Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1955 December 28

Commissioner

Phil Campbell,









NUMBER 17







































his olumn. Some notices will be a
age 2, column 1, under Sale
ld be mailed to: Editor,

L, Atlanta ce American Associa-
or Advancement | of ae

fone Coastal Plane Exp- Stan
Annual ton- oe acre peanut

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then I have discussed the idea with ees
| number of farmers who have oe



~ Not Planting Allotment
No Reason For Losing tt

BY PHIL CAMPBELL

sc aeioner of Agriculture

_ Many farmers have responded favor-
ably to my suggestion that they, in times
of crop surpluses, be allowed to keep
their acreage allotments on major crops
such as cotton, peanuts and tobacco,

a whether or not S plant their allotted

acreage.

-E inde such a suggestion aiken ap-
pearing before members of the U. S.
Senate Agriculture - committee at their
recent committee hearing in Macon. Since

_the idea themselves,
- At the hearing in Macon I told the

ions study farm problems, that in

my opinion the farmer is actually doing
the government a favor if he does not
plant government supported crops when

| the nation is facing a surplus problem.

PRESENT SYSTEM

Under the present system, if a farmer
does not want to plant his acreage allot-
ment on one or more of the major crops

he can have the allotment distributed

to other farmers in his county who would

like to plant the crop, I see no eblccuon

to this.

The law stipulates, Roweyer that a
farmer must plant his crop allotment

~ occasionally or his allotment will be

taken from him. In such cases Georgia can
lose crop acreage which may be given

to farmers of other states.

In view of the fact the government is
| often faced with the problem of market-
| ing crop surpluses, just as at the present,

_I can not understand why it continues to
force farmers to plant these crops.

WOULD REDUCE PRODUCTION

I know for a fact that many of our
cotton, peanut and tobacco farmers plant

- their allotments on certain occasions only



because the allotment will be taken from
them if they do not plant. I am convin-

ced that by cooperating with the farmer
who does not desire to plant his allot-

| ment, the government could reduce pro-









1956 Pale, Slick Tobacco

To Be Discounted U.S.D.A.

The U. S. Department of Agriculture
nas announced that it plans to discount

any pale and slick tobaccos that may ~

be offered for loan in the. price support

_ program for ee 1956 flue-cured tobacco

crop.

proposed action arises from the fact that
the quantity of pale and slick? tobacco
entering flue-cured markets rose signif-
icantly with the 1955 crop.

Dates Listed For Sixteen
Fat Cattle Shows, Sales

The dates for 16 fat cattle shows and
sales over the state have been announced
by the Agricultural Extension Service.

Those announced include Americus,
Jan. 18-19; Dawson, March 13; Claxton,
March 21; Glennville, March 27; Valdos-
ta, March 29; Sylvester, April 2; Swains- ~
boro, April 2; Alma, April 4; Albany,
April 10-11; Commerce, April 14 (show
only): Ashburn, April 17-18; Atlanta,
April 17-18; Douglas, April 24: States-
boro, April 25; Sylvania, April 26 and

Tastman, May 4.



duction of these major crops by as much
as 10 to 15 percent in a single year.

Many of the farmers I have talked
to since the Macon hearing have agreed

_with me. They cant understand why

the government should penalize them for
not planting when they are actually will-

: ing to help the nation by not adding to

the crop surplus that now constitutes one
of the major farm problems of the ad-
ministration.

If a farmer is willing to cut down
en his crop production at times of crop
surpluses and high storage costs, it seems
to me that the government should be
extremely happy to cooperate. Certain-
ly the farmer should not be penalized
when he himself takes action that will
help the government solve some of its
complicated farm problems.

When there is no surplus I see no
reason why unwanted acreage should not
be distributed among farmers who do
wish to plant the crop.











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PHIL CAMPBELL, Commissioner



Published
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Notify on FORM 3579 Bureau of Markets,

222 Siate Capitol] Atlanta, Georgia

Weekly at .
Covington, Georgia



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SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE

- SECOND HAND
MACHINERY FOR SALE



Farm equip: Planters,. Culti-
vators, stalk cutter, mowing bar,
. Hay rake= smoothing harrow, 2
disc. tiller, Ezee Flow spreader,
Cultipacker with seeder, Danus-
er Hole digger and sub -soiler
for Ferguson or Ford tractor.
All good cond. H. W. Hutchison,
1, Norcross, Phone 3559.

Lime sower, 8 ft. spread, dbl.
agitator feed, $75.; A-138 Culti-
vator W. 8? Sweeps, $45.; 10-A
6 ft. Tractor, Disc. harrow, $55.
All Intnl! Harvester equip.;
_ Hickory W agon, body 36 x 88 in.,
and equip. for tractor or mule,
$25. Guar. excellent cond. C. A.
~ Culter,

bus, Phone 3-2218. /

Pea and Bean threshing ma-,

chine, with extra heavy duty
elevator, Star 45 -Series; also
Taylor- -Way 3. point hitch tiller,
for sale or trade for cattle. Both
thresher and tiller in nearly
perfect cond. No junk. Murphy
W. Cooke, Rt. 2, Sandersville.

TIninl. 64 Combine with mo-
tor, practically new; also new
pick-up attachment for same;
also 17-row JD Grain Drill, per-
fect cond., with small seed at-
tachment. Sell cheap or exch.
for Cattle or Corn. Russell Had-
away, Chipley, Phone 15.

Bready garden tractor prac-
tically new, 1 1/2 horse power
Briggs, and Straton Engine,
equipped with plows, cultivator
and sickle blade, $150. J. R. Al-
Jen, Rt. 1, Selina Rd., Riverdale,
Phone Fayetteville, 5587,

Farmall H. Tractor with start-
er, lights, belt pulley, PTO,
planters, cultivators, distribu-
tors, bottom plow. and dbl. sec-
tion harrow, good cond. Reason-
able. See, No letters. Clyde as
Barton, Rt. 2; Adel.

: Cub bottom plow, practically
new, $50; 3 disc. Intn]. tiller on
rubber, $60, M. B. Welsh, Rt. 2,
Heath Rd., Macon.

1948 Ford tractor, 2 disc. til-
Jer plow, bush and bog harrow,
g00d cond. If sold in shoit time,
$765 cash. F. O. Elliott, Rt. 1,
Lavonia. :

Used Meadows Hammer Mill,
14 in. new hammers, good bear-
ings, $100. Ralph O. Jackson, Jr.,
Rt. 2, Rockmart, Phone 3328,

Large steel Anvil and farm
bells; mowing machine; horse
drawn, and old model Pea
"Thrash. Cheap. See. H. B. Cain,
Rt. 1, Bethlehem.

4 Water Wheels, 15 in. James
Leffel Sampson; 12 in. S. Mor-
gan Smith (both with wicket
Bates); 21 in. Regular Deloach;
12 in. George Green patent reg-
ular; Good cond. E. C. McKin-
ney, Rt. 2, Box 35, Blue Ridge.

St. Marys Rd., Colum-|

Irrigation Outfit,
harrows, $75 up: Fence Posts)!
45 ea.: Stationary Baler, $150:
Bermuda Plow, $20; also want
2 good used 0- 6 Tires. T. A. Mc-
Cord; Jr., Fort Valley.

Set of front end Cultivators
for Ford Tractor. Good as new,
$100. Raymond Anderson, Rt. 3,
Elberton. Near, Concord Church.

Farmall B. Tractor with Culti-
vator, Planters, Distributors,
and bottom plow. All in good
21 cond., $500. Ben Beall, Rt. 3,
Hazlehunst.

$1,750:> 3

Dairy equipment: 4 can Vic-
tor milk cooler, 10 gal. portable
water heater with hoist; some
10 gal. milk cans and other es-
sential equipment, good cond.
reasonable. W. O. Chitwood,
Box 63, Mt. Airy.

Blacksmiths Post Drill Press,
with drills. Contact. W. McD.
Harley, St. Simons Island.

Fibre Coated Pulley for Ford
or Ferguson tractor; also 5 disc.
Case tiller, with seed box. All
in excellent cond. Robert
Ritchey, Pomona.

~

Practically new David Brady
1-horse wagon, uSed less! than
wk., $105, or exch. for Manure
Spreader in good working cond.
that fits Ford tractor; also 1-
horse Turning Plow, $8. Roy}
Grindle, Dahlonega.

Farmail B. Tractor, disc. har-
row, Spike harrow, disc. plow,
Woodsaw, 6 row cotton duster,

lime spreader, stalk cutter,
hammer mill, planters, fertili-
zer and Cultivators attach.,

mower and rake, tractor wa-
gon. All mounted or pulled by

tractor. Mrs. Ruby W. Richards,
Salem Rd, Rt. 2, Thomson,
Phone 846.

Berkley deep well
$125. Mrs.

pump,
Docia Harris, Lula.



SECOND HAND
_ MACHINERY WANTED



Want Cultivator, Planters and
Fertilizer attachment, in good
cond. for Farmall A. Tractor.
Must work by hand jift: also
Sood used tractor tire, size 9x24.

T. Julian Gaines, Rt. a Elberton.

Want used sub-soiler for Ford
tractor with 3 point hook up,
at reasonable price. F. A.
Wright, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Want cut-off saw with elec.
Or gasoline motor, in good cond.
Quote price. F. J. Wilson, 4550
Boring Rd., Decatur, Phone DE-

Want planters and Cultivators
for Ford tractor. O. T. Duck-

SECOND HAND
| MACHINERY WANTED



Want belt pulley for AC trac-
tor Model G, in good cond.; also
need good belt. J.B. Hickman,
Milner. es 2

Want two 10-28 in. tractor
tires, in good cond.; also two
400-19 in. tractor tires. F. W.
Hamers, EOS Phone
151-J.

Want good _ used Sou
brand elec. shallow pump, in-

valve. Advise make, cond., and
price. del. Wesley S. Bellamy,
Luthersville.

Want elettric motor, 2 or 3
H.P., single-phase, in good cond.
to be used for cut-off Saw.
Must be cheap for cash. D. W.
Young, Rt. 4, Dallas.

Want small Sawmill, in good
cond., within 100 mi. Hampton.
State Cong. and cash price.
Letters ans. J. W.. Garner, Rt.
A Hampton. |

Want elec. submersible type,
approx. 250 ft.
depth. Can Exch. 3/4 horse
power deep well Jet type, ee
tically new. E. B. Cook, oO.
Box 1384, Athens. ~ {

Want Shuffle Wing for Farm-
all-C. Tractor, Cheap for cash.
Mrs. Janie Rowland, Rt. 4,
c/o L. A. Barron, Cochran.

\Want AC 66 Combine with
grain Bin attach. Deserib
fully anid quote price; also
1950. Ford tractor for , sale.
Robert H. Tootle, Reidsville.



SEED:AND GRAIN
FOR SALE



Fresh Calif. multiplying beer
seed; 20c st. 12 starts, for $1.
PP. Shirley Blue, Rt. 1, Waco.

_Cokers 48-93 Pct. Oats, com-
ae run, at market price. Let-

ley.

1500 bu. Texas rust-proof 14
Oats, germ. 94 Pet., State test-
ed, 95c bu., combine run, _85c
bu. in bulk, Advise before com-
ing; recleaned Iron peas, 2 bu.
bags, $4.00 bu. Ship or. del. rea-
sonable distance. Milton P. Min-
chew, Jr., Rt. 3, Macon, phone
37039...

6,000 lbs. Sericea Lespedeza
seed, $18 CWT; also 3,000 lbs.
Arling Sericea, all recleaned
and scarified, $25 CWT. W. D.
Wyatt, Brooks, Phone 204-W-1.

Brown streaked and white
half runner also cornfield bean
seed, 35c lb.; Okra seed; 50c Ib.;
Yellow Pumpkin, 20ce cup. Add
postage. Mrs. Mae Turner, Rt.
6, Gainesville.

700 lbs. Dixie Reseeding Crim-
son Clover, 84 Pet. germ., 25c
lb.; 200 Ibs. Chapel Hill Rescue,
20c lb. J. H. Coleman, Jr., Rt.,
Mitchell.

402. and VA. Gold Tobacco
Seed, Germ. tested, 60c 0z.; 3
ounces or more, 50c.0z. PP. Geo.
Y. Fletcher, Rt. 3, Tifton.

Genuine Hicks Broadleaf To-
bacco Seed, from Cokers cert.
seed, highest germ. and purity,
$1.40 oz., $15, lb. Earl Stuckey,
Blackshear.

Booking orders on 1955 crop
Cattail Millet, Sericea, Lespede-
za, Wheat, Iron and Clay Peas.
Germ. and purity guar. See San-
kie Powell at farm near Wrens,
or Contact M. T. Courson,



Hazlehurst. 4
White mubhiplying nest
Onions, $1.50 gal.; Col. bunch

Butter Beans, and mixed Okra
seed, ea. 60c EoD: Emma Dugger,
Oliver.

1955 Mammoth gourd, 25 seed,
10c and stamped envelope. Mrs.
Wiley Tinker, Rt. 2, Trenton.

1955 crop Ky. 31 Fescue, test-
ed, recleaned, $16 CWT; -also
Sericea seed, combine run, $10
CWT. Cecil Travis, c/o Pine
Crest Acres, Riverdale. Phone
Fayetteville 5581.

Abruzzi Rye see, free of Nox-
ious weeds, combine run, $2.50
bu. F.O.B.; also selected Tobac-
co (Speights 42) seed, oz. val
Frederick A







worth, Rt. 2, Carlton.

cluding tank, pipe and foot].

| Glennville,

ters ans. E. L. Boke Fort Val- ;

field Cabbage, Iceberg Lettuce.




50c lb. PP; also Cert. G.C.1.A.|
combine Sagrain Conch, White
Acre, and Cabbage pea seed, af-
fidavit Starr Millet seed, Germ.

prices. D. A. Law, Chula:

Pensacola Bahair Grass seed,
high germ. and purity guar. In

Barber, Rt. 2, Nashville.

Kobe Lespedeza seed, clean,
combine run, 20c-> lb. FOB.
farm. No orders less $1. W.. W.
Mask, Fayetteville, Phone 4284.

Butter bean seed, very prolific
bearer, 3 Ibs., $1. K. R. Smith,
Rt. 2, Thompson.

4 lots peas. Purity and germ.
good. Small quantity prices
postpaid per lb.; Cabbage, 35c;
Conch, 32c; Running Acre, 28c;
2 bu. or more, price per Ib.,
FOB Camilla: Cabbage, 26c;
Conch, 24c; Acre, 21c. Roy M.
Brooks, Rt. we Newton. 2

Okra _ seed, 50 lb. ee by

lb, Charlie E. Smith, Ves
Flowery Branch. .

12 lbs. old time Grass nuts,
40c lb.; old/time Okra seed, 50c
cup. No checks, nor M.O. "Add
postage. Mrs. Dorothy Money
Rt. 1, Box 129, Bremen.

1955 Golden Cure Tobacco |

_and purity, 75e oz. in half lb.
and pound lots. H. = Swindell,

Fla. special Tobacco deed, 50
z.; $6 lb. Satisfaction guar, S.
G. Thompson, Oak Park.

Abruzzi Rye, $2.85 bu.; Colon-
ial Barley, $1.65 bu.; reseeding
Crimson Clover, 30c lb. All re-
cleaned. Geo. H. Childs, c/o
Nehi Bottling Co. Thomaston.



PLANTS FOR SALE



Martha Washington Asparag-
Us;- 2-yr.,.- 12. plants; $1.25; 25,
$2. 25: Concord Grapes, 2 yrs.,
6, $12: $2.30 doz.; 3 yr., 6, $1.90;
12, $3.75; Latham - Red Rasp-
berry, 1 yr. $1.50 doz.; 25, $2.75;
Everbearing Streamline Straw-
hoe $2.50 C. Add postage.
A. . Friday, Rt. 5 Rome.

2 fee Strawberry plants,
spring and Hverbearing mixed,
75e C. Add postage. No checks.
E. H. Webb, 257 Boulevard St.
Monroe, Phone 6676.

Acres large Strong Cabbage
plants, Chas. Wakefield and
Mkt. Copenhagen also white
Bermuda. onion plants, 500,
$1253 Slee -Giao Oe bone o Ve,e
Shipped express collect, and
prompt. E. L. Fitzgerald, Fitz-
gerald. fy

Fall grown, frost proof, Cab-

bage, Mkt. Copenhagen, and |
Chas. Wakefield, also white
Bermuda onion plants 500,

$1252 62s Mo- $7.50. -t0rs, SaeMe
Shipped Express Collect. Mrs.
. Stokes, Box 349, Fitzger- |
Ae 5

Roa eco 1 yr. size,
$1 doz.; Broccoli, Brussels
Sprouts, Wonder Beets, Car-
rots, heading Collards, Wake-

All 35c doz. No less. $1 lots.
Add 25c on ea. $1 order. Mrs.
H. V. Franklin, Sr., Register.

Tenn. Beauty and Tenn. Blake-
more Strawberry, $1 .; $7 M.;
500, $3.50; also Lawton" Black-
berry plants, STO le de@z.scs
H. Graves, Fayetteville.

Red multiplying onion plants
50c C; Fig plants, 50c and $1
ea. Add postage. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Rt. 2, Camilla.

Mtn. Huckleberry, 2 doz., 75c;
Field Dewberry and Blackber-
ry, 50c doz.; Muscadine vines,
4 ft. and Biue Damson Plum
Sprouts, 45c ea., rooted; also
Slick leaf mustard seed, 40c
cup. Add postage. Mrs. Rosie
Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Good strong frost proof Cab-

Bermuda onion plants, 300,
$1.25; 500 $1.70; $2.50 M. Fu

Laws frost-proof.garden peas, | '

and Purity test. Guar. Speciall.|

100 lb. bags, 25 lb. Virgil T.|

1955 Old-fashioned Pole. cole

freight, 25 lb. by. mail, PP. 50c}

seed, state tested, highest germ. |

bale; Bright Seri

| Grady Thompson, R

bage, and White); and Yellow |.












guar. me Ina Griffin, :
Hox 60, a








Klondike Strawberry,
C.; Catnip, 40e bunch Pe
mint, 40c doz., _ Scupper
vine cuttings,
Huckleberry, bearing si
doz., Brown striped half
ners bean seed, 60c cu
postage. Mrs. Lee Bod
Gainesville. ;

. Wakefield fr
cabbage, 300, $1.25; 51

$2.50 M. PP. $2 M. a
also Rutger Tomato |
lb. R. Chanclor, Pitts

Chas. Wakefield
Cabbage 500, Sie Tose
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or 60c C. Del.
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postage. Jemim
Talking Rock. |

Speckle Crowde
White Black- -eyes,
Java Crowders Exc
2 print or 3) whit
postage on each. Op
mell, Rt. 2, Talking Ri

Willetts. Wonder ga

silghtly damaged by W
40c cup; Blue hull tende
beans, 50c cup. Mrs. Joh
er, Rt. 2, Templ





















2 bu. or more purpl
Crowder Peas, 2 bu. W
Black-eye " Crowders





















































pieced: washed and w eV

ed, Make best offer per
Hope McMiche:

Striped half bbe
50c cup; small w
cup. Add post ge I
sacks, white or co.
ell. Meeler, ae a
op.

Mine pine

3 cups, $1; White
ter beans, eating 0:
3 cups, $1, 1955 cro
pepper, 40c qt.;
ner beans, goo
cups $1.25, Ad
Samuel Caine, Rt.

Large running Bu
field Beans, striped,
Bunch. Butter Beans
Ib.; also Butter Pea A
at garden. TR ane
Gunclub ae N. W.
18s

_ Light cream col.
Crowder Peas, 25c
bu.; also good hasting:
White corn, at my ple
bu. Will not ship
McKinley, Ritsos Lit

Tron Clay cow Pe:
excellent quality, also
Baloxi Soy Beans. All
in new 2 bu. bags.
Laboratory test. For
on all or. part. L



HAY AND S
(WHEAT, OAT:



























good grass Hay, Bas ee

453, Douglasville.

Highly fertilized Ci
muda Hay, free from
rain, bales average,
ton at barn; also Pe
baled, $25 ton. Dr. V.
Eastman, Fuons 32:







count and prompt _shipmer



Atkinson, Rt
osta,

guar. James Griffin, Ri
60, Baxley.























rig t Baars baled |
lodes St.,






y

Ky 31 Fescue, Dallis
square bales,. $25
ravis, % Pine Crest
dale, Phone Bay




























Oat hay, $35 ton, |
fillet and Grass hay,
me Grass Hay, $25
quare bales, Die
out rain. W.

oks, Phone 204- wit

ton. Del.
te. J. E. Voy-










3, Rye Grass and
25. to $35 ton, de-
Hiram D.
,, Phone Jones-







oe Les- |
t and baled with-




arge lots. Write
Lewis Lines

RN

ae Mrs. June
Dahlonega. Pee

Jb. Add post-

homas J. Ruth- | M
Union |

lover hay, |.

| 814 White Corn slipped shucks
| $1. bu. at my barn, 7 mi.

: GOURDS:

d washed shade |

1955

Add postage.
monds, Ri

SYRUP:






; ib; Add postage.
licholson, Presley.

rs. E. HL Nich-








an es, $1 lb. Add
Me Jeanette. Chast-

mr
aaa pieces, $1 pt. Add 25 ea.
or postage. Mrs. John Brown






ARTICHOKES: Q
ichokes, freshly dug ay
of shipment. Advance notice for
local del.,$7 bu. FOB, Wm. Re
| Edwards, Dawson.

- Jerusalem Artichokes, $7 bu.
Exp. Col. PP. in second zone,
$1.50 gal, or $1 gal. at my
home. C. W. Page, 149 North
Ave., NE, DNS 8, Phone AT-
6452,

BEES: :
10 hives of Bees, and 40
empty hives; all 10 Frame Fac-
tory built hives, and supers
Bargain. Everett Hunt, Rt. 4,
Box 92, ae

CORN:








and Yellow Corn. Leon Walker,
1266 - 1st. -St., NW., Atlanta,
Phone. SY-4- 3891.

450 bu. Sey good Cokers

SE
Cuthbert. D. Donald Peavy, Rt.
3 Cuthbert. Phone 115-J- =2) at
night. ee



Martin ae Diner Bae
25c ea.; larger, 50c- ea.; small
mixed | shapes, 5e and 10 ea.;
also Gourd seed, $1 cup., 950
pkg. Add postage. Mrs. -W. E.
Wooten, Rt. 2, Camilla.

LEAF MOLD:

High grade leaf mold, Sater
ized and screened, $2 bu. del.
V. W. Wilson, Rt. 3, Box 184,
Savannah.

| PECANS:
Large Paper Shell Pecans,
50c Ib., 20 lbs. or more PP.

d| posts:

-|ROOTS AND HERBS:

-| low Root, Cherry Bark, Sasafras

Seve hundred bu. 1955 White i

.| Ibs., 55e; Sides, 10-18 Ibs.,



FOR SALE

"MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED:



.500 Cedar Posts 6- iD Eta) OuC
ea. here. Frank N. Wansley, El-|a
berton.

Red Root, Colts, Foot, Yel-
Root bark, 4 lb, \ox, 75c; also
Red Hot Pepper and Honey
Locust Seed, $1 C. Add postage.
Mrs. Rosetta Butler, Rt. 3, Dah-
lonega,

SACKS: $

Print Sacks, 1,2 on 4 alike,
3 for $135; PP. Washed and
free of holes. No samples. M.
. with order., Charles Trice,
Box 365, Norerss.

Print feed sacks, wyacheds 2;
3, or more alike, without holes,
3, $1.25: $4.50 doz. No COD. Mrs.
Geo, Collins, 891 pend Dr.,
NE, Atlanta | De

SAGE: ~

1955 hand oatniered. washed,
shade dried sage, $1.50 lb. Add
postage. Mrs. Claud Edmonds,
Rt. 2, Toccoa.

ARTICHOKES:

Jerusalem artichokes, $1.50
gal. PP second zone; $7 bu. at
my home or Exp. Col. C. W.
Page, 149 North Ave/ NE., At-
lanta 8, phone AT- 6452.

Artichokes for pickling, $7
bu. FOB. Wm. R. Edwards, Daw-
son.

BUTTER:

Good fresh Country Butter,
in 1/2 lb. cakes, 50c %. At my
home. Mrs. D. Ce Harper, 2858
Spas icn Rd., S.W., Atlanta
eee

~

EGGS:
Giant >S. c Black Minorca
Eggs for setting, $3 per 15; also

nan,

MEAT; i

Country Oe smoked meat
or sugar cured. Hams, per lb.
10-20 lIbs., 85c; Shoulders, 8-14
50c
lb. Guar. against spoilage. Ship-
ped C.O.D. Mrs. Louise T. Pope,
Box 5, Dexter.

LEAF MOLD: High grade Leaf
Mold, finely pulvarized and
screened, fertilizes and Mulches,
$2 bu. Del. V..M. Wilson, Rt. 3,
Box 184, Savannah.

PECANS:

Shelled Pecans, $1.25 to $1.50
Ib. Add postage. Mrs. Viola
Brady, Rt. 1, Box 343, Cairo.

POPCORN:
Fine White rice Popcorn on
Cob, in 20 Ib. lots, $2.50. Add



M. O. Mrs. J: K. McRae, Rt. 4,



Ried,

Quitman.

postage. Mrs. Marie Holland,

PEPPER:

early 1955 hatch breeding Cock-
erels, $5 ea. L. B. Wallan, New- |

1955 dried hot pepper, 35 qt.:
ate Butter Peas for eating or
anting, @5c qt.,

Butter Beans, 45c qt: Add post-
age. Mrs. Samuel Caine, Cum-
ming.

POTATOES:

Old paghioncd: Bananas apace
type, White Sweet Potatoes.
Home grown, very nice size.
Murphy W. Cooke, Rt. 2, San-
dersville.

ROOTS & HERBS:

Yellow Root, 4 Ib. box, $1.30:
Queen of the Meadow, 4 lb,
$1.50. Noel Crump, Rt. 2, Talk-
ing Rock,

Yellow Root, 4 lb. box, 95c
PP. Mrs. Abe Goble, Rites Talk-
ing Rock.

Sampson Snake Root, os Ib.
box, $2.50. Cash with all orders.
Horace Cantrell; Rt. 5, Ellijay.

SACKS:
Print feed sacks, 100 lb. cap.,
washed and ironed, free of holes,
and, Mildew., 1-4 alike, 40 ea.
Miss Ivey Dugger, Oliver.

SAGE ==
Hand gathered, washed, shade
dried Sage, $1.50 lb. Add post-

.

age. No checks. Mrs. Ruby
Brown, Rees Totcoa,
TURPENTINE CUPS:

4,000 used 2. qt. Turpentine

cups, in good cond. Half price.
Wilson Studstill, Rt. 4, Abbe:
ville.

BLACK WALNUT MEATS:

Walnut meats, $1 pt. Add post-
age. Mrs, W, E. Swan, Rt. 1,
Union Point.

2 bu. nice, sound, hulled Black
Walnut Meats, dry and ready to
crack, $5 bu. at my home. Will
ship. Mrs. BE. M. Pope, Rt. 2,
Box 190-B, Stockbridge.



MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



BEE HIVES:

Want 200 hives Bees, in gob
cond. Martin Stone, Rt. 1, Box
77, Pearson.

CANE:

Want 500 stalks old fashion
ribbon Cane (stripes up and
down stalks); no other kind.
Can take now or engage for
Spring:1956. State price. W. P.
Colvin, Rt, 1, Milner.

PEANTS2 7:

Want 90,000
yaised in open; frost and freeze
tested. State lowest price FOB
Atlanta. W. L. Cousins, 3001



Box 14, Coonler Rd., Dalton.











| FRUIT TREES:

onion plants,

Want 8-10- ft. Pecan trees;
prefer Stewart. Grady, Itson, Rt

and White P2, Coe

SEED:

Want Moon ne Star Water-
melon Seed. Will pay $1 oz
Li C: Smith, 355 Connaly St.,
SE, Apt. 770, Atlanta 15.

ARTICHOKES: :
Want Sev. bu. Jetosaienn Ar-
tichokes. State price per bu.

CORN:

Want some Yellow Corn. will
pay, $1 bu. in ear of $1.15 shell-
ed and del. here. Felton Denney,
Rie 3: Carrollton, Phone TE-2-
8873. /

" Want some corn at reasonable
price. Mrs. Ruth Haynie, Ria;
Box 469, Augusta.

HAY:

Want del. to my, barn, 5-10
tons good Hay or Oat Straw.
Quote price. F. J. Wilson, 4550

7122.

MEAT:

Want 10 lbs. of real lean meat,
country pork sausage with sage,
and not too much pepper; also
large cured Ham, with not too
much fat, at reasonable Mit.
prices. J. C. Withers, 948 Oak-

Want pure, star Millet cal
Send sample and price in hund-
red pound lots. L. E. Akins,
Powersville.

SHUCKS:

Wellbor n, Rock Spring.



CATTLE FOR SALE .

eer
Guernsey cow, freshen Dec.

.20, with 4th. calf, gives 31/2
gal. milk daily, with common



Pherson, Rt. 2, Villa Rica.

Purebred 7 yr. old polled
White Face Hereford cow,
healthy, gentle, good cond. $150.

White Face male, 12 mo. old,
and heifer;
and get. Mrs. Ethel Jones, Rt. 2,
Lula.

_ Reg. horn type Hereford bull
calves finest bloodlines. Ogden
A. Geilfuss, c/o Melody Brook
Farm, Windy Hill Rd., Rt. 3,





Cooledge Rd., Tucker.

log Prices Paid At Various Markets

Marietta, Phone Smyrna, 5-7385.





ngnam







Shumans S/Y, Hagen

ne e No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 Pelham S/Y Inc., Pelham 11.17 10.86 11.09
: one. ae 12.00. 11.21
poe : Ragsdale & Long Com. Co., Quitman 11.05 11.05 11.17 10.99
es Se : ; 11.60
raig Comm. Co., Dublin 12.00 12.65 12.40 =: 14.50 Valdosta L/S Co., Valdosta 11.56 11.95 11.40 11.95
$/Y, Swainsboro 12.00 12.08 12.15 13.00 c : 11.61 : ;
bs Q 10.70 Hvys. | Dublin L/S Com. Co., Dublin 11.93, 412.12 11.85 12.05
- Farmer's L/S Ce., Douglas ~ 11.94 11.81 11.99 11.55
ee: eS Dalton L/S Auct. Ce., Dalton 11.20 -10.80
12.00 12.24 12.11 13.00 Nahunta L/S Auct., Nahunta 12.27 12.29 12.05
: Se 10116 Hvys. Bainbridge S/Y, Bainbridge 11.39 11.26 11.20 10.90
Co., Macon 12.70 12.50 13.20 14.80 11.47
| Teccoa L/S Aucf., Toccoa 17.25 14.25 13.75 13.00
oe, ee er aon : : December 14
lure Com. Co., Rome 12.45 11.95 11.00 10.50 | Toombs Co. S/Y, Lyons 12.16 12.01 11.75 11.75
Mkr., Hazlehurst 11.15 11.55 11.26- 11.35 | Thomasville $/Y, Thomasville 11.75 11.20
. Statesboro 11.50 12.35 11.60- 12.30. Tifton S/Y, Tifton 11.76 11.95 12.35
12.00 : 11.70 Cordele L/S Com. Co.; Cordele 12.79 12.90 12.90
9.55 hvys. Candler L/S Mkt., Metter 12.24 12.16 11.55
Pee Ss 10.00 hvys. Mayers & Morris Inc., Milan 11.87 12.30 12.27 10.15
oe 11.17 F086 -17.09. hvys.
ee 21
f Be 5 December 17 : :
; s Me & Ine., Cuthbert pieo N26 1178 1121) Emanuel Co. S/,, Swainsboro 12.21 12.00 13.00 10.78
ss EOE L. Hvys.
ee : i 10.50 hvys.
1, Augusta 4175 1150 Bartow L/S Com. Co., Cartersville 10.20 9.10 8.90
1158 12.00 12.75 12.56 | December 19 2
SZ-02.3 12-67, 12.24 12.00 | Columbus S/Y Co., Columbus 12.60 : i
10.00 hvys. Ga. Farm Products Seles Corp.,
10.50 hvys. Thomaston 13.40 13.00 12.75 12.56
11.60 11.25 10.35 Seminole L/S Auc. Mkt., Donalsonville 11.85
9.50 hvys. 11.96 11.71 11.63 11.68
: : 12.30 12.07 11.84 10.66

Mrs. Robert ea Ashburn, :

Boring Rd,, Decatur, Phone DE-

dale Rd., N.E., Atlanta 7.
PEPPER:

Want some dried red hot Pep-
per. Mrs. J> D. Wilcox, Hazle- :
hurst.

SEED:

eae 2tons baled Shucks. |

feed, $100 -at farm. J. C. Me--

or exch. for purebred rolled

5-6 mo. old. Bring




















































































































































_ No papers.

- line unexcelled in Ga.,





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CATTLE FOR SALE

HOGS FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE



2 Holstein bull calf, from high
producing Dam and artificial
- breeding, $25. Can be reg. Pro-
duction recerds of Dam and rat-
ing of Sire sent on request: Dick |

Mommsen, Rt. 3, Clarkesville.

"Reg. Angus cattle, open and
$250

bred heifers, bred Cows,

to $1,000 ea. Lewis. Binds cys
Silver Creek... ;
Reg. Hereford tattle: horned

type, bulls and heifers, 6-8 mo.

old, $100 .ea. Cecil Travis, c/o

Pine Crest Acres, Riverdale,
Phone Fayetteville, 5581,

10 mo. old purebred Santa
Gertrudis bull: 10 mo. old half
bred Santa Gertrudis and

Brahma bull. J. W. Morris, c/o
- Ga. Better Farms, No. 100 P:O.
Box 119, Carrollton, Phone Ter-

race 2-2852.

* Guernsey bull; 18 mo:
At Geerge W. Brands place,
Centerville. No. letters ans.
Gertrude Brand, Rt. 1, Litho-
mia,



HOGS FOR 3ALE

old,
good breeding, not reg. Cheap.



Reg. 2 vr. old Hampshire boar,

-from Champion stock, $40. Rob-
ert Carpenter, Rt. 1, Tunnel Hill.

Reg. Black Poland China pigs,
vaccinated, 8-12 wks. old, a to
$30 ea. E. P. Drexel, Rt, , Tif-
ton.

Fine stock big bone Guinea
feeders: all sizes, 30 lbs. up.
Some males and gilts almost
ready to breed, from reg. stock.
W.iME Gay, Rt. 3,
Box 295-D, bceerals, Phone

6549.

Bi bred Hampshire gilts and.
boards, reg., 8-10 wks. old, $25
ea. F.0.B. airs FFA. Hilton
E. Davidson, Rt. 2, Glenwood.

75 good pigs, My place, 2 mi.

So; Litha Springs. Get inf. at

Gulf Station, Litha Springs. Wil-
lie B. West, Rt. 1, Douglasville.
x

Black PC breeding stock, from
weaned pigs to bred sows, over
200 to select from, Champion

_ bloodlines. Will ship or best
come see. Jas. R. Mullis, Coch-
ran.

40 deep red, Reg. Duroc pigs,
with life treatment against Cho-
Jera; 30 head unrelated, $25 ea.
at farm. If 3 taken, will del. at
$30 ea. H. L. Williams, c/o
Valley Farm, Baxley, Phone
2514.

Purebred Hampshire gilts
and boars, reg. 8-10 wks. old,
$25 ea. FOB. Hilton E. David-
son, Glenwood, Rt. 2, Lowery
FEA. ;

Reg. Duroc pigs. Can be seen
at my farm, 7 mi. E. Cordele
on Hatly Rd. Mrs. C. H. Fend-
ley, Rt. 2, Cordele.

Reg. Duroc pigs, 10-12 wks.
old, papers furnished, wormed,
and treated for Cholera. ae
2. lit-
ters by Foundation Prince (The
$2,000 Boar). Have 25 to choose
from 6 litters not related, $25
ea at farm. J. M. Harper, Rt.

5, Milledgeville.

9 Purebred Cherry Red Duroc
Jersey pigs, blocky type, from
Reg. stock. J. J. Waters, Louis-
ville.

Duroc and Hampshire pigs,
crossed, now ready, at farm.
$6 to $10 ea. S. E. Farrar, Rt.
2, Box 246, Newnan, Phone
1578-M-4.

2 Reg. SPC gilts, ready to
breed best bloodlines, $35 ea.
with papers, or both for $65.
George Ferguson Rt. 5, Cave
Spring.

Black PC Sow wt.
with third litter, 12 pigs,
with papers; gilt, 300 lbs., $50;
gilt, 225 lbs., $40. Mrs. Janie
Rowland, % L. A. Barron, Rt.
4, Cochran.

650 Ibs.
$110

Reg. Essex Gilts and males;
also two bred sows. Special
prices at my farm. A. P. Chap-
man, Rt. 5, Moultrie.

OIC pigs, 8-12 wks. old, from
Chempion. bloodlines, $22.50 at




farm, $25 ea. shipped F.O.B:
Price includes reg. papers. IT. C.
EB c/o Moss Oaks Farm,

Wiimens

4 berry, Rt: 5, Cumming.

OIC breeding stock pigs, $25
ea., reg. and crated and treated;
bred gilts, bred to prize winner
at National Show 1955, farrew
in late Jan. $47 ea. with papers.
All shortnose, blocky type, Paul
J.Cain, Rt. 1 Commerce.

SPC bred gilts, and 3-4 mo.
old boars, and gilts. Reg. in buy-
ers name. My place 4 mi. S.E.
Pinehurst. M. J. Blackmon,
Pinehurst. :

j wee

HORSES AND MULES -
FOR SALE





Black Mule, about 900 Ibs.,

trim built, 8 yrs. old, work
anywhere, very gentle; Cole
Planter Guano distributor, gear

and. 2-wheel rubber tire wagon,
$100 for lot. A. J. Adams, Rt. 2,
Box 177-A, Fitzgerald.

iene Walkers: one Mare and
yearling Colt, due for another

ings, blaz face, Chestnut,
gentle; also Tenn. walker chest-
nut Stallion, 3 yrs. old. Charles
-Pagel, Hephzibah, Phone 3642.

Shetland ponies, trained,
gentle, under 2 yrs. old. Reas-
onable: Also want new or used
2-4 wheel pony cart. Bob Mey-
er, 169 W. Ridge Circle, Mac-
on.

Golden Solemn Stallion, 8
yrs. old, white mane and tail,
Blaze face, White sock, $175:
Pinto horse Colt, 7 mo. old,
from well mannered Mare
Pony and above stud, Sorrell
and White Markings, $150. Wil-
liam T. Stone, Box 467, Waynes-
boro, Phone 3703. :

Dark Chstnut bay, gaited,
1,000 lb. Mare, Blaze face, one.
stocking, 4 yrs. old next spring,
$100 at farm. Ezra N. Castle-

2 Shetland Ponies: gentle lit-
tle Mare, 3 yrs. old, Black and
White, $350.; other horse, 400
Ibs., 12 yrs. old, $150. Patrick
Smith, Rt. 4, Baxley.

White Mare, work with single
or dbl. and anybody can ride,
$75 my place. Earl J. Smith,
200 Spalding Dr., Dunwoody,
Phone Chamblee, 17-5172.

Tenn. Walker and small
Shetland pony, $175 ea. Dillard
Wood, Bowdon, Phone 2131.

Palomino Stud -Colt, 18 mo.
old, junior reg. Palomino Horse
-breeders of America. Will del.
or can see. at Westwood farm.

Geonge W. West, Jr., 4825
Ptree. Dunwoody Rd, N.E.,
Atlanta, Phone EX-5579.

5 gaited, Strawberry roan,
gadidile herse, good cond., will
plow with more training, easily
handled and not frightened by
mioises- er vehicles. Reasonable
price at my home, 3-1/2 mi.
N. -W. Acree, Ga. W. L. John-
son, Rt. A, Box 580, Albany.

Black Gelding, 5-6 yr. old,
wt. 650 lbs., very gentle, and
children can handle, $75- Rich-
ard Corbitt, Rt. 1, Alma.



POULTRY FOR SALE



Purebred Buff Cochin ~Ban-
tams, show stock, 5 hens, and
2 roosters, $10; also mixed
Bantams, 10 hens, and 2 roosters
$10. Robert Harris, Rt. 5, Mari-
etta, Phone Smyrna, 55802.

CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

5 Game Stags, 1/2 Clarett,
1/2 Clipper, ready to walk, $2
ea. G. R.* Griffin Oak St.,
Gainesville.

Extra fine White Cornish
Cockrels, 6 mo. old, ready for
service, $3.50 ea., or 10 for
$30. Will ship if buyer pay ex-
press. -C. L. Holtzclaw, Rt. 3,
Cedartown.

7 Games, April hatched, 4

War Horse hens and 1 Rooster,
1 Claret Hen and 1 Rooster, $4

ea., or $26 for lot. Will trade
for calf or pigs. R. N. Bates,
Empire.

PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
PIGEONS, UAIL, DOVE:
White King Pigeons Amer-
icas finest breeding strain. Og-'
den A. Geilfuss, Rt. 3, Windy

colt in March; with white stock- |:

and large black Buck. Excell-

Reasonably priced. Ship any-

Racing Homers, best of blood-
lines,
Tofts. Pedigres with all birds.
ans. E. A. Fennell, 1351 Spring-
er St., Columbus.

Bob White quail, $3.50 pr.;
also about 30 Chukar Roost-
/ers, $3 ea. J. E. West, 151 Ella-
wood Ave., Cedartown.

Pure Silver Kings, $4 spl
$7 for 2-pr.; also 2 pr. White
King Pigeons same price. G. W.

yee c/o, Williams Dairy,
808, Rt. 1, Columbus.
REDS:

25 N. H. Red Pullets, 6 mo.
old, now laying, $1.35 ea., or less
if all taken at once. My place,
near Panola and Stone, Mtin.
Rd., So. Near Panola Bridge.
Mrs. oie Cs Edwards, He 3, Li-
thonia.

a:

WYANDOTTES:

4 purebred RCSL Wyandotte
Cock, March 1955 hatch, $2.50
ea; also Sage, $2 Ib. Docia Har-
ris, Lula.

TURKEYS, GINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC: ,

Purebred African Guineas,
White with Yellow legs and
skin. Mrs. Lowell ee Rt
Box LBs Bremen.



POULTRY WANTED



Want 1 or 2 pr. of the little
Mourning Doves (kind that
stays around yards and gar-
dens), same color as the wild,
ce smatler. J. H. Barr, Lump-
in

LEGHORNS:

Want 200 strong, iealtiie
Lindstrom 3-A puillets about
4 mos. old, to be del. about.
April 15y 1956. Will exch. smaill
grist mill for same. Mrs. Etta
S. Harrison, Se

RABBITS, "CHINCHILLAS,
AND GUINEA PIGS
(CAVIES FOR SALE) _





_ NZ White buck Rabbits, 6
mo. old, $3.50 to $4; Does <3: 50

to $4; 8-9 mo. old bucks, $43.
Does, $5-$7, 2 yrs. old fine
breeders, $6.50-$7.50 ea. Ex-

cellent breeding. Others reas-
onably priced. C. W. Page, 149
N.- Ave., NE, Atlanta 8, Phone
AT- 6452,

Pr. Black Rabbits, 6 wks. old
$3 pr. Will ship. Mrs. Marie
Holland, Coogler Rd., Box muds
Dalton.

2 White Rabbits, very re
1 buck and 1 doe. Make offers.
E. H. Bartsch Rt. 1, Box 25,
College Park, Phone PO- 71-1968

Red NZ Buck and Doe, also
other Rabbits for sale. Cannot
ship. Mrs. L. E, Watkins, 3810
Adamsville, Dr., SW., Atlanta,
Phone -PL-5-0229, :

2 large White Doe Rabbits

ent breeders, 2 yrs. old, $5
trio. B. F. Hudgins, 865 Colum-
bia Dr., Decatur.

Rabbits and Guinea Pigs
(Cavies). Any size and col.
Cheap. No extra charges to
ship. Mrs. Helen Street, 2956
Buford Hwy., Rt. 2, Atlanta.

3 breeding pr. Ree So. Amer-
ican Chinchillas (not rabbits),
and 3 young males. Cheap. C. J.
Garrett, 323 Aurel St., Bremen.

NZ White. Rabits, 2 yr. old
does, proven breeders, $7 and
$7.50 ea. 6 to 8 mo; old does,
$3.50 and $5 ea. Bucks, $3 fot$6
ea. Sub. to Pedigree. All ey-
cellent quality. C. W. Page, 149

North Ave, N. E., Atlanta 8,
Phone AT- 6452.
8-10 ee old Rabbits, fine

blooded, both male and female,
$1(25)) a,; cop 32 for 1 $2: Send
Check. Shipped by Express Col-
lect. Phillip Kelley, Harlem.

3 fine Ped, Calif. bucks, of
best bloodlines, breeding age,
good wt., type, markings, ete.





-brna 5- 7385.

Hill Rd., Marietta, Phone Smy-

where. R. Lamar Brantley, Rt.

in E. Lang Millers and |
Reasonably priced. All letters |

or

| Ellis, .

Fitzgerald. g

| HORSES:





3 breeding prs. reg. So. Am

also 3

erican Chinchillas_ (not rabbits);
one mo. old males. |
Reasonable. C. J. Garrett, 323 |
Laurel St. Bremen, Phone 2063











SHEEP AND GOATS _
o FOWSAER | =



115 Hampshire and South-

Charles
Phone 3642.

6 reg. 9 mo. old Cordidate |
Rams for straight blood, or cross
breeding. Letters ans. Dr. W. K.
Cousins, 1091/2, So. Marble St.,
Rockmart. |

Pagel, ee

2 pure Roucenbure Pie Car

very gentle, and easily milked;
Bets daily. Will freshen late
Feb., $35 ea.; also one ea. Nanny
freshen late Jan., and Billy, 1/4
Alpine, 3/4 Togg enburg. $50 a
the 4. Will not ship. Mrs. We =
Hubbard, Box 175, Senoia.

Alpine goat, 2 qts. daily; also
Nubian and Saanan, giving 2
ats. daily. Cheap. J. B. Goddard,
527 Elbridge Dr., N.W., Atlanta
18, Phone SY-4- 2144, Z

ae

freshen Jan. 15. All very heavy

milkers, 5 qts. daily. Mrs. L. A.
217 Lacy St.,

Phone 9-6384. -.

5 Sheep, ea. 1 yr.
Hampshire Rams, 1 grade Ram,
Ewes, $20 ea. John C. Lee, Rt.
Welcome All Rd.,

coe Phone PO-1- 6090.

Black Nubian buck, 2 yrs. old,
naturally hornless, proven fer-

odorless. Have proof of his fer-
tility. R..F. Jeffrey, 217 Beey
St. Vere) Phone pe oo



"LIVESTOCK WANTED -





CATTLE: Ree

Springer Cows or Cows with
baby calf at side. No. heifers.
Pierce L: Cline, Oxford, Phone
Covington 2167.

HOGS ie
Want reg.,
within radius 75 mi. Definitely |

type. Curtis M. Agnew, Rt. 3,

Want 10 Duroc pigs at reason-
able price. Marlin Alexander,
Rt. 5, Cleveland. :

Want small gentle Mare Horse
without bad habits, and will
ride and let children handle.
Will pay reasonable price. C. E.
Lawhorn, Rt. 4, Buena Vista. ~

Want 4-6 Pony Mares, if pric- |-
ed right. Contact. M. J. Farr,
c/o Farrs Cage Fouliy, Farm,
Rt. 2, Hamilton. Z ;

OXEN:
Want 2 large Oxen that will
snake logs out of swamp. L. O.
Lindsey, Rt. 1, Swainsboro.

SHEEP and GOATS: -
Want Exch. 2-3: Spriiging
Jersey Cows for good Hamp-
shire Ewe Sheep, 1-3 yrs. old;
also pair mules, not plugs, for |
sale. J. F. Wellborn, Rock,.
Spring. Pe

Want fresh Saanan milk goat,
reasonably priced, near Atlan-
ta. James H. Henderson, Rt. 2,
Austell.



POSITIONS ee, ;



Want tenant with 3 or more
workers for 184 A. N. Ga. live-
stock and crop farm. 10.7 A.
Cotton allotment. House, elec.,
running water, phone; school
bus Rt. Open. proposition. Share |
Crop and day wages. H._S.
Shearouse, 1537 W. Medlock |.
Rd., Decatur, Phone ME-4-0187
After 6 p.m.

Want man with exp. in ap-

foreman on apple orchard. Must

down Ewes; bred to purebred |.
-| Hampshire Ram for early lambs. |

3 Saanan milk goats, pied a :

College |
: Se De

tile during summer, and almost | |

Want 100. ed. erates beef |

SEC. ae ee =

must be the long, rangy meat}.

basis, or labor o

ple or peach orchard for crew | t




















































































| dren, want light far
reasonable wages;
week, ae 5_R. hous

-All can work to

ton ete. Must be witl
Christian people. Sc 4
mail Rt. Move as yt
sible. Mrs.
Twin City.

2 yrs. old, with first kidding, |

share crop, oe jt
eee hens. Ha

ing to school),
with reliable :
Dairying, Catt

vee as

old: 2 full N
a

pone or

also carpenter,

habits, wants |
on oe ae

employment on P.
as caretaker. E
c/o Whitakers
Bldg., Atlanta.

and would like to
as possible. Mrs eke
Capitol AVE, Atla

BOGE Rata hon
ing worker, with w
horse crop on haly
Can drive tractor.
Move anytime Co:
Lowery; spits

Man with wif
a2. 14) want to far

drive tractor, do 3
Carpenter work, Ha
ficial leg. Prefer So.
consider anywhe
nett, c/o
Chatsworth.

Man, with 2 bo:
work 14,000 Turpenti
59-50 basis. Wi
Rm. house. H
Roland St., He



be able keep up farm machin
ery; to begin Jan. 1. Give
ref., and slaty expe



2, Wrightsville.

i letter. C (