Farmers and consumers market bulletin, vol. 56, no. 25 (1970 July 1)

FARMERS & CONSUMERS

Georgia Department of Agriculture Tommy Irvin, Commissioner

IYI3ll\6T DUIIGTlM

VOLUME 56
John Gordon
Keeping Ahead
Of Park Needs
Keeping a step ahead of the recreational needs of Georgians has been the task of the State Parks Department ever since it officially reached department status 33 years ago, and even before then as a division of another department.
The state parks system really began 45 years ago when in 1925 Indian Springs was designated as the first
State Forest Park. Today, there are 45 state parks throughout Georgia. Last year, 72 million visitors enjoyed their varied facilities but the race to keep ahead of the evergrowing demand for recreational opportunities continues to accelerate with the exploding population. Since last summer, the number of camping sites in Georgia state parks has increased from 1825 to 2168 over 18% but the number of park visitors also grew by over one-half million; so the growing pains continue. Revenue has increased 68% in a 3-year period, from $728,000 to $1,225,000. In addition to campsites, the department has also increased the number of overnight facilities in the parks to a total number of 173 rental cottages, 46 mobile homes, and 11
(Our guest columnist this week is
Mr. John Gordon, Director of the
Georgia Department of State Parks, 270 Washington St., S.W., Capitol
Square, Atlanta.)____________
group camps for organized campers. Additional facilities are now both under construction and in the planning stage.
To complete the picture of some of the state's most inviting vacation spots, the parks now include 14 beaches, 13 swimming pools, 15 miniature golf courses, 3 regulation golf courses, and nature trails.
With all this development, the parks are so planned as to retain their natural values and thus maintain a distinctive difference between themselves and what might be termed as a "resort area."
These state park facilities are developed not primarily with dollar values in mind but with emphasis on the preservation of human resources by making available to the state's citizens and visitors all the benefits to be derived from the recreational use of Georgia's natural resources.
Despite the increasing scarcity of land, to be eligible for consideration as a future state park requires more than the condition of being available. Such land must not only be lovely to look at but it must also have the potential for development of varied types of recreation to meet a diversity of interests without unduly disturbing the area's flora and fauna.
Satisfying all these criteria are the three new state parks now under de-

Wednesday, July 1, 1970

NUMBER 53

Bottling Milk
Price Continued
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has decided to amend the Georgia federal milk marketing order to continue the bottling milk (Class I) price to dairy farmers at its present level indefinitely.
The Georgia bottling milk price to farmers is computed each month by adding $2.30 (base zone) to the basic Minnesota-Wisconsin manufacturing milk price for the preceding month, which, in the calculations, cannot be less than $4.33. The bottling milk price for May was $6.90.
Officials of USDA's Consumer and Marketing Service said this final decision is unchanged from the recommended decision issued by USDA May 12. Both decisions were based on a public hearing held in Atlanta March 11, at the request of dairy farmer cooperatives.
USDA Changes
ASC Elections
The U. S. Department of Agriculture has announced procedural changes for election of Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation (ASC) community committeemen.
Local candidates now will be nominated by petitions submitted by farmers. This change provides the opportunity for individual farmers to have first choice in nominating candidates for ASC community committees. The incumbent community committee can submit names of candidates only if fewer than six have been nominated by petition.
Bob Moncrief Dies
The Georgia Department of Agriculture, last week, lost a valued and faithful employee, Mr. Robert A. (Bob) Moncrief. Mr. Moncrief had served the department for 28 years as a chemist in the feed, fertilizer and pesticide division. He was assistant director of this division. He died of a heart attack Monday evening at his home in Atlanta. His efficient manner and friendly ways will be sorely missed.____________
velopment and totaling 2210 acres. These are Mistletoe State Park on the shores of Clark Hill Lake near Appling, already open to picnickers and campers; Richmond Hill State Park in Bryan County; and the Coffee County Park area.
Three other park sites scheduled for development are: Skidaway State Park, located on Skidaway Island in Chatham County; Whitewater Creek
State Park, Macon County; and Watson Mill Bridge Area in Oglethorpe County, Georgia.
Georgia State Parks have come a long distance since their beginning 45 years ago. But if Georgia is to maintain its position of leadership in providing recreational opportunities for its citizens and visitors, the department must be given not only sufficient help and funds, but also the cooperation and moral support of every citizen. We must go as far in the next 10 years as we have come in the last 45.

Rats, Mice and You

Rats Are Hazardous

To Health, Food Supply

By Andrew J. Brooks
We are hearing more about domestic rodents, particularly rats, today than at any time in the past twenty years. This really does not mean we have more rats now; rather, it reflects the increased concern of the general public and health workers in controlling rats and rat-borne diseases.

Each year at least 14,000 humans are bitten by rats in the United States. These unwelcome rodents may appear in our finest homes, apartments, ships, trains, and aircraft as well as in ghettos and slums. Rat-borne diseases such as plague, murine typhus, rat-bite fever and leptospirosis are threats in certain areas, both rural and urban.
Rats attack grain and other stored food to cause losses of 300 million dollars annually. In six months one pair of mice will eat about four

Each year at least 14,000 humans are bitten by rats in the United States. Rat-borne diseases such as plague, murine typhus, rat-bite fever and leptospirosis are threats in certain areas, both rural and urban.
Man can reduce rodent populations and keep them at a low level by the use of rodenticides and traps and by permanently eliminating their food, water and harborage.

Andrew J. Brooks is Instructor of
Vector Control with the National
Communicable Disease Center in De-
Kalb County.
pounds of food while one pair of rats will eat about twenty-seven pounds of food. They contaminate five to ten times as much food as they eat.
The three domestic rodents that we are most concerned with are the house mouse (Mus musculus), the Norway Rat (Rattus norwegicus) and the roof rat (Rattus rattus). One or more of these are found almost everywhere that man dwells.
Rats live where ample food, water and harborage are available to them. All three of these are available around many homes, apartment buildings, restaurants, food processing plants, warehouses and barns.
The Norway Rat (Rattus norwegicus) is also called the brown, house, barn, sewer or wharf rat. The average weight of this species is about one pound, however, many people will say they have seen rats as big as an alley cat.
The Roof Rat (Rattus rattus)
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I would like information on raising tomatoes in these new frame build-

ings covered with heavy duty plastic. Some time ago I noticed this in your

BULLETIN and would like information about cost and the way you go about getting these set up.

Mrs. K. S., Molena

This "new" type of gardening is hydroponic gardening. We regret that we have no information on hydroponic gardening to send you at this time. However, the Florida Department of Agriculture, Tallahassee, Florida, has a bulletin, number 180. that might be helpful to you. There are several hydroponic gardens in Georgia but the one you referred to that appeared in the BULLETIN belongs to Mr. Grady Stanley, P.O. Box 186, Resaca, Ga., 30735. Mr. Stanley has experimented with this type of gardening.
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While shopping in the Flat Shoals area a couple of weeks ago, I saw a
fruit and vegetable stand located next to a large grocery store. The fruits
and vegetables were sitting on the ground where dogs and children were.
I have never seen an adult with the stand, just children. Was this stand part
of the store or what?
Mrs. B.B.J., Atlanta

You should have called us sooner. There have been several of these stands around town lately. The people that set them up usually stay about a
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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday, July 1, 1970

We Get Letters

Allis Chalmers G mower, good

Roll out nests for layer house, full

12 extra heavy iron fence post, 5

cond., $85; also, approx. 10 doz. 1 gal auto, with belt system; also, auto ft. long, 65* ea. W. E. Haynes, Young

Irg. mouth glass jugs and lids foi waterers. Warren Smith, Rt. 1, Wra> St., Lilburn. ____________

chicken drinkers, 35* ea. or 30* if all 31798. Ph. 468-5685 Ocilla._____

Allis Chalmers, side delivery, 12-

taken. Bill Goss, Oakwood. Ph. 532

Rebuilt garden tiller, $45 ft. hay rake, $85. W. W. Gibson,

0302.

Ferguson tractor, 1951 model, good Atlanta. Ph. 523-4603 or 633-1059.

Dear Editor:

Small pop remover for recleaning cond., $495. Marshall L. Hicks, Rt. 6

8N Ford tractor on H Farmall,

Will some of your readers please send me recipes for old time

pecans from harvester. Harr Kilroy Lane, Douglasville. Ph. 942 model 1952, with wide front end.

kraut made with salt using a churn with cabbage leaf on top

Willson, Rt. 1, Albany 31701. Ph. 436 2807.

Vinson L. Hayward. Rt. 2. Hazlehurst.

and weighted down to keep the chopped cabbage on the bottom.

5654.___________

International C tractor, tricycle

200 International manure

This recipe uses no vinegar.

8 disc, Taylorway bush and

wheels, good tires, good mechanica spreader, $300; one horse wagon, like

harrow, like new only been used a few cond.; also, planters, distributor, new; one 2 horse wagon. W. E.

Mrs. E. Norris 7872 Tara Road Jonesboro, Ga. 30236

times, $250. R.P. Hammond, RFD 1 Cedartown 30125. Ph. 684-3431.__
Side delivery rake, very gooi cond., will sell for $300. Rober

cultivators, pulley plow, bush and bog harrow, dirt slip, mowing machine, bush-hog, all good cond. L. Glenn
Johnson. Rt. 2. Talking Rock 30175

Harris, Rt. 4, Box 9, Gumming 30130.
Ph. 887-5917.__________________ McCormick 34 HM 21, two row,
mounted type corn snapper, good

Martin, Rt. 1, Box 50, Sharpsburg

Model 200 New Idea manure cond. A.E. Bagwell, Rt. 1, Flowery

Dear Editor:

30277. Ph. 253-3271 Newnan.

spreader with side bodies .slightly Branch 30542. Ph. 967-6257.______

Garden tractor with plow used. Rev. Barney E. Williams, Rt. 1

Service body, fits I/ 2 ton truck,

I wonder if any of your readers could tell me how to make

cultivator, mower attachment, disc Dacula 30211. Ph. 945-5662._________ ladder racks, sev. compartments with

hominy like our mothers use to make. I would appreciate a

scraper blade, wheels for trailer, etc.

Farmall A tractor for sale, has locks, good cond., will make good

recipe.

$175. David Mussell, 3156 Harris Dr. turning plow, cutting harrow and farm tool body or horseshoeing body.

Andrew B. Smith

East Point. Ph. 766-5847. _____ cultivators, fair cond., uses no oil, 3 Guy C. Jones, Jones Angus Farm,

1043 Mohawk Street Savannah, Ga. 31406

Pea thrasher; syrup mill; some new tires, reasonably priced. J. H. Milan. Ph. 362-2641.

plows; planters, etc., plows and Dodd, Rt. 4, Summerville. Ph. 397-

96 joints, 4 and 5 in. pipe with

planters are mule drawn. Mrs. Ruby 2270 LaFayette._____________ fittings: Tees, elbows, power unit and

Garden. Rt. 1. Milner 30257.

Sears custom 6 garden tractor, volume gun, complete system. Harry

62 yr. old single white man wants

12 AR Woods brooders, good elec. starter and 36 in. mower, $250; Peacock. Rt. 2. Alma. Ph. 449-6323.

job on farm doing light farm work for cond., $3 ea. D.W. Patten, Rt. 1 power sprayer, 30 gal., with 3 hp

Sears i wheel utility trailer, good

small salary, do not drink, would like Pendergrass.______________ engine, complete with hitch, spray cond., reasonably priced. Howard

furnished house. Simon E. Drury,

Springfield" rotary tiller, B&S boom, nozzle and 40 ft. of high Sewell, 3144 Vine Cir., Decatur 30033.

25U7 Reynolds St., Brunswick 31520. engine, 4 hp, tiller is in good cond. pressure hose, like new, $250. Delmar Ph. 634-0072.

Want man for South Ga. cattle $75. Ellis McMichael, 941 Lees Mill T. Dabbs, Rt. 5, Box 619, Savannah

Six 300 gal. concrete cattle

and timber operation, full time work, Rd., College Park 30337. Ph. 766-6431 31401. Ph. 234-2173_____________ watering troughs, $20 ea., 1 or all.

house with plumbing, elec., on school

300"gal. Dari-Kool tank, tank in

D6 Caterpillar, 9 unit, A-l cond., Harry Willson, Rt. 1, Albany 31701.

bus route. Troy Da vis, Rt. 2, use now and in exc. cond., with 2 yr G7 LeTourneau pan, $5,500, will take Ph. 436-5654.

Folkston. Ph. 496-7094.__________ old compressor mounted on tank so part payment in cattle. John E.

D7 Caterpillar tractor with new

Want young to middle age both can be moved easily, will help Smith, Rt. 1, Hiram. Ph. 943-3538 or clutch, straight blade, root rake, #70

married man to work on livestock

farm doing general farm work, good

working conditions, good wages. P. T.

Want someone to bale hay, nea McBean. El Boyci, 2037 Spring Hil Terrace, Augusta 30904. Ph. 736-4216
Custom hay baling in Rockdale
and Newton counties. W. Green Conyers. Ph. 483-8758 or 483-3496.
70 yr. old woman wants work on farm. Pearl Marimelli, 2037 Wood
berry Ave.. East Point 30311,

Patton, Shady Dale 31085. Ph. 468-
6869.____________________________ Want man with landscape ex-
perience or green thumb, ability to maintain grounds at Mountain Cove Farms, located 30 mi. S. Chattanooga, near LaFayette, nice house furnished. Charles 0. Dexter, 2170 Piedmont Rd.. NE. Atlanta 30324. Ph. 875-4541.
Want experienced milker for

Want someone to clean well in DeLaval-Herringbone parlor, must be Dahlongea area. B.L. Dunkleberger dependable, furnish reference, good 7072 Kenvilla Dr., Tucker 30084. Ph salary, modern house, exc. job for

939-1255.

right party, drinkers do not reply. H.

Want dependable, sober middl D. Thames. Fayettevilie. Ph. 461-2841.

age couple to tend approx. 800(

Want small family, prefer man

breeder hens, man must be able to and wife to look after broilers and

use simple tools for minor repairs small herd of cattle, broiler houses

late model 2 bedroom Mobile home have auto, equip, farm located 7 mi.

furnished, with lights and water, plus from dimming, good salary for right

good salary. E.N. Barrett, Rt. 4. party, drinkers do not reply. A. W.

Dallas 30132._____________ Taylor, 2385Tanglewood Rd., Decatur

Want man or man and wife with small family to work on cattle farm
must know how to drive tractor and keep up fences, full time or part time farm is located 15 mi. S. Carrollton, < mi. off Hwy. 27. Frank J. Jackson, Rt 2. Franklin. Ph. 854-8179 Roopville
Want job custom farming; Bailing, planting, cultivating
plowing, fencing and bush hogging, 43 ft. tractor and trailer to haul equip within 100 mi. radius. Murray M MacDonald, Wee Dundee Farm, Pine
Mt. Valley. Ph. 628-5128.______
Want farm family with knowledge

30033. Ph. 636-1341.

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Want farmer for cattle farm at

Kennesaw, $75 per wk., 4 room house

and full bath, gas heat, house not

furnished. Wm. A. Rooker, 1512 Wm.

Oliver Bide.. Atlanta 30303.______

Want milker for dairy, will pay

good salary. Guy A. Jones, Newborn 30262.

Want young to middle age

married man to work on livestock

farm doing general farm work, good

working conditions, good wages. P.T.

Patton, Shady Dale 31085. Ph. 468-

of cattle and general farm work, must be energetic worker. C. M. Pippin Jr., Rt. 5, Box 352, Old Pretoria Rd.
Albany 31701. Ph. 436-4953.______ WahT someone to raise 35,000
chickens, someone that can trade with

Want someone with small Caterpillar type front end loader or bulldozer to do work on my farm in
Hogansville. Vernon C. Parizek, 2300 Morris Rd., Riverdale 30274. Ph. 9644618.

feed dealers and have cattle on 55 to 60

acres of Fescue pasture or would consider selling chicken houses and

Farm

all equip. Leonard Stone, Rt. 1, Alpharetta 30201. Ph. 475-7294.

machinery

FARMERS & CONSUMERS MARKET BULLETIN

and equipment

load, available July 15, $450 firm. D.B Dixon. Starrsville. Ph. 786-6230.
International Cub tractor with belly mower and cultivators. C.C. Nix, Rt. 2, Alto 30510. Ph. 778-4024 or 457-
0771 Chamblee.___________ Surge dairy equip. Glass pipeline
elec. pulsator; elec. brain; 3 milkers; auto, washer; vat and pump, all good cond. W.A. Housworth, Rt. 2, Lithonia. Ph. 482-6424.
International 45 hay baler for sale, $200, baler used this year. W.H. Butler, Tucker. Ph. 938-7905 or 7866080 Covington.______________
5 Bagwell 1 horse wagons, 2 with new paint. Clarence Morrison, Rt. 8, Gainesville 30501. Ph. 534-5342 after 6
pm.___________ __ __ Scrap blade, 3-pt. hitch, $85; New
Holland sickle mower, model 46, full trail, will work with any tractor, has
cut less than 40 acres, $225. H. Larry Strickland, Rt. 1, Box 134, Hampton
30228. Ph. 228-8942.__________ Six 6 ft. by 6 ft. auto. elec.
brooders, thermo. control, good cond., good for raising quail or chicks. Billy A. Jones, Box 185, Hazlehurst 31539. Ph. 375-5865 after 7 Dm.________
9N Ford tractor, good cond., $575; like new bush hog with tractor, $725. H. H. Hamby, Rt. 1, Acworth. Ph. 974-
4106. ___ __________ 8N Ford tractor, exc. cond., like
new; also, rotary mower. Grady Turner, 107 Batiste Park Rd., Jonesboro. Ph. 478-9636.
3 cyl. Massey Ferguson diesel
tractor, 1964 model, live power takeoff and multi power, all-purpose plow,
A-l cond. rubber. L. P. Drake, Rt. 1, Lester Rd., Fairburn 30213. Ph. 964-
7446._______________. Farm trailers, $50 and $75; self-
propelled hay wagon, Chevrolet
motor, $250; scooter plows 50* ea. Joe Walker, 447 Georgia Ave., Fayet-
tcville 30214. Ph. 461-7142._______ Combine, Ford model 630 with cab
and all equip., 14 ft. grain header,
$5,500; Ford tractor, 1959 model diesel 5000, like new, $4,750. Philip Donehoo, Philcroft Farms,

435-5869.__________________ " Two 16 in. bottom plows, 3-pt.
hitch, like new, $200; mule hay rakes, $50; lumber bucks, cant hooks, 2 wheel trailer, $125; five hole J.D. seeder box, $30; three hole J.D. seeder
box, $20; two row rotary hoe, $125; also, sev. other items. Marvin Newsome, Rt. 1, Box 169, Hwy. 88E, Sandcrsville. Ph. 552-2627.
Farmall A tractor with complete set of planters and cultivators, 3 new tires and tune up; harrow; 2 disc
Plow, like new; W6 Farmall tractor with new rebuilt engine, good rubber and paint; 4 disc tiller plow and 8 disc Athens harrow. Alfred Cain, Rt. 1,
Commerce. Ph. 335-5376._______ Farmall Cub tractor, good cond.,
hyd. touch control, elec. starter, lights, turning plow, disc harrow,
cycle mowing machine, scrape blade,
power take off, belt pulley and 2 wheel rubber tire utility trailer, all $650. R. H. Cotter, Box 361, Rockbridge Rd., Lilburn. Ph. 938-1931._________
C. A. Allis Chalmers tractor, 3-pt. hitch, new front tires, power take off,
good cond., $400. Robert Pennington, Kevsville 30816. Ph. 547-2436 Wrens.
1 row M John Deere, 1952 model,
with heavy duty 5 ft. bush hog front cultivators and harrow, hyd. lift, good cond., $800 or trade for Farmall Cub
and equip. Charles W. Kinsey, Rt. 1, Winder 30680._____________
Late model Ford mowing machine, 6ft. rear mounted, A-l cond. Hugh T. Moore, Rt. 2, Kingston 30145.
Ph. 336-4821.______________ Farmall H tractor, good cond.,
$500. B. B. Oliver, Hamilton. Ph. 628-
4439. ________________
5 hp Gravely tractor with sickle blade, 1 hr. running since complete overhaul, $150. R. N. Patrick, RFD#1, Social Circle. Ph. 786-8831 Covington.
Good plow for sale; also, work mule, approx. 1000 Ibs. M. H. Thomason, Rt. 2, Box 147, Dalton 30720. Ph. 226-1843.
2 wheel garden tractor, 7 hp, with 3 pieces of equip, $80; riding garden

scraper 10 yd. pan, all very good cond., $11,500. Raybon B. Lord, Sycamore 31790. Ph. 567-2164.____
1952 Massey Ferguson tractor,
$300. R.C. Belts, Oakdale Rd.,
Mableton. Ph. 799-8474. 8N Ford tractor, perf. cond., new
tires, 1 blade and scoop; 2 farm trailers; low boy; garden tractor; power saw. Leonard T. Wilkins, 3665
Union R D., College Park. Ph. 344-
2712. Fox silage harvester, 2 row corn
headers, like new, used 50 hrs.; silage body to fit 2 ton truck with power discharge rear and front, operates from PTO, same cond. as harvester;.
also, other pieces of equip, for use in silage operation and cattle farm. Virgil R. Williams, 5620 New Peachtree Rd., Chamblee 30341. Ph.
457-5233. 9N Ford tractor, $600. B.I,
Gilbert, 6790 Covington Rd., Lithonia
30058. Ph. 482-7215.__________ John Deere 420, 1 row tractor with
cultivators, exc. cond.; John Deere #39 mower, 3-pt. hitch, 6 ft. blade, like new. J.P. Hodnett, White Plains. Ph.
467-3352. 12 brooders, good cond.; also, 100
three qt. glass jugs and lids; chain saw. Mrs. W.D. Strickland, Jefferson.
Ph. 367-8529.______________ Metal 4 ft. feeders, some with legs
and some without, $5; also, few 8 ft. drinkers, will sell all at bargain.
Dollie Garrett, Rt.l, Box 43,
DahloneRa^ 24 ft. cattle rack with top bolted
together, regular $1500, will sell for
$850. Bobby L. Holloway, Bowdon. Ph.
258-3282 or 349-1054 Atlanta. 3 cy. Perkins diesel engine and
transmission and starter and lenerator for M 35 Massey Ferguson
tractor. Jerrold Wright, Rt. 1, Box
535A Milledgeville 31061. Ph. 452-2614.
day or 452-3181._____________ John Deere 45 combine with grain
head and #10 corn head, good cond. J.L. Gunn, Rt. 1, Warrenton. Ph. 4653369.

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Agriculture Building Capitol Square
Atlanta, Georgia 30334 404-524-3292
Tommy Irvin, Commissioner
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for sale
Big Dutchman model 50E, I/ 2 ton, egg room cooler, exc. cond., $100. W. B. Hamner, 4519 Wood Valley Dr., Acworth 30101. Ph. 974-6091._____
Pig feeder; roto-tiller; also, dump trailer. J. L. Cruse, Jr., Rt. 4, Box 365, Gumming 30130. Ph. 887-6537 after 7
um._____________________________ _ Heavy duty 2 wheel trailer, 7 x 16
ft., to haul crawler or Irg. tractor, $600; also, Cleatrac diesel motor for Cleatrac crawler, $100. Ralph Brown, Rt. 4. Corinth.________________
Planters and cultivators with plows and side dressing hopper; 16 disc smoothing harrow; Dearborn 2 disc tiller, like new, mule drawn planter; 5 ft. rotary mower, service

Williamson 30292. Ph, 228-2461.
15.5 x 38 six ply tire, no holes, fair tread: 11 x38 six ply tire mounted on
John Deere rim (rim and wheel 1 unit with 9 lug holes); also, 13 in. grind-
stone and post vise. J. C. Cook, Jr., Box 143. Woodland 31836. Ph. 674-2437.
Lilliston 15000 combine, $1,500; Graham-Home plower, 9 ft., equipped
for hyd. cyl., $75; #37 Massey Ferguson, 13ft. plow, 3-pt. hitch, $250.
Jack Laing. Dawson.__________ Rudco feed saver, 2 line elec.
poultry feeder with 600 ft. of chain and trough, less than half price, good cond. O.F. Daughtry, Louisville
30434. Ph. 625-7528._________ Henderson hyd. bulk feed body
and chassis, mounted on Chevrolet 59' truck, 15 ft. screw elevator Chief B 500. F. S. Green, Villa Rica. Ph. 459-
5414.____________________. New Idea corn puller, pull type, 1
row; Lilliston peanut shaker, pull type; Lilliston peanut combine with basket and pick up attachment and motor, all exc. cond. J. C. Gosa, Box
97, Smithville. Ph. 846-2361.________

tractor, 20 hp motor with 3-pt. hitch;

also, 3 pieces of equip., $125. A. J.

Weldon, Rt. 2, Dallas.

14-A International 1 row cotton

picker, mounted on 240 Farmall

tractor, good cond. A. J. Padgett, Rt.

1, Box 125, Keysville. Ph. 554-3734

Waynesboro.

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210 auto. McCulloch chain saw,

$125, blade sharpened twice, 20 in.

bar. C. E. Feather, Rt. 2, Lilburn. Ph.

469-6949._____________________

2 tractor tires and tubes 15 \F2 x

38, four yrs. old, good rubber, all for

). J. C. Henderson, L. A. Lee Farm,

Rt. 1, Resaca. Ph. 629-5512 Calhoun.

128 Farmall tractor, complete

with all new parts except bottom

plow, good cond., runs good, $900.

Elmar Russell, Rt. 2, Box 309, Lyons.

Ph. 526-8766. ___________________________

John Deere 40C dozer, $950; Frick

sawmill and edger, $1050; John Deere

front end loader, $175; roto-tiller, $75.

Bob Burkart, Rt. 4, Box 92A, Blair-

sville 30512. Ph. 745-2982.

4 wheel rubber tire wagon, stake

2 horizontal 12 in. water wheels in cast irons fobay, very cheap for quick removal. H. G. McDonald, Rt. 4, Madison. Ph. 342-1284.
Fruit-vegetable stand, 10 ft. x 12 ft., paneled, insulated, air conditioned, wires, portable. Weyman E. Rooks, Newton. Ph. 734-5109.
Fuel oil heater and 500 gal. tank, good cond. James W. Smith, Sandy Creek Rd., Rt. 2, Fayettevilie 30214. Ph. 461-6425 after 5:30.
Farm machinery and equipment

notice or advertisement carried make; Ford mowing machine 6 ft.

Ford mower, rear attached cycle sides, good cond., $250; also, 3 gang

in any publication that is de- blade, all equip, above 3-pt. hitch. F. type model 14-59 with extension arms, spring loaded turning plow, $150. W.

livered through the United States mail.

P. Thomason, Jonesboro. Ph. 478- $75; New Holland silage harvester, C. Rexroot, Rt. 1, Alpharetta. Ph. 475-

9506.

_ model 611, row crop head, $325. Joe 5339.

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wanted

Deborah Pullin, Editor
Viva White, Notice Editor
Published weekly at 1833 Lawrencelie Highway, Decatur, Ga. 30033 Sr*eqcond class postage paid at Decatur,

6 concrete cattle watering troughs, 300 gal. cap., $20 ea. Harry Willson, Rt. 1, Albany 31701. Ph. 436-
5654. __________________ Combine, very good cond., $175.
Eugene Peters, Rt. 3, Loganville. Ph. 466-4710.

W. Butler. Camilla. Ph. 336-8503.
Equip, for raising up to sev. thousand quail: Auto, feeders, laying pens, brooder lights, etc., will sell all
orparts. G. H. Achenbach, Jr., Rocky Creek Farm, Vidalia 30474. Ph. 5373830.

1962 C Gleaner-Baldwin combine, 4 row corn header and 12 ft. grain header, good cond., $3000; Lilliston
1100 peanut shaker, $250; Ferguson peanut shaker, $150. Richard
abadah, 2014 Robin Hood Rd., Albany 31705. Ph. 436-1222.

Want 1 row John Deere tractor, model 40 or 320 and equip. William T. Barnes, Rt. 2, Box 349, Cumming 30130.
Want model 45 or 46 International hay baler, good cond., state price. John C. Jones, Rt. 3, Covington.

Wednesday, July 171970

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4 yr. old sorrel mare with flaxen

6 yr. old bay hunter gelding, 15

3 yr. old Pinto mare, over 15

Western saddle, pad and bridle,

Horses,

mane, gentle but spirited, $200 or I/ 2 hands high, combination Quarter hands, beautiful color and conf., exc. cond., $65 or best offer. Mrs. F.W. track' for Angus calves or gaited filly. horse and Thoroughbred, trained by rather sell to girl interested in good Roebuck, Jr., Box 313, Douglasville.

mules, ponies

Nancy Coble, Forest Park. Ph. 363- competent young woman for female gentle horse, no bad habits, healthy, Ph. 378-2974 after 6 pm.________

2454.____________________ riders, right owner more important new shoes, no cuts or scars on body;

18 in. forward seat English sad-

Reg. Quarter Horse mare, 5 yrs. than price. J.A. Cragon, 3459 Ivy Rd., also, halter, bridle, saddle and dle, tan, used very little, padded top

old, exc. bloodlines, conf. and disp., Atlanta 30342. Ph. 233-5261 or 255-3182. blanket, all for $350 no less. Bobbie and bottom, $50. Billy Franklin,

well trained and gentle, winner in

Gentle Quarter type bay mare; Dutton, Morrow. Ph. 361-5704.

Jackson. Ph. 775-2354.

halter and Western pleasure, exc.

timed events horse; also, grade mare

and Welsh pony. D. Duncan, Cham-

blee. Ph. 457-4944.__________

1 yr. old Quarter Horse colt,

halter trained strawberry roan with

white face and stockings; also, new

born Quarter Horse filly, as soon as

for sale weaned, sorrel with white face and

Beautiful sorrel gelding, blaze face, flaxen mane and tail, approx. 14 I/ 2 hands, gentle but spirited, goes anywhere, not spooky or shy, reasonably priced. B.H. Mullis, Moslcy Dixon Rd.. Macon 31204. Ph. 745-3909._____________________
At stud: American Quarter horse, Blond Beau Knot, AQHA reg. #318161, Palomino color, sire: Dempsey Beau, dam: Lowry's Linda, fee $50 with first service, 2 return privileges in 1970. P.T. Patton, Shady Dale 31085. Ph. 468-6869.________
Racking Tenn. Walker stallion,

stockings. Mrs. Edine 0. Rowland, 1472 Colony E. Cir., Stone Mountain. Ph. 344-3313 College Park or 288-5528 after fi nm__________________
3/ 4 Arabian filly, 18mos. old; 3/ 4 Arabian colt, 3 mos. old from Areff; purebred stallion Areff at stud until sold. T.C. Olmstead, Tomari Arabians, Colaparchee Rd., Macon. Ph. 745-1913.______________
7 yr. old Palomino Quarter Horse mare with white blaze in face, very gentle, has very nice gaits, good for children; also, brown roping saddle and bridle, will sell all for $200. Robert

professionally trained, 4 yrs. old, Martin, Rt. 1, Box 50, Sharpsburg beautiful liver chestnut with blond 30277. Ph. 253-3271. Newnan.

mane and tail, fine, conf.; ex-

2 yr. old buckskin filly with white

ceptionally even tempered, exc. show blaze, Sire's Sire, Quarter Day AQHA,

material, must sell. Pam Carruth, P83466, Dam's Sire, Little Willie,

4689 Vernon Dr.. Mableton 30059.

NQHBA 1989, exc. prospect for

Buckskin colt, 11 mos. old working cattle or running timed

beautiful color, good conf. just right events. Miss Thada Taft, Pearson. Ph.

for training, halter broke; also have 422- 3893.__________________

black quarter horse gelding, green

5 yr. old I/ 2 Thoroughbred and

broke. F.P. Thomason, Jonesboro. I/ 2 Tenn. Walking Horse mare,

Ph. 478-9506.______________ reddish brown with white star in face

Dark bay racking mare, 12 yrs. and 1 white foot, approx. 16 hands,

old, gentle for women and children, good conf., gentle but spirited, fast

will work to 1 horse wagon, $150; also, runner; also, black saddle and bridle,

young stud horse, halter broken and all for $250. Miss Elaine Martin, Rt. 1, gentle, $125. Charlie Shelton, Rt. 3, Box 50, Sharpsburg 30277. Ph. 263-3271

Box 246, Washington.___________ Newnan._____________

5 yr. old racking gelding, 1000

Fast racking gelding, ribbon

Ibs.; 7 yr. old racking mare, 750 Ibs.; 8 winner, $350; racking half Quarter

yr. old Quarter gelding, gentle, gelding, $150, both gentle, will sell or

women and children can ride; 3 yr. old trade for cattle. James Osborn,

reg. AQHA stud, Poco Bueno Ellijay. Ph. Me. 5-2874.________

bloodlines; also, other horses for sale.

Nice black gelding pony horse,

Jim Gibbs, 120 Robin Lane, Marietta approx. 20 mos. old, halter broken,

30060. Ph. 422-7793 or 427-0508.

just right to train, $30. H.W. Thur-

I/ 2 Tenn. Walking mare, 5 yrs. mond, Rt. 1, Farmington 30638.

old, dark seal brown with frosted

2 gaited mares, 2 yrs. old, bred

mane and tail, approx. 16 hands, goes from Welsh mare and Tenn. Walking

English or Western, sound, gentle but horse; also, 1 riding pony, good with

spirited, in foal to reg. TWH for cart, see all. Bob Gamble, 13 Jones

September foal, to good home only, St., Summerville 30747. Ph. 857-2049.

$285. H.H. Hendrix, Rt. 1, Box 169A,

7 yr. old mare, very gentle, walks

Milner. Ph. 227-8944 Griffin.______ and trots, red with blaze face, $200.

1967 AQHA reg. attractive sorrel Jack Kanaday, Murrayville. Ph. 534-

stallion by Leo King, this double king 5759.

_________

bred, gentle broken athlete, would

1 yr. old mare colt, red and white

make good youth activity horse as a pinto, gentle, $75; also, Tenn. Walking

gelding or stallion with proven colt, will be 2yrs. old in August, sorrel

breeding ability, will sell or trade for color, mostly white mane and tail, can

mare. Anthony J. Leggio, L-Jack's be registered. A.B. Wiley, Rt. 3,

Farms, Atlanta. Ph. 255-6213 Atlanta Carnesville. Ph. 677-4661 Homer.

calm 10 mo. old bay colt; at stud:

AQHA copper bay, double bred, Joe

Reed stallion; also, 5 drop parade

breastplate. J. Vinson, Rt. 2, Box 61A,

Gray 31032. Ph. 746-9076.______

5 yr. old filly, beautiful sorrel

color with Midnight Sun and Man-0-

War bloodline, 3/ 4 Tenn. Walker and

I/ 4 Thoroughbred, very good trail

horse and jumper, $350; also, pasture

trails available. Terry Ackman, 1930

Fisher Trail, Atlanta. Ph. 634-8730 or

634-6105,__________________

Quarter Horse gelding, $200;

racking horse gelding, $175, both

horses in exc. cond. Walt Davis,

Lithonia. Ph. 288-4450. ______

Sharp AQHA gelding, sorreTT 15.2

hands, 1200 Ibs., Close Sugar Bars -

Buddy Dexter (sire of World

Champion Cutter Bill) breeding,

Western or English, professionally

trained, 5 yrs. old, best offer; also,

single horse trailer, see at King

Stables. Mrs. M.C. O'Connell, 1069

Old Dutch town Rd., Savannah. Ph.

355-4667.

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Sev. Welsh ponies, mares and

geldings, all colors to choose from,

broken, gentle for children to handle;

also, bridles and saddles. Hugh C.

Jones, Milan. Ph. 362-2432._____

2 Appaloosa fillies, 2 yrs. old, both

granddaughters of Sundance 500 and

Patchy 416 bloodlines. Mrs. H.V.

Nyland, Rt. 4, Alpharetta 30201. Ph.

475-5554._____

Lrg. 9 yr. old bay gelding, mostly

Thoroughbred, started on barrels, not

for beginning rider, $275. Gene

Watson, Rt. 1, Box 75A, Woodbine

31569. Ph. 576-5227.___________

Appaloosa stud colt, yearling

sorrel, nice coloring, best of

bloodlines, grandson of King Cotton,

double bred under Chief Apache and

Quanah on top side, out of great

granddaughter of Snowcloud on the

bottom, will consider Appaloosa filly

as part payment. Mary Ammerman,

Kennesaw. Ph. 422-5740.________

At stud: Aledo's Flashy, AQHA

reg., copper sorrel, outstanding conf.

and disp., grandson of Aledo Bar, sire

of numerous halter champions, dam

by Grey Badger III who's by Grey

Badger II, sire of 1956 honor row

Western riding horse, AA, Rom. Glen

Woods, Ellenwood. Ph. 474-7475 or 688-

9821.

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Reg. American Saddlebred mare,

8 yrs. old, top quality, trained

Equitation Show Horse. Helen Hen-

ning, Sandy Springs. Ph. 255-5607

residence or 971-0119 stable.

Welsh mare, approx. 4 yrs. old,

Beautiful Appaloosa filly, 2 yr. old sorrel with white blanket and face, green broken and very gentle, see to appreciate, $350. Dave Gladney, jMcwnan. Ph. 253-5948 or 583-2100.
Appaloosa at stud: Brandy Flame T27.864, chestnut with loud blanket, a proven sire with exc. conf., reg. Appaloosa foundation stock on sire side, reg. Quarter and Thoroughbred on dam side, $50. Donald Gladney, Grantville. Ph. 583-2122.
Reg. I/ 2 Arab filly out of Areff, grey with no markings, 15 mos. old, $200. Paulette Dowling, Rt. 2, Athens
30601. Ph. 542-3014,___________ At stud: American Quarter
horse, Blond Beau Knot, AQHA reg. #318161, Palomino color, sire: Dempsey Beau, dam: Lowry's Linda, fee $50 with first service, 2 return privileges in 1970. P. T. Patton, Shady Dale 31Q85.Ph. 468-6869.
Exc. producing grade brood mare, with grey reg. I/ 2 Arab filly by Amir Siloshan and mare rebred to Amir Al Sahra, mare trained English
and Western, for experienced rider. Ann Olson, Rt. 3, Ridge Rd., Douglasville 30134. Ph. 942-3243.
Shetland ponies: Beautiful sorrel stallion, white mane and tail, exc. for breeding, $50; 2 yr. old colt, $25; brood mare in foal, $50. A. L. Lewis, 3665 Thaxton Rd., SW, Atlanta. Ph. 344-
2777. _____________________ 4 yr. old gelding, sorrel, black
mane and tail, blaze face, green broken, $150; five yr. old stallion,
chestnut, black mane and tail, blaze face, gentle but spirited, $100; eight yr. old mare, black, gentle but spirited, exc. lady's horse, good conf., been shown, $225. Harris Hardegree,
Winder. Ph. 867-6076 after 6 pm. At stud: Dbl. reg. Golden
Palomino, solid white mane and tail, will pick up mare or bring stud. R. L. Bradford, Decatur. Ph. 289-1971.
Reg. Quarter horses for sale or trade. Bobby Holloway, Circle H Ranch, Bowdon. Ph. 258-3282 or 349-
1054 Atlanta 2 show horses, reg. Tenn. Walking
horses, 1 stallion and 1 gelding, both have been shown successfully by amateurs. Bobby Poe, Bobby Poe Stables, Macon. Ph. 746-7258.
Reg. 2 yr. old dun stud, Capt. Cass, foaled April 3, 1968, dam: Pretty Maud by Pretty Bailey, sire: Cass Hornet by K Hornet, halter broken, Clay Cato, Box 266, Union Point 30669. Ph. 486-6666 after 6pm or
486-6166.__________________

or 675-3853 Franklin. ________

Grade Quarter mare; 11 mo. old

Purebred Quarter horses, diff. filly colt; 1 1/2 wk. old colt, $225.

good with children; Tenn. Walking Horse colt, 2 yrs. old, will trade for

Reg. 5 yr. old black mare, dam: Chucker Veean by Chucker Ree, sire:

colors and sizes to choose from, old Tommy Bryant, Douglasville. Ph. 942-

sorrel breeding, priced to sell at once. 3881 after 6 pm.___________

Tom Garden, Rt. 1, Cordele. Ph. 273-

Small gelding, nice horse, needs

6487._______________________ shoes, $105. J.M. Stanley, Rt. 1, Box

Beautiful Welsh, black racking 154B, Alpharetta. Ph. 475-4730._____

horse, 1050 Ibs., 3 white feet, star in

1970 AQHA halter filly, chestnut

forehead, children can handle, $165 or sorrel, by own son of AQHA champion

bridle and saddle, $200. W.W. Gibson, Leo Zero (cutting reining and roping),

Horses, Atlanta. Ph. 523-4603 or 633-1059.

out of good pleasure and cutting mare

At stud: Boutonerie Gem, by own son of Thirsty (Rom Racing).

American Saddlebred, 5 gaited, a
-handling, proven sire and winner in the show
ring, can pick up mares or haul stud.
boarding, W.R. Penland, 101 Camellia Dr.,
Marietta. Ph. 422-7793 or 427-0508.
equipment At stud: Reg. Tenn. Walking
stallion, Go Boy Target, black color,
his sire: Merry Go Boy, his dam: Midnight Sun, 1/2 brother to 3 grand world champions, this stud has the top bloodline; also, reg. mares and colt for sale. Earl I. Stokes, Rt. 3, Box 397, Griffin. Ph. 227-7502.__________
4 yr. old gelding, saddle, etc., very gentle and good rider for children or adults, chestnut with black tail, $200.
David A. Thomason, Rt. 2, Box 494,

R.E. Eidson. Starrsville. Ph. 786-0635. Reg. Saddlebred stud, 2 yrs. old,
$175; good work mule, blocky built; good plug work mule; ponies of diff. sizes. W.E. Harris, Rt. 4, Box 9, Gumming 30130. Ph. 887-5917.____
2 Morgan stallions, 1 Quarter horse gelding, horses under 6 yrs. of age; also, saddles and bridles, all for $350. E.L. Phillips, Fairburn. Ph. 964-
2826._____________________ At stud: Go Boy's Rocket, T.W.H.
Aristocratic pedigree on both sides, beautiful, a prepotent sire, fee $100; also, sev. exceptionally fine reg. Tenn. Walking mares, must be seen and ridden to be appreciated,

Dalton 30720. Ph. 278-8284. Jet Black racking mare, 4 white
socks and star on face, gentle, has black I/ 2 Arabian colt, it is 2 mos.

reasonable prices. Dr. John R. Richardson, Rt. 5, Conyers. Ph. 482-
8870.____________________ Gentle 6 yr. old mare, 14 hands,

old. Mrs. C.W. Malcom, Covington. Ph. 786-2486._________________

suitable for ladies or children, easy keeper, started over jumps, exc.

Jenny, 6 yrs. old, very gentle, will work and ride. C.V. Butcher, Rt. 1,

potential for hunter pony; also, Arabian at stud: Bandar #6213,

Swan Lake Rd., Stockbridge 30281. Ph. 474-4317.______________

chestnut, 15.1 hands, $50 grade mares, board available. Mrs. Val. Beaty,

Quarter horse, without speed is Covington. Ph. 786-7671 nights.

Cattle, swine, worth just so much per lb., breed to

9 yr. old brown and white Pinto,

AAA Cat's Leo for speed, disp., conf. ridden by teenage boy, will make exc.

and size, beautiful sorrel color, 15.1 pleasure horse for children with some

other livestock hands, 1970 fee $200, mare care $1 per experience, $225; also, Western

day. Ben T. Smith, Windsweep Farm,
wanted Thomaston. Ph. 647-3807.

saddle and bridle for sale. Gregory Bishop, 3230 Laramie Dr., NW,

calves or a cow of equal value. C. H.

Herrin, Rt. 1, Cornelia 30531. Ph. 778-

7544.________;___________

3 yr. old black Walking gelding.

Leon Carter, Douglasville. Ph. 942-

3092 Harvey Lefevers.__________

Beautiful Tenn. Walking Horse

stud, Lucky's Sun Glo, reg. and

schooled, Midnight Sun breeding in

both his dam and sire, $325. Gene F.

Stoeler, 671 Bothwell PI., NE,

Marietta. Ph. 428-0856. ________

3 colts, 1 yr. old; 2 colts, 2 yrs. old;

6other horses, 1 to 10 yrs. old; also, 40

head of cattle. Fred Campbell, Rt. 2,

Cleveland. Ph. 865-4424,

APHAreg. bay hunter gelding, 14

hands, $500; Irg. chestnut pony

hunter, exc. show prospect for exp.

rider. Dana Sentinella, 12220

Charlotte Dr., Alpharetta 30201. Ph.

475-5327.

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Reg. Quarter horse, buckskin

stallion, 4 yrs. old, broken to ride,

halter conf., 15.1 hands, Leo and

Vandy topside, Bert, Little Jodie and

Chubby bottom side; also, top red

copper sorrel, 4 white feet, dbl. bred

Leo filly, 15 mos. old, others. Henry

F. Alien, Smyrna. Ph. 432-3752 or 436-

1436 after 5 pm. ____

Beautiful gentle racking mare,

Irg., exc. cond., very fast racker, has

been shown both English and Western

style successfully, $300. Billy

Franklin, Jackson. Ph. 775-2354.

3 yr. old Pinto mare, very gentle,

9 yr. old girl has been riding, exc.

prospect for speed events, good cond.,

very fast, $165. Ann Franklin,

Jackson. Ph. 775-2354._________

Black reg. Tenn. Walker stud, 27

mos. old, $350. Ralph Wheeler, Rt. 1,

Suwanee 30174. Ph. 476-2428 after 5

Cardinal Bryan by Hire Hand Cardinal, very good halter and Western, pleasure mare. Gary Cato, Box 266, Union Point 30669. Ph. 486-6666 after 6' pm or 486-6166.
Cut-back English saddle, 3 mos. old, will trade for good used Western saddle. Pam Carruth, 4689 Vernon Dr., Mableton 30059. Ph. 941-2706.
Horsesboarded,hunters preferred, 180 acres of trails and jumps. L.P. Baker, 4055 Welcome All Rd., SW, Atlanta. Ph. 761-5644.
Horses pastured, Snellville area, plenty of grass; also, good riding area, $10 per mo. W.K. Stringer, 1393 Peachtree St., NE, Atlanta 30309. Ph. 938-6388.___________________
Jumping saddle, 16 in. forward seat, without girth, has all other fittings, $65. Mrs. Kenneth L. Thayer, II, 4019 North Ave., Hapeville 30354. Ph. 361-8820.___________________
Have room to board 3 horses stall, pasture, hay and feed, $45 per mo., can pick up horse. J.W. Van Horn, 4457 Covington Hwy. , Decatur Ph. BU9-S798.________________
Want horseshoeing business in Atlanta and surrounding area, Quarter Horse specialist, mane and

Horses pastured Conyers, Atlanta, Tucker-Stone Mountain
areas, shelter, water and grass, $10$15 per mo., cheaper if more than 1 horse. J.F. Graham, 1011 Fayetteville Rd., Atlanta 30316. Ph. 373-7624.

Bona Alien roping saddle, rust color, padded seat, $100. Charles T. Kirkland, Box 512, Rex 30273. Ph. 4748350 after 2 pm._________
Livestock hauling anytime,

reasonable rates, good selection of saddles for sale or trade. Ralph C.

Swafford. Woodstock. Ph. 926-5111.
Horses boarded at Greenbriar Farms, good stables and barn, with

year round pasture, complete care

and feeding, caretaker on hand at all times, country roads and wooded trails for riding. Mrs. O.F. Daughtry,
Louisville. Ph. 625-7528._______

Horses boarded near Columbus, beautiful traffic-free trails, hunter-

jumper barn, stall or pasture, good facilities. Bettie Doyle, The Midland Riding Centre, Midland. Ph. 561-5410.
1 horse trailer, good tires, paint, lights, springs, cheap; 2 horse Gilmore trailer, new paint, tires, floor mats, lights; Ben Veach saddle.
Buddy Eason. Collins. Ph. 693-2948. Horses boarded, trail rides, in-
dividual tack rooms, lighted arena

and stalls, stall has auto, waterers

and overhead feeders, wash rack,

pasture or stall available, stall and

complete care $60, stall $25, pasture

$10. Richard Partain, Mill Creek

Stable, Arnold Mill Rd., Woodstock.

Ph. 926-5118 or Bobby Carson 926-3008.

Pony saddle by Simco, blanket

and bridle, used 1 time, $40. J. C.

Cook, Jr., Box 143, Woodland 31836.

Ph. 674-2437.

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Want good used saddle for small horse. W. H. Hill, Rt. 2, Powder Springs. Ph. 233-2111.

Horses pastured, $10 per mo., daily attention, miles of trails and dirt roads nearby. W. Green, Red Holly Farms, Conyers. Ph. 483-8758 or 483-

3496.

________

Horses boarded, hunters only $55

per mo., stalls (cleaned daily), hay and grain (twice daily), salt water, paddock, work ring, paneled tack room, miles of trails, chattahoochee

Plantation area. Geralyn Campbell, Fox Run II, 333 Woodlawn Dr., SE, Marietta 30060. Ph. 971-3375.______
Have room to board 1 horse, hay, grain and hoof care (excluding shoes), miles of dirt roads for riding,

$45 per mo., no studs; also, will do horseshoeing anywhere in S. Ga. Gene Watson, Rt. 1, Box 75A, Woodbine

31569. Ph. 576-5227.______.______ Tandem axle horse trailer for
rent, $10 per day. J.F. Ivie, Atlanta.

Ph. 753-2279.____________ Sev. stalls available for Quarter
horses or Appaloosas to break and

train for Western pleasure, daily work
and care, inspection welcome, $25 per wk. Mrs. R.E. Eidson, Sugar Ridge Farm, Starrsville. Ph. 786-0635

Covington. Horses boarded, 300 acres of
pasture and riding trails, new stalls, tack rooms, riding arena, reasonable rates. W.R. Penland, 101 Camellia Dr., Marietta, Ph. 422-7793 or 427-0508.
Want 2 horse factory built trailer, will trade 1970 AQHA sorrel filly, filly by an own son of AQHA Champion Leo Zero and out of a granddaughter of Thirsty (Rom Racing). R.E. Eidson, Starrsville 30280. Ph. 786-0635.

Tack for sale, cattle caught and hauled; also, Quarter horses for sale.
Billy Reasor, Rt. 4, Box 184, Jackson 30233. Ph. 775-3396.__________
. Western saddle for sale, $50; also,

horses boardecl in exc. pasture near Fairburn, riding, ring, caretaker to look after stock, reasonable rates.
Don Allgood, Rt, 1, Fairburn 30213. Ph. 964-4276._______________

Will haul livestock; Horses, cows and hogs, anytime any place,

reasonable rates. Buck Haulk, Rt. 1, Box 39^ jtockbridge. Ph. 474-4065.

Dark red Shetland stallion, reg.
with papers, gentle, ride and pull cart, all good qualities, good cond., reasonably priced; black mare, very gentle with 2 mo. old colt, will sell together or separately. W.D. Etheridge, Carl 30203. Ph. 867-3587.
Pair of matched mules, 5 and 6 yrs. old, approx. 850 Ibs. ea., works anywhere. Clarence Morrison, Gainesville. Ph. 534-5342 after 6 pm.

Atlanta 30339. Ph. 436-1752.______ At stud: Golden Mirage, 1968 and
69 State Champion Palomino, limited bookings, fee $100; also, 1968 Reserve
Champion Palomino, Chico Lad, producing 90% Palomino foals, his colts for inspection, both PHBA registered, standing at Georgia Stables, Rockbridge Rd., Norcross.
Hoyt Padgett, Crossville Rd., Roswell. Ph. 872-1811 or 993-6042.

pm.___________________ Beautiful black gelding, Irg., top
cond., 15 I/ 2 hands high, very gentle, 7 yrs. old, $175; also, Shetland pony colt, very gentle, $30. Denise Wimberley, 1375 Clay Rd., Mableton. Ph. 941-8019,__________________
Cream pony, 12.1 hands, good lor English Pleasure, style for show pony, $100. Mrs. J. L. Burton, 620 Ag. Dr., Apt. A, Athens 30601. Ph. 549-8203.

tails trimmed, breaking, training, and showing, satisfaction guaranteed. Tom Allanson, East Point. Ph. 7662990.______________
Stud service: Buckskin Quarter horse fee $25; Quarter Horse mare with buckskin filly, born June 12, for both $245; Welsh-Shetland gelding, black, saddle and bridle, $75 for all. Bob Cooper, Rt. 4, Box 400, Douglasville. Ph. 942-5064.

Want feeder pigs, will trade Quarter-type mare of comparable value for same. Ray Miller, Thomasville. Ph. 226-1499 between 6-9
pm._____________ Want reg. Polleu Hereford-
Domestic Mischief bull calf. 4-7 mos. old blood must be pure Domestic Mischief and good herd bull sire prospect. W.M. Phillips, Rt. 2, Hamilton 31811. Ph. 628-4409.

Wednesday, July 1, 1970

THE MARKET BULLETIN

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Baled straw good for mulching.

Dill weed for sale, 6 Irg. stalks, $1

Cattle, swine, other livestock

Rip Wilson, Madison. Ph. 342-3974. Bermuda, Fescue & Sericia hay
for sale, 800 per bale. W. H. Butler, Tucker. Ph. 938-7905 or 786-6080
Covington._______________

plus post. Mrs. A.O. Baxter, Hwy. 124,
Rt. 1. Lithonia 30058. Ph. 469-8035. Rutger tomatoes, $1 per C, 300,
$2.50, $5 per M del., add 600 post.; Ga. collard & late Flat Dutch cabbage, $1

Recipes of the Week

wanted
Want to trade qual hog, fed out, ready for dressing, 300 Ibs. or more for young black steer. F. Martell, Prince F-M Farm Ranch Farm, Rt. 2, Ranger 30734.____________
Want black & white Pinto pony, 37 in. or smaller, 5 yrs. old or older, gentle and broken to ride, no studs nor colts. Hugh C. Jones, Box 383, Milan. Ph. 362-2432.
Want horses and other livestock, have good selection horses and ponies to trade for same. Ralph C. Swafford, Woodstock. Ph. 926-5111.________
Want to trade beautiful sorrel racking mare, abt. 15 hands, for purebred Tenn. Walker gelding or cow & calf or calves, mare located near Covington. B.H. Byrd, 2643 Harrington Dr., Decatur, 30033. Ph. 634-3409. _______________
Want to raise baby calves on halves, dairy or beef type, I furnish milk and feed, you pick your half in 8 wks. Paul W. Reeves, Rt. 2, Wavnesboro. Ph. 554-2515.______
Want small Mexican burro jenny, must be gentle and suitable for children. Mrs. Chas. McClure, Rt. 1, Dillard.

Coastal Bermuda hay, no rain, from extra well fertilized & limed fields, hay all conditioned to retain top protein, $30 per ton from field, $35 from barn, $1 per bale less ton; also 1969 hay from barn, $25 per ton, will help load, H. J. Schneider, Fairmeadows, Rt. 2, Hampton. Ph. 478-
8029.____________________ High quality Coastal Bermuda
hay, heavy square bales, $30 per ton at barn. Edward James, Rt. 2, Byron. Ph. 956-5311._______________
Coastal Bermuda hay, 200 tons, limed, fertilized, good quality, $25 per ton in field, $30 loaded. Contact Hardy Lovette, Dublin. Ph. 272-5560 or at
1132 N. Jefferson St.___________ Approx. 3,500 bales Oat, Wheat,
Barley & Rye straw, all baled behind combine without rain, heavy bales, all from well-fertilized weed-free grain, pick up at barn, 500 per bale or will
del. reasonable distance for 600 per bale. Robert Ginn, Rt. 2, Box 132, Royston. (2 mi. S. on Hwy. 17). Ph.
245-8044 night._____ _________
500 bales Coastal Bermuda limed
and fertilized fields, high protein, baled without rain, Irg. square bales, 800ea. at my barn; also taking orders for late July cutting, 700 behind baler. B.M. Moon, Hamilton. Ph. 663-4584 Pine Mountain or 628-4611 Hamilton.
Fescue Orchard Grass & Clover hay, 65-850 per bale; also Timothy, $1.15 per bale; all fertilized, cut and put up without rain, limited supply. Mrs. Willie Marques, Rt. 2, Austell
30001 High quality Coastal Bermuda
hay, $30 per ton from field, del. by arrangement for trailer loads in Ga.

per C, 300, $2.50, $4 per M del., $3 at farm in larger lots, no COD or out- ofstateorders. Mrs. O.L. Canup, Jr., Rt.
2, Box 365, Gainesville 30501.
Black raspberries, Himalayan blackberries, old fashioned peach trees, muscadine grapevines, 4, $1; blackhaw bushes, 4, $1, add post. Mrs. Malchi Smith, Rt. 6. Gainesville 30501.
Bunch okra seed, germ. 81%, 550 per cup; yellow striped vine pomegrante seed, 200 tblspn ; ; Russian sunflower seed 300 cup; mint pits., 750 doz.; dry sage, dry catnip, $1 per gal. Mrs. Leila Phillips, Rt. L Box 214. Royston 30662.
Copenhagen & Flat Dutch cabbage, Vates & Ga. collard, Rutger
tomatos, $1 per C, 300, $2.50, $5 per M del., $4 at farm., Irg. lots cheaper. E.B. Wetherford, Rt. 2, Gainesville
30501._______________________ Copenhagen, Wakefield, Flat
Dutch cabbage, Vates & Ga. collards, Rutger tomatoes, $1 per C, 300, $2.50, $5 per M del.; sweet pepper, $2 per C,
hot & ornamental pepper, 400 doz. with other orders, no checks nor outof-state orders. Bonnie Smith, Rt. 2,
Gainesville 30501.___________ White table peas for planting late
crop, $1 per pint plus 300 post. Mrs.
J.H. Ponder, Armuchee 30105.____ Copenhagen & Flat Dutch cab-
bage pits., Vates & Ga. collard pits., Rutger and Homestead tomatos, $1 per C, 300, $2.50,,$5 per M del. Miss
Lee Crow, Rt. 2, Gainesville 30501. 1970 crop little white multiplying
nest onions, $3, gal., 2 gals., $5.75, min. order 1 gal. PP. Miss Emma
Dugger, Newington 30446.______

Editor's Note: The recipe below, published in our special recipe edition, had an error in the ingredients. We are therefore printing the recipe in this issue in its correct form.
YEAST BREAD THE OLD-FASHIONED WAY
2 cups milk 'scalded 2 teaspoons salt 2 Tablespoons sugar 3 tablespoons shortening 2 cups compressed yeast About 6 cups plain flour
Place milk, salt, sugar and shortening in large bowl. Cool to luke warm then add yeast cake. Stir 3 cups flour and beat thoroughly. Gradually add remaining flour adding only enough to make a soft dough that can be easily handled. Too much flour makes heavy bread. Turn dough out on floured board and knead until smooth and elastic. Place dough in greased bowl. Brush top with melted shortening. Cover and let rise until double in bulk. Punch down. Shape into rolls or loaves. Cover and again let rise until doubled in bulk. Bake in 375-degree oven if loaves, 400 degrees if rolls. Bake loaves 40 to 50 minutes, rolls 25 minutes.
Mrs. G. S. Wages, Loganville
EASY RICE CASSEROLE Mix 1 cup plain rice, 1 envelope dry onion soup mix, 2 stick margarine, and SVa cups boiling water in a 1V2 quart baking dish. Bake uncovered at 350 degrees about 30 minutes or until most of the water is absorbed. Note: do not une quick rice.
Mrs. D. D. Hackney 1199 Holly St., N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30318

Livestock feed,

Milton P. Minchew, Rt. 3, Avondale

8 Ibs. White Acre cowpeas, white

Mill Rd., Macon 31206. Ph. 788-1891. with brown eye, very prolific, 92%

HOT TAMALE PIE

hay and grain

High quality Coastal Bermuda germ., clean, free of weeds, 2 cups, hay; also heavily fertilized and limed 750 PP, entire lot, $4.75, Ga. orders Oat hay. W. Green, Red Holly Farms, only. Mrs. Cliff Booth, Rt. 2, Booth Rd.

Put 1 stick of margarine to melt in pot. Add 2 quarts thinly sliced onions (I prefer white, sweet, bermuda onions). Add 1 green bell pepper thinly sliced and 1 small bell pepper that has

Conyers. Ph. 483-8758 or 483-3496.
Yellow shelled corn, bulk, $60 per ton. Weyman E. Rooks, Newton. Ph. 734-5109.

Kcnnesaw 30144.________________ Strawberry popcorn seed,
Rainbow, Indian Corn, giant sun-
flower, castor or mole bean seed, miniature red hot pepper pods, packed 3 doz. to pkg. 300 ea., 4, $1,

turned red, if possible, and 1 cup celery cut thin. Cook these vegetables with heavy lid on, stirring frequently and adding more margarine if necessary, until thoroughly tender. Add 1 can of Mexicorn. 1 can cream corn, and 2 cans dark red kidney beans. Let simmer a few minutes and set aside.

send stamped env. H.A. Stahl, Rt. 6,

Moultrie 31768._______________

In separate skillet put 2 stick margarine. When melted, add 1

Treasured Brazilian potatoes, 400

pound hamburger meat stirring with fork to keep from stick-

for sale

per hill possible under proper culture, $3 ea.; Canadian purple, $2 ea.; rooted

ing. When half done empty in 1 small bottle of chili powder. Stir and continue cooking until no longer pink and it is well

Weather permitting will bale clean crop of Coastal Bermuda hay Sat., June 27, 1970, 800 per bale in field, located 8 mi. N. of Roswell.
Thomas L. Bradbury, Roswell. Ph
255-6818. _______________ Abt. 500 bales Sericia hay located
Temple on Hwy. 113, 1969 crop saved without rain, approx. 50 Ib. bales, 600 per bale, $25 per ton at barn. C. H. King, 930 Garden Circle. Marietta. 30060. Ph. 427-0830
Bermuda & Fescue hay, full
grain, baled without rain, highly fertilized, weed-free $35 per ton. Mrs. Val Beaty, Rt. 5, Box 39 C,.Covington. Ph. 786-7671._______________
1970 Bermuda hay & Fescue hay, from limed and well fertilized fields, no rain on hay in field, 750 per bale at barn, we help load. Jim Gresham, Hampton. Ph. 766-7338 after 6 pm.
TCotrastal Bermuda hay, highly fertilized & limed, no weeds, 600 per bale loaded on your truck in field or 750 from barn. J. E. Jeanes, Rt. 6, Box 181. Macon 31201. Ph. 986-3303
Gray. ________________ New cut Bermuda hay, fertilized,
can del. up to 50 mi. for $1 per bale; also hybrid mulching hay, can del. to
50 mi. for 500 per bale. G. F. Mclnnes, Box 3804, Hill Sta., Augusta. Ph. 722-
371C5o.a_st_a_l B__er_m_u_d_a _h_ay_,_c_ut_a_r_ou_n_d June 25, 80? per bale in field. W. H. Green, Rt. 1, Loganville. Ph. 466-4979.
Coastal Bermuda hay, save by picking up in field, 800 per bale, $1 at barn, aver wt. per bale 59 Ibs., finest quality. W. S. Chandler, Tara Farms,

for sale

Shallot onion buttons, $1 per C,

ppd.; peppermint, lemon balm plants,

$1 per doz., ppd. Blanche Woodruff,

Greenville.

Certified white cluster sweet

potato plants, $4 per M at farm in

Toombs Co. near Johnson's Corner,

$6 per M; 150, $1.50, 300, $2.75, 500, $4

del in Ga. Rufus Merriman, Rt. 3,

Lyons 30436._________________

Rhubarb (pie plant) seed, 350

pkg., Spkgs. $1; old fashion Seven Top

turnip seed, 250 tblspn. $1 cupful, add

post. Mrs. Dewey Ellis, Rt. 5, Box 99,

Elliiay 30540.______________

Tomato plants, good var., 250 doz.

at home, 500 doz. by mail, Indian

Squaw corn, 500 cup; Rainbow corn,

350 pkg. pepper pits., 250 doz.; gourd

seed, 250 pkg. send stamped env., add

post. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt. 2,

Ellijay

_____ ___

Collards, Ga. Blue Stem & Vates,

Rutger, yellow tomato, Marglobe

tomato pits., $1 per C, 300 $2.50 del.,

cheaper at bed. J.R. Strayhorn, Rt. 1,

Gainesville 30501. Ph. 887-4402.

horseradish and sage pits., $2 doz.;

comfrey 8, $2; miniature red hot

pepper, 12 pods, 250 Fred 0. Thomas,

Rt. 4, Box 486, Dalton 30720.______ Treasured Brazilian Irish potato

400 per hill possible, $3 ea., 2, $5, 8,

$16; add post. Mrs. Grace Townsend,

Rt. 1. Box 315, Gainesville 30501.

Lee soybeans, 93% germ.,

recleaned & in 2 bu. bags, $4 per bu., located on Ga. 60, 6 mi. N. of Suches

P.O. Alvin D. Todd, Suches. Ph. 747-

289A________ ____ ______ Bragg soybeans, germ, 80%

recleaned, bagged in 1 bu. paper

bags; Hampton 266 soybeans, germ

82% recleaned bagged in 1 bu. paper

bags, $4 per bu. FOB, A.C. Scarboro, Rt. 1, Montrose 31065. Ph. 676-3482

Dublin.___________________ Black raspberries, Himalayan

blackberry pits., muscadine,

grapevines, hazelnut, beechnut,

blackhaw bushes, sarvice trees, 4, $1;

garlic bulbs, blueberry bushes, 10, $1,

add post. Mrs. Robert Norrell, Rt. 6

Gainesville 30501.______________

Calamus plants, 6, $2; peppermint, dewberry pits., huckleberry

blueberry, blackberry, yellowroot

plants, 15 $2, PP in Ga. out-of-state

$2.50 PP. Mrs. W.M. Stover, Rt. 1, Box

146, Blue Ridge 30513._________ Rhubarb plants, 500 ea.; sour

May cherry bushes, $1 ea.; boysen-

berry pits., $2 doz.; everbearing

strawberry pits., 24, $1, $4 per C, add

500 post. Mrs. Weldon Long, Rt. 5,

Ellijay 30540.

_____^_^

Spearmint, huckleberry plants,

$1.50 doz.; red raspberry, wrapped in

covered with chili gravy. Add to vegetable mixture and simmer a few minutes longer. Turn off heat. When ready to serve, open 1 can of Mexican hot tamales, discard shucks, wipe dry on absorbent towels, cut crosswise, arrange clockwise on top of stew, slip into oven and heat well. Serve outdoors with a bowl of green salad, cornsticks, and a platter of corn-on-the-cob.

Mrs. Jack Neilson James, Ga. 31043

Drk. blue Concord grapevines, 750 ea.; Fallgold raspberries, rare, hardy, everbearer, produces Irg. golden berries, sweet & juicy, $1.25 ea., 400post. Mrs. Ethel Clark, 982 N. Highland Ave., NE, Atlanta 30306. Ph. 876-0538.__________________
Peppermint plants, garlic onions, 10, $1; little white shallots, 500per qt., add post. Mrs. F.M. Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.__________________
Browntop millet seed, cleaned & bagged in 50# bags, 60 per Ib. in ton lots, 70 per Ib. in less than ton, germ. 78% pure seed, 99.39%, no noxious weeds. Julian F. Smith, Rt. 2, Barnesvilte 30204. 358-0841.________
Banana plants, diff. sizes, $-$15; small ones, $3 ea., 2, $5, cannot ship. Mrs. Kathryn Waystack, 3195 Le Conte Ave., NE, Atlanta. Ph. 233-0831
North Carolina heading collard
pits., $1 per C, 550 post.; Oxheart tomato pits., yellow non-acid
tomatoes, 20, $1 PP; pink & red Ponderosa, 25, $1; cauliflower pits., 20. $1. F.M. Abie. Dahloneea 30533..
Strawberry pits, for sale, 750 doz.; spearmint, pits., 6, $1, add post. Rosa

Agricultural seed and plants
wanted
Want old fashioned Polecat Crowder peas, write. Mrs. Bessie Baggett, 6395 Spring St., Douglasville 30134.
Poultry, game, fowl and eggs a ^

Reeves Sta., Rt. 1, Calhoun. Ph. 629-
298H4a.y__f_o_r _s_a_le_, __ch_o_ic_e__q_u_al_it_y, weed-free, rain-free, Orchard, Clover and Fescue, highly fertilized and limed, heavy bales, can del. K. B.

Little Pink Peanut beans, 67% germ, (sub-standard) little white brown-eye peas, 73%ger.; little white
Lady peas, germ. 87%, Blue Java peas, 91% germ., ea. 750 cupful, add
300 post. P.B. Brown, Rt. 2, Ball

plastic film or cellophane damp, $1.50 doz., add post., no out-of-state orders.
Mrs H.A. Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay. Red raspberries, blueberries,
catnip, spearmint, plants for sale, $1.50 doz. plus 500 post. Mrs. Elzie

Richards, Box 32 Ellijay. Oct. beans, bush Cutshort bean
seed, Morris heading collard seed, Halfrunner beans, white and speckled
Butter peas, chufa seed, 750 pkg., 250 shipping ea. pkg. Erskine C. Coryell,

Grogan, Manning Rd., Marietta. Ph.
428-4672.__________________ Coastal hay, Fescue & Orchard

Ground 30107. Coast-cross Bermuda stolens,
Monday del. only. Franklin Sutton,

Long^, Rt. 5, Ellijay.

2173 Montrose Ave., SW, Atlanta

aring size mtn. huckleberries, 30311. Ph. 758-6140.___________

dewberries, blackberry & strawberry

Pepper seed: Hot Floral Gem,

for sale

Grass hay, $1 per bale at barn, from limed & fert. fields, cured & baled without rain, $1 per bale at barn. L. B. Hill. Jonesboro. Ph. 478-9689.
Grass & Clover hay, 600-$1 per bale; Alfalfa, $1-$1.25 per bale, Oat
hay and straw, $1 per bale, mulching hay, 500 per bale. Mrs. W. A. Ward, Jr., Ward Meade Farm, Paper Mill Rd.. Rt. 3. Marietta. Ph. 971-3426.
Barns filled with hay, Fescue Clover, Coastal Bermuda and Sericia, pick up in fields or barn. Bobby Holloway, Circle H Ranch, Bowdon. Ph. 258-3282 Ranch or 349-1054
Atlanta.

Rt. 1, Norman Park 31771. Ph. 324-3141

or 769-3141._______________

Rutger tomatos, All Season, Chas.

Wakefield cabbage, Ga. collard pits.,

$1 per C, 300, $2.50, 500, $3.50 all moss

packed, add post. Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2,

Gainesville 30501.

Crowder type cowpeas, lab.

tested, fine for table & freezer, 750 Irg.

cupful, $1.10 per pint, PP. Mrs. Ed

Stone, Rt. 2, Box 105, Adairsville

30103.

_ __________.

Comfrey, horseradish plants, 5,

$1; garlic bulbs, 10, $1; balm, catnip,

250 bunch, add 600 post. Mrs. Lizzie

Crawford, 18 Crawford St., Ellijay.

pits., yellowroot pits., $2.50 doz.; red

tame plums, winter huckleberry

bushes, 5, $2.50 all damp packed &

PP. Mrs. David Stover, Rt. 1, Blue

Ridge 30513.

___________

Mtn. blueberries, raspberries

dewberries, blackberries, $2 doz., old

fashion peaches, black walnuts, big

plums, 4, $2 add post. Mrs. Frank

Parks. Rt. 3. Elliiav 30540. .

Old fashion multiplying onions,

35, $1, add post. Mrs. Jack Beverly,

Rt. 2. Box 254. Jesup 31545.______

White multiplying onion sets, 35,

$1 plus 350 per $1 order post. N.W.

Beaver, Rt. 2, Jesup 31545.

250; Anaheim, Sweet, 250; Sweet Banana 350; Chili Jalapeno Hot, 400 Red Chili 300 Cayenne 250 Pimento, 250. OWeal Brooks, Box 873 Scottdale
30079.______ Browntop millet, pure seed,
99.48% germ, 95% inert, .44% other
crop, 80 per Ib. less in ton lots; also Dove Proso millet, pure seed 97.79%
inert, .14%other crop 2.05%germ, 83% plus tips from 3 successful yrs. use of Dove Proso. F.W. Gill, Woodbury, Ph.
553-5388.________________ Yardlong bean seed, Irg. pkg., $1;
also Martin gourd seed, Irg. package, $1. Earl Stuckey, Blackshear.

Show type bantams: Black, White and Buff Cochins; Japanese Silkies, all ages, cannot ship. Bill Carroll, RFDfrt, Lithonia 30058. Ph. 466-8264.
Old fashioned speckled guinea
eggs; also mixed bantam eggs, 15 for $3 delivered. H.A. Stahl, Rt. 6, Moultrie 31768._______________
Pigeons: Arch Angles, Mookees,
Kings, Show Type and Utility, Lahore, Texas Auto-Sex, Homers, Trum-
peters, reasonably priced; guineas, Cochin bantams, young turkeys, ducks, sev. varieties, cannot ship. G.S. Bishop, Rt.2, Rydal 30171.

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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Fresh Northern Bobwhite quai

Buff Cochin bantams, $5 per pr. at

Poultry, game, fowl and
eggs a a

eggs from vitamin fed birds, $10 per C or $90 per M, started birds, $25 per C Alfred J. Harper, Rt. 2, Ocilla. Ph
468-7851. ____ ________ 30 young White Leghorn hens
laying good, $1 ea. Tye Kuy Kendall Rt. 2, Woodstock. Ph. 475-4721 after 7

my place; Blue ducks, 1970 hatch, $5 per pr. at my place. G. B. Howell, 5419 Newton Rd., Albany.________
3 purebred Dark Cornish roosters Irg. heavy type, $2.50 ea.; also, 1 hen at same price, cannot ship. Mrs. R. A Luckey, Rt. 3, Box 120, Hephzibah

Flower plants, bulbs and seed

30815.

Rabbits: 21 adults, 14 young, all

lor $60; cages, $4 ea.; also, 30 laying

hens, $1.50 ea. Joseph C. Hall, Rt. 1,

Box 88, Cataula. Ph. 322-3734.

Old English game bantams in BB

Reds and Blacks; also, Black

for sale

Rosecombs in pairs, only at $10 pr pedigreed stock from selected

matings, will ship express collect, no 2 show type Partridge Roc hatching eggs, letters answered. G.E.

roosters, 13 mos. old, $2.50 ea., cannc Stahlkuppe, 2455 Union Rd., SW,

ship. H.J. Crider, Rt. 2, Roswell 3007! Atlanta 30331. Ph. 344-6747.

Ph. 993-2344 after 8 pm._______

Show type Modena pigeons, White

Male or female brown rabbits male $3, baby rabbits $1 ea. W.E Harris, Rt. 4, Box 9, Gumming 3013C
Ph. 887-5917._____________
4 Brown Leghorns, hens and rooster, 1 pr. Easter Egg chickens
standard size; bantams: 1 pr. Whit
Cochins, 4 Blue Red hens and rooster, 3 young White Leghorr
cockerels, standard. J.C. Bailey, 50:
Casanova St., SE, Atlanta 30315. Ph
622-3269._________________

Schietti, Black Schietti, Silver Dun and Russet Tri Schietti, $5 per pr.; odd birds, $2.50 ea.; 2 pr. of Bronze Gazzi, $7.50 pr. Walter Franklin, 108 East Derenne Ave., Savannah 31405.
Dark Cornish bantams, bulldog type, with Gold Lace pure breed, February, March and April hatch, priced as to size and quantity, all for sale at my place. C.A. Franklin, Rt. 1, Box 140, McRae.

White rabbits for sale, $2 ea. Tim

Penguin ducks for sale, cannot

Mitchell, Rt. 1, Lithonia 30058. Ph. 469 ship. C.G. Melton, 6581 Camp St.,

3610. ___________

Riverdale 30274. Ph. 478-9874.____

Show type bantams: Chicks up to

Baby rabbits, $2 ea.; also, laying

4 mos. old, Silver and Golden chickens, $1.25 ea.; brown pullets, $1

Sebrights and White Cochins, Duck ea.; black Sex Link pullets, $1 ea.,

wing Brown Leghorns, Barred Rock cannot ship. Mrs. Ruth Williams, 5526

Blacktail Japs, $1, $2 and $3; hatched Beverly St.. Savannah 31405.

eggs 10C ea., cannot ship; also, Silver

Pigeons: Fantails,Pouters,

Spangled Hamburgs. J.A. Harding 5466 Cooper Lake Rd., Mableton 30059
Ph. 948-3413._______________ Bobwhite quail, breeders, chicks,
eggs, will dress 12 or more, cannot deliver, must sell. R.L. Anderson,

Rollers, Hungarians, others, $5 pr.; also, rabbits, $3 up, can ship, see at my home. E.E. Smith, 1781 Boulderview Dr., SE, Atlanta 30316.
Ph. 241-7315._______________ Texas Ranger $25 trio; Hatch-

Stockbridge. Ph. 483-9496 Conyers.
Mallard ducks, 6 generations from wild, eggs, $3.50 per doz., add 50< post.; ducks $1 to $2.50; mixed ducks $1 to $2.50; white guinea eggs $2.50 per doz., add 500 post., live 250 and up cannot ship live birds. Billy A. Jones Box 185, Hazlehurst 31539. Ph. 375-586E
after 7 pm._______________ Sev. mixed young bantam
roosters, just starting to crow, 500 ea., cannot ship. L.L. Davis, 612 W. Alapaha St.. Fitzgerald. Ph. 423-3610.
Show type chickens: Pure Blue Face Hatch; Gin" Greys; Warhorse. Garnett J. Moreland, Sr., Rt. 2, Turner Rd.. Lilburn. Ph. 469-3229.
Golden Sebrights, $4 pr., $7 trio; game bantams, $3 pr., $5 trio, cannot ship; grown Ringneck pheasant cocks, $3 live, $3.50 dressed, 1969 hatch. Michael Jones, Box 185, Hazlehurst 31539. Ph. 375-5865 after 7 pm.
NZW purebred buck rabbits, exc. meat animal all pure Albino, $2.50 ea.,

Grey, $25 trio; Claret stag, $5; HatchClaret cock, $10; Carolyna Blue- Blue Traveler stag, $7; Hatch-Grey stag, $6; hens, $4 ea. Tim Franklin, Rt. 1,
Mt. Airy 30563._________.____
NZW and Palomino rabbits and hutches, make offer; also, 20 Red Rock Hybrid chickens, $20. Bob Burkart, Rt. 4, Box 92A, Blairsville 30512. Ph. 745-2982. __________
Rabbits: 20 N.Z.W.'s or San Juans, 2 and 3 mos. old; 2 bucks, $4, cannot ship. Mrs. Sam Jenkins, 4192 Glenwood Rd.. Decatur. Ph. 289-9008.
50 Mallard ducks, grown, 3 generations from wild, beginning to fly, $7 per pr., fat drakes, $3, cannot ship, located near Decatur. Mrs. Una Dell Berry, 2388 Berry Dr., Decatur
30034. Ph. 241-1456.____________ Game chickens: 3 Hatch-Claret
stags, 1 White Hackle stag, 1 White Hackle hen, 1 Hatch-Claret pullet, 2 grey stags, $7.50 for stags, $2.50 for
hen and pullet. John Stephens, Rt. 2, Box 236, Macedonia Rd., Powder

Irg. for age; also, Abyssinian curly Springs 30073. Ph. 943-6927._____

rosette haired guinea pigs, many

Bantamsf Rhode Island Red

color variations, all ages, $2.50 and bantams, red to the skin, $5 to $7 pr. J.

up. Joseph Abernathy, Yatesville Rd., C. King, 212 Gramling St., Marietta

Barnesville.

_______ 30060. Ph. 428-8302.___________

150 young guineas, blue and
white; 50 geese; 40 turkeys, lots, fancy standard type chickens, all early hatch, young stock, sold at farm, located 2 mi. E. on Underwood

Giant Black Minorca eggs, $3 per 15, twelve for $2.50, prepaid parcel post., prompt shipment for month of July. L. B. Millians, 105 Temple Ave.,
Newnan 30263.______________

Extra Irg. Bobwhite quail; eggs

$12 per C, day old birds, 250 ea., add 5<t

for each additional wk., cannot ship.

Mrs. Ben McLeroy, Sr., Rt. 2, Fort

Valley. Ph. 825-5841. 4 generations from wild, flying

Mallard duck eggs, $3 doz. PP. W. E.

Griffin. Rt. 1. Ocilla 31774.____ Chinchillas: 20 head of standard

famales, good quality stock. Keylon

Thompson, Box 121, Putney 31782. Ph.

436-8794.

___________

Over 200 pigeons: Modenas $8;

Rollers, high flyers, Show and Racing

Homers $4 pr.; Komoner Tumblers;

Fantails; English Pouters; Mookees;

Chinese Owls; Trenton Homers; Arch

Angels $5 pr., singles $2, will ship.

Terry Waller, 1412 Hickory Rd.,

Valdosta 31601. Ph. 244-2936.

Araucana chickens for sale, lay

colored eggs. B.I. Gilbert, 6790

Covington Rd., Lithonia 30058. Ph. 482-

7215.

_ ________

Lrg. Barred Rock show birds, old

and young, priced according to age;

also, BB Reds and Old English game

bantams. G.L. Kuykendall, Anvil

Block Rd., Rt. 1, Ellenwood 30049. Ph.

474-8662.__________________

Purebred bantams: White

Rosecomb, BB Reds, Silver Duck-

wing, Silver Sebrights and Anconas.

James Strickland, Rt. 2, Duluth. Ph.

476-5963. ________________

Approx. 40 Chinese Ringneck

breeders for sale. Malcolm Mobley,

Gough 30811. Ph. 554-2618.______

Purebred bantams: Silver Duck-

wing, Old English game, Wheaten,

Black Tail Japs; also, eggs cannot

ship. J.W. Stallings, 3635 Orchard Dr.,

College Park 30337. Ph. 761-3436.

Games, sev. RedTox hens, sev.

Red Quill hens, $10 ea.; Warhorse

rooster and hen, $15; also, sev. mixed

hens. John W. Ford, 358 Oakland Ave.,

Atlanta 30312.______________

Games: 6 stags, I/ 2 Dominique

I/ 2 Law Grey, $8 ea., will ship; I/ 2

Grey I/ 2 Dominique hen, I/ 2 Grey

1/2 Warhorse hen, $5 ea.; pure

Dominique hen, $7; half Grey

Warhorse stag, $8. R.L. Stonecypher,

RFD 1. Box 92, Buford 30518.

Flemish Giant rabbits, largest

breed in America, up to 23 I/ 2 Ibs.

snow white with pink eyes, purebred,

pedigree furnished, no checks. Miss

Ruth Broome, Box A, Young's Mill

Rd., LaGrange 30240.__________

14 baby~~ducks, mixed with

Mallard and Indian Runner, eight 1

mo. old, six 2 wks. old, $1 and $1.50.

Fred Cupp, RFD 2, Box 623, Jackson

30233. Ph. 775-3570.

Poultry, game, fowl and eggs

for sale
Rose of Sharon, 1-2 ft., pink
spirea, 1 ft., 75*ea.; magnolia trees, 1 ft., $1 ea., 3-4 ft., $6 ea.; 3-4 ft. dogwood, white, $1.50ea., pink, $3ea.; purple iris, daylilies, 10* ea.; van,
cols, chrysanthemums, $1 doz., 500 post. Thomas E. Chambers, 827 Myrtle St.. SW. Gainesville 30501.
Mix. dwarf marigolds, mix. touch-me-nots, cockscomb, red bachelor buttons, Birdhouse & Long Handle gourd seed, 250 per pkg. with stamped env. J.O. Henderson, Rt. 3, Box 37. Lawrenceville 30245._____
White field daisies, yellow center, drk. blue Japanese iris, It. blue hardy violets, white Queen Anne's lace, sleeping beauty, 15 pits., $2 in Ga., out-of-state, $2.50 all PP. Mrs. W.M. Stover, Rt. 1, Box 146, Blue Ridge
30513 Vari. hollyhocks, butterfly
bushes, 4, $1; hardy phlox, blue violets, daylilies, white violets, purple iris, Candle lilies, vinca minor, ground cover vine, diff. col. sultana, 10, $1, others, add post. Mrs. Robert Norrell. Rt. 6. Gainesville.______
Rooted verbena, many cols., mix.
orders damp packed, 18 plants, $1.25, 3 doz. $2.25 PP, no Fla. orders. Mrs. W.H. Whitten. Chula 31733,
Marchineal rose cuttings, 10, $1; mtn. holly, rhododendron, hardy ferns, crabapple, pink mtn. laurel, white dogwood, pine seedlings, honeysuckle, 500 ea., add post., no outof-state. Mrs. Weldon Long, Rt. 5, Elli-
jay 30540 600 var. Bearded iris, write for
isis list; also 100 for $10 plus $1 post, from this list, my selection unlabeled.
Mrs. W.J. Saunders, Rt. 4, Box 131,
Jenkinsbure 30234 Lemon lilies, hardy phlox, $1 doz.;
Christmas cactus, red oxalis, for-
sythia, 500 ea.; snowball bushes, $1 ea.; Chinquapin roses, pink, dbl. everblooming, $2ea., 500 post., no outof-state orders. Mrs. H.A. Chastain,
Rt. 5.i EA^lHliIj1a0y* .. lix. Col. mums, my choice, $1
doz., mtn. holly, crabapple, pink rhododendron, white dogwood, pink mtn. laurel, sweet shrub, dbl. gold kerria, 500 ea.; pink hardy phlox, $1 doz., others, add post. Mrs. Elzie
Long, Rt. 5. Ellijay 30540. White lav., chrysanthemums,
vinca minor, mix, petunias,
houseleek, dusty, miller, 25, $1.25 white April yellow narcissus, $1.50 doz., add 600 post. Mrs. J.W. Jackson, Rt. 2. Talking Rock 30175.______
Liriope, striped and green; Boxwood holly, 8 in. to 2 ft.; boxwood, 12 in. to 2 ft.; large and small

Rd. Ed Robertson, Rt. 4, Dalton. Ph.

Bobwhite quail eggs, $9 per C,

278-1217 or 278-2265 night.

live day old birds, 200, add 50 weekly,

hydrangeas, junipers, snowballs, various evergreens, misc. Clifton M.

Purebred heavy Irg. type Dark add 50? post, on eggs; Red New

Orr, 1391 Lockwood Dr., SW, Atlanta.

Cornish hatching eggs, 15 for $2.25 or Hampshire chicks, day old, 200 ea., 30 for $3.85 and my cartons returned zdd 5<t weekly, cannot ship live birds.

Ph. 758-2829. Hybrid daylilies, many diff., $3.50

at buyer's expense by next mail, MO Yvonne G.Jones, Box 185, Hazlehurst

doz.; creeping phlox, $1.25 doz.; iris,

only, at my home, 15 for $1.25. Miss 31539. Ph. 375-5865 after 7 pm.

over 100 diff., $10 per C, ppd, Mrs.

Cora B. Patterson, Rt. 1, Box 35, Ty

Pure games, I pr. of Alien

Luther Kitchens, Box 327 Covington

Ty 31795.

Roundheads, 1 pr. of green legged

Rabbits: White, black, grey and Hatch, is blinker; 2 to 6 wk. old chicks,

wanted

30209. White & Hemlock pines, sweet

Dutch. Lewis Jones, Lawrenceville. Roundheads, Hatch, Morgan White

shrub, white dogwood, pink mtn. ivy,

Ph. 963-9302 after 5 pm.________
Pigeons: Texan Pioneer $10 mated pair of breeders, extra females $3 ea. Neal S. Alberson, Rt. 1, Coffee Lane, Ellenwood 30Q4JL________
Muscovy ducks, 2 wks. to 6 wks. old, $1 to $2 ea.; speckled guineas, 3 wks. old, 350 ea.; crowing size game stags, Athletic, White Hackle, Aseel and Ginn Grey, $3 ea. Hiram Dunn, Rt. 1, Box 250, Meansville. Ph. 5678662
Northern Bobwhite quail eggs, $10 per C; day old birds, $24 per C and 50 for each additional wk., cannot ship.

Hackles. R. C. Moreland, Rt. 1, Lilburn 30247. Ph. 469-6562._____
Some black and white tame abbits, approx. 80, small and Irge. ones. Arthur Lee Chastain, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.
San Juan rabbits, purebred select foundation stock. Jim Shumate, 207* Juanita St..'Decatur. Ph. 373-5291.
60 frying size rabbits, 7 grown does and 2 bucks, will sell hutches, feed and water crocks, make offer. L. P. Drake, Rt. 1, Lester Rd., Fairburn 30213. Ph. 964-7446. _________

Want 2 or 3 peahens (peacocks). Mable Phillips, 905 LaFayette Rd., Rossville. Ph. 866-1902.
Want 8 or more Muscovy ducks or less if it is all you have, state price delivered to Jeffersonville. H. A. Mickler. Box 298. Jeffersonville 31044.
Want Blue Indian peahens. Chuck "onklin, Jonesboro. Ph. 478-1818.
Want old fashioned Speckled guineas, hens and roosters, prefer, chicks ready to go; also, approx. 18 laying hens, ready to lay. Mrs. E. W. Lee, 1353 W. Nancy Creek Dr., NE,

mtn. holly, pink, mtn. laurel, 5, $2.50; hardy white field daisy pits., 24, $2.50; all PP, damp packed. Mrs. David
Stover. Rt. 1. Blue Ridge 30513. Daffodils, purple iris, Star-of-
Bethlehem, orange daylilies, blue violets, 4 doz., $2, mtn. azaleas, sweet
shrubs, purple lilac, Weeping Mary, white dogwood, 5, $2 others, add post. Mrs. Frank Parks. Rt. 3. Elliiay 30540.
Foam flower (Tiarella cor-
difolia), spring blooming evergreen, trailing, grows in shade, 500 per pit., carefully damp packed, add post. Mrs. Sue Perry Box 121, Stonewall

Richard Grantham, Rt. 2, Douglas
31S33. Ph. 384-7966.____________: Bulldog Cornish bantam hens and
roosters, 69 hatch; 1970 hatch, young chickens, half grown, if interested
write for prices. C.R. Cole, Carnesville 30521______________
Game chickens: Pure Claret

White turkey and Speckled guinea
eggs for setting, will sell or trade for Bronze turkey, Araucana, pheasant and others; also, Racing Homers. W. D. Puckett, Rt. 1, Box 169, Lilburn
30247. Ph. 939-6451.___________ Rabbits: 3 seven wks. old, rare
White Satins with blue eyes, $7.50 ea.;

Atlanta 30319. Ph. 457-3827.
Want 12 peafowl eggs for hatching, state price and if can ship. Mrs. Mary Chaney, Box 635, Waverly 31565.

Dbl. yellow cannas, $3 doz.; white

candytuft, $2 doz.; blue, pink thrift,

narrow liriope, 2 doz., $1; Tiger lily

bulblets,"50, $1; white baby's breath,

white butterfly bushes, 4, $1, add post.

Mrs. Perlene Roper, Rt. 7,

Gainesville.

_____

brood cock, 2 yrs. old; 6 Claret brood hens, 1 brown and red brood hen, all for $35. Roy Cole, Rt. 4, Lawrenceville
30245. Ph. 963-2761 after 6 pm.____ Grown Ringneck pheasants for
sale. J.J. Williams, Rt. 1, Panola Rd., Ellenwood. Ph. 474-7770 after 5 pm
and all day Saturday and Sunday. Purebred California Smutnose
rabbits, 8 wks. old, reasonably priced. Brad Brownlow, 3574 Dove Valley
Way, Decatur. Ph. 284-4358.

3 seven wk. old Red Stains, $5 ea.,
pedigree papers with these rabbits; 6 seven wk. old mixed rabbits, $2.50 ea.; mother rabbit, $3.50. Eileen
Waystack, 3193 LeConte Ave., NE, Atlanta. Ph. 233-0831._________
Chinchillas: 27 standard chinchillas, 9 female producers, 2 male
breeders, 16 males ready to be primed and pelted, make offer, goes to
highest offer. Bobby Hamlin, Rt. 1, Lizella 31052. Ph. 836-4277.

Girls interested in becoming a part of the teen home fashion scene should contact their county Extension home economist. She can tell you how to enroll in a 4-H sewing project.
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It will take a little more labor and cost extra for materials, but hor:iculturists with the Cooperative Extension Service say even backyard gardeners profit when they stake or trellis their tomato vines.

Hen & Chicken cactus plants, 4,
$1.50 PP; mix. Sweet William seed, 250pkg. PP. Mrs. J.D. Ellis, Jr., Rt. 5,
Box 98. Elliiay 30540.__________ Ageratum, white & pink yarrow,
blue fall daisies, ox-eye daisies, gooseneck butter & eggs, Star of Bethlehem, Confederate, blue violets, asst. daffodils, asst. mums, white &
blue Siberian iris, 500doz., others, add post. Mrs. Ned Burrell, Rt. 1, Dillard 30537.

Wednesday, July 1, 1970
Many cols, fine daylilies, $1 per clump, many cols, chrysanthemums, $1 doz.; roses in cans, $1 ea. at my place. Mrs. Mary E. Hudson, Rt. 2, Mosley & Dixon Rd.. Macon.
Blue plumbago, yellow Fla. jasmine, Fishscale ferns, 500 ea.; dbl. pink begonias, Butterfly lilies, 350 ea.; small coral vines, 200 ea.; stephanotis, 4,500, add post. Mrs, J.R. Hinson. Box 104. Chester 31012.
Lrg. & small leaf green ivy, vinca minor, ajuga, $1 doz., add post. Blanche Woodruff. Greenville. -
Marigold, castor bean, Irg. sunflower seed, matchbox full, 250; touch-me-not, cockscomb, mimosa, salvia, tropical fern shrub, sweet shrub seed, 250 tblspn.; new Tiger lily bulblets, 25, 250, free seed ea. order, stamped env. H.L. Thomas, 3690 Telstar Dr.. Ellenwood 30049.
Vari. hollyhocks, purple butterfly, althaea bushes, 4, $1; daylilies, purple iris, white & blue violets, sultana, hardy phlox, Candle lilies, vinca minor, 10, $1, add post. Mrs. Malachi Smith. Rt. 6. Gainesville 30501.
Daylilies, red, chrome, wine, gold, striped, melon, pink, bronze, 12 diff., $3.50; tropical dbl. red hibiscus, $1 ea., 400 post.; ground cover, pachysandra silver edge, $2.50 doz. PP, Ga. only. Josie McAlpin, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa 30176.____________
Red snowballs, pink, blue hydrangeas, 600 ea.; dwarf phlox, red iris, bluebonnets, candytuft, yellow primroses, $1 doz.; C.C. lilies, 4, $1; love entangle, 250 per start, add post. Mrs. Lizzie Crawford, 18 Crawford St., Ellijay._______
Scotchbroom seedlings, mix. iris, $1 doz.; Sweet Williams, mums, 750 doz.; boxwood cuttings, vinca minor, Ophiopogon, violets, 20 ea.; Easter roses, native ferns, 650 ea., add post., Ga. only. Mattie Duran, Rt. 1, Gumming._______________
Yellow & pink lady's-slipper, $1 ea.; Shasta daisies, fall asters, mix. daylilies, lily-of-the valley, 500 doz.; redhot poker, 25-500ea.; chinquapins, 300 ea.; sourwood, 250 ea.; add post. Mrs. O.W Martin. Rabun Gap 30568.
Aucubas, snowball, baby's breath, stokesia, American Pillow roses, many diff. var. daylilies, ageratum, primroses, flowering almond, abelia, vinca major & minor, liriope, Japanese magnolia, magnolias for sale. Mrs. W.R. Gill, 938 Springdale Rd., NE, Atlanta. Ph. 377-
1193._____________________ Blooming size seedling daylilies
from named pits., reds from wine to It. red., 10, $2; or It. yellow to drk. orange & bi-cols., 15, $2, all PP. Mrs. Eugene O. Moore, Rt. 2, Whigham
31797.__________________ Oxalis bulbs; Shamrock white,
yellow, lav. & pink, Irg. bulbs, 2, $1; small, 5, $1; also white with 9 in. stems, rose with 18 in. stem (both small flowers) 2, $1 plus 250 post., no checks. H.C. Hindman, Rt. 2, Box 220
K, Brunswick 31520.__________ Bright red verbena, 10, $1; well
rooted Old English boxwood, vari. yellow & green sedums, Christmas & Thanksgiving cactus, 4, $1, add 400 post. & handling, send stamped env. for inquiries. Mrs. Alfred Moss, Rt. 1, Box 89. Cleveland 30528. ______
Royal Robe violets, single blue hyacinth bulbs, 15, $1; King Alfred & Emperor daffodils, $1 doz.; Madonna lily bulbs, 2, $1; smaller, 4, $1, add 450 post. Mrs. R.P. Steinheimer, Brooks.
30205.___________________ Tall Bearded iris labeled; Amber
Gem, Belle Meade, Buccaneer, Deb's Delight, Dividend, Desirable, Cream Chiffon, Gay Adventure, Green Pastures, Gudrun, Largesse, White City, $4.50 doz., 500 post. Mrs. Jesse Jackson. Hillcrest Dr.. Austell 30001.
Mix. cols. dbl. Sweet William seed, 250 pkg. plus stamped, selfaddressed env.; tall Bearded iris, ea. a diff. col., $2.50 doz. PP. Mrs. Paul
Davis. Rt. 1, Monroe 30655._____ Dbl. petunias, 200 ea.; yellow
cannas, white iris, $1 doz.; orange daylilies, 750 doz.; red nandinas, blue ligustrum berries, 300 cup; pink per. phlox, houseleek, 100 ea. Mrs. Leila Phillips. Rt. 1. Box 214. Rovston 30662.
15 well rooted flower pits., $1 plus 250 post.; 20 unrooted cuttings, $1 plus 250 post., free with ea. order your choice, 1 pink mimosa, red 7-Sister rose, African violet, Irg. woods fern or cactus. Mrs. A.B. Westbrook, Rt. 1, Ball Ground. 30107.__________
Lrg. Milk & Wine lilies, 3, $1; white Spider lilies, white, yellow & blue iris, $1 doz.; Pfitzer cannas, red, yellow, pink & vari., $3 doz.; all standard var. cannas, $1 doz., 500 post. Mrs. J.E. Harrell, Rt. 4, Quitman 31643.________________
Begonia, daylily, herb lists, 100 ea.; hardy clerodendron (Mexican hydrangea,) tender clerodendron (white bleeding heart) 500; pink, orange justicia, 500; stokesia, sedums, bronze ajuga, 10, $1, 600 post, on $2
order. Mrs. Eugene Polsfuss, 223 Cordele Ave., Macon 31201.

Wednesday, July 1, 1970

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Swiss Giant pansy seed, Super

Good dry horse compost, no

Ruffle doily, $1.25; Star-of-Hope

Flower plants, bulbs and seed

Beaconfield, 300 seed, $1; "How to Grow Pansies" manual, 25* with
stamped env., free with seed order;
Petite marigold, Cracker Jacks, 25 pits., $1 PP. F.M. Abie, Dahlonega

shavings, $15 pick-up truck load del, Guy Christopher, Atlanta. Ph. 289-
3141.____________________ Pecans for sale, 30* per Ib. plus
shipping. Velma Rigsby, Rt. 1,

Miscellaneous

doily, $1.50; centerpiece, small, $1.50, Irg., $2; pineapple doily, $1.60, all tor $6.50. Mrs. C.R. Odom, Rt. 1, Box 244,
Hinosville 31313.____________ Quilt tops; Grandmother's Cross.

/,

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for sale
7 diff. cols. mix. daylilies, $1.50 doz., 25* post.; labeled iris, all diff., $2.50 doz. PP, Ga. only. Delia Goodwin. Rt. 2. Tallaooosa 30176._____
Lrg. leaf begonias, lace ferns, rooted geraniums, 50* ea.; star cactus, 40*; Lemon, Spider lilies, $1 doz.; 10asst. daylilies, $1; lOasst. iris, $1; asst. sultana, 10, $1 PP. Mrs. Bud Bond, Rt. 1, Box 64, Royston 30662.
Honesty or money plant, fresh viable seeds, plant now for satin-like pods next season, 25 seed, 25* plus stamped env. Mrs. Sue Perry, Box

30533.________________________ 100 well rootedivy, 15* ea.; 50
small boxwood in qt. cans, 25*; 20 small aucuba in qt. cans, 25*, 100 ajuga, 2 pits., 1 qt. can, 20*; motherin-law tongue, 3, $1, other pits., cannot ship. Roy G. Riden, 939 Katherwood Dr., SW, Atlanta 30310. Ph. 753-7546.
Star-of-Bethlehem bulbs, 40* ooz.; blue ajuga, 15, $1; rosary vine, $1 ea.; asst. col. hardy phlox, 15, $1.25, pink thrift, pink oxalis, 20, $1 PP. Mrs. Ed Stone, Rt. 2, Box 105, Adairsville
30103.
Christmas, Thanksgiving cactus, rooted, 50* ea.; blue salvia pits., 50* doz.; blue & vari. yard violets, 75* doz.; blue vinca minor, 6, $1; Lemon lilies, $1.25 doz., add post. Rosa
Richards, Box 32, Ellijay.________ Ageratum, vinca minor mums,
veronica, liriope, orange daylilies, 25,
$1; yellow jasmine, red trumpet vine, red quince, 3, $1 plus post. N.W. Beaver. Rt. 2. Box 254 Jesup 31545.
Martin, Bushel, Dishrag,

Camilla._____________________ 455 Ibs. Stuart pecans, 1969 crop,
40* per Ib. plus post. Miss Alice Williams, Box 332, Flowery Branch

30542.____________________ Plum jelly in pints, $1, add post.,
no stamps. Mrs. Ruth Williams, 5526

Beverlv St.. Savannah 31405._____ Channel catfish fingerlings for

stocking ponds, 2 in. long, free del. on
Irg. orders. Ira L. Sasser, Mclntosh
31317. Ph. 876-2895 after 7 pm. 33 pcs. 2-8 corrigated fiber glass,

white, used in green house, $2 per pc. W. S. Montgomery, Atlanta or S. H.
Marchum, Atlanta. Ph. 938-7777 or

MA7-5364.________________

6 kings of mint, catnip, calamus,

lemon balm, chives, basil, oregano,

costmary, 25* ea., per good start, add

post. Mrs. Bud Bond, Rt. 1, Box 64,

Rovston 30662.

_________

Select pecan halves, $1.50 per Ib.,

add post. Mrs. H. W. Law, Chula

31733.__________________

Wild cucumber bark, 21b. lard box

wanted
Want wood shavings or sawdust, will come after. C. R. Philpot, Box 22, East Point 30344.
Want several gals, blackberries from Roswell area; also sprouts from purple leaf plum free as long as they last, other bushes & shrubs. Mrs. F. J. Coburn, Roswell. Ph. 993-4159. No night calls. _________________________
Want any amt. good used tin. Neal S. Alberson, Rt. 1, Coffee Lane, Ellenwood 30049.
Want beer seed, please state price. Uriah Kidd, 476 Exchange

Drunkard's Path, Orange Peel, Cross Canoes, Diamond Star, Broken
Pavement, $5.50ea.; 2single bed tops, Friendship. Windmill, $4 ea., 60* post. ea. top, send stamped env. for inf. Miss Lucille Garrett, Rt. 1, Box 128-A, Swainsboro 30401.
Lambskin baby shoes, lace ups, cowboy boots, moccasins, felts, size 1-
2-3, appliqued animals, pastels & white, $2.25 pr., 50* post. Sara Crumbley, Box 383 A, Rt. 2, McDonoUEh. Ph. 957-3203,
Appliqued pillowcases, diff. designs, dolls, flowers with leaves, $3 pr. scarves to match, $1.50 ea.; mach. made, handpainted pillowcases, pretty designs $2.50 pr., add post. Mrs. Weldon Long, Rt. 5. Elliiay 30540.
New print quilts, asst. cols. dbl.
bed size, padded with 2 Ib. roll cotton,
linings to match, mach. quilted, $6 ea.; dbl. bed size quilted spreads with
18 in. dust ruffles, $8 ea., add post. Mrs. Frank Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay 30540.

121. Stonewall 30282.

Waterjug, Dipper gourd seed, 3 doz. to full, $2; yellow root, $1.50, add 30* Ave., Scottdale 30079. Ph. 377-2745.

Little girl band aprons, 2 pockets,

Pink thrift, white violets, 75* doz.; pkg. 30* ea., 4, $1 sent stamped env,, post. G. T. Brown, Gen. Del., Ball

Want 50 seven-ft. white locust all trimmed with bias tape, lace and

orange daylilies, Bird's Foot violets, will accept stamps in payment H. A. Ground 30107. ______________ fence posts and 200 six-ft. metal fence rick-rack, all new material, 2, $1.25

Ginger lilies, $1 doz., add post. Mrs. Stahl. Rt. 6. Moultrie 31768.

2 iron wash pots in fair condition, posts; also farm gate 10 ft. wide, 4 ft. PP. Mrs. David Stover, Rt. 1, Blue

James Waters, Rt. 1, Dahlonega

Mesembryanthemum, migno- $15 ea. or both for $25. Grady Quinton, high, prefer alum., no junk. Vernon C. Ridge 30513._____________

30533._______________________ nette, dbl. portulaca,

car-

Canary Bird vine seed, 5, 25$; nations, , coleus, balsam, jewels-of-

Rt. 2. Talking Rock. Ph. 698-2522. Parizek, 2300 Morris Rd., Riverdale Appliqued quilt patterns: But- 30274. Ph. 964-4618.

Hand painted pillowcases, $2 pr.; hand painted tea aprons, $1.25 ea.;

coleus, 25seed, 20*; dbl. touch-me-not seed, 50, 25<t; dbl. rose moss, 25 seed, 25*, mail only. Darlene Brooks, 3960 Redan Rd. Stone Mountain 30083.

Opar; larkspur, gaillardia, 4 o'clocks, delphiniums, Oriental
pinks, stock, nicandra, hollyhocks, seed for sale, 25* ea. kind. O'Neal

terfly, Colonial Girl, Dutch Doll, Dutch Boy, Duck, Cup & Saucer, Pig,
Overall Boy, Puppy, Kitten, Football, Pansy, Tulip Pot, Heart, others, 3, $1

Want some coltsfoot, state price. Mrs. W. T. Thaxton, Rt. 2, Hogansville 30230.

fancy painted potholders, 25* ea.;
painted dish towels, 3, $1; potholders, 15* ea., add post. Mrs. H.A. Chastain,
Rt. 5, Elliiay 30540.

Diffenbachia, spider, velvet, vari. Brooks. Box 873. Scottdale 30079.

plus Irg. stamped env. Debbie Welch,

Quilt tops; Big Rabbits, Cat-in-

moles foot plants, $1 ea.; Grape,

Red flowering quince, yellow Rt. 5. Elliiav 30540._____________

Basket, Butterfly, Colonial Girl,

Beefsteak, Red Lake begonias, $1.25 jasmine, purple lilies, pink spring

Quilt patterns; Sunbonnet Gal,

ea.; Crow's Foot, Hercules Club, rose, 3, $1; striped canes, 3, $1, add Overall Sam, Football, Airplane,

Handicrafts

Dutch Doll, $7.50 ea.; handpainted pillowcases, $2 pr.; handpainted dish

Baseball Bat, Donkey Ears cactus, $1 post. Mrs. Jack Beverly, Rt. 2, Box Moon-over-the-Mtn., Flower Blossom,

towels, 3, $1, 7, $2; bib aprons, $1 ea.,

ea. plus post. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, 254, Jesup 31545.

Pine Tree, Old Soldier's Rose,

band, 75* ea., work aprons Irg.

Gumming 30130.____________ Green ajuga, white chrysan-
themums, 14, $1; small well rooted
bunch white deutzia, nandiynas,

Flower plants,

Valentine, Tumbler, Sunburst, Tulip, Pansy, True Lover's Knot, Rose
Wreath, 7, $1 with stamped addressed
env. Mrs. Arthur Gentles, Rt. 2, Box

jJ^rhr

pockets; $1 ea., add post, Mrs. Elzie
Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay 30540.______ Bonnet with ruffles, wagon train
print or solid, $1.50; button crown;

Michaelmas daisies (lav.-blue,) 4, $1, add 40* post. Mrs. Ethel Clark, 982 N. Highland Ave., NE, Atlanta 30306. Ph.
876-0538.________________

bulbs and seed wanted

267 Toccoa 30577.________________
Appliqued Quilt patterns with pc. square: Dutch Doll, Lrg. Butterfly, Gent's Bowtie, 50* ea., Tulip with

/ LtVK^'^^Si^f K%?>

$1.50, Dan River material $2, add
post.; also Irg. aprons, $1.50, small,
$1; add post. Mrs. Florence Smith, 615 Bradford St., NW, Gainesville

Deep pink, rooted Waxleaf

begonias, strong plants, 354 ea.

Want succulent plant (Hens &

Merrelyn McArthur, Rt. 2, Canton Chickens only,) give prices and ad-

appliqued block 60*; add 12* ea. pattern post. Mrs. Jet Goss, Rt. 1,
Aragon 30104.________________

for sa\e

30501.___________________ Baby's 1st shoes, genuine lamb-
skin, white, fits to 6 mos., $3 pr.;

30114.________________ dress, contact by phone if near here.

Strong red sassafras, elder bark

lambskin white baby bootees, trim-

Daylilies, Swan, Cradle Song, Mrs. Marion Hancock, 3568 Springhill & root, slippery elm bark, wild

Nice full size quilt tops, made of med in pink, blue or white, fits to 8

Sulin, The Tempest, Lillian Russell, Rd., Smyrna 30080. Ph. 435-1873.

cucumber Dark, poke roots, white ash new material, pc. by patterns, all mos., send baby's age, $2.50 per pr.

Discovery, Madge Vaughn, Autumn

root, I/ 2 gal., $2; lucky buckeyes, $2 handmade, $4 ea., 75* post. Mrs. Kate O'Neal Brooks, Box 873, Scottdale

Red, Cornell, Personality, Jaruga,

doz., add post. Art Phillips, Rt. 1, McCullough, 2625 Johnson St., 30079.___________________

More & More, $5.50doz. PP, free pits., Mrs. W.S. Griffin, Adel 31620._____

Miscellaneous

Wrightsville. ____

Lithonia.________________

Afghan made of 4-ply wool, 85 x 72

5 quilt patterns with instructions,

Old fashioned bonnets, Wagon in., moth-proof, silver gray & royal

Stapdia cactus (no thorns) has

$1 plus post.; American Beauty Rose, train bonnets with ruffle, print, $1.25, blue blocks with gray & blue border,

giant starfish blooms, 10 rooted and

May Basket, Aunt Eliza's Star, Man- solid col., $1.50, add post. Mrs. B.M. $30plus $1 post. Mrs.M. Rogers, 1870

growing for $2 PP, Ga. sales only.

in-the Moon, Butterfly. Mrs. Ramos, Humphreys, 854 Davis St., F6, Plaza Lane, SW, H. 3, Atlanta 30311.

C. R. Herring. 1515 Kay Ave.,

Rt. 5. Lawrenceville 30245.______ Gainesvillp 30501___________ Ph. 753-7548.

Brunswick 31520.____________

Patchwork quilt patterns with

Woven potholders, cols., red &

Cuttings: Geranium, Beefsteak,

drawn instructions can be mach. pc.; white, green & white, blue & yellow,

Wax begonias, 10, $1; red pink Angelwing, Charm begonias, 7, $1,

Windmill, Old Italian Design Pin- pink & black, blue & white, red & blue, wheel, Wrench, Bright Hoqes, 5, $1 black & yellow, red, white & blue, 5, $1

Handicrafts

add post.; Irg. mix hybrid daylilies,

with stamped addressed env. Mrs. plus post., no checks. Mrs. Bessie

$10 per C, ppd. Mrs. T.J. Stevens, Rt.

Perlene Roper, Rt. 7, Gainesville. Sims, 441 Chestnut St., NE,

2, Thomasville 31792.
Mix. dbl. rooted geraniums, mix. ferns, old fashioned dbl. red rooted carnations, 8 pits., $2, add 50* post. Mrs. H. B. Roberson, Rt. 1, Chula
31733.__________________ Lrg. asst. named dahlia slip, 10,
$1; fall asters, hardy ferns in clumps, holly, althaeas, all rooted, 4, $1, add 50* post. Mrs. W. W. Lowman, Rt. 5,
Elliiay 30540. Bronze or green ajuga, 15, 1;
green liriope, 20, $1; dwarf blue phlox, $1 doz.; 40* post. Martuerite Bryans, 1591 Woodland Ave., SE, Atlanta
30316. Ph. 627-9795. Rooted justicia, red geraniums,
rooted, 35* ea.; green & white border
plants, 10, $1; princes feathers, yellow & red, 6, $1, add post. Mrs F.
M. Turner. Rt. 6. Gainesville. Fancy leaf caladium pits., 10,
$1.25; Strawberry begonias, Christ-
mas cherries, 3 kinds jew, 5, $1, add 45* post.; thousands of spring blooming bulbs, send stamped env. for inf. Mrs. J. W. Jones. Madison.
Asst. sultana, monkey face, both rooted, 10, $1; rooted boxwood, 8-10 in., 50* ea.; asst. dahlia pits., woods
terns, $1 doz., add post. Ethel Crowe,
Rt. 2. Gainesville 30501.______ Dbl. orange daylilies, red
daylilies, 5 cols, yellow, $1 doz.; blue hydrangeas, August lilies, 50* ea.; rooted sultana, all cols., 50* ea., no checks, add 60* post. L.C. Coleman,
Rt. 10. Gainesville 30501._________ Mammoth sunflower seed,
blooms to 25 in., 15 ft. tall, makes beautiful background and fine bird food; Martin House gourd seed, Irg. &
small mix. hybrid, 75* ea. pkg., 25* shipping costs. Erskine C. Coryell, 2173 Montrose Ave., SW, Atlanta
30311. Ph. 758-6140._________
Frances Fay, Emerald Isle, Troubadour, Capri, Lyric, Mary Anne, Mystic Mood, Muriel Rice, Picture (pink) Crimson Glory, Hearts Afire, Illinois, Peach Brocade, Sunburst Gold, 50* ea., 75* post. Walter
Jackson, 1123 Vickers St., Atlanta 30316.

Lawrenceville 30245.

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for sale Sweet corn for sale, 75* per doz.
ears, call to place order. Stancil 0.
Wise, 1780 Allgood Rd., Rt. 7, Marietta 30060. Ph. 422-4525.
Appliqued quilt patterns: Fisher Boy, Football, Cat in Basket, Colonial Girl, Overall Boy, Fancy Butterfly, Duck, Cup & Saucer, Dutch Doll, Bid Rabbit, Pansy, Sunbonnet Sue, Overall Bill, Colonial Girl with Umbrella, others, 3, $1 plus Irg. stamped env. Mrs. Ruby Chastain, Rt. 5,
Elliiav 30540.______________ Burlap bags for sale, 4, $1. T. E.
Chambers, 827 Myrtle, SW, Gainesville 30501.______________
Country cured hickory smoked sausage, 99* per Ib.; lean bacon sides, 8-10 Ibs., 99* per Ib.; shoulders, 10-14 Ibs., 95* Ib., all from corn fed hogs, will ship COD plus 50* packaging, min. COD order 10 Ibs. Maurell
Troup, Rt. 3, Dallas 30130. Ph. 445-
3011.____________________ Patchwork quilt patterns;
Dresden Plate, Log Cabin, Indian Plume, Lucky Clover, Ferris Wheel, Crazy Quilt, Grape Basket, Fan, Basket, Spool, 25*ea., 5, $1, mail only. Darlene Brooks, 3960 Redan Rd.,
Stone Mountain 30083._________ Finest gallberry hone, twelve 2
I/ 2 strained, $10, you pay post. C. W. Powell. Box 1083. Valdosta 31601,
Stable manure and rooted shavings for mulch, add humous to garden soil, enrich compost piles, del. in Covington-Conyers area, $15 or pick up for $5. Mrs. R. E, Eidson, Sugar RideeFarm.Starrsville. Ph. 786-0635.
New crop pure mtn. honey, raw, exactly as bees made it, comb or strained, 5 Ibs., $2, 10 Ibs., $3.75, 30 Ibs., $10.50, add post.; 60 Ib. can strained, $16 FOB, prompt shipment. Edward Colston, Rt. 1, Taylorsville
3Q1Z&Horse manure, $15 pick-up truck
load del. or you haul, $5. R. L. Bradford, Decatur. Ph. 289-1971.

Yellow dock, queen-of-meadow
wild cherry bark, red alder bark, blackberry roots, yellowroot, ratsbane, 2 Ib. lardbox, $1 add post. Mrs.
Donald Greer. Rt. 3. Elliiay 30540. Appliqued pc. quilt patterns:
Jacobs' Ladder, Virginia Red, Dresden Plate, Floral Cameo, Apple Blossom, Dancing Daffodils, Horn of Plenty, the Pomegranate, Water Lily, Sweet Boy, Cowboy-Horse, Flower
Vase, Triple Sunflower, others, 3, $1

Several sets nice white bought pillowcases hand emb. with col.
thread, Irg. size with 3 I/ 2 & 4 in hems, perm, press, $4; cotton percale, $3. Mrs. Myrtie Roberson, 711 Brownwood Ave., SE, Atlanta 30316.
Ph. 622-6460._________ 3 in 1 aprons, $1.25, 2, $2;
children's aprons, 2, $1; band aprons, $1.50-$1.75, bib, $1.75-$2, men sizes, $1.75, add post. Mrs. Gayle Price, 1680 Flat Shoals Rd., SE, Atlanta 30316.

plus Irg. stamped env. Mrs. Weldon Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay 30540.
Appliqued quilt pattern: Over All Country Boy, Big Rabbit, Cat in Basket, Morning Glory, Dogwood, Big Apple, Night Flower, Dutch Doll, Colonial Girl, Football Duck, Pig Rose-of-Sharon, 3 for $1.00 plus 10*
post. Mrs. Elzie Long, Rt. 5, Ellijay 30540.
Nice clean roots and herbs; yellow root, catnip, queen of meadow, devils shoestring, 2Ib. lard box full, $1 plus postage; spearmint, catnip, $1.50 doz.; add post. Mrs. H. A. Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay. _____________

Ph. 627-5668.________________ Quilt tops made of new asst.
materials, 72 x 84 in., $2 plus 65* post.; wool tops made of new materials, 72 x 84 in., $5 PP. Miss Eula Cox, Rt. 2, Canton 30114._____________
30 hand quilted quilts, $10 ea.; Lonely Star, $15; 25 new sheets, $1 ea. Mrs. Isaac Reed, Star Rt., Juno. Ph. 265-2413._________________
White pillowcases with abt. 3 in hems, nice material, $1 pr.; flowered wth abt. 2 I/ 2 in hems, $1.25 pr., add post. Mattie Duran, Rt. 1, Cumming
30130._______________________ All white close cro. flat work
dresser scarves, 16 x 36 in., $3.25; 2

Catnip, mullein, queen-of-
meadow, yellow dock, wild cherry barks, 4 Ib. lard box full, $1.25 penny royal, catnip, Solomon's seal pits., $1.25 doz., add 50* post. Mrs. J. W. Jackson, Rt. 2, Talking Rock 30175.

buffet scarves alike, 12 x 24 in., $2 ea.; one 15 in doily, $1.25; 3-pc. vanity set with matching 15 in. doily, scalloped
in blue, $3.50 for the 4 pcs., all PP, will also take orders. Mrs. Ida Mae Sullivan, 410 Dixie St., Carrollton
30117.________________

Good dry cow and horse compost 75* per bag, $15 truckload del.; also chicken compost. J. W. Van Horn, 4457 Covington Hwy., Decatur. Ph.
BU9-5798._______________ Appliqued patterns for quilts,
towels, etc.; Donkey, Butterfly,
Morning Glory, Dahlia, Rosebud, Tulip, Hen, Rooster, Harebell, Clown, 25*ea.; 5, $1. O'Neal Brooks, Box 873,
Scottdale 30079.____________ Horseradish pits., 5 $1; yellow
dock, queen-of-meadow, wild cherry,
red alder bark, blackberry roots, yellowroot, ratsbane, 2 Ib. lardbox $1, add post. Mrs. W. W. Lowman, Rt. 5, Ellijay 30540.

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New print material cloth quilts abt. 72 x 90 in. with 2 Ib. cotton, quilted on mach., linings to match $5 ea., add $1 post. or $6 PP. Mrs. Esty Parks, Rt.
3, Elliiay 30540.___________ Old fashion bonnets, wagon tram
with ruffle, print button crown, $1.50. $1.25pr.; aprons med., Irg., 50-75* ea., clothespin, 75* ea., add post, Nell Bennett, Rt. 2, Box 311, Frazer Rd.,
Butord 30518._______________________ Baby quilts 36 x 54 in. white print
col. applique animals in pink & blue yellow & gren, $6, add 50* post., also
Bo Peep & Sheep in pink & blue, BabyAsleep-in-Moon, in yellow and green, $7.50 plus 50* post. Helen Dodd, Rt. 2, Box 68 A, Rising Fawn 30738.

wanted
Want someone to do needlepoint, I will furnish yarn and needlepoint. Mrs. J. Schmidt, Box 972, Atlanta 30301. Ph. 636-8272.
notice
Windows, frames, screens, weights and 21 windowpans, 9x 12in. free, come get anytime, good for farm 1 buildings. F. W. Stover, 3254 W. Shadowlawn Ave., NE, Atlanta 30305.
Want 1 copy of Star Book #80 ' 'Gay and Gifty Crochet Ideas," was published by the American Thread Company in 1951, must be in good cond.,no torn or missing pages. Mrs. Mary E. Quinn, Apt. #1, 343 Josephine St., NE, Atlanta 30307.

A good mulch will prevent loss of

moisture from the soil and suppress

weed growth. Horticulturists with the

Cooperative Extension Service say it

also helps prevent soil rots on

vegetables by keeping them off the

ground.

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What's the* outlook for the 1970 peach crop in Georgia? C.D. Spivey, horticulturist with the Cooperative
Extension Service, says it looks like a smaller yield but the quality is ex-
pected to be better than last year's. ***

Home gardeners having problems
with their magnolias may have a mite infestation. For information on magnolia mites and their control, contact your county Extension Service agent.

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Poor Man's Weatherglass or pimpernel-common names of Anagallis arvensis of the Primrose Family, are weedy, mostly prostrate herbs with little garden interest other than they are excel lent weather prophets. If they becomea pest in your garden the best way to get rid of them is to cultivate them out.
They are low spreading with the leaves set close to the stems and usually have dark spots on them. The bell-shaped flowers are usually bright crimson-occasionally blue or white, and grow singly from the axils of the leaves. They are found in clefts of rocks or in sandy places and are noted for their sensitiveness to the weather.
It folds its petals at the approach of rain and fail to open at all on a wet or cloudy day. Even in fine weather they close in the early afternoon and "sleep" till the next morning. The ripened seeds are valued as food for many song-birds.
It was thought at one time to be serviceable in liver complaints-which probably gave rise to the old couplet: "No ear hath heard, no tongue can tell, The virtues of the pimpernel."
Rats, Mice and You
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which has different color phases is called the black, alexandrine, fruit or tree rat. This species weighs about twelve ounces and prefers to live in attics, trees or between double walls of buildings.
The House Mouse (Mus musculus) is often simply called the mouse. Its weight is M> to 3/i ounce. In most cases the house mouse does not travel more than ten feet from its nest.
Anticoagulants and red squill are
the rodenticides generally recommended for rat control. These rodenticides are relatively safe, are available commercially and are easy to use, even by untrained individuals.
Fifty per cent DDT powder dusted along runways is effective for mouse control, but care must be taken that foodstuffs do not become contaminated with the DDT. Traps can also be used for eliminating mice.
Man can reduce rodent populations
and keep them at a low level by permanently eliminating their food, water and harborage. If good sanita tion practices are followed in a community, the rat population can be reduced by as much as 65% (and the fly population by 90%).
Until man decides to stop feeding rats and mice, we will continue to have domestic rodent problems.

BIRD HOUSES MADE FROM PLASTIC DETERGENT BOTTLES
INSTRUCTIONS: From scrap or available lumber nail crossbars on suitable length pole. Take off caps of detergent bottles and nail to the bottom of crossbars securely. Cut holes in the bottles of size to allow entrance leaving sufficient rim to contain the nests. Punch holes in the bottom with nail or icepick to provide drainage. Screw bottles to tops on crossbars. You now have an inexpensive bird housing attraction and size is limited only by the number of plastic containers you can col 1 ecjL *_&_ u^_jlt _ ,
Submitted by: Mr. W. G. Underwood, Albany, Ga.

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week or until they think someone has reported them and then move. This

stand was not part of the grocery store, was not licensed by our Markets

Division, but was gone by the time we received your complaint. Some fruit

and vegetable stands are legitimate and sell sanitary, quality, inspected

merchandise.

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A solution which contained a mixture of 1/2 pint of dual paraquat and 1 pint of defoliate mixed to 3 gallons of water was sprayed by an airplane in a certain area. This "mixture" drifted to an area where some cows and deer that I have were grazing in a pasture. I would like to know what effect this would have on livestock or animals such as this type. This did defoliate and kill some trees on my property. Just how toxic is paraquat?

Mr. K. Chance, Millen

We were unable to determine just exactly what you meant by "1 pint of defoliate"; however, dual paraquat is a defoliating herbicide having a rather low toxicity showing on rats a leathal dose of 50% at a rate of 157 mg/kg. Normally the larger the animal the more resistant it is to these types of materials. Inasmuch as the residual effect of nearly all herbicides is so short
and it so easily hydrolizes, the effect on livestock and large wild animals, such as deer, is inconsequential and is rarely to be considered a hazard.
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RESPONSE
I saw in "Straight Line" where Mr. Miller Neal, Sr. ask how to keep rabbits out of the garden. I solved the problem by getting 1 inch mesh poul try netting or wire 24 inches high and putting it around my garden. Every thing else I tried failed. It can be stepped over anywhere.
G.L. Smith, Blountstown ***
This is in reference to your reply to Mr. J. E. Malcom, Woodstock, in the BULLETIN, June 17 issue, to furnish you the "straight dope." I have a small herd of Devon beef cattle, 3 brood cows, 1 heifer, and 3 bull calves. I am pleased and have contacted Mr. Malcom.
W.V. Chafin, Hartwell
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Thank you for setting us straight. We contacted the University of Geor gia Extension Service, Dr. Dan Daniels, who was most happy to learn of your herd and plans to visit you.
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Just some information for all you "city slickers" who are buying green watermelons. Thump the melon and listen for the sound. If the sound is "plunk," the melon is ripe; if the sound is "plink," don't buy.
Mr. H.A.S., Conyers
"Straight Line" asks that all inquiries by mail be signed. If you do not wish to have your inquiry or name used in the BULLETIN, please let us know and we will be happy to comply. Address all inquiries to: Straight Line, Agriculture Building, Room 227, 19 Hunter Street, Atlanta, Ga. 30334, or phone AC 404/524-3292.

Wednesday, July 1, 1970
Agricultural Calendar
Meetings
July 1,2 -- Irrigation Exposition, Rural Life Building, ABAC, Tifton.
July 7, 8--Georgia Egg Assn. An nual Meeting, Dempsey Motor Hotel, Macon.
July 10--Georgia Peanut Commis sion Annual Peanut Progress Day Program, ABAC and Coastal Plain Experiment Sta tion, Tifton.
Farm Sales Events
July 1--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Pierce County Stockyard, Blackshear.
July 2--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Pearson Livestock Market, Pearson.
July 3--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Dodge County Livestock Salesbarn, Eastman.
July 3--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Sutton Livestock Co., Sylvester.
July 3--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Seminole Livestock Co., Donalsonville.
July 3--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Hagan Stockyard, Hagan.
July 3--CSRA Feeder Pig Assn. Sale, pooled graded pigs. Warrenton.
July 6 -- Appling County Feeder Pig Sale, pooled graded pigs. Baxley.
July 6--8:30 PM--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Seaboard Stockyard, Colquitt.
July 6 -- Appling County Stock man's Assn. Feeder Pig Sale, Baxley.
July 6--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Bullock County Stockyard, Statesboro.
July 6--2 PM Special Feeder Pig Sale, County Line Milling Co., Pelham.
July 7--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Vidalia Stockyard, Vidalia.
July 7--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Valdosta Stockyard, Valdosta.
July 8--7:30 PM--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Pierce County Stock yard, Blackshear.
July 8--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Smith Brothers Stockyard, Bartow.
July 8--Special Feeder Pig Sale. Bainbridge Stockyard, B a i n bridge.
July 9--Jr. Hereford Assn. Club Calf Sale, Tifton.
July 9--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Pearson Livestock Market, Pearson.
July 10--and every other Friday -- 8 PM -- Special Feeder Piq Sale, 2000 head of top quality farm inspected pigs. Turner County Stock Yards, Ashburn. For information, call 567-3371 day, 567-3881 nite.
July 10--Special Feeder Pig Sale, Dodge County Livestock Salesbarn. Eastman.
Julv 13--and each 2nd and last Mon. -- 3 PM -- Special Feeder Pig Sale, Parker's Stockyard, Stafesboro. Call for information F. C. Parker or Freddie Deal, 764-3263.
July 14 -- 2 PM -- Charolais Cross Club Calves Sale, selling 50 to 75; Mitchell County Livestock Market, Camilla. For additional information call Randy Rigsby, 336-8911, Camilla.
July 14_2 PM--Choice Club calf and yearling Sale, approximate ly 25-30 choice club calves and yearlings. This will be an excel lent opportunity for 4-H, Future Farmers, and other interested groups to obtain club calves. Mitchell County Livestock Mar ket, Camilla. For information, call 336-8707.