Farmers and consumers market bulletin, vol. 56, no. 49 (1970 December 2)

FARMERS & CONSUMERS
Market Bulletin Georgia Department of Agriculture Tommy Irvin, Commissioner

VOLUME 56
J.G. Fatal
Engineering
In Agriculture
The basic aim of Agricultural Engineering Department is to mechanize farming operations. New machines may be designed and built or existing machines may be modified. Methods of using equipment efficiently are also studied.
For example, a machine has been built which will subsoil under the row,
place fertilizer in a vertical band from surface to subsoil depth, and bed in a single operation. Preliminary results indicate that when used in the fall on the contour, erosion is less, and spring planting may be done under optimum conditions with no fertilizer needed at planting. This reduces planting time by 50 percent and produces good stands. Other fertilizers needed are applied by sidedressing. The department has developed a simple pea and lima bean harvester that is 96% efficient. Although not
(Our guest columnist this week is J. G. Futral, head of the Agricultural Engineering Department of the University of Georgia College of Agriculture Experiment Stations, Georgia Station, Experiment, Georgia.)_________________
equipped with a cleaner, the mixture of peas and leaves may be transported economically and shelled by commercial shelters.
A pimiento pepper harvester now under development has reached a field efficiency of 75% and improvements are planned for next year.
New work involves the development of a peach harvest aid which will allow pickers to ride in comparative comfort. To complement this machine, special peach plantings have been made to produce a tree wall type of growth which will allow machine pruning and increase picker efficiency. A small tree cultivator has been developed for these closely spaced trees.
Other new work planned is the mechanization of nurseries and the improvement of their overall operation through changes in materials handling and time and motion studies.
In cooperation with the College Station at Athens, an oxidation ditch for the disposal of swine wastes has been constructed and operated for 18 months. Although some problems remain, in general the waste disposal has been odorless with good environmental effectiveness.
Another important function of this department is to aid researchers in other fields by the design and construction of specialized equipment. Precision fertilizer and herbicide applicators, pilot plant peach peelers and improved instrumentation have been developed under this area of work.

Wednesday, December 2, 1970

NUMBER 49

Tobacco Meetings

Stress Danger

Of Export Loss

During the past two weeks the

LEFT, A SHORT-CUT HAM, RIGHT, LONG CUT.

RUBBING HAM WITH "CURE. Georgia Department of Agriculture has conducted several meetings

It's Ham Curing Time

concerning the danger of losing Georgia's tobacco export market.
During the marketing season last

As the cold weather approaches, many Georgians are busy preparing country cured hams for later enjoyment. Whether you buy your carcass or

year, it became apparent that unless we reversed the trend of leaving the old line tobacco varieties for the more

raise your own hogs, there is nothing quite like country cured ham for break- resistant and easier to handle ones,

fast -- or anytime.

Georgia tobacco growers would lose

Curing a ham is a relatively simple process if a few guide lines are followed. Meat-type hogs, those within the weight limits of 180 to 240 pounds, produce the most desirable hams for curing. Hams from meattype hogs have the minimum of fat and maximum of lean desired by most.
REFRIGERATION
Refrigeration or chilling the hog carcass is a must to prevent spoilage during the curing process. Hams must be chilled to 40 degrees F. in-

ternal temperature before the curing process can begin. Temperatures
above 40 degrees F. encourage ham souring bacteria to multiply rapidly resulting in the loss of the entire ham.
It takes 12 to 15 hours to chill a 150 pound hog carcass to the adequate temperature. 32 to 35 degrees F. is a good chilling temperature that will prevent souring bacteria from working. If slaughtering your own hog, wait until the weatherman
predicts a heavy frost, keep the slaughtering process conditions sanitary, and take directly to a

the tremendous export market in
tobacco that they now enjoy. The old line Georgia-Florida flue
cured varieties have always been preferred by the export buyers. At the request of the tobacco buying companies, these meetings, attended by several hundred Georgia growers, were held to explain the situation.
Representatives of two tobacco buying companies spoke at the series of meetings: E. A. Dinnsen, Jr., Foreign Sales Manager of the K. R. Edwards Leaf Tobacco Company and Louis Dibrell of Carolina Leaf

Serum Requirement

processing plant for chilling.

Company. Speaking for most of the

Curing should be done in major buying companies who pur-

November, December, and January chase Georgia tobacco, each

Lifted On Swine

in Georgia as the temperature is representative stated that Georgia usually too warm during the other was in danger of losing its export

months.

tobacco market.

Effective April 1, 1971, serum

CURING PROCESS

Of the 105,000,000 pounds of

prophylaxis for feeder or breeder

Curing should begin as soon as tobacco marketed in the Georgia-

swine sold through special feeder and possible after the hams are chilled Florida flue cured belt last year,

breeder sales will not be required. and cut, if possible within 24 hours approximately 110 million pounds, or

This applies to feeder or breeder swine sold within the state of Georgia.
Feeder and breeder swine sold for interstate shipment will be required to meet the state of destination requirements. Most other states still require serum prophylaxis on imported swine.
All swine imported into Georgia

after slaughter. Tail bones, Hank, and excess fat, especially over the cushion, should be removed. A good trimming will produce an attractive finished product. A ham that shows signs of being bruised should not be used as it will spoil during the curing process. Either the long cut or the
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seventy percent, went to foreign markets. The Georgia markets that dealt heavily in the old line varieties brought an average of four cents a pound higher for tobacco than those markets that were heavy in the new resistant varieties of tobacco.
The varieties recommended by
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will be required to have serum

treatment according to the latest

federal Animal Health Division
[Straight Line) dosage schedule within five days
prior to importation. Georgia has gone since April 8,

1970 without a confirmed case of hog

cholera. The continued support of the

swine industry and all associated

I have some dried peas that I have saved for seed. I would like to know if I

therewith, is earnestly solicited in our freeze them to keep the weevils out, would they come up when planted?

continuing effort to eradicate hog

Mrs. W.B.C., Elberton

cholera. Our goal is to continue until next
April 8,1971, without additional cases of hog cholera so that Georgia may be recognized as a hog cholera free state.

Our Seed division advises that peas have been frozen and then used for

seed. However, the chances for damaging the peas are extreme. They advise

storing in moisture proof containers in the refrigerator for protection against

weevils. We have mailed you a pamphlet on storing seed peas which should be

helpful.

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Walking Horse Show

Can you tell me an easy way to pluck a duck? E.F.M., Savannah

The Georgia Walking Horse Association is sponsoring a special Christmas Sale of registered Tennessee walking horses December 12 at 2 p.m. in the Agricultural Building of the Southeastern Fair Grounds in Atlanta. This is the first promotional sale of Tennessee Walking horses to be held in Georgia and the first sale of this kind to be held inside the Agricultural building. For additional information regarding the sale, contact Red Smith, Director, Equine Division, Georgia Department of Agriculture.

Sorry, but our Poultry division tells us that the old-fashioned method is the best yet. The feathers may be plucked*o*n*e by one or by the handful.
I recently read in the MARKET BULLETIN that lime or clorox could be used to kill moss on steps. I live in a densely shaded area and have moss growing on the roof of my house. I would like to know if I can broad cast lime on my roof to kill the moss or would it damage the asphalt roofing. The moss grows in the joints and when removed, leaves holes in the roof. The roof is old but before reroofing 1 would like to find out how to control this.
J.J.M., Mableton
Our moss man advises the use of copper sulfate, available at your local drugstore or garden shop. Use 50 percent copper sulfate powder at the rate of one ounce to one gallon of water or 90 percent copper sulfate crystals at the rate of one ounce to two gallons of water.

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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday, December 2, 1970

We Get Letters

Dear Editor:
As a result of being mentioned earlier this year in the MARKET BULLETIN, I sold over 600 plastic gourds designed especially for Purple Martins. My hobby has turned into a full-scale business and I want to thank the MARKET BULLETIN for my success.
Your readers may be interested to know that Purple Martins are the most natural insect control known to man; they eat 2000 mosquitos and 500 house flies every 24 hours. The Martins are now migrating so you should prepare your Martin homes if you want to attract these birds.
Thank you again for the wonderful job you are doing.
Mr. Jack Barber P. O. Box 3973 Hill Station Augusta, Ga. 30904

Dear Editor:
I like flowers which bloom. In the spring of 1970, I planted one of my three vegetable gardens, then dug out two feet of bermuda grass the length of the garden, about 100 feet. I then planted tall marigolds as the first row, because of their beauty.
After my vegetables and marigolds were planted and growing, I read an article somewhere which stated if you would plant a row of marigolds as the first row of your vegetable garden you would not have bugs on your plants. It worked; the marigolds and vegetables were beautiful and no bugs.
Pearl Flanagin City Route 3 Canton, Ga. 30114
(Editor's Note: The "bugs" Ms. Flanagin refers to are probably nematodes. While we don't guarantee her solution, there is nothing wrong with trying it and we have heard it works, too.)

Want man for light work on dairy farm, prefer semi-retired man, 4 room house available. Marvin Rose, McDonough. Ph. 957-5591.
Want man to work-on. farm, gdod place and 'offer for the right man, no drinker and--prefer -no smoking, -no cursi'ng in my presence. W. A. Biggers, Seville 31084.

Elderly man wants job on farm or dairy, have some income, will work cheap. C. T. Abott, 202 3rd St., SW, Moultrie 31768.
Want someone to clear trees from land, will exchange wood for labor render, get as few or as many as you want. T. E. Chambers, 827 Myrtle St., SW, Gainesville 30501.
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Want job installing pasture fence for 15t linear ft., have 8 yrs. fence experience. L. W. Rucker, 181 Brook Dr., Alpharetta 30201. Ph. 475-5046 after 6 pm.
Want family experienced with layers and to help with general farm work, 5 room house with bath, lights, water, plus salary. W. W. Gibson, 272 Pryor St., SW, Atlanta 30303. Ph. 5234603 or 633-1059. ___________
Want man for S. Ga. cattle and timber operation, full time work, house with plumbing, elec., on school bus rt. Troy Davis, Rt. 2, Folkston. Ph. 496-7094.
61 yr. old white man wants job as caretaker or general farm work, can operate any kind of machinery, will go anywhere, can move now. George E. Smith, 2667 Cheney St., East Point 30344. Ph. 761-7386.
Family wants permanent job caring for heavy breeder hens or commercial flock, honest, sober, reliable, dependable, experienced. 6. Cooke, Box 416, Flowery Branch. Ph. 875-5020.
Want white man with small family and 16 yr. old son or older to work with him on farm, both must know how to operate tractor and farm machinery, no row crops, raise hay and pecans, good weekly wages, 5 room house, wired elec., running water in house. S. J. Clay, Rt. 3, So. Walden Rd., Macon 31206. Ph. 7882975.
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Farm machinery

Cole corn planter with fertilizer distributor, $175 cultivator; utility trailer, heavy duty, 14 ft. long, will haul tractor, $225; lift, fits Ford tractor, 3-pt. hitch, $20; Ford drag pan

Ford tractor, with planters, cultivators, harrow and turning plow, all good cond., $900. Jerry Short, Rt. 5, Cedartown 30125. Ph. 748-5899.

and equipment with 3-pt. hitch, $75. Solomon Sum-

25 ton low-boy, good cond.; also,

mers, Rt. 5, Covington 30209. Ph. 786- good tires, tandem axles and low back

5784.____________________ ramp for loading, $2,800. W. S. Agee,

Equip, for use in grist mill, 20 hp McDonough. Ph. 957-3339 after 6 pm.

Westinghouse motor with 6 in. x 10 in.

for sale
1 cattle rack, for short body

pulley, 220-440 three phase, 1735 rpm; Westinghouse line starter with push start, stop button; 200 amp disconnect box with fuses; 20 ft. wiring and rigid conduit for wiring, good cond., $175. Mrs. J. 0. McElveen, 212 Hill St., Statesboro. Ph. 764-2606.______
Chicken house equip.: 80 tube

Homelite chain saw for sale, has cut approx. 4 acres timber, good running cond., $110. Edward McCarty, Rt. 3, Box 14, Alma 31510. Ph. 632-4842.____________________
Good heavy 1 horse wagon for sale. R. E. Pritchett, Cornelia.

pickup or will trade for 1 yearling

feeder type, will give or take dif-

ference. W. W. Johnson, 740 Bankhead

Hwy., SE, Mableton 30059. Ph. 948-

7713.

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5000 Ford diesel, power steering,

feeders, 2 feed carts, 4 Sun Ray heaters, gas pipe, water pipe, lights and wire. Wade McCurry, Hickory Flat Rd., Rt. 3, Alpharetta 30201. Ph. 475-6300.___________
Farm trailer, from 4 wheel

5 ft. roto mower stump jumper, 3pt. hitch; also, 6 ft. scrape tilts, angles, reverses and off-sets, both like new. Frank Compton, Box 133, Comer. Ph. 783-5854 after 6 pm.

live PTO, like new; one 135 Massey Ferguson, 1969 model; 1 Taylorway off-set harrow, on rubber, model 200027, all exc. cond. Bernard A.

Chevrolet truck chassis, 18 ft. long, $75, modern wheels and tires, will build flat or side body to suit your needs, metal, wood or both. A. C.

Good 1 horse wagon for sale, good cond., $45, located at 77 Hartwell St. 0. L. Sammons, Box 403, Lavonia.

Garrett, Box 234A, Statham 30666. Ph.

725-7735

_______

12-4-28 Goodyear tractor tire, like

new; John Deere hyd. cyl. for 50 or 60,

A & B. W. C. Garrett, Box 237, Rt. 1,

Dials Mill Rd.. Statham 30666.

John Deere 50 tractor, 3-pt. hitch,

runs and operates good, tires are

good, needs voltage regulator, $375 or

make offer, will trade. Billy Thomp-

son. Scott. Ph. 272-3938,________

2000 Ib. round 12 hole hog feeder,

$60; one thousand Ib. 8 hole, $30; 7 ft.

Massey Fertilizer mowing machine,

$75; eight ft. grain drill, $200; manure

spreader, $35; grader blade 6 ft., 3-pt.

hook-up, $75; eight, ten and 12 ft.

aluminum sheeting, $1 per sheet; air

compressor, 3 hr. motor, $250; two

wheel metal trailer, $65. David R.

Lawrence, Box 96, Eden 31307. Ph.

748-7280.

__________

2 chicken houses, 10,000 cap. ea.,

to be torn down, auto, feeders and

waterers, 800 ft. ea., approx. 25 A.R.

Woods gas brooders, 90 in. and all

pipes, $1250 ea.; also, two 5 ton outside

bins. R. M. Van Leer, Box 1434,

Gainesville 30501. __________

Heavy duty John Deere back hoe,

24 in. bucket, fits JD 2010 or 450 front

end loader, exc. cond., $1500; also,

International T 340 dozer with blade,

Hopkins, 5077 Bartlett Dr., Forest Park 30050. Ph. 363-2923.________

Small greenhouse, recently purchased, outside fiberglas, inside

Oxy-Acetylene welding outfit, plastic, air-space insulation, will

good cond., $50. Mrs. Neal T. deliver within reasonable distance,

Williams. Rt. 3. Buena Vista._____ $200. Clarence Grove, Rt. 4, Box 183,

Hammermill, 11 in., with belt, Douglasville 30134. Ph. 942-6862.

good cond., $125. Joel F. Barfield,

Ideal 31041.___________________

Wagon for sale, with 4 rubber

Gehl portable feed grinder and tires, with 7 I/ 2 by 12 ft. 30 in. sides,

mixer, exc. cond. Jimmie Mull, Rt. 1, $100. Byron Anderson, Rt. 4, Cum-

Lindale. Ph. 232-1653._____________ ming. Ph. 887-7219.___________________

Oliver O-C-3 bulldozer, A-l cond.

Front end loader for Ford tractor,

John Sockwell, 889 S. Hairston Rd., $300. Frank N. Dixon, Rt. 3,

Stone Mountain 30083. Ph. 443-4760. Clarkesville 30523._____________

Front end loader, mounted on late

4 coal brooder heaters, brick

model David Brown 990 tractor, exc. lined; 1 inside 6 ton feed bin; also, gas

cond., complete unit $2375. Harry tank, cap. 500 gals., good cond.

Lutz, c/ o Leeland Farms, Leesburg. Trammell Moss, Rt. 5, Box 50,

Ph. 759-6523 night Albany 432-7985. Alpharetta. Ph. 475-5331.________

16 gas Cumberland Case chicken

1-Du-All 100 front end loader, 6 ft. brooders, good cond. Gordon Sharp,

bucket, 9 ft. lift, 1500 Ibs. cap., with Rt. 5. Box 78. Carrollton. Ph. 832-6728.

pump and hose, good cond., $400.

4 wheel farm wagon with 5th

Guerrv Holder. Rt. 1. Mclntyre. 4 eight ply tires and wheels, 2
axles with, elec. brakes, $150; smoothing harrow, good cond., $40. L.

wheel and rubber tires, all exc. cond.,

see at my home. John B. Britt, Rt. 2,

PittS 31072. Ph. 648-4945.

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Massey Ferguson #10 hay baler,

E. Jones. Rt. 1. Williamson.______ Approx. 100 feed troughs; 2 feed
carts; 4 auto, waterers and sev. coke stove brooders, all for $125; also, honey extractor, $25, see any day except Saturdays. C. B. Sherer, Rt. 1,

currently in use, exc. cond., asking $650 make offer; Allis Chalmers sickle mower, asking $250 make offer. E. J. Averman, Jr., B & L Ranch, Rt. 1, Piedmont Rd., Barnesville 30204.

exc. cond., $1700. Dave Parker, Hwy.

85. Gav. Ph. 538-6561._________ Three 72 x 72 in. Bailey auto.

-brooders, .the BMO c.ontroL _ good

cond., $25 ea.; four 48 in. circular

brooders, radiant -heat, good eondj,

$15 ea. Bill Jones, Box 185, Hazlehurst

31539. Ph. 375-5865 after 7 pm.____ G Allis Chalmers tractor; running

plow; cultivator; planter; 2 rear

tractor tires, size 6 x 30; antique rake, teeth and wheels; also, sev. pieces of

diff. lengths of used metal roofing. Dane W. Henry, Rt. 1, Crandall. Ph.

695-2891 Chatsworih,_______---- Utility scoop or snow plow for

Gravely tractor, used very little, $40.

C. T. Young, 752 Beize St., Griffin

30223 Ph 228-3976.

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Used metal hen nests; also, Big

Dutchman high and dry waterers.

James H. Powers, Rt. 3, Monroe. Ph.

267-5556 or 267-3709.________ Caterpillar D-8 bulldozer, heavy

duty clearing cab, good cond., see in

operation, $4500. H. R. Jennings, 250

Tavern Lane, Trion 30753. Ph. 734-

2262.____________________ Used parts for Farmall H tractor,

2 cross-cut saws with handles, $3 ea.;

old style cotton planter, chain driven

and mule drawn, $10. J. C. Cook, Jr.,

Box 143, Woodland 31836. Ph. 674-2437.

A. C. #375 two 16 in. bottom plow,

has original plastic on mouldboards,

$150; also, belt pulley for I.H.C.

tractor, 3-pt. hitch. N. W. McLeod, Rt.

3, Box 118. Cuthbert._________ 3000 Ford tractor, '67 model, with

loader and earthcavator and 2

buckets; 18 disc long harrow tandem

trailer for tractor, all exc. cond.,

$5,500. L. O. Chavous, Rt. 1, Box 202,

Hephzibah 30815. Ph. 798-5765._____ 2 disc Athens plow, hydraulic lift

for B model Allis Chalmers tractor,

good cond., good disc, $125. Harvey VIcGraw, Rt. 1, Woodbury. Ph. 846-

2374 Manchester. _________ 2 mule drawn type planters, dbl.

hoppers, good cond., $10 ea.; 1 cane

mill, $20. Royce P. Dominy, Rt. 1, Box

289B, Mclntyre 31054,_________ 2 ton chain horse; 2 man cross-cut

saw; 1 man cross-cut saw; crooked

landle mowing blade; 1 ft. ads.

Howard Sexton, 4079 Comanche Dr.,

Tucker 30084. Ph. 939-4625.______ Seven 3 ton inside feed bins for

chicken house, A-l cond., a bargain.

Leonard Stone, Rt. 1, Box 153, Alpharetta 30201: Ph. 475-7294.

Lebanon Church Rd.. Gillsville.

1968 International 1600 Loadstar,

will sell for $1750 or trade for Irg. late

, model iarm tractor.. L. T,,Leath,.J3,o3f

184, Lyerlv. Ph. 643-5686._______

Ford tractor 9N', good'cond. C. W.

Collins, 1096 Allgood Rd., Marietta.

Ph. 428-1640.________________

D7 Caterpillar dozer, 3 T series,

oil clutch, cable control blade, rebuilt

to like new cond. 1968, approx. 1000

hrs. running time after rebuilt, rollers

and rails, approx. 60% good, complete

with stump block and root rake, no

junk. J. F. Gibbs, Leesburg Rd., Ash-

burn 31714. Ph. 567-3844 after 7 pm.

30 Ferguson tractor, fairly good

tires, $650; thirty Ferguson lights, 4

new tires, new battery, $950; two

wheel 21/2 ton tractor wagon, 2 foot

laying-off plow, 4 ft. rows, $15, all this

3-pt. hitch; T. 0. Ferguson tractor

carburetor, $5. Henry T. Barnett, 2602

Forrest Ave., NW, Atlanta 30318. Ph.

794-8194._____________________

'68 model Ford tractor, 592 hrs. on

it, $2400; Fcrd cultivator, $175; six-

teen bottom Ford turning plow, $125,

all A-l cond., 3 cyl. 2000 gasoline

tractor. Tillmon Anderson, Rt. 2, Box

275. Jesup. Ph. 586-6548.________

350 John Deere crawler, 6 ft.

blade, winch-gasoline engine, good

cond., $3900; 1970 portable ham-

mermill, mixing tank, exc. for

grinding hay and corn, $1800. G. E.

Finleyson, Pineview. Ph. 624-2207

after 5 pm on week days, all day

Saturday.________________

A John Deere tractor, runs fair

with fair tires, will sell for $85. Ed

Scoggins. Stephens.

Oak cattle rack for 1965 Chevrolet

truck, short wheel, base-wide box, like

new, $40. J. C. Daniell, Carrollton. Ph.

834-3778.

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Water pump and tank for sale. T.

Moore, Rt. 4, Stone Mountain 0083.

Ph. 289-1266.________________

11 A. R. Woods gas brooders, 5

Oaks Brooders, good cond., 1000 chick

cap. ea., $8 ea., will give enough tube

and trough feeders for 6000 chicks

with them. T. L. Surles, Preston 31824.

Ph. 828-3506.________________

Buffalo blower attachments for

spreading granular fertilizer, at-

tached to Willy's jeeps, converted to

handle dust and liquid substances,

have been used exclusively in

agriculture and farming. John S.

Warchak, Rt. 5, 2341 Upper River Rd.,

1961 H-3 Allis Chalmers crawler end loader with plows, good cond. Charles Hazelwpod, Rt. 3, Cartersville 30120. Ph. 382-7716. _______ , .Approx, 100 twelve^and fourteen hole hen nests for sale. Jack Dunagan, Rt. 5, Doss Rd., Canton. Ph. 479-3267.
Myers well pump, with I/ 3 hp motor, 42 gal. gank and pressure control switch, will trade for chain saw, prefer 17 in. to 21 in., bar type, light weight. M. L. Adair, 1528 Huie Rd., Morrow 30260. Ph. 366-3933.
1960 Ford diesel 801 Selecto-speed, live power, exc., $1,175; International B-275 diesel, 1960 model, live power, differential lock, $1075; five ft. rotary mower, 3-pt., 65 hp, gear box, hay side stump jumper, $245, can deliver. Joe Fleming, Rt. 3, Elberton 30635. Ph. >283-2247.____________________
8N Ford tractor, model 1951, rebuilt motor, new tires, Dearborn smoothing harrow and jack, new paint, $735; TO-20 Ferguson, model 1954, four new tires, A-l cond., harrow and two 14 in. bottom plow and grease gun, $850; 1947-9N, fair overall cond., will deliver, $360. Willard Brewer, Rt. 3, Ellaville 31806. Ph. 937-4871.
320 John Deere tractor with some equip., good cond., $850. Mrs. Robbie Branch, Hazlehurst. Ph. 375-2465 after 5.
Good 2 wheel trailer, good tracks, metal frame, removable cattle bodies, $50. Greg Blakeney, Brooks. Ph. 599-3257 Senoia.
Craftsman 3 1/2 hp compost chopper, like new cond., best offer above $65; Sear's elec. lawn edger trimmer-trencher, perf. cond., develops 1.1 hp, $30; elec. garden cultivator - Porter Cable Yardmaster 6 in., model 143, serial #2043, perf. for lady gardener, $20. J. W. Cooper, 3801 S. Lumpkin Rd., Box 1155, Columbus 31902._____________________
Want used 1 or 2 row cultivator, within 50 mi. C. C. Newton, Rt. 3, Box 342, Pine Vale Rd., Gainesville 30501. Ph. 536-2965.________________
Want 5 ft. bush hog rotary mower. W. S. Goldwire, 3861 Mercer St., Macon 31204. Ph. 743-4223.
Want Farmall cub tractor with some equip., please send list of equip,

Ford Dexta tractor, good cond., Macon. Ph. 743-8734 or 742-5822 after 6 with price. W. M. Frierson, RFD 1,

$1050. George W. Haymons, Rt. 1, pm.___________________ Pelham 31779. __________

Lumber City. Ph. 363-4205.

35 Massey Ferguson tractor; 8N

Want jubilee o; Golden Jubilee

Cut-off saw, 3-pt. hitch with new Ford tractor; all purpose plow; bush Ford tractor for parts; also, 8N or 52 in. saw blade, good cond., $65. W. R. and bog harrow. Leonard T. Wilkins, other Ford tractors for parts. Billy

Washington, Rt. 3, Box 357, Newnan. 3665 Union Rd., College Park. Ph. 344- Faulkner, Rt. 1, Box 183-B, Athens

Ph. 253-2538.

2712.

30601.

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Farm machinery

1 to 8 purebred Guernsey cows, to freshen the last of Nov. & Dec. , with 2-3 calves. A.H. Thurmond, Route 1, Farmington 30638. Ph. after 8 p.m. or Sat. and Sun. 769-5065

Reg. Angus bull 3 yrs. old, calved 9-2-67, Millarden-Eileenmere breeding, $300; exceptional crossbred bull 9 mos. old, Hereford sire, Angus dam, $175. owner reserves

Landrace breeding stock pigs, 11 wks. old, from 43% ham & lion eye, male and female, will reg. in buyer's name. John V. Green, 638 Atlanta Rd..

and equipment

Brown Swiss bull, purebred but no right to retain one of these as own herd papers, 10 mo. old, approx 600 lbs. bull. Geo. W. Coffey, Brownville-

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healthy, gentle, exc. conf. W.B. Ralston, Rt. 3, Alpharetta 30201. Ph. 475-5904
Reg. polled Hereford bulls, CMR Domino breeding, TB and Bangs free, from Cert. herd, 9 mo. to 11 mo. old.

lb. calves by

cows ; some Whiteface

service age boars and pigs, also, big English Berkshire breeding stock. F.H. Bunn Midyille
10 herd feeder pigs, Duroc-

Harry A. Wasden, M.D., Quitman. Ph. mix. with calves by side, also some Hampshire cross, $150 for 10. Tom

wanted

263~8801 or 263-4944. 2 reg. Black Angus bulls, 12 mo. &
22 mo., well developed, good conf.,

springing Angus cows. J. E. Wimpey, Decatur. Ph. 284-3525
Service age quality Charolais

Mercer. Rt. 1, Norman Park 31771. One sow and 6 pigs, $10 ea. for

for sale

Want 1 cow elec. portable milker. Ben H. Martin, Rt. 1, Oakwood 30566.

gentle, $250-$325, will deliver within 75 mi. Robert Knight, Rt. 2, Monroe. Ph. 267-5035 or 284-1807 Decatur.
Reg. Angus bulls, two 13 mos. and one 2 yrs. old, by son of Ankonian Ambassador, International Res. Grand Champion; one 2 yr. old great grandson of Dor Mac Bardoliermere 60 Maximillian, all have exc. conf., tattooed with reg. papers. Robert L. Cordle Cattle Farms, Rt. 1, Rome. Ph.

bulls, most half French by Dessauny and Alger, BCIA weaning wts. to 800 lbs., yearling wts. to 1400 lbs.; also a few Simmental cross bulls. James H. Powers, Rt. 3, Monroe. Ph. 267-5556 or
up;

pigs, all for $75. Franklin R. Faircloth, Rt: 1, Box 93, Hortense 31543. Ph. 473-2941.
Reg. Yorkshire boar ready for service, born 3-3-70, abt. 300 lbs. wt., also reg. Hampshire boars, & gilts, approx. 90 lbs. wt., sired by a top son of Mr. F7-Boone 4-4 CMS; also reg.
Yorkshire boars just weaned, sired by a top son of DB-7 Cyclone SCMS. Lawton E. Kemp, Jr., Box 7, Dexter

2 Christmas ponies, gentle for all kids, 42 in. high, 1 brown and white mare and 1 black and white gelding. Gene Hogue, Mableton. Ph. 941-0842 day or night.
Buckskin Quarter Horse colt for sale, with right training should make an exc. cutting horse, ready for training now; also, reg. American Albino mare, gentle and easy to

232-4317.

purebred Santa Gertrudis bulls, $650 ~~~~:;T;;~;T:;"ti~:;;:;-;;-h;";;:;;-:;;.)fih,;~-~ handle but spirited. Barbara Gowan,

Reg. purebred Charolias bulls & heifers, 8-24 mos. old, sired by top 4-T

ea.; purebred Hereford herd sires, $750 ea.; Brahma bull, no papers,

Box 327, Glenwood. Ph. 523-3423 or 5233 mos. ofd, both are castrated and I-"~L--o-:---:--:---:---:---:-

sires & our imported bull, French $450. Donald Hand, Circle H Ranch, wormed, reasonably priced. Joe Neil,

Well muscled Quarter type

must be good cond., no junk. Bill Ison, Brooks 30205. Ph. 599-6970.
Want Super A tractor book, will pay reasonable amount if good. L. E. Patton, Rt. 4, Commerce 30529. Ph. 335-5247.
Want type Z Fairbanks-Morse 1 cyl. engine, reasonable cond., will buy or trade 10 horse, 1 cyl. Wisconsin engine or 1 horse wagon with harness for same. J. A. Crea, 1878 W. Cam-

bull, Basque de St. Pierre; also bred heifers & cows home with calves by side, free delivery anywhere in Ga.
Tommy D. Selph, S-Char Ranch, Milan. Ph. 362-2962.
31 4 Charolais bull, calves sired by son of MR Pasco 792; also, ll 2 Charolais-Angus bull calves purebred sire and dam cross; 3 reg. Angus bull calves, all fine specimens, $200 and
up, see at red barn Tara Farms, W.S. Chandler, Reeves Station Rd., Rt. 1, Calhoun. Ph. 629-2984.
1 reg. 7I 8 Charolais bull, 10 mo. old, $350; 1 reg. 31 4 Charolais bull, 20
mos. old, $400. Kenneth L. Malcom, Hodges Mill Rd.. Bogart. Ph. 769-6347.
Black Angus bulls and heifers, 9 to 13 mos. reg. with papers, purebred
and crossbreeds. W.B. Burnett, Box 866, Cedartown. Ph. 748-4254
1 reg. Polled Shorthorn bull, dark red, 18 mos. old. Robert M. Lee, Rt. 1, Grantville 30220. Ph. 637-5616

Bowdon. Ph. 258-3282 or Bobby

Holloway, Atlanta. Ph. 349-1054.

10 Holstein heifers 6 mos., had all

shots, approx. 450 lbs. wt., 450-500 lbs.

wt. Wallace L. Carter, Rt. 2, Box 94,

Ochlochnee 31773. Ph. 226-6275.

2 cows for sale, one Guernsey and

one Guernsey mix. with Angus, both

have been bred, $150 ea. Franklin

Faircloth, Rt. 1, Box 93, Hortense

31543. Ph. 473-2941.

ll 2 Charolais & Holstein buill yr.

old, tan colored, very gentle, $265. W.

E.

reg.

age,

sons or grandsons of A. P. Marshalls,

top qual. perf. tested, official BCIA

data avail. on selection, from $600 to

$1,000. John P. Pickett, P. 0. Box 107,

Cedartown, Ga. day. Ph. 404-748-3960,

Rt. 1, Box 1660, Lafayette 30728. Ph.
tiJil-23~5.
30 feeder pigs for sale, wormed and castrated , Hampshire and Yorkshire crossed, $10 ea. if all taken; 1 Yorkshire boar abt. 500 lbs., $60. D.S. Pegg, Rt. 1, Silver Creek 30173.
Ph. 234-4931. Purebred Ha npshire boars &
gilts 8-10 wks. old, reg. in buyer's name, dams won 1st four prizes for .bred gilts in Ky. Hampshire Sept. show, some sired by litter mates to champion young boar in Indiana 1969 Hampshire show, disease free, $40-$50 ea. R.M. Abercrombie, Rt. Box 356,

gelding, sorrel, 8 yrs. old, 14.2 hands,
trained for timed events, quick, reins smoothly, shod and ready to run, winter price $125. Butch Burson, Roswell. Ph. 993-2152.
Sound horses for sale, will hold until Christmas, 5 reg. AQHA: 1967
proven show gelding, 1963 black mare, 1968 sorrel filly, two 1969 stallions; also, 2 show geldings, 1 reg. Tenn. Walker, black and 1 silver-dapple Welsh pony. Betty Boutwell, Augusta. Ph. 8632844.
Reg. Tenn. Walking mares and fillies, mares have Merry Bo Boy bloodlines with 11 and 14 foundation
horses, fillies by above mares and db!. Midnight Sun stud, fillies and mares starting at $250. Thomas Rice, Lawrenceville. Ph. 963-9920.
Quarter horse without speed, v1orth just so much per lb., breed to eat's Leo AAA and ROM for speed, disp., conf. and size, beautiful sorrel

...2.!~~:!!!1~~u.....;1.Lj:::l!l~-:---;---l color, 15.1 hands, 1970 fee $200, mare

care per day $1. Ben T. Smith,

Windsweep Farm, Thomaston. Ph.

647-6294 or 647-3807.

Quarter horse, good cond., runs

barrels, $125. J. W. Dempsey, Rt. 2,

Fayetteville. Ph. 461-6782 nights.

Outstanding grade Quarter Horse

filly, exc. barrel or dogging horse

ready for_ . training. aQd

Roger Stover, Madison.

tanks at least 3ft. india. and 6 ft. long.

E. G. Poppell, Rt. 2, Box 12B, Townsend 31331.
Want front end weights for 530 series John Deere tractor, state price. Winston H. Barrett, Rt. 1, Young Harris 30582.

Reg. Black Angus cattle, top quality modern growthy type, popular pedigrees, Bardolier, Bandolier & Hyland Marshall bloodlines, 20 yearling bulls, 2 proven herd sires ; three, 2 yr. old bulls, open and bred

heifers, few young cows, free delivery

200 mi. Hugh J. Schneider,

Fairmeadows, Rt. 2, Hampton 30228.

Ph. 478-8029.

Reg. Angus bulls & heifers, 8 to 12

mos. old, champ. bloodlines (Ballot &

Jingo 2), gentle, good conformation,

had all health shots, heifers calfhood

vaccinated, free delivery within 200

mi. Guy C. Jones Jones Angus Farm,

Milan 31060. Ph. 362-2641.

Reg. Red Angus bulls for cross

breeding, good sel., exc. condition, 8

mos. to 2 yrs., $225 up. Otis Milner 204

Timothy Ave., Rome. Ph. 232-3019 or

for sale

232-1613 1 reg. Angus bull for sale, 7 mo.

old. R. E. Pritchett, Glendale Farm,

Cattle.

Cornelia. Ph. 778-2734. 2 grain-fed bull calves, abt. 6 mos.

old, ready for service, reasonably 31 4 Charolais bull, 7 mo. old, priced. L. R. Lindenbaum, Linview

sired by MGM Beaver artificially, 500 Farm, Rt. 2, Kingston. Ph. 336-5261.

lbs. all white, $250. Don A. Brock,

Seven 71 8 Charolais cows bred to

Route 1, Box 59A, Eastanollee, 30538. reg. purebred Charolais bull, have

Santa Gertrudis bulls, 7 to 12 mo. papers; one 4 yr. old reg. purebred

old, bull"13" bloodlines. J.W Morris, Charolais bull, grandson of Sam 951,

Double M. Farms, Box 129 Carrollton see to appreciate. Dr. Phil Boswell,

30117. Ph. 832-2852.

Box 178, Greensboro 30642. Ph. 453-

Reg. Black Angus heifers, pasture 2074 or 453-7634.

bred to Pickett Marshall, son of A.P.

Brangus bull <Angus-Brahma) 6

Marshall 8, papers furnished in mos. old, 600 lbs., lrg. & rugged, will

buyer's name, free delivery within 75 up-date any herd and wean 600 lb.

mi. can be seen any time. Bill calves, $250 ea. E. E. Wantland, Rt. 1,

Reynolds, Crowley & Reynolds Farm, Box 1 Fort Valley, 31 4 mi. W. of!Carrollton 30117. Ph. 404-832-7083. l--!.7!!..5~oifn~~~ji;;;jt;;r]~::fc;;:;rhiiiiS:""
1 white Charolais bull, 3 yr. 8 mo. 1 3

old, 1700 to 1800 lbs., proven breeder vacc., one 10 mos. old, two 18 mos. old,

and exc. qual., $500; 1 Charolais-Santa exc. conf. Grant Kuhn, Rt. 2, Juhan

Gertrudis cross bull, 10 mo. old, Rd., Stone Mt.. 30083. Ph. 469-9581.

gentle, $165. Bobby Sprewell, Rt. 2,

20 reg. Angus bulls 12-24 mos. old,

Carrollton. Ph. 258-3988.

reasonably priced. John Allen,

Charolais - Shorthorn Polled bull, Allendale Farms, Snellville. Ph. 377-

6 mo. old, from best artificial sires on 4758 Decatur or 963-2718 both sides. Lamar Callaway, RFD 3, 1.....!~~:!!!2~!!!::'--;-;~:-;---.,--::--:- Covington 30209.

Red Angus bull, reg. , Becton

breeding, 33 extra gentle,

mo. old, exc. for

semen tested, breeding young

r=~~;;:;--;;a:ag;e-;r:;;e:;;g-.-;;;;:;;i;;:;;J-;::;;;7;"

heifers, some calves on ground now. Gertrudis bulls. Ernest W. Harris, Rt.

Mrs. Robert O'Neal, Greenville Hwy. 2, Box 233, Jesup 31545. Ph. 427-3684 or 41, Warm Spri~gs.. 31830. Ph. 655-2126. 586-2292.

Guernsey bull calf 5 mos. old, still nursing cow, good conformation for fine herd bull, reasonably priced, located my home 6 mi. W. of Jasper on Hwy. 53. Bill Hyde, Rt. 2, Jasper. Ph. 692-2350.
Reg. proven Black Angus bull sired by Blackcap Eileenmere, will sell or trade for modern growthy type to prevent inbreeding. J. B. Woodall, Hoschton. Ph. 654-2436 or P. Wood, Atlanta. Ph. 233-3705.
Top quality young Black Angus bulls ready for service. Newton Crouch, Griffin. Ph. 227-1234.
Several feeder calves for sale; 2 Hereford heifers, 2 black heifers, 3 black bull calves, $70-$100 ea.; also 2 Holstein bull calves, $40-$50 ea.; also 2 fine hogs, $65 ea. Henry Stanley, Rt. 1, Box 256, Aleharetta. Ph. 475-4730.
Charolars cattle, purebred bulls &
heifers, 7-9 mos. old, $600 up; cows 151 16 and purebred $250 up, some of the best bloodlines, free del. to 200 mi. James W. Bullock 2524 Ridgewood Terrace, NW, Atlanta. Ph. 355-3716.
Reg. Polied Shorthor-n bull 15 mos. old, solid red, heavy, fast gaining. Robert H. Wickham, Kennesaw. Ph. 428-5052.
Entire herd of 39 brood cows, mostly Angus, several Charolais crosses and 3 Shorthorn, $8,300. George Ivy, Jr., Warrenton. Ph. 4652 0.
Half Charolais cow with good col., pasture bred, 2nd calf, $200; also smoothing harrow in good condition, $40. L. E. Jones, Rt. 1, Williamson. Ph. 227-6916.
-Swine
2 fine reg. S.P.C. gilts, best bloodlines, long lean meat type, farrowed on 7-7-70, lrg. to age, will make fine 4-H sows, see at lot near McCords Cross Rds. Mrs . George Fer~son, Rt. 1, Cave Spring.
eg. Tamworth breedmg stock, service age boars, 4 mo. old unrelated boars and gilts. Donald G. Ellis, Star Rt. Box 265, Trenton 30752. Ph. 6576621.
5 male pigs, 8 wks. old, long red meat type, $12.50 or $55 for ailS. W.E. Cagle, Rt. 2, Byron. Ph.. 956-5409.

mos.7 younger; also open gilts, proven bloodlines, clean herd. Lynn Newman, Rt. 4, Cochran. Ph. 934-2590.
Reg. Duroc breeding stock, service age males & younger, many top pigs to select from, located on Sharon Rd. 6 mi. S. of Cumming. James D. Irvin, 2331 Terrell Dr., Chamblee. Ph. 451-3314.
7 Hampshire shoats, $15 ea., 20 H & Duroc pigs, $10 ea. Byron Anderson, Rt. 4, Cumming. Ph. 887- 7219.
F'eeder prgs, half Duroc and some Poland China & Hampshire mix. L.L. Cole, Rt. 2, Box 187, Fayetteville 30214. Ph. 964-7323.
Spotted Poland China boar pigs, long meat type, will be 3 mo. old Nov. 22, see at lot near McCord Cross Roads. Robert Osborne, Route 1, Cave Spring.
Sheep and Goot~
Several nice goats, male & female, one wether goat wagon and harness; also several lrg. & small saddles. Lewis Keith, Jefferson St.,
goa for sale, muley-headed, no $15 ea., $115 for all. A.B. Wiley, Rt. Carnesville 30521. Ph. 677-4661.
One Nubran and Toggenburg brll, butt-headed, to trade for half grown billy or nanny, want to trade to prevent inbreeding. Joseph Madden, Rt. 1, Danburg. Ph. 285-2669.

A brush dipped in a detergent and water solution, then in dry baking soda will clean dingy tennis shoes, according to home economists with the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service.
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stu .

w

mountain pony, will haul within

reasonable distance, you keep stallion

on 30 day basis, fee $25. G. M.

Strickland, 236 Buchanan Rd., Dallas

30132. Ph. 445-3432.

Ponies for sale, will trade ponies

for calves, pigs, goats or what have

you. C. E. Bowden, Woodbury 30293.

At stud: Jigg's Cap Bar AAA, A.Q.H.A. chamipon; also, Mr. Peppy San sorrel stallion by Leo San out of Peppy Belle. P.R. Wood, Ridge Wood Farms, Colbert. Ph. 788-2109 or 7882514.
At stud Mr. McBarr AAA AQHA champion, sire of 1970 GQHA Futurity winner weanling stud, Emporer Adams and Bit 0 Man - AQHA and PHBA champions, sires of champions and2nd place winner of 1970 GQHA Futurity weanling filly, get yourself a winner. Louise Stewart, Rt. 1, Glenwood. Ph. 568-22o2.
At stud: Db!. reg. Golden Palomino Quarter horse, PHBA, AQHA, exc. color and conf., great grandson of Three Bars and Hollywood Gold, strong sire of good conf., size and quiet disp., can pick up mares. Tom Allanson, Hickory Knoll Farms, East Point. Ph. 766-2990.
Gentle pleasure horse, safe for beginners or children, will also trade, located at at Georgian Stables, Rockbridge Rd. and Williams Rd., Norcross. Doug Greene Atlanta. Ph. ~39-9800 or 876-6353.
At stud: Golden Palominc Walking Horse; reg. jet black Arabian stud, Arzuz, 20098 true dapple gray Arabian stud 25097; 2 others to choose from can pick up mares or bring stud to mare. J. W. Van Horn 4457 Covington Hwy., Decatur. Ph. BU95798.

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THE MARKET BULLETIN

Horses, mules, ponies

for sale

Quarter Horse mare, purebred, Albino, 2 yrs. old, good conf., flashy and very fast, good possibilities as jumper, for parade of show, experienced rider, $250. Susan Weeks, RFD #2, Old 41 Hwy., Kennesaw. Ph.
427-3964.____________ 5 yr. old racking mare, 900 Ibs.,
red with white star, bred to black Tenn. Walker, $200; Palomino Shetland pony mare, bridle and
saddle, $85. L. C. Ballard, 1630 Piedmont Rd.. Marietta. Ph. 428-8644.
Lrg. handsome black gelding, will
sacrifice since no one to ride him, make good Christmas gift for some lucky rider. L. R. Lindenbaum, Linview Farm, Rt. 2, Kingston. Ph.
336-5261._______________ At stud: Rackjabbit P-8052?, by
Dee Dee, world champion, Run. Stal. 1943, dam: Mable Tet, prod. 3AAA, 5AA, grandsire, Flying Bob, eighth ranked all time ROM broodmare producer, full brother, Bart B. S.,
world champ. Run. Stal. 1951, surprise price at private treaty. Cliff Loudermilk, Box 247, Cornelia. Ph.
778-4240. _______________ 3 yr. old sorrel pony mare with
white mane and tail, blaze and 4 white socks, has been ridden; also, at side 5 mo. old bay filly colt, both for $80. Marcus Brown, Rt. 1, Unadilla. Ph.
645-3542 week ends only. _______
18 mo. old Quarter Horse gelding and 1 Quarter Horse mare, $225 ea. Frank N. Dixon, Rt. 3, Clarkesville
30523.__________________ Shetland pony, black, male, 4 yrs.
old, medium size, trained to ride bareback or saddle. L.L. Coe, Rt. 2, Box 187, Fayetteville 30214. Ph. 964-
7323.____ 6 yr. old Quarter Horse mare,
spirited but very gentle, bred to grandson of Poco Bueno, due to foal in May. Leslie Miles, 15 Long Island PL
N.W.. Atlanta 30328. Ph. 255-2496. Welsh ponies mare geldings, all
broken and gentle, can be seen anytime; also, saddles and bridles. Hugh C. Jones, Milan . Ph. 362-2432.

Reg. Quarter Horse mare,

spirited but gentle, $300; also, at stud:

Dbl. reg. Golden palomino, will pick

up mare or bring stud. R.L. Bradford,

Decatur FH. 289-1971._______

2 yearling fillies, 1 buckskin

and 1 chestnut color, $75 ea.; also, 1

nice reg. American Saddlebred mare,

gentle for anyone, has been shown

successfully this season in English

pleasure. Estes E. Reece, Jonesboro.

Ph. jT8-5(ib8._________________ Gentle, 10 yr"!old . gelding,

chestnut with white marks, over 1000

Ibs., $125. Kelly Teague, Rt. 5, Box

332A, Covington. Ph. 786-3725.____

Gentle family pleasure mare, 4

yrs. old, beautifully marked, gentle

but spirited, likes children, needs

good owner, who will ride her; also,

saddle, bridle and blanket, $350. Pat

McLaughlin, Conyers. Ph. 483- 3299

after 4 D.m. __________ Reg. Appaloosa stud, 30 mos. old,

racks some, $325 ; also, sev. other

horses to choose from. Watson

Rogers, Rucker Rd., Alpharetta. Ph.

475-5792.

____________.

Welsh pony mare, 9 yrs. old,

ridden by 6 and 8 yr. old boys, dapple

chestnut, flax mane and tail, has had 1

reg. l/ 2 Arabian foal, extremely

gentle but spirited, $185. Dr. Billye

Faye Vickers, Rt. 9, Rockbridge Rd.,

Stone Mountain 30083. Ph. 469-8604.

Shetland ponies, studs, $25 ea.,

mares, $35 ea., some are broken;

also, a few horses for sale. Billy

Turner , Union Point.

Standing near Griffin reg.

Thoroughbred stallion, "Rhett's

Gift", by Middle Brother, chestnut

17.1 hands, strong sire of good conf.,

size and quiet disp; booking for 1971 to

limited amount of approved mares.

Mrs. Patricia Nelms, Rt. 1, Milner.

Ph. 228-2491 or 588-6889 week days.

At stud: Bay Joe Daniel, AQHA
reg. mares only, guaranteed live foal, standing at Flying W. Ranch, 11 mi. W. Pine Mountain, on Hwy. 18. James
R. Woods, Rt. 2, Box 166, Pine Mountain 31822. Ph. 882- 6580.

Gentle paint filly, $125; black mare pony, $30 or $140 for both. Ralph C. Swafford, Hickory Flat Rd.,
Woodstock. Ph. 926-5111.

Buckskin gelding, 5 yrs. old, $145; sev. real nice ponies, Irg. and small, gentle for children, $15 and up, will hold until Christmas, located Shallowford Rd. and Canton Hwy. Otto Meier, Pinetree Stables, Marietta. Ph. 925-3795 or 458-4209.
2 grade Quarter horses, 5 mo. old colt by Whistle Pete Nib and speed
event gelding, 7 yrs. old; also, will train horses. Stoney Mitchell, Kennesaw. Ph. 926-6240 or 926-5275.

19 mo. old reg.A.Q.H.A. dark bay filly, sire: Poco Rip Star by Poco Rip Cash, dam: Betsy Hon Adams by Honey Karnes, broken to ride, real gentle. A.Q.H.A. champions on top and bottom. Eulas Paulk, Rt. 2,
Ocilla. Ph. 468-5614.__________ 3 yr old pony mrre, brown with
white mane and tail, has bridle and

saddle, trade only for cart. L.W. Rucker, 181 Brook Dr., Alpharetta 30201. Ph. 475-5046 after 6 p.m.
Palomino gelding, 15.2 hands, has

been successfully shown, exc. for pony club, can be ridden any style,

ready for next hunting season, gentle but spirited, will sell only to good home, will hold until Christmas. Lairie Elmer, Atlanta. Ph. 237-4950

aUer 6 p.m._______________ Reg. TWHA mare, $300; also, I/ 2
Morgan filly. E.C. Dawson, Rt. 4, Box

6, Alpharetta 30201. Ph. 475-596U.

Reg I/ 2 Arabian colt, 18 mos.

old, great buy for prospective

Christmas shoppers, make offer,

must sell. N. Manahan, Dalrymple

Rd. Atlanta 30328. Ph. 255-2392.

5 yr. old Palomino mare, Western

pleasure horse, saddle, bridle and

blanket, $300. James Hindman,

Carrollton. Ph. 832-3323 after 6.

Reg. l/ 2 Arabian mare, bred to

Arabian for '71, $275, will take good

quality hay as part payment, terms to

qualified buyer, free delivery. Mrs.

Nancy Barnett, Rt. 1, Box 341B,

Meansville 30256. Ph. 358-0457 evening

and week ends

_________

Reg. Appaloosa yearling past stud,

son of Nansel's Chocolate Sunday, very gentle, halter broken and smart, exc. color and size, chestnut with white blanket good prospect for show and 4-H work, $700; also, other horses. Gene C. Masters, Rt. 1, Box 362 A, Bogart, 30622. Ph. 769-5395.______
Quarter horse, bay mare, 8 yrs. old, very gentle, exc. for child, reg.
I.D., wormed, all shots, $225. Sue Springer, Box 183, Watkinsville. Ph.

769-6275._____- ____ _____PHBA reg. Palomino mare, sired
by Rising- Sunday Sun,- gentle for

beginner; yearling, reg. Palomino show filly, Saddlebred type, model head, conf., top show prospect, $300 ea.; also, Quarter Palomino, 6 mo. old
colt, $150. Sally Stinnett, 2334 Lawrenceville Hwy., #3, Decatur. Ph. 634-1347 evenings.

Dt reg. King bred stallion, standing at stud: "King Bright", reg.

#294060, by King P234 or King Rio, beautiful conf., copper sorrel, proven sire of top quality colts. Mrs. Mike

Quinn, Box 91, Good Hope. Ph. 9387420.

Beautiful bay mare, 2 yr. old
Walking horse, green broken but has been ridden a few times, gentle, $150. Mrs. E.H. Byars, Rt. 1, Winston Rd.,

Winston. Ph. 942-5958. 1970 AQHA reg. show filly,
grandsired by Wimpy P-l; 1967 AQHA

reg. stallion sired by Leo King, proven
stud, broke gentle, both reasonablypriced. Anthony J. Leggio, L-Jack's

Farms, Atlanta. Ph. 255-6213 or 6753853 Franklin._______________
Glitter Gold, T.B. brood mare, dam of Stanfried (4 wins at 2), sister to stakes horse, tremendous producer of early speed, exc. Q.H. cross, for sale or trade. J.B. Lytle, Waverly Hall 31831. Ph. 582- 2075.____________

Exc, family type pleasure horses

for sale, good disp., gentle for anyone , free health, check by vet. on each horse sold, will hold until Christmas, $150 and up. Speed Beasley, The Hangin-Tree Stables, 5254 Covington Hwv , Stone Mountain . Ph. 289-3764.
3 good reg. broodmares, bred and have been checked by vet., good

bloodlines; also, 3 colts, 1 black, 1 chestnut and 1 sorrel, out of I/ 2
brother to Carbon Copy. G.P. Hamrick, Jasper 30143. Ph. 692-5434

night or 692-5579 day._________ Beau Noir, beautiful black hunter

gelding, 15.2 hands, 43/4 yrs. old has
been shown verv successfully, used for pony club, ready to be hunted this

season, won many firsts, needs fairly exp. rider, good home only, $700.

Elizabeth Boykin, 4015 Northside Dr., N.W., Atlanta. 1 . 261-8439 after 6 pm.
Joe Nez Perces, foundation stock, #1356. Betty Adcock, Chamblee. Ph.

458-0191 or 562-3974 Temple, Jack

Adcock._________________ Reg. I/ 2 Arabian bay mare, 3/ 4
Arabian chestnut filly, I/ 2 Arabian pinto colt, champion Hackney show pony and grade filly. Mrs. F.L. Cummings, 5216 Rivoli Dr., Macon.
Ph. 746-8965.

7 yr. old Tenn. Walking stallion, bay, shown successfully past 5 yrs. , many times in the "Blue", perf. lady's or amateur mount, for sale or trade for cows of equal value. Kenneth L. Malcom, Rt. 1, Bogart. Ph. 769-6347.
Pinto Quarter Horse geldng, 8 yrs. old, approx. 850 Ibs., good timed events, gentle but spirited, $150; nine yr. old, Shetland pony stallion, well built and trained, with good saddle, will trade for horse type colt or sell for $50. Greg Blakeney, Brooks. Ph. 5993257 Seiioia.________________
American Saddlebred gelding, 5 gaited, 3 yrs. old, sired Anacacho's Allamerican by Anacacho, Shamrock; 2 yr. old American Saddlebred mare, sire: Pinecrest sensation by Private Contract; 11 yr. old American Saddlbred mare, sired by King Col by Rex Firefly. W.R. Penland, 101 Camellia Dr., Marietta. Ph. 422-7793 or 427-0508.________
Pr. of good work mules, 1000 Ibs. , qualities and pastures with cattle O.K., $175 ea. E.W. Coalson, 219 Roswell St.. Alpharetta._______
2 buckskin reg. Quarter Horses: 2 yr. old gelding, $250; five yr. old gelding, $450, very gentle, Poco Bueno Blood on both sides; 7 yr. old sorrel mare, with blaze and 4 white socks, $500; bay gelding with identical markings, $375. Kathleen Kyle, Lost Mountain. Ph. 427-0967___________________
Stud service: Buckskin Quarter horse, Golden Palomino saddle horse, stallions have outstanding conf. and disp., produce beautiful foals, fee $25; also, horses for sale. Bob Cooper, Rt. 4, Box 400, Douglasville. Ph. 942-5064 no Sunday calls._________________
Shetland ponies and pleasure horses, good selection: also, English and Western saddles and tack, will hold for Christmas. C.M. Bond, Lavonia.________________
2 Welsh-Shetland mares with filly colts and bred again; also, proven Shetland stud (Thoroughbred) $50 ea., will hold for Christmas, can deliver. E.E. Smith, 1781 Boulderview Dr., S.E., Atlanta 30316. Ph. 241-7315.
2 reg. Appaloosa colts, top breeding, Comanche and Sundance, 1 black with white blanket, 1 white with black spots, best conf., $500 ea. Tom Shedd, Double A Acres, McDonough 30253. Ph. 957-2361.______________
Reg. Quarter horses for sale or trade. Bobby L. Holloway, Circle H Ranch, Bowdon. Ph. 258-3282 or 349105-i Atlanta. _____________
Very gentle racking mare, has been bred to reg. T. W. H., will foal late July, for inexperienced rider; also, reg. T. W. H. gelding, has been shown, experienced rider. C. J. Carpenter. Fayetteville. Ph. 461-8164.
Reg. AQHA Palomino filly, Cody Sis Hancnck dam: Boots Hancock by Roan Hancock, sire is by son of AQHA champion Poco Enterprise, unbroken, to foal in January to Leo-Chicaro stud, $350. Bill Turner, Nashville 31639. Ph. 681,- J74Q evenings only.________
3 reg. T.W.H. mares for sale, 2 in, foal, 1 Palomino'filly, to foal in spring, Quarter horse with 3 mo. old filly. Mrs. John R. West, Marble Hill. Ph. 893-2066 or 893-2109.___________
Reg. 6 yr. old Quarter Horse gelding, will make any age child a good horse for Christmas, $225; also, sev. grade horses, all are gentle, priced from $150 to $175. Rayburn Coggins, 922 Stephenson Rd., Lithonia. Ph. 469-5292. ________
Bay Quarter Horse stallion, foaled Feb. 21,1970, sire: AQHA 70461, dam: AQHA 159919, breeding certificate furnished to buyer, best offer over $500. Charles L. Mason, Jr., Madison. Ph. 342-0426.
4 yr. oldDlack pony mare, 13 hands, jumps 3 ft. nicely, exc. green pony hunter type, needs training; also, fine 8 yr. old Palomino Welsh gelding, 12 hands, both need experienced rider. Beth Whatley, Clubview, Rt. 6, Moultrie 31768. Ph. 985-6813._________________
Good aged saddle horse, $40 or will trade for small pony. L. E. Jones, Rt. 1, Williamson.
Horses,
-handling,
boarding,
equipment
Horses boarded, new barn, fully lighted, grooming and washing stalls, tack room, club room, horse walker, indoor and outdoor ring, plus miles of trail riding; also, train and show Quarter horses for halter pleasure and reining. P. R. Wood, Ridge Wood Farms, Colbert. Ph. 788-2109 or 7882514.

Wednesday, December 2, 1970

2 horse trailer, well made, sgl. Mexican chaps, fitted, exc. cond.,

axle, pulls good, has good 6 ply tires, $20; one ear buckstitched, Western

selling because I want larger trailer. bridle with buckstitched reins, $15.

J. W. Dempsey, Rt. 2, Fayetteville. Dr. Billye Faye Vickers, Rt. 9,

Ph. 461-6782 night.__________ Rockbridge Rd., Stone Mountain

Want horseshoeing and training 30083. Ph. 469-8604.______________

business in Atlanta and surrounding Custom steel horse trailer,

area, Quarter Horse specialist, manes tandem wheels, elec. brakes, 7 ft. high

and tails trimmed, want horses to clearance, suitable for hauling 4

train and show, satisfaction hunter horses. Robert F. Sasser, 2021

guaranteed; also, standing dbl. reg. W. Wesley Rd., NW, Atlanta. Ph. 355-

Palomino at stud. Tom Allanson, East 7124 or 875-0408.

Point. Ph. 766-2990.___________ Horses stalled and pastured,
located at Stone Valley Ranch, open for inspection. Richard Wilbanks, Stone Valley Ranch, Lilburn. Ph. 939-
8205._________________ Horses boarded, new barn, extra
clean 12 x 12 stalls, grain and hay fed twice daily, supplement blocks and medical care, plus exc. adult attention, $55 per mo. pasture; board with feed and shelter available, $25

2 horse W & W trailer, 1970 model, mats, escape door, padded stalls, tack compartment, sliding plexiglon windows, tail curtain, dome light, exc.
cond., 8 mos. old, $850. Fred Patton, 4038 Norwood Dr., Columbus. Ph. 5612975.
. Saddles English, Western and pony, good cond., very reasonable. W. C. Rexroot, Rt. l, Box 193, Alpharetta 30201. Ph. 475-5339.

per mo. Speed Beasley, The Hangin-

Tree Stables, 5254 Covington Hwy., Stone Mountain. Ph. 289-3764.______
Horses boarded, bridle path, cross-country jumping course, Irg. arena, indoor facilities for bad

Cattle, swine, other livestock

weather, beautiful surroundings, year

round activities. Cliff Loudermilk,

Box 247, Cornelia 30531. Ph. 778-2680.

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. BU 9-5798.___________________

Horses boarded, breaking, training and showing, Irg. well lighted 16 stall barn, 200 acres of wooded

wanted

trails; professional blacksmith available; also, reg. Palomino Quarter Horse stallion at stud. Lamar Kinmon, Hickory Knoll Farms, 6700 Buffington Rd., College Park. Ph. 964-
9168.___________________. Set of oak racks, ideal for hauling
cattle or horses, will fit 8 ft. x 6 ft.

Want unneeded horse or pony suitable for 5 yr. old daughter to ride. G.E. Rowlett, Jonesboro. Ph. 478-2722.
Want 16 hand, plus , Q.H. Mares, for the court of *Gay Challenger II for the 1971 breeding season. J.B. Lytle,
Waverly Hall 31831. Ph. 582-2075.

Chevrolet; also, pony saddles in extra good cond. Ralph C. Swafford, Hickory Flat Rd., Woodstock. Ph. 926-
5111.______________________ Western pony saddle, fine leathr,
$60; English and Western bits and hackamore, all sizes. Lainie Elmer, Atlanta. Ph. 237-4950._____________
Will haul horses, cows or hogs any place, any time, reasonable. Buck Haulk, Rt. 1, Box 395, Stockbridge. Ph. 474-4065._______________
Want to trade bareback saddle for good used pony saddle. Hugh C. Jones, Box 383, Milan. Ph. 362-2432._____
Horses 'pastured 'C-onyers,

Need milk goat that freshened this fall and will continue giving milk this winter, must have Ig. teats, have child allergic to cow milk. Warren Cleveland, Rt. 4, Blakely. Ph. 7235629.
Want 25-30 stacker steers, weight 250 to 300 Ibs., either Angus , Polled Herefords, or good cross. K.C. Mauldin, Rt. 2, Box 67, Wrens 30833. Ph. 547-2433.
Will buy old, lame or blind horses or mules, also, want work stock. Ralph C. Swafford, Hickory Flat Rd., Woodstock. Ph. 926-5111.

Atlanta, .Tucker-Stone Mountain

Wa'nt Togge'n'burg' or French

areas, $10-$15 per mo., shelter, water Alpine milk goat located nearby, all

and grass. J. F. Graham, 1011 letters answered. Mrs. Betty

Fayetteville Rd., Atlanta 30316. Ph. Lawrence, Rt. 3, Box 110A, Eatonton

373-7624.

_________________ 31024.

Horses boarded, lighted barn with

Want young family type milk cow,

indoor riding area, Irg. outside lighted Jersey or Guernsey, no Holstein or riding ring, auto, drinkers, grain and beef-type, Scott Bingham, Rt. 1, hay twice daily, $12 per wk. Watson Homer. Ph. 677-3526._____

Rogers, Rucker Rd., Alpharetta. Ph.

Want to catch or buy wild cattle.

475-5792._____________________ Rip Wilson, Madison. Ph. 342-0865 or

Dbl. trailer axles, elec.. brakes, 342-2977.

______

ideal for making livestock trailer,

Want 1 or more Holstein

$100. C. D. Whitehead, Rt. 1, Hull yearlings, 300-600 Ibs. , must be

30646. Ph. 459-8311.____________ reasonably priced. W.W. Johnson, 740

Horses boarded at Mar-Len Bankhead Hwy., S.E., Mableton 30059.

Stables, located in N. Fulton Co., well Ph . 948-7713.

lighted, insulated barn with tack

room, lounge, rest room and

Livestock feed, telephone; also, lighted riding ring
and miles of trail riding, stall $30 per

mo., pasture $20, full board $60 per mo. Len H. Camp, Alpharetta. Ph.

hay and grain

475-7111.

Horses boarded in new barn, adult care, training and shoeing available on premises, reasonable rates; also, horses and ponies for sale or trade, located Shallowford Rd. and Canton Hwy. Otto Meier, Pinetree Stables, Marietta. Ph. 926-3795 or 458-4209.
Want used horse trailer, condition not important, must be cheap and
near Augusta. James Holmes, Meadowbrook Dr., Augusta. Ph. 7983633 or 592-4244 Bill Jones, Rt. 1, Box 327, Augusta. ______.______
Dbl. horse trailer, steel sides and roof, stall and tack partitions easy to remove for utility use, door opens to front and tailgate ramps down, spare tire mounted inside, picture mailed on request, exc. cond:, $400. H. W. Hair, Jr., 3048 Westwood Rd., Augusta
30904._____________._____ Want to catch and haul wild cattle
anywhere; also, Quarter horses for sale. Billy Reasor, Rt. 4, Box 184, Jackson 30233. Ph. 775-3396.______
Horseshoeing, prompt efficient service, satisfaction guaranteed. Wendell Mitchell, Kennesaw. Ph. 926-
6240._________________________ Want 1 two horse trailer,
inexpensive, preferably in near by area, state cond. and price of trailer in letter. Dan W. Payne, Jr_, Box 466, Reynolds 31076._______._______
2 horse tandem axle trailer, elec. brakes, lights, saddle compartment, feed door, removable center partition, 2 front windows, $600. John Wright, Commerce. Ph. 335-5672.

for sale

Coastal Bermuda hay, new crop

from highly limed and fertilized

fields, no rain, no dust, top quality;

also, Fescue and Lespedeza hay, $1

per bale or $35 per ton at barn on

truck. Hugh J. Schneider,

Kairmeadows, Rt. 2, Hampton 3022R

Ph. 478-8029. ______________ Bright greei. Fescue hay, baled

without rain, 75t per bale. Byrom

Anderson, Cumming. Ph. 475-6211 or

887-7219.

____________

100 bales, Coastal Bermuda, baled

without rain $1 per bale. Solomon

Summers, Rt. 5, Covington 30209. Ph.

786-5784.

___________

Limited supply Fescue, Orchard

Grass and Clover hay, 75t per bale,

also Timothy, $1 and $1.25 per bale,

mulch hay, 500. Mrs. Willie Marquis,

Rt. 2, Austell 30001. ph. 948-2863.

Exc. Coastal Bermuda hay, highly fertilized and limed, rain free
$1 per bale at barn. Albert D. Hayes, Dogwood Rd., Snellville. Ph. 963-9490.
Bermuda hay for sale, $1.15 per bale if picked up, $1.25 per bale if delivered. Mrs. R.L. Eskew, 5795 Northcutt Rd., Fairburn. Ph. 964-6273.

Wednesday, December 2, 1970
Livestock feed, I Agricultural hay and grain I seed and plants

for sale

for sale

Good Coastal Bermuda hay for sale, rain free from highly limed and
fertilized fields. J.E. Jeanes, Rt. 6, Box 181, Macon 31201. Ph. 986-3303.

Shallot onion buttons, $1 per C, ppd.; lemon balm plants, $1 doz., ppd.
castor bean seed, 50* doz., ppd. Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

Coastal Bermuda hay, highly fertilized, baled without rain, $1 per bale, crabgrass and Coastal Bermuda hay, baled without rain, 80* per bale. J. W. Sheppard, Jr., 4405 Rockbridge Rd., Stone Mtn. 30083. Ph. 443-5752.
1970 Coastal Bermuda hay, highly fertilized and limed, rain free, weed free, 80* per bale at barn; also 900 bales mulching hay, 40* per bale at barn. J.C. Daniell, Carrollton. Ph. 834-
3778.___________________ Coastal Bermuda hay, rain free,
highly fertilized, $1 per bale at barn; soybean hay $1 per bale; also, Coastal Bermuda and Crabgrass mixed hay, 80* per bale, Millet hay cut in dough $1 per bale. W.V. Rawlins, Rt. 1, Box 212A, McDonough. Ph. 957-5002.
Rain-free Coastal Bermuda hay, well fertilized, pick up in barns, Donald Hand, Circle H Ranch, Bowdon. Ph. 258-3282 nights or 3491054 Atlanta. ___________
Choice quality weed-free Coastal Bermuda hay, $1 per bale, $35 per ton at barn, truck avail, for 10 ton loads. L.E. Akins, Rt. 2, Byron. Ph. 956-5897.

Mix hay for sale, 60* per bale;

mulching hay, 50* at barn; also 20-10

& 14 hole metal hen nests, 20 tube

feeders in good condition. Z. j. Lee

Red Oak 30272. Ph. 767-6666.

'

1370 Coastal Bermuda hay, highly fertilized and limed, baled without rain, weed-free, 80* per bale at barn; also 900 bales mulching hay, 40* per bale at barn. J.C. Daniell. Carrollton. Ph. 834-3778. ________________
New crop: Coastal-Bwmuds; hay highly fertilized, 80* per bale at barn. Harry H. Hardy, Pine Mtn. Ph. 6632578.
Coastal hay; also mix. grass hay, $1 per bale at barn, all Irg. heavy bales, conditioned and put up without rain, from limed and fertilized fields. L.B. Hill, Jonesboro. Ph. 478-9689.
1970 hay, large bales, good quality; 80* , 90*, & $1 per bale, 1969 hay, 60*, 75*, & $1 per bale, small amt. Alfalfa, $1.25 per bale, mulching hay 50* per bale, call for appointment. Ward Meade Farm, Paper Mill Rd., Rt. 3, Marietta, Ga. Ph. 971-3426.
Coastal Bermuda hay rain-free, from highly limed and fert. fields, $1.25 per bale at barn if less than 25 bales, $1 per bale over this amt. Larry Byron, 1918 Noah's Ark Rd., Jonesboro 30236. Ph. 478- 2561 after 5:30 p.m._________________
Well fertilized Coastal Bermuda hay, 90* per bale from barn located Flying W. Ranch, 11 mi. W. of Pine Mountain on Hwy. 18. James R. Woods, Pine Mountain. Ph. 882-6580.
Several diff. var. new crop hay for sale, can del. K.B. Grogan, Manning Rd., Marietta. Ph. 428-4672.
Heavily fertilized hay. Millet, Soybean, Fescue, 80-90*-$! per bale, will del. J.L. Shaw, Conyers. Ph. 4837644.____________________
Top quality Sudan Grass (Millet) hay, fertilized and baled without rain, 1-1500 bales, ideal for horses. Bill St. John, Rt. 3, Covington. Ph. 464-3983 Covington.

Livestock feed, hay and grain

Early bearing strawberry pits., $3 per C; multiplying onions, $2 per gal.; Scotchbroom seedlings, $1 doz., Ga. orders only, add post. Mattie Duran, Rt. 7. Cumming 30130._________
Fredonia, Concord grapevines, $1.50 ea.; Boston ivy in beds, 3 yrs., 25* ea. Mrs. Louise Travis, Riverdale 30274. Ph. 478-793"^
Fescue seed, purity 96.41%, inert .60%, other crop, 2.89%, weed seed, .10%, no noxious seed, 15* per Ib. F. W. Gill. Rt. 2. Woodburv. Ph. 553-5388.
Indian Squaw corn, 50* cup; Golden Jubilee, Brimmer, Sunray, June Pink, Big Boy, old time yellow tomato seed; Cowhorn, hot & sweet Banana pepper, broom corn seed, 25* pkg.; winter mustard plants, 50* doz.; add post. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt. 2, Elliiav.________________
Blueboy wheat seed, 88% germ., $3.50 bu. Deweese Martin, Rt. 2, Pembroke. Ph. 839-3377 or 839-3135.
Blight-free 1970 Crop Coker 71 corn, cleaned, treated and graded, ready for planting, $9 per 56 Ibs. bu. bags. Kendall Hamilton, Rt. 1, Vidalia. Ph. 537-4056.____________
Chas. Wakefield & Early Flat Dutch cabbage, Ga. & Vales collards, $1.25 per C; Massey strawberry pits., Irg. berries, $3 per C. E. B. Wetherford, Rt. 2, Gainesville 30501.

Multiplying bunch white onion

pits., $1 per C; same kind of onion

seed, I/ 2 oz., 35*; sweet Banana

pepper, hot Banana, hot Cowhorn

pepper, 25* pkg., ground hot pepper &

sage, 2 ozs., $1; chufa seed, $1 per C

stamped env. with seed orders. F. M.

Abie. Dahloneea 30533.

.,.

White & Silver Skin multiplying

nest onion sets, $3.50 per gal. del. to

1st & 2nd zones, further add 25*; also

$l-$2 size pkg. onions, send stamped

env. for information. Miss Mattie

Merriman, Rt. 3, Lynn 30436.____

Ky. 31 tall Fescue seed-, pure seed 99.24%, germ. 95%, 20* per Ib. C. C. Newton, Rt. 3, Box 342, Gainesville
30501. Ph. 536-2965.___________ Concord grapevines, 4-5 yrs. old,
50* ea. Robert L. Maulding, 6332 Alien
Rd.. Mableton. Ph. 948-1060. White Silver Skin onion sets,
ready for fall planting, $1.25 per qt., $3 per gal. del. in Ga. Bill Stephens, 847 Oak St.. Gainesville._______
Massey strawberry pits., $3.75 per C, 200, $7, 300, $10, 500, $16.25; Chas. Wakefield cabbage pits., $1.50 per C, 300, $3.25, $7.50 per M del., no checks
nor out-of-state orders. Bonnie Smith.
Rt. 2. Gainesville 30501.______ 8,000 Ibs. Fescue seed, state
tested, purity 98.98%, germ. 98%, in new 50 Ib. bags, $18 per 100 Ibs., $16
per 100 Ibs. for the entire lot. W. H. McEntyre, Rt. 1, Athens 30601. Ph.
543-5451.______________ Genuine Hicks Broadleaf tobacco
seed, germ. 91%, pure seed 99%,
sample, $1; 1 Ib., $20, 3 Ibs., $50, 10 Ibs., $100; Coker's 319 tobacco seed, germ. 89% pure seed 99%, same
prices as Hicks, all PP. Earl Stuckey,
Blackshear.______________ Ga. collard & Round Dutch
cabbage pits., $1.25 per C, 75* per C at home, mix. strawberry pits., $1 per C; Clay pea seed, 25* Ib., add post. Ethel Crowe, Rt. 2, Gainesville 30501.

Improved blueberry pits., 5 latest named var., dev. by Experiment St.,
Tifton, Tifblue, Woodard, Southland, Delite Briteblue, 2 yr. plants, $1.25; 3 yr., $2, add $1 post, on orders under $15. J. E. Leger, Ocilla 31774.____

Recleaned Ky. Fescue seed in 50# paper bags, 98.66 pure seed, 95% germ., 20* per Ib., combine run, 15* per Ib., cannot ship; also several
kinds good 1970 crop hay for sale, $1 per bale. H. C. Alien, Rt. 3, Box 338, McDonough 30253. Ph. 957-3379.

wanted
Want good quality hay, state price del. to my barn. Norris Bryans, Newborn. Ph. 342-0282 Madison.

Black raspberries, Himalayan blackberries, blackhaw, hazelnut, beechnut, peach trees, muscadine grapevines, crabapple trees, gooseberry bushes, 4, $1; blueberries, 10, $1, add post. Mrs. Robert Norrell.
Rt. 6, Gainesville 30501.

THE MARKET BULLETIN

Rare Fallgold raspberries, 2

crops, Irg. berries, $1 ea., 20* post.;

Concord, Lutie (red), Niagara (pink

var.) 75*-$l ea., 30* post.; light col.

med. to Irg. figs, 2 crop, $l-$3 ea.,

some too Irg. to ship, all 1971 bearing,

40* post. Mrs. Ethel Clark, 982 N.

Highland Ave.. NE. Atlanta 30306.

1970 tested Oct. beans,

Halfrunner, speckled and white butter

peas, pole and bush lima beans, Blue

Lake pole beans, hybrid and standard

tomato seed, sweet & hot pepper seed,

all 75* pkg., 25* post. Erskine C.

Coryell, 2173 Montrose Ave., SW,

Atlanta. Ph. 758-6140._________

Cayenne pepper seed, 25*; hot

Hungarian Banana pepper, 30*; sweet

Banana pepper, 35*; Anaheim sweet

pepper seed, 25*; dill seed, 10 20*.

O'Neal Brooks, Box 873, Scottdale

30079._______________

Old fashion Indian corn,

Strawberry popcorn, mammoth

sunflower seed, miniature redhot

pepper pods, castor or mole bean

seed, all 3 doz. to pkg., 30* ea., 4, $1,

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

Moultrie 31768.

______

Scuppernong, muscadine

grapevines, bronze var. Topsail,

Higgens, Bronze-pollinators, Chowan,

Pamlico; black varieties; Hunt, drk.

pollinators; Bountiful, Southland,

Chief, Magoon, Irg. well rooted damp

packed, $1.25 ea. 6, $5, add 75* post.

Gradv Ison. Brooks. Ph. 599-3323.

Everbearing strawberry plants,

$3.50 per C; chives, 60* bunch;

parsley, 65* doz.; pomegranate seed,

25, 35*, all PP. Mrs. Luther Kitchens,

Box 327. Covington 30209._______

Everbearing klondike strawberry

pits., nice size and early bearing,

damp packed, $4 per C, ppd., $3.50 per

C at my home, min. shipment 200

pits., Ga. orders only. Mrs. Luther S.

Butler, 466 Page Ave., N.E., Atlanta

30307. Ph. 373-1846.

Chas. and Round Dutch frost-
proof cabbage plants, $1.50 per C, 300, $3; $6.50 Per M shipped in Ga. 75* per C at my home. Mrs. R. Chancier, Rt. 1. PittS 31072. Ph. 648-4255._______
Jerusalem artichokes for planting or eating, $2.50 gal.; muscadine grapevines, 50* ea.; red raspberries, blueberries, catnip, spearmint, pits.,
$1.50 doz., add 50* post. Mrs. Elzie Lone. Rt. 5. Elliiav.________
Fruit trees; June, Horse, Red & Golden Delicious, Staymon, Rome-
Beauty, Yates apples; Elberta, Ga. Belle, Hale peach, 2-3 ft., 75* ea., Keifer, Bartlet pear trees, May cherries, 3 ft., >1.25; 'Concord "i Niagara grape, 75*; $5 orders PP. T.
M. Webb. Elliiav._________ Sumter #3 oats, germ. 96.00%
recleaned, bagged in 2 bu. paper bags, Blue Bay wheat germ, 84.00%
recleaned, bagged in 1 bu. paper bags. A. C. Scarboro, Rt. 1, Montrose 31065. Ph. 676-3482 Dublin.___________
Jerusalem artichokes for
planting, $2.50 gal, 50* post.; red raspberry, spearmint & Huckleberry
pits., wrapped in plastic cellophane,
damp packed, $1.50 doz., add post., no out-of-state orders. Mrs. H. A. Chastin. Rt 5. Elliiav________
Beau Brummel & Purple foliage plums, May cherries, 50*-$2; Superfine everbearing strawberries,
parsley, mint, 50* doz., cannot ship. Mrs. F. H. Keys, 873 East Confederate Ave.. S.E. Atlanta. Ph. 622-0448.
Bearing size mtn. huckleberries, dewberries, blackberries, yellowroot pits., $3 doz. PP; winter huckleberries, red tame plums, 5, $3 PP, damp packed. Mrs. David Stover, Rt. 1. Blue Ridge 30513.________
Jerusalem artichokes for planting, $2.50 per gal., or $1 per doz. crabapple, 50* ea.; also rhubarb & horseradish bunches, 50* ea. spearmint, red raspberry, blackberry, dewberry, huckleberry pit., $1.50 doz., add 50* post. Mrs. W. W. Lowman. Rt. 5. Elliiav.____
6 calamus plants, 6: $2; peppermint, dewberry pits., huckleberry, blackberry, yellowroot pits. 15 $2 PP in Ga. out-of-state $2.50 PP. Mrs. W. M. Stover, Rt. 1, Box 146, Blue Ridge 30513.

Condon, giant Mastadon everbearing strawberry pits. , $2.50 per C; old fashion peach trees,
muscadine grapevines, 4, $1, add post.
Mrs. F.M. Turner, Rt. 6, Gainesville.

Klondike strawberry pits. , nice size and early bearing, $1 per C; you
come and dig. Mrs . Curtis Bass, Rt. 4,
Box 279. Devereux 31087.
Jerusalem artichokes, $2.50 gal.; sour May cherry bushes, $1 ea.; boysenberry pits., $2 doz.; everbearing strawberry pits., 24, $1, $4 per C, add 50* post. Mrs. Weldon
Long. Rt. 5. Ellifay 30540. Long green pod okra seed, $1 per
cup plus 25* post.; Footlong peas, Purplehull, speckled Polecats and white table peas, $1 per pint plus 30*
post. Mrs. J.H. Ponder, Rt. 1, Armuchee.

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Recipes of the Week

SPANISH CARAMEL CUSTARD 3 cups sugar I/ 2 cup boiling water 6 eggs 1 Tbsp. Anisette (optional) 1 tsp. vanilla Dash nutmeg Dash salt 2 cups scalded milk
Melt 1 cup of the sugar in a heavy skillet over low heat, stirring constantly. When mixture is light brown, remove from heat and slowly add boiling water; stir and boil until caramel is dissolved. Pour into 8 custard cups.
Beat eggs until frothy. Add remaining sugar, anisette, vanilla, nutmeg, and salt; beat well. Add milk gradually. Pour mixture into caramel cups. Place cups in a pan of water and bake at 350 degrees F. for 30 to 40 minutes or until custard is set. Cool; then chill in refrigerator. When ready to serve, loosen edges with a spatula and turn mold upside down. The caramel tops the custard. Yield: 8 servings.
Durward M. Key Atlanta
YULETIDE SALAD 1 3 oz. pkg. lime flavored gelatin 2 cups boiling water 2 Tbsp. white vinegar 2 Tbsp sugar 1 cup crushed pineapple, drained l cup grated cheese l cup heavy cream, whipped
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Add vinegar and sugar. Chill until syrupy. Fold in pineapple, cheese, and whipped cream. Pour into individual bell shaped molds or use 1 quart mold. Chill until thoroughly set. Unmold on curly endive or other greens. Makes 6-8 servings.
Mrs. Guy Duckett Royston
CHRISTMAS CHEER PUNCH 1 quart Hawaiian punch l quart Cherry-Pineapple drink l quart can Pink Grapefruit Juice l pint strong sweetened tea 1 quart bottle carbonated lemon-lime beverage I/ 2 gallon pineapple sherbert
Refrigerate all drinks, pour in punch bowl, add carbonated beverage last. Add sherbert and float thickly sliced orange wheels and maraschino cherries on top.
Marcene G. Carter Warner Robins

Sweet yellow plum bushes pruned, cut back and damp packed in plastic, bearing size, $1 ea. plus post.; smaller, 4, $1 plus post.; seed, $1 per C; plus post.; also Japanese bushes & seed same price; mammoth sunflower seed 50* per pkg. plus post.
John P. Phillips, Rt. 2, Box A246, Colquitt. 31737.

Poultry, game, fowl and

Agricultural seed and plants for sale

wanted
Want old fashion Nancy Hall Cornfield beans, send address and I will return their post. W. F. Sanders, 2560 Freeman Rd., Jonesboro 30236.
JOB WELL DONE "The State 4-H Congress was highly successful, and the main reasons were your leadership, attitude, hard work and dedication." So said Tommy L. Walton, 4-H leader with the University of Georgia Extension Service, to 1970 officers of the Georgia 4-H Council. They are: Jim Davis, Bulloch County; Jinger Jones, Franklin; Eddie Mills, Clay; Nancy McCannon, Clayton; Susan Amason, Wilkes, and Randy Hudson, Wilcox.

Triple A Sex White Leghorn pullets, 180 hatched April 15th, laying
good, $3.50 ea. G. W. Bryant, Rt. 1, Box 144. Palmetto. Ph. 463-3764.
30 Rhode Island Red pullets, just started to laying, $2 ea., bring coop. Clarence E. Thompson, Warthen. Ph.
552-5916.________________
Pigeons, Racing Homers, $1 ea. James Strickland, Rt. 2, Duluth. Ph.
476-5963.__________________ 1 trio Buff Laced Polish $15; 1 pen
White bearded Polish $20; trio Rhode
Island Reds, $15; trio White Faced Black Spanish, $15, all show quality stock; also, a few wire coops. J. F. Ginn, 1681 Bouldercrest Rd., Atlanta. Ph. 241-6065.___________
Northern Bobwhite quail, $1, dressed birds $1.15 ea., started birds $25 per C; also, a few fresh hatching
eggs left at $9 per C. Alfred J. Harper, Rt. 2. Ocilla. Ph. 468-7851.______
Pigeons: Mated prs., $5, Arch Angels, Giant Silver Show Kings, Helmets and English Trumpeters, 2 stags, 4 hens, 2 pullets, Hopkins Black Warhorse, $65; one trio Briefcase Japs, $30; also, want White pea hens. H. Clayton Garrett, Rt. l. Box 302,
Cumming 30130. Ph. 887-2018.

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PurebrT'd San Juan rabbits, all

Purebred New Zealand bucks, 1(

Shrubbery 3-4 yrs. old, in cans or

Poultry, game,

ages. Jim Shumate, 2074 Juanita St., Ibs., prime breeders, $5 ea. or $12 for 3

Dcakir. Ph '73-5291.

here. Joseph Abernathy, Yatesville

Flower plants,

freshly dug, Burfordi, Chinese, Boxwood hollies, $1.50-$4.50; dwarf

fowl and for sale

yuail for sale, $1.25 dressed; laying quail for sale and white birds; also, bird coops and incubator. J. H. Akin, 306 Dickson Rd., Marietta 30060. 1'h. 428-1632.
Pure Ginn Grey game fowl, this year's stags and hens, some dubbed and some not, stags 4 to 5 Ibs., hens 3 I/ 2 to4 Ibs., stags $15 ea., hens $5 ea., send money order with order, send post, charges on express. Mrs. W. B. Tomlinson, Rt. 2, Quitman 31643. Ph. 263-5597.

Rd., Barnesville.____________
35 White Rock, 61/2 mo. old, $2.35 ea.; 15 brown Leghorn pullets, $1.50 ea. Marvin Moore, Rt. 4, Box 394B
Griffin 30223. Ph. 227-2041 at 6 in the morning._____________
29 New Hampshire Red hens and 1 rooster, some laying, $35 for all, cannot ship. John H. Ashley, Box 2, Dexter 31019. Ph. 875-3117.
Hens now laying, $1 ea., any amount up to 6000, will trade for cattle or pigs, cannot ship. Joseph Madden, Rt. 1, Danburg. Ph. 28J-2669._____
8^trios of Black Old English; 10

bulbs and seed
WWW
for sale

boxwood, $1.50; Harold Price, 212 Woodbine St., East Marietta. Ph. 427-
4892.________________________ Admiral Byrd daisies, bells of
Ireland, striped liriope, bronze ajuga, $1.50 doz.; Steel's jumbo giant pansy plants, 50, $2.25, $3.75 per C; green liriope, Strawberry begonias, $1 doz., add 50* post. Mrs. J. W. Jones, Madison._______________
tip to 5 ft nandinas, white dogwood, 6 ft. tall, white snowballs, red, white and pink Rose-of-Sharon, all 50* per plant, cannot ship, located 1271 Grant St., SE, near McDonough

Pigeons, all young birds, some breeding age, Modenas, Rollers English Trumpeters, Blue Show Kings and White Fantails, $2 ea. Frank
Duncan, Norcross. Ph. 938-5051. 2 Royal Palm (pr.) turkeys and 10
common turkeys for sale, $5 ea. L. G
Doughty, 433 Pleasant Home, Martinez 30907. ___________
Mallard Drakes, 4 generations
from wild, spring hatch, drakes only,
all inquiries must be accompanied by self-stamped envelope; also will exchange Mallard drakes for
guinea hens or turkeys. T. E Chambers, 827 Myrtle St., SW, Gainesville 30501._________
Bobwhite breeders, $2.50 ea.; Pharoahs, $1 ea., dressed birds, $1.25
ea.; Pharoahs, 90* ea., eggs, 8* ea.; 1970 Bobwhite, $1 ea. W. C. Blunk, 1470 Pontiac PL, SE, Atlanta 30316. Ph.
627-OU13. Bobwhite quail for sale, from wk.
old to grown birds, priced according to age, located on Self Rd., off Houston Lake Rd., Bobby Gilliam, Centerville.
Ph. 953 3061.

Bantams: Purebred Columbian

Wyandottes from Northern show

stock, 1 trio and 3 prs., cannot ship. W.

C. Davis, Rt. 2, Box 301, Stockbridge.

Ph. 474-8550.______________

Dutch rabbits, black and

chocolate, $1.50 ea. William E.

Carroll, Jr., Lithonia 30058. Ph. 466-

8264. '

__________

85 White Leghorn hens, April

hatch, now laying, $1.50 ea.; 25

purebred Dark Cornish hens and 2

roosters, $42; twenty speckled

guineas, $40, cannot ship. Leon

Ellington, Rt. 1, Oxford. Ph. 786-6426.

Young rabbits, all colors, except
white, $2.50-$3 ea.; White Rocks, 23 laying hens and 1 rooster, 11/2 yrs. old, $1.75 ea. if all taken, rooster free; 3 White Pekin ducks, approx 9 mos. old, Easter ducks, nice and Irg., $3 ea Scott Bingham, Rt. 1, Homer 30547.
Poultry, game, Ph. 677-3526._______________
12 Rhode Island Red hens, started
fowl and laying in March, 1 rooster, $1.50 ea. S.
H. S. Segrest, Rt. 1, Due West Rd.,
eggs Kennesaw. Ph. 427-5230._______ Jumbo Ringneck pheasants, $3 ea., cannot ship. D. M. Deal, Jr., Rt. 1, Hiram. Ph. 943-3435.__________
Toulouse geese, Emden geese, $6 ea.; African geese, $10.ea.; trio Khaki
Campbell ducks, $10. James A. Grable, Rt. 2, Woodstock 30188. Ph.
926-3661 or 926-3141. ________ Show quality pigeons in mated
wanted prs.; 4 prs. White Fantails, $7.50 pr.; 3
prs. Saddle Fantails, $7.50 pr.; 2 prs. pure White Indian Fantails, $12 pr.; also, few mature birds in Modenas,
Racing Homers and other breeds, $2 ea. Gary Duncan, 2931 Shallowford
Rd.. Chamblee 30341. Ph. 458-1224. Rabbits: grown bucks, NZW's,
Californians, Smutnose or San Juans,
$3 ea., cannot ship. Mrs. Sam Jenkins, 4192 Glenwood, Decatur. Ph. 289-9008
after 7. ______'____'
BB Red games, Black Old English games and Easter chickens, that lay colored eggs. I. T. Fincher, Rt. 1, Box

Hatch-Claret games, nens, $2.50
ea., young chicks, $1. Billy Turner Union Point.
Pigeon, fancy breeds: Fantails (diff. colors), Modenas, Rollers Mookees^ -Magpies, Owls, Trum-
peters, etc., $6 pr.; also, show ban-
tams, $3 ea., can ship. E. E. Smith, 1781 Boulderview Dr., SE, Atlanta 30316. Ph. 241-7315.
Purebred show type bantams: Black and White Old English, Yellow Cochins, Black Cochins, Columbian
Wyandottes, Mexican Spangle, Modern Blacktail Japs, BB Reds, Black Rosecombs, Silver Duckwing, White Japanese Silkies, all priced according to breed, see at my place. Randy C. Hill, Box 101, Bowersville 30516.

prs. Mille Fleurs; 3 prs. Blue Reds; cockerel Blue Red Old English; some
BB Reds, all are from show stock, will sell cheap; also, game Chex, Hatch,
Toppie Blues, Clarets approx. 30
birds, all crosses, will sell 1 or all, home all week end. Jack Findley, Rt. 3, Box 117, Dalton 30720._______
Standard size English
Yokohomas, Mottled Houdans $10
trio; bantams, Barred Rocks, White
Cochins, $5 trio and up; 2 show type Black Rosecomb cocks, $2 ea.; Rhode Island Red Rosecomb cock, $2; also 6
part Palomino doe rabbits, some may
be bred for first time, birds '69 and '70 hatch, does $2 ea., cannot ship. Tommy Britt. Coleman. Ph. 7BH-219H
Mixed Clarets and Green Leg
game chickens, pullets and stags, 3 to

Young speckled guineas, 75* to $1 5 Ibs., some trimmed, $2 and $3 ea.

ea. Mrs. Thomas Fox, Senoia 30275. Lee Hamby, Rt. 3, Hamby Rd., Ac-

Ph. 599-3223._____

worth. Ph. 974-6266.

Chinchilla herd, 17 standard females, 10 beige females and 1 homo-
beige female, 13 beige males, 10 standard males, approx. $1000 plus all
equip. Ray D. Turner, 6 Holly Ave., Pooler. Ph. 748-4733.

Mallard ducks, 6 generations from wild, $3 pr.; White Pekin ducks, $5 pr.; Golden Sebrights, $3.50 pr.; Chukar quail, $5 pr.; Jungle fowl, 2
prs., $6 pr. Bill Jones, Box 185, Hazlehurst 31539. Ph. 375-5865 after 7

Northern Bobwhite quail, dressed birds, $1.25 ea., day old birds, 25* ea.; also, booking orders for eggs, $15 per C. John L. Mills, 1553 Westwood Ave., SW, Atlanta 30310. Ph. 758-9107.

pm.___________ __ Bobwhite quail, flight conditioned
in pens, 300 ft. long, 30 ft. wide, 8 ft. high, $1.15 ea. Clyde L. Perry, Rt. 3, Donalsonville. Ph. 861-4118.

Game hens, Albany crosses, White Hackle Hatch, $2 ea. Julian
Eskew, 2951 Lake Harbin Rd., Morrow 30260. Ph. 474-7070._____
6 or 8 Red New Hampshire hens,
$1.50 ea.; also, White Rock rooster, $1,
cannot ship. J. H. Maltsberger, Rt. 2, Trenton 30752. ___________
Sev. thousand Bobwhite quail, $1
ea. live or dressed, in flight pens. W. A. Haney, Rt. 4, Box 161, Alpharetta
30201. Ph. 475-6663.__________ 2 Sex Link roosters, red and 2
game roosters, red, for sale or will trade for common bantam pullets or hens, will give or take difference. C.
M. McMullan, 4830 Cascade Rd., SW, Atlanta. Ph. 344-4325.__________
Rabbits: Purebred Checkered
Giants, 3 does and 1 buck, 8 mos. old, approx. 12-15 Ibs., $25 for the 4 or will sell bred does, $8 ea.; also, 2 trios of
Dutch breeders, $12, cannot ship. Bobby Kimbrell, Rt. 1, Bethlehem
30620._____________________ Northern Bobwhite quail, full
grown in flight pens; also, young birds, priced according to age. J. F. Harris, Rt. 1, Trudy Rd., Blackshear
31516. Ph. 449-5219._________ Sev. NZW purebred rabbits,
bucks and does, breeding age, $10 trio, less if more than 3 taken; Califor-
nians, approx. 4 mos. old; also, some wire cages, feeders and water crocks, will deliver in Ga. if sufficient quantities ordered. John W.
Westhead, Rt. 4, Stewart Rd., LaGrange. Ph. 884-9616.________
Game chickens: Pure Roundheads, Ginn Greys, Warhorse, White
Hackle, Hatch, best Spangles (long legs). Garnett J. Moreland, Sr., Rt. 2, Turner Rd.. Lilburn. Ph. 469-3229.
Lrg. type Cornish game cock, 2 yrs. old, approx. 12 Ibs., $2; mixed

12 geese, $2 ea. at farm. Mrs. D. N. Clich. Rt. 2, Norman Park 31771.
Games for sale or trade, 1 1/2 Grey-1/ 2 Warhorse, 11/2 brown and red - 1/2 Roundhead, stags April hatch, 1 Toppie (Clayburn) hen. Gary Davis, 769 Salem Rd., Rossville. Ph. 866-3887.
Games: Brown Reds, Greys and Thompson Whites, some crossed with Hatch, stags and pullets, a few cocks and hens, reasonably priced. A. S. Darnel), Rt. 2, Blackacre Trail, Acworth 30101. Ph. 974-3553.
Want 12 Plymouth Rock hens and 1 rooster or Rhode Island Reds. Guy Summey, 5940 Peachtree-Dunwoody Rd., Atlanta 30328. Ph. 255-0238 after 5.
Want 1 Racing Homing pigeon, Heitzman Sion hen, must have Charles Heitzman leg band and original pedigree, please state price, color and age in first letter. Elmer Hutto, Rt. 1, Box 352, Hawkinsville 31036. Ph. 987-1573 Perry.

Rose-of-Sharon, mix. cols., pink

spiraea, dbl. purple lilac, golden

kerria, 20* ea., 6, $1; pink thrift, Irg.

clump, $1; mix. col. mums, $1 doz.,

add 60* post. Mrs. E. C. Mobley, Box

309, Rt. 1, Gumming 30130. Ph. 887-

6603.

___

Lrg. sunflower, touch-me-not, mimosa, salvia, cockscomb, Philippine lily seed, 10 pods miniature hot pepper, 5 palm, seed, any one of above 25* pkg. with stamped env. H. L. Thomas, 3690 Telstar Dr., Ellenwood 30049._____________
Royal Robe violets, old favorite purple fragrant violets, 15, $1; Shasta, Gloriosa daisies, Emp. daffodil bulbs, $1 doz.; green ajuga, 30, $1; jonquil bulbs, cluster type, 20, $1, add 45* post. Mrs. R. P. Steinheimer, Brooks
30205._____________________ Lily-of-the-valley pips, 75* doz.;
Crista-galli erythrina, $5; Bullata
holly, 10* up; Shasta daisies, small eleagnus, thorn trees, $1 doz.; vari. liriope, $1.50 doz.; green, $1 per C, FOB, Mrs. Senay, 645 Wilson Rd., NW, Atlanta. Ph. 355-2905. ______
Pink hydrangeas, nandmas, hardy pits., 4, $1; gold spotted aucuba cuttings, type with berries, can be rooted in water, $1 doz., rooted, 8, $1, add 30* post. Mrs. Ethel Clark, 982 N. Highland Ave., NE, Atlanta. Ph. 876-
0538.___________________. Huge clumps of hydrangeas
Waxleaf ligustrum, purple wisteria; yellow Fla. Confederate and Jan jasmine 75*-$2; var. perennials & bulbs, 75*-$2 doz. cannot ship. Mrs. F. H. Keys, 873 East Confederate Ave., Atlanta. Ph. 622-0448.__________
Pink or white dogwood trees 3-4 ft., $3 ea. plus 50* post., var. species oak trees, sugar gum, maple, sycamore, wild cherry, willow, persifiarioTB, $2 ta:. :#_*' 75* post.; other trees and flowers. T. E. Chambers, 826 Myrtle St., SW, Gainesville 30501.__________
.Liriope, striped and green; Boxwood holly, 8 in. to 2 ft.; boxwood, 12 in. to 2 ft.; large and small hydrangeas, junipers, snowballs, various evergreens, misc. Clifton M. Orr, 1391 Lockwood Dr., SW, Atlanta. Ph. 758-2829,_________________
1970 crop tested mammoth sunflower seed, grows, 15 ft. tall, makes fine bird food; also Martin House and Irg. hybrid mix. gourd seed, all 75* pkg., 25* post. Erskine C. Coryell, 2173 Montrose Ave., SW, Atlanta 30311. Ph. 758-6140._____
Italian Caveman's Club, Light Bulb, Planter, Ornamental, Marble gourd seed, 3 doz. to pkg., 30*, 4 pkgs., $1, send stamped env., will accept stamps. H. A. Stahl, Thomasville Hwy., Moultrie 31768,__________
Old fashion cluster early blooming yellow narcissus, 2 doz., $1, 50* post.; narcissus, daffodils, yellow jonquils mix., $5 per C, ppd.; 3 cols daylilies, 1 dbl., $2 doz., 50* post. Mrs. Jim Blackwell, Newborn 30262.
Mix. Sweet William, mix. 4o'clocks mix. petunia, mix. Irg. marigold mix. dwarf marigolds,

Blvd., Chevrolet Plant. A. L. Chancey,

Atlanta. Ph. 627-6651. ________

Pink rooted thrift, $2 per C;

yellow daffodil bulbs, white narcissus,

$3 per C; tall blue Japanese iris, $3

doz.; blue Siberian, yellow, old time

blue iris, orange daylily bulbs, 4 doz.,

$2, add 65* post. Henry Eller, Rt. 3,

Ellijay 30545.___________^__

Lrg. hollyhocks, native azaleas,

white dogwood, 4, $1, add post. Mrs F

M. Turner. Rt. 6. Gainesville.____

Shamrock oxalis bulbs, yellow,

lav., white and pink, all giant, 2, $1

plus 25* post. H. C. Hindman, Rt. 2,

Box 220K Brunswick 31520.

10 well rooted English ivy, $1; 10

rooted boxwood, $2; 10 aucuba, $2; 100

ajuga pits., $3 PP, no out-of-state

orders. Roy G. Riden, 939 Katherwood

Dr.. SW. Atlanta. 30310.._...'______

Complete mixture princes-

feather, purple spider pit., pink and

purple straw, bachelor buttons,

Gloriosa daisy seed, 25* pkg. with

stamped env.; also dwarf marigold.

Mrs. J. H. Ponder, Rt. 1, Armuchee

30105 Brown flowering sweet

calicanthus, red flowering locust, $2;

also Indian cling peach, $2.65; Cuban

maple, $2; gingko trees, $1.85, add

post. Mrs. Presley Fowler, Rt. 2,

Ellijay.

2 yr. old magnolias, strong roots,

$1.75 ea.; 2 yr. old cork trees, $2.25

ea.; old time purple lilacs, 25*; add

50* post. ea. tree gaillardia flower

seed, Gloriosa daisy, angel's

trumpet, Powder Puff holly seed,

giant carnation, all 25* pkg. with

stamped env. F.M. Abie, Dahlonega

30533.____________.______.

Pres. Red cannas, canary yellow

or asst. cols., $2.50 doz. PP:

strawberry popcorn, per, sweet pea

ornamental pepper, 25* pkg. with

stamped env. Mrs. W. S.. Griffin, Adel

31620.

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1970 Pom Pom poppy seed, a few

singles,' mix. cols., red, white, lav.,

salmon, pink, 25* tsp., 3 tsps., 50*, 8

tsps., $1., no stamps, send self ad-

dressed stamped env., 8 tsps. need 12*

post.; Cotton rose cuttings, 4, $1.25.

Mrs. R. L. Pullen. Damascus 31741.

100 pink camellia, seed for sale, 20

seed, $1 with self-addressed stamped

env. Tom Mercer, Rt. 1, Norman Park

31771.__________

-

White dogwood, yellow kerria,

sweet shrub, mtn. holly, pink mtn.

laurel, water oaks, crabapple, pink

almond, forsythia, 50* ea., add post.

Mrs. J. W. Jackson, Rt. 2, Talking

Jiock 30175.

Boxwood..20-24 in., $1 ea.; 15-19

in., 75*; 12-15 in., 40*; small well

rooted pits., 10* ea.; PP, damp

packed, min. order $5; also but cannot

ship; heavier boxwood & azaleas,

$1.25 ea. Norton Eldridge, 212

Madison Ave., Ashburn 31714. Ph. 567-

3849.

________

Pink, blue hydrangeas, 50-$1;

lemon yellow daylilies, 25* ea., 5, $1;

bronze ajuga, 3 doz., $1, add 60* post.

Mrs. J. G. Carney, 1600 Spalding Dr.,

Dunwoodv 30338. Ph. 451-1157._____

Woodvine, 65* ea.; mullein pinks,

Gloriosa daisies, drakeshead, $1.25

120, Jackson. Ph. 775-3581.

breed bantam rooster, 3 hens, 75* ea.,

marigold seed, 25* pkg. with stamped doz.; aloe, redhot poker, 3, $1.25 PP.

50 or 60 high producing reds, now cannot ship. E. H. Hood, Rt. 3, Lilburn

Want some Giant pigeons, any env. J. 0. Henderson, Rt. 3, Box 37, Mrs. Luther Kitchens, Box 327,

laying; also, 5 reg. Poland China pigs, 30247. Ph. 938-1599._________ kind, will exchange Mallard ducks or Lawrenceville 30245.____________ Covington 30209._______________

18 wks. old, select what you want.

Turkeys: Cochin bantams; Rouen ducks, purebred, will answer

Pink rhododendron, pink laurels,

White pine, sweet shrub, mtn.

Mrs. H.- W. Simmons, 4131 Riggins peafowl hens; pigeons; sev. var. all letters, will return your post. A. L. azaleas, dbl. gold kerria, lilac, golden ferns, mtn. holly, pink mtn. ivy, pink

Mill Rd.. Macon. Ph. Sh. 2-1334.

ducks; grey geese; quail; white Thompson, Cadwell 31009.

bell, bridal wreath, sweet shrub, mtn. laurel, white dogwood, Hemlock

8 standard breed Dark Cornish doves; guineas and 1 pr. black swan,

holly, white dogwood, 50* ea.; hardy pine, 6, $3 PP, good roots, damp

hens now laying and 1 cock, 10 mos. cannot ship, reasonably priced. G. S.

Want genuine Wood ducks or phlox, $1 doz., add 50* post. Mrs. H. A. packed. Mrs. David Stover, Rt. 1, Blue

old, $20 for flock; 7 NZW does, 1 NZW Bishop. Rt. 2, Rydal 30171.______ Wood duck eggs or any information Chastain. Rt. 5. Ellijay 30540._____ Ridge 30513.________________

buck, all bred with my offsprings and

Corturnix quail from West coast where can be obtained, straight from

Fiesta Christmas pepper, 5 seed,

White field daisies, yellow center

hutches, $30; does, 6 mos., buck, 1 yr. stock, Pharoah, $1 ea.; English white wild if possible, all letters answered. 25*; golden bleeding heart seed, 5, dark, blue Japanese iris, It. blue

old; 6 pr. Mallard ducks, 4 (not Albino), $1.50 ea., cannot ship. A. Gart Vickery, RFD #2, Lavonia 25*; per. blue salvia, 25 seed, 35*; hardy violets, white Queen Anne's

generations from wild, $30 for flock, William L. Durham, 4158 Mercer Rd., 30553. Ph. 356-8167 after 8 pm.

white hardy geranium seed, 3, 25*. lace, sleeping beauty, 15 pits., $2 in

located 7 mi. S. Cochran on Eastman Decatur 30032. Ph. 289-6314._____

O'Neal Broooks, Box 873, Scottdale Ga. out-of-state, $2.50 all PP. Mrs. W.

Rd., day or night. Jim Fennell, Rt. 5,

Mallard ducks, 4 generations

Cochran 31014.____________ from wild, $5 pr. W. E. Griffin, Rt. 1,

Selling most all breeding stock Ocilla 31774. Ph. 468-5154.______

Want a pr. of purebred African 30079.________________ M. Stover, Rt. 1, Box 146, Blue Ridge

geese. John W. Harrell, Sr., Lakeland.

Pot pit. seed; mix. coleus, 25*; 30513. """ '

_________

ornamental cactus, 30*; mix. touch-

Pink mtn. laurel, white dogwood,

from rabbitry: Golden Palominos,

1000 Northern Bobwhite quail in

me-not, 25*; giant scarlet love-apple, honeysuckle, 50* ea.; Sisters pink

N.Z.W.'s, 2 Checkered Giant does, few flight pens, $1 ea., dressed quail, $1.25

Christmas pepper, 5 seed, 50*; mail climbing rose bushes, $1 ea.; Siberian

grey does; also, short and long hair ea.; also, 500 younger birds, priced

Add plenty of peat moss to the soil only. Darlene Brooks, 3960 Redan Rd., iris, vinca minor, dbl. jonquils, $1 doz.

guinea pigs, priced according to age. according to age. Leslie Dickey, when planting caladiums. That is the Stone Mountain 30083.__________ Add post. ea. order. No out-of-state

Mrs. Edith York, Rt. 2, Box 885, Cleveland Rd., Bogart 30622. Ph. 725- advice of horticulturists with the

Red & Pink flowering dogwood, 18 orders. Mrs. Weldon Long, Rt. 5,

Lafayette 30728. Ph. 638-4173.____ 7728.

2 pr. Melianistic Mutants from

3 trios of Araucanas, young hens,

University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service.

in., $1.50; flowering peach, flowering crabapple, forsythia, red weigela,

Ell["iiiHjaavayar3d0y540.

____________ ferns, mtn. holly,

pure stock from L & L Pheasantry, $9 no mixtures; stylish roosters, all

snowballs, white pines, rhododen- crabapple, mtn. azaleas, pink

pr.; 1 pr. blondes, $8 pr.; Formosans, three bearded, $6 trio. Chas. B. Set-

$6 pr.; Ringneck hens, $1.50 ea.; 1 ters, Rt. 1. Box 196. Baxley 31513.

Buff hen, $2; bantams; White Cochin

Muscovy ducks and drakes; also,

drons, 18 in., $1, all $5 orders PP. Mrs. rhododendron, white dogwood, pink

To preserve the life of new shoes, T. M. Webb. Rt. 3. Elliiav._____ mtn. laurel, sweet shrub, dbl. gold

home economists at the University of

Castor bean, or mole plant seed, kerria, 50* pink hardy phlox, $1 doz.;

hens, $2 ea., Araucanas, $5 pr. Ronnie
Bennett, Rt. 1, Denton 31532. Ph. 3754345.

white guineas, male and female. Mrs.
J. P. Tarpley, Chatsworth 30705. Ph. 695-3036.

Georgia Extension Service suggest that you polish them twice-three days
apart-before wearing the shoes.

red foliage, 40 seed, 25*, send MO or climbing pink 7-sister roses, $1 ea.,

stamps, also stamped env. G. C. add post. Mrs. Elzie Long, Rt. 5,

Little, Rt. 4, Conyers 30207.

Ellijay 30540.

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6-8" well rooted boxwood, 6, $1

Lucky buckeyes for sale, $1 per

Pressure creosoted fence posts, 2

600 post.; pink thrift, hardy pink doz., pp. Ricky Garrett, Rt. 1, I/ 2-3 in. dia. by 6 I/ 2 ft. length, $62

verbena, bronze mums, Swee Hiawassee 30546.

per hundred inclding tax. Otis Martin,

William, all rooted, $1 doz., 300 post,

1970 crop lucky buckeyes, $1.50 20U3 Telfair St., Augusta. Ph. 798-2296.

Miscellaneous

for sale wanted Container grown magnolias 4 1:2-
l/ 2 ft. tall, $8 ea., 2, $15 . Mrs. J.M Carnes, 98 Magnolia St., Roswel 30075. Ph. 993-4801.
Small Shasta daisies, stokesia, $: doz.; nandinas, pittosporum gardenias, Irg. yellow plum, 500 Philippine lily, Sweet William mallow hibiscus seed, 250; plus stamped env., add post. Mrs. T. H Stevens, Rt. 2, Thomasville. 31792.
Foxglove, Sweet William columbine, candytuft, alyssum, hollyhocks, Shasta daisies, 50 ea.; also Philippine lily, daylily and iris 250 at my home located 4 mi. south just off Hwy. 1, cannot ship. Mrs Glynn James, Rt. 4, Lyons 30436. Ph.
Flower plants, 526-8516.

mix. glad bulbs, 3 doz. $1, 650 post Mrs. Delia Garland, Rt. 1, Whitestone 30186
Sweet William, 750 doz.; mix. iris dbl. orange lilies, $1 doz.; rootec gardenias, 50-750; boxwood cuttings vinca minor, ophiopogon, 20 ea.; Easter roses, 650 ea.; Scotchbroom, 3 $1, Ga. orders only, add post. Mattie Duran. Rt. 7. Gumming
Mix. crocus bulbs, 30, $1; Emp. tulips, red, white, $1.25 doz.; King Alfred daffodils, $1.25 doz.; pink & red
peonies, $1 ea., 3, $2; red amaryllis bulbs, Irg., $1.50 ea. Mrs. Jennie Sparks. Rt. 3. Chatsworth 30705.
Native azaleas, sweet shrubs, purple butterfly bushes, white dogwood, red maple trees, vari.
hollyhocks, 4, $1; yellow bell, althaeas bushes, 3, $1; daylilies, purple iris, 10, $1, add post. Mrs. Robert Norrell, Rt. 6, Gainesville 30501.
Cactus: Christmas cactus budded
for bloom, Mistletoe, Hercules Club, Starfish, Coconut Palm, Bunny Ears, Ball, Pink Christmas, Heartleaf plant,
$1 ea., min. order $3, add 500 post. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, Cumming 30130.

per dozen , pp. Miss Jean Garrett, Rt. 1, Box 59, Hiawassee 30546.
Black walnut meat for sale, already cracked out and ready, $2 pt., pp. Mrs. Emory Kirby, Hiawassee
30546.
Raise red worms, for fish bait, soil builders, organic gardening, poultry and rabbit waste deodorizers, and compost beds, growing instructions with ea. order, $2 for 200 , $5 per M breeders. P.W. Young, 478 McNeel Court, S.W., Marietta 30060. Ph. 428-5149.
Elec. churn, complete with 3 or 4 gal. crockery churn, $44 plus shipping, cannot ship crockery churn. Mrs. Richard Curtis. Montezuma 31063.
35 pieces used tin, 12 ft. long, $1 ea. and sev. short pieces at reasonable price. W. S. Roberts, Rt. 2, Pine Grove Dr., Powder Springs 30073. Ph. 9433328._________________
Appliqued quilt patterns: Butterfly, Colonial Girl, Dutch Doll, Dutch Boy, Duck, Cup & Saucer, Pig, Overall Boy, Puppy Kitten, Football,' Pansy, Tulip Pot, Heart, others, 3, $1 plus Irg. stamped env. Debbie Welch, Rt. 5. Elliiav 30540.__________
Quilt patterns; pc. Maple Leaf, Milky Way, Mill Wheel, Necktie, PC. Star, Pinwheels, Rambler, Sunbeam,

Wild cucumber bark, 2 Ib. lard

box full, $2 , add 250 ea., box. post.

G.T. Brown, Gen. Del., Ball Ground

30107.

Red pepper pods, pomegranate

seed, 250 doz.; white yarrow,

peppermint pits., 3, 500; yellowroot

pits., 6, $1, $1.50 doz., add post. Mrs.

Presley Fowler, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Farm bell complete . dated 1886,

extra heavy No. 4, measures 20 in.

across bottom, $75 firm. J.W. Cooper,

Chattahoochee Valley Farms, Box

1155, 3801 S. Lumpkin Rd., Columbus

31902.

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Appliqued quilt patterns; Heart

Shape, Overall Boy, Big Rabbit, Cat in

Basket, Morning Glory, Dogwood, Big

Apple, Night Flower, Dutch Doll,

Colonial girl, Football, Duck, Pig,

Dutch Boy & Girl, 3, $1 plus Irg.

stamped env. Mrs. Elzie Long, Rt. 5,

Ellijay 30540.

Horse compost well rotted, easy

access, $4 per truckload; also bagged.

Dr. Billye Faye Vickers. Rt. 9.

Rockbridge Rd., Stone Mountain

30083. Ph. 469-8604._____________

Dressed quail, frozen in water,

$1.25 ea., freshly dressed on order;

Want 500 locust or cedar posts del. to barn, state price. W.V. Rawlins, Rt. l, Box 212A, McDonough 30253. Ph. 957-5002.___________
Want several wooden duck det_oys regardless of condition provided intact, advise number and price. Mrs. Ralph Crawford, Rt. 1, Box 80-H. Springfield 3132tf._____________
Want a quantity of rhubarb leaves. Kelly Smith, P.O.. Dahlonega.
Want used tin roofing in good condition, will remove from building if necessary and pick up within 100 mi. radius of Atlanta. L.C. Spruill, Rt. 4, Box 132, Douglasville 30134. 942-6300.

live quail, $1.10 ea. Mrs. Ben

McLeroy, Sr., Rt. 2, Ft. Valley . Ph.

825-5841.

bulbs and seed Dbl. orange speckle, dbl. yellow
cannas, candytuft, yellow with brown iris, $2 doz.; liriope, white iris, yellow
wanted Button type chrysanthemums, $1
doz.; small evergreen shrub, 2, $1, add post. Mrs. Perlene Roper, Rt. 7, Gainesville.
Roses, Scotchbroom, sweet shrub in cans, $1 ea. at my place; seed Philippine lily, Turk's Cap lily seed 25* pkg. with stamped env., bulbs oi same, 3, $1. Mrs. Mary E. Hudson, Rt
for sale 2, Mosley & Dixon Rd., Macon.
Begonia list 100; following groups $1 ea.; 1 bromeliad, 2 Mexican hydrangeas, 1 edible ginger, 1 Moss rose, 1 Sweetheart rose, 1 named miniature rose, 2 cuttings rose per. or 3 white angel's trumpet, others, enc. post. Mrs. Eugene Polsfuss, 223 Cordele Ave., Macon 31201.
Azaleas: Anytime, pink American Beauty, Red Wing, $1.25 ea.; giant amaryllis bulbs, $1.25 ea.; giant allium, $1 ea.; hyacinths, red, pink & yellow, 7, $1; all cols, tulips, $i,2J> doz,, add 650 post. Thomas Sparks; 306 Lakeview Dr.. Chatsworth 30705.
Star-of-Bethlehem bulbs, 400 doz.; unrooted boxwood cuttings, 25, $2.25; mix. col. hardy phlox, 15, $1.50; pink thrift, 20, $1; dwarf purple iris, $1 doz.; blue water hyacinths, $1 ea., all PP. Mrs. Ed Stone, Rt. 2, Box 105, Adairsville 30103.___________
Lrg. & small leaf green ivy, ajuga, vinca minor, pink, purple achimenes, $1 doz., add post. Blanche
for sale Woodruff, Greenville._________ OH fashion bachelor button seed, bloom until frost, 500 pkg., Miss Corine Satterfield, Rt. 2, Dahlonega 30533._________________
Dbl. red low growing canna bulbsT bloom til frost, 4-7 in., $3.75 per doz. PP; also Irg. blooming yellow canna bulbs, $3 doz. PP. H. C. Reid, 2303 S. Pryor Rd.. Atlanta 30315.______
6 diff. cactus cuttings, red, white, pink sultanas, trailing coleus, Joseph's coat, all rooted, 100 ea.; dbl. purple sultana, rooted 150 ea., add post.; old fashion purple violets, 250 doz. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Rt. 1, Box 44, Lawrenceville 30245.________
Rooted boxwood, 150; boxwood, yellow bell, sweet shrub, Scotchbroom, mtn. laurel, rhododendron, 25-500 size; spring bulbs, mix. or divided, 500 doz.; narcissus, daffodils, jonquils, star-of-Bethlehem, others, $1 ea., add post. Mrs. Ned Burrell, Rt. 1, Dillard 30531,_____________.
Yr. old rose bushes, dbl. & single white Cherokee, Sweetheart, Dr. Van Fleet, Mary Wallace, 750 ea.; yellow Fla. jasmine, Russian olive, 500 ea., add post. Mrs. J. R. Hinson, Box 104, Chester 31012._____________
'Christmas honeysuckle, $1.25; flowering crabapple, $1.25; woodbine (flame honeysuckle) 750; poincianas, Chinquapin roses, forsythia,- $1, cannot ship. E. Lienemann, Mt. Pleasant Rd.. Macon. Ph. 788-6432.
Lemon lilies, $1 doz.; fall asters, hardy ferns, rooted holly pits., mtn. laurel, white dogwood, Jan. Jasmine, pink althaeas, rhododendron, 500 ea.; forsythia, sweet shrub, azaleas, all rooted, 4, $1, add 500 post. Mrs. W. W. Lowman. Rt. 5. Ellijay 30540.____
Garden blue sultanas, Crazy Quilt and Go Go., all rooted, 350; dbl. pink and purple rooted, 3, $1; Park's white single, red-leaf red, 350; green border grass, 500 doz.; weeping willow and althaeas, rooted, 750 plus 400 post. Mrs. James L. Arnett, 256 Hwy. 54 N.,

Want 2-3 doz. Peeping Tom

narcissus, King Alfred daffodils, 2-3

doz. James E. Mixon, Box 103,

Jenkinsburg 30234. Ph. 775-2573.

Want 100 azaleas, 75 red or coral,

25 pinks or white, must be Irg. type, no

dwarf type, will pay 100 ea. Mrs.

Thomas Walston, S. River Rd.,

Franklin._________________

Want tuberose bulbs, want

several bu. single variety only, state

price and quantity avail, in letter. W.

F. Whitaker, Box 502, Centerville

31093.

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Want silver and vari. leaf ivy,

rooted and cuttings, quote price and

ami. you can furnish del. Tom

Johnson 4004 Land O'Lakes Dr., NE

Atlanta 30305. Ph. 237-8044.

Chicken manure for sale, $7 per ton, no less than 6 ton order, delivered with in 35 mi. radius of 5 Points in Atlanta. Mrs. R.L. Eskew, 5795 Northcutt Rd., Fairburn. Ph. 964-6273.

Firewood for sale, round and

split, mixed hardwood, will deliver.

Ralph C. Swafford, Hickory Flat Rd.,

Woodstock. Ph. 926-5111 or 422-6414.

Firewood for sale, cheap

delivered. Mrs. Robert O'Neal,

Greenville Hwy 41, Warm Springs

31820.

Fresh hog lard, at my home, 200

per 50 Ib. can, on Hwy 140 near Turner

Bros. Supermarket. HoytB. Lingefelt,

Rt. 2. Woodstock 31088.________

Wild Cucumber bark and

Rattleroot, $2 for 2 Ib. lard box full,

yellow root, May apple ratsbane,

yellow dock, wild cherry bark, ea.

$1.50 for 2 Ib. lard box full, add 300

post, on ea. order. P.B. Brown, Rt. 2,

Ball Ground 30107.________-

1970 sage and hot red pepper, both

ground, $1 per cup forea., include

post. Mrs. L.L. Peeples, 104 Grady St.,

Griffin. 30223. ____________

7 bonnet patterns, Button on

Crown, Martha Washington,

Centennial, Old Fashion Gathered

Crown, painted top button crown,

Covered Wagon bonnets, 350 ea., add

50 each pattern for instructions. Mrs.

R.J. Williams Rt. 1, Lawrenceville

30245.

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Appliqued quilt patterns,

Sunbonnet Sue, Overall Bill, Acorn or

Leaves, Cat in the Basket, Butterfly,

Morning Glory, Big Rabbit, Dutch

Doll, Colonial Girl, Football, Overall

Boy, Kitten, Puppy, Pig, Colonial Girl

with Umbrella, Fisher Boy, 3 for $1

plus long stamped envelope. Mrs.

Ruby Chastain, Rt. 5, Ellijay 30540.

orannei catusn nngernngs lor

stocking ponds, sev. sizes available,

will del. Irg. orders. Ira L. Sasser,

Mclntosh 31317. Ph. 876-2460 or 876-

Fish Block, Crazy Ann, Churn Dash,

Bear's Paw, Album, Cross & Crown,

Grandmother's Cross, Fan, Flower

Garden, 8, $1 with addressed stamped

env. Mrs. Arthur Gentles, Rt. 2, Box

267, Toccoa 30577._____________

Gourd seed & gourds, 1970 crop,

Irg. Jumbos, 4-5 ft. Dipper, extra Irg.

Bushel, small Pee Wee, many other

kinds, 250 pkg. with self-addressed

env., red okra seed free with ea.

order. G. W. Jackson, Rt. 3, Box 401,

Dalton 30720.

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Martin gourds for sale, varnished

ready to hang, $1.75 ea. two, $3.25,

three $4, 4 or more, $1.25 ea., Blue

Bird or Wren gourds, $1 ea. 2, $1.75, 3,

$2.50, 4 or more 750 ea., all del. H. A.

Stahl, Rt. 6, Moultrie 31768.______

Strong red sassafras, slippery

elm bark, wild cucumber bark, white

ash bark and root, Jerusalem weed

root, l/ 2 gal. $2, sage 750 per cup,

lucky buckies, $2 doz., add post. Art

Philips, Rt. 1, Wrightsville.

500 red cedar Christmas trees, 6-8

ft. sheared and fertilized for best

shape & color. W. A. Smith, Juniper

.3-1813..Ph. 269-3646: ^ . . ... ..

White pines, 3 to 5 ft. tall, foliage

iense, have been pruned, nice trees

for shrubbery or Christmas trees. R.

L. Maulding, 6332 Alien Rd.,

Mableton. Ph. 948-1060.

New crop mtn. honey, 5 Ibs. light sourwood, $3.75, 10 Ibs., $7, 30 Ibs., $19.50, comb or strain, 10 Ibs. wildflower, $3.50, 30 Ibs., $9.75; strain only, add sufficient post. Edward ^olston. Rt. 1. Tavlorsville 30178
Yellow dock, queen of meadow, rellowroot, ratsbane, 2 Ib. lard box, >1, add post. Mrs. Donald B. Greer, ilt. 3. Elliiav 30540.___________
Twelve 21/2 Ib. jars honey without comb, $8.50 per case; 12 pint 'ruit jars with comb, $4.25 per case shipped FOB Lakeland. John W. Berryhill, " >x 6. Lakeland. 31635.
Jerusalem artichokes lor eating,
>2.50 per gal; horseradish for eating, 5 roots, $1, add post. Mrs. L.M. bowman. Rt. 5. Box 87, Ellijay.__
Horse manure for =<le, pick up load, $15, you haul, $5 per load. R. L. Bradford, Decatur. Ph. 289-1971.
100 Ib. size while feed sacks, 3 :i.50, 5, $2.25, 10, $4, all PP. Billy Risner. Rt. 2, Hartwell 30643.____
Christmas trees, approx. 2,000 red cedar, 5-8 ft., located Jasper Co., 2 mi. ~1. of Shady Dale, Hwy. 142. Ira E. Dopson, Monticello. Ph. 468-6058.
100 Ib. print teed sacks, launaereor
-4 alike, 600 ea., PP. Forrest Y. Rogers, Sr., Rt. 5, Box 145, Ringgold .
30736.___________________ Shelled pecans, halves, $2 per Ib.,
broken pcs., $1.60 per Ib., add post. M. ~'eters, 1014 Union St., Brunswick
3152Q,__________________ 12 buckeyes, $1 ; also mush peas
or eating, $1 per pint, both PP. Effie Duvall. Rt. 1. Ranger 30734._____
Yellow dock, queen of meadow, rabbit tobacco, ratsbane, wild cherry, red elder bark, 4 Ib. lard box, $1.25, catnip plants, $1.50 per doz., add post, ilrs. J.W.Jackson, Rt. 2, Talking Rock 30175._______________
Horseradish for eating, 5 roots, Black walnuts, I/ 2 bu., $2.75 shipped collect, sourwood honey, some light and some dark, in Irg. mouth qts., 12.50; regular honey jars, $2 cannot .hip; Jerusalem artichokes, $2.50 per gal. plus post. Mrs. W.W. Lowman, Rt. 5, Ellijay 30540. __________
Ga. Red sweet potatoes, $3.75 per )u. at farm, cannot ship, no,Sunday iales. Chas. Gowder, Friendship

Strong red sassafras, elder bark & root, white ash roots, slippery elm bark, poke roots, wild cucumber bark, 1/2 gal. $2; lucky-buckies, $2 doz.; sage, 750 cup, add post. Mrs. Lillian Phillips. Rt. 1, Wrightsville._____
Nice clean roots and herbs, yellow root, catnip, queen of meadow, devil's shoestring. May apple 2 Ib. lard box full, $1 plus postage, spearmint, catnip, $1.50 doz., add postage. Mrs. H.A. Chastain, Rt. 5. Elliiav 30540.
Apphqued patterns for quilts, towels, etc., 250 ea., 5, $1; Zebra, Lamb, Santa, Snowman, Holly, Angel, Cowboy, Dahlia, Poinsettia, Pinetree, Daisy, Rosebud, Butterfly, Hearts, Hen, Rooster. O'Neal Brooks, Box 873, Scottdale 30079._____________
Quilt patterns by mail only; Log Cabin, Basket, Maple Leaf, Lone Star, Ferris Wheel, Album, Dimension, Centennial, Indian Plume, Faithful Circle, 250 ea., 5, $1; Darlene Brooks, 3960 Redan Rd., Stone Mountain 30083.
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, plus Irg. stamped env. Mrs. Weldon Long, Rt . 5, Ellijay
Good dry cow and horse < ompost 750 per bag, $15 truckload del.; also chicken compost. J.W. Van Horn, 4457 Covington Hwy., Decatur. Ph. BU95798.
Jerusalem artichokes for sale at my home. Mrs. A.G. Corn, 3267 Lawrenceville Hwy., Atlanta. Ph. 9392734.____________________
1970 crop Stuart pecans, 700 per Ib. plus post. Mrs. J.A. King, Rt. 3, Rockmart 30153. Ph. 445- 2430 Dallas.
Firewood for sale, 1 ton load, $10, 2 loads or more, $8 ea. Joe Neil, Rt. 1, Box 1660, Lafayette 30728. Ph. 6382325.
Patchwork quilt patterns with drawn instructions, can be mach. pc.: Old Italian Design, Pinwheel, Bright Hopes, Wrench, Windmill, 5, $1 with stamped addressed env. Mrs. Perlene Roper, Rt. 7, Gainesville._______
/ippliqued quilt patterns; Dutch Doll, Tulip, 350 ea.; patchwork patterns; Grandmother's Old Fashioned Tulip, authentic & approx. 100 yrs. old, Mosaic, Basket, Gent's Bowtie, Melon, Pinwhell, Fan, 8-Point Star, col. illustration, 3, $1 plus Irg. stamped addressed env. Mrs. John E. Maner, Apt. 59, Walnut Dr., Villa Rica 30180. ________________
Old fashion Indian corn, $1 per cup PP; also ornamental gourd seed, 250 pkg. miniature and decorative pepper pods, 250 pkg. Mrs. J.H. Ponder. Rt. 1. Armuchee 30105.
Wood working hobby shop for sale. W.G. Gentry, 6900 Gordon Rd., Mableton 30059. Ph. 948-3325.
Channel catfish fingerlings for sale, 2 1/2-3 in.; also 5-6 in. Ray Norman, Rt. 2, Moultrie 31768. Ph. 324-4887.
KIDS AND CLOTHES
When it comes to clothes, children are a lot like adults. Miss Mary Lou Dixon, clothing specialist with the University of Georgia Extension Service, says a child's attitude toward his clothing can affect his attitude toward himself. She adds that a young school child likes bright colors, and wonders, "Why not let the child

Baby's 1st shoe, handmade of genuine white lambskin, soft sole, fits to 6 mos., $3; baby bootees, handmade of gen. white lambskin trimmed in your choice of pink, blue or white, send baby's age, $2.50. O'Neal Brooks, Box 873. Scottdale 30079.
Potholders, 5, $1; clothespin bags. :ie around waist style, 750 ea.; band aprons, 750 ea.; linen placemats, seige col., 10x17 in., 4, $3, add post. Mrs. Donald B. Greer, Rt. 3, Ellijay 30540.
Quilt tops, assorted patterns; new material, full bed size, $5 plus post. Mrs. Roy T. Pruitt, 15 Border St., Buford 30518.________________
Hand cro. bedspread or tablecloth; Pineapple, pattern, ecru 80x100, $50; cro. tablecloth, Harvest pattern in ecru, 64x82 in., $40; other items, Mrs. J. G. Carney, 1600 Spa'ding Pr., Dunwoody 30338.
Hand pc. & hand quilted dbl. bed size quilts, solid & prints, new material, 2 Ib. cotton padded, 2 Step Around the Mtn.; 2 Odd Fellows, quilted by pc., $14 ea., add post.; also hand DC. ouilt tops, dbl. bed size, Steparound-the-Mtn., others, $4 ea., add
post. Mrs. D. Cranford, Rt. 1, Sycamore. Ph. 567-2860.
Quilts for sale; Dutch Doll, Spool, already quilted, made of new material; also will do quilting in my home. Mrs. W. T. Moore. Sr.. Rt. 5, Moultrie 31768. Ph. 775-3312
Orange, yellow, melon, deep & light green Ripple afghan, made of 4ply wool, shell sti., 70x70 in., $25 plus fl post.; cro. white centerpc., extra :rg'., $3.25 plus 250 post. Mrs. Willie Lee Moss, Rt. 1. Homer 30547.
Little girl jumpers, new "wet look" 100% vinyl with 100% cotton backing, size 4-6X, brown with 100% cotton blouse, $5 ea. Elizabeth
oleman, 1405 Danielsville Rd., Athens 30601
Will pc. quilt tops for $2, you "urnish scraps, add post. Mrs. J. W. Jackson, Rt. 2, Talking Rock 30175.
Two 100% wool afghans, 34 x 64 in., one in shades of red; one brown and gold, $25 ea.; l oval linen tablecloth, 68x86 in., off-white, cross-sti. in darker shade, $25. Mrs. L. F. Hardy. Sr., Rt. 4, Do)Uugglliasville. Ph. 942-4158.
Neat handnmi ade place or hot mats, cro. from new heavy yarn, 6 in. dia., green, red & brown, 350 ea., 3, $1, PP. Mrs. Fannie M. Briant, 1370 Miller Ave., NE, Atlanta 30307.
Pretty heart shaped pincushions. 300 ea., 4, $1, add post. Mrs. Ruby Chastain, Rt. 5. Elliiav 30540.
Hand appliqued dbl. bed quilts, Butterfly, Dutch Doll, Tulip Sunflower, Dahlia, cotton padded & mach. quilted, $12 ea., 2, $20. Mrs. Edwin R. Miller. Rt. 2. Lula 30554.
Dbl. bed size quilts, mach. pc. & quilted, prints & plain, blocks & stripes, light wt. padded, $8 ea., 2, $15 add post. Mrs. Anna Miller, Rt. 2, Lula

Jonesboro 30236.

2895 after 6:30 p.m.

Church Rd., Rt. 2, Powder Springs. choose the colors he wears?"

30554.

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Holly -- Ilex opaca, Croonenberg, a named variety of American holly and the variety associated with Christmas. It is a good berry producer and will grow into a beautiful plant. This variety which grows wild in acid woodland soils is found all over America and is also planted as an ornamental or crop tree in many areas.
It was a pagan custom to "deck the halls with bows of holly" during the winter Saturnalia, but early Christians soon saw in the prickly leaves and blood-red berries a symbol of the crown of thorns that Christ was forced to wear at his crucifixion.
This would seem to make it more appropriate for Easter, so its use at Christmas was probably an accommodation to carry on the traditional pagan custom. This pagan winter festival of the Saturnalia came about a week before Christmas, and an early edict of the church forbids Christians to decorate their houses with evergreens at the same time as do their pagan neighbors; probably giving rise to the superstition still prevalent in England that it is unlucky to bring holly into the house before Christmas Eve.
As a medicinal plant both the berries and the leaves of holly are used. Holly tea is very good and the poor people of the Black Forest region of Germany have used Holly tea as a tasty hot beverage for years -- not only for medicinal purposes but because it is good. To make a good tea you must roast the berries until they are thoroughly dried and quite brown. Crumble them and make exactly as Oriental tea is made. .. and maybe Christmas day we can enjoy our Christmas dinner even more with a cup of appetitestimulating holly tea.
Tobacco
(Continued from page 1) these representatives are the same as those recommended by the Georgia experiment stations: Hicks Broad Leaf White Gold, N.C. 2326, McNair 20 and McNair 30.
Georgia tobacco farmers are therefore urged, as they began to buy seed for next year's tobacco crop, to heed this warning and purchase the old line variety seeds so that we will not lose this economically important market.
Others assisting in conducting the meeting included: Dave Newton, Georgia Department of Agriculture; Bobby Miles, Extension Agronomist of the Agricultural Experiment Station; Fred Voigt, ACC for Tobacco; Frank Strickland, Georgia Farm Bureau Federation, and Kelso Carter, Georgia-Florida Tobacco Warehouse Association.

THE MARKET BULLETIN
Decoupage for Gifts

When making out your Christmas list, why don't you include a few hand made crafts? This makes YOUR gift more special and interesting.
Recently, Americans have begun to revive a craft which was practiced more than 3000 years ago. This is the art of decoupage which originally meant to cut out. Durable decoupage pieces can be created that will later become
heirlooms.

Materials you will need are: wooden surface, a print, antique glaze, finish coat, thinner, white glue, soft cloth or paper towel, steel wool and brushes.
(1) Prepare wooden surface by sanding to a smooth finish. Wipe dust off with a soft cloth. Stir antiquing glaze thoroughly and brush over the surface, following the grain of the wood. Let dry.
(2) Prepare print by cutting to desired size or tearing border away from print which gives an antique effect. Place print face down on an old surface and sandpaper around back of edges of print to make them thinner and more ragged.
(3) Mix small amount of water with glue to produce a smooth coat. Spread glue over back of print. Position print on wood right side up. With fingers, rub from the center of print toward the edges to remove wrinkles and air bubbles. After adhering print, blot excess glue from around print with damp cloth.
(4) Because some inks are not compatible with decoupage finishes, it is often necessary to seal the print by brushing a coat of white glue thinned with I/ 4 water over the surface of the print brushing out
thoroughly. (5) Stir antiquing well and apply
to article with brush or cloth following grain of the wood. If article is large, antique only one side at a time. Wait five minutes after application. Then

PREPARING DECOUPAGE.
with soft cloth, use many gentle strokes and wipe with grain of the wood. You might want to wipe more glaze off the print leaving glaze around the edges and sides of the article.
(6) Finish the surface by adding the number of finishing coats desired allowing each to dry thoroughly. If you add up to ten to fifteen coats of finish, you produce a smooth surface.
(7) For the final touch-up, rub the surface with a fine steel wool until all appearances of a gloss have disappeared. Buff with a soft cloth.
Remember to let article dry well between each step.
Many gifts may be made by using the art of decoupage. You can be creative and artistic using your own ideas and imagination. You can make wall plaques, small decorative boxes, jewelry boxes, purses, and many, many more wonderful gifts, by Sheila Holtzclaw, Home Economist.

Ham Curing
(Continued from page 1)
short cut ham is suitable for curing although the long cut may not dry out as fast as will a short cut.
Frozen ham can be cured after thawing, However, unless it is known how long the hams have been frozen and how long they were held before freezing, frozen hams are not recommended for curing due to the possibility of bacteria contamination.
CURING INGREDIENTS There are many ways hams can be cured successfully and many ingredients that can be used. One of the most successful curing operations contains salt, sugar, and salt peter. The primary curing agent is salt while sugar aids in giving a more desirable color and keeps the ham from becoming too hard during aging. Salt peter (potassium nitrate) will give the lean the bright red color so desirable in a country ham.
A mixture of eight pounds of salt, three pounds of sugar, and three ounces of salt peter are mixed thoroughly and applied immediately after the chilled ham is cut.
This formula uses either granulated or flake salt. The type sugar used makes little difference but granulated white or light brown is easier to mix with the other ingredients and easier to apply to the ham.
APPLYING THE CURE
The ham should be weighed to get the exact amount of cure to be applied. The mixture should be applied at the rate of 1 I/ 4 ounces per pound of ham. One third of the mixture is applied immediately after cutting, then I/ 3 on the third day, and the remaining I/ 3 on the tenth day.
The hams should be thoroughly rubbed at each application, some cure packed in the shank end, and the surplus piled on the cushion of the ham.
Hams are then placed on a shelf (shelf-curing gives the most uniform cure), not over three feet high, under refrigeration at 35 to 40 degrees F.

When temperatures get much above 40 degrees F., ham souring bacteria start to multiply causing spoilage. When temperatures fall below 35 degrees F., salt penetration is decreased.
METHODS OF CURING Salt penetration is fairly slow about seven days per inch of thickness of the ham. For example, a 16 to 18 pound ham is about 5 inches thick and requires 35 days in cure. The following schedule may be used as a guide: 14-16 Ib. ham 2 days per Ib. 18-20 Ib. ham 1 3/ 4 days per Ib. 22-24 Ib. ham 1 I/ 2 days per Ib.
For each day the temperature is below freezing, add another day to the schedule.
SALT EQUALIZATION
At the end of the curing schedule, take hams out of the cure, wash off all excess cure, and put back under chill for salt equalization. Most of the salt is near the surface and will take another 20 to 25 days under refrigeration (40 degrees F. or below) for the cure to spread evenly throughout the ham. As the cure penetrates the ham, moisture is forced out causing approximately eight to nine percent shrinkage.
Spoilage due to unpredictable weather conditions can be prevented by maintaining an average temperature of under 40 degrees F. during the cure and salt equalization. Once a ham is cured, it will not spoil or sour with high temperatures even at 100 degrees F. However, daily high temperatures will cause excessive shrinkage and increase rancidity. Most ham spoilage takes place during curing when salt equalization is not practiced and is not detected until the ham is sliced.
PEWTER SHINE
Pewter serving dishes and pitchers are becoming increasingly popular in Georgia homes, according to home economists with the Cooperative Extension Service. Modern pewter needs a gentle cleansing with soap or detergent suds, a good rinsing and a soft rubbing with an old cloth to keep it polished.

Wednesday, December 2, 1970
Agricultural Calendar
Meetings
Dec. 4 - Swine Short Course, Livestock Pavilion, University Coliseum, Athens. Registration 9:30 AM.
Farm Sales Events
Dec. 4 - Ga. "Pride of Dixie" Bull Sale, Experiment Station, Tifton.
Dec. 5 -12 noon - Special Brood Cow Sale, Greensboro, Duvall & Wheeler L/ S Barn. For information call 453-7368, or 4537136.
Dec. 9 - Georgia BCIA Bull Sale, Coastal Plain Experiment Station, Tifton, beginning 12:30 PM.
Dec. 9 - and every Mon. night - Horse and Tack Auction, 7 PM, Rocking Horse Auction, Albany Hwy., Sylvester. Ph. 912-776-3143.
Dec. 11 - 7 PM - Special Cow Sale; H. R. and Roy Wiggins, Turner County Stockyard, Ashburn. Phone 567-3371.
Dec. 15 - 10 AM - Registered Angus Cow Sale; Deere Acres, Monroe. For catalog and information call 267-6192, or 267-3570.
FEEDER PIG SALES Dec. 2 - 7:30 PM - Pierce County
Stockyard, Blackshear. Dec. 3 - Pearson L/ S Market,
Pearson. Dec. 4 - Dodge County L/ S
Salesbarn, Eastman. Dec. 4 - Jepeway-Craig Commission,
Dublin. Dec. 4 - Sutton L/ S Co., Sylvester. Dec. 4 - Hagan L/ S Market, Hagan. Dec. 4 - 6 PM - Milan L/ S Market,
Milan. Dec. 4-7 PM - Turner County
Stockyard, Ashburn. H.R. or Roy Wiggins. Ph. 567-3371, day, or 5673381, night. Dec. 7-7 PM - Seaboard Stockyard, Colquitt, graded by Joel West. Dec. 7 - Appling County Stockman's Assn., Baxley. Dec. 7 - Bullock County L/ S Market, Statesboro. Dec. 8 - Citizens Stockyard, Arlington. Dec. 9 - Smith Brothers Stockyard, Bartow. Dec. 9 - Bainbridge Stockyard, Bainbridge. Dec. 10 - Pearson L/ S Market. Dec.,11 - 6 PM - Milan L/ S Market, Milan. Dec. 11 - Dodge County L/ S Salesbarn, Eastman. Dec. 18 - 7 PM - Turner County Stockyard, Ashburn. Dec. 18 - 1:30 PM - CSRA, Warrenton.
Miss Sheila Holtzclaw, Home Economist with the Georgia Department of Agriculture, gives a demonstration to a civic club on how to make your own Christmas decorations beautifully, easily and inexpensively.