Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1947 December 17

NUMBER 14






































Editorial By TOM LINDER

he chips are moving.

Lets look un-
ome of them. :

zing as it. seems, there is no reg-
of charges made by broadeast-

eipt of the following telegram:

Washington, D. C.
December 9, 1947
n. Tom Linder,
Ommissioner of Agriculture,

tlanta, Georgia.

C advises it neither regulates
nor controls time for presenta-
_ of sponsored commercial pro-

WALTER F. GEORGE.

wired the Federal Communications

amission asking for information, and

n receipt of the following telegram:

Washington, D. C.

= December 9, 1947

Tom Linder,

lommissioner of Agriculture,

\tlanta, Georgia.

Retel December eighth neither the

ommunications Act nor the Commiss-
on Rules contain any provisions which

: srescribe rates charged by stations and

etworks. Section three of Communi-

ions Act provides Broadcast Licens-

-are not common carriers. The de-

termination as to what rates to charge

is the responsibility of the individual

ensee and not this Commission.

T. J. SLOWIE, Secy.
Federal Communications
Commission.

rom the two foregoing telegrams,
elf-evident that the broadcasting
apanies are free to make whatever
des that suit them in selling time on
broadcasting systems.

+ is the same story of railroad rates
the old days when each road could
hake its own rates, and could pay re-
res and cutbacks to preferred custo-
S. ,

do not know whether the broadcast-
companies have preferr.1 custo-
S or give rebates. [I am not making
charges that such is the case. I
merely ealling attention to the Sen-
rs and Congressmen that this most
ital means of communication and prop-
nda is wide open.

Uthe very nature of things, it
mds to reason that with no law or
rulation to the contrary, broadcasting





companies will favor the customers
who are able to spend the most money
with them.

Under the Anti-Trust Law, the op-
erators of the broadcasting companies
would be subject to prosecution were it
shown that they were getting together
and fixing uniform rates.

We are in the ridiculous position of
having laws that prohibit them from
fixing uniform rates and at the same
time we do not have any law under

- which uniform rates are prescribed by

law.
In response to a telegram from me,
am in receipt of the following telegram

from the National Broadcasting Com-
pany. :

Chicago, Ill.
December 10, 1947
Tom Linder,

Commissioner of Agriculture,
Atlanta.

The National Broadcasting Comp-
anys facilities are available to all ac-
ceptable advertisers on the same basis
with respect to rates and discounts.
For your information neither Walter
Winchell nor Drew Pearson are sched-
uled on the NBC Network.

GEO. H. FREY,
Director of Network Sales,
Natl. Broadcasting Co.

This telegram from the National
Broadcasting Company indicates that
they do have discounts.

I am also in receipt of the following
telegram from the American Broad-
casting Company.

New York, N. Y.

December 8, 1947
Tom Linder,
Commissioner of Agriculture,

Atlanta.

Acknowledge your December 8 tel-
egram all commercial sale of radio
time is made in accordance with our -
standard rate card.

THOMAS VELOTTA,
EWS and SP EVTS Director
American Broadcasting Com-

) pany, NYC.

I am also in receipt of the following
telegram from Mutual Broadcasting
Company.

Chicago, IIL.

z December 10, 1947
Tom Linder,
Commissioner of Agriculture,

Atlanta.

Retel. Mutual Broadcasting System
sells its network facilities to all clients
on basis of standard rate card. If you
are interested in purchasing facilities
we will be more than pleased to send



you copy of our rate card and any
more detailed information: you care to
have.

ROBERT SWEZEY,

Vice-President.

I am also in. receipt of the following
letter from Columbia Broadeasting
System, Ince.:

New York, N. Y.
December 9, 1947
Dear Mr. Linder:

We have uniform rates to all custo-
mers for like service, and we do not
make different charges for different
customers.

Walter Winchell and Drew Pearson
are not on CBS.

People who make single broadcasts
of speeches are not charged for time.
We give them the time and facilities
for nothing. No news broadcaster or
analyst may appear in a sustaining or
commercial series on CBS unless he is
an employee of the Columbia Broad-

_ casting System. If the news broadcast
is sponsored, the rates for the news
broadcast are the same as if it were
not a news broadcast. During -the
height -of political campaigns, for in-
stance after the national conventions,
we do charge for the use of time on
the network because we cannot afford
to give away the-amount of time re-~
quired in such circumstances.

If this does not tell you what you
want to know, please let me know.

Sincerely, :

DAVIDSON TAYLOR.

You will note from Jetter of Colum-
bia Broadcasting System that, If the
news broadeast is sponsored, the r. es
for the news broadeast are the same as
if it were not a news broadcast.

I assume that this would also be true
of other broadcasting systems, although
I do not know.

Walter Winchell is sponsored by the
makers of Jergens Lotion. The Jer-
gens is an old family of Holland. They,
were the first makers of margarine.

J. Jergens and Anton Jergens were
the founders of the family fortune.
About 1920 they combined with the Van
den Berghs, and today this is part of
the great Unilever combine.

In Atlanta alone, there are four
broadcasting stations connected with
four principal broadcasting companies.

These four broadeasting stations to-
gether have approximately three hun-
dred 15 Spaces each 24 hours. The
great majority of these spaces carry,
national advertising matter. There
are comparatively few local sponsors.

If you will listen to these radio pro-

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PLANTS FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR SALE



Pure Blakemore Strawberry
Plants, true to name, Ist. yr.,
$1 C. PP. Prompt shipment. Mrs.
Ray Hemphill, Flowery Branch,
Rte:

Early Cabbage Plants, Wake-
field and Dutch, now ready, 500,
75c; $$1.25 M. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. A. B. Williams, Alma.

Chas. W. frostproof Cabbage,
and White Berumda Onion Pts,
300, $1; 500, $1.25; $2 M. PP. R.
Chanclor,. Pitts.

Acres latge strong Copenha-
gen and Chys. Wakefield Cab-
page and White Bermuda On-
jon plant, 500, $1; $1.50 M. Or-
ders filled daily. E. L. Fitz-
gerald, Irwinville.

- Thornless Boysenberry Plts,
1 yr. old, 90c doz; $6. C;.2 yr.
old, $1.50 doz. Now time to pl't.
Prompt del. Tom H. Graves,
Fayetteville.

Chas. and Copenhagen, frost-
proof Cabbage Plants, 500, $1.25;
$2. M; White Bermuda Onions,
$2.50 M. Del, Ovie Conner, Pitts,
ath iene

Cash and Early Jersey frost-
proof Cabbage Plants, Bermuda
Onion, 300, $1; $2.25 M. Prepaid.
Odis Conner, Pitts.

Copenhagen Market ~-Cabbage} age.
Plants, 35c C; 500, $1.50; $2 M. | Re. L

PP. Prompt shipment. Exc. for

50 print sacks, 100 lb. cap., free

of holes and mildew; 100 plants
for 1 sack, Mrs. Etta Durham,
Sale City.

Everbearing Strawberry Pts,
50 C. PP. Mrs. R, L. Living-
ston, Wadley.-

Bush Blackberry Plants, bears
Ist. yr., 50c eg; $5 doz; 12 will
supply average family. Fruit
July, Aug. and Sept. Jas. F.
Burdashaw, Augusta, 24 John-
son Bldg.

Strong Blakemore Strawy
plants: 75c C; 500, $3.50; Im-
proved, 65c C; $3, 500; $5 M.
Del. Mrs. Elizabeth Allison,

(a

Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Frostproof Chas. and Early
Jersey Wakefield Cabbage Pts,
full count, prompt shipment,
25ce C; $1.15, 500; $2 M; over 5,-
000, $1.75 M. Charles P. Gibbs,
_ Abbeville, Rt. 2.

Red Raspberry, bears 3 times
~-a year, 90c doz; Horseradish,

doe .aor, Hazelnut; . T5e-.-doz;
Plum, 25 ea. Add postage. Mar-
tha Eller, Ellijay, Rt..2.

Klondike Stawberry Plants,
young, well rooted, 50c C; Ppt
shipment. Add postage. Mrs
oe Waldrip, Flowery Branch,

Imp. Strawberry Plants, 65c
100; 500, $3; $5 M. Del. Prompt
shipment. Miss Ruth Waldrip,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.



|

|

:300, $1.00;



Klondike Strawberry Plants,
500, $2.50; $5 M; Dried Apples,
40c lb; Seed Beans, 40c large
cup. Mrs. J. H. Durand, Flowery
Branch. 3 >

Chas. W. and Early J. Cab-
bage Plants, White, Yellow Ber-
muda Onions, 30c C; 500, $1.15;
$2 M; 5M, $8.50; 10M, $15. Ppt
shipment. Full count. PP. W. F.
Rowe, Abbeville. ~- ye

Klondike Strawberry Plants,
500, $2.50; $4.50 M:; Lady Ty 500,
$2.75; Kudzu Crowns, rooted,
$12.50 M. No checks. C. D. Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Chas. W: Cabbage Plants, 500,
$1.25: $2 M. W. O. Waldrip,
Flowery Branch,:Rt. 1. :

Chas. W, Cabbage Plants, 500,
$1.25; $2. M: E. C. Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Klondike Strawberry Plants,
young, rooted, 50c C. Prompt
shipment. Add postage. Mrs.
Clyde Waldrip, Flowery Branch
Ree ds

Early Bearing Strawberry
Plants, 80e C; 300, $2.60; Ga.
Collard, 35c C; 360, 90c; Red
Speckle Crowder Peas, 30c- lb.;
Purple Glcbe Turnip, and Ga.
Collard Seed, 90c lb. Add post-
Mattie Duran, Cumming,

,

Certified Missionary Straw-
berry Plants, $1 C. PP. No
checks accepted. Tom Kittle,
Carrollton, Rt, 5.

Ga. Heading Collards, 25 C;
Bronze Scupper-
nong Cuttings, $1. doz; Sugar
Pear Sprouts; 35e ea; 5,
Mrs. Clyde Logan, Austell, Rt.
2.

Blakemore Strawberry Plants,
Zac C; $6.50 M. Prepaid. E. R.
Seay, Ellenwood, Rt. 2.

Wresh.. Chass. We-and =e AJ,
Cabbage, White Bermuda On-
jon, and Ga. Headin Collard
Plants, 50 C; 500 $1.50..PP.
Damp moss packed. Mrs. Lil-
lie Lightsey, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Fresh. green. Chas. W. and
E. J. Cabbage, Ga. Heading
Collard, and White Bermuda
Onion Plants, 50c C; Moss
Packed. .PP. Leroy Lightsey,
Baxley Rt. 3.

Frostproof Chas., Jersey and
Copenhagen Cabbage, Crystal
Wax and White Bermuda On-
ion Plants, 500, $1; $1.50 M.
Parcel post paid. Special prices
on jlarge lots; I. L. Stokes;
Fitzgerald.

*Fresh green E. J. and Chas.
W. Cabbage, White Bermuda
Onion, and Ga. Heading Col-
lard, 50c C; 500, $1.50,. Moss
packed. PP. Buford Lightsey,
Baxley, Rt. 3. : :

$1.,

Improved Blackberry Plants,
69.50: doz. ..O.) Li Clark; Hart-
well, Rt. 2. ae :

Frostproof Copenhagen Cab-
bage Onion, and Collard Plants
$150 M. W. W. Williams,
Quitman, .

Klondike and ~- Lady T.
Strawberry Plants, 50c C. Exc.
some for print sacks, 250
Plants for 4 sacks, 100 lb cap.

No checks. Mrs. R. V. Woody,
Dial. ey =

Nice, rooted, Sage plants,
20c ea; Blackhaw, $1.50 doz.
bunshes; Muscadine, Grape-
vine, Horehound, and Catnip,
20c ea. Mrs. Mas

: Turner,
Gainesville, Rt. 6. os ES
Fresh extra early Jersey and
Chas. W. Copenhagen Cabbage
and White Bermuda Onion
Plants, 500 $1; $1.50 M. Im-
mediate del. Satis. guar. F. F.
Stokes, Fitzgerald. x

Mastodon and~ Lady _ MT.
Strawberry Plants, $1 C; 300,
$2.80; Klondike, 50c C; Striped
Half. runner beans, 50c_ Ib.
All PP. Mrs. Ara Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. -

Chas. W. and Early Jersey
Cabbage, 30c C; 500, $1.25;
White and Yellow -Bermuda
Onion, 500, $1; -Sage Plants,
90e doz; Shade Dried Sage,
30c qt.. Del. Mrs. Leliar Phil-
lips. Royston, Rt. 1. a

Klondike Strawberry Plants
500, $1.75; $3.25 M. Mrs. Mell
Mashburn, Cumming, Rest:

Large rooted . Strawberry
Plants, 40c C; $3.50 M. Add
postage, Jay Hayes, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1. :

Open grown Chas. W.
Cabbage, 30c C; 500, $1; $1.75
M; Everbearing Strawberry,
70c -C: 300 $1.85; 500, $2.75;
$5 M: PP. Moses Davis. Mil-
ledgeville. Rt. 5, Box 126,

Early Bearing Klondike
Strawberry Plants, $1 C; PP.
del. Mrs. Gilbert Evans,
Gainesville, Rt. 5. \ :

Chas. W...Copenhagen, ex-
tra early Jersey Cabbage
Plants. fresh and _ frostproof,

and White Bermuda Onion,
$1.50 .W- $7, 5000. Del. PP or
Exp. Satis. guar. H. J; Puckett,
Fitzgerald :

Ga. and Heading Collard
Plants, 25 -C;. 555, $1; $1.50
M: Ist yr. pure Hastings pro-
lific Corn, $1950 pk.: $3.50 bu.
pp. J. H. Davis. Milledgeville,
RFD 5, Box 126/

Qld Time Tender Speckled
and Tender White Half Runner,
45c teacup; Red Multiplying
Onions for Fall and Winter
Planting. $1 gal. Miss Gennia
Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 15

Striped Half Runner Bean
Seed, guar. tender, 40c cup: 70c
lb. Del. Gone Smith, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE





Brown-eyed Crowder peas,
50c vt., multiplying nest onions,
$1. gal: strawberry plerts, $1.-
50 -G; Blue grass, 50c bunch.
Exe. for Sacks. J. M. McLaugh-
lin, Greenville. Rt. 3 zi

Tender White Half Runners,
35c large cupful; Striped Half
Runners, Lima pole beans and
Cream Crowders, 30c cup. Add
postage. Money Ordei. Mrs. R.

D. Howser, Dawsonville.
1947 crop genuine White
Creaseback Cornfield, and

White 6.Wks. , Bunch Bean
Seed, weevil tested, 50c large
cup. No chks. 20 lbs. White
Beans,-$6. Del: Mrst oR. 7 V.
Woody, Dial. iG

Mix. bunch pbutterbeans, 1947
crop, perfect cond., 35c lb. 3
lbs. $1. Add postage. Mrs. H. S.
Mullins, Milner, Rt. 1.

Extra good white file pea,
pink-eyed, 35c Ib; heavy bear-
ing black pole and striped half
runners, 50c large eup. Add
postage. Mrs. W. V. Robbs,
Flowery Branch, Rt 1.

Red Speckle Crowder Peas,
30c Jb. in 5 Jb.~lots; Tender
White and Speckled Half Run-
ner Garden Beans, 45c tea-
cup, PP in Ga. G. T, Brown,



Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

2

co



Col. buneh butterbeans, 50c
Ib; also black walnut bushes,
75c ea. Mrs. J. E. Sorrells, Roy-
.ston. ar

White Sugar Crowder Peas,
look like Black Eyes, very
good for take use, also plant-
ing, $10. bu.; 20c lb. Add post-
age. L> D. Todd, Danville.

Hand Shelled Tender White
Half Runner Beans, 40c cup;
7 Sister Tender Cornfield, Mc-
Caslin Tender Pole, White
Seeded Ky. Wonder Pole, Red
Valentine Tender Bunch Bean,
35c cup. Add _ postage.
Thomas, Crandall, Rt. 1.

150 lbs. White Browneyed
Peas, weevil free, 18c Ib. for
lot. FOB. Hope McMichen, Dal-
lassRi 3: ;

Large brown-eyed pea, pur-
ple hull and 6-weeks Crowders,
white and col. butter-beans, 4
cups, $1.10. No chks. Mrs. Lon
Ashworth, Dacula, Rt. 1.

White table peas, slightly
larger than lady pea, 25c lb. No
chks.: Exe. for | Print sacks.
Write first. Mrs. R. Q. Miller,
Acworth, Rt. 2. :

White Peas, for table use, or
spring planting, slightly mixed
with Clay Peas, 25 lb. Add
postage. Mrs. J. G. Caldwell,
Jackson, Rt. 3. x :

~ Colored Butterbeans, 4 Ibs.,
$1.\Mrs. W. W. Rutledge, Tem-
pleoRt 167s. oe

20 lbs. nice White Bunch
Baby Lima -Bufterbeans, 35c 1b;
Tender Striped Half Runner
Bunch Beans, gathered with-
out rain, 50c lb. Are 1947. crop.
Cash or MO. Mrs, _ Dessie
Crowe, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Yaws Prolific. Frostproof
Bunch Garden Peas, Sweet and
Delicious, 5c" 1b.- Del= DA.
Law, Chula. : pee

White Bunch -and Colored
Running _ Butterbeans, also
Early Brown 6: Wks. Peas,
bears 2 crops, 5 cups, $1.10. PR.
Clarence McMillian, Dacula.

- 7 bu. New crop Yellow
Crowder Field Peas, weevil
treated, $12. bu. No less. bu.
sold. Sample 25c; Spanish Pea-
nuts, new crop, 150 Ibs. at 15c

f

lb. No Jess 25 Ibs. sold. Add
Spey A. J. Adams, Chula,
tod,





COTTONSEED FOR SALE



1,500 bu. Cokers 100 wilt re-
sistant, Ist yr., pure, tagged,
$10. CWT; Also 5,000 lbs., mix.
Vetch, that will meet Tripple
A requirements. FOB. R. E. Ay-
cock, Monroe.

About :6 tons, Cokers 100
wilt resistant, kept pure at gin.



jist yr., $10. CWT. W. T. Allen,

Danielsville. Rt. 1. 5
Summerecurs Halt and Half
cottonseed, Ist. yr.; $10. per

hundred pounds., FOB. -L. C.

Smith, Wrightsville, Rt. 2.
- Empire cottonseed, 2nd. yr.
kept pure. 38 to 40 percent
lint, 1-1/32 in. $7.50 per hun-
dred. FOB. W. J. Thurmond,
Greensboro. :



PECAN AND OTHER.
*RUIT TREES FOR SALE



Peach Trees, 10, $1.00; Large

Black Walnut, Plums, Wild
Cherries, and Cedar Trees, $1.
ea. Mrs. V. M. Johnson, Shell-
man. :

Brown Turkey Fig Trees, 2

J. Loran Cash, Ellenwood,

Apple, well branched,
Peach, fine -varieties, Pecan,
Grapevines, Figs, et:. for sale.
Cc. M. Dwight, Atianta, 1035
aes Ave. S. W. Phone Ma,
O71. SOR a yenaee



Fred |

|A. Riggins, Mol

{Grove Farms

'|First pigs, 9. W.

Red and Browr Turkey Figs, |*

yrs. old, bearing age, field
grown, 3-5 ft,. State. insp.,
limited supply, $1.25 ea; 3,/

$3.50; $12.50 doz. PP. Fall Del. |:

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Dozen Pw
Sprouts (arg

ins)? 5c: ft; Exe
you? Mrs. Flo:
Rt.:35 Box 9%

Most leadin;

'Trees, govt. insp
C; 24-36 in, &
$95. M; 24-36

10 Golden Be
and several F
sprouts, 2 yr.
Cash. M. O.
ows, Eastonel

Black Walnut:
Red Yellow |

Garlic, 25 do:
cepted. Add
Teem, Talkin
Biue Damse
dance Plum,
early Rich

Hartwell.

Schley ar
Trees, 1-2 ft
ea. FOB. R.
dele, Rt. 3.

Pecan: Tree
guar. true to
3-4 ft, 4-5 ft.
Write for pric
man, Stovall.

2 yr. apple
Delicious, EW
Black and Willo
Reach; Jubilee
Elberta, Mayflowe
Ga... $3* doze $
Concord, Niagra,
PP. Gail H. E
gold.

Horn Polled Bu
Oakwood High
of 1941 Inter
Champion Bul
young bulls are

McRae, McRae.
Jersey Mile :
next spring,

25 reg, Jerse
of them fresh, no
Biggers, : 1

Single and 1
Hereford bull
pers furnished.
ter, Tifton,
Furniture Co.

Steer, 10 mo
425 lbs, stall-fe

ulon; Rt, 1.

| Good Milch Cow
Hapeville, POB

Southeastern A
W. L. Blackwell,
Rolling Hills Fa

One 2. yr. ol
Jersey Milch Co
old Calf, for sa
roll, Manchester.

Guernsey Bu

about 500 Ib:
Mrs. Ola









sey
isey Bull, 3 yrs.
HL H. Hardin,



3 are 6 wks.
Os., out of very
plus classified
s ea, Trade for

market price. At
tlanta on wy:
/ Ellenwood.

ed Aberdeen-
sulls, Pasture
loodlines, $160
H. B. Barnes.

Se J F. Sp
401 St. John

42). Phone

x big pone
y_for breed-

ea life treated
and gilts, fin-
Write before

oar, 10 mos,
. ready for

won _ first
xchange Club
oe, Dear-

or sale. Go out
3% mi.
River, turn
Springs Rd,
vient, C, R.
glasville, Btriks

fine brood
Grand Champ

on. type) both
A horn Oct.15,
E ler,

sale at my home in Ambrose.

Se oh Se
Thee ows

a See. M. L. Cochran, Brunswick,
| e/o
Isle.

| COD. Satisf&. Guar. J.

-|Bone Guinea, 3 mos. old, $20.
-| Life treated for cholera. OR,

250 Ibs., $60. Friendship Rd.
9 mi. from Americus. J. E.
Pilcher, Jr., Plains, RFD.

[$60 and $40 respt. Off Hwy. 1,

5 tape, for sale. Mrs. Norman

*} Leverett, Tifton.

White.

Atlanta, Rt. 4. Ra. 6193.

Payne. Bogart, RFD 1.

WwW.)

Reg. in buyers, name. R. L.
OIC Male, reg./ with papers,

Rothell, Ben Hill.

16 mos. old, 300 Ibs., $75. Will

-Ship. You pay freight. J. C.
Fitzpatrick, Royston, Rt. 2.
SPC Pigs, 16 wks. old, 5



a ebred large Essex Sow,
no papers, $65. Immediate
Mrs. J. W. Buchan, Ambrose.

8 purebred Big Bone Guinea
Pigs,: reg. in buyers name,
$20 ea. Ready Dec. 15. Paul
J. Cleveland, Elberton,- Rt. 2.

~10 OIC and Essex mixed
Pigs, 6 wks. old, $7 ea; $110
for sow, and the 10 pigs. At my
home 9% mi. aBpneL OD
Greensboro Hwy: No ship-
|ments. John H. Flynt, Wash-
ington, Rt. 2.

Male Stock - Hozs for sale.

Pussell!s Place, Blythe

Reg. SPC Bred. Gilts, and
Pigs for sale. Mrs.

Holmes, Ranger.

10 good stock pigs, 8 wks. old,
$12 ea. J. H. Hammock, Jones-
boro; Rt. 1. State Hwy. 138,
between Jonesboro and Stock-
bridge.

Plenty: chelee reg> Hereford
Hogs, $27.50 ea. and up. ship
T. Wil-
-_| kins, Hahira.

- SPC reg. Male, 2% yrs. old,
best bloodlines, $65; 4 mos.
old Male, reg. in buyers name,
$30; 6 males, 2 females, $15 ea.
Exe. for meat ~.ogs, cured
meat or young cattle. M. M.
Murray, Sr. Americus, Rt. 4.

Little Bone Black African
Guinea Pig, 11 wks. old, for
breeding, 1 male, $19. 50: Big

Sinquefield, Harrison. a
Duroc and PC Sow, ready
bred to PC male, 12 mos.-old,

3 Fine, Sows, bred to reg.
P. C. Boar, to farrow Feb. 5,
ene mile Hillview Cabins. Tom
Simpson; Matthews.

OIC Shoats, 4 mos. old, good
for breeding stock, 3 gilts, 2

Eller, Morganton.

Reg. SPC Pigs. Breeding
stock, frem some of Souths
outstanding bloodlines. W. B.

50 Pigs and Shoats, heavy
stock. $10 ea. and up. J. EB
Stantley, oe Parks sRt
2. 34% mi, S. E.-

Hereford Male Pigs, now
|ready for del., papers to be
furnished, $25 "ea. FOB. Good
blodlines and good markings.
E. H. McMichael, Buena Vista.
Phone 129.

Hereford Boar, Oconne Bay,
No. 65057, 11 mos. old. Sue
; | Sonny, No. 35492, By Weavers
Show Boy, No. 24968, out of
Dallas, 35325, Dam Towsend
Red Beauty Girl, 51762. $60.
FOB. Mrs. Hardy Rhyne,

_ 30 pigs, $10 ea, my place,
Peyton Rd. S. W. A. C. Redd,

_ 7 OIC reg. Pigs, males and
females, 7 wks. old Dec. Ist.,
| $20 ea. with papers in buyers
name. Shipped COD. G. W.

OIC Pigs, 8 wks. old! Sire
and Dam _ Grand Champ.
Southeastern Fair. $25 ea. Pa-
pers free; Also bred and open
Gilts, service boars. CC NES
Alpharetta, Rts 3. I

7 male and 7 female pure-
bred Hereford Pigs, 8 wks old,
Atlanta Boy and Major Junior
bloodlines, $25 ea. at my barn:

males and 8 gilts, blooded but
not reg. $200 for lot. W. L.
| Pattison, -Pine Mountain Val-
ley. Phone 2833.

1. yr. old .reg. Berkshire
Boar, 275 lbs:, from litter of
16; Also - reg. Pigs, for sale.
Vs : B. Weaver, Jr., Hartwell,

6 Big bone Guined Gilts,
Duree Gilts, will farrow Dee.
15; Also 900 Ib. mule, 9 yrs.
old, and Middle Buster Plow,
No. 10 Oliver. Cheap. ue



ROR SALE



ee 5
1000 lb. Mare, $60 or exe.
for Heifer Calf, Shoats or any

kind feed of equal value, or
cons. sound mule. D. G.
Harrison, Decatur, RFD 2,

Austin Drive.

Beautiful Dark Red gentle,
well developed Stallion, 2 yrs.
old next March, $60 Del. at
farm near Ellaville. Troy G.
Morrow, Ellaville.

Reg. Tenn. Walking Stal-
lion. Son of the famous Hunt-
ers Allen F-10, $200; Reg.
Mare and 9 mos. old Colt,
$300 for the 2. H. Bee ge Gar-
.rett, Gainesville, Box 56. +

2 good Mare Mules, some
age, but work anywhere, $75
ea. including work gears. C.
LM. Hammond, Augusta, Rt. 4,
) Box 251.

black with star in forehead,
a beauty and good stock, $75.
Fleetwood Pope, Flovilla, -Rt.
{2 mi. / Flovilla. :

Mare Mule and Wagon for

Sale cheap. Mrs. W. G. Merck,
Atlanta, Rt.. 9, Box 239.-

5 yrs. old Horse Mule, about
1000 lbs., for sale. J. R. Mor-
gan, Lavonia.

-- Mare Mule, 7 yrs. old,
Horse Mule 3% yrs. old, 1H
Wagon, corn planter, guano

distributor. 1H turned, all for
sale. J. D. McEachern, Col-
lege Park, Rt. 2, Bill Cook Rad.

. Saddle Mare and _ equip.,
$85. Write: E. M. Lee, Omaha.

2 Black Mare Mules, about
950lbs., -1000 Ibs. ea., about
12 wks old, sell or exc. for
livestock. Pratt L. Cowart,
Summit, Rt. 2.

Pair Mare Mules, about 850
Tbs. ea. 5 and 6 yrs. old, reas;
Also 6 pigs. 35 lbs. ea., 8 wks.
old for. sale.~J.- B. Johnson,
Fitzgerald, RFD 1.

Pr, Black Mules, good woe
ers, 7 yrs. old, 1100 lbs., for
sale at my farm. John A. Peek,
Farmington, Rt. 1.

1 Mare Mule, 1300 Ibs., 13
yrs. old, $200; 1 horse Mule, 15
yrs. old, 1200 Ibs.. $100. J. H.
Bishop, Watkinsville.

Mare Mule, Gentle as a cow
work anywhere, for salt. B. D.
Akins, Jasper, Rt. 3.

Black Mare Mule, gentle,
work anywhere, $65 or exe: for
cow of same value. Pud Vick-
ers. Nicholls, Douglas Rd.

Good Horse Mule and 1H
Wagon, $75 at my place. Leon

| J. Walters, Grayson, Rt. 1.

Pr. Mules, Werked 2H crop
this year, Good cond., for $150.
Charlie Johnson, Covington,
Rt. 7.5.:

2 mules: maye, 1400 Jhs... 8
yrs. old; other horse, 1200 Ibs.,
9 yrs. old, $200: No plugs. E.
T. McSwain, Brooks, Rt. 1.

Nice Ga. raised filly colt.
3% yrs. old. Could be used

-+ plow or ride, No reasonable of-

fer refused. Trade> for fresh
cow or Shetland pony. Mrs.
Helen Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2

Good black mule, about 900
TIbs., $25 cash, or: trade any-
thing can use. Mrs. J. D. Glaze.
Stone Mountain, Rt. 1 Box

Charlie Mathis, Doraville, Rt.
1, (On Buford Hwy. between
Norcross and county line).

3 smooth mouth mules,
about 1100 lbs. Sell reasonable
or exc. for hogs cows or corn.

around 900 Ibs., $165. - See.
QO. S. Greene, Cochran. Rt. 3.
Good Mare mule, 8 yrs. old,
Bethel B. Bailey, Plainville,
Rt. 1;
Mule, 10 yrs. old, 1200 Ibs.,
works good, gentile, in good

shape, no plug, also Lespedeza
fodder, corn and some tools
priced to sell. G. W. Goodson,
Stockbridge. Rt. 2. :

5 high grade mules: pr sor-
-rels, 5 and_6 yrs. old; pr. bays,
4 and 6 yrs. old, 1 black. 12
yrs. old From 16 1-2 to 18 1-2

hands high, and Ga, raised
W. M. Cook, Monroe.
Mule at bargain for quick



ider, Mitchell. -

sale. Robt. J. Walsh, Garfield.



One Horse Colt, 6 mos. old.

152, Phone 3177.
2 mares, 5 and 6) yrs. old,
work single or dbl. $250 opr. |



Pinto horse, gentle for rid-
ing, and may be plowed, also.

$125. See. Carl Clay, Gray,
Risks ak

Good mule, 6 yrs. ofd, wt.
11100 Ibs., for sale Contact.

A. J. Adams, Chula, Rt. 1.

RABBITS AND CAVIES
_ FOR SALE

NZW_ Rabbits, from _ ped.
stock,.4% mos. old, $3.65 pr;
9 wks. old, $3.50 pr. Exp. col.
Mr. Otis Mashburn, Cumming,
Rt:

Reg. or ped. Chinchilla and
N. Z. W. from a long line of
prize winners, 5 mos. to 18
mos. old. Some tested breed-
rs in lot. Satisf. guar. J .G.
Smith, Atlanta, Rt. 5, Box
295 A. z '

Rabbits, ready to breed; Also
1 milk type goat for sale.
Make offer.
Atlanta, 755 Berkeley Ave.
N. W. At. 6024.

3 White rabbits,-8 mos. old,
1 buck and 2 does, $6 for the
3. Quick sale. Thompson Storey
Newnan, Rt. 2.

Fine purebred White Flem-
ish Giant Rabbits, Juniors,
also bred does and 1 nice buck.
Write .C. W. Taylor, Albany,
609 Oglethorpe Ave.

Young N. Z. White and Hwt.
Chin. bucks ready for service;

Rosser, Decatur, 170 Carter Rd.

14 nice rabbits, about 6 mos.
old, $2 ea. Exc. or poultry, any
kind_ except bantams. Mrs. S.
W. Cook, Alto.

_1N. Z. Red doe, about 1 yr.
old, 2 flemish White Giant
does, 7 mos. old, $10 or $3.50
* Chas. Kimbrough, Vienna,
it:

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE -



1 Billy and 1 Nannie Goat,
high grade, heavy milk stock,
for sale or trade. Marion Pinell,
Doraville, Rt. 1. -

Will give 6 mos. old Tog
buck, sub to reg., for yearly
service for my two does. must
be in Atlanta or vivinity. Ed-
ward L. Bell, Stone Mountain,
RFD 1, Hambric':. Rd:

3 Saanan Goats, 1.:Doe, 2
Bucks, all 6 mos. old: Also 1
Nubian Buck, $20 or trade for

anything can use. G. . Eu-
banks, Milledgeville, Rt. 3,
Box. 9-3A. ;

4 grade does, due freshen
Mar. 5 to 10th, $35; 1 ped.
Nubian buck _ (Rockhaven
Herd), $50. Mrs. H. Frome,

Ft. Valley,. Rt. 1.

12 fine goats, also few items
of Goat dairy equipment, $495
or sell any part separately.
Phone 3418, or contact at home
M. M. Long, Rome, 1005 Oak-
land Ave.

Reg. Saanan buck, at stud,
Lester of Sunnyslope, A. G. S.
S6441-A. Mz G. R. A. 77031,
sire of heavy milking, all
hornless kids; 2 bred yearlings
for sale. W. J. Sumlin, Atlanta.
730 Grand Ave. N. W. Bel.
5393.

Purebred Tog. Doe, 8 mos.
old, not reg., from high pro-
ducing stock. F. G. Browder,
Atlanta. 177 Howard St. N. E.
Phone De. 7516.

Reg. French Alpine at stud,
the famous Texas-Kansas Car-
bin F. A. 2625-A. G. S. by. ap-
pointment only. Fee $5.00
Also several milk goats to
freshen soon. W. T. Swygert,
Jonesboro, 41 Hwy. Phone No.
2941.

Tog Milk goat, now milking
with 2 doe kids, 7 mos. old,
gives 3 pt. milk daily, 3 qt.
to 1 gal. when fresh, lot for
$32.50. M. L. Steward, Glen:
wood, Rt. 1, Box 110.

2 Toggenburg does;
old, 9 mos. old, good blood-
lines. Sell reasonable; Also
blocky type Cherry Red Duroc
igs, wormed, . treated for
cholera, realy. Reg. buyers
name, $25 ea. E: S. Brandt.
Savannah, Rt. 4, Box 166.

2 -yrs,

E. L. Morgan,



Black Billy,
Black nannie, 1 yr. old, bred,
$7; Saanan Nannie, bred, $12.
Lockard Bell, Atlanta,

| Pharr Rd.



LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE WANTED
_Want good Milch Cow or

1 yr. old, $6; _

2677

heavy Springer Heifer in Exe. |

for 1000 lb. Farm~ Mule, clean
and _ sound, honest
Will take or pay difference; Al-
so want-a Tamworth Male
(Hog) Choat. Edwin Simpson,
Douglasville, Rt. 1.

Want Milch Cow, 2 or more
gals. daily. Will rent for 3
mos. W. R. Moore, Decatur, Rt.
3,. Valley Brook Rd.

Want Polled Hereford Heif-
ers,
age, wt., and price. D. C. Col-
lier, Barnesville.

HORSES AND MULES

Want good gentle Horse and
Buggy. E. E, Adams, Greens-
boro,

RABBITS & GUINEA PIGS

Want 1: Belgian o
chilla rabbit Doe, ready bred

for $3. ea. Must be good breed-

ing. T. M. Pool, Warrenton.

reg. for own Herd. Advise_

1 Chin-

worker,

SHEEP & GOATS WANTED -

Want young Saanan Billy.

POULTRY FOR SALE

Bantams: Bantam Cockerels,
Silkies, Black- Polish, Black
Cochins, White Belgians, $2.
ea. W. O. Thomas, Savannah,

1205 E. 40th St.

Trio bearded Black Belgian
Bantams, $7. pr; Bearded White
Silkies, $5.00; Show Quality
Dark Cornish Bantam Cock-
erels, $3. ea. Jack Altman, Sa-
vannah, 115 E. Waldburg.

Purebred Bantams, per trio:
Golden Sebright, $5.00; Dark
Cornish, $7550. Johnny King,
Cairo, 710 N. Broad St.

Few beautiful purebred Buff
Cochin Bantams, $5. trio. Exp.
col. Mrs. J. N. Turner, Rupert.

15 Golden Sebrig't Bantam
Pullets, $1. ea. Quick sale. Har-
ry Reynolds, Conyers.

Mixed Bantams, 75c ea;
Quails, $6. pr; Pheasants, Ring-
necks, pens of 6 hens and 1
ceck, $3.50 ea; Golden Cock,
$10. G. M. Cantrell, Atlanta,
516 Woodward Ave. S. E.
Phone Al. 3284.

Golden Sebright and Dark
Cornish Bantams,~ $5. ea. up.
Bob Clark, Macon, 358 Spring
St.

BARRED, WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS

16 B. R. Pullets, 7 mos. old,
50 per ct. laying, 50 wh: R.
Pullets, 54% mos. old ready to
lay, $2 ea. Cannot ship. Mrs.
J. G. Short, Lithia Springs,
Rt. 1.

80 heavy AAA frade of
White. and Barred Rocks, NH
Red Pullets and 75 older hens
(1946 hatch). all beginning to
lay. Pullets $2.50 ea. hens, $2
ea. at my place J. R. Hadden,
Avera, Rt. 1.

40 B. R. and 40 Red Hamp-
shire Pullets, 12 wks. old, $1
a; Crate and ship in lots of 20
or more, also 20 each same
strain cockerels (selected) $1.25
ea. Mrs. Mamie Youmans, Sur-
rency. Box 94.

19 purebred W. R. hens, now
laying, 1% yrs., $1.75 ea; 30
W. R.. Pullets, .6 mos. old,
high laying strain, $1.75 ea;
Entire lot, $75 at my _ place.
W. T. Long Milledgeville.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS

Some pure Wisc. Shufflers

of Bashora Pierce strain; hens,
pullets, early hatch, also 2
untrimmed Shawl Stags, Apr.
27 hatch, 1 two yr. old. Cock,
Shawl - shuffler Cross. D.. D.
Haywood, Barnesville, 141
Cherry Si.

1 reg., others will reg. Jas. A. aguas Brigdon, -Graymont, ae



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are sponsored by the makers of some
merchandise made by. International
business. Many of these spaces are
used for products of Proctor & Gamble,
Lever Brothers and other subsidiaries
of the international fats and oil com-
bine. There are many different- kinds
of soap and washing powders. In fact
these international monopolies DUZ
FVERYTHING. They even have
Ma Perkins on there selling Oxydol,
but she cant wash her feet because
SHE HAS SHOKS. You could go
on naming these soap operas from now
on. Sufficient it is, however, to call
attention to them as you eant possibly





turn on a radio very long w ithout hear-
ing some of them.

If Proctor & Gamble, Lever Brothers
and the other cohorts of. Unilever pay.
half price for all the time they use,
then you cotild reduce the cost of liv-
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that patriotic Amerieans, who, are in-

terested in America and whe are in- |

terested in preserving our Constitution
and American principles, cannot com-
pete in the purchase of time with these
international monsters.

T hope that Congress will tales im-
mediate action to fix. uniform rates of
all broadcasting companies, because
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POULTRY FOR SALE

Apr. 1947 trios pure F. E.
Grist Gradys, $15; 1946 and
pure Shelton R. Head : trios,
$25; Single Stags, $7.50 ea. All
_om free range. P. B. Stewart,
Tifton, Rt. 5.

Clipper Shawl Cock, 18 mos.
old, 5 Ibs., perfect cond., $12;
RH Shawl Stag, 10 mos. old,
5 lbs., good cond., $5. Ruth
McBride, Rockmart, Rt. 1.-

1 yr. old large -type Dark
Cornish Rooster, $5. C. O.
Sikes, Sylvester. :

One trio Pit Ganie, % Trav-
eler, % Clipper, frying size,
$4. 50: 1 pullet, 1 stag, % R. H.,
% Clipper, $5: Sivee Clip-
per Cross Stags, $2.50 ea. and
up. Charles Tyler, Tallulah
Falls.

10. White Giant Pullets, be-
ginning to Jay and 1 rooster,
4A grade, good cond., $25 for

~lot. Mrs. Early -T. Carter
Loganville, Rt. 1.

LEGHORNS: WHITE, BROWN
AND BUFF

4 Apr. hatch W. L. Cock-
_ erels, best quality, $3 ea; $2. 75

ea. for entire lot. Exp. col.
Mrs. W. J. Hogg Menlo.
120 W. I. Hens, Mar. 1947

hatch, $2.25 ea.-Also 20 B. R.
Pullets, $1.50 ea. Tom Mc-
Michen, Douglasville Rt. 1.

50 AAAA English Str. wh.
Leghorn Pullets, May 14 hatch,
laying 60 per -ct., $2 ea. for
lot. Mrs, C. S. Peek, Austell,
Rt. 1. % mi. E. Mableton on
Bankhead Hwy.

50 this yr. hatch Big Eng. 4
A White Leghorn Pullets, $2

ea. FOB. Cash. Coops to be:

returned. Mrs, G. W. Jackson,
Baxley, Rt. 3.

200 W. L. Hens, ready to
lay, good cond., thoroughbred
Gasson Strain, $2.25 ea; or
entire lot, $400. Mrs. G. W.
Shannon, Lenox, Box 364.

W. L., N. H. Red, Black Min-
orca, ail laying 70 per ct, $2
Rt Loyd Johnson, Cumming,

eet

ORPINGTONS: 8 big stock
mixed chickens, 3 Ibs. ea,
$1.25 ea; 2 full yellow Buff
Orp., roosters, 4 lbs. ea., $2 ea.

Mrs. Marie Holland, Dalton,
Ha 22,

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES
3 prs. Ringneck Messenger
Doves, $2 pr. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Sr E. Worthy, Thomas-
ville, Rt. 4.

Pr. 1947 hatch Ringneck
Pheasants, $6 pr; Golden Se-

bright bantam Rooster, 4, $10.
Malcom McMillan, POB 13.

Peafowl, Pheasants, Quail
Doves, and Fan Tail Pigeons
for sale; also 16 hens and 4
roosters (chickens). $1.30 ea or
$1.20 ea. for lot. No extra chgs.

for shipping. Mrs. Helen

Street, Atlanta. Rt. 2.
Common pigeons, mixed

with White Kings, breeding

age, $1 pr. Billy Turner, Un-
ion Point.

| TURKEYS, .



POULTRY FOR SALE

Young, just mating, White
King Pigeons, $1.50 ea. Exp.
Col. W.L. McCalley, Ben Hill.

Pigeons per pr.: Muff Tumb-=|
Jers and snowwhite fantails,
$5; Frills, Barbs, $4; Racing
Homers, $3.50; Eng Trumpet-
ers and Pigmy Pouters, Will
ship: COD...E. .H. Morgan, Col-
lege Park. 231 E. Cambridge

REDS: 8 N. H. Red March}

hatch hens, $3.50 ea FOB. Mrs.
Ola Robertson, Talbotton, Box
63.

50 N. H. Red friers, 2-3 lbs.
ea: $1:15 ea. for quick sale; 12
yellow. Buff. Orp.,. fat hens,
w. cockerels, $1.75 ea. Bring
crates. Won't: ship. Just off
Hwy. 42.0n Flippen Rd. Wil-
lie Tanner; Flippen. P. O.
Box 81. :

DUCKS,
NEAS, GEESE, ETC.
One Black Spanish Gobbler
and 3 Hens, easy to raise, good
rustlers, select breeders, | 4,
$24 crated. Clyde H. Barnes,
Graymont.

One Bronze Gobbler_and 3
Hens, Crated FOB, $25. R. E.
Barnes, Swainsboro.

60 mixed ducks and drakes,
18 mos.-old, nice and fat for
eating, raised in pen on
strictly mash and grain, $1 ea.
FOB or at my home. Mrs.
Hubert E.. Hill, Commerce, Rt.
LS

GUI-

Trio White Pekin ducks.
June hatch, $4. No personal
chks. Will ship.. Raymond
Fountain, Dublin, Rt. 3.

5 duck hens and 1 drake,
$1.50 ea. or exc. for chicken

hens. G. L. Adams, Madison, Rt 4. furnished. W. A.
RE... 2: : -|Morrow, Rt. 1.
White Pekins, large and A-1 blacksmith an. fair car-

healthy, $2 ea., $3.50 pr. M. O.
preferred. T. P. Price, Lav-
onia.

POULTRY WANTED

/B. L. Shelnut,

POSITIONS WANTED

Want 1 or 2H farm near At-
lanta or Hapeville; consider
50-50 basis.
sired.. Paul J. McVey,
Ridge, Rt. 1, Box 185.

Want 1 H crop for 2 yrs., in
Fulton or adjoining county pre-
ferred. 2 to work. Standing
rent.or 3rds. and 4 s J. O. De-
berry, : College Park. Box 191.

Want caretaker small place,
1 or 2 acres, with house; raise
chickens, etc., or_standing rent,
Fulton Co. preferred. -D. Cc:
Lively, Atlanta, 646 Wells rot.

Widow, 5 chikrer (2 boys
16 and 17 yrs. old), gocd work-
ers, want smail crop. Have to
be moved. Near school or
school bus rt. Exp. cotton, corn

Blue

rate house or* home with re-
liable party at. once. Mrs. Mar-
tha Lewis, Chatsworth, Rt. 2.

CORRECTION:

Want farm for standing rent
or cons. 3rds. and 4ths. Prefer
2 houses. Want to move before
Ist. of year. Fulton or Cubb Co.
Atlanta,
Howell Mill Rd.

Man and wife want job on
farm or date Tox waeex Ans.
all letters. J. R. Grindle. Care
George -Grindle, Gainesville, Rt.
2. Brown Bridge Rd. -

Man with sisall family to
work wants 3-4 R hou. . Move
any day. Family, corn and
household goods. heve to be
moved. Write or see me _ on
Austell- Hwy. at J, A. Hicks
store. H. D. Gazaway, Marietta,

penter wants position with big
farmer for up-keep of imple-
ments with privilege of extra
work until I get on my feet.
Can give best of references, W.
L. McCord, Griffin, 904 West

_ Broad St.

DUCKS:

Want 3 purebred Mallard
ducks and drake, not over 1-%
yrs. old, Jesse Hudson, Carrol-
ton. Rt.

PHEASANTS:

Want Pheasant male at rea-
sonable price. J.. W. Garrison,
Byron, Rt. 1.

REDS:

Want 15 N. H. Red or R. 1.
Red pullets, bred to lay just be-
gining to lay in vicinity of At-
lanta; also trade poultry equip-
ment for yearling Red, Rock or
Wyandotte hens. J. H. Felker,
Atlanta, 625 Cooledge N. E.
HE 3416 J.

Want 16 N. H. Red 5-8 mos.
old cockerels, healthy, leg
banded, bloodtested and free
pullorum, Christi str. preferred.

Want gooc farm, large 7-8R
house and outbldgs. and pas-
ture. Have 2. GI sons capable
of $100.00 mth. farming pro-
gram. Am good mechanic. Also
will buy the farm equip., trac-
tor, etc. on terms if desired. J.
G. Greenway, Macon, 610 Plum
St.

53 yr. old man desires place
on farm as general repair man.
Can repair buildings, wood and
brick, also fencing. T. W. Hor-
ton, Lyons, Rt .1.

Want 2H farm, 1C or 15 mi.
Atlanta, on school rt., stand-
ing rent or 3rds and 4ths. G.
W. Britt, Doraville, Rt. 1.

X-GI with wife and 1 small
child wants job on farm = as
tractor. or truck driver (have

References if. de-

raising, and other crops. Sepa-

3101.

POSITIONS WANTED

Votan and ies want job
ooking after farm, willing to
move anywhere, not able to do
heavy work. Have to be moved.
T. G. Mulnix, Dalton, Rt. 4
Care Mrs. Bessie Smith.

Exp. and sober wite farmer
and family wants 1H crop for |
1948 on 50+50. basis.
Morgan, Newto..
Co. within 5 mi.
_George
Winder, Rt. 2.

| Want 1H farm, good house,
outbldgs., school and mail rt.,
50-50 basis, 7 in family, 4 to!
work. Have to be moved and
furnished,

church.

: move.

fe

bree:

Prefer
or Putnam
. town. Near

yh Co
C. Bentley, |; cs

- anywhere.

Sober, honest, no tad habits. | sir

Prefer. 2-D. Ss:
H. G. Sharpe,

other.
<tr 1s

Man With small family wants
job. on farm, exp.
farm. work.
truck and tractor. P.efer near
town. All letters
Cooper, Oakwood, Rt. 1. Care
A. W. Armsteai:

Man with wife wants farm
ito oversee and to raise hogs
on shares, and look after cat- |
tle. W. H. Elkias,
7, Box 270A,

after 5.

Want 1H farm, good jaa in!
Jones or Bibb Co. for standing
rent. Frederick Pippin, Round

Oak.

or something near
school. House with lights. Ref.

Want 3H crop or halves or
day labor. Must
house for big family, all can
work in field. Have to move at
J. H. Whitten,
Box 181.

once.
dale,

faith. Cons. ||
Ailey,
to do light 1%
family, $10.
in all kinds |
Dairy, poultry,

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light farm cho!
board and sa

.tlanta,; Rt.
hone Bel. 5583

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elec. Miss

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dairy. Would cons. farm work

bus and

poultry,

ckores. Good
Patterson,

have large |,

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FARM HELP WANTED | |



Want man
heavy farm work and _ assist.
n building a barn, $3. day and
furnish room, lights and water.
Must be able and willing to
work. Come at once. J. H. Trib-
ble, Atlanta, 277 Capitol Ave.,.
S. W. Ve 2473, .

Want man and wife or son,
for work on Dairy; no milking.
Good house, lights and water
and good salary. See (and dont
write) if possible. H. C. McEl-.
roy, Decatur, Rt. 2.

Want good party for
arm .on halves. Party furnish
own stock and I furnish ferti-
lizer. See a once. Abbie Brant-
ley, Soperton, Rt. 3.

s :
or couple for

Sanders,
Want nice

to do light work
fer one than can
board and re
Mrs, M. L.

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plant. fruit tr
other light farm
board and sala
ing to work. |
apply. Mrs.
mont.

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Paul Blaylock, LaFayette, Rt| govt. chauffeurs permit) or as| Want unencumbered, middle- ;
2. overseer and caretaker of farm.|aged woman for work with} Want. hon:
TURKEYS: Exc. rabbits for|Honest, sober, willing to work. | poultry and other light farm pie Be
Turkeys, at once. Carlton Mil- (Must have good house, prefer |chores. Mrs. L. S. Meadows, At-

ler, Atlanta, 832 St. Charles

Ave.

elec. State wages. Harvey L.



\Freeman, Newborn, Rt. 1. s







lanta, 603 Boulevard: S..E. ce

9802.





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