.
References if needed. Dan H.
Copeland, 507 Whitlock Ave.,
Marietta.

Man, 55, white, wants work
on farm taking care of broil-
ers and layers, 4 yrs. experi-
ence. Can drive tractor. Want
$12. wk. salary and board and
laundry, or will batch. Simon
E. Drury, 2507 Reynolds St.,
Brunswick (Z. C. 31520).

White man, 38, with family,
wants job tending layers on
peultry farm for reasonable
wkly. salary. Sober, depend-
able. Need 3-4 rm. house
wired for stove, and to be
moved. Charlie Murdock, Rt.
2, Kennesaw (Z. C. 30144) on
Shallowford Rd.

Want job as caretaker or
doing light farm chores for
elderly people. Experienced,
no bad habits, middle-aged,
white and single. Reasonable
salary, room and board.
Thomas O, McLendon, Rt.- 3
Carrollton.

Man and wife, middle-aged,
need job at once on farm.
Need furnished house. J. A.
Grindle, c/o John Chambers,
Rt. 1, Murrayville (Z. C.
30564), Ph. 534-3863.

Want dairy job, 3 in family,
can run Surge and Delaval
milkers. Will have to be
moved. Melvin C. Williams,
Rt. 1, Garfield.

Man 48, alone, wants farm
work. Room, board, laundry,
salary. 25 yrs. experience ali
kinds farm work, operate any
kind farm machinery in-
cluding combine, and do me-
chanical work. Joseph Tul-
ros Box 561, Key Rd., At-
anta.

Man 44, white, wife, 6 chil-
dren to 16 yrs., wants job at
once on poultry or cattle
farm. Some experience. Can
go anywhere. Need 3 bdrm.
house on school bus, mail
route. C. KE... Wiley, 1639
Rogers Ave., SW, Atlanta 10.

Main experienced in all
farm work except row crop,
wants fob with good pay by
aay or week, board, laundry.
Can batch. Exp. with poultry,
or dairy work. See me, can
go back with you if we trade.
James D. Wilkins, Soperton
OZESC i
ward Dublin).







oe

30457)- (6 mi. out to-|C





1917. 1, Locust Grove.

Address requests to be added to or removed from Want middle-aged couple
mailing list, changes of address, ete, to CIRCULATION }| for farm work, able to culti-
MANAGER, Market Bulletin, Atlanta. All requests for }) vate general crop with trac-

tor and familiar with other
farm machinery. Good salary
with living quarters. Several
references needed. L. C. Kun-
ze, Sr., Box 468, Columbus.

Want good dairyman, no
Grifters or drunks. A_ good
job for the right man. House
wired for stove, hot water and
bath. John Coley. Jm_ mt. 2;
Cochran, Ph. WE. 4-6471 (no
collect calls).





Want man for cattle farm
to do fencing and some trac-
tor work, rough carpentering,
and general farm work. Have
3 rm. furnished house, or 5 R.
unfurnished house. E. K.
Fowler, Rt. 2, Athens.

Elderly couple needs mid-
dle-aged Christian woman
with no bad habits to live
in apt., wired for elec., and
ao light gardening, tend veg-
etable crop. Reasonable sal-
ary. Tommie Mullis, 808
Dorough St., Eastman.

Want couple to care for
laying hen farm; must be so-
ber, honest, good health, white
or colored. House wired for
stove, lights and water. Can
furnish 2 rooms if needed.
Year round work and weekly
salary. Marie Finley, 967
Chea ponies Dr., Gaines-
ville.

Equipment

800 gallon Craft milk tank,







stainless steel, used 18
months; 2 compressors, new
cond. Surge pipeline, auto-

matic cleaning, 4 milking un-
its, and compressor, in excel-
lent cond. Henry Winn, Dal-
las, Ph. 447-3690.

Farmall H. tractor, practi-
cally new, 12-38, 6 ply, tires
on rear, good cond., planters
and cultivators included, $450.
Mrs. Sara B. Yelton, Norwood.

13 double burner pipeless
oi] brooders, good condition.
Ed Parks, Hwy. No. 9-5,
Cumming, Ph. 887-2831. (No
collect calls).

Complete milking equip-
ment: 600 gal. Kraft bulk
milk tank, all pumps, switch-
es, washing and_ cleaning
equipment, ete, and 4 milk-
ing stalls. All Surge except
bulk tank, $2.500., complete.
T. J. Lawler, 219 Dixie St.,
Carrollton.









Windmill, good condition,
$150.; also, 600 gal. metal
tank, good cond., $65. Will

sell separately, or together.
Lawhorn, Rt. 2, Ella-
h. WE. 7-2623.

ville,

Boing ieee ae Pate



| ton.

14 disc cutting | ;
ing harrow, 6 cutting ranges,
does a good job. Joe McMil-
len, P. O. Box 275, Dacula.



a d<
ground, g ank |
lator, $100. R. A. Pl
Risse Greenville.



One row Super A. Farmall
tractor, cultivators, planters,
fertilizer attachment and
dise plow, all in good cond.
J. M. Norris, Rt. 2, Warren-



Super C. Farmall tractor
with 2 row cultivators, plant-
ers, and fertilizer attachment.
ee Fowler, Rt. 1, Fayette-
ville.

Large Hydraulic ram
(pump) with 2 in. drive pipe,
$50. <n {f00d.2 shaper ... bu
Foster, 4897 Flakes Mill Rd.,
Ellenwood, Ph. 241-4831 (no
collect calls).

John Deere H. tractor
with lift, cultivator and wheel
weights. C. W. Spence, Rt. 5,
Marietta, Ph. HE. 5-9743 (af-
ter 6:30 p.m.). : :

One row tractor Farmall
180 with planters and culti-
vators, 2 disc plow, 8 dise har-
row, cotton duster and 2
whi. trailer. Tractor and
equipment almost like new.
Doyle Sartain, Rt. 3, Daniels-
ville, Ph. SY. 1-2013.

Electric Oaks _ incubator,
practically new, 100 hen ca-
pacity, 250 quail egg capaci-
ty, $20,.) COD: Mrs. Grady,
Bynum Sr., Georgetown.









Wood saw in good sh
steel frame and belt, $30.

2;L. McGinnis, Rt. 1, A

ta.

2, 4-ft., dbl. section, 19
harrows, $40. each. A
Boling, Rt. 2,. Ocilla (at
winville). a

9 A. R. Wood gas bro
1,000 cap., $20. each. Ro
Sosby, RFD, Carnesville,
383-2918, 404 Area Code.

Gehl 10 in P. T. O. ha
ermill with 3 screens a
bagger, perfect cond. $
FOB. Charles W. Carte
1, Winterville, Ph. 543-97











(Athens). a
Allis Chalmers G. tra
tiller, plow and_ cult

plows, 3 almost n
good running conditi
jam O, Adams, Rt.

5 Kero gas dbl. burner
brooders, slightly used,
good cond. Complete wit
connections and leveling
ands; also, approx.
te in., galv. piping. .
part, bargain priced. |
Mulkey, Rt. 2, Jasper.
692-3941. i



- Ford Deisel tractor, all
equipment, in good cond; also,
irrigation system, 44 joints,
30 ft. pipe, 18 sprinklers, and



pump. J. M. Hamm, Valdosta,
Ph. CH 4-0584.
10 elec. Bailey brooders,

700 chicken cap., good cond.,
$240. for all; also, boom cyl-
inder, bucket cylinder, 2,
swing cylinders, boom mount-
ing frame valve assembly, for
185 Davis backhoe, all $300.
S. E. Sewell, Rt. 2, Cumming.

Four bottom spinner plow,
2.lefts, 2 rights, 16 in:, A. C.
60 series, good cond. with
either 3 point or snap coupler
hitch, $400. E. H. Stokes, Rt.
7, Sardis Church Rd., Macon,
Ph. 788-2378.













Myers shallow well pun
30 gal. tank, foot valve, some
plastic pipe, guaranteed
good cond., $60. W. M. Wi
er, Rt. 6, Box 109, Dublin.

Oakes egg washer, Mo
3500, cap. 8 cases per
slightly used, A-1 con
$300. cash (located 8 mi.

Flowery Branch, Ph.
3802 (no collect calls). :

John Deere Quik-Tatch,
row crop cultivator, clam
shanks, cross heads, lift amr
suppert stands spring ty
shanks, all good cond, for -
or M. T. tractor $35. plus e
R. C. Newcomb, Leesburg.



Magic automatic egg sand-
er, $150.; 10 kerosene brood-
ers, Browers, 500 cap., $15.
ea;. 6 Buckeyes 1000 capaci-
ty, $25. ea.: wheeled subsoil-
er, 30 to 50 hp., type, $50. T.
Fs oon Rt. 4, Summer-
ville.

- 25 hp. Wisconsin air-cooled
motor with gear box, good
cond., $100.; Int. 42R combine,
good for parts, new shaker,
good belts, fair tire, $35. J.
C. Chumbler, Rt. 3, Cumming,
Ph. TU 7-7463. :

Mowing machine for Farm-
all Cub, good cond., and 2
disc pull type plow for Cub
Farmall. Grady Evans, Rt. 2,
fo (Hwy. No. 280, McRae





Bulk milk tank, 250 gal.,
Dari-Kool, excel. cond. H. P.
Stapleton, Rt. 8, Pineworth
Rd., Macon, Ph. SH. 3-5801
(no collect calls).

2 horse farm wagon in fair-
ly good: repair; 2 whi. walk-
ing cultivator; iron beam
middle buster. Would sell
each, or all, at grab bag price.
Mrs. Claude Stephens, Al-
pharetta, Ph. GR. 5-5344.

4 cast iron pots; also, gar-
den and yard Cyclone ferti-
lizer spreader, and some gar-
den and shop tools for sale.
G., R. Barnett, 4143 Durham
Circle, Rt. 4, Stone Mountain
(after 6 p.m.).

10 A.R. Wood gas brooders,
tube feeders, automatic 8-ft.
hanging waterers, 2, 3 ton,
feed bins, and other equip-
ment, good condition. H.
Biaeckstone, Canton Hwy.,.
Ducktown Community, Cum-
ming, Ph. 887-2524.

Ford: Diesel 871 farm trac-
tor with Selector-speed trans-
mission, used on farm about
3,200 hours. Lester Varn, Rt.
3, Box 530, Albany, Ph. HE
5-8621 (not collect).

Garden tractor, 5 HP.
complete with cultivator, har-
row, turning plow, and lay-
off plow, good cond., $95. J.
E. Turnipseed, 236 N. Cooper









C.| completely overhauled a






























-1961 combine, 45 Hi-
good cond., with 10 ft. head
W. Bo Gunnin, = Jr. hoe
Dainelsville, Ph. ST. 9-31
(after 8 p. m., no colle
calls). 2 Be

6 ft., 24 dise., I. H. harr
2 pt. hitch, frame reinfor
new dise. on front, $150.; al.
5 ft. I. H. tandem harrow, fa
condition, $50. N. W. Mc
Ris -3;-Cuthbert. 22

CORRECTION: WC Alli
Chalmers tractor, engine j
rebuilt, good tires (one
Athens bog harrow, Athens
disc tiller plow, 7 ft. 1
mower, all $550. Henry.
Rawlins, Rt. 4, Fairburn R
Douglasville. Be :

300, 5 ft, broiler fe
troughs, gocd condition. W
sell all or part your choi
$1. ea., or 75c ea. if you ta
all. Arrie Williamson, Rt
Carrollton. 8

a ee
1950 8-N Ford tractor,
equipment, 3 point hitch: har:
row, cultivator, 2 row, ferti-
lizer dist., planters, rollin
bar disc tillers, 2 bettom pl
and ete., $950. H. P. N
P. O. Box 387, Edison.
835-2015 (Morgan) Mon
Friday, 8:30 to 3:30 p. m

Farmall H. tractor, 4
tiller, planters and culti
ors, good condition, $695.
D. Jackson, 3445 Bloomf
Dr., Macon, Ph. 743-32'

Super M. D. Intnl. trac

painted, good as new. See
my place. C. B. Haygoo
Forsyth, Ph. 994-4417.
Ti-Tan chain driven pow
saw for sale, good cond., ar
reasonably priced. See at
house.

Equipment





Be Rd., Smyrna, Ph. 436- . WANTED
3, 6,000 capacity, broiler} Want John Deere 40
houses, all material. good/or 430 standard tractor

cond. May be inspected any-
time. Rufus Adams, c/o Ad-
ams-Briscoe Farm, Jackson,
Ph. 775-7826.

Nearly new 1963 John
Deere baler, 24 T. model, $1,-
200. Harvey Becker, Wadley,





Ph. 239R2,

Sad or Renee aie





good condition. Give de
first letter. Henry G. Sutt
204 Bold St., Gainesville.

Want good used broile
hen, Big Dutchman, auton
chicken feeder.



Pike sd dear poles St Sai icokee

ver, Rt. 1,
673 ~2049 Bt





MARKET BULLETI:



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WANTED






ant one belt pulley at-
.chment for Farmall 140
J. tractor. Buel Hubbard,
i, Sharpsburg.

E Want good hammermill.
State price and phone num-
ber. Robert Sutton, Rt. 1,
Clarkesville,

ant 1951-52 John Deere
. J. W. Bent-
Barnes Mill Rd.,
\ farietta, Ph. 428-7125.

Want good used 4 whl. farm
tractor wagon, with running
gear in good shape, reasona-
iy priced (condition of tires
body ess important),
. of Augusta or
faynesboro. Give particulars.
S. Eubanks, 2001 oe
Ave. Augusta.










tobacco barn, prefer gas
bac. with thermostat heat
mtrol. Gordon Hamm,
8, Cobbtown.

ant good used hole digger
for Ford or Ferguson tractor.
Will exchange good hay for
same. Glenn McDonald, Rt;




Want r Z - flo fertilizer
spreader in good cond.; also,
Reg. Whiteface bull
lf, dark red without horns,
,.or 10 months old. Mor-

Rt. 2, Box 104,





~ Want an automatic feeder
for chicken house. Write what
you have and price. Oscar
Cain, Rt. 1, Bethlehem.

Want fly wheel for John



Deere A., 1951, part No. AA
4240 casting No. A 3264 R.,
good condition, reasonably
priced for cash; also, John

Deere 720 or 730 fuel or Die-
sel tractor with or without
equip. L. E. Crawford, P.O.
Box 423, Lenox.

Livestock







Several nice Angus heifers
and bulls, unrelated (O. B.
13th and Woodbar), produc-
tion tested herd, priced for
commercial breeders. Ed Gun-
by, P.2O;, Box 1237, Atlanta,
Ph, JA, 2-3633.

Thoroughbred Hereford
bull, 3-% yr. old, $250 at
barn. Selling because of in-
breeding. A. B. Boling, Rt, 2,
Ocilla, (at Irvinville).

Reg. Black Angus _ bull,
gentle, 8-% yr. old, wt. about
1100 Ib., perfect shape, past-
ure feed, selling because of in-
breeding. Calves have been
extra good, 18-%ec lb. G. C.





calved
Billy

Reg. Hereford bull,
Mate 6. .3l9035, - Slo0.
Turner, Union Point.

Angus bulls and_ heifers,
unre.ated, from production-

tested herd, breeds best blood-

lines, priced for commercial
breeders. Elzia Hayes, c/o
Model Farm, Rt. 1, Sharps-

burg, Ph. AL. 3-4558 (New-
nan),



Reg. Black Angus bull, 3
yrs. oid, $200. George Weeks,
McCaysville.

Nice reg. Shorthorn bull for
sale or trade; also, small herd
of reg. Shorthorn cows. Carl



Landrace_ breeding stock,
bred from M.C.S. (Mr. Win-
ston), boars and gilts, 3-
old, reg. in buyers name.
C. Sumner, Rt. 1, Box 162B,
Warner Robins, Ph. 923-3362
(after 6 P.M.).

Little bone black Guinea
pigs, the stay fat kind; also,
boars and_ brood sows. All
cheap at farm (6% mi. So.



Rt. 3, Griffin.

Purebred Durec pigs, 7 wk.
old, wit. about 35 lb. ea., $16
ea. John R. Thrift, Rt. 3, og
285-A, Jesup, Ph. 427-4385.

Nice Landrace and Hamp-
shire cross pigs, 9-10 wk. old,









FOR SALE Harwell, 600 Ave. C, Wesi|E. Jernberg, Jr., Rt. 2, College|$19 ea, Jack L. Anderson, Rt.
Point. Park, Ph. PO. 6-2072. 1, Zebulon, Ph. 567-8782.
Cattle 14 nice reg. polled Hereford} Reg. Angus bulls, 16-22 mo.| , Choice Duroc breeding

3 Santa Gertrudis bulls, 16-
1& mo. old, ready for service,
good dispositions. Can be seen
Bar None Ranch (15 mi. W.
Brunswick off Hwy. 341). E.
W. Lewis, P. O. Drawer L,
Brunswick, Ph. . 265-0820.

Reg. Black / Angus bulls, up
to 18 mo. old, C. V., all grand-
sons of International Grand
Champicns, Eileenmere breed-
ing, guaranteed breeders, rea-
sonably priced. Hubert Brown,
e/o Wilson Angus Farm, Rt.
2, Duluth. Ph, GR. 6- 6-3679.

ppt reg. polled Hereford
bulls and heifers, excel.
bloodlines, good range of ages.
H. Y. Tillman, 1207 W. Park

Ave., Valdosta, Ph. CH. 4-
2491,





- Want bush and bog har-
ow for Cub tractor, fast
itch, in good condition. Give
est price, or will exchange
one man power saw in good
pe. James A. Williams, Rt.
ox 61, Ball Ground, Ph.

-3853 (no collect calls).













for good
with 3 point
ch, and blade, within 35









lege Park, Ph. 964- 6188 pace |
burn, no collect calls).
aaa

Want complete belt Salley
ssembly for Allis - aes
G. tractor. Earl Benton, Rt.
Ringgold.

Want an all apes plow
or Ford or Ferguson tractor
with 3 oo hook-up. R. B.

razil, Rt. 4, Youngs Mill Rd.,
Grange, Ph. TU 4-8808
(after 5 pm. and on week-
nds, no collect calls).











2 reg. milking strain Short-
horn bull calves. Ward Rober-
son, c/o Ward Roberson
Dairy, Gee ae Screven.

Purebred polled Hereford
bulls, ready for service, $125
and up. J. Carl Daughtry,
Metter.

Nice reg. Black Angus bull,
2 yr. old past July, papers
furnished, $350. E. J. McGin-
nis, Rt. 1, Box 189, Alpha-
retta, Ph. GR. 5-6416 (no col-
leet call).

Several dbl. standard reg.
polled Hereford bulls, 7-14
mo. old, excel. bloodjine and
size, Roy Goddard, Rt. 2,
Lithonia (Klondike), Ph. 482-
8433.

20 reg. Angus cows, some
with calves, 3-10 yr. old,
$225-$300. Otis Milner, 204







Timothy Ave., Rome, Ph. 232-

3019 (no collect calls).







_ Want Intnl, fast hitch No.
14 (3-16 in. bottoms) 2-way
ow. J. H. Jackson, Rt. i,
oe 264, Jonesboro, Ph, 461-



2 reg. Aberdeen-Angus bulls,
18 mo. old, ready for ser-

vice, wt. about 1000 lb. Seggie

Duncan, Rt. 3, (Five Forks),
Lawrenceville, Ph. 843-2998.







Want kc iGn 65
iesel, or would consider gas,
n good condition, and with



i Logan-
salle. Ph. 826- A631" (no_ col-
lect calls).

Want cider mill, no wood-
tk or press; also 3 point
ch for John Deere B. and

bar; also, have black bull
ot Reg. for sale. Charles
rowder, Powder Springs.

it_ poultry feed bin near
inville. State cond. size,
oe price and height. Write,
ot telephone. State also,
long since equip. was
live poultry. G.
Beavis,



































Sood cond. Bad rea-
priced, within 70
of Cumming, J. R. Han-
4, Cumming, Ph.

Ww ppash and bog harrow
ith, 3 point hitch for cash.
Brown, Rt. 4, Box 78-



anes John Deere tractor,
70 or 730 in fair con-
on and cheap for cash. W.
leomb, Rt. 1, Box 126,
fon Milley (ZC SeS0):



peter drawn

would consider

canes type; ae 4 row
cultivator a 0-17. H. M.
3, Box 84-A, Mc-



smothing harrow,
jise tiller, heavy rotary mow-
tractor trailer for Farm-



Several heifer calves, 4-6
mo. old; also, one open spr-
inger heifer. Ollie Wilson,
Wilson Rd. Riverdale, Ph.
478-6619 (Jonesboro).

Reg. Hereford bull; ll ii
grade Hereford cows; young
calf; 10 cows to ealve within
66 days: also, yr. old open
heifer. Frank T.. Andrews,
Barnesville, Ph. 685J.

Purebred Guernsey milch
cow, to freshen with 3rd calf
middle of Dec. H. W. Thur-
mond, Farmington.

2 purebred Hereford bulls,
6-7 mo. old, wt. about 400 Ib.,
well built, will make good
herd bulls, $100 ea. at farm.
(No Sunday sales). Paul J.
Cain, Rt. 1, Commerce.

bulls, 18-24 mo. old; also, 20
bulls, 10-12 mo. old, deep red,
high quality and fast gaining,
reasonably priced, all calfhood
vaccinated and clean pedigree.
Wintcn C. Harris, Rt. 1, Sere-
ven, Ph, 584- 2312 (Odum).

Half Black Angus heifer to
freshen in April, $100. Jennie
A. Jclley, Rt. 4, Bx 390 A,
Douglasville.

19 heifers and 1 bull, reg.
polled Herefords, dark red, 6
mo. old, bred from Georgia
and Mississippi choice herds,
$25,000 for lot. Clarence
Brown, Helena, Ph. 867-3017.

5) anta Gertrudis heifers,
any quantity; bulls, from 8
mo. -2 yr. old, Classified Herd
No. 841. H. E. Danner, Jr., c/o
Pine Hill Farms, Box 113,
Glennville, Ph. 654-2231.

Victor 21 polled Hereford
bull, good herd bull, perfect
in every way, reg. in both
associations. A. L. Hudson,
Sharpsburg, Ph. AL, 3-0597.

Dbl. reg. polled Hereford
bulls, Mischief-Domino breed-
ing, 6-10 mo. old, good conf.
reasonably priced. Jack God-
frey, Rt. 2, Box 126, Baxley,
Ph. 367-3298 (no collect calls).

2 reg. Black Angus bulls, 10
mo. old, $175 ea.; also, reg.
Black Angus bull, 8 mo. old,
Blackbird breeding, with
papers, $150. C. M. Betterton,
7200 Campbellton Rd., S. W.,
Atlanta (at Chattahoochee
River). Ph. 344-4258.

Nice full stock Black Angus
bull, not reg., 2 yr. old. Toy
Henderson, Rt. 2, Flowery
Branch, Ph. 536-1180 (no col-
lect calls).

Thoroughbred Santa Gert-
rudis bulls, 8 mos. old; also,
one of our herd bulls, 6 yrs.
old (an Armstrong bull), a
fine bull. J. W. Morris, P. O.
Box 119, Carrollton, Ph. TE.
2-2852.

Reg. polled Hereford bulls,
8-20 mos. old, bred and open

















\theifers, good individuals and

-| 100

old, good blocdlines and conf.,
clean, calfhood vaccinated,
guaranteed breeders, $300 ea.;
reg. Angus bred and open
heifers, $225-$250; also, bred
cows, 5-9 yr. old, $225. All
clean and C. V. F. W. Phillips,
c/o Westover Farm, Kenne-
saw, Ph. 428-2959.

Geod rugged reg. horned
Hereford bulls and _ heifers,
sired by grandson of T. R.
Zato Heir 88 and Golden On-
ward Prince 5; reg. cows with
ealves; reg. heifers; commer-
cial cows with calves. George
Gee, III, Rt. 1, Blakely, Ph.
723-4006.

Dairy herd, 60 head of cat-
tle, 864 lb. daily base with
Miss Georgia Dairies, Chore-
Boy pipeline and Solar bulk
tank. Will sell separately or
all together. Mrs. F. W. Re-
mick, Rt. 3, Forsyth, Ph. 994-
5426.

Reg. Hileenmere bull, 16
mo. cld, $200. Van Greene,
138 Garland Ave., Decatur,
Ph. DR. 3-9897.



Swine
Reg. Hampshire breeding
hogs, boars, gilts, sows, all

ages, size, from our herd boar
Master Guide, and top
blocdline sows. all reasonably
priced. Lawton Ursrey, Hazle-
hurst.

Large English Black swine
imp. from Canada: 2 males
and 2 gilts, 4 mo. old, about



lb., $50. ea.; Landrace
male, 2 yr. old, $50. Jack
Love, Rt. 4, Fitzgerald,. Ph.

831-2695 (no collect calls).

Poland China service age
boars, bred gilts, weaned pigs,
treated for Cholera and reg.
in buyers name. Bangs free



herd. W. T. Jennings, Rt. 2,
Americus.
62 fine feeder pigs, 9-11

al taken, $10 ea., Duroc, S.

P. C., Hampshire and Yorks-

hire eross. C. W. Tippins, Rt.

1, Powder Springs, Ph. 428-
1,

top bloodlines. Raymond! 908

Groves, c/o Groves Hereford
Farm, Chatsworth (Hwy. 411
3 mi. S. of), Ph. 695-8648.



Reg. Angus bull with
papers, 10 mos. old, excel.
conf. and bloodlines, $175.

Tony Malizia, Rt. 2, McDon-

ough, Ph. 423-4253 (no collect
alls).

Registered red Angus bull,
4 yrs. old, wt. about 1500 Ib.;
also, 2 yearling bulls, appear
to be good prospects. Lee H
Battle, Jr. M. D., Rome, Ph.
232- 3702 (after 7 Di ms).



Reg. polled Hereford heif-
ers, 6 mo. old, excel. blood-
lines, bangs free herd. David
Stough, Rt. 1, Locust Grove,
Ph, 227-7396.

Beef type brood cows. See
only on week-end. Wm. R.
Ruppersburg, Rt. 1, Box 14A,
Fairburn, Ph. 964- 7579.

Black Angus bull, sub. to
reg., Black Angus cow, due to
drop 3rd calf in. January: also,
Black Angus heifer, priced
right. J. A. Newman, 1497
Briarwood Rd., N. E., Atlanta
(Z. C. 30319). Ph. CE. 7-9839.

Purebred cows with calves,
some rebred, commercial cows
with calves,
commercial heifers sired by
good rugged bulls; bulls 18-24
mo. old, sired by T.. Royal
Zato ey Golden Onward
Prince 5. Evelyn S. Gee,
eee Ph, 723-3324.

Reg. Shorthorn bull, 23 mo.
old, dark red, wt. 1000 Ib,



. | proven breeder, excel, blood-

il lines. on Don Taylor, Rt. 1,



er, Ph, 782- 3226,

purebred and 80



Nice Hereford cow and 9
wk. old heifer calf, cow bred
back to reg. Black Angus bull,
$200 for cow .and calf. Bobby
H. McCoy, 1327 Lynn Drive,
Marietta, Ph. 428-1336.

Reg. horned Hereford bull
of Zato bloodline, dark, well
marked, 3-% yr. old, halter
broke, wt. about 1300 Ib. Will
sell cheap because of inbreed-
ing. Carl Roberts, Ball
Ground,

Young Jersey cow, bred to
Charai bull, artificial, fresh-
en about Jan. Le Wm. Mar-
witz, Rt. 2, Riverdale (5 mi.
from College Park on) W.
ces Rd.), Ph. GR. 8-



aes reg, Guernsey bulls, 18-26
mo. old, well marked, reason-
a priced, Py Bunn, Mid-
ville.

(4 eeives: one Jersey cow,
just freshened; also, Jersey
cow been in about 4 mo.; also,
5 shoats and one milk goat.
Mr. J. W. Harrison, Rt. 2, Box
85, Riverdale, Ph, 478- 9412,

aCas

Improved reg. Duroc hogs:
gilts bred to farrow in March,
wt. around 300 Ib., $50; wean-
ed pigs, litter of 6, wt. 70-100
lb., $20; also, gilt with litter
of 8 pigs, $100. Ernest P.
Carter, Baxley, Ph. 367-2877.

Purebred spotted Poland
China males, ready for service
and smaller, open and bred
gilts, bangs free, can be reg.
in buyers name. Harmon



H.} Cornelius, Nashville, Ph. 686-

9807.

50 pigs and shoats, Land-
race, Hampshire and Duroc
eress.. J, Hi. Hollitied, Rt. 2;
Winder, Ph. 867-3332.

~ Nice feeder pigs, Yorkshire
cross, grows off fast, $10-$15
James H, Kent, Rito.
Powder Springs, Ph. 943- 3071.

Reg. Hereford swine, 10 wk.
old, best bloodlines, healthy,
$22. 50 at farm. Will ship;
letters answered. Leonard
Fleming, Rt. 2, Hartwell, (Z.
C. 30643).

O. I. C.. breeding i





stock
shoats, 5 mo. old, both male
and female, $35 ea.; also, pigs
2-3 mo. old, $20 ea. All treat-
ed and reg. in buyers name,
F. O. B., cheaper at the farm.
Ne Sunday sales. Paul J. Cain,
Rt. 1, Commerce.

Reg. Yorkshire gilts and
boars: reg. black Poland China
gilts and boars; also, reg. and
commercial sows. D. F. Fowl-
er, Rt. 1, Fayetteville.

24 pigs, Tamsworth and
Hampshire cross, $10 ea. Ray
Williams, Rt. 1, Box 150, For-



wk. old, $10 and $12 ea. or if | 24

stock, males and females,
from large litters, all ages,
treated, reg. in buyers name.
William E. Lanier, Rt. 2, Box
84, Metter, Ph. 685-1016.
Reg. Landrace gilts and 3
reg. boars, all 3 mo. old; also,
5 reg. Landrace sows, all bred
to reg. Landrace boar, this
will be their 2nd litter. W. L.
Wells, Box 249, Rt. 6, Macon.

Purebred Spotted gilts, top
quality. E. E. Watson, Rt. 2,
Fort Gaines, Ph. 768-4827.

Reg. Yorkshire hogs: ser-
vice age boars and gilts; also,
some very good young pigs
both boars and gilts, good
bloecdlines, King David and
100 Proof. J. F. Moore, Jr., Rt.
3. Box 142, Vidalia, Ph. 537- a
3477.

Extra nice 8 wk. old pigs, |
Duroc-Tamworth cross, trim-
med and wormed, $10 ea., See
at D. Erwins Grocery,
Hwy. 53, 8 mi. E. Calhoun.
By D. Erwin, Calhoun.

"Yorkshire bred sows, P. R.
certified; also, boars and opea
gilts, 7 mo. old production,
Registry Certified, meat type.
J. K. Hyde, c/o H. & H. Farm,
Rie 2 Box i834: Thomasville,
Ph. CA. 6- 2705.

Y% Tandrace and Y% Yorks-
hire, pigs, $10. ea. James E.
Pittman, Chapell Hill Rd., R&
2 Douglasville, Ph. 942-4783,

Horses. Mules & Ponies

Shetland filly and 2 Shet-
land colts, 8 mo. old, will ma-
ture between 34 and 40 inch-
Cs Age Burns, 1010 E. Mec-
Intosh, Ra, Griffin, Ph, 227-
5213:

Shetland ponies: mare and
colt, $150; stud colts, $45 ea.
and up; mare colts, $75 ea.
All sizes, colors and ages. Will
hold until Christmas. Wayne
Wilkins, 3366 Rockbridge Rd.,
Avondale Estates, Ph. DR. 3-

















5 gaited gelding, 7 yr. old,
dark brown with blaze and
stockings, spirited, for sale or
trade for 5 gaited mare. Joyce

West, 1531 Centra Villa Dr.,
Se Atlanta 11, Ph. PL. 8-





Nice, gentle, broke ponies
for sale or trade cheap; also,
want old and crippled horses
and mules. Will pick up with-
in 75 mi. of a highest
price paid. E. McMahon,
1929 Cherry Rd., De paeae Ph.
RE. 3-3710.

5 Shetland ponies, 4-H
Club boys, os priced.
ee Miles, PO] Box 264
Aetter. :

2 nice sorrel Shetland pon-
jes with white manes and
tails; mare, 8 yr. old; filly
colt, 8 mo. cld; also, saddle
and bridle. Sell separately or
together. R. E. Avery, Rt. 1,
Zebulon, Ph. 567-8485.

Reg. Quarter colts, fillies,
mares and geldings, Paco-
King and Wimpy bloodlines,
reasonably priced. Jo Steph-
ens, c/o Shawnee Stables, 401
Springside Dr., S. E. Atlanta
15. Ph. 622-8214.

8 yr. old racking, cantering,
gelding, dark chestnut, about
1050 Ib., spirited; 3 yr. old
Shetland stallion pony, cho-
ecolate with white mane, tail;
also, 10 yr. old work mare,
about 1150 lb. Harris Griffin,
Suches, Ph. 747-2567.

Shetland pony, 3% yr. old,
black gelding, gentle for any
age child, with nearly









new
saddle and bridle, $125. Will
deliver any day until Christ-
mas. I. B. Caswell, Rt. 1, Col-
lege Park, Ph. PO. 17-7290
(Red Oak).

Black and white Shetland
pony, 7 yr. old, gentle for
children. Grady Allen, Rt. 1,



est Park, Ph. PO. 1-8154,

Danielsville, Ph. Sy. 1-5055.






on Hwy. 19). Wilson Carson, if





















GGuaranteed by Manufacturer
- F-Found by State Chemist _





















PROTEIN FAT FIBER
ARCHER-DANIELS-MIDLAND COMPANY, Minneapolis, Minn. e
_ Archer Quality 44% Protein Solv. Extracted ,
Soybean Meal G 44.0 0.5 7.0
*Fiber high | F 45.8 1.1 7.6
BIRDSEY FLOUR AND FEED MILLS, Macon, Georgia t
Mascot Wheat Shorts with Ground Wheat Screenings G 15.0 3.0 7.0
_ *Fiber high F 15.8 3.2 7.6
BREMCO. ALFALFA MILLS, INC., New Bremen, Ohio ; :
Medogreen 13% Alfalfa Pellets Suncured S 13.0 1.5 33.0
*Protein low g F 12.5 1.5 31.5
BURCH'S TRADING POST, Clarkesville, Georgia :
Burch's Best Broiler Mash G 23.0 5.0 5.5.
*Protein low F (22.4 7.9 3.0
- CARGILL, INC., Chattanooga, Tennessee
: 65% Peruvian Fish Meal 65.0
*Protein low F 63.5 ses 0.4
CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
: Central Cofton Oil Meal 41% Cotton oced Meal G 41.0 ees
*Protein low F 40.0 3:9) 14.0.
Prosperity Brand "Old Process 63% Pro, :
Cottonseed Meal G 36.0 3,0 17.0
*Protein low, Fiber high F 35:35. 37, 180
COLUMBIA MILL & ELEVATOR COMPANY, Columbia, Tenn. a
Blue Seal Soft Wheat Gray Shorts G 16.0 3.5 6.0
*Protein low, Fiber high F 15.2 4.3 6.5
CUMMING HATCHERY, Cumming, Georgia
_ Cumming H. E. Broiler Starter Medicated G 23.0 6.5 3.0
*Fat low F 25.0 5.7 2.9
DAHLONEGA MILL, INC., Dahlonega, Georgia . : %
Behlonega Mill Pullet Developer Medicated G 14.0 2.0 - 14,0
*Protein low F 13.4 4.7 1329

LANIER FEED MILLS, Gainesville, Georgia ;

_ OWEN & LAWSON FEED COMPANY, Cann Gecigla

| RICELAND FEED MILL, Stuttgart, Arkansas.





October, 1963 6



_ DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY =
Arrow Pure Wheat Bran
*Fot low

KITCHENS | FEED MILLING, INC.,. Atlanta, Georsia Ss ee
Southern Pride Laying Mash es
*Protein low






























Swisher Breeder Ration Rea : :
*Fiber high es eh ae

MOFCO CORPORATION, Thomson, Georgia
Mofco Blue Ribbon V-Min-ized 16% Milk Maker
*Fiber high 2 %
Mofco Blue Ribbon V- Min-ized 16% Milk Maker
i ; *Fiber high =





_ Owen and Lawson All Mash Pullet Developer SAE
-*Fiber high es

RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, St. Louis, Missourl
Purina Dog Chow <0 08 ae
: Fat low | a ee
Purina Commercial Eggena pow oy rege eee
*Protein low soe Sas

RED HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel Hill, Georgia
_R. H. High Energy Brolier Ration Pe TMec cate
*Fat low ze ; i


















Rice Mill By-Product re
*Protein low :

SHAW FEED MILL, Marietta, Georgia
z Super uatty 16% All Mash Lay

*Fiber high

SOUTHERN COTTON OIL DIVISION, Macon, Geargia ae
Sco-Co Brand 41% Pro. Cottonseed Meal a
: *Protein low a














SOUTHLAND MILLING COMPANY, INC., Gainesville, Ga 2
Alta E-12 Broiler StarterMedicated
*Protein low, 2








GGuaranteed by Manufacturer
FFound by State Chemist
FPenalized

-CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, Georgia
: Prosperity Brand "Old Process" 36% Protein
Cottonseed Meal (P.9.)
(P) Protein low

ALLIED MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia
: 15 feeds as declared

PROTEIN FAT

G 36.0
Fo 343

FEEDS FOUND AS DECLARED 2
October, 1963. os

October, 1963

3.0
3.2

FIBER

17.0
17.6



2 feeds as declared

ARCHER-DANIELS-MIDLAND COMPANY, Minneapolis, Minnesota



1 feed as declared

: THE ARKANSAS RICE GROWERS COOPERATIVE ASSN., Stuttgart, Arkansas :



1 feed as declared

H. B. ARNOLD FEED & FARM COMMODITIES, ens Georgia



ASH BROTHERS MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, eecrale
4 feeds as declared



AUBREY FEED MILLS, INC., Louisville, Kentucky
17 feeds as declared :



AYCOCK GINS, INC., Carrollton, Georgia
- ~ 3 feeds as declared



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



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



_ MITCHELL P. BOND HATCHERY,

INC., Royston, Georgia
4 feeds as declared



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



BREMCO ALFALFA MILLS,

INC., New Bremen, Ohio
1 feed as declared 2



BROWN IMPLEMENT & MILLING CO.,

Lyons, Georgia
1 feed as declared



BUCKEYE COTTON OIL DIVISION, Cincinnati,
6 feeds as declared

Chio



BURCH'S TRADING POST, Clarkesville, Georgia
2 feeds as declared



1 feed as declared

BURKE COUNTY GIN & FERTILIZER COMPANY, Waynesboro, Georgia



BYRD MILLING COMPANY, Loganville, Georgia
1 feed as declared



CAGLE & HENDERSON FEED COMPANY,
2 feeds as declared -

INC., Roswell,

Georgia



CAROLINA MILLING COMPANY, Laurens, South Carolina
1 feed as declared





L, B. CARTER CO., Buford, Georgia:
1 feed as declared



CASH POULTRY FARM, Cumming, Georgia
4 feeds as declared



CEDAR VALLEY MILLS, Cedartown, Georgia
20 feeds as declared



CENTRAL COTTON OIL COMPANY, Macon, (Georgia
3 feeds as eel meH







CLEVELAND MILLING COMPANY, Cleveland, Tengen
Red Fox Wheat Gray Shorts w/Ground Wheat Scree
(P) Fiber high










DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR. COMPANY, Chatranoege
Acme Gray Shorts
(P) Fiber high

CENTRAL SOYA, Ft. Wevie Indiana
50 feeds as declared ; ris

















CHESTNUT MOUNTAIN HATCHERY, ING. Chestnut Mountai
2 feeds as declared : =

CITY MILLS COMPANY, Columbus, Georgia aoe
1 feed as declared a ee

CLARKE COUNTY MILLING COMPANY, Athens Georsia
1 feed as declared

COAL MT. MILLING COMPANY, = Somme Seorgia
4 feeds as declared He



CONSOLIDATED BLENDERS,
4 feeds as declared

COOPERATIVE MILLS, INC., Fiero Branch, eae
49 feeds as declared

CORDELE MILLING COMPANY, Sarda Georsia
2 feeds as declared

COSBY-HODGES MILLING COMPANY, Birminghom, Alabam =
11 feeds as declared S

CULPEPPER MILLING COMPANY, Bowslon, Georsia.
3 feeds as declared Bs fae. Ee z

CUMMING HATCHERY, Cumming, Gearaia SoS eee
10 feeds as declared

INC., Gunter, Alabama re







































DAHLONEGA MILL, INC., Dahlonega, Georsta
26 feeds as declared

DALTON GRAIN COMPANY,
5 feeds as declared .

DANIEL FEED & SEED COMPANY, Deiglas Georgia a
5 feeds as declared sae

DAWES LABORATORIES, INC., ehlcaaes llinois
1 feed as declared

WILLIAM DAVIES COMPANY,
1 feed as declared

DAWSON COTTON OIL COMPANY, ce Seorgia: cat aes
1 feed as declared

DEWITT'S FEED SERVICE, Cornelia, aoa :
2 feeds as declared : vie we

DIXIE-PORTLAND FLOUR COMPANY, Chattanooga, Tennessee
2 feeds as declared



INC., Dalton: : Georgia







-INC.,. Danville, Hlinois









DULUTH FARM SERVICE, pect. Georgia
1 feed as declared :

JOHN W. ESHELMAN & SONS, Chamblee, Goorsia ee Se
3 feeds as declored





-ESTHERWOOD RICE SALES corp., Estherwood, Louisiana



4 feeds as declared



EVER-BEST FEED MILLS, INC., Loge nville, ea








& feces: as sieciaed







































EED- MILLS, INC. Balfon, Georgia
declared coe




USE, INC., - Madison, Georgia
jared





COMPANY, Carnesville, Georgia



























































OZIERS FEED MILL, _INC., Bowdon, Georgia
5 feeds as declared

PASCO PACKING | COMPANY, Dade City, Florida
1 feed as declared

PATRICK FEED COMPANY, Covington, Georgia
1 feed as declared a

PATTEN MILLING COMPANY, Lakeland, Georgia
1 feed as declared

W. B. PERRY MILLING COMPANY, Leslie, Georgia
(1 feed as declared

THE PILLSBURY COMPANY, Minneapolis, Minnesota
35 feeds as declared

PREMIUM FEED. MILLS, Conyers, Georgia
_ 4 feeds as declared

PUCKETT BROTHERS, Blakely, Georgia
1 feed as declared



RALSTON PURINA COMPANY, Sf. Louis, Missouri
a 85 feeds as declared

RED HAT FEED MILLS, Tunnel! Hill, Georgia
8 feeds as declared

_ REELFOOT ALFALFA MILL, Tiptonville, Tennessee
1 feed as dectared :





e

-RENTZ MILLING COMPANY, Rentz, erordis
1 feed as declared



ROBERTS RICE MILLS, INC., Weiner, Arkansas
: 1 feed as declared



ROGERS: BROTHERS FEED MILL, Blakely, Georgia
pad feeds as declared



ROLLINS POULTRY FARM, Bowdon, Georgia
; 3 feeds as declared



ROME OIL MILL DIVISION, Rome, Georgia
= 3 feeds as declared



_ SAVANNAH SUGAR REFINERY, Savannals Georgia
1 feed as sooated



1 SECURITY MILLS, INC., Knoxville, Tennessee

17 feeds as declared



SENECA OIL MILL, Seneca, South Carolina
1 feed as declared



_ SESSIONS CIL MILLS, Enterprise, Alal uma
1 feed as declared



_ SEYMOUR FARM SUPPLY, Americus, Georgia
1 feed as declared



A. C. SMITH MILLING COMPANY, Cumming, Georgia
2 feeds as deciared



SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INC., Rome, Georgia

1 feed as deciared



- SOUTHERN COTTON GIL DIVISION, Macon, Georgia
2 feeds as declared



SOUTHERN MILLING. COMPANY, Augusta, Georgia
14 feeds as declared



SOUTHERN POULTRY COMPANY, Auburn, Georgia
2 feeds as declared ;



SOUTHLAND MILLING COMPANY, INC., Gainesville, Geornig
7 feeds as declared



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



STANDARD FEED MILLS, INC., Gainesville, Georgia

2 feeds as declared



SWIFT. & COMPANY, Chicago, Illinois
19 feeds as declared



G. H. TANNER FEED COMPANY, Lawrenceville, Georgia
3 feeds as declared



THOMAS MILLING COMPANY, INC., Hazlehurst, Georgia
: 11. feeds as declared



LYMAN THOMPSON, Douglas, Georgia
- 1 feed as declared



COMPANY, INC., Auguste, Georgia
declared



PANY, Hartwell, curate











THOMPSON'S MILLING COMPANY, Vidalia, Georgia
a8 1 feed as declared



TIFTON FEED & MILLING COMPANY, Tifton, Goergia
2 feeds as" declared



TURNER MILLING COMPANY, Sycamore, Georgia
2 feeds as declared



HENRY L. WATERS FEED MILL, Gainesville, Georgia
6 feeds as declared



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



-| WAYNE MILLING COMPANY, Jesup, Georgia

1 feed as declared













WESTERN GRAIN COMPANY, Birmingham, Alabama
14 feeds as declared



YAZOO OIL MILLS, Greenwood, Mississippi
1 feed as declared 4

As Declared
Penalties

Failures

FOTAL

816

23

842
























































as

x



SAGE 6





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MARKET BULLET:





Livestock

FOR SALE





Horses, Mules & Ponies

Mexican burro colts and
bred jennies, $35-$65, some
ride and work; also, 12 young
goats, $5 ea. W. S. McMichael,
Quitman.



Shetland pony mare, 18 mo.
old, red and white spotted,
with saddle, bridle, and har-
ness. $225, Mrs. B. C. Low-
man, Rt. 2, Austell.

Nice gentle ponies, all sizes
and colors including Palo-
minos, 100 to select from. O.
L. DeLozier, 1505 Fairview
Rd., N. E. Atlanta 6, Ph. DR.
3-0113.



Nice sorrel riding mare
with blaze face and white
stocking, around 8 yr. old,

with new parade saddle, $275.
John Wilda Thrift, Rt. 1, Box
97, Cobbtown.

800 lb. horse mule, ideal for
garden or crop work, with
good 1 horse wagon, gear and
harness, all for $100. Jimmy
Johnson, Rt. 2, Jefferson, Ph.
367-5543.



Jen, $200.-$350.

3 young Tennessee Walking
horses, gentle and well brok-
Wise Ce te lial
601 Log Cabin Dr., Smyrna.



American saddlebred mare,
3 yrs. old, chestnut sorrel,
bred to Reg. saddlelbred stal-
lion. Will foal in early spring.
good show prospect. Estes E.
Reece, Box 595, Rex.

Small Welsh mare with
iron gray colt at side, beauti-
ful pair, good for children,
sell or trade for large well
train horse, Mrs. D. G. Mc-
Clure 3400 Rilman Rd., N.W.,
Atlanta 27, Ph. 799-6045.





2 Tast Quarter herses, well
trained, ea. % yr. old; also,
2% yr. old Tennessee Walk-
ing mare, 4 white stockings,
star on forehead, bred to reg.
Tennessee Walking stallion.
T. M. Griffin, Suches, Ph. 747-
2561.



Quarter horse mare, bay,
28 mo. old, very gentle. Toy
Henderson, Rt. 2, Flowery
Branch, Ph.
collect calls).



Pinto mare, good Quarter
horse econf., excel. horse for
all games and timed events,
well trained, no bad habits.
See by appointment at Ollie
Mac Ranch. Mrs. L. Me
Williams, P. O. Box 671, Au-
stell, Ph. 948-5656.



At Stud: golden Palomino,
reg. as Walking horse, and
jet black Arabian stud, will
pick up mare and breed until
caught; also, 5 gaited mare
and Walking gelding for sale.
J. W. Van Horn, 4457 Cov-



ington Hwy., Decatur, Ph.
Bu. 9-5798.
Dark bay Shetland pony

stud, reg., 19 mo. old, $100.
Billy Turner, Union Point.

Bay Quarter horse gelding,
about 9 yr. old, rides good
and has good conf. Lynnda
Bernard, 74 Jefferson St., Au-
stell, Ph. 948-2414.

At Stud: reg. Quarter horse,
Ranaco P116175 by Poco
Reneho, out of Aco, Red Deen
with dorsel strip; also, excel.
cu.ting Quarter horse gelding
and Quarter mare. James F.
Richard, c/o Circle R. Ranch,
Conyers.







Shetland pony, 3 yr. old; al-
so, new saddle, bridle and
harness, reasonably priced. O.
C. Netherland, Rt. 3, Louis-
ville, Ph. 3715 (Waynesboro).

Welsh pony with harness
and saddle; Tennessee Walk-
ing mare; 2 bred mare Quar-
ter horses; several unbroken
fillies, good for saddle horse.
J. .Bellah, Rt. 2 Stock-
cee) Ph. 474-4932 (Atlan-
a).



Mare with 6 mo. old colt,
$150. Mrs. L. C. Lindsley, Rt.
2, Milledgeville.

Shetland pony with saddle
and bridle, $125. Bruce Gibbs,
Rt. 1, Norcross, Ph. 448-2486.

Excellent farm horse mule
and plowing equipment: 2
drag harrows, turning plow,
fowler plow, Gee-Whiz, cul-
tivators and several other at-
tachments. Douglas Aikens,
Rt. 1, Box 31A, Gravson (lo-
cated 2 mi. E. Snellville on
Hwy. 78). Ph. 843-7824 (no
collect calls).

Mare mule, wt. about 900
lb., good shape, easily kept,
good to stay in pasture, $150
with gear. Mrs. Inez Pressley,
Burnett Rd., Rt. 1, Box 91A,
Thomaston.

Palomino mare, 2 yr. old,
Quarter horse breeding, gen-
tle and well trained for
pleasure riding; also, 4 yr. old
gelding, gentle, well trained,
reasonably priced. John R.
Wilson, Rt. 2, Madison, Ph.
391-J-3.

Red saddle horse, 6 yrs. old,
wt. 800 lb., gentle, perfect for
children, $200.; 3 yr. old Pin-
to mare to foal in April, gen-
tle, but spirited, $250. Horace
poet Rte 1, Alamo, Ph, 389-











Palomino Quarter horse for
sale, perfect for children. Will
hold until Christmas. Jack
LeCroy, 4386 Redan Rd., Rt.
4, Stone Mtn., Ph. TR 6-7149.

Tennessee walking bay
mare, 9 yrs. old, gentle, no
bad habits. Miss Pearl Hall,
Rt. 1, Acworth, Ph. 974-6577.

Extra nice, gentle, 5 yr. old
Quarter mare, bred to Aippa-
loosa stud, Daddy-O, due to
foal April 1964; also, practi-
eally new saddle and bridle,
blanket and saddle bags.
Henry J. McKenzie, Ashburn,
Ph. 567-2544,

Reg. Tennessee Walking
stud bay, 32 mo. old, saddle
broke, very .gentle, no bad
habits, $400. J. D. Mutlen-
aore, 1115-8th Ave., Albany,
Ph. 432-9718.

Shetland ponies, $75 and
up. James N. Whitney, Rt. 6,
Rome, Ph. 232-9877.

Reg. Tennessee Walking
mare, roan, blaze face, 3
white steekings, bred to black
reg. Walking stallion, due to
foal in Aug. G. S. Walker, Jr.,
Sylvester, (no collect ealls).

6 Palomino Shetland pony
mares, Palomino stallion, un-
der 2 yr. old, $100 ea., if more
than one taken, will sell
cheaper; 15 yearling fillies,
$75. ea.; male ponies $60. Jess
oes Jonesboro, Ph. Gr.

-6771.

White and red Pinto mare,
4 yr. old, wt. about 900 Ib.;
also, white and grey stud,
medium Shetland pony, 18 mo.
old. Bill LeCroy, Box 36,
Carnesville, Ph. 384-2602
(nights).

Red filly colt, 6 mo. old,
with star forehead, dark tail
and mane, from reg. Quarter
horse stud, $150. Lonnie E.
Varnadare, Jr., 16th St., Al-
ma, Ph. 632-4468 (no collect
ealls).

Shetland ponies, extra nice,
Palominos, sorrels, and spots,
from my $3000 stud, 40 to
pick from, $75-$100 ea. S. A.
Ginn, 910 Conyers St., Cov-
ington, Ph., 786-3023.









Shetland ponies with bridle.

and saddle, $75 and up; also,
horses with bridles and sad-
dies, $150 and up. Will hold
until Christmas. Dick Fuller,
Abbeville, Ph. 467-4633.

Gray mare mule, 12 yr. old,
good worker, $65. Mr. Jess
Alls, Jonesboro, Ph. 461-7725.

Nice brown and white 5 yr.
cld Shetland pony stallion,
$75. Fred Vinson, 1611 Latta
Terrace, Milledgeville, Ph.
452-2728. |

Shetland ponies for sale or
will exch. ponies or work
mule for good work mare, wt.
900-1000 lb., must be a good
mare. George Strickland, Rt.
1, Dallas.

a ahr ene ee

5 yr. old, 5 gaited gelding,
gentle but spirited, just right
for teenager. Can be seen at
2457 Bouldercrest Rd. J. H.
Sosebee, 1201 Greenleaf Rd.,
oe Atlanta, Ph. MA. 7-





Reg. Quarter horses and
grade horses, large number to
choose from, several wean-
lings. Can be seen Bar None
Ranch, 15 mi. W. of Bruns-
wick off Hwy. 341. E. W.
Lae Brunswick, Ph. 265-

3 permanent registered
Quarter brood mares, bred to
permanent Quarter horse stal-
lion, $500. each. Robert T.
Gunby, c/o Rolling Meadows
Farm, Sharpsburg.

Reg. roan Allen Walking
horse gelding, chestnut, 17
hands high, foaled April 8,
1957, gentle for anyone to
ride, named Spure Magid,
Reg. No. 571385. E. E. Hamil-





ton, 64 Brown Ave. McDon-
ough,

536-1180 (no)





Sheep & Goats
Small flock of very clean
eross breed sheep. Eugene V.



Elliott, c/o Spring Lake
Ranch, Greenville, Ph. 672-
4731.



Several bred milk goats to
freshen in January. Leon
Watson,. Beacham Ave.,
North; Unadilla.

Pure blood Nubian billy, 11
mo. old, horns cut off, gentle,
chain broke. Cannot ship. Max
Coggins, Rt. 1, Box 112, Hia-
wassee.

Maile goat, ready for ser-
viee, will sell cheap. No ship-
ping. Johnny Stinchecomb,
2260 Bernard Rd.. N. W., At
lanta 10, Ph. Sy. 4-5564.

_ Livestock

WANTED









Want good 3 yr. old pure-
red bull, Black Angus, roan
polled Shorthorn or polled
Whiteface. Will exch. good
hay for same; also, exch. for
cows of same breed. Glenn
McDonald, Rt. 1, Oakwood,

Want 1 or 2 good milch
cows, must be suitable for
dairy. W. . Vickery, Rt. 1,
Meansville, Ph. MI. 7-5572.

- Want riding horse, must be
gentle, no bad habits. Will
give a good home. Brenda
Ashworth, 1375 Centra Villa
Drs, WwW. Atlanta Il Ph. ees
8-2202.

Want 25 Angus er White-
face cows with calves at side,
not registered, but good qua-
lity. Advise price and infor-
mation such as age, etc. W. E.
Cartee. 1375 Peachtree St.,
NE, Atlanta 9, Ph. 875-8897.

Want good Guernsey or
Jersey (could be crossed) cow,
free of diseases giving 4 gal.
rich milk daily, with second
ealf, reasonably priced, within
15-20 miles. State all infor-
mation first letter DL:
Shahan, Rt. 2, Chickamauga.

Ssed and Piants

FOR SALE













Radar II Oats, $1.20 bu.,
germ. 94 pct.; Ga. Jet Barley,
germ: 89 pct: ea. $1.75 bu.
Will sell large lots cheaper. C.
M. Pippin, Rt. 2, Albany.

Sterns plum size strawberry
plants, $2. C. ppd: in Ga. all
young strong plants, one that
withstands cold and drouth
well, cello wrapped, prompt
delivery. $1.50 C. at my home.
Permit 97. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd,
Rt. 1, Box 223, Alpharetta.

Ga. 1123 wheat, germ. 97
pets, $3) bus: no = noxious
weeds; Ga. Jet Barley, germ.
89 pct., no noxious weeds, $2.
ibu.; Gator Rye, germ. 93 pct.,
ne noxious weeds, $4. bu. J.
W. Trunnell Jr., Rt. 4, Coch-
ran, Ph. WE. 4-2040.

Blue Damson plum trees, 4,
$1.; blueberry and hazelnui,
$1.25 doz.; muscadine grapes,
4, $1.; few pounds nice sun
dried apples, 65c lb. Add post-
age on all. Permit 278. Mrs. F.
M. Eaton, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Blakemore strawberry pl-
ants, $1. C. No shipping. Per-
mit 418. Mrs. Bessie Bennett.
Rt. 3, 6362 E. Ponce de Leon
Ave., Stone Mountain.

Mastadon strawberry plants,
$1. C.; Klondikes, 300, $2.;
500, $3.50; 600 M. Add post-
age. Permit 10. Ethel Crowe,
Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Genuine Hicks brcadleaf
tobacco seed, germ. 84 pct.,
purity, 99.40 pct., inert, 60
pet., sample 50c; $1. oz.; $10.
lib.; 3 Ib., $25.; 10 Ib., $75. ppd.
Earl Stuckey, Blackshear, Ph.
Hi. 9-6465 (no collect calls).

Cabbage collards, 80c C.;
peppermint and garlic plants,
10e doz.; old-fashioned Blue
Damson plum bushes, 4, $2.;
large fig sprouts, 6, $3. Add
postage. Permit 137, F! J.
Witherspoon, 308 Holderness
Blanes W. Atlanta 10, Ph. PL.
-5251.

Old-time, thick leaf, tobac-
co seed, germ. 85 pct., 25c pk.
plus self-addressed, stamped
env. Permit 177. Mrs, M. E:
Rhodes, Rt. 2, Ranger,











90 pct., purity 99.10 pct., inert,
-36 pct., other crop, .60 pct.;
nc weed seed, $2. bu. John
Peacock, Rt. 2, Cochran, Ph.
WE. 4-6438. :



Ann Moore strawberry pl-
ants, $1. C. Permit No. 491.
Mrs. Winey Eller, Rt. 3, Elli-
Jay.

Dixieland strawberry plants,
$1.25 C. Will not ship. Permit
100. John Fields, 1026 W.
Peplar St., Griffin, Ph. 227-
3682.

Latham red raspberry pl-
ants, roots in vigorous grawth,
cut and wrapped, suitable for
immediate setting, $2. doz.
ppd. in Ga. Permit 312. Jose-
ph Abernathy, Rt. 2, Yates-
ville Rd., Barnesville.





Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.50 C. ppd. Min. shipment,
200. Permit 319. Mrs. Luther
S. Butler, 466 Page Ave., NE,
Atlanta, Ph. DR. 3-1846.

Superfection everbearing
strawberry plants, $2.50 C.;
mint, 25 doz.; garlic plants,
50c doz.; brown turkey fig.
sprouts, 4, $1. Add 35c post-
age. Permit 429. Mrs. F. H.
Keys, 873 East Confederate
Ave Sb, Atlantawl6: 37. Ce
30316) Ph. 622-0448.

Seedling pecan trees, ail
sizes, will ship up to 3 ft., 50
ft. plus postage if shipped;
native blackberry plants,
large size berries, rooted pl-
ants, 15c ea. Permit 386. Miss
Ardelle Segler, P. O: Box
1814, Ochlochnee (Z. .
Slit). :

Strawberry plants, all good,
fine plants, $1. C. Permit 502.









Mrs. John Addison, Rt. 2,
Hartwell.
Scuppernong plants from

Carters Vineyard, black and
brown, well rooted and damp
packed. Permit 86. B. O.
Carter, Rt. 4, Box 204C, Griff-
in.

Charles Wakefield and
Early Jersey cabbage plants,
8de C2-2002S1. 505) 500! $2.25;
$4, = ppd.> $3" ME ab my,
home: Permit. 150. ik. C.St
rayhorn, Rt. 1, Gainesville.



- Georgia Jet Barley, germ.|

Good Sericea
Soybean, 85c b
Will deliver at ex
Ralph Rutherfo:
Powder Springs
5276. :

Coastal Berm
fertilized, $30.
R. Frilfor

Several th d
good hay, Sericea Le,
Kobe-Lespedeza, Soy

| Fescue, reason:

barn, cannot y
McDonald, Rt. 1, O K

150 bales Bro
hay. J. A.
Ph, 366-7533. _

well rooted and damp packed, | chell

hay, large bales,
hay with weeds,
50e) Re Ein Jae
Jcnesboro, Hwy

No. 1 bright Alf
conditioned with hay
tioner, $45. ton at a

Hay, 70c bale at fa
del. within 25 mi.
Lespedeza, Bermuda |

at barn, or short delive
5 or 6 ton loads. Wint
Harris, Rt. 1, Sere
584-2312 (Odom). _

Hay, 75c and $1. bale.
del. after Christmas a
- eharge. L. :
Jonesboro, Ph.

~ Highty fer
Bermuda hay, hig}



Old-fashioned white Eng-
lish Cling Stone peach trees,

La O1G tS1Z6s Silas @aavie Olds
$1.50. Cannot ship. Permit
252. W. E. Smith, 421 King
Arnold St., Hapeville, Ph. PO.
1-8276.

Early Jersey, Charleston
and Round Dutch cabbage
plants; white Bermuda onions
and collard plants, 300, $1.50;
500, $2.; $3.50 M. ppd. Permit
38, R, Chanclor, Pitts, Ph. MI.
8-2035.

Polecat cowpeas for plant-
ing or eating, Germ. 79 pet,
$2. gal. and postage. Mrs. G.
E Blalock, Rt. 7, Rome (Z. C.
30163).

Now taking orders for to-
bacco plants, $5. M.; $1. per
M. deposit with order. W. E.
Wisenbaker, Box 925, Lake
Park, Ph. CH. 2-8043 (Val-
dosta).

Hay, Feed, Grain

FOR SALE









Coastal Bermuda hay, good
quality, highly fertilized,
1963 crop, 50-75 tons avail-
able. J. F. Moore, Jr., Rt. 3,
Bo 142, Vidalia, Ph. 537-

, 300 bu. yellow corn in ear,
slip-shucked, 75 lb. to bushel,
$1.50 bu. Mrs. W. P. Daven-
port, Dial.

100,000 Ib.
Tc lb. C. P. Wren, Wrens, Ph.
LI 7-6586 (office).

Your choice of Coastal Ber-
mudia-Bahia or common Ber-
muda hay, Saturday sales on-
ly, 75c bale at barn. James R.
Woods, Rt. 2, Box 166, Pine
Mountain, Ph. 882-6580 (La-
Grange).

Hay, choice Bermuda grass,
well fertilized and baled with-
out rain, 75c. bale (50 or
more). Will deliver in truck
load lots at extra charge.
Ralph Washington, Rt. 3, Dal-
las, Ph. 447-3897.

Mixed hay, cut without

rain at Orchard Hill, $22.50
ton, and small delivery











1-2 yrs. old, grown from seed, |

jrison, Rt. 2,

cat-tail Millet, |B

New crop hand-s
cleaned pecan meats,
plus postage. Orders fo:

3 pounds not filled
Janie Almon, lauthers'

1963 pecan see

124, Quitman.

60,000 tb. Stuart
25c lb. C. P. Wren,
LI 7-6586 (office). 5
- Black walnut meats
new crop, $1. pint. J.

aysy

Nice, clean, walnut
$1.25 lb. plus post
50 ppd. Mrs. R. L.

5, Box 100, Eliijay.

Choice, clean, shelled
halves from new _ crop
75e pt. plus 10e pint shi
charges. i Nort
205 Sessions St., Ma:

noe postage, wt.
pint plus postage,
prox. 1/4 Ib. Mrs. H.
gus, Rt. 4, Box 2(

Black walnut meats,
clean, $1.25 pint ppd.

. Cargal, Rt. 1, Suwanee
CS 300A eee
Good Stuart pecans,
lb.; Money Makers, 20
Lewis Watson, Charing.

Mayhan pecans, 1963
35 Ib. plus _ postage;
and Schleys, 30e Ib. plu
age. Mrs. H. B. Wai

Candler St., Winder.

Pecans, large, thin
well filled out, 25 Ib.
Collins, 2356 Cloverd
SE, Atlanta 16.
New crop Stuart
meats, nearly a
; beet








charge, William Dutton, Rt
2, Box>112, Griffin, =



ars, any size and pri
Hill, Maysville (near Homer).



White pines for sale, 3-12

ft., Govt. inspected. Permit
310. Located 2 mi. N. of Hia-
wassee on Hwy. 75. E. B.
Foster, Hiawassee.



old-fashioned

a oo ee ae
i pp rs
Brown, Raene, N.C.
28909, Georgia resi-

f ecans, $1.25 qt.
n Georgia. Mrs. W. S.
OX 156, Griffin.

_ meats, nice
st 50. Tb. plus postage,
-ppd.; $1. pint. Y

tie x tole: Hiawassee,

> third: zone;

< $2. ppd. to

shelled halves,

ppd. to third zone.
Barrett, Box 63, Jersey.

led pecans, nice clean
Ss ae lb. you pay post-
10 pound lots, and I
postage first and

e. Mrs. lcaw,,

1 size pecans for

at my door, 30c lb. Mrs.
Smith, Sr., 3770 Cov-
Rd., Decatur, Ph. BU

y nuts, $1.25 gallon
stage pennyroyal, 20
Mri uly Logan,
ia Springs (Turners

ind picked Stuart
meats, not halves, 75c
we 15c postage in ae
: Cee Bee 2:












: 5 SL.75 lb. ppd.
$1.50 Ib. plus postage; or
t d on soe

shelled 1963 Suiact
meats, mostly halves,
-and postage; also,

Hed ypanish peanuts for

Se a 35 Buena

1963 3 shelled pecans, mostly
$1. ab in 5 lb. ceo



Ss large pecans, 25c
plus postage; smaller pe-
ans, 20 Ib. es postage. J. M.

. Box 181, Pal-

shelled in
plus postage.

Ib. lus postage. Mrs. F. W.

llins, Rt. 2, Box 71, Blairs-
ille, Ph 745-2806.

sh, h, shelled pecan

es or broken up:

Ib.; $1.20 Ib.;

p; over 15 lbs., $1. 25

Stuarts 30c lb.; Money
a4 s Mrs. Gamey
; 2, Comer ae

etestile. John Orns:
2, Hapeville, Ph. PO.

puri for _ sale,

& Gice come cut
to pick from, vari-

izes, your choice, $2.
Located Hwy. No. 20
ganville and Law-

BS OKelley, Rt.

eres asstd. ages and sizes
e and Arizona Cy-
MN adjacent 280

O. Box

Hg Do)

ite

M.|Ra., NE, Atlanta.



Christmas trees, Red Cedar,
Arizona Cypress, near Athens,
50c ea. in large lots. Buyer cut
his choice from 25,000. Cash
and carry only. Col. A. W.
Ashford, U. S. Army Hospi-
tal, Ph. 752-2841 (Atlanta).

Poultry & Eggs

EOR SALE



Hareo Red pullets (85),
1963 hatch, 35 oyster white
hens, and pair of Spanish
Hamburg Bantams for sale.
Mrs. J. EB. Carter, 3165 Mc-
Murray Dr., Atlanta 11, SW,
Ph. DI. 4-1372,

New Rhode Island Red pul- | H
lets (40), laying, $1.25 ea.;
rooster and 31, 2 yr. old, hens:
good stock, $1. Cannot deliver.
Mirss1G. > N oPrater s Rt 1,
Riverdale, Ph. 478-7717.

Year cld Roundhead and
Claret crossed hens (6), $8.;
Roundhead and Shuffler stag,
$2.50, one $5.; Golden Se-
bright Banter, hens, 3, $5.
Will ship. Mrs. Bud Holland,
Coogler Rd., Dalton.

50 hens, mixed, 1963 narcns
al] heavy hens, and 3 heavy
roosters, 1963 hatch. Will seil
part or all for $1. each, or will
swap a few for some Guineas.
Mis. James Fisher, Rt. 1,

Decula.

Guineas, white, splash, and
speckled; tur keys, bronze,
white, 10 adult toms, one





| young tom, 6 young hens, May

hatch. Pox immunity for. life,
pullorum tested stock. Will
ship. Miss Ardell Segler, Och-
lochnee (Z. C. 31773), Ph. GL.
7- (-8211 (no collect calls).

Beautiful pure proad-
breasted white turkey hens,
al: over 16 lbs., your choice,
$5. ea. Joseph Abernathy,
Barnesville.

' Fine Araucanus rooster,
March hatched, gray or rain-
bow color with ear tufts, $2.
Charles Markham, Box 24,
DVL y A C20 ce: 31796).

Show type Bantams, good
stock: trio ea. blue O. E.
Games; O. E. red Pyle; Silver
Sebrichts; Silver Duckwings;
Black O. E. Games; pair and
trio White Cochins; pr. Black
Cornish; Blacktail Jap hen.
Cannot ship. Roy Maddox, Rt.
1 Lawrenceville (old peach-
tree Rd., near Crows store)
Ph. 843-3887.

Pure dk. Cornish cockerels,
lg. bones, $2, ea. Soars
mond, Madison, Ph. 118-5.

Game cocks, 2 yrs. old,
breeding clippers, $10.; Al-
ee brood cock (Blinker),
$10. W. J. Matthews, 199



- | Mellrich Ave., NE, Atlanta 17, |.

Ph. DR. 7-6280.

100 White Rock pullets
crossed with Reds, will lay
yellow eggs. Come pick what
you want. Mrs. Ida Simmons,
4131 Higgins Mill Rd., Macon,
Ph. SH. 2-1334.

Around 900 White Leghorn
pullets (April hatched), all or
part. Must pick up at my
place. H. L. Peppers, 1427
Fleetwood Dr., SE, Atlanta,
Ph. 241-2980. :

._ Pure _ show stock Dark
"| Cornish ~Bull-Dog type Ban-
tams, 2 yrs. old roosters and
hens, $5.; Game chickens, Red
Quill cock, $5., and 2 Claret
hens, $2. ea., or all for $8.
Lockard Belle, 2677 Pharr

Hatch and Hatch Claret,
country walked, cocks, $10.
ea., guaranteed to please; have
several March and April
hatched trios, $15. trio. J. C.
Walden, Rt. Box 219, Hephzi-
bah (Z. C. 30815).

~ Turkey toms (4), ni- nice,
large, $5. each, or all for $18.
at my farm 2-3/4 mi. SE of
Smithville. Gilbert Beau-
champ, Rt. 1, Box 267, Smith-
ville.

: Cochin - Bantams, Teresa
Billy Turner, Union Point.



|sons Lundy Roundheads at |br
my place: cocks, $15. to $20.;

pullets, $7.50 ea., 7 to 9 mos.
old. Cannot ship. Bobby R.
Dixon, 594 Damascus Rd.,
Augusta, Ph. RE. 6-3262.

For immediate sale: White
Crested Black Polish and
White Polish pullets and cock-
erels, show stock. J. F.. Ginn,
2375 Cloverdale Dr., SE, At-
NESE (@. G. 30818); PH, 6z2=
6

Hatching eggs for sale from
50 breeds of purebred Bant-
ams, hatched from show stock
Bantams. A. L. Williamson,
Sr., Rt. 6, Turner Chapel Rd.,
Rome.

Barred Rock Bantams, 13
females and 4 males from
show stock, $2. ea., or $25. for
all. Will ship. A. C. West, Rt.
2, Calhoun. _

Several mixed, young, lay-
ing Bantam hens and cock-
erels, reasonably priced. W. R.
Cook, Fairburn.

2 nice young Game hens
and crowing size stag, 4% R.
VY Warhorse, $5.; one ace
Ee Game cock, $7. R. L. Griff-
in, Oak St., Gainesville.

Purebred Rosecomb show-
type Bantams early 1963
hatched Silver Sebrights,
$7.50 pr. Only have 5 pair.
Clyde H. Sherer, 803 Church
St., Decatur, Ph. DR. 8-6216.

3 pr. ea.; black Rosecomb
Bantams, Gelden _Sebright,
Dark Cornish, pair Blue-laced
Cornish, 2 pr. Black-breasted
Red Modern Games, all 1963
hatched, purebred, $2.50 pr.;
pair Lakenvelders, 1962 hatch,
$3. Will ship. E. B. Jones Jt.,
Rt. 1, Hahira.

2p pair Japanese White Silk-
ies (bearded), $5. pr.; pair
B. B. Reds, $5. 2 extra good
dk. Cornish Cockerels, $2. ea.;
pair Black . E.s $5. W. Ce
Crawford, 127 Garrett St.,
Carrollton, Ph. TE 2-6524 (no
collect calls).

Pure dk. Cornish cockerels
ready for service, lg. big-

boned type, $200 ea. here at
farm. Write before you One











(must. ae at night).
not ship. H. W. haesons.
Farmington.



ng st Bae ee as
low a 10 for bucks; $15-$25
for does, bred or open, some
reduction for trics of larger
amount; Rabbit fertilizer for
sale, 10 bu. and up, $1 bw;
mixed compost, 75c bu., come
get it. Would exch. some for
chain link 60 in. fence install-
ed or priced right. Champ W.
Page, 149 North Ave., N. E.
Atlanta 8.

Nice flight pen raised Bob-
white, Blonds and Tenn. Red
quail breeders. Bobwhites
alive or dressed. Permit 43.
M. E. Samples, 1770 Stanton
Ra., S. W., Atlanta, Ph. 755-
8680,



Pr. Indian blue peafowl and
1 extra hen, 1961 hatched,
$25. pr. or $35. for all 3. Pea-
cock is already cutting a
beautiful tail. Herman
Browning, Rt. 5, Dublin, Ph.
672-4883 (Rentz).

Pheasants, silvers, $7. 50 pirG
early 1963 hatch, $2.50 ea;



Ringnecks, $2. ea.; white and
Ringneck doves, $1.50 ea.;
also. pigeons, ballheaded

Tumblers and Racing Homers,
$1. ea. Some pens free. O. O.
Tolleson, 2412 BPaxter Rd.,
SW. Atlanta 15, Ph. PO. 7-

2595.
Bob-



Improved Northern
white quail, $1. ea.: $2.60 pr.

Raised in flight pen. Permit

32): A, N:; Reeve. 7866 Roswell
Rd., Hwy. 19, Dunwoody, Ph.
993-4020.

Bobwhite quail, fully
grown, from lg. breeders, for
restocking, breeding or dress=
ed 80c ea. Permit 48. Also,
show type white Fantail pig-
eons, $3.50 mated prs.; young
birds, $1.25 ea, Sex not guar.
Ship exp. collect. W. W. Capes.
2197 Colonial BE Atlanta 19,
Ph. CE: i 5340.

5 pr. N. Z. = and Cali-
fornians, wt. 6-10 lbs., 6 mo.
old, very prolific stock, lot for
$20. or $5. pr. Cannot shin.
Leuis Tanner, Rt. 3. Wrights-
ville, Ph. UN. 4-3766.

New Zealand whites, qua-
lity breed dces





and some
small ones, reasonably priced.
Mercer F. Stanley, 2185 Flat
Shoals Rd., Atlanta 16.



Several Game and Bantam
chickens, about one yr. old.
Mrs. N. L. Brimer, Hightower
te RED, Dunwoody, Ph.
993-6 437.

Ready to lay production Red
pullets, $2. ea., Will ship; pro-
duction Red hens, 1% = old,
$1.50 ea. Cornfed. L. B. Mil-
lians, 105 Temple Ave, New-
nan.

White Rock erosses, about
35 or 40 hens, 128 ea. at my
home. Mrs. F. M. Turner, Rt.
6, 6, Gainesville.

Pair of pure white Facile
of very good stock. Come see
and make offer. Jimmy Mc-
Clure, Rt. 1, Wesley Chapel,
Rd., Marietta, Ph. 427- 4982.

Game, Fowl,
and Eggs

FOR SALE





Several hundred Jumbo

Ringneck pheasants, priced
according to age and size. B.
T. Carithers, Rt. 1, Nicholson,
Ph. 757-2647 (no eollect
calls).

Breeder grade quail, all
ages including day old for
sale, produced by heavy pairs,
who have a good laying and
hatching record. Permit 52.
Joe Linkous, 4011 Briarclifi
Rd., E., Atlanta 29, Ph.
634-7416.

50 Ringneck pheasant hens,
$1.50 ea. T. G. OKelley, Box
44. Maysville, Ph. 652-4411.

Show King Pigeons, reason-
ably priced, or will trade for
quail or quail equipment. C.
FE, Mixon, Rt. 6, Box 244, Ma-
con.

Ringneck doves, $3 pr. Ship
express collect. No Sunday
sales. B. V. Davis Rt. 2, Ac-
worth

Bobwhite quail, fully
grown, from extra large
breeders, for eating, restock-
ing, or breeding, Permit 143.
Wayne F. Hill, Box 103, Rey-
nolds, Ph. TL T3776,

Ngee be i eae

Pn ee s







eres os
6508.



- Show type white Fantails.
Giant Homers and Texan au-
to=sex pigeons, write for prices
and description. Good birds,
reasonably priced. Will ex-
change some for corn or hay
if not too far away. F. M.
Ogletree Sr, Barnesville.

Bobwhite quail,
tities, raised in large flight
pens, alive or dressed. Per-
mit No. 10. J. L. Tade, 1328,
21st St., Columbus.

Bobwhite and blond qua quail,
dressed or alive. Permit 90.







lg. quan-



George Blalock, Grovetown,
Ph. 736-8656.
Pheasants: 4 hens, 1 roost=

er, Ringneck, 5 mos. old, $15.
J. M. Kempton, 2004 Ruth
Stes NW. cAtlantac (zi. Gs
30318), _Ph. oer 4= 4963.

Oot r. White | King. pigeons,
wt. up to 4 lb. pr., $3. pr., or
will trade for Galden Se ebright
or Game Bantams, or any
purebred Bantams. Bill Cole-
man, Happiness Dr., Lake
Luck, Swainsboro, Ph. BE. 7-
7595.

Bobwhite quail, several
thousand, full grown, sold
live or dressed, 80 ea. Per-
mit No. 105. W. A. Haney, Rt.
4, Box 132, Alpharetta, Ph.
475- 6663.

Improved Northern Bob-
white quail, grown birds, $1.
ea. Permit 42. L, B. Branan
Jr., 5240. Northside Dr., NW.
Atlanta 27, Ph. 255-5175.

Several hundred Northern
Bobwhite quail in flight pen,
ready to release; also breed-
ers, and some younger birds,
and birds dressed on order.
Permit 44. Mrs. J. C. Thack-
Kennesaw, Ph. 974-



Extra large Northern Bob-
white quail, 8 and 9 oz. wt.
ea., for breeding, eating pur-
poses, or restocking, $1. ea.
Will deliver 50 or more, 50
mi. radius. Permit 61. W. H.
Sowers, Rit. 1, Box 7, Scenic
Pee Blue Ridge, Ph. 632-

New Zealand white rabbits,
and California smut-nose, 20
does, 7 wks. old, wt. to 3 Ib.
from pedigree stock. Thin
mothers, will weigh 8-11 lbs.
Mack Clark, 211 W. Madison,
Ashburn.

See abe eek Tae

Ri
4 cocks, $2. ea. L. F.
3067 Marie Cir., Macon, Ph.



788-5377.
Common pigeons, $1. pr.
one. pair guineas, $4. pr.;

pheasants, Ringneck, aS pr.:

white doves, $5. pr.;. Ring-
neck doves, $4. pr: white
Silkies, Bantams, $4. 50 pr

Starling Yawn, P.O. Box 45.
Byronsville.

NZW pedigree bucks anc
des (rabbits)
driced. J.

F. Lancaster, RFD

|Dacula, Ph. 843-4317 (Law-

renceville).

N.Z.W. pedigree breedine
buck, 9 mo. old, . gentle, i]
EDs pedigree furnish d on re-
quest. J. Stanfield, 693 Crest-
hill Ave., NE, Atlanta, Ph
872-0312.



Grown does with 7 to 8
babies, 4 wks. old, $15. per
doe and babies; California
smut=nose and New Zealand
whites from pedigree stock.
No COD orders. Mrs. M.
Clark, 505 Madison, Ashburn,
Ph. 567-3846.

Rabbits: Dutch, Californi-
ans, New Zealand whites, in
all sizes and ages, purebred
and from show s stock,
up. Special price on trio. Will
ship exp. collect. John Car-
roll, 117 Pollard Dr., Augusta.

5 senior does, 14 mos. old,
$5. ea. and some at $3.50;
mixed breed Dutch rabbits, a
wis. old, $1750 ea. 3 NZ
white rabbits, 10 wks. old. 2
does and one buck, $1.50 ea.
G. L. Peal, 146 S. Gordon Rd.,
Austell, Ph. gA8= 5383.











Black and white spotted
buck rabbits. wt. 8 lb. ea.,
$1.50 ea. John Fields, 1026
W. Poplar St. Griffin, Ph.
327-3682. ea

Northern Boowhite- quail,
g-cwn birds, $1. ea..; will not
deliver. Lecated 1 mi._E. of
Maysville. Permit 28. Claude
Sears, Maysville, Ph. 652-

2806.



Poultry
Game, Fowl

WANTED

Vani 160 igiv pen Taised
quail delivered to my place
for 75c each. W. S. Causey, Rt.
2, Austell, Ph. 923-7161



~ Want good Dutch dees,
must be good quality and
have had one er Gis
Peal, 146 So. rdon Rd.

Austell, Ph. 948-0283.

Want 4 purcbred big-bone,
long-leszed. non-sny dark
Cornish, 1962-63 hatch hens.
at least 6 lbs. wt. Will pay
2.50 ea. plus Exp. charges to



Columbus. J. W. Cartledge,
Sr., 2829 Hart Drive, Colum-
bus.

Want full grown Bobwhite
quail. Will pay 652 ea., cash;
also, want large quantity Mal-
lard duhks. Wilbur Slade,



Box 34, Hawkinsville (Z. GC.
SUS eee eee
Want Barred Plymeuth

Rock cockerel Bantam from
good stock; also, trio good
show type Wyandotte Bant-
ams and chest type tray in-=
cubator in good cond. E. G.
Ho'brook, 280 Lee Rd., Mable=
ten, Ph. 948-1539.

Want 1963 hen turkey, fat
and on foot, wt. about 15 lb.,





near Chickamauga or Rock
Springs. Di L. Shahan, Rt. 2:
Chickamaugh, Ph. 375-2924

(no collect calls).

Miscellaneous

FOR SALE





Blacksmith blower practi-
eally new, $25., or will exch.
for blacksmith post drill. G.
R. Williams, 1398 Canoochee
Dr., NE, Atlanta 19, Ph. 233-
8890 (no collect calls).

Country - cured hickory
smoked meats: hams, size i=
20 lb., 85c Ib; shoulders, 10-
15 lb. 55 lb.; sides, 10-20 Ib.,
50c l'b.; smoked sausage, 60c
lb.; fresh eracklins, 39c Jb. All
meat guaranteed against spoil:
age. Will ship. Postage no
included. Mrs. Louise T. Pope



Box 5, Dexter, (Z. C. 31019)

eneck pheasants, 5-hens,
Coney,

reasonably

$3. -ea, -

































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: oe - MARK ULL Ze Wi

ce Wild cucumber bark, yel-| 20 in. corn mill, first class} Whi croche ( id,
= low root, rattle root, angelica} cond., $60. Otis Collins, Rt. mond design made since
roots, wild cherry bark, queen} 4, Gainesville. - ao | Ausust this year, 98: in. | d
ise aneous of meadow, sassafras roots, ~ length, 89 in. width, $50.; pot];

FOR SALE PaaS heart ae coe fe % Holders: ae ae i en

alder bark, ea. $1. for b. 1 : chair and sofa set, $5.50. Ad

lardbox full; lg. hickory nuts, Miscellaneous postage. Mary Tumlin, Rt. 1,

10 lb. bag, $1. Add postage. Box 316, Eastanollee.
Used Westeyn saddle, good/G T. Brown, Rt. Ball WANTED - : :
cond., $60. Sherry Stover, | Ground. : 6 dbl. bed size quilts, mach-

2808 Pontiac Circle, Doraville,
Ph. 457-6739.

~About 25,000 stalks of the

original old-fashioned, soft
green, chewing sugar seed
cane, 4c per stalk F,.O.B. beds,
for delivery about March 15,
1964. C. M. Leggitt, Sr., P.O.
Box 95; es Unadilla (ZC:
31091).

Well rotted saw dust, com-
post, and pine needles by the
truck load. Will deliver. Geor-
ge W. Moore, Rt. 1, Bowman.







Crawford overhead door, 10
ft., with all hardware, like
new, $65. at farm. Mrs. R. D.
Lewis, Rt. 3, College -Park,
Ph. GR 8-7049- (no collect
calls). i

Dried apples, 50c lb. plus
postage. W. T. Nix, Rt: 2, Ap-
ple Valley, Commerce.

Hotbed sash, about 200, 72
x 28 in., and 18, 8 x 10 in. glass

- panes per sash, $1. ea. at my
~ place.
Sardis Church Rd., Macon.

Ke He Stokes; Rt. 7,

Very best rare type buck-
eyes, $1. doz. plus postage.
Mrs. J. D. Phillips, Rt. 1, Box
130, Wrightsville (Z. C.
31096).

Second hand tin, very good
shape. Letters answered. L. C.
McCann, 5127 Hamilton Rd.,
Columbus (Z. C. 31904).

3 farm bells, No, 2, 3, and 4;

cider mill; wood churn; iron

pots; wagon wheels and some
equipment, all good
cond. Carroll Morgan, Talmo,
129 S-

Gainesville).

Nice sun dried apples, any
amt., 65c lb. and buyer pay
jmostage; also, artichokes for
home use, $1.50 peck if buyer

_ pays postage, or $2. ppd. Mrs.
Cc



eit

K. Simmons, Rt. 2, Clar-

kesville.



Approx. 175 gal. above
ground fuel oil storage tank,
used for gasoline or kerosene,
good condition. $35. =~,
Mabry, 688 Allgood Rd., Stone

Mountain, Ph. HI, 3-5833 (no

eollect calls).

Choice Country cured hams,
good lean type, 90c lb., Will-
iam E. Lanier, Rt. 2, Box 84,
Metter, Ph. 685-1016.

10 ft. hand split, pressure
treated creosote fence rails.
Write for prices and advise
number wanted. Mike W. Pre-
ston, Jr., P. O. Box 255, Buena
Vista.

Saddles and bridles, roping,
cutting, and parade types, all
reasonably priced; also, egg
washers, same as new. Jeff
Griffin, Circle G. Ranch,
Suches, Ph. 747-2567.

Home grown sage, nice,
shade dried and hand ground,
25 cupful. Mrs. C. Morgan,
383 W. Ontario Ave., SE, At-
Janta, Ph. PL. 3-1475.









|Edenfield, Rt. 3,



Extra nice sun dried apples,
1963 crop, free of cores, pee!-
ings and worms, 65c lb. Add
postage on ea. order. Miss
Mabel Mathis, Rt. 5, Box 57,
Ellijay.

Cured hams, all sizes, 85c
Ib. R..S. Moore, Rt. 3, Fay-
etteville, Ph. HO. 1-5794.

Clean red sassafras roots,
all kinds of tree bark, and
poke root, half gal. $1.; best
kind rare buckeyes, $1. doz.
Plus full amt.





postage. Her-

man Phillips, Rt. 1, Box 130,

Wrightsville (Z. C. 31096).

Red dry hot pepper, 30c at.;
$1. gal; 5 gal. $4: nice
shade dried sage and dry cat-
nip, 30c qt.; $1. gal.; garden
sage plants, 10c ea. or $1.
doz.; Chas. Wakefield and
Dutch cabbage plants, 50c C.
Permit 16. Leilar Phillips, Rt.
1, Box 214, Royston.

Martin gourds (4)-Ig., 50c
Eds 6 dig 0C ea. taelis 0,
yellow root, sassafras,
queen of meadow, yellow
dock roots, wild cherry
bark, alder bark, ratsbane, ea.





kind, $1. for 4 lb. lardbox
full, $1., plus 35c postage.
Mrs, Freeman Long, Rt. 5,

Ellijay (Z. C. 30540).



New 1963 dried apples,
bright, 65c lb. plus postage.
No less than 2 pounds ship-
ped. Mrs. Ruby Williamson,
Rt. 1, Roopville.



Angelica roots washed and
dried, $2. for 2 lb. lard box
full; wild cucumber bark,
rattle, root, yellow root, but-
ton snake root, devil shoe
string, heart root, red alder
bark, May apple, blood root,
queen of meadow, wild cher-
ry bark, ea. $1. for 2 Ib. lard
box full, plus 25c postage. P.
B. Brown, Rt. 1, Ball Ground.

Feed bags, 100 Jb: cap.,
some heavy wt., and some
med. wt., washed and ironed,
no holes, letters, or mildew,
30ce ea. plus enough postage.
Send cash or M.O., no C.OD.
orders accepted. Mrs. Pauline
Evans. Rt. 2, Temple.

Pure Ga. sugar cane syrup,
1963 run, bright color, wild
flavored, 28 oz. bottles, 12 to
case, $6. per case FOB. Can
ship by exp. collect. L. H.
Box vt,
Metter, Ph. 685-1083.

Fine white rice popcorn on
cob, 20 lb., $4. plus postage;
also, fine black walnuts, hull-
ed, $3. bu. Will ship. Mrs.
Marie Holland, Coogler Rd.,
Box 1019, Dalton.

Gray land top soil and
woods dirt, sawdust, pine
straw, for sale. Can bring fer-
tilizer along with dirt. Frank
Dunean, Rt. 2, Flowery
Branch, Ph. 457-5674 (Dora-
ville). ;

Fine, dried apples, free of
peelings and cores, oven treat-
ed, 60c lb. plus postage. M.O.
preferred. Mrs. Alta Wood,
Rt. 2, Martin.

New clean sun dried apples,
65c lb. plus 38c postage on 2
Ib., no less than 2 lb. mailed.
Mrs. G. W. Fuller, Rt. 3, Box
100, Woodstock.

100 pet. pure, dried, ground,
red hot pepper, 1 oz., 40c; 2
oz., $1.; $5: lb.; 5: Ib.; $20. Ald
ppd. L. Douglas Griffith, Rt.
1, Dallas; (4: G.230132).

Wire cage trap, very handy
on farm for handling pigs and
shoats, or for trapping pred-
ators, $10., or will exchange
for poultry, or pecans at mar-
ket price. G. W. White, Ma-
rietta, Ph. 428-0244.

Delicious honey creme (or
creamed honey) light, smooth
and mellow with fine texture,
LO=lb. pailk $3.* 6, 5= lb; pails:
$9. Add postage. Edward D.
Colston, Rt. 1, Box 307, Toc-
coa (ZC 30577) e=

Saddles, roping, cutting and
parade, all reasonably priced;
also, egg washer for sale. Har-
ris Griffin, Suches.

Mink nest boxes and cages,
pelting boards, and
equipment for mink; also,
large electric meat grinder.
Will not ship. Ora McClure,
Rt. 1, Ellijay.

Two-tone brown adult size





















saddle, like new, $75. F. P.
Morgan, Rt. 1, College Park,
Ph. 964-6800.



Nice dried apples, 30 lbs.,
65c lb. plus postage; also, Red
Skin peanuts, (3 bu.), $6.50
bu. plus postage. Ruth Sherer,
Rt. 1, LaGrange.

Seed cleaning and process-
ing plant for sale, or will
trade for well tools and ma-
chine. Wiley Hardwick, Cuth-
bert (Randolph County).

New crop -buckeyes, 35c
doz. plus 15c postage ea. doz-
Cn BR Wane wen ts obo x
114, Washington.

10

5 country cured hams,
to 12 lb. ea., guaranteed sat-
isfactory. B. M. Walls, 207
Humphries St., East Point,
Ph=POF 1=5062:

Nice, bright, dried apples,
sun dried, no peelings, 60c lb.
and you pay postage. Nettie
Alexander, Rt. 2, Lula.

60 white chicken feed sacks,
100 lb. cap. nice smooth
cloth, no letters, 25c ea. plus
postage. Will send COD,
prompt shipment. Mrs. Mae
Wagoner, Rt. 2, Blairsville.













Sun dried apples, nice and
bright, free of worms, 50c lb.
Mrs. Dillard Crane, Rt. 35
Dawsonville.



7002 (no collect calls).

-as_ B. Taylor, Douglasville,
Ph. 942-4759.
Want dried crowder peas

other.



O. L Bruce, Rt. 2. Lula







Want few hives of bees. Will
pay reasonable price, and
come for them. C. E. Turman,
259 Windsor Parkway, NE,
Atlanta (Z. C. 30305), Ph.
255-8660.

Want 2 new buitter molds,
acron pattern, half pound
size, Mrs. Marion E. Lang, Rt.
1, Box 76, Palmetto, Ph. 964-





Want used Butane tank, 100
or 200 gal. capacity, near Al-
ma. Mrs. C. W. Hesters, 206-
18th St., Alma.

Want 100 bales oat straw
and wheat straw. C Bar-
rington, Rt. 1, Fortson, Ph.
FA. 3-1881 (Columbus).

Want front-end loader to
fit 1954 Ford tractor. Thom-







(Speckled crowders), free of
weevils, for table use. Dr.
Rupert H. Bramblett, Cum-
ming. :

Want to trade half Guern-
sey and half Jersey heifer



that will freshen in early
spring for good grade of
Coastal Bermuda hay of
equal value. D. J. Vaughn,

Mansfield, Ph. 786-3953.

Want 50 bu. of yellow feed
corn in shucks, within 50 mi.
of Atlanta. Write stating
price per bu. Will pick up.
Ray Glasco, Rt. 1, Ellenwood.

- Want nice English saddle
and bridle. Write giving de-
scription and cash price you
would accept. Donald W.
Singleton, M.D. 401 Peach-
ree St., NE., Atlanta 8.

Want to get in touch with
someone in or near Albany
who does quilting. F. L. Bol-
ton, 205 Residence Ave., Al-
bany. :

Want 5 tons of good, bright,
clean Coastal Bermuda hay
in square bales, cured with-
out rain, cut on green order.
delivered to
Farmington, Oconee Co. H.
W. Thurmond, Farmington.

Guinea pigs (Cavies) for
sale, breeding stock, not la-
boratory stock. R. L. Alford, }
1408 Campbell Dr., College
Park (Zia s0022)a5

Handicrafts

FOR SALE















Childrens dresses nicel y

made, 1-6 yr. size, $2. ea.; full $

size cotton ruffle bedspreads,
asstd. cols., $5.50 ea.; aprons,

75c ea.; 6, $4.; novelty pot-
holders, 20c ea.; 7, $1.; dish-
towels, appliq. or emb., 25c

ea.; 5, $1.; dbl. bed size quilt
tops, pieced by pattern, $3.
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Free-
man Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay (Z.
C. 30540).

21 quilt tops, all new cloth,
dbl. and single size beds, $4.
and $5. ea.; beautiful pillow
tops, $1. ea. Mrs. Ruby Bell,
4373 Houston Ave., c/o Good-
will Nursing Home, Macon.

_New hand made, dbl. bed
size, quilts made of good solid
and print cotton materials
with cotton padding: Dutch
doll, basket design, appliq.
handles, three cheer, sharon
rose, $12.; also, Jersey beauty
rose appli. on bleached white
sheeting, $15. ea. Add postage.
Mable Mathis, Rt. 5, Box 57,
Ellijay.

Aprons with appliqued
pockets, and appli. bath
towels, $1. ea.; appli. pillow-
cases, $2. pr.; hand woven pot
holders, 50c pr. Mrs. R. H.
Tiller, Rt. 2, Box 250, Doug-
lasville (Z. C. 30134).

Soft washable genuine
lambskin baby moccasins, col.
pink,, blue, or white, all hand-
laced and emb. in white. $1.10
DEA Ones spre . ppd. ea.
mailed in gift box. Mrs. Ed-
gar Watkins, Rt. 3, New
Echota, Calhoun.

Genuine lambskin baby
moccasins, in white, pink, or
blue, infant size (small), me-
dium (up to 4. mos.), and
large (4-8 mos.), packaged in











farm here at|M



ine made, $5. ea., plus 75c
postage; or all 6, one order,
$32. ppd. Send M.O., no
checks. Mrs. J. J. Livingston,
Rt te Pitts (Ze, CS 02a

Crocheted pieces finished
for Christmas, 20% in. clus-
ter doily, $1.50; one, wht. and
yellow pineapple petals, 20
in., $4.; one wht. 27 in. wil-
low wand, $3.; one white, 21
in., pineapple doily, $2.10;



| one white 29 in., 20th century,





violets, lavender,
white, $1.75 ea
ey, Rt. 2, Lula.

2. dbl. bi
quilt tops,
ket prints, cai
forget-me-not
er, solid ~ color
green leaves, $6
age. M. O t

Sam Faw, Rt.

Nylon past
stitch baby
~ bootee

$3. Bobbie Jean Davis, Church | Ppd

mt. Ril Conley.
30027), Ph. 336-4638.

Around the mtn. quilt tops,
nade of new Dan River
scraps, all colors of rainbow,
2, $5., and postage. Mattie

(Zz:

Sunday, 812 Jane St., Way-]|

Cross.

Quilts for sale from $4. to
$10. Cannot mail. Mrs. BE. J.
MeGinnis, Rt. 1, Box 189, Al-
pharetta. ~ ; :

Pilloweases, white or col-
ors, emb. design, cro. lace, $2.
pr.; handkerchiefs, asstd. col-
ors, cro. lace; 35 ea.; 3, $1.;
print aprons, bib tops, pock-
ets, trimmed, 65c. Add post-
age. Mrs. Buford Henry, Rt. 2,
Franklin! (Zi) C.30217) 33

Quilt tops, new material,
$2. ea.; tatting, hen and bid-
die pattern, white, 50c yd.;
cro. centerpieces, 10c a me-
dallion; also, crochet vanity
sets. No checks accepted. Mrs.
J. L. Ellington, Rt. 2, Con-
yers, Ph. 4838-8572. ;







Silk quilt tops, $3.50; |:

friendship chain, $2.50: also,
one heavy one, $2.25. Add
postage on all tops; also, will
do quilting. Miss Addie Stray-
horn, Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Cotton print dresses, fast
colors, made by bought pat-
tern, trimmed, in light, and
dark colors, no feed sacks. 1:
to 6 yrs. size; $1.25 ea.; 2, $2:
hand emb. pillowcases made
of unbleached sheeting and
bleached; Ig. size, in water li-
lies, birds, and his and hers
designs, $1.25 set; 2 set, $2.

rs. Lucy Musson, Rt. 2,
Summerville. :

Hand made quilt tops, $7.50
and $15, pieced and appliqued;
also, tatting, 1-1/4 in., $2.
yd.; other widths from $1. to
$1.50 yd.; aprons, hot pads,
pot holders, and other handi-
craft. Add postage. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Belcher, Rt. 3; Bowdon
(Z. C. 30108).

Broadcloth pillowease S





emb. and crocheted edges,
$1:25. pr; -emb., $1.00;
old-fashioned bonnets, print,

7d5c; plain, $1.; button crown,
1.; old-fashioned bonnets, 3
button, $1.; aprons, 3 small,
$1.; med. 50c; lg. 75c. Add 35c
postage. Mrs. Nell Bennett,
Rt. 2, Box 311, Frazer Rd.,
Buford (Z. C. 30518). :

Full dbl. bed size strip
quilts made out of drapery
remnants, $4.50 ea.; 6, $25.,
all new material and cotton.
Add 50c ea. quilt for postage.
No checks. Delia Sappington,
Rt. 8, Gainesville (Z. C.
30501)., Ph. 536-3135.

Crochet centerpieces, white
or green center grape doilies,
$2.50; quilts made from new
materials, $9.; baby sweater
set, baby nylon thread, $3.50
set; bootees only, 60c, made
from cotton, rayon, or nylon
thread. Mrs. John A. Merritt,
Rt. 2, Millwood.

Hand made, dbl. bed size,
quilt tops, made of good
print seraps, tie quilt, cross









414, Blairsville sl

: Bleached w
pillowcases, cro.

|" 3 dbl. bed

| Begonia, and
patterns, $1
tops, $6.50 ea.
solid colors a
Mrs. Henry Can
Chatsworth. |

weighs more* t
$42.50 ppd. Mis
ard, Rt. 1, Box
(AS 30529)
Crocheted beds
dallion design in
ural-color, dbl.
plus postage. Mi
541 E. Furlow

in Dutch Doll, D
Grapevine Puzai
Cross Roads, $1
Star, $ ;

- Quilt tops,
aprons, A
plus postage on <
Addison, Rt. 2, ]

Ruffle doiily,
dresser set, and
ser set, ea. $1.25;
$1.5; all 11 piece:
Whittle, Rt. 1, Bi
land. eS



road and step around mtn.
$3. ea. Mrs. W. H. Wiggins,
Lithonia. ;





include husks or portions of

Persons desiring to ship
three states should write the



gift box, $1.10 pr. ppd. Mrs.

complying with laws of these

State laws of California, Texas end Arizona prohit
the shipping of nuts into these states whenever such nu

No nut husks may be shipped into these states
out first being properly fumigated.

culture in the states concerned to in:






husks adhering to the

nuts into any or all of the
State

states before