Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 December 21

Commissioner

Phil Campbell,

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Bulletin





the ene s cotton
_ awards dinner

bbs received a $500 aad for grow-
136 lbs. of seed cotton on his five-
ntest entry. This represents about
for an average of 2.6 bales per

Cottonseed Crushers Associa-
onsored the contest.





































out 40 miles northwest of At-
ok the state cotton title. C. T.
aylorsville, won the top prize
h a production of 19,346 lbs.
on On Bus five-acre a

land that had been in a
ation of cotton, oats, and
aD bbs. planted Cokers 100
cond. year from the breeder,

ae
ys that: Jack of a heroine





ieultural

LENDAR

ces of Agricultural events will be
column. Some notices will be
2, column 1, under Sale

letin, Dept. of Agriculture, State
ie 2 Gane

ifton, Coastal Plains Exp. Sta-.
Annual ton-per-acre peanut

Athens, Univ. of Georgia =
ia 100 and 1,000 Bushel Corn :





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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1968



WS TH WAY

NUMBER 16





tory by Dabbs marked the sec:
a row that Bartow County

Ibs. of 4-12-12 Tu ne per



Christmas On The Sabbath
Suggests Religious Theme
Because Christmas this year falls on
the Sabbath, Americans everywhere
should be especially aware of its true

meaning, that is, a religious holiday
celebrating the birth of the greatest

teacher on religion the mee has ever
_ known.

Unfortunately, many people this year
will associate Christmas with Commerce.
Ministers, editorial writers and orators
annually complain that Christmas is be-
ing over-commercialized in the U. S.

~ While much of their criticism is valid,

it is equally true that in a nation possess-
ing the almost unbelievable wealth of
the United States it is probably inev-
itable that some people will associate
Christmas with Commerce. However,
the really important thing is not how
Christmas is accepted by an un-thinking
few, but how it is accepted by the in--

He dividual himself.

_ This year, as silos bulge with boun-

tiful agricultural production and depart-
ment store counters are piled high, Am-
_ ericans need not be ashamed of Christ--

mas. Rather, they should be proud that
we are capable of producing wealth such
that no American family need go hungry
on Christmas Day and no American child
should miss getting a visit from Santa

| Claus.

If there is one dune that should be
remembered above all else in connection
with celebration of this great religious
holiday, it is the importance of sharing
our material blessings at Christmas time.
On December 25, 1955 let us remember

this, and in so doing enjoy the true Christ-

mas Spirit. The a of the man called

= Christ:

PHIL CAMPBELL
_ Commissioner of Agriculture



insect control program is the only thing
that kept him from making three bales
per acre on his demonstration plot. He

| made the first of five applications of

poison June 1, the last on Sept. 1. He be-
lieves he stopped poisoning two or three
applications too soon, and feels the ap-
plications should have been at closer in-
tervals.

Says Dabbs: You cant leave out any



Thin Thick Timber How

Forestry Expert Urges

Both time and prices are right fox
Georgia farmers to thin their crowded
timberlands, according to Extension Ser-

vice forester Dorsey Dyer.

Dyer recommends. that landowners
inspect their woodlands closely to see
whether stands are too thick and trees

too crowded. If such is the case, he sug-

gests thinning before the next growing
season begins in the spring.

The current great demand for pulp-

. wood and the good price it is bringing

makes it advantageous for the farmer to
thin thick stands now and sell cut trees
for pulpwood.



one step in cotton production and make
your best yield.

In his entire cotton operation this
year, Dabbs made 76 bales on 45 acres.
Evidence of the fact that his farming pro-
gram is successful generally is seen in his
production of 125 bushels of corn per
acre on 45 acres planted; 60 bus. of oats

per acre on 30 acres planted; and 45 bus.

of wheat per acre on a planting of 15
acres.

FROM CITY TO FARM

Cotton champ Dabbs left the farm in
1945 to work in a furniture store in Car-
tersville. In 1954 he returned to the farm,
to make a living for my family, he
says. The family includes Mrs. Dabbs and

three children, Shirley Ann, 16, Robert,

15, and Janice, 10.

W. H. Sell, agronomist and cotton spec-
jalist for the Agricultural Extension Ser-
vice, notes that Dabbs comes from the
states number one cotton county. Bar-
tow County farmers made more than
20.000 bales of cotton this year on about
17,000 acres. A county average of better
than a bale per acre!

Bartow County Agent A. C, Holland
is the man who works with Bartow farm-
ers on their cotton production programs.

The awards dinner also saw recogni-

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SALE EVENTS



January 20 (Friday) Coch-
ran, at Farm...Sale of bred
sows and gilts, Poland China
breed. For information, write
das: R. Mullis, Cochran.



_ SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Small grain Elevator, $135;
F-20 Tractor, $300; Weeder, $20;
4 disc. tiller, $60; Hammer Mill,
$70; 2 Combines, $225 and $700
Roll baler, $600; Grain Drill,
$325; Well pump, $140; O-6

. Tractor, $650; Side Del. Rake,

$140; 8-row Duster, $150. T. A.
McCord, Jr., Fort Valley.

Wood saw for Ford Tractor,
good as new, $75. Wayne Cox-
well, Warrenton. =

j-horse wagon in good cond.,
factory built bed, at my home,

near Blackwell School in. Cobb

Co., $50. Ivan G. McWhorton,
Rt. 6, Marietta.

200 gal. Dare-Kool Dairy
farm bulk milk cooling tank,
No. 13754. Used 2 mo. Reason-
able. O. W. Wilburn, Rt. 1, Win-
er \

2 Intnl. milk Coolers: 8 and
4 can cap., also 8 ten gal. milk
cans. W. J. Holeomb, Rt. 1, Ft.
Valley, Phone Taylor, 5-2834.

Wind Mill and Water Tower

for sale..Mrs. W.:P. Elder, Cul~
Joden.

Hill-side turn plow; and set
of bottom plows for JD M-T

tarctor; also want Cotton duster

for Ford tractor. W. F. Smith,
Rt. 4, Glennville.

Complete irrigation system,
$24 ft. 4in. dia. aluminun pipes
operated ap-
Walker,
Augusta,

and fittings, etc.,
prox. 100 hrs. C. W.
1049 Red Bird Rd.,
Phone 46311, Ext. 8368,

4 disc. Athens distributor, al-
in
good cond. Cheap. Grady H.
Ridley, 206 Ridge Crest Rd.,

so 34 disc. Tandun harrow,

LaGrange.

Deep well Pump ane Motor,
Egbert

in good cond., . $35.
Keith, Rt.- 1, Cumming.

Sears Roebuck 2 single units
milking machine, with stainless
steel pails, good cond. Rhudy
Car-

Ayers, 431 Newnan St,
rollton, Phone 2-7416.

McCormick Deering 45 baler

PTO, $600; JD side del. rake;

ground driven, $100. FOB. A.
Ralph Adamson, Morrow, Phone

Jonesboro, 2051.

1951 Farmall Cub
7,
Vitt and. all
eguip., $450. Mrs. J. G.

Loon, Rt. 2, Hazlehurst.

tractor
equip. with 9-24 in. tires, start-
lights, PTO and hydraulic
necessary farm
Mc-

SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



1953-B-AC tractor with PTO
and power lift, $500, my place,
6 mi. N. E., Adel. T. Hicks,
Rt. 1, Adel.

Late model JD Tractor in good
cond. Seli or trade for cows.
| Roy Bishop, 489 Spring St., N.
W., Atlanta Phone LA-3456.

Case Forage Harvester, model
C, with Wis. engine power
unit, row crop and mower bar
attach. Used only 3. seasons,
Ray E. Tidwell, Douglasville,
Phone 2112. :

1954 Ford Jubilee tractor,
used 395 hrs.; bush and bog
harrow, field Cultivator, Dear-
born 2 disc. tiller, dirt scoop.
All good as new, $1,500. G. A
Allen, Rt. 1, Villa Rica.

l-horse wagon, planter, dis-
tributor, turn plow, and various
other farm tools. Rev. W. M.
Chatham, Rt. 4, Box 181, Doug-
lasyille, Phone 2575.

50 in. Simons Saw, practically
new, used Frick Saw Mill, $100
ea., also set Gin house scales,
$50! Gin house fan, $25. See at
my home. R. G. Skinner, Rt.
1, Winder.

1950 Cub tractor, 2 disc. plows
and cultivators, for sale or trade
for 2 good mules and 2-horse
wagon. Charlie Simpson, Rt. 2,
Stockbridge. I

Two Shorse Chat. No. 23
plows and 2-horse middle bust-
er. Cheap. O. S. Duggan, East-
man.

Buggy pole for pr. horses,
with clamps for hitch, in good
cond., $10. W. T. Moore, Rie als
Gray.

4 disc. plow for Ferguson or
Ford tractor, good as new. Half
price. At my place. Harold
Harper, Rt. 1, Osierfield.

Case VAC tractor with cul-
tivators, planters, new hydraul-
ic lift, good rubber, good cond.,
$350 or trade for small tractor;
also want 2-disc. tiller with 3
point hitch. Sam Jones, Rt. 1,

Box 550, Columbus.
John Deere H tractcr with
planters, cultivators, harrow,

disc. tiller. Good cond. My place,
7 mi. Cedartown. G. N. Hooper,
Rt. 1, Felton.



SECOND HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want cultivators and planters
for Ford tractor; also Rotary
mower. Ira Teem, Rt. 1, Milner,
Phone Griffin 4897.

Want planters and distribu-
tors for Cub tractor. H. T.







: SECOND HAND wn
MACHINERY WANTED

drawn, Cane Mill; also Copper

bottom Syrup evaporator, both
in good cond. Within 100 mi.
Metter. L. H> Edenfield, Still- |.
more,

. Want David Bradley. Garden
tractor with all equip. needd
to plow, plant and cultivate a
garden. State price and cond.
Prefer 10 mi. Atlanta. H. W.
Gary, 1707 Hollywood Rd., N.
W., Atlanta, 18.

Want l-horse power, elec.
pump, with or without tank to
put in lake for pumping water
up hill. Must be built to do
this particular job. Mrs. Hugh
Phone
McDonough 3719.

Want 2 used tractor tires,
10 x 36 or 10 x 38. Mrs. W. R.
Havener, Lake Park.

Exch. almost new 9 in. Ham-
mer feed mill with! dbl. sacker
and 3 screens, for heavy 2 row
stalk cutter, or rear bull-dozer
blade for late model Ford
tractor. Thomas Harrell, Rt. 1,

Hazlehurst, Phone 2965.

SEED AND GRAIN.
FOR SALE



Genuine Hicks Broadleaf
Tobagco seed, grown from Cok-
ers Cert. seed, highest germ.
and purity, $1.40 oz.; $15 Ib.
PP) Earl Stuckey, Blackshear.

Good, tender bunch bean seed,
White and Brown striped half
runner little six week Peanut
half runners, 60c cup; Red
Crowder and purple, hull peas,
40c eup; bunch Green pod and
Velvet Okra, 50c cup. Add post-
age. No stamps nor checks.
Mandy Banks, Rt. 1, Carters:

Fresh Calif, multiplying beer
seed, 20c start, 12 starts for
$1. PP. Shirley oy Rt. 2
Waco.

Booking ordets on 1955 crop
Cattail Millet, Sericea Lesped-
eza and Clay Peas. Germ. and
purity guar. See Sankie Pow-
ell at farm near Wrens, Ga. or
Contact M. T. Courson, Hazle-
hurst.

White nest onions, $1.50 oe
also beer seed, 20 Bis and
stamped envelope. Mrs. Eunice
Woody, Dial.

Sar Millet, cleaned and sack-
ed, in 100 lb. bags, $8 for 100
lbs. Ed Faircloth, Leslie.

New Red Sweet Potato cer-

tified seed, developed by Ga.

Experiment Station, $5 bu.
FOB at my farm, E. Y. Stokes,
Rt. 7, Macon.

Victor Grain Sead State test,
94.94 pet., bright and sound,
5 bu. bags, $6 FOB. Whetstone

Farm. J. F. Lowe, Box 528,
Fort Valley.
Okra seed in 25-50 Ibs., lots,

50c lb. del. by freight. Charlie
E. Smith, Flowery Branch, Rt.
3. :

Pink skin multiplying onions,
$1 gal., Okra seed, 30c cup, also
striped half runner bean seed,
25c cup, Add postage on each,
Mrs.- Ellen Whitehead, Rt. 1,
Maysville.

Dwarf Compact Pepper seed,
low plants with small fruits,
25 pod; also omegr- nate
(Queens Pocket Melon) ed,
10c. Add self addressed st.mp-
ed envelope. Mrs. J. HE. Kirk,
Bremen. f :

Calif. beer seed, 25c start.
PP. Mrs. S. M. Blackstone, Rt.
2, Perry.

Tender Hull frost proof, White
Salet English Pea seed, 75c
cup; Tender bean, white half
runners, little Pink and cream
6 wks. beans, 55c cup, 2 cups,
$1; Red speckled Crowder peas
and Green Okra seed, 45 cup.
Add postage. Mrs, Carl Smith,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Good tender bean seed, white
and striped half runners, Pink
Peanut.6 wk. old bean, White
Creseback and speckled corn-
field beans, 65c cup; White Sal-
et English peas, 75c cup; also
mixed cut short beans, 55 cup.



Hughes, Rt. 1, Box 100, Tucker.

Add postage. Mrs. Preston
Southerland, Rt, 3. Ellijay.

Want power or 3-roller, horse |

combine run but clean, 85c
bu. at my farm. Bring sacks;
also White and Red Sorghum

-seed, recleaned, even wt. bags,
4c lb. FOB. barn. E. F. Woods,
a 4, Brooks, Phone Senoia,
205255 ;

1955 crop Ky 31 Fescue seed,
recleaned, tested, $16 CWT;
Sericea seed, combine run, $12
CWT., $100 per thousand lb.
Cecil Travis, % Pine Crest Ac-
res, Riverdale, Phone Fayette-
ville, 5581.

1955 Good sound clean, white
nest onions, 90c gal.; 2 gal.
$1.75;, $3 bu, 2 bu. $5. Not
damaged, also want truck load
Oat Straw, at $25 ton, without
rain, at your place. H. P. Mal-
oe Rt 2, Boe 47, Social Cir-
Clee:

402 a Va. Gold tobacco
seed, germ. tested, 60c ounce.
3 ounces or more lot, 50c oz.
PP = Geo, {Yor Mletcheraant. 33;
Tifton. -



PLANTS FOR SALE

henerdae crowns, 1 yr. old,
$i. oz, Broccoli, Brussels
Sprouts, Wonder Beets, head-
ing Collards, ~Iceburg Lettuce,
Wakefield Cabbage, Evergreen
Bunching Onions, 35e doz. Add
Postage. No less $1, lots. Mrs.
H. V. Franklin, Sr., Register. :

Tenn. Beauty and- Tenn.
lakemore Strawberry, $1. C.,
500, $4.; $7. M.; Lawton Black-
berry, $7. Cx ct Dow, ote
Graves, Fayetteville.

Chas. Wakefield frost proof
Cabbage, 60c C: 500, $1.75; 0D. 50
M. Del. Otis Conner, Pitts.

Strawberry plants, $1. C. Lots

W. M. Bryant, 5415 Emon, Dr.,
Savannah. d

~ Mtn. Pcileuerty bearing
size, 2 doz., 75c; Klondike Straw-
berry, $1. C.; Imp. field Dew-
berry and Blackberry, 50 doz.;
Muscadine vines, 4 ft. and Blue
Damson Plum Sprouts, 45c ea.
Add postage. Rosie Crowe, Rt.
1, Cumming.

Klondike. Strawberry, 90c.,
Catnip, 40c bunch, Peppermint,
40c doz., Scuppernong vine cut-
ting, 60c doz., Mtn. Huckleberry,
bearing size, 85c doz.; also
Brown striped half runner gar-
den bean seed, 60c cup. Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Hood, Rt. 1,
Gainesville.

- Chas. Wakefield frost proof.
Cabbage, fresh and green, 300,
$125; 500, $1175; $2.50 M. PP;
White Bermuda Onions, $2. M.

at farm, and Rutger Tomato |
seed, $2.50 lb: R. Chanclor,
Pitts.

Kudzu Crowns,
yrs. old, $2. -; ae $7.3 $12.50
M. Add postage. CD . Crow, Rt.
2, Gainesville.

Cabbage, Chas. Wakefield,
Mkt., Copenhagen, large, also
White Bermuda Onion piants,
500, $1.25; $2. M., 5 M. up, $1.50
M. Express Collect. Shipped
Promptly. E. L.- Fitzgerald,
Fitzgerald, Phone 2207.

Cabbage plants, fall grown,
frost proof, Copenhagen, Chas.
and Early Wakefield, and sweet
Bermuda Onion, 500, $1.25- $2.
M., 5 M., $7.50. Exp. Col. Mrs.
Tet Stokes, Box 349 Fitz-
gerald,

White and Red Bermuda oni-
on, 300, $1.25; 500, $1.70; $2.50
M.: Frost proof Copenhagen
Mkt. and Flat Dutch Cabbage,
300, $1.25; 500, $1.70; $2.50 M.
Prompt shipment. No C.O.D.
Miss Ina Griffin, Rt. 4, Bax-
ley.

Frost proof Copenhagen Mkt.
and Flat Dutch Cabbage, 300,
$1.25; 500, $1.70; $2.50 M.; White
and Red Bermuda onion, 300,
$1.25; 500, $1.70; $2.50 M. Prom-
pt shipment. Full count guar.

4, Baxley.

Wakefield Cabbage, Ga. Col-
Jard, White and Yellow Ber-
muda onion, 60c C.: 500, $1.50;

1,000 bu.. Coker fulgrain. oats,

of 300 PP. Prompt shipment. }-

rooted, 1-2/3, Fayetteville, Phon

No. C.0.D. James Griffin, Rt. }

75e Cc: $5: M
Wise, Wadley.

Mtn. Huckleberr
size, Hazlenut bushe
Yellow Roots, 60c
Sprouts, 3S Siva
Homer Hendert
126, Ellijay.

Horse Radish -
Horse Radish
Garden pee
Raspberry, 75c doz.;
ea., Rhubard Plant,
Queen of the Meadov
Tansy Lions Tongue
Dock, 25c doz. Ad
Mrs. Presley. Fowler,
jay.

Sirawberry pl in:
Missionary anc a:
C. PP. Tom Ss le Rt

rollton,

HAY AND Ss"
(Wheat, Oats,

Bermuda Hay, $30:
J. Mercer Wooten

ed and
weeds, $30. ton. C
Hephzibah, Phone

Straw, bales tight
sliced, 50c bale, at
Denney, Rt. 3, (
TE-2-3873. ;

1,000 bales good g
hum hay, square wire
85c bale, $25. ton |
E. F. Woods, Rt.

Phone Senoia, 205.

Fodder, 1955 crop

pone: Pledger
, Gainesville.

_Large quantity























Rd. Winton G--BaAr

Fescue hay or

$1. bale; also be}
bale, $35. ton
RED, Powder
4593.

Constal Bermu

ton, F.0:B. Del. at-
rates in 6 ton gq
Taylor, Tifton.

- Good Serciea ha:
.| fertilized field, $
W. A. Estes, Sto
6133. ae

"Large quantity
deza, Oat Hay, C
da, Fescue, Sericea,
and Crab grass. All
arately and square
to $35. ton. E. A.B

Sericea, Fescue, D
Johnson grass Hay,
ton. Cecil Travis,
Crest Acres, River
Fayetteville, 5581.

Sericea Lespedeza =r

harrow or ot!
drawn farm implen
place 10 mi.
Neal, ale

40-50 tons
Hay, square bales,
wate rain, $1:
F.O.B. barn. Acce
spreader in good con

ford Place,
4085.

Bright Oats, Clove
let Hay. Baled fre

ton. Del. Tenscone
J. E. Voyles, Hwy.

Phone Jonesboro

PECAN AND O'
FRUIT TREES FC



shipment. _H. = Smith, Bax



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$2.75 M. PP. Exp. Col, Prompt |











a8 PP. Mrs Ge P.
lena. Pee








s es. dy i
iol ata he by qe oe
$1.50: 12, $2.90;
ton Asparagus,
; 3 yrs., $1.50.
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emi vines, 6, gL;

lbs, 75c- doz.: Sage
Catnip punches, 6,
ostage. Mrs. Mae
Rt. 6, Gee ae:












OR SALE 4





ols in- heifer |



: Gay . Ferguson,
Rd., Chamblee.







} my place; also
alf in Spring.
Black Angus.
t and 2nd. cal-
2 W.da





























ries, 6, $1: *yiko'|

Black Angus :




tact, Mrs. J. A. Brooks, 950
Bolton Rd., UN. W., Phone SY-

Morris,
ie







, | 4-1797.-

= _ Guernsey milch cow ; for sale.
a Glenn Hays, Rt. 1, Temple.

10 mo. old purebred Santa
Gertrudis bull; also 10 mo. old.
half breed pull, 1/2 Santa Ger-
trudis and 1/2 Brahma. J. W.
Ga. Better Farm,
O. Box 119, Carrollton.

Reg. Hereford Cattle, horned
type bulls and
mo. old, $100, ea. Cecil
%. Pine. Crest Acres, Riverdale,
Phone Fayetteville, 5581.

|- Reg. Hereford. bull,

1800. lbs. 5 yrs. old, in excell-
ent cond. $250, or will trade for
& bull of equal value to prevent
inbreeding.Can furnish papers.
|H. A. Frese, 110 Lyle Terrace,
College Park, sphone PO=15 0094

HOGS FOR SALE

Le Broke nose OIC and PC
Cross pigs, about 40 lbs.
$12.50 ea. E. H. Bartsch, Rt. 1,
Box 25, College Park, Phone
PO- T- 1963. )

: Purebred Duos Boar, 3g mo.
old, $50. Extra for papers. Ron-
nie Pittman, Avera. ;

: Reg: deep red Duroe alee

feady for light service, $35 ea.,
,|reg. in buyers name: also un.
{related females, $100 for 3 del.
in Ga. H. &. Williams, Baxley,

%o

yf | breeding with foe one and ee
epee ce: and markings.
W. Thurmond, Farmington.

1 Milch cow, 2 bred heifers,
steer calf and one mule. Con-



heifers



Travis,

approx.

H,

nah

6-8

ea.,



12 wks.

Robert A.



BOON Purebred Direc Jersey pigs,
_|life time treated, reg. in buy-
ers name, $20 ea. plus reg. fes,
at farm, 6 mi. So. Albany, on
Hwy. 19. Member FFA. J. W.
Smith, Rt. 4, Box 813, Albany.

15 fattening Shoats, at my
place. James Carter, Box 487
Rt. 4, MeMurty Dr., Atlanta 11

Cherry Red, Reg. puree pigs,
old, from top blood-
lines, $25 ea.; reg. Service boar,
1 yr. old, and 2 bred young
sows, $50 a. All with papers.
Cail, Rt. 5) Savan-

2 Gilts and 6 male reg. Berk- |
shire pigs, 8 wks. old, $20 e2.,
with papers. Chas.
Monroe, Phone 4671.

OIC -pigs, 8-12 wks. old, from
Champion bloodlines, $22.50 ea.
at farm, $25 ea. shipped FOB.
Reg. in buyers name. J. C. Bur-
nett, % Moss Oaks Farm, Quit-
man. ; :

4 SPC gilts, best bloodlines,
reg. in buyers name. Ready to
breed, $125 for lot. George Fer-
guson, Rt. 1, Cave S5ring.

-QIC_ shoats, from Champion
| bloodlines, 75-80 Ibs.,
at farm, or $22.50 ea.
J. Roquemore, ae 2, Amer-
icus, Phone 7575.

_ Purebred Berkshire pigs. Re- |:
asonable. D. L. Biggers, Rt. 3,
-| Cleveland.

1 male and 2 bred gilts, aa
11 mo. old and OIC type,
ea. at farm. Miss Katie Rawls,
Rt. 2, Ochlochnee.

Purebred Hampshire gilts and
boars, reg. 8-10 wks.
ea. FOB. Hilton E. Davidson,

$20 ea.,
crated.

$35

old, $25

EL Chicks, ;

| $10. trio;

Hogs FOR SALE G

8 SPC pigs, 15 wks.
males, 3 gilts, out of litter of
Ls also 2 SPC gilts, 200 Ibs. ea.;
out of litter of 9. Prize winning
stock. Reasonable. Felton War-
nock, Rt. 2; Box 187, Tarry-
town.

. Good pigs, ready Jan. 1, 1956.
Sell_or trade for 2 disc. tiller
plow, bush and bog harrow or
spring tooth harrow for Ford
tractor, or will buy. J. B. Whit-
field, Rt. 1, Bouldercress Dr.,
Conley, Phone D477 s5=

HORSES AND MULES
FOR oo \

O2 tee Old. saddle mare, very
gentle, work anywhere, $85.
William H. Cochran, Rt. 1,
Blackshear, Phone 5282,

Excellent Mare mule, large
size soune and good worker,
$150. F.C. Drexel, SULTS



LIVESTOCK WANTED

Wanted 10 45 100 head of

any beef type Cattle. Phone
day 4411 Conyers, Ga. or night
DE an Decatur; Ga.



BOULTRY FOR SALE



ANDALUSIANS, LAKENVEL-
DERS AND ORPINGTONS:

3 pr. purebred Blue Andalu-
sians, $6 pr.; also trio pure-
bred Yellow Buff Orpingtons,
1 trio Lakenvelders,
ST Mary Bartsch, Rt: 1, Box 25,
College Park, Phone PO-7 1968

BANTAMS:

Yellow, purebred S. C. Buff
Orpington bantams: 1 pr. $5; 2
hens, $7; 3 males, $6. Add post-



fod. =)







_ POULTRY FOR, SALE

White Leghorn Bantams, real |
small show type, 1 Rooster,
and 5 hens pullets, started lay-
ing, $10; also want white erest-
ed, Polish Bantams and 1 oa
Swans, Li B; Morgan, i 4,
Wayctoss.

Purebred Buff Cochins, prize
Winning stock, 5 hens, and 2
roosters, $10; also mixed Ban-

tamsy 10 hens, and 2 foosters,

$10. Robert Harris, Rt. 5, Ma-
rietta.

Bantams: Old English Black
Breasted Red Game, modern
Silver duckwing, Buff Brahma,

modern Black Breasted Red

Game, Old English Silver duck-

wing, Black Tail Japanese, Mod- a

ern Birchen game and White
Leghorns. Reasonably and sa-
tisfaction guar. B. H. Holsom-
back, 302 S. Harris St, Hast.
Point. :

White crested Blaci Polish;
Golden Sebright, Black ~ Jap,
Dark Cornish, White laced, red
Cornish Bantams, 6 mo. ald,
$5 pr. Fred Blaylock, 515 Cres.
cent Ave., Chickamauga.

Fancy Show type, pure stock,
Bantams, pigeons, Rabbits, and
Guinea Pigs (Cavies), Doves,
and Silver - Pheasants. Reduced
te sell, Mrs. Helen Street, 2956
Buford Hwy., Rt. 2, Atlanta.

Five 9 mo. old O. E. Silver
Duckwing Bantam cockerls,
good type and col., $1 ea. or
Exeh. for Hicks Everbearing
Mulberry plants, well rooted,
5-6 ft. J. H. Barr, Lumpkin.

eee GAMES &
GIANT,

5 Black Gane hens, $10. Con-




























age. "Mrs. V. M. Johnson, Shell- taee SiG: Waltaven, Ris 2s
ae 2514. JT Rt. 2, Glenwood, Lowery FFA. man. 2 Dallas. =
oe No1 No, 2 No. 3 Ne: 4 | Candler L/S , Metter 12.40. 12.40 12.16
bore 12.10 I Mayers & Metre Ine. Milan, 11.69 11.55 11.50 9.40
Flint River L/S Aue. Bainbridge 11.45 11.15 11.00
res ee ee Tech: Ge. /Y Lyons. 12.80 12.09 12.05 12.05
Y Swelne is, : on | Tifton S/Y Tifton 1.80 1175-1140
pwglieeele a We |, 13.00 | Thomasville $/Y Thomasville 1248 (MTS 11.25
pee Hvys. Pisree Co. S/Y Blackshear 12.28 12,60 11.75 11.40
aig Com. Co. Dublin = 12.10 12.15 12.80 14.85 | Sylvania S/Y Sylvania oe ee

















11.51









































11,80. 11.75 13.00
oe 12.16 10.81
Hvys.
12.50 12.75 13.50 14.05
12.06 (11.50 11.50 11.81
ck s Mkt. Huslevurst. 11.67 11.50 11.6505 = 11.0%
YX Statesboro 11.61) 11.80 12.00 13.00
v 11.72 - 8.85
pees ae Hvys.
Meese es00 11.85 11.70 12.30 |.
S C.c Rome 1250 =: 12.00 11.60 10.40 -
11.72 11.56 WSs bae
Mit., Inc., (Cuthbert - = 11,60 ; 11.39 11.36 12.00
\ : 11.69 f
ie e 3 7
11.75 3
ae 15.25 14.00 13.50 11.90
11.55 11.46 11.50 12.60
s ~ 11.15 11.13 ~-:10.60
11.25. ~=+-11.00 10.80 11.40
11,50 ae
11.50 12.07 12.00 11.40 |
114.73 11.35 11.35 11.05
sup . 11.78 - 1140.11.30 = - 11,60
ore 411.99 11.81 11.70 13.50
a 10.81
2s , Hvys.
Y Bainbridge 11.45 11.04 11.45 11.60
ee 11.46 =
et & Hvys.
11.54 11.01 10.60 10.69
- 1168:
F480 12.00
11.65 11.90 12.05 10.50 -
: a Hyys.
2 TV4Z..11.60' 11.49 - 12.05
11.62 :
12.01 12.50

12.02,

11.95









: ,

Dec. 10

$/Y Swainsboro











Midge S/Y,

Emanuel o. 12.40 12.25 12.00 10.78
Bartow L/S Com. Co. Cartersville 12.40 12.60 11.75 11.00
: Sows
Dee. 12
Columbus S/Y Co. Columbus 12.59 13.60
Shumans S$/Y Hagan 11.90 11.63 11.45 . 10.61
Muscogee L/S Co. Columbus 11.30 12.88
~ Carroll Co. Sales, Cerrollinn 12.30) 11.60 10.75 12.00
Seminole L/S Auc. Mkt. Donalsonville 11.16 11.18 11.02 11.00
11.20 :
Ga. Farm Products Sals Corp. .
Thomaston 12.50 12.00 12.25 12.50
Bleckley L/S Auc. Cochran 11.80. 11.30 11.40 11,50 |
Chatham Co. L/S Savannah 11.90. 42.00 = 11.60
. Ocilla L/S Co. Ocilta 11.43 11.36 14.37
Millen L/S Mkt., Millen 12.10 12.60 12.00
Bedge Ce. S/B Eastman 12.62 11.75 12.50 12.80
Jesup S/Y Jesup 11.85 11.26 11.24 11.02
Sutton L/S Co. Sylvster 11.52 11.58 10.95 17.80
, ; 11.60
Dee, 13 ;
Mitchell Co. L/S Co. Camilla ae 11.09 11.35 11.10
11.33
Tattnal S/Y Glennville - 11.75 11.73 11.72 10.05
Troup Co. Sales 12.22 11.75 11.20 12.62
Farmer's /S Auc. Co. Nashville 11.54 11.60 11.26 10.85
Farmer's S/Y Sylvania 12.05 12.00 12.10
Smith $/Y. No. 3 Thomson ae 12.40
12.6
Metter L/S Mkt., Metter 12.00 11.61 11.55
Dawson L/S Co. Dawson 11.25 11.25 12.20
Farmer's S/Y Arlingfon 11.25 11.20 10.90
McRae S/Y, MeRae 11.30. 11.51 12.22
Appling Co. L/S Mkt. 12.01 101712 11.70 as
| Dee. 14 e
Moultrie L/S Co. Moultire Wee 11.35
11.7
Claxton /Y Claxton 12.60 E242 11.50 11.82
Union $/Y Albany 1154 11,60. 14.75) | 112705
Turner Co. S$/Y, Ashburn W116 11.99 11.70
Pulaski S/Y, Hawkinsville 12.60 12.40 12.66 12.88
Vidalia 13 50 12.25 12.00

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MARKET BULLETIN



: - Cotfon King Shows The Way

(Continued from Page t)

John BR Hunnicutt, all of Bulloch County;
Southcentral, George McCay and Mabrey

Kennedy, Jr., of Crisp, and L. L. Phillips,
Bleckley; Southwest, L. A. Pitts, Early,

Fowl er, Gord

Darrell Hunnicutt,

rooster,

Geo. N. Thomas,

100 or more young Babcock}
- White Leghorn Pullets,

tion of first, second and third place Wwin-
ners in each of six Extension Service dis-

tricts. By districts, they

W. H. Smith,

are: Southeast,
and

D. L. Massee, Macon, and C. A. Vinson,
Peach; Northeast, I. R. Anderson, Wash-
ington, Ora Scarborough, Elbert, and Ar-
thur Hartley, Washington; Northwest,

; tow.

District prizes oF $950 for fi
foe second, and $100 for third

sented at the dinner,



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POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE

FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED

POSITIONS



8 purebred Shawl Neck game
hens and pullets and 1 game
$15 or exch. for 8 red

or B. R. Pullets. Mrs. A. D.
Blackstock, Douglasville.
15 pit Game Cocks, 5% and

6 lb. ea., bred under wire. Prices

upon request. C. G. Pendley,
Lithonia.
Stag, and 1 Pullet, late hatch

unrelated, $6.50 pr., Hopkin-
son Warhorse. Ed M. Cambon,
120 Woodland St., Cedartown.

. About 1 doz. long legged high
station Claret, Stags, and Pul-
Jets, $5 ea. $15 trio. 4. times
winning cocks. Russ Wade, Rt.
2, Alto.

Pure Dark Cornish Pullets,
now laying, $2 to $2.50 ea.
Large big bone type. H. W.

Thurmond, Farmington.

2 pit Game cocks, 1/2 blue
Traveler, 1/2 Tormentos, ready
for the pit, 2 yrs. old, $5. ea.,
or more than one, $4 ea. G.
R. Griffin, Oak St.,. Gaines-
ville.

20 dark Cornish Pullets, 9
mo. old, $1 ea. for lot. J. M.
Kempton, 2004 Ruth St., N. W.,
Atlanta 18, Phone SY-4-4963.

Pit Games, 1 pen of Japs, 3
large hens and cock, $15; also
Pen Ky. Doms, same price.
Paul B. Adams, Rt. 1, Macon.

LEGHORNS (WHITE, BROWN,
BUFF):

- Approx. 300 Babcocks White
Leghorn hens, 95c ea. for lot.
Rocky Ford

2. nice
roosters, $2 ea. Mrs. H. W. Sim-
mons, 4131 Riggins Mill Rd.,
Macon, Phone 21334.

~ 20 purebred brown Leghorn
Pullets and Rooster, 6 mo. old,
$40. M. O. accepted. Shipped
express ecollect. John D. Rog-
ers, Rt. 3, Eastman.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, QUAIL, DOVES:

1953 hatch Golden Pheasants,

$1Qe- spr: 1'955-_ hateh.- Golden
Pheasent Cocks, $3.50 a.;
Quackless Ducks, $3.50 pr.; also

Grey Geese, $2.50 ea. Mrs. Dew-
ey Joyce, P. O. Box 13, Vidalia,
Phone 4768.

Large, Bob White Quail, $4.
pr- Ship on receipt of M. O.
Mrs. Cecil D. Crummey, Roch-
elle,

Northern Bob White Quail,
$1.25 ea.; Ringneck Pheasants,
$2.50 ea. Golden Seabright

_ Bantams, $2.-ea., $5. trio: mixed

Bantams, 50c ea; Purebred
White African Guineas, $2. ea.;
White Corniso Games; also
Prize Winning Roosters, 19 mo.
Oldy2$20ea,- Onn, -Cratty Rt 2:
Lavonia.

Golden Pheasants, 1955. hatch
cocks with 1954 hatch hens, $10.
ea. Ship anywhere. D. Kennedy,
Rt. 2, Quitman.

Chukar quail, 1955 hatch,
wire or ground raised, $2.50 and
$3. ca. Satisfaction guar.; also
Ambhurst Pheasants and Ban-
tams. Robert L. Garrison, 1525
Fairburn Rd., S. W. Atlanta.

White King Pigeons, Ameri-
cas finest breeding strain. Og-
den A. Geilfuss, c/o Melody
Brook Farm, Windy Hill Rd.,
Rt. 3, Marietta, Phone Smyrna
5-7385.

Jumbo White King Pigeons,
Silver Kings; Bald-Head Tumb-
Jers; Rollers and Racing Homers,

pr.; Racing Homers with
Pedigrees, $7,.50pr. J. AL Nix,
Jr.. Warm Springs Rd. Rt. 1,
Columbus.

Racing Homer Pigeons, from
good stock, $4. pr. William F.
Wiggins, Box 323 Sandersville.

Pr. Silver Pheasants, $7.50:
Ringnecks, $5. pr.; large Bob
White Quail, $4. pr. Will ship.
Send M. O. Mrs. Addie A. Ed-
wards, oie Myrtle St. N.E., At-
lanta 5. Phone AT-5152.

10 pr. Racing Homer Pige-
ons, $2. pr. to. reduce stock.
Show record of flying time. E.
L. Stowers, Box 204, Tucker.

Blue and White Peafowls,
Pheasants, Silver Amherst and
Reeves. Mrs. HES; Reagan, Me-
Donough, Phone 3502.

Bob White Quail, Chiker, and
Pheasants. Sell or Exch. For
Turkeys. J. R. N. Harper, Rt.
3, Alma.

300 Chukar quail, 24-30 wks.
old, $2. ea. Tested. Shipped
oo A. M. Royal, Arabi, Tel.

500 Bob White quail, 10 wks.
old, $1.50 ea., over, $2. ea. Exp.

charges collect. Frank Sauls,
Tifton. i
REDS: (N.H. R. I, PARMEN-

TERS):

-Purebred R. I. Reds, 4A
grade, debeaked, 10 wks. old
Dec. 22: pullets, $1. 50 ea.; cock-

erels, $2. ea. Mrs. W. C. Cruce,
Rt. de Harmony Grove Rd., Lil-
burn, Phone Clarkston 3- 5102.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC:
Bronze Turkeys, hens, $5.;

Mrs. A. M. Powell, Ellaville.

- 20 Turkeys for $60. Contact:
Mrs. Emily B. -Vaughn, a
omoth,

Purebred Arcee Guineas,
White with Yellow skin, $5. pr.
Mrs. Lowell Lang, Rt. 1, Box
113, Bremen.

4 pr. 1955 Mallard Ducks, $3.
pr.; also 200 No. Bob White
quail, $3. pr. C. L. Cawthon,
Riverdale, Phone JNO-2592 af-
ter i-p= mM.

Genuine North American wild
Turkeys, large early Spring
hatch, full plumage, $37.50 trio.
Wm. J. Steele, Rt. 2, Eastman.

19 grey Geese, $2. ea. At my
home, 4 mi. N. W. Talmo. Bob-
by G. Byess, Rt. 1, Pendergrass.

15 young Turkeys, wt. 22-45
lbs: ea. Contact. Mrs. J. E. Car-
ter, Rt. 4, Box 487 Atlanta,
Phone PL-5-9237. ;

_20 young Turkeys, mostly
hens, approx. 6 lbs. to 12 lbs.
ea. Mrs. J. A. Brooks, 974 Bolt-
on Rd., N. W., Atlanta 18, Tel.
SY-4-1797,

2 white female ducks, now
laying, $2. ea. E. H. Bartsch,
Ric Is BOK 20% cone Park,
Phone PO-1-1968.

Toms, $7. Add shipping charges. :

Ref.

Want small, sober, Christian,
White or Col. family to live
on farm and grow Tobacco,
Corn, Cotton and Peanuts. New
painted house and can furnish
mileh cow. R. S. peas eee lee
Alma.

Want man that has aca exp.
in apple or peach orchard for
crew foreman in apple orchard.
Must be able to keep up farm
machinery. To begin Jan. 1,
1956. Give ref., exp. and salary
expected in first letter. 2C2 Ve
Miller, Cornelia.

Want farmer with help on
50-50 basis. Have 9 A. cotton

allotment, Pimento Pepper, Veg.

and Corn. 4-R house, spring
water, elec., small pond, irri-
gation system; also mules and
tractor outfit. See me 1 mi,
So. LoveJoy. C. J. Parker, Sr,
Rt. 2, Hampton.

Want healthy, clean, white,
middleaged woman without bad
habits to live in home on farm,
and help with light farm work:
Furnish Rm., Board and small
wkly. salary. Mrstet li -Ray,
19 Hillcrest, Elberton.

Want White or col. small
family with 3 all time workers
to work Turpentine and raise
hogs on 50-50 basis. About 1,200

pulling faces, _ plenty round
timber to cup. House vacant,
located 34% mi. No. Pitts. R. We
Faircloth, Rochelle.

Want man without bad hab-
its, and willing worker to oper-
ate 100 head herd Dairy. New
parlor type barn, surge pipe
line milkers; also good 5 Rm.
house with running water, elec.
on School bus and mail Rt.
requested. Reid A. Wil-
son, Rt. 3, Tifton, Phone 1593-
M4,

Want woman, with health
card, no bad habits, to live in
house with Christian people on
farm, and do light farm chores
for small salary and board. Mrs
Jessie Harrison, Rt. 1, Box 207,
Jonesboro, Phone M-5157.

Want sober, white or col.
farmer able furnish self. At-
tend cows, hogs, pastures, crop
on halves. Have extra work
practically _all year. Ford trac-
tor and equipment to handle.
Get 1/3 of increase of pigs each
year. 3 R. house, elec. well
water, wood. F. F. Killings-
worth, 1017 Benning Dr., Col-
umbus.

Want ae reliable,
farmer for 1 or 2 H. crop as
desired. 4 R. house, wiired for
elec. stove, has well water. 20
mi. S. Atlanta. Standing rent,
or 38rds and 4ths basis. A. H.
Germain, 758 Hillpine Dr., N.

oo Rites Biishop.

112 fbynn: St,

-Cattleman or Poultryman. Can

for woman and 3 children, 2

Want col. man alone or with
wife only, to do gen. work on
Farm, Have house, near store.
Mrs. Hugh L. White, % Echo
Valley Farm, Stockbridge.

Want elderly woman to live
in farm home and do light farm
work. Also do garden and yard
work, No milking. No letters
ans. Miss Nannie Gardner, Rt.
1, Alpharetta.

Want White or Col., sober, |
reliable family with 1- a boys,
exp. in Dairy work and farm-
ing. Must be able to run milk-
ing machines, drive trucks and
tractors. Have good ref. Apply
at Glawsons Dairy.. J. Lee
Glawson, Gray Monticello Rd.,
Bradley. . :

POSITIONS WANTED



. Woman without children,
wants job on farm. Any kind
of light farm work, and willing
worker. Room, board and $12
wkly. salary. Mrs. Ella Rush-
ing, Rt. 1, Temple. Cae

Exp. Sober, and_ reliable
Dairyman with small family
wants job as Herdsman on
farm. Salary or 50-50 basis.
House must be wired for elec. |
stove. Have to be moved. J.

43 yr. old honest, dependable
woman, no bad habits, and 7
yr. old child wants job on farm
doing light farm work. Live as
one of family... Prefer year

Letters ans. Mrs. Irene ee
Griffin.

31 yr. old woman wants job
on farm. Private Room and
board, $25 or. $30 weekly sal-
ary. No bad habits, honest and
dependable. Letters ans, Mrs.
Carroll Wilson, 112 Lynn St.,
Griffin.

Would like to get in tee
with someone who needs a good

give ref. R. M. Blackwell, Stone
Mountain.

Want hoe crop or work on farm

boys and 1 girl. 4-5 house, close
to church and school. Prefer
in Jackson Co. Mrs. Sallie -O-
Kelley, Maysville.

Want good farm on 50-50 ba-
sis. Must be good land and.
equip., and with good, reliable
man. R. M. Powell, Rt. 2, Box
Lake Park.

24 yr. old, healthy, strong
man want job on farm. Cannot
drive truck nor tractor. Willing
to do any other farm work.
George F. Mitchell, Box 162,
Crawfordville. :

Man and wife want job raising
Broilers on poultry farm, on|i
Share basis. 5 -yrs.. exp. C. C.



E., Atlanta.

Ethridge, Rt. 1, Auburn.

Have jto be moved;

tractor or truck, or loo
layers. Would like |
land, or more. G
C. O. McKinney, Dahlo:

in dairy. 9 in fam ly.
Chatsworth, =

around job, $15 weekly salary. | .

(no. cotton),

-|and chickens,
and chickens. Ne
Room ae wire

135, Dalton. |

_ 25 yr. old, ma c
honest man, no bad ha
job on Dairy. Ca
or truck. Move r
give ref. Atlin Brid
Glenwood.

man want job o
worker. Can also -pai
most anything like car
poultry. Need room.
Go anywhere. I. M. Was
Experiment. :

job raising Broilers or
to layers. Have su: e
tun 10-30,000 cap. B c

con Rd., on J. T. Anthony 1
Otis O. Turner, Rt. 1,

16 yr. old boy, life tim
all types of farming ani

time. See me. T. J. Woo


































Married man,

equip. Prefer N. Atl
fer place where all

pone me at Cc too
farm. Thomas J.
1, Tunnel Hill, T

31 yr. old man and |
job on farm, doing
want job* on farm,
work. Exp. in trac
chain saw work,
hay baler and othe
Howardemfwyet mfy

o 9-18 yrs. old
in Dairy work. Se
Godfrey. Willie M.
3, Madison,

Family of
Chicken far
15,000 to 20,000 aD.,

crop on 50-50 bas:

Two good hands n

Want farm: on hal

Ww.

White, single, 4

Sober, exp. regular mi

Man, 40 yrs., with

ng, want job at once.



Hasunen:





POULTRY WANTED .



BANTAMS:

Want-to buy or trade Golden
Sebrights or B. B. Reds, O. E.
Game Bantams, show birds for
White Jap Silkie hens. Elmer
I. Wix, 331 Josephine St., N. E.,
Atlanta 7.

DUCKS:

Want several Mallard Ducks.
State price of each. B. R. Maul-
din, Rt. 1, Milner.

GAMES:

Want Rooster and 2 hens,
White Mugg Games. State price
or will trade other game chicks.
A. C. McJunkin, P. O. Box 25,
Boston.

GEESE:

Want purebred Toulouse gan-
der, Close enough to come after,
Mrs. X. M. Ritz, Cambelton Rd.,
Fairburn.

PEACOCKS:

Want Indian Blue Peacock, 2
yrs. old. State price. Fred Hen-
derson, Box 109, Toccoa.





Cattle Prices Paid at Georgia Mar















GRADS Thomaston Atlanta Athens. Rome Atlanta
] 12-12 12-13 12-14 12-14 12-15
Steers & Heifers RoCUe aie
Good 16.00-17.50 15.75-17.25 15.00-16.00 15.75-17.25 15.75-17.00
Comk. 13.00-15.25 12.00-15.00 13.00-15.00 12.00-16.50 12.00-14.50
Utility 11.50-13.00 11.00-13.00 11,00-12.50 11.00-13.50 11.00-12.75_
Cutters 10.00-11.00 10.00-11.75 10.00-11.00 10.00-12.00 10.00-11.25
CALVES , : 3 as
Good & Choice 15.50-18.00 15.25-18.75 15.25-19.50 | 15.75-18.75 | 15.00-17.00
Util. & Coml. 11.00-15.25 11.00-16.00 11.00-15.25 11.50-16.00 -17.00-15.25
Coml. gd. & Ch. at Sie
Vealers 16.00-29.00 16.00-26.00 16.00-31.25 16.00-22.50
cows is Bs -
Utility 9.75-11.00 10.00-11.00 -9.75-10.75 10.00-11.00
Cc. & Cc, 6.75-10.50 7.00-10.50 6.50-10.00 7.00-10.00 7,00-10.00
BULLS : : Bose
Util. & Coml. 11.75-13.00 12.00-13.50 11.00-14,00 12.00-12.50 11.50-13.75
Cutters 10,00-11.50 10.00-12.50 10.00-11.00 10.00-12.00 10.00-12.00.
STOCKERS a 5 See
Steers & Heifers 11.00-15.00 12.00-17.00 11,00-15.00 11.00-16.50
Calves i 11.00-16.00 11.00-17.00 11.00-14.75 11.00-15.25



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