Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1947 July 16

Tom LINDER





"WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1947

NUMBER 44

































entire PGE noe
ll agriculture in
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on sugar.
interests | |

es

3 DANGEROUS



ers wu tase LueLr ands out of sugar pro-
duction, the government | instituted a
~ floor imder- potatoes and. thereby in-
ducd farmers; who formerly produced
beets for sugar, to go into the poe
~ business.

The old potato belt, from Maine to
Texas, was already producing ample
supplies of potatoes and this policy of
the evans caused a double sup-
ple
: One top. of all this, Congress passed
- the so-called: Recriprocal Trade Agree-

ments, Act, under whieh we have been

compelled "to import potatoes: from
across our borders. All of this has
been paid for with. the taxpayers dol-

_lars. The farmer as a whole, has not re-

_ ceived any. benefit from this

The farmers were already growing
a reasonable supply of potatoes and a
reasonable supply of sugar, but ee
not permitted to continue to do-
Both sugar and potatoes were iowa
out of balance in order to give an in-

ternational monopoly control of the
sugar business. : S
a _ I noticed some days ago a bill in,

Congress to give Statehood to the Is-
land of Hawaii. The Island of Hawaii
te is largely the property of this inter-
- national sugar combine. The making of
Hawaii a State would simply have the
_effect of giving this international Sug-
ar Trust two representatives on the
floor of the United States Senate.

The Sugar Trust in Hawaii is- repre-
sented by five big companies, but an
investigation of these shows that their
_ personnel directorate are all assoeiated
in big New York houses. The names
of these big five are:

ee, Brewer and. ae
- Alexander and Baldwin
- Castle and Cook

Theo. H.. Oavis, Ltd.
American Factors

~

aleve you herewith a very brief sum-

maty of the corporate background of /

the American Sugar Refining Company,

together with the personnel of manage-
- ment and. directors:

The American Sugar Botan Com-
pe ee Background: :
_ Leading factor in the domestic
sugar refining indystry; this com-

pany is also an important Cuban
oducer, and has various



Just to give you a slight idea of the
enormous operation of these companies,



a

Se nicest Refineries in the
United States situated at Tidewa-
ter and fully equipped with rail-
way and dockage facilities; have
an aggregate daily melting capaci-
ty of 17, 400 ,000 pounds, or approx-
imately 33 per cent-of countrys to-
tal.

Substantial - portion of output
sells in packaged form under the
widely advertised trade names
Domino, PBranklin? and Sun-
ny Cane.

Besides its direct refining activ-
ities, company has an interest in
the beet sugar industry . through:
ownership of 50 per cent of stock

of Spreckles Sugar Company, of
- California.

Wholly owned Cuban
company holds extensive cane sug-
ar lands, and operates two modern
sugar factories. Another wholly
owned subsidiary manufactures.

tight barrels, small paper bags and
-eartons and owns timber reserves.

Property: Sugar Refineries
_ Company owns six sugar refin-
eries, having an aggregate daily,

melting eapacity of 17,400,000

pounds, _ vee

oeation= = 8 Daily Capacity
Brooklyn, N. Y., 3,200, 000 Ibs.
Boston, Mass... 800, 00 Ibs;

Chalmette, (New
Orleans), La.....3,400,000 Ibs.

_ Baltimore, Md.. .3,400,000. Ibs.
American Sugar Refining Com-
panySubsidiaries:

American Sugar Refining Com-.
pany, of New York. (Engaged in
Real Estate holdings).

Franklin Sugar Refining Come

- pany, of Philadelphia, Pa. (Engag-

ed in the refining of sugar).
Brooklyn Cooperage Company,
(Manufactur ers of barrels, boxes,
paper bags. Owns timber lands im
the Adirondack 8).
Spreckles Sugar Refining Com-

pany, of Philadelphia, Pa. (inac-
: tive).

Sugar Export CorporationEx-
port Sales:

Central Cunagua, S. A. of Cuba,
(Owns and operates extensive sug
ar plantation. and two sugar fact
ories in Cuba).

Caonao Warehouses and

(Continued on Page Four)

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Tom Linder, Commissioner.

Markets, 222 Siate Capitol,
Ailanta, Ga. .

By Depariment of Agriculture
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of October 8, 1917.

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SECOND HAND -
MACHINERY FOR SALE

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE





Garden Tractor, David Brad-
Jey 1% HP with mower, cul-
tivators, 1H turn plow, and
' plow for horse drawn cultiva-
tors, practically new, $625. See.
George W. Strickland, Perry.

Model H. John Deere Tract-
or for sale. No letters. Wesley
Harris, Jackson.

Model A John Deere Tractor,
1 yr. old, for sale. No letters.
L. W. Moelchert, Jackson.

10 ft. Aeromoter Wind Mill
on 45 ft. Tower, used 2 yrs.,
$200. or exe. for grain drill
with fertilizer attachment or
other farm equipment. F. L.
. Raburn, Ideal.

Economy King, ~ Jr. Table
Model Cream Separator, good
cond., $15, Mrs. J. N. Turner,
Rupert.

Caterpillad 20 Tablor,
gond., $650.00; Also want B
and B Athens Harrow, Allis-
Chalmers Mowing Machine to
fifi RC or WC Tractor. Must
be Ist. class shape. F. M. Gaz-
away, Decatur, Rt. 1.

1947 John Deere Harrow,
Tiller, Cultivators, 1945 H John
Deere, planting, cultivating
equip., Harrow, Bottom Plow,

1947 Model VAC Case, ulti-
vating, planting equip., 3 disc
Tiller, Tandrum Harrow, J. D.
Side Del. Rake- J? W. Ivey,
Pinehurst, Phone 21.

J. D. Hay 1938 Baler, large
size, with 1944 model gas mot-

or, good cond., $350.00; 1937
Machine, on rubber, 22 in. cy-
linedr, 38 in. separator, wind
stacker and self feeder,. $600.

Ga. Experiment Station, Care
A. C. Cross, Madison, Rt. 3.
JHC -No. 25 V- Mower, fits
Farmall tractors and probably
other makes. Reasonable price.
G. D. Collins, Camilla, Rt. 3 .
Practically - new, VAO 4
wheel type Case Tractor, used
about 30 days, reasonable price.

My place. Richard Ogletree,
Perry.

Intl. Trojan Maintainer,
works on Farmall M Tractox,

for sale at my place, Mrs. A,
. Sands, West Point, Rt. 2.

Ford Ferguson Tractor, Ath-
ens 2 Disc Tiller, Bush and
Bog Harrow, W, O. Holbrook,
Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

McCormick-Deering, 2 dbl.
-unit Milking Machine with 2
extra pails, used very little,
also pr. F-12 tractor steel
wheels with good lugs. J. M.

Hollis, Tifton.

'H or

A-1.

Caterpiller Tractor and. 6
Disc Tiller Plow, good cond.,
$900. at my - place, -
Powder - Springs Hwy. R,

Lindsey, Marietta, Rt. 4.

-Complete Centenial Gin. and
Cameron Cotton Packer.
tact John T. Best, Fort Gaines.

Meadows Grist Mill, 24 in
rocks, belts, sheller and scales;
at my place, $125. John Linch,
Tubin, RFD 1.

Stahmer Lime Spreader, new
planters and cultivators for
M Farmall, new tractor
stalk cutter. H. K..Malcom, Rt.
1, Monroe.

1 HC Side: Delivery Rake,
good cond., $45. No ltters or
trades. W.

H Model IHC Tractor on rub-
ber, starter, lights, hydraulic
lift with cultivater, A-1 cond.,
$1450.00. M. L. Sheally, Ogle-
thorpe.

Farmall H Tractor. 4 Dise

Athens Tiller, 8 Disc. Rome
Bush, Harrow, Fairbanks-
Morse Hammer Mill, 13 Disc
Oliver Superior Grain Drill,

A-1 cond. Dont write. S, E.
McGinnis, Alpharetta, Rt. 2.

Athens 4 Disc Tiller on rub-
ber, complete with seed box
and new discs, $200. JohnT.
McNeil, Thomson,

Allis-Chalmers B_ Tractor,
complete, distributors, ete. 4
wheel tractor wagon, 20 disc
harrow, 8 row grain drill, needs
minor repairs, $1600.00. J K.
Garrett, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Intl. 16X10 Power Hay Press,
Tractor operated Athens Dbl.
Disc Plow. with hitch for Al-
lis-Chalmers W. C. _ Tractor,
Texas Terracer with 6 ft. blade,
Ist. class cond. ready to go
without repairs Connot. ship.
Geeo- W. Howard, Cedartown,
Rt. 2.

B Farmall Tractor with lights,
starter, power lift, 42 in, Mc-
Cormick-Deering Combine, Ol-
iver Bottom Plow, cuts 24 in:
Reasonable price. See. Joe Cox,
Davisboro. .

W. C.. Allis-Chalmers - Tract-
or, exec. cond. for sale. J. S.
Ball, Jackson.

Large Canning Retort with
Burner, for sale. T. N. Colley;
Eleberton.

Ford: Tractor, used only 1
day, with or without planters
or cultivators. Seyy at regular



retail price. W. C. Northington,
Davisboro,

| conveyor,

4) it.
_||trans _ pfanter.
| Barnesville. _

Mar iotta- ;

Con- |

H. Adams, Madison,:

MACHINERY FOR SALE,



Three-eighty saw gins,
fan, double box press, steam
trampler, suction pipe and belt
seed auger, pulleys;
shafting, some belting, $2000.

George E> Ray, Dry Branch.
42 Model W. C. Allis-Chal-
mers Tractor, A-l cond. on

good rubber with cultivators
and mower. See. H. L. Adcock,
Monroe, Rt. 2.

Intl. Side Delivery Rake,
good cond., $175.00. Rex Jack-
son, Lovett.

2 M Farmall Tractors, 6 Dise
Tiller Plow (JD), 14 Disc Ii-tl.
Grain Drill, 8 ft. Lime Sone
er. Larry Gay, Portal.

Turner Peanut Picker; used
part on one season, good cond.,
with 60 ft. belt, $750.00; Pea-
nut Plow, attachments for mod-

[el A Farmall 1 dow Tratcors,

good cond., $20. No checks.
Marvin F. "Tillman, Glenwood,
Phone 3830.

New Lilliston Walking Cul-
tivator in perfect cond., $75.00;
2 Row Mule Drawn _ Cotton
Duster, $35.-Riley C. Couch,
Turin.

John Deere. 6 Disc Tillerf.
with seeder box attachment,
JD Smoothing Harrow, 5, 6, 7
dbl. sec. 1 mule drawn
ctte dams,

Large Orchard L Case Tract-
or, new tires and tubes, also
horse drawn mowing machine
and rake,. $85. FOB my place.

JH. Smith, Pe@Lrys. P= Oi Box
atin:

Complete set cultivators,
planters, and distributors for

Model H. John Deere Tractor,
used part of season. Sell Jess
regular cost. Glenn Hyman,
Norwood, Rt. 2. ,. :

Intl. 8 Dise Bush and Bog.,
disc ntaly new, for sale or
trade for 2'disc direct connect-
ed plow on rubber for Allis-
Chalmers C model. Want hy-

draulic lift also. A. By Med-
lock, Rt.-2; Box 504, Atlanta,
Ve. 3318. d

Heavy 1H Thornhill ea
almost new, $75.00. Hugh A.
Lewis, Sr., Culverton. Rio

3-70 saw Continental Lum-
mus air blast Gin; automatic
tramper,.One L-90 Allis Chalm-
ers motor for same. J. M. Brad-
ford, Atlanta, 418 Sinclair Ave.,.
N. E, WA 1436. ~

y. A. C. 2 row Case Tractor,
planters, cultivators, tiller, plow,
harrow, good rubber, good cond.,
used about 1 yr., $150.00. E. N.
OQuinn, Odum, Rt. 2, Box 176.

Allis Chalmers Tractor, lights, |
starter, good. rubber, 60 Com-
bine, 4 disc Athens tiller, all
good mechanical cond. See.
Dont write. Homer Dobbs,
Royston, Rt. 1.

W. . Allis Chalmers Tractor,
Athens 8 disc harrow, mowing
machine and post hole digger,
$1750.00. See at my home. S, T.
Porterfield, Danielsville, Rtas

Fairbanks Morse Gasoline En-
gine, No, 245133, 7 HP, 18 in.
Pulley, used for grist mill, pea
thrash, and other farm uses. Gus
J. Evans, Cochran, Rt. 3. ~

Large Heavy 3 Roller Mill
(used as horse or motor mill),
Small 3 Roller Mill; HP only,
Large Copper Pan, made about
250 gals. syrup. See. <A. L.
Linn, Forsyth, RFD 4. :

4 Steel Wheels for Farmall
Tractor M with extension rims,
for sale. See at my home. Lewis
Howard, Stephens.

Allis-Chalmers model B trac-
tor, good cond., rubber tires,
cultivator, Athens. disc plow
and 2 disc harrows,
Mrs. Alice Ray, Atlanta, Rt. 6,
Box 218. CH 7670.

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want to buy block for M
Farmall Tractor. State price.
Doyle Ballard, Moultrie, Rt. 6.

Want Copper Syrup Pan, 9
or 10 ft. State cond. and price.



Alex Barfield, Louisville.

eae

x + :
one

$1,400.00.

| ferred. John C. Crow. Gaines-



Want nscleealiy new Te Bie
Mower for John Deere B tract-
or. Mark T. Warren, _ Dewey |
Rose.

Want a a phase Elec. motor,

25-50 h. p., to run a feed mill. |:

Adivse. S. D. Barwick, Alban
tee
CORRECTION: Want Je 53

4 box Heavy Duty Side Del es

Rake in good cond. Advis
J. W. Ford, Doles. Box
(The above notice was erron-
eously listed in FOR. SALE
Col. in July 2nd_ oc of re
letin.3

_Want a good Bulldozer. Ad-
vise. Hoyt Stone, Marietta, Rt.
2. ie ee :



PLANTS FOR SALE





3 _ Large strong Marglobe ata
New Stone Tomato Plants, 50c
C; 500, $1.05; $2.00 M. PP Or-
ders filled promptly. Exe. for
print sacks. Mrs. Lillie Light- |
sey, Baxley. Rt.3:

~ Good strong Marglobe and
New_Stone Tomato Plants, 50c

C;-500, $1.10; $2.00 M. PP. Moss
packed. Orders filled same -day
received. Buford 1 Lightsey, BEus
ley, Rt. 3.

Marglobe and New Stone To-
mato Plants, 50c C; 500, $1.15;
$2.00 M. Moss packed and PP.
Orders filled same day receiv-

od. Leroy Lightsey, Baxley, Rt. |

Nice fresh Ballnnors Tomato
Plants, $1.50 M. Del. Moss
packed. G. L. Steedley, Baxley. | #

Gov't insp. and treated P.R.

Pink and Red Skin Plants, 75c | 2.

M. Del. Ready for quick ship-
ment. Can fill large orders. W.
R. Lightsey, Screven.

- Bell, Hot; Pimiento Peppers,
Parsley, Cauliflower, Marglobe
Tomato, Sage plants, 35c doz;'
Wakefield Cabbage; russells
Sprouts, Collards, Falf Toma-
toes and Bermuda Onion buibs,
5e-C.--\Mrs. H. Vv. Franklin,
Register.

Chas. W. and Ditch Cabbage,
Marglobe, Stone Tomato, Ga.
and Heading Collard Plants,
35c C; 300; 90c; $2.00 M. Del;

5,000, $9. 00; P. R. Potato, 25 R

C. Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt.
2, Box 143. =

Hot Pepper Plants. 25 oe
Butterbeans, 50c lb. Add post-
age. Mrs. J. E. Sorrells, BOYS;
ton. ("@

_ Tomato, Cabbage and Collard
Plants, shippel at once,
$1.85 M; $1.50 M. Exp. col. PR
Potato, $1.00 M. del.; 75 M.
Exp. col. MO preferred. Lester

Roper, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Bremmer and Lincoln Toma-
to Plants, 50c doz; Hot Chili
end Sweet Bell Pepper, 35c
doz; Hastings Cabbage Collard,
Late Flat Dutch Cabbage Plants,
50, 35c; Purple Globe Turnip
Seed, 30c cup. Fred) Thomas,
Crandall, Rt. 1.

Wakefield,, Dutch Cabbage,
Stone, Baltimore, Marglobe To-
mato "Plants, 500, $1. 25; $2.20
M; 3.M, $5.90; Ga. and Cab-
bage Collards, 500, $1.00; $1.95
M. Del. Lea Garrett, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

C. W. and Dutch Cabbage-t:

Marglobe, Stone, Baltimore To-
mato Plants, 300, $1.00; 500,
$1.30; $2.25 M; 5 M., $11.00; Ga.
and Heading Collards, 500,
$1.25; $2.00 M. . Full count.
Prompt shipment. Del. A. C..
Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Marglobe Tomato, Chas.
Wakefield Cabbage, Old Fash-

1on Ga. Collard Plants, ready,
shipped promptly, 500, $1.00;
$1.75 M. prepaid; 5000, $7. 50:

10,000, $14.50 Exp. col. MO pre-

ville, Rt. 1.
C. W. Cabbage, Marglobe To-
matoes, Ga. Collard Plants,

shipped promptly, 500, $1.00:
$1.65 M; Exp. col. $1.50 M, MO
preferred. Major. Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt Li

300, 75c; |-












































































































C; 500, $1.00; $1.7!
. Davis, Milledg
et =

143,| $1-75

Margiabe, 4
Tomatoes,
Cabbage Plants,
$2.20 M; Ga. and
lards, 500, $1.00;

. aye
poate Rt. cd

Certified Marglo!
and Blue Ga. Coll:
30c C; $2.50 M., :
| horn, Flowery Branc

Certified Marglob 3
and Blue Ga. Coll,

Flowery Branch, R

500, $1.00: $1.1
$1.60 col.; >
Ci 300,

St. Augustine
$1.50 bu. FOB..
Alia: 28 oe ;

Marglobe Tomato
$1.10; -$2.00. 2M... Pr
ment. Ww.

Branch, Rt. oe

Red Skin PR
Marglobe _Tomat
M. Del. 5 :
Boe Rt.

insp. treated, runnin
Bunch Potatoes, $3.5
globe and -

Plants, Bo: M. Del.
Arabi, Rt eee

globe tomato, Ga
Collard, Cabbage N
Stem collard.
plants, $3.00

$1.00. Del. -

Bessie Bageet

1. %

ecdiebs :
young, healthy~
50c::C;
Mrs:

Marglobe touch
lard Plants500, $1.
Del. No chks. Egbi
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

SEEDS FOR

Cabbage Collard
Tb; Mrs, 7Ja: Bs Tillr
wood, | Rt Le

Ga. Collard,
Globe Turnip Seed,
14 Ib. 50c; 90c Ib. A
Mattie Duran, Ci

Large _ Multip
Onions, $1. gal. Ad
H. B. Bishop, Ros
~200 Blue Ridge
Climbing .200 Col
seed with instructions
in stamps. W. C.

New crop White
sound and dr

New Stone and Scarlet Dawn Ska

Tomato Plants, extra nice, for |'

sale. D. F, Cole Atianta,
Lee: S6 RA SIeW, Se
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: S Service. Booking Fall pigs i ; eee eS
ive, Rt 3: form him and best bloodline| 9 NZW Flemish Giant mixed ~~
Want some Old Rac Red |- : ~ eee ., |sows. <Ship anywhere. Frank|Rabbits, 6 wks old, $1.15 eay
: Brews Top Sorghum Seed, better) Reg. Berkshire Pigs from lit- |}, Redwine, Jr., Palmetto. |$2. pr. Euwl Reece, Ellijay, Rt,
_for late crop, 30c}known as_ African, the large |ter of 15, sired by son of Bo- - : A
.| Black Heads C. B. Milner, Shi- | rens Epoch, -out of -Burch| 87 OIC Pigs, from prize win- i :
: dona = wood Trueworth Catherine,|ning sows, reg. in buyer's} Must sell most of my fine
| : : ready to ship. July 28 at 2|name, $25. ea. Fur. unrelated Beene sae ere } a
; : CA! : . mos. old, $25. ea. on orders re;|pairs. Ship anywhere. Satis.|stock' at a bargain. Free list.
Halt Run ull Oi CATTLE FOR SALE. |ceived before July 28. S. Y. Guar. W. H. .Nix, Alpharetta.|Rev. L. O. Peck, Columbus,
a 1.10. ie 5 Sy Sosbee, Demorest, Rt. 1. 3 mos, old S.- P. C. pigs, ee oe
Reg. Herefords, Domino nd Reg. Hereford Pigs, 7 wks.|Gates and Stevenson breeding,| NZW Rabbits, from ped.

g ee Garten

Country Butter, ice
. plus postage. Mail
Coffee - Bucket.

u. Good White
Mrs.. Dora Car-



re 40 gals good Ga. Cane Sep.

g | 92:00 gal. at farm. Mrs: E. M.
->|Fowler, Stucky.
: | PRES:

Seed. Mrs. Ida Grimes, -Nash-

Mischief breeding Top cattle.

ielsville. Rt. 2.

about -1250 lbs.,
or trade for one- of equal val-
le with no bad habits. W. J.
McDaniel,

-| Bull, Sire Riegeldale Maijestys
Peer;
counts Amelia, 12308, line: bred
to His Majesty_ of Bourndale:

FRESE

FOR SALE.



1946 crop, put up inl gal. cans,





Hereford Male,
5 yrs. old, $200.

Reg. Poll

Zebulon.

Reg. Guernsey 6 mos. old

Dam; Riegeldale Vis-

also sell | a few choice heifers.

PAGE THREE





HOGS FOR SALE



Cream oor. Jersey _ Mileh

Cay, gave 3 gals. milk, 1 Ib.
butter daily with Ist. calf.
Mrs. F. C. Minter, Concord.

Young Jersey Cow, easy to
milk, and Calf, 5 wks. old, very |

HOGS FOR SALE

old, $20. ea. H. G. Vandiviere,

old and several reg. Yorkshire |

De. 3996 night.

20 fine pigs, 6 wks or older,
crossbreed of thoroughbred
White Face Hereford, SPC and
RedJersey, $13. ea; $250. for
lot; 3 Shoats, 6 mos. old, 509.
a; 2 Shoats, 9 mos. old, $27.
ea. D. F. Helton, Locust Grove,
Rt. 2. 1 Mi. off Hwy. 42 from
Jenkinsburg. : :

OIC Male Pigs,
from prize winning sow, reg in
buyers name. J. E. McJenkin,

718 wks old,

Purebre& Duroc Hogs reg.
in buyers ame, - life treated,
Cherry, Red Medium type, $20.
ea. Shipped. Henry H. Smith,
Alma.

Purebred SPC Pigs, 50 Ibs.

and Griffith Good E. Nuff for

Dbl. treated for cholera, $20.

old, in good breeding cond.,
Wt. 300 lbs. $75.00 with pa-
pers, or exc. for 12 pigs, _8 wks.
old. Cannot ship. T. L. Surles,
Cuthbert, Rt. 3, Box 202.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



LEZ,

Ga. raised-Black Horse, about
1100 lbs, will ride and work
to anything, very gentle, 6 yrs!
old. Cheap for cash. See B. A.



ON eee ee
RABBITS AND CAVIES



"FOR SALE S
ad x Z



Giant Chinchilla, 2 Bucks;

18 mos. old, and 6 mos. Doe
with 6 young, $25.00. for lot,
All pure stock. Walter Reeves,
Ellenwood, Rt. 1.

lijay, Rt. 2.

stock; 7 mos. old Buck, $3. ae

10 ea. cows, calves, bulls ,and | Canton. ea. Reg; also 5 gilts, bred to|NZ Wooly Buck, 4 mos. old,
err, ae ub: ning, elles ready now for sale. Yorkshire Pi 8-12 wks, |2, 502 of-Grandview Supreme | $1.50; 3 mos. Buck, $1.25 bas
'|Fdrm located on Hudson River| ,0 Yorkshire Pigs, 8-12 wks.|(in6 $4400.00 boar). $100. ea./10 wks. $3.50 = Exp. col, -
at mouth Blacks Creek, 9 mi. Reg. L. M. Isler, Morgan. Mrs. Otis Mashburn, mming,
Commerce, 22 Athens, 12 Dan- Boars ready for service. Cre ct a a Ried:
pics eS ee nent ee rill P. Wilson, Atlanta, 151} Duroc male, Sanders Su- s
Helsville. W. C.. Denny, Dan- Harris St. Phone Wa. 1914 day, preme No. 261647. Age 19 mos.| 8 mos. old Flemish Giant

Doe with 3 young 2 mos. old,-

! bu. Add postage.| 2 yr. Branched Apple Trees, gentle, $90.00; Also P. C. Boar,|ea., $25. ea. reg in buyer's 4 NZR Rabbits, -B mos. oid a
nonv. Mrs. A. G. Cheek, budded with 5 dif. kinds, early 8 mos. old, $35.00. Peter J. name; purebred SPC Sow, 500,|1 509 ca: 250 pr: 7 NZR 13
Gee ca puctes ee #50 Haden, East Point, 954 Ben Hill) tbs, $100. Earl Lanier, Sum-| <j. old, $1.25 ea; $2. pr; $17,
a merden species. Half|supply. N- Rosene, Lawrence- Rd. Ca. 3046. \ % | mit, 9 mi, North Metter. for lot. FOB. J. W. McDonald,
Garden Bean 1947 aS Rts 2 Nice Holstein Male, 114 yrs. Reg. Hensftord Hogs, few Cordle, Rt. 3. :
5e teacup. Miss cat Z old, gentle, from best blood) males, sows, shoats and sev-| NWZR Rex Buck, fine produ-
Ball Ground, Rt. 1. MISCELLANEOUS pe eee ey TON ee eral litters of pigs, different) .e, Jean Parker Strain, filly
Multiply Oni ns | WANTED ae Boal open aan ages, best bloodlines. Special ped, $10. Exp. col. ion Peck,

ee als, $820, ce : y Several good fresh milch cows | prices. COD shipments. J. Cor- Columbus, Box 1143.

oaey a = for sale. L. P: Singleton, Fort}/rie Sanders, Bowersville, Rt. 1. ewe ee Ghee
(eee NON IED eX eas Reg, OIC Boay Silver Kin, mixed Rabbits, 6 wks old, $118

Want Green Glazed Collard oO amas. ld; 450. Ibs. tor sale; | aa--$o: pr. dames Parist,< iy

from Giant NZR Buck for $3.- _ -~

50; NZ-Red Buck, 1 yr. old,
$2 00: -Also . White Cabbage
Collard Seed, 10c oz; 50c Jb.
Mrs. Willie Smith, Rolston.

White Flemish Giants: 8 mos,
old, 12 lb. buck, $5.00; Juniors,
$7. pr. $8. trio. Purebred. Write
for more .information. C. W.
Taylor, HERDY, 609 Or
St. :

Young NZW Bucks,

$2. ea,

y. ae $2.00 eu E./ Black Jersey. Cow, 10 -yrs.| Atlanta, 707 Spe st N. WwW: poe Exc. for does. S. B: Howe, At-
ae Rt. 1. fold, freshen in Fall, gentle, | At. 5060. Wheeler, Kite. lanta, 1060 Euclid Ave. N. E,

B : oe De Also Si ie Duroc Pigs, 2% mos. old Nice 3% yr. old Ga. raised{< Prig Giant Chinchillas, born
feath orcow and a on't | fleshy type, reg. treated, and/ Filly Colt. See and make offer.| Jan, 1946, ped. papers, $25.00;
EI. Mess, oe ost eee Ws Ke Oo es Mill- crated, $25. Ernest P. Carter, | Mrs. Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt.| Virgin Does, 8 mos. old, no pa~
155. -wood, Rt. 1 : Baxley. 2, Ch. 1777. pers, $9. ea; Bucks; 3% mos.

sey Bull Calves, sired by the
ID! sreat: - young . bull,
2 piscons: Ivy Sir, $50. and $75.

| typeHerefords, good cows with
calf at side and rebred to top

Several 6 mos. old reg. Jer-
. Sparkling

. B. Braswell, Athens.

~ Batine * herd of ree:<< horn

\ July clearance, eccepbonally
finey purebred, Reg. Durocs:
Senior and Junior Herd boars,

17 and 9 mos. old, 2 bred sows

(4th litters), 15 boar. and few
gilt 3 mos. old pigs. Write.
Robt. W. Wilsn, McBean, %
Wilson Acres. :

Mule and 1H Wagon, $125.00.

. L. Nolan; College Park, Rt.
1. Near, Welconieall Church on
Scarborough Ra. Ca. 4845.

2 Saddle. Horses (Tenn.
Walking ), one young Perche-
ron. Stallion, one Horse Colt,
also Hampshire Ewes, ready

old, $2.50 ea; 7 mos. old, $4. eay
BSH Holsombeck, Ea st Point,
302 S. Harris St.

Rabbits, white, plack, gray,
10 wks old, $1. ea; Belgium
Hares, 1 yr. old, $4. pr. . S,
Winn, Chamblee, Dunwoody
Rd.

Pee:

aa Oats, 8 25 bu. reg. bulls, open and bred~ hei-

. M. Bobo, Hartwell.

eae eed labied
25 lbs., 70c Ib; 1

5 a about. a lbs., 450
Will. not ship. 3 mi. "No.
Sa WW. simmons,

ae Root, Sassa-
Dock, Yellow Root,

Bull, 20 mos. old, $75.00; 4 gal.

freshen 3rd. calf in Sept., $125.

_|offer. Hugh A. Lewis, Sr;

fers, - 12- 14 mos. old bulls. Herd
carries about 75 per ct. Wyom-

ing Hereford Ranch Blood, |
Perey. A. Price,

Albany.

White Face Butt Headed

Guernsey Jersey cross Cow,

Also pr. Ga. raised Black Mare
Mules, 4 and 9 yrs: old, make
Ce
verton, Riel: Es

Milking Cow with Ist. calf,
$80.00; Also good Mule, 8 yrs.

old, $125.00. Mrs. Mae Turner,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Polled Hereford Heifers ana

Tite
Hampshire. Shoats for sale.
Mrs. J. E. Tate, Middleton.

Duroc Boar, 8: mos. old, fom
Grand Champ. bloodline, med.
blocky type, 250lbs., reg. buy-
ers name, $100.00, at my home
4 mi. N. Butler, on Hwy. 3. J. I.

Mathews, Butler,

One litter blocky type SPC
Pigs, farrowed Apr. 5 exc.
bloodlones, reg. in buyer's name,
treated, crated, $25.00. ea. MO
only. Billie Sanders, Vienna.

Blocky type SPC Gilt, farrow-
ed Jan. 22, from good bloodlines,
reg. in puyers name, treated,
crated, $25.00. No checks, Ralph
Sanders, Vienna.

for breeding, for sale. G. |E.

Goolsby, Royston, Care Beaver-'

dam Farms.

~ 11-yr. old Sorrell Mare Mule,
1000 lbs., work anywhere, full
of pep, $125: W. A. Lamb, At-
lanta, Rt. 9, Box 463. Spring
side Drive.

Good
and 3 yr. old Horse Colt. (sad-
dle type), cheap. FOB. My
farm:* J.=W. Smith, Fort Val-
dey, cRts1.*

Black Mare Mule, 1000 lbs.,
12 yrs. old, work anywhere,
good cond., Also_1H Wagon, at
my home. Clyde Pettigrew,
Nemnan, Roscoe Rd., Rt. 2.

smooth mouth mule, |:

3 full stock: white does, bred,
$4. ea; White nd Blue Spotted
Buck Rabbit, $3.00; $14. for
lot. -Bobby Brown, Cartecay.

SHEEP AND GOATS
- FOR SALE

Milk Goat, 3 kids, fresh in,
1 gal. daily, $75. Hutt Owens,
Barnesville, Washington Park,

2 Reg. Tog. Does,
with 2nd. and Ist. kidding |
$50. or $35. ea. Purebred but ~
not reg. Nubian Doe, 2nd. kid-
ding, $20: W. W. Brooks,



-Greensboro.\

00.| Bull Calves, . Prince Domino| 2 fat male pigs, P. G. crossed + peak ;
oy bloodlines, double standard, | with Guinea, 7 mos. old, $55.00, ae mouth Mare mule,), Reg. ae ae noe aade :
veg. Booking orders for fali| or $30.00 ea. Paul Cams, Doug. | Vt. 800 Ibs. in good shape, |June, milking % Sawant
lasville, Rt. 4, pert, $50. P. C. Reid, Mt. Zion.|decendant of Famous Crystal

le and Ee Root

delivery: Hee Tes Newton, Madi-

Strand. See or write. James A,

$1.25: Red and 5. \ TP.C. Pigs, 10 wks, old, $10. ee Horse Mule, 1000 IPS.,| Purcell, Clarkesville, Rt. 2.
Verhearing Raspberries, ee old, purebred Guernsey eee . Chambless, Luth- ee Gow. 10 gre cl ia. fresher, |Phone 58R2.
Oai. Grindle, Dah- ee ae Sie Septs 1%) in Oct., $90.00; $200.00 for both} 12 nice fat Ewe lambs, 8
AC a ie Clark Macedonia 3 thorgughbred SPC Males, | at my place. 3 mi. W. Lawrence.|mos. old, $5. ea. at my barn,
s OD arkesville. dbl. treated, $22.00 ea.; also Samuel A. Talley, Lawrence-|also nice young Southdown
rend: Sage $1. 50 Ib: | Large cow, fresh with and. oe pe Blue, Lupine Seed, ville, Rt. 3. Ram for sale. W. Y. Harper,
lots, $1.40 Ib. Del. Cash [Cal heavy milRer, $125. .at| te B EAC Cele ae nr Bx CORRECTION: Wee ee
Aldora Keith oes Rt. }oaa: 8. E. Jones, Fairburn, 3437 : Reg. Tenn. Walking Stallion, 9 goats, 3 giving milk,
Ht, <2. o 4 # -$500.00; Reg. 5 yr. old Mare ae ailive thers 6 mos,
Heifers and - Springers for | Big Bone Guinea P. . cross with 2 mos. old Filly Colt and old d 2 Billies $60 Cannot
year's Sage, $1.00 Ib; Ree Peas Poboats, 0-40" ths, $1250. ea.) bred.back to stallion, $750.00, H [oe one Rise Pages
he Multiplyifg Onion | Sale. Thomas Brewer, pEpESD: ship. Julius J. Adams, Pavo,
LP Gel ville. also 2 cans Lard, $15. 00 ea. can. Clayten Garrett, Box 56, Gaines- Rt. 1
We Ban ae oes <LFOB. Mrs. Gertrude Howell, | ville. se ;
cDaris, Canton - Reg. Ghontion Bull, 19 mos. | Mitchell, Rt. 1. for) SI ine eas mare| . Reg. Rams: 4 are 6 mos.
; : : ee ee K. _ Malcom, Purebred OIC. Hogs, entitled work anywhere, 1000 ibe not ES EOS a = ue ooo,
Sard, R. 35, a : to reg. 450 Ib. Boar, $125.00; 2/4 blemish on her. . Reasonable. | 220t e oe lb & : aoe
Cc ae a Reg. Guernsey male, 7 mos. | S0WSs, bred, 350 lbs., $85.00 a.; 2% mi. Stonewall. Charles C. eae ae a Coro ac
see um, Alpha- | oq, Sire, Riegeldale Eulalies | / Pigs, 10 wks. old, $15.00 ea. B. Norton, College Park, Rt. 1, Sees

eae White Nest

Dam, Margarite of Evergreen

H. Dillard, Decatur, 166 Carter

Bay Mare Mule, 950 Ibs., 12

2 young thoroughbred Goats,~

a Acres: Paternal ~~ grandsire, Rd. De. 5844. of t and good goat milk for saje.

see a, ee also 1| Quail Roost Maxim King; Pat.) Reg.. Duroc Male, about 2 ee ee le, works anywhere, M. S. McCurry, Atlanta, 358
Dae Add 2 stage Grand-dam Bournedale Eulalia, yrs. old, best of breeding, $50.| and cotton seed. 6 mi, SW Ram-|GlenWood Ave. S. E.

Weeks, Dial oy a. H. W. Thurmond, Farmington,|with reg. papers. Wm. R. hurst. Carter, Ri Manley, Cari Southdown Ramis. aweerlin

Rip ae i Swann, Newto ~ | ters, Rt. 1. = f age : Sey

us oS $35.00; 2 yr. old, $50. Pure but

Red Jersey Milch Cow, 4 yrs.|_ 2 thoroughbred 6 mos. old,! ~ Mule. small male, good shape, | not reg. Crated and shipped if





old, 3% gals. daily, for sale. B,
Th





Bowdon, , Rt. 1

| Dial, Woodstock, RFD il



OIC blocky Gilts, $40. ea. W. A.



about 12 yrs. old, tor sale: H. L.

_ | Wilson, Stone Mountain, Rt. 2.

desired. K. D. Sanders, Eaton-



ton.





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tural Company. (Engaged im plant-

Directors
ing and storage of cane in Cuba). :

i wood. One Wester

Earl D. Babst _ Union A see m









The American Sugar Refining Joseph F. Abbott ee
CompanyManagement Officers: Francis H. Brownell, Director, Chase
(). Earl D. Babst, Chairman of National Bank, New Vor =
_ Board. \ Newcomb Carlton, Western ~ Union
| (D) Joseph. Abbott, President Telegraph, New York. ae
= (D). Ralph-S. Stubbs, Vice-Presi- oS ames E, Gowen, President, Girard |-, oe will ae among |
dank ae Tat Company, Philadelphia, Pa. labor for food on one hand
: Wd ward A. Weber. Vice-Presi- John L. Hall, Choate, Hall and Stewart, _ | corporate interests, who own an
Ape : : _ Boston, Mass. - a trol all the food production
as non Vite Peed Samuel McRoberts, Director, Manu-
ee Se a _ facturers Trust Company, Sor contest, I do not kno
Edward A. Weber, Vive- Pe ste Worle - : es eae know ou that: is,
me - dent. Theodore G. Montague, President and
= Carl FF, Hutlinger, Vice-Presi- Director of the Borden Company,
= dent. New. York.

Joseph W. Mooney, Wide Pees:

ident.
eH OB, oe

dent and General Counsel. -



Henry Edgcumbe, -
G. Vincent Pach,

Treasurer
Jerome G. Stock, Comptroller.

Vice-Presi-

Secretary



- Ralph

James. L. Pieherde Gian of the
Board, Boston Consolidated Gas:
Company; Director, Merchants Na-
tional Bank, Boston, Mass.
Wee: President :
Franklin Sugar Refining Company,
New York

S. Stubbs,







LIVESTOCK eee

Want 2 or 3 Grade White;
Face or Angus (not less than
-mos: -15 mos. old, also want 2
Jambs. W. - W. Peek, Cedar-
town. ee

Want Polled White Face
Hereford Bull: Calf, 3-6 mos.
old, full blood but not neces-
sarily reg. State shipping/price
and price at barn. S. P. My-
rick, Haddock. ee
~ Want good milk goat, fresh
in reasonable. Will swap Red,
Jersey Heifer for same. oJ. R.
Harvey, Pelham.

Want. to bupu truckload fe-



: male for own farm (not. for

= resale). Quote price del. by
truck. H. H. Turner, Orchard
~All. _ : eae?





POULTRY FOR SALE



- BANTAMS:

2 Cornish Bantam Concrete:
$2.50 ea. Exc. for 3 prs. mated
Homer Pigeons. H. G. Shear-
ouse, Sandersville.



ft Bantams: Trio Black Cochin,

$5.00; Trio Rhode Island Reds,

$6. 00; Trio Millie Fluers, $10.00.
-C.-B. Bolton, Jr., Tucker.

100- Common-. Bantams,- 25
Frizle Bantams, 30 White Silk-



Reasonable price.
Norcross, Box 125.

12 Small type mixed Game
Bantams, 3 mos. old, about 1
Ib., 40c ea.; hens, 1 yr. old and
1 Rooster, same type, $6. 00. But-
ler Smith, Roy.

3 prs. Sebright Bantams, $2.-
50 pr.; pr. each colored Mus-
covey, Fawn, Runner, Muscovey
Runner cross, $2,50- pr.; .$6.00
Jot; 22 Fawn and White Run-

J. L. Berry,



hers, 2 mos. old, $1.00 ea. H. M. |.

Adams, Douglasville.
Several purebred Buff Cochin

Bantam Roosters, Apr. hatch,
$1.50 ea. > Mrs. J. N. Turner,
Rupert.

12 Bantam Hens and 2 Roost-
ers, 50c ea.; Also 7 Halg Grown
Bantam Pullets and 2 Roosters,
35c ea. Mrs. Gladys Rodgers,
Conyers, Rt. 1. _

. BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

10 B. R. Hens, 1 yr. old, all
laying, $15.00; also 25 B. R. Fry-
ers, Pullets and Roosters, $32.00.
Will ship. I. V. Hemphill, Sum-
Merville, Rt. 2.

2 Choice Matings White Rocks,
cock and 10 hens in each pen,
stock from best trapnest record

ocks, $25.00 a pen. Walter A.

Time

CORNISH, GAMES |

des, Ringneck and White Doves.|

-|RHODE ISLAND, AND

POULTRY FOR SALE

AND GIANTS: ae

100 Dark Cornish, heavy type,
Half Roosters, half pullets, 2
Ibs. $1.00 ea. Will ship FOB.
Larry Gay, Portal.

Crossed Pit Games, 11 wks.
old, Roosters, $3.00; Pullets, $2.-
00. . Billy Turner, Union Point.

5 Dark Cornish Indian Hens
and Cock, same kind but dif.
strain, long yellow legged type,
$2.00 ea. No checks. Glen Holt-
on; Soperton. Z

Pit Game Stags. and Pullets,
1947 spring -hatch. Price on
request. J. Robert Westmore-
land, Rt. 3, Box 92, one

MINORCAS:

Large type Black Minorca
Pullets, 8-10 wks. old, 85c ea;
1 Cockerel, same age, free with
10 or more pullets. Shipped by |2
exp SD: McDonald, Meee
ville...

MISCELLANEOUS |
CHICKENS: -

15 pullets, 7 roosters, Buff Orn
30 pullets, 6 roosters, Light
Brahmas, 75c ea; 12 pullets, 7
rooosters, Cornish; 15 pullets,
5 roosters, Hambergs, 50c ea.
All 8 wks. old. Thos. J. Bras=
well, Cairo, we dst Aye., S.W.

ORPINGTONS:

-

ton Roosters, 4 lbs. ea., $1.50
ea, Mrs. Marie Holland, Dal-
ton; Rte22 -

PEACOCKS, PIGEONS,
PHEASANTS, ETC:
_ Pair Ring-Necks, 1 yr. old,
$7.50; Blue Mutant or Ring
Neck, 8 wks old, $1.00 ea. lots
6 or more; Bantam Speckled
Rooster, 2 hens, $2.50; Red
Rooster, 5 hens, $5. 00; 15 chicks,
$3.00. Mrs. Mabel C. DunNett,
Sandy Springs.

White King Pigeons,
pr; Russian Trumpeters and
White Fan Tails, $6.00 pr. Mrs.

Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2,

Box 564.

POLISH: :
3 hens and rooster, White

Breasted Black Polish. Hens
laying, $10.00. Chas. Lloyd, At-
Janta, 5188 Roswell Rd., CH.-
9962. Z

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE,

OTHER REDS):

150 Nichols strain N. H. Pul-
lets, Feb. hatch, $1.50 ea. Will
not ship. Mrs. Mae Griner, Way-
cross, 1301 Colquit St. Rt. 1.

Rhode Island Red Pullets,
early hatched, dark strain,
$2.00 ea. Cocks and Cockerels,
$3.00. ea. Mrs. Don Donaldson,



oO
ee Demorest,

TURKEYS, GUINEAS,

RE -L.

at 4 wks. old;

4 fine Yellow Buff Cee

$2.50 | -

POULTRY FOR SALE

;

4d yr. old Hens, laying about
56 per cent, $1. 15 -ea. Will not:
ships;C.-C- Richardson, Atlan-
ta, 708 Grant St., Ss. & Phone
JA. 5306-W.

22, N. H. Red Pullen, near 5|
mos. old, good and healthy, lot
for $40. 00. FOB. P. E. Bras-
well, Cairo, 200 6th Ave., S. E.

DUCKS, GEESE, ETC.:
Muscovy Ducks or Drakes,
| Pekin and Mallard Drakes,
$1.00 ea; Also. grown - mixed
Bantams, good layers, 75e ea.
Trade for other poultry, rabbits,
or cavies. Billy Durden, Odum, |,

od Broad Breasted roe
Turkey Toms, 2 two yr. old and
2 one yr. old, $9:00 ea. 8 mi. So.
College Park, just off Hwy.
Mrs. Jewel Fryer,

Rt ae :

BB: Bronze Teelenge. $1. 10
6 wks. old, $1.35.
Write for special prices on lots.
100 or more. G. USS:
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Healthy strain pond raised
domesticated Mallard Ducks,
$6.00 pr. M. L. King, Pavo.



pL WANTED

BABY CHICKS:

Want to raise baby chickens
on. halves. Party furnish chick-
ens and feed. Ann Stansel,
Gainesville. = t
CORNISH:

Want-2 Cornish Tadten Game
pullets and 1 cockerel. Advise.
Alonzo Goolsby, Roopville, Rt.

BS

PEACOCKS, PIGEONS,
QUAIL, DOVES, PHEAS-
ANTS WANTED: ;
Want few pair, Ist class pure-
bred squabbing Homers, Reg-'
ular or Giants, Whites, Reds or
Silver; no Dark Blues or Blacks.
Mated. pairs. State price. J. H.
Barr, Lumpkin.

Want by the pair, quail, fan-
tail pigeons, pheasants, pea-
cocks, rabbits, cavies. Write
what you have and state price.
Jack Caldwell, Riceboro.



FARM HELP WANTED



ae

Want-settle white woman to
look after garden and chickens
and other light farm. chores.
Modern home, elec. appliances
and water, 2 in family. Reason-
able salary, room and_ board.
References. Mrs.

of ah

30 N. H. Red and-12 W. R.

Huverdale, 3

: -ison. ;

| Augusta.

cow

An- satis. basis,

FARM HELP WANTED

Blacksmith Shop, 5 -mi,
Cumming, one of best locations |
in Forsyth Co. If really

Cumming.

Want settled aa "refined
transportation. Send ref.

on farm. Salary $60. mth,

ene.

Want ~nice- white woman iG

brook, Morganton.

cap. chicken.
house. J. M. Day, Alpharetta,
Rt. Als

Want reliable and ~
tractor opeartor, 26-35 yrs. old,

reliable and want _ permanent
position. W. AL _ Adams,

Want reliable ae ee ae 2
mules and some equipment for |
desirable 150-200 ue 11 mi.

Nice 5R*
ete, 3 pastures, elec. water,
other conveniences. Mule, horse,
plows, furnished. Available Aug.
Ist.

run small dairy, milk by hand.
Room and board, $60.00 mth. No
drunks wanted. c. C, Clark,

Stockbridge. 2 :
Want exp. dairyman with |
sufficient help to care for 60

dairy. Elec. milkers.
Wholesale milk. John Thomp-
son, Decatur, 737 Sycamore St.
De. 8632. pins

Want white unencumbered
woman, clean, pleasant and in-
telligent, to do light farm chores.
Mrs. F. Rothstein, Atlanta,
Somos St., S. MS Ra. 9322. :

POSITIONS WANTED



Want. on shares





Decatur, Call DE, 2405. |

ator Blue ae }

Want exp. reliable man tort:
W..

white woman for light ee

live: in home with -widow and |!
small child and help with kght |
farm chores: Mrs. Louise Hol- ;

1S
Ae ae

with small family. Large Here- oft
ford Farm. Dont apply unless. fos

Mad- b
\f

house, barn, |.

Widow with 2 boys wants |
job on poultry farm, or other}

Beles

farm chores. Mrs. Kathryn }
Williams, > Donaldsonville,
1.




































































Man and -
girl 2 yrs
liable party

in-.|.
terested write O. P: Bennett, ch

and | A
write. ae: AG Goodson, Boston.

Want. small family, white or |:
colored at once to gather crop |
-of okra. Pay wages. and furn-
ish house. E. F. Clanton, Fair- :
burn, Rt. ale

Want woman_to help with smi
{ chickens, 4 M

See. Albert D. Hemstrtet, oor
| Augusta.

Want young swigle man to},

tractor and t
Pressley, ze

ORS house,
route. Wi
Mrs. Pea
2: Care H. x

rent, on es far
or halves. Exp