Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1939 April 1

~ of March and: the





VOLUME 22

SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 1939












a3 ees acreage figures ieee earn nished by the mu, S.
Paee Crop Reporting: Board)

Wet weather in February delayed planting of

Georgias. Spring crops.

ASPARAGUS: The acreage is placed at 1,900
- compared with 2, 100 acres in 1938, and a ten-year
average (1928- 26H of 3,890. acres. The yield is es-

timated at 53,000 crates as against 63,000 crates in

a 1938. Light express shipments began the middle

ee carlot was reported: on

rop Prospects and the Market





fOnditions







at Hardman Hall.

Monroe, Ga.

LIVESTOCK AUCTION

The Georgia Jersey Cattle Club will holds its
eleventh annual auction sale in Athens,
Monday, May 8th,
ferings will consist of approximately 35 cows,
bred and open heifers, and 4 bulls, all consigned
from the outstanding herds: in the State,

For further information, see T. R. Breed-
Aove, Secy.-Treas.,

Ga.,
The of-









o Mareh 2.

and reduced yields. are expected.
March 1 was reported to be 70 per cent -compared
with 65 per cent-on the same date a year ago:.The
preliminary acreage report indicates a crop of. 2,400
acres compared with 2, 800 acres in, 1938 and a ten-

year average of 1,720 acres. Very few loadings are
arriving on the Atlanta produce market, but con-

CABBAGE: Loy temperatures lanes plants
The crop on

. . siderable volume is expected soon afters April 1.







-average for 1928-37

(PE. ANUTS: The ac creage of. 746,000 is 8 per cent |.
prore than. the 691,000 acres in 1938. The ten-year.

37 was 551,000 acres.

The- commer cial acreage for the

POTATOES:

early crop is placed at 1,600 acres while 1,400 acres)
were planted in 1938,
planted becat use early seed rotted in the cold, wet. :
soil.
_ 17,000. acres,
OSE.

Some seed had to be re-

Georgias entire potato acreage is placed. at
or: 6 per cent less, than the 18,000 in

S: THe 1939 acreage is ex-



EET POTA' TOE

SW

: pected to equal 1938 total of 123,000: acres..the ten-

. year average (1928-37) was 115,000 acres.

placed. at 54,

WATERMELONS: The acreage has. been
000, while last years total was 57,600:






























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planting was done before March 10, but the soil
is now reported in good shape for planting. | |
< The Atlanta Produce Market
Trading has been fairly good on th local mar-
ket recently. TURNIPS and GREENS of good: qual-
ity have been in good demand and prices have
ranged. mostly 60-70c. CABBAGE offerings have -
been mostly of :ordinary to fair quality and: selling
$1:50-2.00, bulk per; hundred pounds. A few best
loads have sold high as $2.50-2.65. Stock showing
heavy shrinkage has sold lower. Most of the Geor-
gia cabbage has shown the effects of damage by
recent cold weather. ASPARAGUS has been arriv-
ing in limited quantities by express, mostly. from -
South Garolina,. but demand has been very slow
and -priceshave. declined from last weeks quota-
tions. COLI,ARDS* have -been scarce with Florida
- supplying practically all of the trade. Good quality
has sold recently at .85c-1.00 per dozen. GREEN
ONIONS have.been in fair demand and light vol-,
ume at 35-40c per dozen bunches for best quality.
Early Georgia ENGLISH PEAS have been arriyin=.:
during the past several days with a few sales re-,.
- ported at $2.75-3.00 per bushel quality . fairly









aa = ten-year average was. 70,220 acres. Little. good. Racshes have moved slowly at 20-40c
per dozen according to quality and amount pur-
chased. Georgia: SAVOY SPINASH has supplied
Prices of F resh Vegetables part of the local trade, selling 60-70c per bushel |
h etables. prevailing on State basket. Virginia-and Texas also furnish quantities |
Prices so fresh praises day, March 28th: in carlots. SWEET POTATOES supplied mostly by |
cane Lina, Ford Hooks, bu. hamper $2.50-$3.00 . Northern Alabama have been selling generally {|
BEANS Srap round stringless bu. hamp $2.25-$2.35 $1.25-1.35 per hundred pounds . for generally good, 4
BEETS, per dozen bunchs _-_. <2 Ab-. 50 kiln dried stock. TOMATOES have been in good i
CABBAGE, round type, bulk, per cwt. 1.75- 2.25 demand during. most of* the .past week: at higher |
COLLARDS, per dozen punches <<". .70- 80 prices. Ely pound crates of unwrapped stock have |
Geode per bushel basket . - 2.50- 3.50 sold $1.50-5.00 according to size and quality, most-
GGPLANT, per bushel hamper, -_-- 1.00- 1.25 ly $2. 75-375.
MusTARD GREENS, per bu. hamper .60- .75
ONIONS, green, per ee bunches __- gon ee : |
ereen, per bushel AamMper, _2..-- 2.29- 2.0
er oe batt bape oo os || | SPECIAL FLOW ER NOTICE | |
| POTATOES, Bliss ae imphs, 100-lb bag 2.00- 2.10 All flower notices received through -March | |
RADISHES, per. dozen bunches --....- .25- 35 21st (as per our ruling, 10 days before.date of | |
SPINAcH, per bushel oa, Hae ne ea publication) will be published. Those not ap- | |
SQUASH, gelloy oa nee OL ra 135 pearing in this issue will appear April 15th. The :
Oe es ns oP oped, ne crate = 975- 3.95 flower notices received later than March 21st} |
TURNIPS. bunched, per dozen bunches .60- 63 will not be published until further notice. Lack } |
TURNIP SALAD, per bushel hamper __ .60- .75 of space males this ruling necessary.





part tn this statewide project in advancing farm



BIG CANNING PROJECT |

One million -cans of corn, okra and tomatoes.
will be placed on the market through a plan worked
out by a committee of the Georgia Vegetable Grow=
ers Association recently. Mr. C. H. Bishop, Man=
ager of Sears-Roebuck Farmers Market, is chair
man, with Mr. L. E. Farmer, Extension Marketing
Specialist of the College of Agriculture and Mr.
Walter Perkins, Supervisor-Marketing Division of
the State Bureau of Markets, members of the com=
mittee. :

' This produce will be put up by growers in all
parts of Georgia at community canneries, under. tt
supervision of Miss Katherine Lanier,
Specialist, in Food Preservation and Utilizat tion, |
the College of Agriculture, who has had wide exe
perience in this work and especially with this P
ticular product.

Each can Will be of uniform quality, put up
by a standard re ecipe, rigidly inspected.

Details of this project include planned planting
of specified varieties, wath information now bing
given out by county and home dem onstration agents:
and the State Vocational Department.
Z Counties over the state will be allotted thei
share of the million-can order and the marketi
committee will contact buyers to. insure a mark
in advance of canning.

Retail food. dealers


































in Georgia who a a

prosperity, are urged to furnish to any of the three :
members jof the marketing committee an estima
of the number of cans they can purchase duri
the season.
















/ Livestock 3
ATLANTA, Marcia 28.As quoted by White ae e
4+ Vision Company and subject to change daily: !

No. 1. Soft Hoes, 180 to 240 Ibs. SS alee
No. 2 Soft Hogs, 150 to 180 Ibs. 2-22 =. 5.75

No.:.3,.S0ft Hogs, 130: to 150 lbs: eb b0
No. 4 Soft Hogs, 110 to 130 Ibs. --.____--___ = 5.00
No. 5 Pigs, 60 to 110 ths. pS SES ee ges
HEAVIES, 240 Ibs. up Ea REE
Strictly Corn Fed Hoss Soe
180 te 240 Ibs.__.-6.85 150: to 175 Ibs, -6.60:
245 to 300 Ibs.....6.60 140 to 145 Ibs. .5.85
3060: te 400 Ibs... 6:35 135 lbs. down 5.25 down ;

Albany: Soft Hogs. were quoted by Cudahy Pack-
ing Company. at 6 15 for the market top.

CATTLE ie

Cattie: Fat, good quality- fed steers and. heifers, ;
$8 to $9; medium kinds, $6.30 to $7.50: fat hative
yearlings $6 to $6.50; fleshy kinds, $5 to. $5. 50, Fat
COWS, $5.50 to $6; common and medium, $4.50 to. |
$5.50; canners, mostly $3.75 to $4. Good bulls -$5.50 |.
to $6; common, $4.50 to $5. Good calves, $8 fo $9; }
medium, $6 to $7; throwouts, $3.50 to. $5.

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to be offered to the retail trade.

KET REPO

*Eggs quoted below on the Atlanta Market are for eggs that have not been candled or graded for quality. Eggs that have been graded and are guaranteed
grade A quality are bringing 3c to 5c pr emium. U. S. Fancies are bringing 8c. premium: Unclassifie d, current receipts and yard-run eggs are not permitted

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burn shear ville insville | Grange land -man _-\ersville | vanig =
evs i. ney ee 16| 15 18 15} = oe 15 = 15 18 14 16 17 15)
Tees Medium Soe ae a ee ae Wo gl) sk ae
Eggs, Small_. Sy SE sho ae | era ees .15 eee | Sho h eA en steed 13 15 JA aD
Hens, Heavy Breed. .15-.16 14 16 14 14) 14 14 AG 43 15 15 12 15 14.
Hens. feghorns. 2 at, A See sil 12 | 12 12 16 eee 14 43 10 13 12
Roosters es 09 .08 10 .08 09 | -08 ~ 06 .07 .09 .08 08 07 08 07
Bios 3 bee Bess ie i se ee ye 07 13 be SRG ee es So Sere 15
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Country Rutan, best table_ 20-.30 30 0 DOF ie Beas 2 30 30] 20 }
Field Peas, wased Go eS Ao0U fe Pe 1.50 1,50 1550) ee ACT5 150i
Field Peas, not mixed Bee ote ees PERO ee 1.75 1.70 1:90 acs 2.00 1.85 ara
Ear Corn (80 Ibs. to bu.) .60 60 50 50 60 ~ 40 .60 65 50 oo 00
Shelled Comms 2 2 oe .61-.62 S609 Fes .60 OD 45 60 [ee 50 58 BD
2 S 5 AG I ene ces = pe eS
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Sweet Potatoes, per 100 lbs. | .-__ = 19 -60 -15 1.00 1.00 1:50 1.00 1.00 $00 es
Cabbage (green, per 100 Ibs.) | = O04 ee 1.50-2.00 1.75 = a ars see
Eee canis p saben 16.50 do BOt 16.00 12.50/ 18.00|- 16.00! 15.00 /$12-$13
Peanut Hay, No. 1, ton. 11.00 a) ae 3 Seo za 12.00 10.00 fe - $0082 soea0
eer ees. Se 27.00 23.00) 25.004 2 25.00 24.00 24.00 | 24,00 36:00).
Cottonseed Meal, 8 per cent 26.00 \ von | 26.00 22.50 | - me ae et 27.00
24.00 - i Spee = 24,00

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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

White, spruce pine, Mtn. Lau-
wel, 15 ea.; snowball, deep red
rose bush, all kinds mtn. shrub-
bery and ferns, 10c ea.; single
and dbl. daffodils, 20c doz. Add
postage. Miss Virginia Charles,
White Path.

Japonicas, red Cydonia, 50c
ea.; pink Crepe Myrtle, all cols.
Azaleas, Altheas, red, pink cab-
bage head roses, 25c ea., 6 for $1:
Tris, day lilies, foxglove, 25c per
Mrs. Carl Smith, Ellijay, Rt.



Japonicas, red Cydonia, 50c ea.
Spirea, Altheas, Azaleas, Indian
Arrow, 25 ea.; pink, red cabbage
head roses, rooted, 40c ea. Iris,
lilies, foxglove, 20c doz. Rosa
Richards, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Shapdragons, all cols, some
varie. seed, 10c teasponful, serd

postage. Mrs. I. N. Minish, Com=:

merce, Rt. 4.

* Azaleas, spruce, white pine, red
bud, red, white dogwood, Mtn.

jaurel, rhedodendron, pink Cher-|

okee roses, 15 for $1; shasta dai-
Ses snowdrops, hardy snapdra-
zon, mtn. fern, orange and lem-
on lilies, $1 C. Wilhelmina Dick-
ey, Morganton.

Golden glow, yellow and pur-
ple King Iris, 20c doz.; orange
jilies, $1 C; Azaleas, Mtn. laurel,
rhododendron, 75c doz. golden

bells 10c ea., add postage. Mil-'

dred Martin Ellijay.

Tris, mix. cols. 60 C; privet:

hedge, $1 C; giladioli, 25c doz.
or 5 doz. $1; lemon lilies 30c
doeb.; Boston fern 15. bunch., 2
bnchs. for 25c. del. Mrs. Billie
Ralston, Ela Gap.

Petunia, all cols. seed, 10c tea-

up; red and yellow cannas, 25c}

doz.; dbl. yellow marigold seed
140c eupful; orange day lilies 20c
doz. Mrs. V. E. Bennett, Cordele,
Rt. 4, Box 55.

Orange day lilies, $1 C; Min.
Jaurel, azaleas, rhododendron 75

doz. yellow and purple King Tris, |

golden glow, 20 doz. Forsythia,
10 a. Rooted. Add postage. Es-
telle Duvall, Ellijay.

Fern, lace, sword, Teddy Jr.,
squirrel and tail; pink ever-
blooming and maple begonia,
mas. May, June cactus, all
rooted, 10 ea.; 5 vars. gerani-
ums, 5c cutting. Add postage.
Mrs: Guy Hart, Cannon, Rt. 2.

Helly, 2 yrs. 50c; cedar 2-3
yrs., We; walnut sprouts 25c; old
fashioned flowering quinces, 30c
ea,; shirt buttons, white, 15 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. E. B. Silver,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Waterlilies, four named vars.
25 ea. Egyptian lotus 35; wis-
teria 20c; gladioli 1c ea.: orders
over 75c prepaid. Mrs. Lillie
Goss, Epworth.

Almonds, red dogwood, 3 for
50c; Golden Queen roses, pink
Crepe Myrtle, 46c ea.; yellow pe-
onies, Japonicas, 50 ea.; or-
ange day lilies, phlox, ferns, 60c
doz. or 2 doz. for $1. Mrs. Oma
Barnes, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

: Cannas, President red, King

Humbert, yellow Humbert, Apri-
cot, City Portland, Rosia, Gigan-
tic, King Midas and others, $2
C, $15 M, 30c doz. send M. O.
Mrs. A. G. Ferrell, Boston.
_Yellow daffodils, yellow
eissi and jonquils for sale.
EB. T. May, Warthen.

Garrett's famous prize win-
ning chrysanthemums, good
healthy plants ready for ship-
ping April 20th to May 15th and
later. 20 dif. var. $1.00 doz. Post-
paid. Cash. Will exc. C. J Gar-
rett, Bremen.

White, spruce pine, laurels, 25c
a., red, yellow maples, red: or
white dogwood. Oxalis, 15c ea,
fed and yellow Japonicas, rooted,
10c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Mose
Vick, Ellijay.

Dafodils, white Peruvian, long
trumpet; dbl. yellow, single can-
na, phlox, orange day lilies, $1.25
C; shaggy mums, wine red, yel-
low, bronze, variegated, 50c doz.
Black sacred lily India 20c ea.
Add postage. Mautile Harrison,
Bremen,

nar-
Mrs.

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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Fiowering pear, large, $3.50 at
my home; white peony bulbs. lige.
40c ea., yellow jonquils 50 C;
white narcissi, 65c C, add post-
age. Ethel Sullivan, Marietta, Rt.
2.

Snowball, Seven Sister roses,
10c ea.; mtn. honey suckle, laur-
el, ivy. dogwood, running rose, 3c
each; dbl.-red dahlias, Trailing
Arbutus, maple, 2c ea.; Add post-
age. Evc. for cornfield and half-
runner beans. Mrs. G. L. Pinson,
Ellijay, Rt. 5.

Boxwood; dwarf, rooted, 25c
ea., cuttings, 25c doz. large red
and yellow cannas, 25c doz. pur-
ple lilac, rooted, 10c ea., plus
postage. Mrs, U. S. Lynch, Alto
Rt. 1.

Coral vine roots, 15 ea., 2 for
25; larger sizes 25c-30c_ ea.
i Queen Anns Lace, 25 doz. hardy
i white hollyhock plants, 25c doz.
| Miss Mittie Collins, Smithville,
Rt. 1: :

Jorquils, orange day lilies, 25c
C; narcissi, white, 50c ; pepper-
mint, tansy wild horsemint, 25c
doz. Mrs. J. B. Jones, Dahlonega,
Ret:

Dahlias, Jerseys, Beacon, Jane
Cowl, Alexander Waldia, Mrs.
Harrold, Warner, Pride of Calif..
Queen of Garden, and others. 12
dif. vars. $1.25 doz. 6 for 5c.
: Postpaid. Mrs. H. H. Gilstrap,
Suwanee.

Rhododendron, Mtn laurel, red
white dogwood, crabapple, Hem-
lock, white pine, holly, red and
yellow Azaleas, 3 ft., $1 doz. post-
paid. Mrs. Regena Baugh Min-
eral Bluff. . .

Rhododendron, Mtn. laurel,
white pine, white dogwood. Az-
aleas, Coralberry, redbud, Cher-
okee. roses, hemlock silver ma-
ple; holly, crabapple, tulip pop-
lar, pussywillow, all well rooted,
3 ft. $1 doz. postpaid. Mrs. Joe
Henry, Mineral Bluff.

Almond, pink flowering, sweet-
shrubs, yellow Forsythia 3 for
45c; Azaleas, 6 for 60c; spruce
pine, 6 for 70c; blue and yellow
Tris. 25c doz. lemon lilies $2 C.
Mrs. D. P. Garrett, Ellijay.

Mexican tuberoses, 30c doz.
Postpaid. Mrs. Paul Horton, Un-
ion City.

Yellow spirea, everblooming li-
lac, 25c ea.; pink thrift, 50c C;
tube roses large red thrift, var-
iegated, bronze, pink iris, 25c
doz. Mrs. W. M. Vickers, Siloam.

25 doz. tiger lily bulbs, 15 ea.;
$1.75 doz; 30 doz. lemon Lily
bulbs and artemesia plants, 10c
ea. $1.00 doz. Mrs. A. J. Turner,
Marble Hill.

Yellow Calif. poppy, blue lark-
Spur, allcol. phlox, 15 doz.; all
col. geraniums, 10c ea. Add post-
age. M. O. preferred. Mrs. T. P.
Phillips, Dearing, Rt. 1.

Cannas, King Humbert, Presi-
dent, Pennsylvania, Gladiator,
Orange Bedder, Richard Wal-
lace, 50c doz. $2.00 C; milk and
wine lilies, 60c doz. $4.00 C; but-
terfly lily, 3 for 25c; 75c doz. Mrs.
Whit Simmons, Quitman. Rt. 5.

Dahlias, Chinese Ball, Jersey
Beacon, Jean Trimble, Jane
Cowl, Forest Fire, and others,
$1.00 doz. All colors, honey comb
dahlias, 75c doz. Mrs. G. M. For-
ester, Clayton, Box 231,

6 dif. col. large dahlias, 50c
doz.; golden yellow and white
violets, trailing arbutus, galax,
15 doz.; rhododendrons, 4 col.
azaleas, tulips, poplars, pink dog-
wood, 75 doz. Mrs. F. Wilson,
Culberson, N. C. Res. of Ga.

Dwarf boxweods, var. sizes, al-
so Geo. Washington type and
boxwood plants. Rheuben. Bish-
op, Fayetteville, Rt. 2.

Cherokee and yellow thornless
j roses, redbuds,- red and white
dogwoods, laurel, rhododendrons,
white pines, mix, col. azaleas,
pussy willows, 3,. 25c; phiox,
Hermocallis lilies, 25c doz. Susie
Wilson, Loving.

10 evergreen boxwoods, 5-6 ft.,;
$5.00 ea. Mrs, Clyde Barber, Hi-







ram; Rt. 1.

RKET BULLETIN

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Red dogwoods, azaleas, holly,
mtn. laurel, cedars, 25 ea. post-

| paid. Myra Lee Edmond, Talking
i Rock, Rt. 2.

Mtn. laurels, crabapples, bird-
eye bushes, azaleas, strawberry
bushes, white dogwood, 15c ea.
$1.25 doz.; trailing arbutus, 25c

| doz.; holly bushes, 20c ea. Frank
| Chastain, Morganton.

Abelia bushes, 25. rooted 1 yr.,
15 ea.; 40 - 2 yr. size, 20c; 8 -
5 yr., 40c; 2 Xmas pasmine and
2 running cedars, 25c ea. Mrs.
Nancy Doke, McIntyre, Rt. 1.

Dahlias, Bashful Giant, Edison,
Warner, Harry Mayer, White
Wonder, Snowdrift, M. Champ-
ion, K. Norris, Jersey Beacon,
Pot O Gold, Dr. Tevis, U. S. A.
and 60 dif. var. $1.25 doz. not
postpaid. Mrs. Eugene Mozeley,
Clayton.

Yellow jonquils, buttercups, 50c
C; single blue hyacinths, 25c doz.
Mrs. Winona Echols, Philomath.

Insp. large size purple, laven-
der iris, jonquils and narcissi
(blooming size bulbs) 65c C.
bulbs plus postage. Mary _E.
White, Temple, Rt. 2, Box 231.

Tea-olives, sweet bay. magno-
lias, holly, pines, sweet myrtle,
honeysuckle, jasmine, oaks. gall-
berry; 1 to 4 ft., 10c to 30c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Milton Con-
nell, Toomsboro.

Zephyr or rain lilies, 10c. doz.
plus postage. Mrs. J. P. Rush,
Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Dbl. -pom zinnia seed, all
col. 10c cupful and postage. Mae
Watson, Temple.

Anthony Waterer spirea, 1l0c
ea.; sweet. Calif. violets, 10c doz.;
white althea, dbl. purple hlac,
15c; fairy lilies, 25c doz.; wild
ferns, stiff fronds, hardy, 6 for
25c; Star Bethlehem, 50 for 25c.
Plants rooted. Mrs. R. P. Stein-
heimer, Brooks.

Arborvitaes, 75c ea.; also box-
woods, dif. sizes, well rooted, for
sale. Maggie Lyons, Hiawassee.

Lady of the Lake, dusty miller,
mix. winter pinks, 10c doz.; nar-
cissi, 75c C; 25 hedge bushes, 2
for 25c; 25 hedge, well rooted,
80c; snowdrop, 15; larkspur
plants, 12 for 25c. Add postage.
Margie White, Temple, Rt. 1.

Daffodils, snowdrops, jonquils,
pink or coral vines; 15, 2 for 25;
larger size plants, 25c ea.; paper
white narcissi, 50c C. Mrs. M. F.
Head, Douglas.

High geraniums, pink, blue,
large enough bloom this year, 50c
a.; smaller, 25c ea.; white spi-
der lilies, 75 doz.; August lilies,
25 ea: Add postage. Mrs. Dollie
Barkwell, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 58.

2 nice boxwoods, about 1 ft.
high, $4.00, or exc. for hens. Mrs.
M. B. Bailey, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

Purple, lavender, yellow iris.
75 C; purple lilac, 10 ea.; roses,
all kinds, 5c ea.; Eng. dogwood,
flowering crabapple; pink crepe
myrtle, 10c ea. others. Mrs. Ora
Belle Moss; Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Dwarf ~boxwood, 8 in. trans-
planted plants, $2.50 doz:; dbi.
white altheas, yellow bell, Eng.
dogwood, 3 plants, 1 of ea. 50c.
All del. Mrs, E. A. Smith, Green-
Ville, Rt. 3. :

Sweet Williams, 25c doz.;
standing cypress, 20c; larkspur,
coreopsis, black-eye Susans, dus-
ty miller, primroses, snow-on-
the-mtn., gaillardia, 10c doz.; old
fashioned cape jasmine, rooted,

| 25c ea. Add postage. Ellen Davis,

Toomsboro.
Blue and orange flag lilies,
gladiol, jonquils, daffodils, 15c

doz. bulbs. Accept stamps and
will exch. Add postage. Mrs. G. B.
Patterson, Blairsville, Rt. 4.

Privet hedge bushes: 1 M. that
are 2 yrs. old, 2c each: 2 Mat 1
yr. old le a. Mrs. G. W. Kilby,
Clayton, Rt. 2, Box 52.

Old fashioned blue flags, or-
ange day. lilies, yellow iris, jon-
quils, daffodils, blue and cream
violets, $1.00 C; boxwoods, 25c
ea.; 2 large pink, red monthly
roses, 50c ea. Mrs. M. E, Cobb,
Fairmount, Rt. 1.

Dbl... daffodils, 60 C; biue
flags, 20c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Roy Boyce, Temple, Rt. 1.

Chrysanthemums, named var.,
pink, white and yellow William
Turner, Major Manaffon,. Mari-
gold, Mrs. Salback, Mrs. W. H.
Weeks, Pink Doty, White Doty,
W5e doz.; also dahlias. Mrz. W. H.
Nelson, Powder Springs, Rt. 1.

Chrysanthemums, white, red
with pink center, 25c doz.;. Eas-
tee lies, jasmine (blooms in
January), 20c ea.; purple vio-
lets, dusty miller, 15c doz. Mrs.
Mary E. Taylor, Gordon, Rt. 3,
Box 44 B.

DbI. red and white and deep
pink conch shell geraniums, 5
cutting; rooted Xmas cactus,
10c; old fashioned pinkish white
mums, $1.00 C. small kind, 50c.
P. P. No stamps. J. C. Brown,
Atlanta, 253 Cherokee Pl. S, EF.
Ma 8814.

50 named var., dahlias, incluid-
ing Jane Cowl, Jersey Beauty,
Avaion, Warner, Ida Perkins,
Govt. insp. $1.50 for 10. Write
for list. Mrs. E. A. Goss, Epworth.

FOR SALE
FLOWERS AND SEED

Butter and eggs, jonquils, daf-
fodils, 25 doz. del. Mrs. Ethel
Lee Hollis, Mayfield, Rt. 2, Box
48.

Birdfoot violets, iris, blood and
yellow root, $1.50 C; red verbena,
$1.00 doz.. sweet Williams, ferns,
spider wart. All wild. $2.00 C.
Add postage. Mrs. Clara Belle
Cary, Royston. Rt. 1.

Pink crepe myrtle, rooted, 15
ea.; orange day lilies, 40c C; baby
button mums, white, pink and
yellow, 25 Doz.; blue iris, 30 C.
Add postage. Mrs. Gordon Smith,
Buchanan, Rt. 2.

Gold Band lilies, blue iris, 30
C; baby button mums, yellow and
white, 25c doz.; purple lilac.
rooted, 15 ea.; large bronze
mums, 25 doz. Add postage. Miss
Ruby Smith, Buchanan. Rt. 2

Blooming locust, 15 and 25c
ea.; -physostegia, 10c doz. 3 for
25c; Ragged Robin, 10c doz.;
American pillow and Silver Moon
running roses, 50c. No chks. nor
M. O. Miss E. M. Arthur, Atian-
ta, 276 Ormond St. S. E.

Dahlias, Roakwood, Marmion,
Vivian, Copper King, Red Kind,
Rose Fallon, Jerseys Ideal. Ava-
Jon, Pride of Calif., Treasure Is-
land, King Midas, and 48 other
dif. var. $1.25 doz. Not posipaid.
Mrs. Tavern Keener, Clayton.

Hastings Raggli Swiss Giant
pansy plants. mixed colors, large
blooming size, 25c doz.; 5 col. iris
1 ea. color, 25c; 6 col, chrysan-
themums, 25: doz. Mrs.
Jackson, Austell, Rt. 2.

Gallardia (blanket
larkspur, golden day lilies, 25c
doz. plants, yellow and. white
button mums, 20c doz.; dbl. red
geraniums, 3 for 12c. Del.; flower
seed, 8c pkg. Mrs. J. T. Pattillo,
LaGrange. Rt. 4..

Giant crimson spider hily bulbs,
25c' doz. Add postage; lots of 500.
$8.00 prepaid. No stamps. Mrs. M.
T. Tanner, Sandersville.

All col. blooming size azaleas
50c doz.; boxwoods, 16-18 in., 25c
ea.; purple, blue iris, 15 dez.;
dogwoods, rhododendrons, Mtn.
laurels, spruce pines, rabappie,
90c doz. Add postage. B. A. Shep-
ard, Ellijay, Rt. 4.

Dwarf boxwood cuttings, also
strong, rooted flowering Almond,
for sale or exch. Lillie Mae Lath-
am, Felton.

2 doz. boxwoods $1.00; white,
lavender, watermelon crepe myr-
tle, $2.00 doz.; bridal wreath,
white spirea, Eng. dogwood, $1.50
doz.; magnolia glaucea, $1.00
doz.; magnolia grandeflora, $4.00
C. Mrs. C. M: Robinson, Green-
ville.

Purple iris, 25c doz.; azaleas,
japonicas, 10c ea.; white pine,
Mtn. laurel, 25c ea., Star of Beth-
lehem, 25c doz.; tansy 5 bunch,
daffodils, $1.00 . Add postage.
Miss Willa Mae Parks, Ellijay,
RFD 3.

rooted monthly roses, flowering
shrubs, arborvitaes, Lrish junip-
ers, reasonable; varisty iris, 25c
doz. Mrs. C. E. Leverett, Atlanta,
Rt. 4, Box 317%.

Lilac (avender, 10c; Star of
Bethlehem, 10 doz. bulbs; can-
nas yellow and variegated, 25c
doz.; monthly rose (red) cuttings
3 for 10c. Add postage. Charles
Shuler, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Day lilies, single and dbl., $1.50
C; blue salvia, 50c doz.; agros-
temma and silene, 35 doz.; iris,
25e col. 50c doz.; black-eyed Su-
Sans, cornflower, coreopsis, lark-
spur, phiox, $1.00 C. Add postage.
Mrs. H. P. Lieupo, Forest Park.
Ca 1361.

Dbl. geraniums, red and pink
blooming and ready to bloom, 25
ea. 3 for 65ce; smaller, 15 ea. 3
for 40c. Prepaid: No. stamps.
Roots mossed. Mrs. D. E. Cason,
Blackshear, Rt. 2.

Red and white dogwood, white
pines, azaleas, Mtn. laurels, $1.00
doz. ferns, galax, arbutus, ger-
aniums, 25 doz. Add postage.
Exc. for good white sacks. D. E.
Wilson, Hurst.

Sweet scented dbl. grass Pinks,
mixed plumosa pink (fragrant)
thrift, 50 C; Siberian lilies,
mixed iris, 75c C; Regale and
Madonna lilies, 6 for 50c. Mrs,
Christine McLeod, ~College Park
Rt. 2, Box 166.

2 boxwood bushes; 4 and 8 ft.
high and 2 small. Will sell cut-
tings. Make me a price. Mrs. T.
A. Turner, Smarrs, RFD 1.

Paper white narcissi, 50c C;
yellow jonquils, 60c C: Fairy lil-
ies, 15 bulbs for 25. Add post-
age. Mrs. Emma Ballenger, Tem-
ple. Rt. 2.

Roses, pink, peach yellow, red,
snowball, purple lilac, forsythia,
white Eng. dogwood, white Aug-
ur< lilies, 3 for 25c; small rooted
boxwood, 90c doz. Add postage.
Willie Panter, Morganton, Rt. 1.

Verbena, Gaillardia, Coreopsis,
15c doz.; hydrangea, trailing lan-
tanas, 10e-15e ea.; Deutzias, al-
theas, 15c-%5c-35c ea.: gerani-
ums, 10c, 15c, 20c ea. Add post-
age, under $1.00 orders. A. .
Minter, Atianta, 7 Roanoke Ave:
NE. Ch 2418:

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Saturday, April 1, 1939.



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flower),

Blooming size gladioli, $1.00 C;:



Farmers Golden Text

Scripture: Pro. 3, 5 and 6,

Trust in the Lord with ali
thine heart: nd lean not
unto, thine own wunderstand-
ing. In all thy ways acknowl-
edge Him and He shall direct
thy paths.

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Dbl. red dahlias, blue agera-
tum, 5c ea.; pink dahlias and
cannas, 15 ea.; perenrial sweet
peas, 40c doz; foxglov:, S5 doz.
Wm. Chamblee, Cumming. Rt.
2:

100 nice water oaks, suitable for
shade trees (are up o-% a ridge
and would be easy to live) for





sale. Eugene C; Reynolds.
Gainesville, Rt. .
Petunia, phlox, pan-ies, lark-

spur, 20c doz. plants, 3 doz. 50c;
lemon lilies, white iris, 25 doz.;
pink and white climbing roses,
rooted, 25 ea. Mrs. Martha Col-
lins. Reynolds, Rt. 1.

Iris lilies, 10c doz.; yellow mar-
igold seed, 10c spoonful. Add
postage. Myrtle Barnes, Alpha-
retta Rt. 2.

Red, light purple, pink, white
mixed color verbena plants, 5c
and 10c ea. Mrs. S. D. Brown,
Cordele, Rt. 3.

2 each Grandpa Graybeard,
Mtn. laurel, red bud, white dog-
wood, sweet shrub, 2 ft. rooted,
$1.60 postpaid. Mrs. M. M. Rain-
water, College Park, Rt. 2.

Sweet deep. purple violets, 25
doz.; butterfly lilies red King
Humbert cannas, 3 for 25c. All
postpaid. Mrs. As A. DeLoach,
Rownsend, Rt. 1, Box 60.

Large dbl. pom-pom zinnia
seed, 12 dif. shades, 10c in. goin
and postage for 1 cupful, Fannie
M. Watson, Temple, Rt.

Azaleas, Mtn. laurels, - white
pines, 85c doz.; pink running
rose purple lilac, yellow japoni-
cas, 20c ea.; purple iris, snow-
drop, dbl. or single narcissi, 50c
C. All rooted. Kathryn Plumley,
Ellijay, Rt. 2. ne

Dahlias, 25 a.; _, Bridal
Wreath, 10c ea.; lemon verbena,
25c doz.; blue Iris, jonquils, nar-
cissi, bronze mums, other mums,
Star of Bethlehem, ali 75 C;, add
postage. Mrs. Martha Womack
Bremen, Rt. 2. ve

Butterfly bush, jasmine, mage
nolia, laurel, sweet bay. holly, nae
tive ferns, boxwoods, 15c;. ver-
bena, violets; 4 vars. Wandering
Jew, flags, 5 ea. dragonhads.
10 doz. Exc. for white sacks. Mrs.
Wavy Lewis, Toomsboro.

Cactus, pink June large $1 ea.;
Black Lily, Lily, red. cigar plant,
pink Crepe Myrtle 30c ea.; ab}.
yellow canna, white Peruvian
yellow. long trumpet daffodil,
dark blue German Tris, pink per-
ennial phlox, $1.25 per C. Alice
Harrison, Bremen.

Chester daisies, 4 doz. 60e; pink
thrift, 50 C; pink Queen Ann
Lace, 4 doz. 50c; white iris and
mixed phlox, 5 doz. 50c. ~ Miss
Pannie Ford, College Park, 1018
S. E. Main St.

Daffodils, foxgloves jonquils,
gladioli, ladys wash bowl, dbl.
tansy, blackberry lilies,-20c doz:
purple and blue iris, birdeye
hedge, everblooming phie violets,
12 doz. Add postage. Mrs. Er-
nest Easley, Ellijay.

Fine cannas, red, white, pink,
yellow, variegated, 50c doz. All
col. dbl. dahlias large blooms,
50c doz.; jonquils, narcissi, $1.00
C. Add postage. Miss Eugenia
Smith, Wadley.

Jonquils, $1.00 C; lavender iris,
15c doz. Exc. for cabbage or on-
ion plants. Parties pay postage; 2
boxwood, rooted, 25c ea. Mrs. S.
A. Nix, Fairmount, Rt. 1, Box 57.

White physostegia, aquilegia.
baby breath, purple ageratum,
iris, 25c doz.; verbena 35c doz.;
10 dif. rooted shrubs, $1.00; 50
orders postpaid. Mrs. T. C. Bee,
Newnan, Rt. 3.

Dwarf boxwoods, 4c; purple
iris, 25 doz.; daffodils, 75c C:
crepe myrtles, 20c ea.; pink hi-
biscus, 25c ea; white half run-
ner bean seed, 15c cupful. Add
postage. Miss Verna E. Parks,
Talking Rock. Rt. 2.

April blooming narcissi, King
Alfred daffodils, $1.00 C; blue
iris, 35c doz.; blue bell bulbs, 75c
doz.; orange mums, 35 doz.;
orange day lilies, 40c doz. Add
postage. No stamps. Mrs. Effie
Carter, Temple, Rt. 2.

Japanese Bamboo, 25e nice
roots $1.00; Brazilian Marica
(Marita), comrion name Twelve
Disciples, pot plant, 20e ea. 2 for
35. Prepaid. Mrs. Maud Brooks,
Arlington.

Dogwoods, laurtls, ivy. rhodo-
dendrons, red buds, perennial
phiox, holly, strawberry bushes,
boxwoeod cuttings, birdzye hedge,
Cherokee roses, ferns, $1.00 doz.
postpaid. 3 to 5 ft Gor. Brawn,
Morganton.

Tris, white, sky blue, pink. pur-
ple, 5 doz. for $1.00; lemon lilies,
very fragrant, same price. Mrs.
H. . Padgett; Atlanta, 160 How-

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doz. Add postage. Mrs. Jewell
Shoemake, Temple, Rf. 1

Native (wild) perennial blue
spiderwart, $1.00 C. $5.09 M; 20
white spireas, 5 Anthony Water-
er. $1.35; 300 cherry laureis 3-5
in, $1.25. Lois Woodruff, Green-
oo: 5.
to 14 in. plants, dbl. pink
Ena japonicas, Cumming-
hernea, Ligustrum. Wax. Abetia
and Nandinas, 35c ea.; pittospo-










1. Quince, monthly rose, 25c ea.
ee postage. Mrs. John s. Clark,
oe eonville.

Large and small type chrysan-
enn. 30c doz. 4 doz. $1.00,
-jJabeled; mixed collection unla-
beled, 6 doz. $1.00. Postpaid.
Carefully packed. Mrs. H. G.
Woods, Doralsonville, Rt. 3.

Wisteria vines, rooted. box-
- wood, 8x10 in., 10c ea. brown and

black fig bushes. 2 or more vines
postpaid. Mrs. J. L. Coggas: Cov-
ington.

Few select named _ dahlias.
asst.. $1.25 doz.; 4 var., water lil-
ies, 25c ea.; few rooted wisteria,
20c. Orders. over 70c del. Mrs. H.
G. Davenport, Epworth.

_ Chrysanthemum plants, finest
; var., of Giant red, white, cream.

Mrs. Shankle Stand-
f ridge, Commerce, Rt. 2.

Satisfaction dahlia collection,
_ $1.25 doz. Strong, Healthy tubers.
_ About 25 of the most popular
dahlias for the South. Mrs.
: Glenn Gilstrap, Cumming, Rt. =

_ Petunias, philox. callio
popies, 10c doz. 12 doz. $ "00:
mixed chrysanthemums. dwart
Snapdragons, 25 doz.: . good,
strong plants. Field grown. Frost
proof. Postpaid, J. P. Knight.
Glennville.

. Oxalis, all col. 2 bunches, 25c;
pe watermelon crepe myrtle, black
lily of India, red cigar plant.
large, 30c ea.; white Peruvian,
Soyellow, | Jong trumpet daffodils.
$1.25 C. Add postage. Mrs. L. A.
Wright, Bremen.

;., German iris, snow storm,
white, Fairy, white blue mark-
ines, Morning, dove gray, 65c C;
_ Silver King, Larkspur, lavender































Mtn, laurels, crabapples. bird-
azaleas, strawberry bushes,
ee, dogwood, 15c ea. $1.25
trailing arbutus, 25 doz.; .
holly bushes, 20c ea. Mrs. Jessie
_ Wilson, Morganton.
Sweet shrubs, brides wreath,
10 ea; yellow jonquils, 10c doz.
Exc. for dahlias, chrysanthe-
mums or dbl. japonicas, any col-
or. Mrs. Clayton Douglas, Alma.
UT SES
_ Wide selection of fine gladiolis
bulbs, Kunderds, pfeiffers,





_ growings. Moderate prices. Robt.

_C. Moore, Rome, P. O. Box 46.

- Moon flower (kind that runs
30-50 ft.) seed, 15c doz. postpaid.
' Miss Floy Sweatman, Summer-
ville, Rt. 4. S

Water lilies, fine red, yellow
and pink, 3 for $1.00 postpaid. B.
_H. Eubanks, Atlanta, 26 Emily

Place, N. W.

.oxglove, 15c doz.; tame hon-
eysuckle, red, 10c ea.; 3 snowdrifts
~ 40c C. bulbs; jonquils, Tie C;

- plue iris, 40c doz.; Easter and
- lemon lilies, 30c doz. blue violets,
25 doz, bunches. Garner Hester.
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

- Single, white, imported hya-
-cinth bulbs, 75c doz.; jonquils
and butter and eggs, $1.00 C. Add
postage. Mrs. Cliff T. Tanner.
Sandersville, Rt. 1.

10 seed from beautiful orna-
mental 20 ft. in cir. weeping
hedge tree. Olc plus 3c postage.
Mrs. M. M. Lacy, Stone Mtn.
.Dahlias tiny pom-poms, red,
yellow, pink,, lavender, 35c;
Giants, Warner (orchid), Jane

Cowl (apricot), Jersey Beauty
(pink), 50c; 10 dif. med., 7T5c; 17
for $1.50 labeled, postpaid. Alvin
-Todd, Sarah. {

Well rooted everblooming Cape;

dasmines, 1 yr. old, 25c; 2 yrs.,

40c ea. del.; also beef tallow, 15
_Ibs., $1.60 del. Mrs. Charlie Wil-
: banks Commerce. Rt. 5.

Red and white dogwood, white
pines, azaleas, Mtn. laurels, $1.00
doz. Add postage. Exc. for good

white feed sacks. M. E. Pickelsi-
mer, Hurst.

_ Hybrid Amaryllis bulbs, or-
ange, 15c.ea.; Fairy lilies, pink,
and tube-rose, white, 25ce doz.;
August lilies, 10c ea.; phlox, all
col. and larkspur, 10c doz. Add

_ postage. Mrs. Jessie Dobbs, Bre-

qumen Rt. 2.

1 boxwood, 3 junipers, 3 -ft.,
$2.00 or 75e ea.; jonquils, 25
doz.; 10 choice roses, $1.00 doz.;
parberry bushes, 75c doz.; tran-
ing arbutus, 50c doz. Well root-
ed. Add postage. Mrs. Lola Aber-
crombie, Loving.

Easter lilies and orange day
lilies, 75c doz.; white lilacs, 50c
doz.; dogwood -nd honevsuckles,
4 for $1.00; evergreen, 4c doz.







ae gardenia, FI. pomegranate, F

| ea.; Armur privet hedge, 1, 2, 3,

| 25c doz.; jonquils, snowdrops, Ap-

Maules, Hastings surplus of own} 3

; doz. Mrs. W. A. Huff, Milledge-

\} ville. Rt. 1.

ruffled rainbow col, 35 doz.
$2.50 C; rooted white wisteria.
10c ea. red spider lilies, 25c doz.
$2.00 C. Add postage. Miss Polly
Harrell. Quitman. Rt. 5.

Dahlias, Jersey Beacon, A. D.
Livoni, Judge Marean, 2 un-
named var. pink, purple and
yellow, 1 of ea. 75c, or 1de ea.:
purple mums and lady of the
lake, 15c doz. Postpaid. Mrs. J.
M, Newman, Tallapoosa. Rt. 2.

Blue iris, 50c doz. March flow-
ers, 25c doz.; old fashioned hol-
lyhocks asst. colors, 25c doz:
darger size, 40c doz. Mrs. H. S.
-Young, Fairmount. Rt. 1.

A Cape Jasmine 9 ft. high, 35
ft. around, $50.00 (consider tak-
ing little less); all even blooming
Rose of Sharon, 3 ft., 25e ea. At
my home. Mrs. Waiter Glenn,
Ashland, Rt. 1.

_ Dbl. geraniums, red ana pink,
large plants, blooming and ready
to bloom. 25c ea. 2, 45c; 3, 65c.
Roots mossed. Prepaid. No
stamps. Mrs. D. E. Cason Black-
shear. Rt. 2.

Orange. col. lilies and blue iris,
25c doz; 5 doz. $1.00; honey-
suckle vines, yellow and white
blooms, 20 doz. 6 doz. $1.00.
Postpaid. No orders less 50c.
Birdie Craig, Lovins

Iris, $1.00 C; bronze Mums,
foxglove, golden glow, 15c doz.;
cannas, dahlias, $100 doz.;

strawberries 25c C. Add Pee:
Bonnie Frix. Cumming.

Abelias, aitheas, yellow forsy-
thia, pink almons, red flowering
pear, 1, 2, 3 ft. 2 yr. plants, 25.

ft., 2c ea. Rooted. Postpaid. No
cl ecks. Josephine Ralev, Mitch-
ell.
New hardy, early fiowering
plants, all colors, single and
semi - dbl. Separate colors
marked. 50c doz. Mrs. J. W. Mc-

Creery, Savannah, Rt. 3.

Pink almonds, goldenbells, dbl.
white spirea, bridalwreath, 3 for
25c; junipers, 18 in. 25c ea. 5 for
$1.00; cape jasmine, dbl. yellow
japonicas, jurple lilac, 2 for 25e4
Well rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
Charlie Duvall, Ellijay. Rt. 3.

Blue and white flags daffodiis,

ril narcissi, yellow lilies, 2 doz
30c; red, yellow and orange can-
na, 25c doz. bulbs, del. Lillian
Davis, Silver Creek, Rt. 1.

Purple iris, shasta daisy, nar-
cissi, 25 doz.; yellow cannas,
gladioli, 50c doz.; flowering al-
mond, flowering quince. bridal-
wreath, $1.00 doz.; Four O'Clock,
10c doz. zennias, 15 cupful seed.
Add postage. Miss Lorene Jack-
son, Talking Rock.

Beautiful white and red striped
lilies, 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Geneva Wynne, Toomsboro, Rt.

About 15 var.,
mums, mostly large type, all
double, 25c doz. 2 doz. 45c. Mrs.
N. B. Denney, Calhoun, Rt. 2.
Box 36.

August liHes (grow in pots?
blue iris, 20c doz.; Rose of Sha-
ron, 3 for 25c; blue lilacs, Roose-
velt and sprengeria ferns, 102;
tree cactus, parlor vine. Be ea.

chrysanthe-

Kerean chrysanthemuris, rooted]

Eng. dogwood, purple lilac, deep
pink crepe myrtle, cydonia jap-
onicas; most all col. roses and
hibiscus, 10 to 25c ea, Mrs. L.
H. Coe, Eastanollee.

3 col. azaleas, white pines, mtn.
laurels, - rhododendrons, sweet
shrub, holly, hibiscus. red ap-
onicas, red, white dogwoo., 3 ft.,
$1.00 doz. Rooted. Add postage.
L. L. Waters, --urst

Spider lilies, red, large bulbs
$2 C, ene. postage. Take stamps.
Mrs. T. A. Burke, Washington.

Cape Jasmine, % doz. well
rooted, large. 15c ea.; 300 Nar-
c:ssi, white, bulbs, 5c doz.; 50
gladioli 20c doz. mixed cols.
postpaid. Mrs. C M. Clackum,
Waco, Rt. 2.

Mums 25 col. rooted. 15c; yel-
low narcissi, 20c C; red cannas
40c C; all cols. verbena, rooted,
3 bnehs. 10c; 15 large variegated
eladioli 20c; 6 large milk wine
lilies 25c. No checks. Add post-
age. Mrs. M. D. Holland, feigs.
Rtz2.

Old-fashioned sweet Basil seed
15c tbisp.; sweet purple violets,
50c .per C, any quan. Bertha
Tucker, Crawfordville.

Lemon day lilies $1 C; Japan-
ese blue Iris 40c doz., fairy lilies
and larkspur, 10c doz.; hardy
phlox, 2 doz. 15c, all cols.; box-
wood 2fc ea. 2 yrs. Add postage.
Mattie Wright, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Rhocodendron, Mtn. Laurel
Hemlock, white pine, redbud,
crabapple, Azaleas, white dog-
wood, strawberry bush, pussy-
willow, silver maple, $1 doz.;
ferns, pink Trailing Arbutus, 50
doz. Postpaid. Mrs. Gladys Robt-
inson, Mineral Bluff.

Huge Milk and Wine lily pula
$1.25 doz.; 1 fancy leaved cala-
dium, 10 cuttings vot plants 55c
postpaid. Mrs. Ralph Williams,
Boston.

Iris, -jonquils, daffodils, fox-
glove, hardy phlox 20c doz. hardy
Hibiscus, Almond red Japonica,
Altheas, lilac, myrtle, rose bush.-
es, dogwood, 3 for 25c. Mrs. Os-
ear Silver, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Red dogwood crabapple, Aza-
leas, Mtn. laurel, rhododendron,
Hemlock, pussy willow, white
pine, redbud, silver maple, $1
doz.; blue Iris lilies, pink Trau-
ing Arbutus, violets $1 C. Hober:
Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Variegated purple and white
dahlias, 6 for 25c, collection 12
mums, asst. cols. 2 variegated
dahlias, 2 white Bridal Wreaths
etc. $1 postpaid. Mrs. Tommie
Chatham, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

. White narcissi and Blue Lady
of the Lake 70c C; lemon day
lilies 75 C; white mums $1 C.

Mrs. Mattie Whitton, Bremen,
Rt. 2.
King Alfred bulbs, biue Iris

75c ; paper white narcissi 50c
C; double Old Maid seed, all cols.
10e cupful. Add postage. Davie
Mozley, Buchanan, Rt. 1

Rhododendron, laure!, crabap-
ple, redbud, birdseye, Althea,
white pine Azaleas, 3 cols.; Cher-
okee roses, yellow, white oe.
wood, roses, $1 doz. Arborvitae,
ft. 30c ea., jonquils, narcissi,
daffodils, $1 Cc. Etta Stanley,
Morganton. _



Add postage. Mrs. Aaron W. Hill,
Maysville, Rt. 1.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laureis,
pink, red, yellow, dogwood, aza-!
leas, 3 col., coralberry, redbud,:
pink Cherokee roses, red japon-
icas, white pines, 3 ft., $1.00 doz.
postpaid. Lucile Wilson, Morgan-'
ton. S :

All col. azaleas, Mtn. laurels,
rhododendrons, 35c doz.; snow-
balls, almonds, weigelias, altheas,
spirea, red and yellow japonicas,
15 ea.; boxwood, arborvitaes,
25c ea.; spider lilies, 35c doz. Te-
leta Davis, Ellijay,.Rt. 4.

Blue and pink hydrangea, 2
ea.; blue salvia, shasta daisies,
varonica artemesia, and mix.!
gladioli bulbs, 25c doz.; verbena,
red and pink, 15c clump; phiox,
Johnny-Jump-ups, foxglove, 10e

ville, Rt 2.

Cameloa japonicas, Indica
Japanese azaleas, Pittosporum,
green, variegated, photinia, py-
racanthea, Tea-olive, 2, $1.10;
dbl. white lotus lily, $1.00 ea.;
gladioli, Picardy, Phipps, Doug-

las, Minuet, 45c doz. Mrs. J. A.

Griffin, Cordele.
Rhododendrons, mtn. laurels,

azaleas, sweet shrubs, egrancy

greybeard, dogwood, hemlock, ga-
lax, spruce and white pine, ma-
ple, holly, rooted, 2-4 ft., 4 for
25c. Add postage under 50c or-
ders. Rachel Ferguson, Murray-

Dahlias, Treasure Island, Jane
Cowl, Margaret Wilson. Snow-
drift, Roman Eagle, Queen of

Garden Beautiful, Warner, Aris-
tocrat, and others, 12 dif. var.,
$1.25, 6 for T5c. Postpaid. Mrs.
H. E. Bell, Suwanee. :

Sweet yellow jasmine, Christ-
mas honeysuckle, Buddlea,
Baby's. Breath, all large size, 6 for
50c; pink thrift. 50c C. Prepaid
in Ga. Mrs. Alma Scott, Con-





Mrs. Maurien Tanner, Rydal. Rt.
2.



cord,

; pink rambler roses, 2 for 10c, add

ma, 5 cupful; plus 3c postage;

red dogwood, 6 for $1. No checks.

Cannas, red, yeilow, long, short
trumpet yellow, white daffodils,
20c doz.; watermelon Crepe Myr-
tle, red flowering quince, 10 ea.
posiage. Mrs. C. B. Robinson,
Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Bachelor buiton, Old Grane-:

stringless green pod beans, 20c
lb. or 25c, postage paid. Exc. for
white pounch buitterbeans. Mrs.
Georgia Keliey, Cedartown, Rt. 3.

Dogwood, red and white; red
and silver maple, white pine
Cherokee roses, crabapple, red-
buds, pussywillow, 3 for 25c; jon-
quils,. Trailing Arbutus, evergreen
Galax, 15c per doz., add postage.
Clinton Cochran, Mineral Bluff.

Daffodils, jonquils, 40c doz.;
white chrysanthemums, ferns,
Lily of the Valley $1 doz.; Jap-
onicas, roses. pink Crepe Myrtle.
50c ea. hardy phlox, 40c doz.;

Denna Mae Barnes, Ellijay, Rt.
3:

Old-fashioned royal blue flags,
orange day lilies, dbl. daffodils,
bronze mums, $1 C; hollyhocks.
small 25c doz., large 40c; Doro-
thy Perkins rambler roses 20c ea.
Miss Stella May Hughey, Fair-
mount, Rt. 1.

English dogwood, white, purple
lilac, 15 ea., blue bottles, 10c per
doz. jonquils, narcissi, 50c per C;
Althea, 20c ea. white and black-
eye peas, 5c per Ib. Mrs. C. G.
Taylor, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

August lilies (will bloom this
year), ready for potting for
sc le. See5 mi. off Roosevelt Rd.
on Welcomeall Rd. Mrs. J. B. By-
num, College Park.

Chrysanthemums, golden
feather, prize winner; 2 vars.
white, yellow and purple large
type, 50c doz., add 7c postage.
Mrs. Carrie L. Price, Jenkins-

FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE FOR SALE : FOR SALE FOR SALE ' FORSALE |
Jonquil, 60c C; plue finde 30c} Cannas. Rosemond Cole, large| Shrubs, 4 kinds spirea, altheas,|. Gladioli, red; white Iris 20c| Tree dahlias, 15c ea. or exc. for

doz.; red chrysanthemums, pur-
ple sweet violets, 15c doz. Del.
in Ga. Mrs. Vance Clements,
Glennville, Rt. 1.

Junipers, $3 ea.; dbl. cannas
25 ea.; dbl. hollyhock 50c ea.;
boxwood, small $1, large $10 ea.;
tame honeysuckle $5.00. At my
ae Mrs. E. T. Keener, Ellijay,

Foxglove, fall Asters, yellow
daisies, blue flags 25e per doz.;
ribbongrass 15c bunch; day lilies,
15c doz. Mrs. Ebb Tallent, Cum-
ming, Rt. 2.

Begonias Bleeding Heart,
strong 6 in. cuttings 15c ea. in-
clude 3c stamp for postage. Mrs.
Myrtle Young, Toccoa. ~

Pink Almond, English dog-
wood, Forsythia, bush honey-
suckle, winter and April spireas,
not wild; 5 vars. wiegelia, moss,
locust, Arborvitae, wisteria,
trumpet vine, evergreen privet,
stairs, Physostegia. Mrs.

C. H. Ward, Adairsville. Rt. 1.

Queen Ann Lace 20, $1; 20 per-
ennial phlox $1; 12 Azaleamums,
$1; 12 large yellow dahlias, $1.
Mrs. H. A. Everson, Cordele, Rt.
A. :

Jonquils, buttercups, butter
and eggs, cream buttercups,
white narcissi, orange lilies, 2
doz. 25c; rose pink, cream can-
nas, 10c ea.; light red colored
feannas, 3 for 25c. $1.00 or more
postpaid. No checks. Mrs. R. L.
Kennerly, Lawrenceville, Rt. 2.

Phlox hardy; Japanese Iris,
Star of Bethlehem; sev. cols.
mums, 25c doz.; geraniums;
Christmas, Snake, Knifeblade, 1

bulbs 25c. Del. in Ga. Miss L. M.
White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 35.

Snowdrop, Spirea, 15c, 25c ea.;
Physostegia 15c doz.; white Iris,
May Day lilies, 25c doz.; water
plants, Iris, parrots feather and
others 10 to 75c ea. pot plants
5c to 25c ea. add postage. Mrs. H.
F. Jarrell, Butler. Rt. 2.

Dahlias, large red and layen-
der, Mrs. Warner, 15c ea., Silver
King plants, 10 per doz.; Christ-
mas, red and penk May cactus,
gizzard and pink begonia cut-
tings, 3 for 10c. Miss Fannie Em-
ma ONeal, Talbotton.

Azaleamums, red, 12 for $1; 6
pink cushion mums free; 12
mixed unlabeled mums, 60c; 12
large red or yellow dahlia tubers;
$1 or 5 for 50c. Mrs. L. A. Bar-
ry Cordele, Route A.

Flowering pear, $350 at mv
home; large mums, 30c doz.;
white peonies, 40c ea.; yellow
jonquils, 50c C; white, yellow
narcissi 65c C. Add postage. No
are Ethel Sullivan, Marietta.

Violets, blue, white, yellow;
snowdrops, perennial phlox, daf-
fodils, Trailing Arbutus, galax,
orange day lilies ferns, $1 C.
Well rooted, postpaid. Miss Hazel
Wilson, Morganton.

Zinnias seed, 25 large cupful;
golden glow; white and biue vio-
lets; pink primroses, 25c for 25:
75c C; red carnation pinks, hardy
2) sweetpeas, pink thrift, 50 doz.
del. in Ga. Mrs. Spur Holloway.
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Azaleas, golden bells, Altheas,
weeping Susie, 2 for 25c; white
dogwood, flowering quince Dor-
othy Perkins roses 15 ea.; jon-
quils, June lilies, Sweet William,
20c doz. Add postage. Mrs. W. P.
Jones, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Dahlias, 20 vars., true to name
and color; Watheim, Sunshine,
Kemps, White Wonder. Mrs. A.
B. Seal and others, $1 and $2
doz. del. Mrs. R. Q. Miller, Ac-
worth, Rt. 2.

Dogwood red and peach rose,
30c doz.; Mtn. Laurel, 30c doz.;
snowball 40c doz.; jonquils, daf-
fodils, 15c doz. honeysuckle, 30c
doz. privet hedge 30c doz: Lion-
el Eller, Morganton, Rt, 1.

White Spider and Tiger lilies
10c ea.;: phlox 20c doz. Azaleas,
blooming size, 50c doz.; pink, red
weigelias; pink Almond, Altheas,
dbl. yellow, red Japonicas, 20c
ea. adda postage. Mrs. Lee Eller,
Ellijay, Rt. 4.

Mtn. laurel white pine, Hem-
lock, dogwood, rhododendron,
crabapple, 90c doz. Arborvitae,
boxwood, 25 ea.; white, yellow
Spider lilies, 10c ea. blooming
size Azaleas, 50e doz. all rooted.
add postage. Jerd Hix, Ellijay,
Rt. 4.

Boxwood, 4-6 in. Old English,
$1 doz.; large plants common
boxwood, 12-15 in. $5 doz. or 50c
ea. blooming size Gardenia bush-
es 2 for $1. Mrs. B. L. Robinson,
Greenville.

Fuschia, cuttings, purple, dbl.
geraniums, rosebud purple, pink
and applebloom; pink and red
oxalis; pink conch pee ist
4 not rooted; last 3 rooted, 35c.
oe NB: Overby, Gainesville,

t

White pine, red maple, rhodo-
dendron, Mtn. laurel, crabapple,
holly, Azaleas $1 doz.; blue Iris,
Tiger lilies, 30c doz.; red and
white dogwood, $1 doz. add pos



pure.

-vars. palms, 15c; Jacksons Shas

cut. of ea. 50c; August lilies. 3}.

- $t:



Hazel Roper, Mineral Bluff.







chrysanthemums, add = postage.
Mrs. M. H. Hartley, Sava
Henrietta St.

Hydrangea, pink and_ blue,
cuttings, 10c ea. or 2 for 15:
pink, purple and red dahlias, 75
per doz.; purple lilac 10c ea. o
$1 per doz. Mrs. J. A. ae
Martin, Rt. 2. nk

Lemon day lilies, $1 C;
is, 3 for 10c; Japanese blue Ir
40c doz.; 2 yr. boxwoods 25c ea.
blue flag lilies 75c C; Star Beth
lehem, Fairy lilies, phlox 10



































Buchanan, Rt. 1. 4

Morning Glory, heavenly blu
and dbl. rose Marie seed, 10c pkt
Miss Carlie Kemp, Marietta, 32:
Maple Ave.

Blue grape ieacinia bulbs,
C, or $2 for 5 C; jonquils Tc Cc
Sir Watkins daffodils, blue Ro-


























Vena Brown, Hartwell.
Spirea, large plumed pink. 20c
ea.; purple and blue Tris, jo
quils, narcissi. 15c doz. 2 di
25e; golden glow 20c clump; Re
gal lilies, bloom. size, 25c ea,
Hattie Kimsey, Young Harris.
Chrysanthemums, show type:
large daisies, Anemones, large
and small pompons, large and
small dahlia tubers. Mrs. Marioa
Turner. Hawkinsville. :
Geraniums, 6 vars. cuttings;
vars. cactus; white, pink, oe is
houseleek Be ea.; Boston,
Maidenhair, Roosevelt fern: 5

































ta and English daisies; 15 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Ralph I. es
iams, Cumming.

Whiteash, orange and pin
Azaleas, 3 for 20c; iaurel, Rh
dodendron, 15 ea. horseradish,
yarrow, butterfly, 5c; ced
white pine 10c, foxgrape and fall
grape vine, 2 for 15c. John Wil-
son, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Rhododendron, Azaleas,
wood, strawberry bushes, ne
ferns, pink and red rambler
roses, hedge bushes, 80c per doz
any size, postpaid. Mrs. Min.
Campbell, Morganton.

Azaleas, _Mtn. laurel, maples,
crabapple, spruce and white pine,
2-3. ft. rooted. $1 doz. Exc. for
multiplying onions or tame
strawberry plants. Roxie Plum
ley, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Japonicas, yellow and red:
Azaleas 50c doz. dark and light
Iris, narcissi, daffodils, $1
golden bell 10c ea.; blue violets
20c doz. oranze day lilies 15
doz, add postage. Miss Bee Jane
Etier, Ella Gap-

Violets, day lilies, - jonquils,
daffodils, sky blue, purple Tris, 50
of any above 50c; Yueca, 3 tur
pink rambler, 2 dark red
velvet roses, 6 for 50c; Junipers,
6 for $5, Postpaid. Mrs. W. Ws
Wiche, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 69.

Phlox, larkspur, white Iris, falk
pinks, 20c GC; red cannas, 5c ea..
white narcisci, pink, salmon, rose
Sultana, 10c ea., rooted, 5c cut-
tings; 6 vars. cactus, 50c. Mrs.
Lester Phillips, Royston. ib

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peach rose, pussywillow, 15c ea.
blue Iris. orange day lilies, goid-
englow, 30c doz. snowdrops, i5
doz. Add postage. Mrs. A. M. Ro-
per, Mineral Bluff.

Arborvitae seed, large pkt. 10c;
small gladioli bulbs, 10c per pkt
Inez McBrayer, Buford, Rt: 2

Tris, blue and white, blue hya-
einths, white, yellow daffodil
butter and eggs. Sell or exc. for
tuberose or gladioli bulbs, toma-
to or potato plants or turkey
eges. Mrs. W. A. Roberts, Love-
joy, Box 35. vy

Iris, blue and purple, orange
day lilies, 4 doz. 50c; pink Crepe
Myrtle, snowballs, flowering
quince, dbl. pink Almonds, lity
bushes, golden chain, 2 for 235c;
phlox, Shasta daisies, 15 doz.
a Sidda Southerland, Ellijay;
Rt. 3.

Peafowl! fern, May. June Xmas
cactus, plumbago, red, pink
conch begonias, salmon and pink
Sultanas, red, pink, white, pur-
ple, American Beauty geraniums,
orange and lavender Lantana. 5c
cutting. Add postage. Miss Car.
mel Parten, Royston, Rt. 1. ;

Sultanans, 12-15 in. 25c, root=
ed; Thurstons begonia, 25c- Jacs
large night blooming Cereus, 25
and $1; Raindena (Acacia) 25c;.
yellow jasmine 35c doz. Lantana
15c, spirea 25c, hydrangea 50c,
$2.00 orders postpaid. Mrs. J. te
Burk, Tifton.

Lemon lilies, 30 doz. Boston
fern, weeping will w, yellow Jap-
onica, 15 ea.; 3 for 25c; privet
hedge $1 C; :nixed col. gladioli,
25c doz. 5 doz. $1; white nar-
cissi bulbs 60c C. Roote. Del.
Martha Ralston, Ella Gap.

Dehlias, 3 for 25;
bronze chrysanthemums, ;
quils, white narcissi, Star Beth-
lehem, yellow mums, purple
flags, lemon verbena, 75c C; lem-
on lilies, $1 C; Bridal Wreath,
tansy,. 3 for 10c. Add ree
Emmie Womack, Bremen, Rt. 2




































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OWERS AND SEED | FLOW:S AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE FOR SALE _FOR SALE ee FOR SALE FOR SALE
Verbena, Tris, 5c ea.; Japanese 4, 40c; coral 20 Boxwoods, 1-3 ft. $10; 4! Med. yellow and any elon

; jponicas, dbl. ae and red,
: a. Azaleas, 50 doz. pik, red.
xerennial phlox 20c doz. snow-
Altheas, pink Almond, white
- lilies, 15c ea. add postage.
a Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 2.
nti: db]. pink, white, pink
as, Forsythia, Weigelias, 15
tn. laurel, white pine. dog-
od, Azaieas. 90c doz.; white
y lilies 10c. Exc. for feed
cks. Add postage. Manda Eller,
Ell ay, Rt. 2.
Trailing Arbutus, pink, white;
hlox, hardy mtn. fern; all cois
log wood, Azaleas, Rhododen -
ron, pink Cherokee roses, holly.
$1 doz. Junipers, silver Ar-
orvitaes, 4 for $1. Mrs. A. L.
mphill, Blue Ridge.
Old-fashioned Easter blooming
gs, Royal blue Iris. $1 C;. Ti-
jes, Scarlet and yellow and
| spotted cannas, $1 doz.;
d bloom, size Boca ate
air

Azaleas, mixed cols. 2 for 25c:

bell, Altheas, 2 for 25c;
ay lilies, 50c C.. Add
_ Mrs. J. A. Roe, Talking

xWwoods, rooted: 25c; Aealens
OZ. dbl. yellow Japonicas,
pink Almond, Forsythia,
ee ea, 15 ea. phlox, pul-
light plue, lavender Iris, 20c
snowball 20c ea. add post-
a Shepard, Ellijay, Rt 2.

ink, purple. hardy _ phicex,
rerbena, foxglove, yellow
mums, purple Iris, 2 doz.

Iver, Talking Rock.

nolias, _ teaolives, long
raw pine, pirk Crepe Myrtle,

honey suckle, evergreen oak,
relia China, dogwood, wild
rellow jasmine, 1-4 ft., 10c to 35c.
postage. Miss Grace Pitts.
oomsboro, Rt. 2. . 4
Iris, royal blue, daffodils, dhl.
ante daffodils, $1 C; mixed
-hollyhock 25. doz. large size
doz.; old-fashioned. blue
$1 Cc; pink, red gladioli 25c
ae Hughey, sea eco

a ias, 24- 25 cols. 50 C: mix.
. gladioli 35c doz.; tulips, Ti-
Al t lilies, red Spider,)
acint] yellow, orange, red|
otied cannas, hen and chick-
lilies, 2 of ea. for 50c.
arah Grindle, Dahlonega,

Golden bell, white dogwood, |
pink Almond, pink Crepe
e, flowering quince, weep-
Mary, Altheas, Brides Bou-
ink Weigelia, 10c, 2 for
ae phlox, hibiscus, 15

ey pea yellow cosmes seed,
kt. physostegia, Sweet Will-
golden glow, day lilies, Iris,
Leas, yack Forsythia,|

violets, ~ snowdrops;- 5c
ee Add postage. Lula

: olia, tea olive, noly, yel-
jasmine, esweet bay, sweet
: crabapple,
tshrub, birdseye, 1 ft. 10c, 3
20c, 4 ft. 30c, add postage.
rs. Freeman. Watson, Tooms-

yr. ants 25c ea. add postage;
: pe sweet peas, hardy, pink
2 for 25. Mrs. C. B.
s, Reynolds. \
osmos, yellow abl. orange lil-
40c doz.; purple lilies, red
ing and red velvet roses 15c
purple foxglove, Shasta
25 doz.; 2 shades red

ocky Face.

Star Bethlehem, day lilies,
gle and dbl, 25c doz.: orange,
nd yellow cannas, 30 doz.;
eas, snowdrops, 3
; nd water plants, ee Mrs.
enry Jarrell, Butler, Rt.

hlias, choice, true to ee
Is. reasonably priced. Sca-
plants, mixed cols. 15 doz.;
shapdragons, mixed, giant
80c doz. Mrs. L. E, Stewart,
ough, Rt. 3.

aniums, | surprise lily, 5Ox
pink and white begonias,
I pad. June cactus, other
Pee race: Exc. for good straw-
erry 3 Mrs. Jim H. Gable,

mn, giant size yellow marigolds.
cupful; winter marigolds, 5c
1) petunia seed 10c cup;
pure, add postage. Mrs.
Mae Johnson,

Rt. 3. a
Sultanas. cutting 5

ngeri fern, white August ih
egonias, Tiger lilies, 10 a.;
ngea, pink, 25c ea.; lark-
fall pinks, 20c C; fern, wild
v10. ts $1 C. Under 50 add post-
Mrs. Bud Bond. Royston.

es and hedges, 25c doz.;

August lilies 50 doz. flags, fall
is, ever- Sane roses 35 doz.
spruce. pine, doz. postpaid.
Cash. V anie Nicholson, Taloma.

on and Tiger lilies, 25c doz |

ose Hibiscus, 6 for 25. _El-|

shrubs, yellow and red run-|

. Silver, pe Rock,

y mums, 35c doz. Sara Ma-|

vi nias, "Burpees finest pom-|.

Lawrence-



poppies,
15 doz.;

mixed cols.
yellow dbl. cosmos, or-

Scabiosa,

ange lilies, 40c doz. shasta dais-
ies, mixed mums, 25c doz. pink

Single hollyhock, 3 for lode. Ludie

Davis, Rocky Face.
Tris, purple, ye.ow canans, 15c

doz. paper white narcissi,

50c C,

light blue violets 50c C. putton|

mums 15c doz.,

hollyhocks and

Four Oclock seed, 5c pkg. Mrs.
John Weaver, Temple. Rt. 2.

Privet hedge, $1 C; or 500 for
4; blue tame violets 50c C. or 500
for $2; orange day lilies, $1 C;
well rooted and del. Mrs. Kimsey
Eller, Ella Gap.

Jonquil and buttercup bulbs,

50c: GC;
small cluster,

fragrant,

$3 M; butter and eggs,

yellow

narcissi and white April bloom-

ing narcissi,
doz. Mrs.
math.

Azaleas, 50c doz::

also white Iris 25c
B. T. Echols, Philo-

pink weige-

lias, golden bells, 15 ea.; white,

yellow narcissi,
violets,

blue - Iris,

65c C;

toc- Ga:

purple
blue

spider lilies 25c doz. jonquils, 50c
C; lemon lilies, 5c ea. add post-
age. R. M. Ray, Ellijay, Rt. 3

- Gladioli, 7000 mixed, lead vars.
Spirit of St. Louis, Golden Frills,

Los Angeles,

Irelands,

Orange

Queen and others, $2 C, postpaid.

Mrs. J. A. Kinsey.

Crown St.

lias, golden bell, 15c ea.,

and yellow narcissi,

5c

Dalton, 29

Azaleas, 50c doz. pink Weige-

white
or blue

and purple Tris, mix. cols. violets
7c C; Bleedingheart, 6 for $1;

win Davis, Ella
Narcissi,.-

Gap.

orange lilies,

Rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Gar-|.

purple:

Iris, lavender flags, daisy mums,
25c doz. $1 C; pink Oxalis, glad-
ioli, 6 for 25; white peonies. 25/
ea.; Tiger lilies, 10c ea. 6 for 50c.
Addie Hughey, Fairmount, Rt. 1.

Iris, purple, 25c doz. Azaleas,

all cols.

35 d0z.;

spruce and

white pine, and laurel, 2 for 25c;

Forsythia 25c

ea. Mrs.

Clayton, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Cape Jasmine, 1 yr. 25c ea.

Frances!

in

pots, 3 yr. old in pots 75 ea. add

postage. Mrs.
Gainesville, Rt.

Oliie-
55

Grindle,

Stock plants, dbl. ant foc
jal, 12 wk.; all cols. dbl. dahlias;
pink, white, yellow daisy mums,

25 doz.

large white,

cream,

bronze mums, 50c doz. Mrs. E. L.

Smith, Wadley.

Rhododendron, laurel, red and.

silver maple,

Azaleas,

redbuds,

coralberry, Cherokee roses, holly,
3 for 25c, 3 ft. glove Arborvitaes,
35 ea. evergreen galax, trailing
Arbutus, 15c doz. Add postage.

F. E. Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Iris, 15 doz. 2 doz. 25c, yellow
marigold seed 10 peck. Moon and

Star watercress, seed 10c; August!

lilies, 10c per bunch, add post-
age. Mrs. Myrtle Barnes, Alpha-

retta, Rt. 2.

Iris, purple, 80c C; yellow and |.

red cannas, $1 C; abl. dahlias,
$1 doz. Sweet William, T5e C.
Mrs. G. L. Tallant, Cumming.
Dahlia tubers, dbl. red, white.
variegated, 5 for 30c; 10 for 50c;
blue Iris 25 doz. Gladioli, bloom-
ing size, 30c doz. 5 lbs. sundried

peaches, | -50

add. postage.

no

stamps. Mrs. L. B. Frey, Dallas,

Rt. 3.

Begonias, Rex, 25c ea., Sultana
seed, 10 pck. Mrs. Mary F. Jor-

dan, Crawfordville, Rt. 4.

Dahlias, all cols. cannas, glad-

ioli,

hardy phlox, all cols. 50c

doz. verbena, thrift, Iris, June
day lilies, 25c doz.; spireas $1 doz.

Crepe Myrtle
Mrs. Nora Nix,

Snowball;

Althea, spirea,

Japonicas, 15 ea. mix. cols. Az-

lilac,
Alto, Rt.

- Wweigelia,

$1 7 doz.

eee

red and yellow

aleas, Mtn. laurel, rhododendron,
35 doz. \ Spider lilies, 35c doz.,

.| boxwood, Arborvitaes, 25c ea. add

postage. Mrs. J. M. Davis, -=Elli-

jay, Rt. 2, Box

88.

Dahlias, red, white, pink, lay-
ender, etc. 200 ea., boxwood 8-10
in. 25 ea., old- fashioned lilies.
15c doz., hibisc 3, red, white and
pink, 15 ea. Mrs. Geastie Smith,

Ellijay, Rt. 1.
. Abelia,

pink

crepe

myrtle,

trumpet vine, wisteria, 15c ea.;

pink cannas, 25c;

50c doz.;

red

verbena.

1 Jap. magnolia, 175c;

pink begonia, 10c. Mrs. E. J. For-

rester, Sparta.

Prize winning. giant dahlia tu-
rooted plants,
60c. doz;

bers, $1.50 doz.;
$1 00 doz.; cuttings,
gladioli, 15, $1.00 nd $1.50 C;

Super. Giant Asters, snapdragons,
zinnias, 25c doz. 5 doz. $1.00. Pre-

ergreen,

paid, C. A. Dobbs, Gainesville.

Cassa trees, 5 ft., (a small ey-

everblooming,

yellow

flowered tree), 35cc ea.; seed, 10c

pkeg.;
ors and sizes,

35c doz.

Chrysanthemums, all col-

plants.

Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Valdosta.

Red and white dogwoods, 4 ft..
rooted, 18 for $1.0 P. P. azaleas.
sweet shrub; mtn. laurels, $1.00
doz. white althea, lavender but-
terfly bushes, 6 for 50c; Easter
bushes, bridal wreath, $ 00 doz.

Miss Hazel

Bloff.

Heaton,

Mineral



Butterfly lilies,
vines, 2, 25c; Verbena, red and
white, 25 doz.; good roots, well

packed. Cash or M. O. 50c Or}

more orders postpaid. Mrs. Ida

Taylor, Arlington, Rt. 2.

Balm of Gilead trees, 25c and
50c ea. Exc. for Japan walnut
trees, pecan or yellow or blood
red Delicious apple trees. David
Hobson, Jasper.

Snowdrops, jonquils, day lilies,
hardy snapdragons, native ferns,
evergreen galax, $1.00 C; redbud,
mix. col. azaleas, red, white dog-
wood, Mtn laurel, $1.00 for 15.
Add postage. Lucile Dickey. Blue
Ridge.

Japonicas, yellow, 4 yrs.; white
lilies, both 25c ea.; winter pinks,
red and white; blue Iris 25 doz.;
Azaleas 20c ea.; white pine,
mountain ivy, 10 ea. Mrs. Ule-
mer Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Japonicas, yellow, all cols. Aza-
leas, dogwood, red, pink roses, 10c
ea.; yellow fall pinks, 35c doz;
running honeysuckle, ferns, hol-
ly bushes. 15 ea. add postage.

| Miss Ruby Parks, Ellijay. Rt. 3.

Native ferns, $2 C; snowdrops,
white violets, shasta daisies,
Trailing Arbutus $1: C; yellow.
pink, white dogwood, Cherokee

roses, rhododendron, laurel, 3
cols. Azaleas, redbud, crabapple,
blueberries, pp. $1 doz. Addie

Wilson, Morganton. _

Dahlias, Mrs. Warner, Pride of
Calif. 15c ea.; peonies, 3 for 50c;
3 cols. phlox, 2 cols. perennial

sweet peas; white Shasta daisies.

25c doz.; Amaryllis bulbs 1l5c
ea., 50 orders postpaid. Mrs. A.
C. Gladden, Tallapoosa. Rt. 2.
Shasfa daisies, foxglove, per-
ennial sweet peas, 30c doz.; Tiger
and August lilies 15 ea.;



roses, !

well rooted, 25c ea. 5 for $1. Mrs. |

Vee Chamblee, Cumming, Rt.
a2 2 ;

Regal likes, 25 =a.; &
pink spirea, 10c ea.; Brides Bou-
quet, 25c ea.; boxwood, 2Ge ea.,
or.2 for 35c, 50c or more PP. Mrs.
Carl Kimsey, Young Harris.

Phlox, giant. seed, all cols.;
mixed or sep. cols. double pop-
pies; red Hollyhock, all 10c pke.
_ Dots ; Horsley, Waco, Rt. 2.

Ma lige teaolives, longleaf
pine, red and pink Crepe Myrtle,
Umbrella China, evergreen oak,
gallberries, honey suckles, yellow
jasmine 10c, 25c, and 35e ea. Exc.
for white feed sacks. Add vost-
age. Mrs. Georgia Hunt, Tooms-
boro, Rt. 2.

Larkspur, blue, planis, 50 for

25c; large bronze mums 25c ver
doz.; all cols. mammotn zinnias,
all postpaid in Ga. Mrs. Alice
Fundetburk, Durand.
-Azaleas, red. white, yellow;
dogwood, coralberry, redbud,
crabapple, rhododendron, Mtn.
laurel, Hemlock, white pine,
strawberry bush, Altheas, silver

maple, 3 ft. $1 doz. Mrs. Nellie
Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Cannas, 40c doz. well rooted,
packed in damp moss; spearmint
25c doz. plus postage; gourds, 11
to 26 in.,in cir. Mrs. T. B. Thom-
as, Toomsboro.
- Ginnias, Burpees finest, 15
cupful; giant yellow wmarigold
seed, 10c cupful; winter mari-
gold, 5c cupful; Lupine seed 40
cupful; Hybiscus seed 5c tsp. all
guar. pure. Add postage. Mrs.
Lillie Mae Johnson, Lawrence-
ville, Rt=3>

Jonquils, Blackberry lilies, 50
doz.: purple Iris, lemon lilies, 75
doz. Add postage. Miss Eudine
Crump, Talking Rock.

Azaleas, 35c doz.; rhododen-
dron, Mtn, Laurel, 50c doz.; pink
weigelia, red Japonicas, , - white
spirea, snowball, lavender but-
terfly bush, 15 ea.; boxwood, live
oak 25 a. add postage. Mrs. Coy
C. Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 4.

White and spruce pine. 50c for
6; hardy phlox 50c doz.; running
honeysuckle, 55 doz. Add post-

age. Miss Edith ror Talking
Rock.

Hemlock, spruce,

doz.; Japonicas, 15c ea.; Wisteria,
10 ea.: Azaleas, 35 doz.; Iris 20c
doz. ; jonquils, daffodils, 20c doz.
Sweetshrubs, 15c doz. Mrs. W. F.

| Bailey, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Marigold seed, 10 large bsp.:
Azaleas, mix. cols. 40c doz.; Al-
theas 15. ea.; daffodils 25c doz.;

| red Japonicas, 30c-ea.; crabapple

40c doz.; Exc. for potato slips by
May Ist. Mrs. Benjamin Charles,
Ellijay, Riso.

Golden. bells, Bocieas: pink Ale
theas, white - dogwood, 20c ea.;
yellow roses, 15 ea.; jonquils,
June lilies, Mtn, fern, 50c per C;

_pin roses 10c ea. sell or exc. for

white half-runner bean seed. Ww.
P. Jones, Talking Rock.

Azaleas, all cols. blooming size
50e doz.; dbl. yellow, red Japon-
ica snowball, Altheas, peach
rose: 15c ea.; white Spider lilies,
dbl. pink peonies, 20c a.; pink
phlox 20 doz. Add postage. Lin-
da Evans, Ellijay, Rt. .2.

Mock orange, 1 yr. 50c M. 2 yr.

one cent ea., not. prepaid; small

water oak, 15 ea. not DEEPEN,
Grace Yow. am

tor $15,

white pine, o
dogwood, English dogwood, $1.



hardy phlox, 40 doz.: white Cal-{

| feverfew, petunias, clove pinks,

-10c, 25 and 35c ea. Add postage.

junipers, 3 ft. $1; Bridal Wreatn,
butterfly bushes, 6 of ea. $1.90;
snowdrops 50c C; red dogwood, 3
ft. $3.50 C; all rooted Add post-
age. Nora Ellis, Mineral Bluff.

Camellia Japonicas, well root-
ed, dbl. red, slightly. variegated,
3-8 in. 30c or 50c postpaid. Mrs.
R. C. Loyd, Ocilla.

Rhododendron. Mtn. Laure,
Azaieas, 3 cols. dogwood, coral-
berry, redbua, holly, white pine.
Cherokee roses, crabapple, 3. ft.
well rooted; $1 doz. postpaid. Mrs.
Boon Wilson. Morganton.

Oleanders, red, pink and white,
25c.ea.; Altheas, 10c ea. mix.
cols. all well rooted, plus postage.
Mrs. Harry J. Floyd, Chipley, Rt.
2:

Mtn. Laurel, white and spruce
pine, 90c doz.; Azaleas 50c doz.;
white Althea; dbl. yellow. red
Japonicas, snowball, pink Al-
mond, 20c ea.; white, yellow spi-
der lily bulbs 10c, add postage.
B. L. Eller. Ellijay, Rt. 4.

Narcissi, white paper, daffo-
dils, Star of Bethlehem, orange
day lihes 15 doz., 2 for 25; ev-
ergreen hedge, 5c ea., 3 for 10c;
sweetshrubs, old-fashioned roses,
2 for 15c, add postage. Mrs, Har-
old Bunch, Talking Rock.

White, blue and Calif. violets,
snowdrops, white and yellow
narcissi, day lilies, $1 C; genuine
Palma violets 40c doz. spruce,
Japonica, Jasmine, Coralberry.
golden bell, Azalea, roses, $1 doz.
Mrs. J. H. Penland, Ellijay.

Tuberose, dbl. and singie. or-
ange lilies, perennial Aster,

beard,

Rt. 1.

Mrs. G. M. White. Buchanan ae

20c ea.;



mixed Iris, 20 doz. $1 C;. mixed

la 20e and $1. Add postage. Mrs. '
8. M. Gunter, Lawr enceviile, Rt.
a

ssatuia, large -abl.~ red, pink,
yellow; canna seed, white, pink,
yellow; large white, cream,
bronze mums 50c doz. daisy



mums,
stock plants. 25 doz.
| Smith, Wadley. |

Azaleas, all cols, maple, crab-
apple, Mtn. Laurel, white pines
95 doz.; Japonicas, running
rose, lilac, 20 ea.; purple Iris.
snowdrops, Narcissi, 60c doz. Mrs.
L. M. Teague, Ellijay, Rt. 2:

Gypsophelia, English daisies,
pansies, giant Swiss; dbl! white

Mrs. E. 1.

Dianthus, Sweet William, phlox
(annual) dbl. larkspur, shasta
daisies. mums 25c doz., $1.50 C.
Mrs. Willie Wise, Wadiey.

Thanksgiving, Valentine, May
cactus, 10 cutting, 3 for 25; ba-|
Nana trees, smali 35c, jarge 75c
ea. Crepe Myrtle, sweet bay,
Magnolia, sweetshrub, dogwood,

Mrs. C. W. Davis, Toomsboro.

Japanese quince, 25c ea. lem-;
on verbena 25c doz. Star of
Bethlehem, 10c doz. May narcis-
Si 75e C;
cherry red, Richard Wallace, ca-
nary yellow, 12 roots 40c. Add
postage. Mrs. Gussie Conner, Bu-
chanan.

Jonquils, yellow, bu ttercups,

white, pink, yellow and 2

tings,

wood, sweetshrubs, Mtn.

tree rose 10c a., small boxwood,

cannas, Ambassador,!



50c C, $3 M; white Iris, butter |
and eggs, white Narcissi, 25 doz.
Mrs. Ben Echols, Philomath.
Roses, field-grown, 2 yr: White
American Beauty, Pink Cochet.

: No stamps. or checks.
: Crump, Ellijay.



Sweetheart, and others, 35 and
50c ea. Add postage. Miss NS
Florence, Durand.

Dogwood, red and wiite, Cher- |
okeexroses, coralberry, silver ma-}
ple, yellow Easter lilies, English |
dogwood, honeysuckle, ivy, Laur-|
els, $1 doz. any size; jonquils,
daffodils, snowdrops, 25 doz.
postpaid. Mrs. Minnie Campbeli,
Torganton. :

Blue Iris, jonquils, white May
narcissi, Giant Bronze mums, 75
C; yellow, white mums 25c doz.,
tansy, 3 for 10c; lemon verbena,
Star of Bethlehem, 15e doz.;
horseradish, 3 for 10c. Add post -
ase Mrs. B. Carroll, Bremen, Rt.

Peonies, pink, 25c. ea., 6 for
$1.15, pp.; purple Iris, 25 doz.;
Abelia cuttings, Weigelia Rosea,
Spirea, Van Houtte, mock orange,
bush honeysuckle, red Radiance
rose cuttings, 20c doz. 75c C.
Grace Roberts, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.

White hydrangea, white, red,
pink, purple and variegated. ger-
aniums, salmon and pink Sul-
tanas, orange, purple, Lantana,
5 cutting; rooted young Spren-
geria and Boston fern, 10c ea.

Add postage. Mrs. B. E. Porten,
Royston, Rt. 1.
Magnolia, sweet bay, Crepe

Myrtle, longleaf pine, teaolives,
dogwood, Umbrella China, hon-
eysuckle, sweetshrubs, evergreen
Oaks, 10c, 25, 35 ea.; jonquils,
yellow Narcissi, buttercups, 20c
doz. Exc. for feed sacks. Mrs.
Nellie Pitts, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Iris, purple, 20c doz. snowballs,
25 ea., yellow cannas 2 for 5c,
Japonicas, 2 yrs. 2 for 25c; white
pine. Mrs. W. W. Collis, Ellijay,
Rt. 3, Box 43.

Large dbl. white, hardy water
lilies for sale or exc. for colored |
ones, pink preferred. Mrs. E.
Neal, Cereevilic: Rt. A. ee





| red, 40c doz. Postpaid. R. Ss. Pe

themums, 25c doz.; large holiy-

*! Crowe, Dougherty, RFD i.












































































and fall Iris .
clematis (a vine
3 for 10;

chrysanthemums,
plant., 15e doz.;
with white flowers),

1966 Boulevard. Dr. N. E.

Large show var., chrysanthe-
mums, 7 or 8 Var.. fine daisies,
Silver Bull and 3 col. Dotys and
other large pompoms, interme-
diate pom-poms and bu
Write for list and prices. Mrs.
Marion Turner Hawkinsville.

Xmas cactus, sprengeria oe
feather ferns, St: Bernard lilies,
pink oxalis, all large plants with
good roots, guar. packed right.
Postpaid. Rosa Lee Jackson. Iv-
ey. Be

Purple achimene pulbs, i5 does
4 doz. 50c; green glazed collard
seed, 10c thls. Miss Leila Sorrellis
Monroe, Rt. 3: Sk ce ete

-Rhododendrons, Mtn. .iaureis,
dogwood, azaleas, granny gleye
sweet shrubs hemlock,
maple, white, spruce pines, holly,
cedar, 2-4.ft., 4 for 25. Add poste
age. Lois Ferguson. Murtay ville:



King Alfred and Empress Gat.
fodils, 50c C, large bulbs. Exc. for
anything _ can use; blue tlags,
Easter. lilies, dif.. colors, 50c C,

1, Box 52.

Everblooming. pink spike like
blooms spirea, 1% to 2 ft., rooted
rooted blue plumbago,
15ec ea.; unrooted cuttings of
Beauty bush and dbl. bloom
white and purple altheas, 5c. ea,
Mrs. M. O. Mahaffey, carole
Rts Sas

May and June cactus, red. ieee
gonia, sweet gum geraniums. 5e
cuttings, 6 for 25c; Queen Ann
Lace, 25 doz., $1.00 C; wild dog-
tooth violets, wild ferns ~ red
wood's. honeysuckle, $1.00 C. Ore
ders under $1.00 add postage.
Mrs. Oscar renee. Ashland, R

Dv. white, single red aithea is
and yellow bells, red rose cut-
rooted, 15 ea; white
scuppernongs and . sweet pome-
granates, 25c ea: All rooted. Add
postage. Mrs. J. T. Jones, _Me-
Intyre, Rt ee a

Silver speckled mad peeistinae 2
begonias, - sword ferns, Thanks-
giving cactus - 20c ea.; > -purpie
striped jew, 8 cut. for 5c. add
postage. No order less $1.00. Mr
G. W. Owen, Hawkingville.

Azaleas, red. and white dog
jaure
Thunderbergi, black and whi
long jeaf pine, Cherokee > Tose
cedar, sumac, crabapvle, rooted,
packed in damp moss, 2% ft. Stee
PP. Edsel Heaton, Mineral Bluf

Butterfly, rooted, 25 ea. peaca

old fashioned hollyhocks, 15 a.
sweet scented violets, blue flags,
white striped Jew, white bloom-
ing moss 25 doz. Add Pelee
Mattie Tallant, Cumming, Rt.

Buttercups, 3 for 25c, lees
lilies 75c doz.; phlox 20c d0z.;
verbena, 3 for 25e, pinks, 15 doz
purple Iris 3 for 25c; red horse-
mint, 25 bnch. peonies 25c ca,
Geneva



Gladioli, blooming size, , Los
Angeles pink, Souvenir yellow, $l
C, Piccardy, large pink, Wasaga
puff, 30c doz. Commander Hoeh},

terson, Trenton.

Tris, purple, yellow, goldenglo
20c doz. Mtn. Azaleas, laureis,
rhododendron, 75c doz., red leat
<.nnas, with red blooms, For-
sythia, 10c ea. Add postage. W.
Duvall, Ellijay. ;

Flags, old-fashioned,. purple
blue Iris, orange day lilies, nar
cissi and daffodils; snowdrops,
$1 C; Mexican roses; mixed lark-
spur, hollyhock, mixed chrysan-



hock 40c doz. Mrs. William
Leach, Fair Mount, Rt. 1. |

Japonicas, 6 for $1; Shasta
daisies, native fern, hardy snap=
dragon, perennial phlox, snow-
drop, Trailing Arbutus, evergreen
Galax, $1 C; Mtn. laurel, rhode
dendron, Azaleas, redbud, red
and white dogwood, 2-3 ft. $1
doz. Leila Dickey, Morganton.

Jack beans, fire plants, Snow
on Mountain, blackeyed Susans,
sunflower, various other kinds of
flower seed. Mrs. John SUCRE Se
Dalton, 9 Oak St.

Perennials. Ageratum, Agoie
lea, scabiosa, yel. primrose, Rud-
beckia,. phlox, 20c doz.; dahlias,
Hemerocallis, other. bulbs cheap;



pink primroses, violets, Physos=
tegia, Artemisia, chrysanthe=
mums; annual ragged Robins,

10e doz. $1.00 orders postpai
Mrs. R. Gable, Haralson.



FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED

pe

= Exc; 3 Tbs. lady peas at 10 Ab.
for 1 doz. chrysanthemums, or 3
Gahlia bulbs, or 12: gladioli, or 3
monthly rose cuttings. Mrs. J. =









ant. coral vine tubers: Siate;



p Jachee.
cd xc. well rooted hydrangea for}
ed. pink, yellow gladioli bulbs,
poles of aay color, or large
Mrs. A. S. Gibbs,

Japonicas, palms, white.
ad watermelon crepe myrtle,;
ahi winning chrysanthemums,:
jJahlias. Exc. figs, pink crepe:
ayrtles, pink climbing roses, hy-
rangea, Easter lily and others. |
elma Bishop, Andersonville. '


















XC. Sane rose buibs for peony,



well, Rt. 1.

e Exc. white lilac, pink and red
verbena for red azaleas and!
snowballs. Mrs. A. L. Barnes,
riffin, Rt. C. -

Want all col. dbi. tall growing
j0llyrock plants, well established!



















Mrs. J. A. Denuis, Union:

ee

nt Century plants. vsiate
you have and price. Mrs. E.
Elrod, Gainesville. Rt. 9.

te high, State fuil deserip- |
and prices. S. G. Simons.
bus. P. O. Box 471.

Want 2 weeping willows, weil
pied, about 5 ft. high, cheap:
cash, Write first. Mrs. Della
ookshire, Demorest. :
rant Dwart var. _boxwood,
largest sizes. Describe
and state lowest prices,
they stand. Nat Winiers,'
vest Green.

Want at least 12 of ea. of fol-
wing: red crepe myrtles, pur-
leaf plum, pearl bush, white
ridalwreath, . abelia, Japanese
ustrum, common
mer bamboo, Eng.


















atur, Rt. 2.



Want, Regal, Thillippine, dbl.

er or. Amaryllis, dbl.
m lerocallis, blooming size lil-
eet Japonicas, rooted:
Exc. a ee











: a. FOR SALE

a pedeza, Serecia einiesned:
1c pe Ab. H. Ww. Whitworth, La-|

feed elort Stone Mt. 5c. lb.,.
rop; pure Tom Watson, 30c |
ream Crowder peas, 6 Ib.
ll prepaid in 5 12) lots or more.











miento pepper, 25 per tb.
bby Newton Long, Tignall.
fatermelon. Dixie Belle, hand
ed from good melons, 35
eorge Elliston, Rupert.

termelon, Stone Mt. 1937
ot, 15 lb. 1 lot Stone Mt. 25c
). 1938 crop; 100 lbs. improved
Watson, 30c Ib. all prepaid
.5 Ib. lots or more. W. A. Moore
laddock, Rt. 1.
Scu.lion buttons, 15c qt.; giant
wled mustard seed, 0c cupful;
Jerusalem artichoke plants, 25
yer C; lemon plants 15c ea.; blue
amson_ plum sprouts 10c ea. 90c
job. Add postage. Mrs. .Gussie
nner, Buchanan, Rt. 1.
Beer seed, Calif. multiplying,
start, 3 starts 25c, add 3c
English blackberries,
rooted, 50 for $1, Add post-
. MIs. | Keedie Nolen, Rock













1.50 bu.; rooted white scup-
nong vines, 2 yrs. 6 for 75c.
postage, Mrs. E. L. Harrison,

Okra, 1938 crop, 20c per lb ;
ourd seed, very fine, from lare-
est gourds, 15c per C, postpaid.
_C. Palmer, Lexington, Rt. 2.
Sunflower, large, 10c. Jb. will
pay postage on 10 lb. lots; 1 pr.
Jarge geese $2, 5 white Peki:
: ducks, eo drakes, 3 ducks now
laying, $3.25. L. I Sinyard, Haw-
: ville, Rt. 1.
ions, white multiplying nest
gal. or 40c gal. not postpaid.
ama Tomlin, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1.

Pimiento pepper, 20c_ large
.} large Martin gourds with
ort handles, 7%4c ea. not del.
irs: A. H. Price, Locust Grove.
: atermelon, Excel. selected,
sso Ib. add pos.; peanuts, 4c;
umner and imp. white Spanish,

lb.; 1 black African male gilt,











short. blocky type, 9 mos.,:
H.

ly for service, $20. Cc.

irnsed, Ellabelle, Rt. 1.

Okra, pure white, up to 10 Ibs.,
c lb. 10 lbs. or more 20c lb. a:
Cauthen, Moreland.

rane seed, 5-6 bu. imp. honey
drip, $1.50 per bu. fob my sta-
tion or small lots 5c per Ib., hand
threshed, sound.
Stone Mountain, Rt. 2.

- Watermelon, Early Market,
sens 60 days from planting,
trial pkg. 25c, acre bag $1.50
stpaid; also mammoth | prize.
ows to 150 Ybs.,. trial pkg. .25c,
_pkegs. $1. -W.M. FRGT ENE, Je-














first. Mrs. A. P. Addington, |

Tift ton,

S or red crepe myrtle or oth- |
hrub. Mrs. Ora B. Gaines, |

nt sev. tea-olive oushes, 6

boxwood,
ivy, Silver.
rose. Mrs. M. T. waaesss

he _ Moore: Haddock, Rt.

vane, honey drip, 5c ie 50

TF bi Davia, |

M ARK Er

SEED FOR SALE.

es 20 at or exc. for white
feed Sst Mrs. Geo. Wilay, Ash-
land, Rt..

Gitiotke Hales Best, sound
i selected, 3 lbs. $1, postpaid, write
1 for lower prices on larger lots.
' J. A. Ward, Cordele.

Crotolaria Spectabilis seed. J.
. J. Miley, Hazlehurst. :

Okra, 200 lbs. Perkins long
green, 1938 erop, clean, lot 8c Ih.
Jess than 100 Ibs. 10c. . H. Hari,
Pavo.
es Calits
10c start. Add 3c for postage.
io Sallie Floyd. Rockmart. Rt.



i4 qt. green eqeeneae ne okra
seed, 5c cupful; 15c qt., $1.75 for
lot, with te for postage; 2 qts.,
running butter peas. 20c kt. "Ic
| Postage. Bruce Forbes. Uvalda.

10 lbs. Hale's Best enntuiou
seed; 25c lb. postpaid. Mrs. G.
Ss. Smallwood, Doerun, Rt. 2.

6 lbs. Stone Mtn., watermelon

umps Write what you have and| sed, from 30 lb. melons, 35 Ib.

Henry. G. Albritton, Rupert.

Pure Stone Mtn. melon seed,
40c Ib. pak we Amos Benson,
| Dallas. Rt.

cae aid Deep Strings
mixed white cornfield bean seed,
25 cupful, postpaid. No stamps.
i Reeford Bruce, Jasper. Rt. 2.

Imp. white multiplying onions,
cleaned, ready for planting, 30
gal. Add postage. Mrs. ue
' Stanley, Talking Rock. Rt.

Pure Watson melon seed, aa
; 40-60 lb. melons, grown on fresh
'Jand, 25c lb. FOB. H. J. McCor-
vey, Ir. Pavo.

' About 15 Ibs. 1938 crop green
_ vod okra seed, 25c lb. 5 lbs., $1.00
plus postage; 3 fine pigs, 14 wks.
old, mixed P. C. and little bone
Guinea, $6.00 ea. at my barn. W.
R. Simpkins, Rivrdale, Rt. 1.

White velvet okra seed, 20c lb.
at shipping point, postpaid. Ruth
Sanders, Jackson, Rt. 1.
Bean seed early white garden)
beans, also striped half-runner,
all tender, 30 pint postpaid.
Mrs. Clayton Overby, Oakwood.



Rican Tia

COTTON SEED for SALE

Cokers 100, pure and peclewred ;



1937 yielded 13 ce on 8/8
ae $1 bu fob. Ww. - Cox, Ros-
we :

Riynes imp. Cook wilt- resist-



- ant, 80 bu. clean, 98% germina-!

tion, 95 bu. cash. Quentin Ben-
i son, Ty EY, 28th ee =:
Cokers No. 4, pure, $1 bu., $3

metto.

: Cokers strain No. 7, 100 bu. j
wilt-resistant, 1st yr. privately

eRe: $90 for lot, or $1 bu. B.|

F. Fagan, Martin.

Cokers Dixie Triumph, $1 bu.;
Half and Half $1 biu.; first yr.
pure, all fob. L. E. Strange,
Cobbtown.

Coker's 106; Farm Relief, or
exc, for Porto Rican sweet pota-
to slips. R. N. Massey, Nicholson.

Cooks 25 bu. Rhynes wilt-re-
sistant, lst yr. 90% germination,
clean, $1 bu. cash. Grady Ben-
son, Ty Ty, Rt. 2.
|. Pine land Delta No. 11, 1 1-16th
in. staple, 43 pct. lint; Wanna-
makers Big Boll, all ginned on
private gin, recleaned, in even
wt. bags, $1 bu. FOB. J. L. Thom-
as, Madison, Rt. 1.

Stoneville, No. 2-B, 1st yr. 90c
bushel. J. A. Crawford, Calhoun,
Rt. 2.

Hooper's Early, pure, no black
seed, 1 staple, 40 pct. lint, $2
bu. fob. Norcross. M. J. Hooper.
Norcross.

Wanamaker-Cleveland, 25 pu.
ist yr. $1 bu. J. Music,
Whitesburg. ~

Rucker cottonseed, 50 bu. No.
il, 2nd yr., 75c bu. at barn; 85c
bu. FOB._O. Z. Goss, Adairsville,
Rt 2

35 bu.. Stoneville No. 5 cotton-
seed, 75c bu. J. M. Parker, Aus-
tell, Rt. 2.
| Stoneville No. 2 B extra im-
| proved, 25 tons at 90c bu. or 75
bu. large orders, L. Devolld, May-
field.

Wannamakers Wonder, Dixie
Triumph | wilt-resistant cotton-
seed, 1st., $3.00 CWT., $1.00 bu.
Jno. R. Brown, Hartwell. RFD 3:

50 bu. pure Half and Half cot-
tonseed, $1.00 bu. FOB. Bruce)
Andrews, Haddock, Pure Cokers|
Farm Relief No. 4 cottonseed, $1
bu. $3.00 CWT. Matt Richardson,
Palmetto.

Farm Relief cottonseed, 2nd
yr., 75c bu. Exc. for peas, O-too-
tan beans or what have you? Nix
Methvin, Machen. Rt. 1.

Stoneville 2 B cottonseed
ginned pure, made 500 bales on
4% acres, $2.50 CWT. Mrs. Beu-
Jah Moorhead, Canon, Rt. 2.

| Cokers, 20 bu. wilt-resistant,
ist yr. No. 7, not mixed at gin,
$3 per C lbs. fob. Martin. G. H.

Stoneville No. 5, 75c per bu.
fob. A. M. Butis, Devereux.

. Farm Relief, 75c per bu. or 506
lbs. for $10,.or $35 per ton, lim-
Dean, Martin.



multiplying beer seed, {

| shelled, 50c pkg., $1.60 bu. FOB.

100: Ibs. L. Mz. Richardson, Pal-|



CORN AND SEED CORN) 2

FOR SALE -

| BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE

Page Five i

- BEANS and PEAS
Z FOR SALE



Popcorn, 500 Ibs. South. Ameri-

can, 50 lbs. or more, 4c per ib.
le.: than 50, 5c per Ib. fob. Fos-
tc Bennett, Acworth, .t. 1.

Corn, seed, Hastings prize win-.
ner, selected fror field growing
83 bu. per acre. Exc. two to one
for soybeans, each pay eX; >SS,
15e pk. $1.25 4 bu. $2 bu. Not
prepaid. M. O. L. N. Lassiter.!

' Marietta, Rt. 2.

Corn, Hasti:. gs prolific, pure,

' Nunez.
field selected, ist vr. nubbed and |

Velvet. beans, bunch, $2 Bee
runner velvet beans, $1 25 pu. W.
B. Johnson, Bronwood, Rt. 2.

Velvet beans, 500 bu. good seed.
90-day Velvet, 90c bu. 20 bu. Brab
peas, $2.25 per bu. All fob. Scott
McCoy, Davisboro.

Velvet, pure. bunch, seed, guar.
$2.25 bu. in 2% bu. bags if or-
| dered at once. oheees Beasley,



Velvet, No. 1 90- Lay: $1 bu.; re-

shelled, 75c pk. $1.25 half bu. $2) cleaned Brabham peas. $2.50 bu.;

bu, plus postage or freight. W. D
Matthews, Crawford, Rt. 1.

| re-cleaned O-too-tan soy, $3 bu.
: sacked in new even wt. 2% bu.:
Popcorn, good, clean, shelled,| bags, fob. W. C. Murphy, Shenes

per 100 Ibs. fob. Warrenton,}| dersville, aS 2s

Ay Harrell, Mitchell.

Corn, seed, selected and hand- |
Shelled, Hastings prolific, Ist yr. Pe C. Powell, Ranger, RFD 1.

60c pk. or $2 per bu., cod. A. G.
King, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Corn, orivinal Whatileys Pro-}

_ Soy, O-too-tan,
threshed, oleaned, $3.50 bu. fob.

Bean, good tender brown!
streaked runner seed. 15 cupful,
2 for 25c or 40c lb. add postage.

lific, . $1 pk. half bu. $1. HD, pu.! Mrs. Bon: Ashworth, Loganville,

$3. 25. T. G. Whatley, Helena.

Corn, Whatleys Prolific seed.:

grown in isolated field, $3 per
bu. or $1 per pk., PP prepaid. Cc.
yj L. Whatley, Cuthbert, Rt. 4.
Popcorn, Dynamite yellow, 400
Ibs. shelled 5c lb. or $4 for 100)
Ibs. fob. J. E. Todd, Grantville,
RFD. ~

Corn. seed tears prolific, ~80c |.

pk. $3 bu., fob, third in test of
15 vars. Ga. Exp. Station, yield-

ing 523 bu. shelled corn per
acre. L. Ee Legg; widen
Pure ~ Hastings. . Prolific,

-nubbed, shelled, or in. tex, $1.50
bu.; over 5 bu. $1.40 bu. FOB.;
also good mare 1 M lb. mule, 14
yrs. old, sound, $75.00. Exc. for!
good Jersey heifer calves. B. E.
Messer, Chatsworth.

' Whatleys prolific corn, it yr.
sound, pure, 50c peck, 90c. per]
half bu.: $1.65 bu. FOB. Coley
Young, Rebecca. E

Selected Whatleys prolific
seed corn, $1.10 bu.; Cert. bunch
velvet beans, recleaned, $1.85 bu.
Robt. Tharpe, Ft. Valley. 23

350 bu. good, white ee.
shuck corn, 55 bu. FOB. Ww.
Market, Cordele. vy
- 300 bu. corn, eloped siiusker,
60c bu. at my parn. J
-Fitzgerald, RFD 4.

Hastings prolific; cert. pure
Ga. Crop Imp. Assn... selected
seed corn, ears nubbed and

M. G. Lewis, Cornelia.
Genuine Whatley s seed com,

$1.10 bu. in 2% bu bags.

White, Fort Valley. RFD.

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE ~

50 bu. A No. 1 Iron peas, $2.50
bu. FOB. R. F. Scarborough, By-
ron.

Peas, 50 bu. Clay, $1.75 per bu.
Ira: Coleman, Devereux.

Pure yellow.crowder peas, $2.50
bu. FOB. Blanford Watson,
Mauk. RFD 1. 7

Velvet beans, pest quality 90-
day, 90c per bu. FOB. Robert
Davis, Tennille. .

Peas. 100 bu. sound Brabs, $2.50
per bu.; New Eras, Whips and:
mixed, $2 per bu. FOB. Clyde T.
Hannah, Loganville.

Soy, O-too-tan, U. S. No. 1,





recleaned, $2.75 per bu. FOB. Jim}

Palmer, Tennille.

50-60 bu. No. 1 Iron es 2
bu. bags, $2.00 bu. FOB. J. M.
Brady, Mauk.

65 bu. home-grown hay seed
sov beans, $2.75; 40 bu. Bunch
velvets, $1.85 bu. Send remit-
tance. J. T. Ingram, Powersville.

Old fashioned large white half
runners, cream color, extra early,
sound, tender, 20c cupful, del. No
stamps nor checks. Dora Mullins,
Jasper, Rt. 2.

About 30 lbs. old time cut-

| shorts, tender cornfield beans,
striped. 15e pint. Add postage.
Mrs. V. D. Hartsfield, Roswell.

Rte

400 bu. Brabham peas, No. 1
quality, $2.25 bu., FOB. J. L:!
Garner, Warthen.

-Hay seed soy, beans, home

grown, machine re-cleaned, $2.75
bu. in 2% bu bags. Send remit-
tance. D. C. Strother, Ft. Valley.

90-day velvet beans in 2% bu.
bags, 85 bu.; 200 bu. Brabham
peas, $2.25 bu: FOB. Bob Brown,
~Davisboro.

O-too-tan soy, 50 bu. genuine.
recleaned, $3 bu.; pure Rucker
cottonseed 75c bu. fob. J. M. Lev-
erett, Luthersville.

Velvet beans, $1 per bu. Mrs.:
E.T. May, Warthen.

Velvet beans, 15-20 bu. good,

dry, 2 bu. to sack, 90c bu. fob.

20 bu. Charlees yellow. soy,
sacked, $3.50 bu. J. D. Godfrey,
Davisboro.

Velvet beans, pure, bunch, $2.

bu.; running velvet, $1.00 bu. R.
P. Stevens, Buena Vista.

Peas, Era and Whip, 100 bu
even weight 140-lb. bags, $1.66
bu. fob. Cash with order, subject
to prior sale. R. S.. genie Waah=

iD, Bishop, :

; butter peas,

Rte.

N. Arnold, Devereux.
Peas, Clay, 100 bu. sound 95

son, Dearing. ~ -

Peas, New Era, 15 bu. $2:25 bu.
Add postage. M. O. Ira L. Good-
win, Tallapoosa. Route 2.

Velvet beans, streaked half-
runner, tender hulls, 20c cupful.
postpaid, no stamps. Mrs. R. T.
Chatham, Adairsville, Rt. 2. -

Velvet beans, 150 bu. 90-day,

95 pet. germination, $1.10 bu. in
10 bu. lots, less lots, $1.20. bu.
Fob. Herman Bryan, Chester. =

- Beans, old-fashioned tender
cornfield, heavy bearing black
pole, striped half-runner, 25c
teacup, stamps accepted on small
/orders. Mrs. W. B. Robbs, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt. 1.

Bean, cornfield, tender, deep
strings; mixed beans, white pole
early bunch; early brown bunch,
25c cupful, postpaid. No stamps
nor checks. Mrs: _ George Poole,
Jasper, Rt.

Peas, -ellow Crowder: 3 per
| bu. Miss SNe Hobby. ASHOUTEY,
R

Soybeans, pure hay seed, re-
cleaned; in new 2% bu. bags, best
for hay. pasture or seeds. $3 bu.
fob. O. M. Ware, Marshallville.

Beans, bush velvet, $2.50 bu.
fob Cordele. P. E. Thomas. Cor-
dele, Rt. Aes
Peas, 15 bu. Clay. $2 bu. . C.
Courson, Devereux.

germination, 1938 crop, recleaned
and pure, $2 per bu., in 2 bu.

sacks at my farm. W. P. Mont-
ones Jr., Macon, 364 penne
St.

Velvet beans, Lehoics 90-Day.
90c bu.; 20-25 bu. red hull
speckled peas, sound, $2 bu.;
Stoneville 4-A cottonseed, 1 to
1 1-8th in. staple, pure, and yr.
"5c bu., all fob. I. R. Tanner,
Sandersville, Rt. 1.

Beans, running white willow;
Half <1b- ie," Ib:
30c, postpaid. Also white feed
sacks, 100 lb. good con. Te ea.,
postpaid, 1st, 2nd zones. Mrs.
D. G. Caldwell, Kingsland. |

Velvet beans, 0 bu. bunch.
pure, $2 bu.; 1000 bundles, .4
hands to pundle, fodder, $3 hun-
dred bundles; 50C Ibs. Stoneville
No. 2 cottonseed, 2c lb.; 50 bu.
corn, 80c bu.; 10 bu. field peas,
$2 bu. W. M. AOTBER, ifeans-
ville, Rt. 1...

White and Striped Half Rin-
ner garden beans, 30c lb. post-
paid. Marion , Buffington,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

1 Gal. black wax pole beans,
tender and prolific, also striped
half runners, 25c pt. or $1.50 gal.
Mrs. C. R. Underwood, . Carters-
ville.

Velvet, extra Bood _ brown
streaked half-runner seed, wee-
vil treated; 25c lb. c. sh or money
order, add postage. Mrs. O. J.
Dunson, Maysville, Rt. 2.

Soy beans, 250 bu. genuine O-
roa tae recleaned, graded. $3.50

bu.; also 150 bu. cane seed $1.25
bu.; Whatleys prolific seed corn,
selected, nubbed, shelled, $1.50
bu. fob. R. M. Turner. Royston.

Velvet beans, runner type, $1
bu. in 2% bu. bags, 10 bu. lots
or more 90c bu. Eugene Polsfuss,
Dry Branch, Rt. 2.

Peas, No. 1 pure Brabham.
$2.25 bu.; Whatleys prolific seed
corn, Ist yr. carefully hand se-
lected, nubbed and shelled, $2.00
bu. Emory Jackson, Goggins.

Peas, 20 bu. Unknown, sound.
BUS bu. fob. Harlem. S.

F. Walden, Harlem, Rt. 2.

Velvet beans, old-fashioned
large Fla. running, $2.00 bu.;
want a few bu. red hull speckled

| peas. Wilmer Beasley, Nunez.

Butterbeans, speckled bunch, |
15 Ib.; white nest onions 35c gal.
N.

all fob. Mrs. J. Rock-

mart, RFD 3.

Velvet beans, 10 bu. bunch. $2.
bu.; 75 bu. pure Toole and Cok-
er 4 cottonseed mixed, 75c bu., or
will exc. 20 Bu. for 20 bu. soune
Spanish peanuts fob. Richland.!

Hays,



ington, Box 271.



M. L. Moore, Richland, Ri. 1.



| tion, $2.25 bu. FOB.

Peas, Clay, 25 bu. $1.75 bu. 5

pure, $1. 80 bu. fob. R. R. Harri-}

Soy beans, 60 bu. Biloxi, 99 pet

New hybrid bunch velvet beans,
sound, recleaned, ae germina

i Springvale.
Soy, O-too-tan, $3 per bu. R
P. Rowe, Moreland. Rt. 1. s
Beans,
tender garden, white
speckled, ea. 25 per teacupfule



Ground, Rt. 1.



Matthews.

| 90c bu.; cert. bunch velvet $2. 15
: bu. fob. Bob Davis, Tennille.

|
| lor, Alma, Rt. 1,* Box 36.

| Soy, O-too-tan, U. S. No. 1,

H. Rooks,

old-fash. half-runner
_ and

white Crowder peas, 10c lb. in
10 lb. lots or more, postpsid.
Miss ennia Brown,

Peas, 6 bu. Kentucky speckled
field $2.25 bu. Miss Renna ive ,

Bali

Butterbeans, sound W. B. 20c
Ib. or less 15 Ib. over 5 lb. del,
Money order. Mrs. J. L. Holley, 5

! Velvet ie
oa ae beans, best qual. 90- -Day, :

*; $2.85 per bu. fob. Jim Palmer,

i Tennille.

PLANTS FOR SALE |



be



i Gaphase. larg
| Jersey an

del. postpaid, sat. guar.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Young berries, 25 for $1; Boye

ewe

fine Calif. stock. Mrs. George
Haskell, Macon, Rt, 4. 4

Porto Rican, $1.25 del.
Apr. Ist. W..d: OQuinn,
Odum, Rt. 2, Box 165.

Strawberry,

dbl. tansy yarrow, 2- doz.,
garden horsemint, garlic 25 per.

lonega, Rt. 1.

Potato, red meat, Porto Rican,
$1. 10 per M; Godful early v
tato plants $1. 20 per M, ready *st
week in Apr.; Charleston Wake-
field cabbage plants, 90c per M,.
Mrs. R. J. Boatright, Alma, Rt, 3

Potato. red skin Porto Rivne
$1.25 per M, PP, $1 per M, FOB,
Or exc. a few for Brab lee, peas.
Frank Harris, Baxley.





fied Marglobe and Earliana; egg=-

| pers, 35 per C; $3 per M; cab-
bage,~ Iceberg lettuce, collards,

Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Register
Potato, genuine red skin Por=

and treated, $1.25 per M del. or
$1 per M FOB. Milton Arnold,
Surrency.

Strawberry, Lady a: 75e per M,

FOB Coffee, now ready. ES. Je
R. Smith, Coffee. a
Raspberries, yellow. tame, 50c

per doz.,;,well rooted, Yellow root, |
green, 10c per lb.; rice peas 20
cupful; also sweetshrubs, 15 ea.,

Mtn. fern 10c ea.; add postage.
L. E. Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Greater Baltimore, moss packed,
prepaid, 75c per M; grow onion
plants, 60c prepaid. G. W. Buch-
ans, Baxley.

Tomato plants, certified, Mar-_
globe, Greater Baltimore, New
Stone, Ponderosa, now ready, 50c
per 2c; $1 per 5 C, $1.50 per M,
del. order filled same day recd.
V. H. Smith,' Eldorendo.

Cabbage, Wakefield,
lettuce, lic C,
muda onions, 10c C, 80c M3
Blakemore Strawberry, ;
$1.75 M; giant pansy 20 per doz.

Mrs. H. L. Brittingham, Guyton.
Red skin P. R. plants, insp.,
treated, now ready, by express

opt -S. L. Norris,: Quitman, Rt.

Pure red skin P. R. potato
plants, Goy. Inge $1.00 M. Ready:
about April om. Leon aes.

Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Potato plants, Porto Rican:
white yams; Triumph, Marglobg,
Break O Day tomato plants, $
per M; egg plants, sweet, hot -
pepper, 25c per C, $1.50 per M.
Negro Killer plant, $1.75 per M.-
J. L. Sellers, Graham.

Kudzu. crowns, 80c C. Mrs. Se
P. Gaines, Bowman.

_ Genuine Gov. insp., red sein
P. R. potato plants, ready April

ready now, $1.00 M: Hot and
Sweet pepper plants, $1.25 M. All
del.
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Cert. yellow skin P. R. plants,



timere tomato plants, ready Ap-
ril 10th, 75c M. Not prepaid. Aa
Pp Faulkner, Fitzgerald.

Red and yellow skin P. R.

also Boston ivy plants 25c doz. plants, Gov. insp., treated, from ~

vines, $1.25 M. 5 M, up, $1.00 M.

|
| All del. Guar. good plants and

early shipment. A. F. Sue iets
| rrency.

Genuine Red Skin P. R. plants,
Gov. insp., treated, $1.25 M. del.
or $1.00 M. FOB, W. B. Arnol&
| Surrency.





ge ices, extra ears se
Chas. Ww. 500, 40c;
:75e per M; Bermuda. onions,

white and yellow, same price; all

senberry, 12 for $1, $6 per C; .
Lady T, 30c per
C; Improved Jungs Gibson. wons

der berry, 40c per C; peppermint;
BCS et

doz. Mrs. Sarah Grindle, Deh- |

Tomato. plants, millions certi- x

beets, 25c per C, $2.25 per M. del. j

to. Rican, not mixed, Govt. insp..

$1.50 M. Marglobe tom. 20c del.

collect, $1.10 M; by mail post-_
paid 3rd zone, $1.35. Money or- =

/20th, $1.15 M; Marglobe tomato, |

$1,00 M; Marglobe, Stone, Bal- |

Potato, Govt. Insp. sink skin -
ready
Ste

plants, hot Bell, Pimiento. pep-

Tomato, lead. vars. Marglobe,

Rk

S

Count guar. W.:F. Nobles, :

ae

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Page Six
PLANTS FOR SALE

Booking orders for improved

Porto Rican and Nancy Hall po-

tato plants, $1.25 per M. A. R.
. Jones, Pelham. :

Young berries. Boysenberries,
$i per doz., 24 for $1.75, 50 for
$3.50, $7 per C, postpaid, no or-
der less than doz. Frank Kacsik,
Macon, Rt. 4.

Porte Rican potetc plants, lat-
est improved, and Nancy Hail,
$1.25 per M. book your orders
early. C. R. Redmond, Pelham.

Strawberry, extra large, sweet.
firm, Lady T., 25c per C, $..15 per

_ 5 C, $1.75 per M; earliest _var.
Klondyke, 20 per C; blue Dam-
son plum, .so purple skin free-
stone plum, 3 for 30c. Mrs. J. S.
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Potato, pure and imp. Porto

_ Rican red and yel._ -, govt. insp.
$1 per M. exp. $1.25 per M, del.

prompt shipment, full count, sat.

guar. del. Apr. 1. H. C. Rowe,

2 -Ocilla, Rt. 1:

Potato plants, Porto Rican,
Govt. insp. and trated, $1.25 per
M, del. $1 FOB; toma.) plants,
Earliana, Marglobe; $1.25 per M
del. $1 FOB, ready in Apr. T. b.
Dukes, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Strawberry, ever-bearing, 30c

per C, 90c per 5 C, $1.50 per M;
- Klondyke 25 per C, prompt

_ shipment. Royce Waldrip. Flow-

ery Branch, Rt. I.

i Tomato, Marglobe, ready Mat.
20-Apr. 1, $1.50 per M, or 90c per

CG, all moss packed. no order too

small. Johnson Peters, Ousley.

Strawberry, Klondyke, Lady T,
$1.25 per 5 C, $2 per M, del;
white bunch butterbeans, 4 lbs.,

- 50e; no order less than 4 Ibs.;
brown striped Half-runner gar-
den bean seed 25c large teacup
Mrs. Belle Crowe, Gainesville, Rt.
2 i

: Potato, Porto Rican, Gove.
- Insp., treated, $1.25 per M, del.
good plants, and count, now
ready. W. G. Murray,/Odum, Rt.
2, Box 158. ; \
Red skin P. R. plants, Gov..
insp., from vines, prompt ship-}
ment, good count, $1.25 M. Mar-
- globe tomato, moss packed, $1.00
M. Del. Dood Holland, Surrency,
Rt 2:
- _ Blackberry, Eldorado; dewber-,;
ry, Lucretia, true to name, hardy,,
heavily rooted, $1.50 per 200, $5
per M. Mrs. C. M. Rebinson.
Greenville.
s Tomatc, Marglobe, New Stone,
Greater Baltimore, now ready,
$1.15 per M. Mary E. Tomberlin,
Surrency.
-. Potato, red Skin Porto Rican,
govt. insp. and treated, $1.25 per
' M. del. ready April 1. C. B. Leg-
_ gett, Screven.
_ Red skin P. R. potato plants,
$1.25 M; 5 M, $5.00. FOB. J. R.
_ McOook, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2. |
Lead. var., cabbage, collard and
Baltimore and Stone tomato
plants, 25c C. 5c M; 200 Vigor-
vine tomato seed, 25c. All mailed.
wb. A. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
----sRed or pink skin P. R. potato
plants, $1.00 M. at bed or $1.25
ae T. P. Musselwhite, Arabi, Rt.

Vi

_. EGGS FOR SAL
=. . Bult Minorca eggs, golden, $1
- for 15, stock of chickens blood-
tested, del. 8S. G. Howard, Fair-
- burn, Rt. 2.
- . Booth AAA white leghorn eggs,
_ fertility guaranteed, pure bred
- 0c per 15 or setting plus post-
. J. D. Dyer, Rt. 1, Gaines-

- Pure bred dark Cornish Indian
gam eges Weber strain $1.10 per
15 del. cartons to be retd. Mrs. J.
T. Holland, Sparks, Rt. 1.
Purebred white Cornish Indian
_ game eggs $1.25 per 15 postpaid.

Mr. J. O. W. T. Adams, Rt. 4,
- Commerce. :

Purebred dark .Cornish eggs
$1.00 per 15 postpaid. Money
_ order only. Mrs. J. W. Avant. De-
<a VEReUR..

_ Australarp hatching eggs $1.25
per 15. Grady McCurley, Rt. 1}
Acworth.

Tripple AAA Buff Orpington
eggs $1.00 per setting of 15. Fine
_ Stock. Booking orders also. W. J.
McGee, 517 Second Ave., Rome.
__ From Lindstrom all star mat-
ing white Wyandotte hatching
eggs $1.25 per 15 del. Mrs. W. R.
_*Wade, Dixie. ~

_ Geese eggs now ready for ship-
ping 20c each postpaid. E. F
_ Hayes, Hoschton.

Selected hatching eggs from

Reselawns Big type Eng. Bar-
ron Sta. W. Leghorns pen ped.

matings. Mrs. Lester DeFoor, Rt
2 Toccoa. -

_ Hatching eggs from Donald-
- SON'S pure breed dark velvety
_ reds 75c for 15 del. 50c if called
for. In lots of 3 to 6 dozen 40c.
per dozen del. All crates to be
ret'd. Mrs. H. L. Elliston, Ella-
Ss uville: ;
RR. TI. red eggs, purebred, Don-
_ aldson strain, rigidly culled $1.00

| Heavy producers,



er, PO Box 56. |

for 15 eggs delivered. P. G. Waik-|



MARKET BULLETIN

EGGS FOR SALE

Ancona eggs Shepherd Strain
3 A grade 16 eggs 75 postpaid.
Mrs. L. D. Elliott, Rt. 1, Lavonia.

15 to 25 dozen hatching eggs
a week, all pure J. W. Parks str.
fro tested eggs 75c per 15 post-
_@'. Larger lots 36c dozen; 2
tine March roosters $1.75 each.
Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen;

Eggs from 2 AA hens and
Thompson Ringlet Barred Rocks,
from good layers. Mrs. Laura B.
Taylor, Waycross, Rt. 1, Box 15.

Jersey White Giant, AA grade
eggs. 80c for 15, postpaid; stock
direct from Nabob, BWD tested.
Mrs. W. W. Gable, Haralson.

Barred Rock eggs. Parks Str.,
$1 for 15, or exc. for dried fruit,
or duck eggs. Mrs. Lizzie Wal-
drip, Gainesville, Rt. 8. 5

R. (C. Silver Laced Wyandotte,
$1 for 15. best winter layers. Mrs.
A. E. Biggers. Rebecca, Rt. 1.

Duck, White Pekin $1 for 12;
single comb Black Minorca, $1
for 15, postpaid. L. L. Thornton,
Woodville. e

Partridge Plymouth Rock eggs,
purebred, $1.50 for 15, from se-
lected stock; also dill seed, 2 thls.
15c. Mrs. J. W. Capel, Molena.

Barred Rock (Thompson Ring-
let) eggs. $1 setting, postpaid;
banana mushmelon seed 10c
thlsp. Wallace Wilson, Martin,
Rt. 2. as

Duck eggs, pure white Pekin,
for hatching, 75c per 15, post-
paid. Mrs. L. K. Fryer, Talbot-
ton.

Indian runner duck eggs $1.00
for 15, also 4 ducks and 1 drake
(Indian Runner) $1.00 eath. Mrs.
W. J. Jones, RFD 1, c-o Albert.
Ray, Ellijay. :

White Leghorn, fresh, fertile
eggs from Barron Big English
strain of AAA 250-300 quality,
$1.25 per 15, $2 per 30 del. No
checks, not over 30 per order.
Mrs. Nellie Grubbs, Demorest.

Game, Dark Cornish, large
type, 15 for $1, crates ret,; no
personal checks.. Miss Florence
Horne, Grovetown. |

Black Spanish eggs, $1.50 set-
ting or 2 settines, $2.50. B. B.
Buchanan, Rochelle, Rt. 1.

White Leghorn eggs, from large
type mature strain, 75c for 15;
or exc. for turkey eggs. Mrs. J..L.
Parrish, Lakeland, Rt. 1.

Rhode Island Red, high qual-.

ity, from pure blood-tested stock
$1.50 per 15 postpaid; 2 thor-
oughbred R. I. red roosters, 1 yr.
blood-tested, $2.50 ea. Mrs. D. F.
Walker, Warthen. =
Single comb Brown leghorn
hatching eges Tormohlen
Strain $00 per 15 del. or will
exchange for beeswax. Exchg. 15
eggs for 5 lbs. wax. Mrs. C. L.
Whatley, Rt. 4, Cuthbert.

Carefully selected hatching
eggs of Parks Bred-to-lay Barred
rocks 85c per 15, $1.50 per 30 del.
Crates to be retd. Mrs. J.-S.
Raulerson, Alma.

Eggs from large type biood
tested and culled English white
leghorns 50c per 16 or 3c each for
25 or over, plus postage. Sidney
Morgan, Halcyondale.

Ever laying brown leghorn eggs
$1.25 for 15 postpaid. No checks.
Write me before sending. Mrs. R.
O. Hyde, Rt. 4, Cumming.

Purebred M. W. Pekin duck
eggs fresh and fertile 75c per 13
del. Fine purebred white rock
cockerel $1.50 ready for service.

Mrs: C. G. Callahan, Rt. 4, Way-

cross.

Large type white leghorn eggs
selected for hatching 75c per 15,
also one fine R. I. red year old
cockerel $1.50 or exchange for 15
baby chicks any breed. Mrs. J.
L. Parrish, Rt. 1, Lakeland.

AAA Booths hatching BR eges
$1.00 per 15, $3.00 per 50, $5.00
per 100 plus postage. Can furnish
10 dozen a week. No checks. Mrs.
H. J. Kitchens, RFD 2, Box 72,
Blythe. os

Dark Cornish game eggs $1.00
setting of 16 del.; will exchg. 1
setting for 12 black raspberry
plants. Miss Leona Simpson, Rt.
1, Culverton.

Little brown duck eggs 50c for
15 eggs plus postage. If you

| want eggs raise the brown duck.

Mrs. Frankie Longmore, Korrian.

Pure bred hatching eggs R. I.
Reds, 30c per dozen, or 60c for
setting of 16; Goose eggs 20c ea.
Postpaid. Mrs. R. O. Hodges, St.
George.

Buff Orpington eggs from Ma-
con - Atlanta - Augusta winners.
large eggs.
Mated pens. Write for particulars
and prices. R. E. Kelley, Avera.

. Selected setting Rhode Island
Red eggs 65c per 15 del. Mrs. D.
R. Self, Rt. 4, Newnan.

Parks Strain Barred Rocks.
Foundation stock direct from
Parks since 1923 $1.25 per 15;
$2.00 per 30; $3.50 per 100 post-
paid. Money order. No checks.
Mamie Roach Plyler, Daisy.

New Hampshire eggs _ for
hatching 65c per setting of 16 or
30 for $1.00; barred rock pullets
8 weeks old March 18th in lots of
10 or more 65 each FOB. Mrs. J.
KE. Passe, Rt. 2, Bx. 39, Madison.





EGGS FOR SALE

Black Leghorn eggs. from
heavy laying str., $1.00 per 15,
del.; 2 yr. old black walnut and
clingstone peach 3 yr. trees, $1.00
doz. del. Blanche Woodruff.
Greenville.

Mixed bantam eggs for hatch-
ing, 50 for $1.50 prepaid. J. Jol-
jey, Atlanta, Rt. 7.

Purebred Dark Cornish eggs. ,
$1.00 per 15 postpaid, 2 cocker-
els, $1.50 ea. J. R. Gardner. Lo-
cust Grove.

Sheppards Ancona eggs, 75c
per 16, pluS 10c postage. Eugene
Reese. Jakin. f

Red Quill and Arkansas Trav-
eler crossed game eggs, $1.25 per
setting. Add postage. Mrs. Ruth
Frieks. White Stone.

S. C. Blue Andalusian and
Parks B. R. eggs, Ea. kind, $1.00
per 15; Add postage. Mrs. W. L.
Treadaway. Adairsville.

AA big type Eng. str.. W. L.
eggs, 75c per 15. postpaid. No
chks. Mrs. Emma_ Ballenger,
Temple. Rt. 2.

Purebred B. L. eggs, Tormah-
len str., 60c per 15, Mrs. Claude
T. Williams, Dallas. Rt. 2.

Eggs from prize winning Black
Minorcas, $3.00 per setting or 2
settings $5.00. Geo. S.'Austin. At-
lanta, Rt. 63.

AAA New Hampshire Red eggs,
75e per 15, it called for; 85c by
mail. Mrs. M. W. Jones, Griffin.
116 W. Broad St.

A tew.,,settings AAA pure
barred R. eges from 6 lb hens,
also hybrid eggs from large W.
L. dames mated to AAA barred
rock sires $1.00 per setting of 16,
24 for $1.25 PP. Crates to be retd.
Mrs. Ruth Chapman, Rt. 1, But-
ler : : :

Davis sirain pure breed Buff
Orpington eggs for setting 25c
dozen at my home. Ga. collard
lettuce, cabbage plants 50c per
M. Some of all or just one kind.
Prepaid. Mrs. Lilla B. Smith, Rt.
2, Cochran. :

Pure Indian runner duck eges ,
$1.00 per 15 delivered. Lige
Brantley, RFD 2, Soperton. a4

Pure Arkansas Traveler game;
eggs $2.00 per 15; also few game!
cocks to put-out on country :
walks, one cock to each yard. A.
A. Prince, Riverdale.

Rose comb white Wyandotte
eggs 50c per 15 postpaid. Mrs. B.
R. Kelley, Rt. 2, Blackshear.

New Hampshire red hatching.
eggs from AAA matings 75c per
15 FOB. Mrs. Jno. L. Raulerson,
Box 126, Nahunta.

Brown and buff leghorn eggs
for setting 15 for 75c delivered.
Mrs: F. P.. Burger, Rt. 2, Rome.

Pure bred blood tested M. B.
turkey eggs $2.50 per dozen, $20
per 100 postpaid; Poults in April
$40.00 100. Mrs. Neal T.
Williams, Buena Vista.

Pure bred dark Cornish eggs,
$1.00 for 15 or $1.75 for 30 post-
paid. Guaranteed fresh. Money.
order only. Mrs. Otis Howell Rt.
1, Pineview. :

New Hampshire eggs from AAA
grade stock $1.00 for 15 eggs, al-
so N. H. Baby chicks 9c a piece.
Mrs. R. D. Gray, Rt. 3, Carroll-|
ton.

Big Bone Mammoth Bronze
turkey hatching eggs $3.00 per
dozen postpaid, cartons to be re-
turned; white Plymouth rock se-
lected hatching eggs 15 for 85c
postpaid. Cockerels $1.00 each.
Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pinehurst.

Fancy Giant Black Minorca
eges $1.50 per 15. L. B. Millians,
Newnan.

White Jersey Giant eggs for
hatching 12 or 15 dozen per week.
Mrs. J. H. Gay, Jacksonville.

Pure bred dark Cornish small
type eggs $1.00 per setting of 15
postpaid. Healthy stock. Prompt
shipment; also Kentucky wonder
pole bean seed clean and sound
15e per large teacupful postpaid.
Harry kL. Stonecypher, Rt. 2,
Abbeville.

Hatching eggs from famous
Parmenter and Homestead stock,
rigidly culled, heavy laying flock
Rhode Island Reds 75c per 15
del. Henry Walker, Rt. 3. Wash-
ington. : 2

Giant Black Minorca hatching
eggs $1.50 crate returned; genu-
ine Buff Cochin Bantam eggs,
$1.50 fifteen; fancy breeding
cockerels, either Minorca or Ban-,







_tam $5.00 each. O. H. Wright Pe-

ters Bldg., Atlanta. |

Pure M. B. Turkey eggs now
ready $2.50 per dozen postpaid.
Mrs. Barbara Adams, Rt. 3,
Bowden. :

White Indian Runner Duck
eges 85c per dozen or exchg. 1
dozen eggs for 2 Ibs. tender, white
half runner garden bean seed.!
Write first. Mrs. G. L. Bramiett,'
Rt. 4, Marietta.
. Hatching. eggs Golden Sebright
bantams $5.00 for 15. Robert

Clark, 177 Boulevard Ave., Ma-
con.

S. C. Minorca eggs, $1.25 per,
17; S.C. White Leghorn, $1.25)
for 17. Exc. for Indian Runner
ducks or one S. C. Brown Leg-!
horn rooster. Mrs, Cogie A. Ham-'
iltton, Pembroke. |



EGGS FOR SALE



Eggs from purebred Golden
and Silver Sebrights, also S. S.
Hamburg bantams, 10c ea.; (15
eggs packed wt. 3 lbs.) Parks
B. Rocks. $1.0C per 15. Add post-
age. Miss Carlie emp. Mariet-
ta, 322 Maple Ave. :

Thoroughbred Buff Rock eggs,
$1.00 per 15; 1 thoroughbr __ Buff
Rock rooste . $1.50. FOB. Mrs.
W. P. Whitworth. Adairsville.

Purebred Golden Buff Minor-
ca. Firchers Special str. 50c per
setting, plus 12c _ tage. Mrs.
Horace Ward. Adairsville RFD
I.

Pure Donaldson Red eggs. $1.00
per 15 del. Mrs. T. J. Ray, Stone
Mtn. Rt. 1.

Booth str. R. O. P. sired White
Minorca eggs. $1.00 per 15. L. F.
Hardy, Jr.; Chamblee. Rt. 2.

New Hampshire Red eggs. 65c

. pez 16, $1.00 fo. 30, 50 for $1.50;

also 25 January hatch B. R. pul-
lets, 65c ea. at 10 wks. or make
offer for pen. Mrs. J. E. Passe.
Madison. Rt. 2, Box 38.

White Pekin duck eggs, fresh
and fertile. 75c for 13 del.; book-

ing orders for baby duc"lings. 15

ea., del. Mrs. W.
dowici, Rt. 1. 2

Barred Rock eggs, from good
layers, 60c per 15 postpaid. Mrs.
H. S. Young. Fairmount, Rt. 1.

15 eggs shipped by express
from pure Shaw! Neck pit games.
$2.50 for 15. P. H. Crawford. Ti-
ger. .

I, Mobley, Lu-

Large type Light Brahma eggs. :

$1.00 per 15. Crate to be returned.
Mrs. J. E. Woodall. Calhoun. Rt.
1

Donaldsons dark Red eggs,
$1.25 per 1 6, del.; choice chicks,
10c ea.; crossed Red and W. L.
chicks, $7.50 C. Del.; dark Red
roosters, $1.50 and $2.00 ea. Mrs.
Grady Brown, Stone Mtn. Rt. 1.

Indian runner duck eggs. $1.25
per 15, del. J.H. Moore, Stone
Mtn. Rt. 1.

Big White Mammoth Pekin
duck eggs. 75c per 13, del in Ga.
Mrs. W. D. Bryant, Coffee.

Pure White Jersey Giant eggs.
5c per 15 here, or 85c prepaid.
Exc. some for dried fruit; want
15 head cattle for fine pasture at
t5c per head. Mrs. H. B. Melton.
Griffin.

Thoroughbred, large type Cor-|.

nish eggs, from bloodtested Prize
Winners. $1.00 per 15, $1.75 for
30, postpaid. E. D. Lindsey, San-
dersville, 312 Floyd St. :

Speckled guinea eggs, 65c pez
17, $1.50 for 50, 00 C. del.;
booking Inc. lots at same prices
as above. Mrs. Baggett, Douglas-
ville. Rt. 1.

Purebred Dark Cornish Weber

Str. $1.10 per 15. Cartons ret.
Mrs. J. R. Holland, Sparks, Rt.
1 : :

Light Brahma eggs from AA
grade hens, $1.00 -per 15. Lers
Lord, Commerce. Rt. 5.

Parks ped. B. R. eggs, $1.00
per 15, dei. Box ret.; also 12 hens,
1938 hatch, $10.00. FOB. Coop
returned. Mrs. H. L. Odom,
Daisy. :

Selected eggs from large Blue
geese, 15c ea. postpaid. Laura
Hayes, Hoschton. Rt. 1.

WANTED

Want Narragansett turkey eggs
or the young turkeys. Mrs. R. P.
Goolsby, Monticello. :

SYRUP FOR SALE

8 bbls. pure Ga. Cane syrup in
37 gal. cypress bbis., $12.00 bbl.:
2 or more bbls., $11.50 bbl. FOB.
H. R. Zipperer, Marlow.

600 gal., good, heavy Ga. cane
syrup in cans. Make best offer
on lot or in part. O. A. Irwin.
Luc} wici. :











GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

2/3 car load bright peavine
hay, 1/3 ear bright, clean shucks.
Make best offer FOB car or
coe A. D. Williams, Yates-
ville.

2 carloads bright baled oat
straw. Make offer; and some
Oceola velvet beans, $1.50 bu.
Guy H. Shivers, Norwood.

1 M bundles fodder, 2c bundle,
70 bu. corn in shuck. 60c bu.; 15
but oats, 55c bu. At my barn,
% mi. So. Madras. Olin B. Moore,
Newnan, Rt. 2.

$00 bundles fodder, $1.50 per
hundred, or trade for fresh heif-
er or pigs.
born. :
Thousand bundles good 3 hand
fodder, $1.50 per hundred at my



| barn. Forrest Lance, Cumming,

Rt. 4.

100 bales bright peavine hay,
cured without rain on it, full of
peas, for sale at once. Make of-
fer. G. G. Adair, Rutledge. Rt. 2.

Good hay and corn for sale by
Roy Whitworth, on my farm 2
mi. South Toccoa. G. J. Davis,
Atlanta, 1276 Morningside Dr. N.

broke to plow and work to.

J. M. Harrison, New-|



Geo. E. Hart, Sylvester. -

FOR SALE

1 Pair black mare mules, 5 y
old, broke last yr. $425; 1
horse, age unknown. made er
last yr. still working, $25. B
for cows or hogs. M. L. Shea
Oglethorpe. : i

Trotting horse, < yrs. dark
weight about 950 Ibs.. cross
tween Amer. running and stg
dard breed, perfect limbs, ke
stride. Rev. L. B. Moon, Gain
ville, E. Myrtle St.

Ga. raised mare mule, 800 |}
good condition, $50; 1-horse
gon. $10. John Grim. Litho
Re. 3. / a

1 Black mare mule, gentle,
work anywhere, 15 yrs. old,
1000 lbs. $40 fob. J. W. Coop
Griffin, Rt. B. :

1 Good farm mule, about
yrs. wt. about 1200 ibs.; 1 -
mule, wt. 800 or 900 lIbs.,
W. D. Delong, Roswell.

1 Mare mule. wt. 900 lbs. go
farm mule, $90 or trade
larger mule. J. D. Freeman
lege Park, Rt. 2 (at old Li
Place, 4 mi. S. College Park

1 Pr. mules,-3 yrs. old, prol
cheap. See or write, J. kL. M
Brayer, Calhoun, Rt. 3.

1 Horse, white, 9 yrs. old.
980 Ibs. $50; also young co
fresh. H. B. Cain, Auburn. Rt

1 Mare mule, 1000 lbs.
$65. P, H. Mell,
PO Box 227. ie
Good farm mule, age 10
wt. 1100 Ibs. $65 cash. J. R. B
worth, Atlanta, Rt. 8, 324
ton Road. :

Bay mare, 5 yrs. wt. about
lbs. work anywhere, single
double. sound, now in foal. Re
onable, or consider fresh cow:
good heifers part or full |
ment. W. M. Rockel, Thon
ville, Rt. 1, Metcalf Road.

2 Good mare mules, wt. a
850 Ibs. 12 and 15 yrs. old. $1
for pr. also _1 fine boar, Pola
China and Essex cross, aiso son
pigs, $4.50 ea. 1 cow. $30. R
Hyde, Douglasville, Rt. 2.

2 or 4 first-class-mules; w.
cattle. Mrs. J. S. Collier, Bar
ville.

Good mule, wt. about 1100-
13 yrs. old, fine worker, Can
seen at my barn, 1 mi. Tuck

Mountain, RFD..

12 yr. old mule, wt. 1150
good worker anywhere, | a
horse wagon, $65.00 for both.
me at Henry Edwards Place.
Skidmore, Adairsville, Rt. 3.

2 good black mare mules,
Ibs. ea., about 12 yrs. old, $1
ea., or black mare mule. 10
old, $90.00. All good cond...
work anywhere. A. H. Neesc
Stockbridge, Cotton Indian Ri
er FPaantation. E

At stud, my farm; 5 yr.
Belgium draft stallion; a 6
old mammoth Black Jack,
vice fee $10.00; $1.00 down at
service. Harrison Nix, Clevel

Pair fine mare mules,
cond., perfect every way, bl
and brown, about 900 Ibs.
work single or dbi.. easily k
8 and 9 yrs. old. Jesse Sta
Clarkesville. Rt. 2,

Horse, 4 yrs. old this spr




































































nee

wagon, gentle, about 800
$100.00 cash. Tasker Stover, |
ston. :
Fine 5 yr. old black mai
sound, work anywhere, in fold |
Jack, wt. 1250 lbs.. also 1 1
colt, wt. about 600 ibs. for
C. A. Lovinggood, Kennesaw.
1. A

HOGS FOR SALE

8. P. C. pigs of worlds cha
pion breeding on both si
heavy body type, Av. 50 per
white, $10.00 ea. Cholera immu
and reg. A few older pigs, pric
accordingly. bL. J. Washing
Jackson, Rt. 1. |. ee

Yr. old Duroc boar, reg.
sale;. also booking orders
spring pigs to be del. at wea
age. Write for prices. Au
Stallings, Carrollton, c-o Or
ard Hill Farm. =

Male and female thoroughbr
Essex. Ready for service,
ea. $15.00 pr. Sub. to reg. C
Wilder, Pelham. :

Berkshire pigs from reg. s
crated, innoculated and fF
for shipment, $6.50 ea.; few.
gilts. $20.00 ea.; Hastings Sup
prolific and Wallace hybred fi
selected yellow seed corn,
$2.00 bu. Fred L. White, Buc
head. 5

3 purebred big bone Black
C. boar shoats, ready for service,
life treated for cholera
swine plague. Papers will be
nished in buyers name. A
Scott, Jr., Jesup, Rt. 2. .

2 yr.-old O.L.C. sow, had 2
ters of pigs, good size. If in
ested, come see, 1 mi. East F:
mount. Fain Wilson, Fairmo
Rt. 2, Box <57. ca

2 male shoats. wt. about 65
ea. father a rege. P. C. 400
mother, mixed P. C., $10.00







poe



HOGS FOR SALE

8 mos. old S. P. C. boar, ready
for service, wt. about 150 Ibs..
can be reg. buyers name, 50-50

_plack and white, $25.00. Jackie
Fletcher, Forsyth.

Reg. Berkshires: pigs, $8.00 up;

pred gilts, $30.00 ea. Robt. Mitch-

ell, Zebulon.

ee. P. C. gilt, about 250 Ibs..

4 mos. old, $30.00 for quick sale

ith papers. J. R. Hall, Dallas,
1











































































9 pigs about 8 wks. old, Hamp-~

hire and O. I. C., cross, and a
eifer about 20 mos. old, for sale
r exc. for cow. N. C. Taylor.
iley.
5 fine fat corn-fed hogs, 2 wit.
bout 150 lbs., dressed, 3 about
715 Yos., dressed, 10%c Yb. at my
arn. Mrs. J. M. Deen. Axson.

3 fine pigs for sale April 9th:
ant 1 turkey gobbler, cheap fer
cash. J. E. Meeks, Gay, Rt. 1.

Fine P. C. gilts, sub. to reg.,
10,00 ea- while they last. Can
hip by express day order re-
eived. W. C. Lanier, Pembroke.
Pure Berkshire boar, 14 mos.
Id. 200 Ibs., for sale or exc. for
-eorn or wagons; AAA S. C. R. 1.
Red pullets, ready for sale at
we of friers in April, 60c ea.,
eockerels, 50c ea. FOB. Thos.
Charping, Elberton, Rt. 2.

Sev. choice young P. C. boars
and gilts, descendants of Worlds
ee. Prices. most reason-
able. T. P. Wootten, Elberton.
Big bone Black Essex gilt,
about 3 mos. old, can be reg.

buyers Name, Lyman Over-

street, Lenox.
Reg. Hampshite hogs, bred

gilts, small boars and gilts,

Spring | pigs, Champion blood
baa Theo Stivers, Rome, Box

2 yr. old big bone Black Afric-
an Guinea sow, wt. 300 lbs., $37.-
50: yr old sow, 200 Ibs., $32.00.
Both farrow in April; 4 mos. old
ilt, not bred, $15.00, At my barn
prices. F. P. Prather, eed
tl.

- Purebred Blue Guinea 10 wks.
old pigs, $8.00 ea, 2 for $15.00.
FOB Manchester. Johnson Wel-
don, Woodbury, Rt. 2.

5% mos. old S. P. C. boar pigs,
ee. and treated, $15.00 ea. FOB.

. R. Bulloch, Pitts. .

age desired. Prices reasonable.

G Perry, Summerville, Rt. Ag
choice 5 mos. old Berkshire
r from litter of 10, $25.00. C.
Hardman, Commerce.

CATTLE FOR SALE





yuernsey-Jersey milch: ow,
esh, 5 yrs. old, 3 to 4 gal., milk
cording to feed, and plenty
. Healthy, gentle, desirable,
oe R. Morris, Newnan,

Ge _ Polled Hereford bull and
ealves and 1 reg. herd
_- Apply. E. T. Boswell, Si-

0 young Polled Hereford cows,
red to reg., Polled Hereford bull,
ecalve in April and May,
5.00 ea. FOB farm. W. A. Big-
ers, Greenville.
Purebred solid lemon color
sey. 7 mos. old bull, out of
that was full sister to Gold
Me edal winner; sire Grand
Champion for 4 years. $40.00.
ester Williams, Douglasville.
Fine reg. Hereford bull 2 yr.
ani 5 mos. old, $75.00. Grady
Stancil, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.
i Jersey cow, 3rd calf, fresh
uly 14, 1938, 4 gal. $65.00; als->
er. calf (half Guernsey), 8 mos.
id heifer, $20.00. At my lot. Mrs.
earl M. Ivey, Jesup, 835 Bruns-
wick Road.
oarresh : in Jersey milch cow, also
sev. Duroc and Cc. shoats, 15
100 tb., a., $6.00 to $7.00 ea
Tk. Moore, Canton, Rig
18 mos. old reg. Hereford bull,
Domino and Woodford breeding,
150.00 FOB my barn, cash. Per-
y A. Price, Albany.
-2.reg..Hereford bulls, no horns,
1-3 yrs. old, 1250 Jbs., or more,
$150.00; other, Yr. old May 4th,
about 400 Ibs. $65.00. FOB. a
H. Gardner, McDonough.
. Fine Jersey milch cow, fresh in
3rd calf. 3 to 3% gals., $45.00
eae J. B. Harp, Fayetteville, Rt.





3% yr. old purebred Guernsey
all, well marked, gentle, good
breeder, good cond., furnish pa-
pers for reg., $100, 00 at my barn;
urebred Guernsey. calf, ready to
vie $25.00, Sas Tygart, Nash-
vill

Reg. Polled. Hereford bull, 2
yrs. and 8 mos. old, Sell to keep
rom inbreeding, HD Rowe,
Social Circle.

6 Jersey milch cows for sale.
Grady H. Ridley, Franklin.

RABBITS FOR SALE


Very fine stock of rabbits for
ton Write. Chas, A, Kent. ae
< Fhite, black and grey rabbils,
B6e, 75e and $1.00 ea. Add post-
- age..G..-W. Kesler, Monroe, 91
BS Fourth St.









| April 1 1939. o.

SHEEP AND GOATS.
FOR SALE

3 Toggenburg does, 2 already
bred, also 7 pigs, New Hamp-
shire and O. I. C., 8 wks. old.



| for sale. Call, Dr. N. S. Herod.

Atlanta, Ga. Tech, He 4887.

2 does, fresh in with young, al-
so 1 Nubian buck, for sale. Gene
Ferguson, Chamblee.

Nubian goat doe, 2% yrs. old.
now dry, for
mos old heifer calf. Mrs. R. Ww.
Wingo, .Newnan.

1 ea. Toggenburg and Nubian
milk. goats. milking now, fresh
in about 3% mos, $20.00 and
$10.00 ea. W. J. Sumlin, Atlanta,
69 So. Grand Ave., Center Hill.

Purebred Toggenbure doe,
freshen about March 25th. Large,
chocolate color, good disposition,

ally hornless, reasonable price.
Park C. Davison, Atlanta, 109
Carter Ave. S. E. -

Buck, half Toggenburg and
half Nubian, large. vigorous, yr.
old, for sale. Wm. H. Mayfield,
Atlanta, RFD 8, Box 248, Ra 1818.

LIVESTOCK ee

CATTLE WANTED:

Want a smail White Face,
butt-headed Hereford bull year-
ling, purebred. T. G. Hamilton,
Jr., Odum, Box 82.

Want reg. Guernsey bull calf
or young bull, cheap for cash, at
barn, also want reg. heifers, same
breed. Frank Kirkland, Douglas,
R

Want any number up to 15,
Black Angus heifers, 250-300 1b.
wt., purebred, or Hereford, as
second choice; also for sale, pure
D&PL No. 11 A cottonseed. 90c
bu. $3.00 CWT. W. O. Hudson,
Elberton, Rt. 1.

Want Hereford bull, around 19
to 30 days old, at reasonable
price. Homer Capel, Molena.
SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED:

Want buy Hiilk goat of good
stock, also want thoroughbred





Indian game chickens. Mrs. Q.
T. Foster, Columbus, 522 ith
be 5

HOGS WANTED:

Want 10 purebred Duroc-Jer-
sey gilt pigs. W. C. Spivey, Supt.,
Social Circle, Rt. 1. State High-

Reg. Duroc pigs, for sale. oer }way, No. 12.

Trade very good 1 horse wag-
on for pigs or shoats. Live 6 mi.
below College Park. Miss Marie
Mauldin, College Park, Rt. 2.
RABBITS WANTED:

Want White buck rabbit for
cash, or will exc. pop corn at 10c
qt., postage qe gt., or chickens.
Mary Roe, Uvalda, Rt. 1..



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PECANS and PEANUTS
FOR SALE

Strictly select No. 1 Ga. Run-
ner peanuts, 4c lb. FOB. Ship
not less 100 Ibs. D. E. Thompson,
Pinehurst. _.

Sev. bu. small white Spanish
peanuts, hand picked, 5c lb. FOB.
S. A. Phillips, Palmetto.

About 200 lbs. nice pecans,
mostly Stewarts, some Money-
Makers and Schlevs, 10c lb. FOB;
want about 10 common goats of
the. butt-head var. W. L. Car-
michael, Madison. :

White Spanish peanuts, 4c Ib.
Frt. not prepaid. a er J. Vick-
-ery. Hartwell. Rt.

No; 1 Virginia ae peanuts,
6c Ib.; pecans, Stewarts, 15c lb.;
Columbias, 15 Ib.;. also purebred
Parks. B. Rocks, young hens,
] ea.; roosters, $1.50 ea. W.

S. Norton, Edison.

100 bu. white Spanish peanuts,
machine picked, $1.00 bu. or eve.
20 bu. for 2@ bu. Stoneville 2 B.
or Cokers 100 cottonseed, 1st yr.
planting. W. R. Turk, Monticello.

. Pecans, Schleys, 20c lb.; Stew-
arts, 15c lb. Del. J. A. Edge, Al-
pany, 300 Oglethorpe Ave. .

-40 pu. N. C. Runners, No. 1
grade, 4c lb. also 6 bu. Jumbo, 4c
lb. No order than 1 bu. FOB.
D. L. O Steen, Douglas.

Reeleaned white Spanish pea-
nuts, $5.00 per 100 lbs.; Stone-
ville 2 B cottonseed, ist yr. 75
bu. No personal checks. W. M.
Hooks, Unadilla, Rt. 2.

8 bu. or more, No. 1 large
Spanish improved peanuts, hand
picked, good for seed, $1.00 bu.
or 5c Ib. Not prepaid. Any quan-|.



tity. H. U. Rollins, Vidette, Box |.

65.

Ga. runner seed peanuts, $4.00
per 100 lb lots, FOB. Glenn An-
thony, Juniper.

15 bu. small white Spanish
peanuts, $1.20 bu: at my home.
All hand picked, free of. trash.
T. Joe eanen: Stockbridge. Rt.
Ly

Pecan ail Other Fruit
Trees For Sale









Pecan and other fruit sprouts;
Japanese apricot plum; brown
turkey fig sprouts; 10c ea. T5
and $1. doz., according to size.
R. M. League, Waco, Route 2.

e or exc. for. 3} -

excelent milk producers. Natur-}

| sprouts 15 ea.;

Pecen a Other Fruit
Trees: For Sale

Peach, all leading -var. state in-
Sspected, guaranteed true to
name, $30 M, $4 C, 80c doz. ae A.
Travis, Riverdale.

. Peach trees, leading vars. grape
vines, $35 M. $4 per , state in-
spected, true to name; keiffer
pear, $10 C, $90 M. Mrs. E. B.
Travis, Riverdale.

Pecan trees, budded, peach,
plum, apricot, apple, pear, fig,
cherry, black and Japanese wal-
nut, grape vines, white and black
scupperncng, lead. var. State
insp. Right prices. J. R. ONeal,
Jr.. Valdosta.

- Pecan, State insp. Stuart, 6-8
ft. 75c; Schley 2-10 ft. 40c to $1
ea. M. M. Newsome, Sanders-
ville, Ph 2912.

Japanese apricot, May cherry,
3-4 ft. 75c doz.; Damson plum, 3-
4 ft. 85c doz.; currant berry, 3
ft. 50c doz.; Klondike strawberry
plants $1.25 M; All del. Bone 3.
No checks. W. B. Skinner,
Gainesville. Rt. 5. >

Fine pound apple sprouts, 4, $1;
sage plants, 6, 50c; hoarhound
plants, 35 doz. Cash. No stamps.
Del. Nomie K. Moon, Bowdon, Rt.
2:



Brown scuppernong vines, 4 ft.

10c, 6 ft. 25c, 2 yr. 50c. J. L. Cog-
gins, Covington.

Concord and Lutie grape vines,
2 yr. 20c ea., 6, $1,1 year vines
15c, 10 for $1; cuttings, from
above 15 doz. 75c C; also bushel,
Martin and Dipper gourd seed,
vine okra, 12c pkt. 3, 25c. Stam
accepted. J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay.
Rt. 2 =

Peach trees, old-fashioned, 12-
14 in. 20c per doz. postpaid or
exc. for feed sacks. Winton Bell,
Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

Large white scuppernong and
black muscadine vines, 10c- ea.;
red raspberry and black Hima-
laya, 2 for 15c. Mrs. C. B. Robin-
son, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Huckleberry, summer, goose
-b ry, crabapple, plum, blackhaw,
persimmon, red haw, 2 ft. weil
rooted $1 doz. Mrs. M. GC. Con-
nell, Toomsboro, Rt. 2

Pecan sprouts, well rooted
seedlings, 3-4-5 ft. write or come
for them. Mrs. Clyde Sandifer,
Locust Grove.

Old-fashioned seedling peach

seed, 265 lbs. 3 lb. or lot for $8
fob, cash with order. Mrs. R.
Allgood, Oxford.
- Elberta, 1 M, Hiley, 2 M, 3-4
ft and 4-5 ft. Belle of Ga. 5 c, 4-6
ft. 2 yr. peach trees; several hun-
dred 1-2 yr. red, yellow, dark red
Delicious. Terry, Yates, Winesap
apple trees; 4 M Concord and
Ives grapevines. Bargain _ prices:
James Cureton, Austell. %

Plum, white, sour, Japanese fig
early English
peas; giant stringless green pod
beans, 15 eupful; garlic, hoar
hound, 5c; running white butter-
beans 15c teacupful. Add postage.
oe Glyde Williams, Comming,
Rt. :

Hien gooseberry? fuckin
perry, red plum, - black. musca-

| dine, black haw and huckleberry

2-3 ft. $1 doz. Mrs. Freeman Wat-
son, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Pecan trees, govt. insp. lead.
vars.; Stuart and Schley, Stuart
6-8 ft: 75c, Schley: 2-10 ft. $1 ea.
M. M. Newsome, Sandersville.
Ph 2912. /

Grape plants, 100 lots, 2%ec ea.
500 or. more Zc a.; large curled
mustard: seed 20c Ib. 6 Ibs. $1. L.
E. Harrison, Dublin, Rt. 6.

Plum, crabapple, 15 ea.; black
walnut. plants 20c. ea.; huckie-
-perries, 25c .doz.; -scuppernong,
2de ea.; 3 black muscadine vines,
20c ea.; white pine, 10c ea. Add
postage. ENeeee. C. Ray, Ellijay,
Rt. 3-5

Peach, Elber ta, $50 for lot, 2500.

Chas. G. Harman Greenville, Rt. :

2.

Plum, wid goose, rooted, 60c
doz., horse radish, 6 for 25c; gar-
lic, 2 doz., 25e; coltsfoot, 25 shoe
box full; fox grape, rooted, 6 for
25c, or exc. any for peanuts, seed
beans or other value: Fred Kown,
White. Rt. 1.

Apple and peach, state imsp.
lead. vars. 2-3 ft. 10c ea., 3-4 ft.

15e; Lutie, Niagara, Concord
grape vines, 3. yrs. 10 ea.; post-
paid. W. H. Alexander, Cleve-
land.

Black walnut, 2-3 ft. 20c ea.;
eherry shoots 15 ea. El. B. War-
ren, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Apple trees, lead. vars., 2 yrs.,
15e ea. $12 per C; 1 yr. 12c ea.,

$10 per C, fob. T. M. Webb, El-
lijay. ;
Scuppernong _ vines, rooted,

large white var. 20c ea., 3 for 50c,
7 for $1, postpaid, no checks. Isla
Hamilton, Alamo, R%. 2.

Black Walnut, 1 yr. 3 for 25c,
or 15 ea., add postage; Klion-
dyke strawberry plants young,

well rooted, 75c per C, $1.50 per

M, no. checks. Mrs. Willie Allen,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Fig trees, Celestial and Brown
turkey; white < euppernong vines,
12. for $1; Lucretia dewberry;

!jJarge kudzu Ceresan treated, 100

i $1, carefully packed and del.



J. W. Toole, Macon, Rt. 2.





oe eee BULLETIN oe

FRESH & CURED MEAT |

aS OR SALE _

= country cured 19 lb. ham, 30
lb.; 2 shoulders, 18 and 22 Ibs.
respectively, 18c Yb. All del. in
Ga. Arthur Owen, Barnesville.

Nice cured and dried country
hams, corn-fed, also shoulder
meat. Write for prices. Mrs.
ees Hayes, McDonough, Rt.



Oak smoked, country
hams, 20c Ib.; sides, 16c; should-
ers, 14 lb. FOB. Mrs. Leah Hurst.
Meigs? Rt. 2.

2 fine cured hams, wt. 25 ee
23 lbs. a., 25c Ib. Money order.:
Ship same day order received.
Mrs. R. M. Smith, Demorest.



POTATOES FOR SALE

Pure P. R. seed potatoes, State
insp., also plants in season. Write

| for prices. Lee Crow, Gainesvilie,

Rt. 2, Box 143.
200 bu. eating P. R. potatoes

-le per pound, at my farm, 41%

mj, So. Blackshear. E. A. Powers,
Blackshear.

200 bu. cert. yellow P. R. seed
potatoes, 75c bu. FOB. J. R.
ee, bos Springs. Rt.

About 40 se P. R. potatoes,
65 bu. here. or 75c bu. shipped:
J. T. Barrow, Rome, Rt. 2.



HONEY BEES and BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE



Nice chunk honey, 5 lb. pail,
75e; 10 lb. pail, $1.50 FOB; big
grain yellow pop corn, 6c tb. on
cob, 8c ib. shelled. Exc. either
for 2 bu. Clay peas. Fine 7 yr. old
milch cow, $60.00 cash. H: D.

Wilson, Palmetto.

High quality Gallberry honey,
comb or extracted, 5 lbs., 75c; 10
lbs. $1.50 del. By case, 12-5 Ib.
$6.00 FOB. Prompt shipment,
Sat. guar. D. F. Thomas, Odum.

Fancy Gallberry comb honey,
new containers, 10 lb. pail, $1.60
postpaid in Ga.; Cs. of 6, $7.00
on J, C. Jernigan, Dupont, Rt.

60 hives of bees, $60.00 in box
gums. Sell lot er any quantity
pe Pred J. W. Cee Cairo.
R

- Few Ibs. nice, thin super bee
foundation, 60c Ib. also 4 May
cherry 3 ft. trees, 15c ea.; 4 horse
apple trees, 10c ea. or $1.00 for
lot. Add postage to all. Wm.
Middleton, Buford. Ri. 2:

Sev.. large - 50 gal. bbis., No. 2
grade Ext. honey, in 50 gal. lots,
5c lb. or $30.00 bb}. John A
-Crummey, Jesup, Box 117.

15 Jbs. beeswax, 25 Ib. plus
postage. G. D. Miller, Woodland.
18 hives bees in: old fashioned
plank gums, $15.00 for lot at my
ve Ww.S. POU: ee Rt.

, Box 43.

"Ext. Tupelo horiey, 5 lb. pail,
75e; :10 lb., pail, $1.50. B. E.
Sheppard, Savannah, 1222 E,
Henry St.

15 modern hives bees in good
cond., $30:00 cash. C. G. Smith,
St. Simons Island.

TOBACCO FOR SALE.

Good, bright leaf, flue cured
tebacco, free of mold and trash,
chewing and smoking, 12 Ibs.
$1.00 del. Sat. guar. Prompt ship-
ment. W. G. Murray, Odum, Rt.
2, Box 158.

Good, flue cured whole leaf to-
bacco, 1938 crop, sweet and mel-
low, ho trash, 13 Ibs. $1.00 del.
W. G. OQuinn, Screven. |

Flue cured tobacco, smoking 12
Tbs.. $1.00; chewing, 10 lbs., $1.00.
No trash. Prompt shipment. T.
M. Roland, Coffee.

Smoking and chewing tobacco,
good, bright and mellow, free
from trash, barn and flue: cured,
1938 crop, guar. good. Prompt
shipment, 15 Ibs., $i .00 del. Hiram
Lightsey, Screven.

Good whole leaf, flue cured
chewing and smoking tobacco, 11
Ibs., for $1.00 Del. Ida Mae No-
bles, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 125.

Good No. Ga. sun cured chew-
ing tobacco, 15c Ib. plus postage;
10 lb. lots, $1.50 postpaid. L. C.
Deaver, Culberson, Rt. 1. (Res.
of Ga.)

Red leaf, flue cured tobacco,
sound, sweet, for chewing or
smoking, 10 Ib. pkgs., $1.00. Mon-
ey order; also eotton seed and
amber seed corn, sample for 10c.
Lilla Campbell, Surrency, Rt. 1.

God Red Leaf chewing tobac-
co, good and mellow, 12 Ibs. $1.00;
smoking, 12 Ibs., 75c, postpaid.
Leroy Lightsey, Screven, Rt. 2.

Good, whole leaf, flue cured
tobacco, chewing and smoking
11 Ibs., $1.00. del. Claude Tyre,
Screven. :

First class tobacco, 5 Ibs., $1.00;





_also. running butterbeans, 8 Ibs.,

$1.00; graded -chufas, $4.00 pu.
oe W. M. Herrington, Baxley,
Rt. .3.

cured.





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BUTTER FOR SALE

. Niece butter. 30 Yb. Mrs. G.
Tallant, Cumming. ~

8 and 10 Ibs. good fresh butte
each week, guar. in every way
30c lb. del. Cows T. B. tested.
Exec. some for cabbage, onion
ana potato plants. Mrs. Charles
L. Willis, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.



FRUITS FOR SALE _

Nice sun dried peaches,
del.







i5 Yb.
Mrs. J. J. Roach, Royston,

ee



Miscellaneous For ae

2 here wagon, ae shape, size.

2%, $27.00. Odie Benneit, Faire
mount, Rt. 2.

Mouse ear or ratsbane, wild
cherry bark, 25 lb., queen of the
meadow, house leak, comfrey, 15
bunch, 2 bunches, 25. Add post-
age. Hoyt Locke, Elijay, Rt. 2,
Box 58. i



A 2 horse and a 1 horse wagon
for sale. Frank C, Pruitt, ae :

lonega, Rt. 1, Box 67.
Garlic bulbs,

Creek, Rt. 1.
Garden horsemint, catnip, pep

_permint, spearmint. hoarhound,

dbl. single tanzy, 25c doz.; yellow,
Sassafras, rattle, elecampane.
root, wild cherry bark, 20c ib,
garlic bulbs, 6 for 25c. Del. Ga.
Let L. M. White, Dahlonega,

Extra quality white, 100 lb feed
sacks, for sale or exc. for honey.
Barbara Lee, Red Oak.

10 lbs. nice, clean black walnut
meats, 35 Ib. postpaid. M: O.
yey Pierce J. Kenney, A

1 M. stalks Sugar Cane, 150. per

100 FOB. Miss Emma Heath,

Dudley.

Black walnut meats for sale or.

exch. for white nest onions,
Write first. Mrs. W. M. Taylor,
Clarkesville. Rt. 3,

Walnut meats, fine, bright cole :
or, ee Ib.; dried apples, 15 Ib. ee

M. . Cochran, Rolston.

pes ibs. new, downy feathers es
50 lb. or lot for $11.50. Sample on

request. a Mary Collins, Cor-
dele, Rt.

cupful; yellow, ratile, sassafras,

wild cherry bark, spice wood, etc.

40c Yb. del in Ga. Mrs. Spur Hol-

loway, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Rhubard or pie plant, 10
bunch, 3 bun. for 25; sage
horseradish, and comfrey, 10c

bunch. Add postage. Celia Locke, _

Ellijay, RFD 2.
Dried pennyroyal,
spearmint, 15 doz.; dbl. tanzy,
green, 25 lb.; large garlic heads,
3 for 10; white ash roots, witch-
hazel bark, 20c Ib. Homer Bark-
well, Bremen. Rt. 2, Box 58. :

40c_ Ilb.;

Yellow root, sassafras colts
foot leaves, wild cherry bark, star

root, 25c Ib. 5 Ibs., $1.00; garlic,

catnip, palm, dbl. tanzy, 25 doz.;

peppermint plants, 25 C. Post-
ee T. F. Eaton,

4
Slippery elm, mayapple, cala-

mus, bearfoot yellow dock, yele

low root, birdock, rattle root,
queen of the meadow, 30c Ib.3.
catnip plants, 15 doz. Exc. sacks.
Want Bees to keep on halves,
Mrs. R. C. Stover, Rolston.

Black walnut meats, 1938 crop,

30c Ib.; sundried peaches free of
worms, with peel, 15c 1b.; peeled,
25 Ib.; dried Keiffer
peeled, 15e Yb. 10. Ib. lots poste
a Mrs. A. W. Hill, Meee

Martin gourds, 12% ea.; net.
cut, 10c ea. R. S. Wolfe, Baxley.

A good 2 horse wagon, $25.00.
W. A. Maxham, Austell, RFD ee

A 2 horse wagon, in good cond,
$27.00; also 350 bundles fodder,
J, O. Bennett, Fairmount, Rt. 2.

White Hickory 1h. wagon, half

price, for sale. R. E. Little Deca- 2

tur, RFD 2, De 8520.

~ Nice black walnut meats, 1938
crop, 25c lb. Postpaid to.3rd zone.
a F. Reece, Talking Reck.

2 horse wagon, running order.
ready to go, for sale or exc. for
2 pigs, heifer yearling of geod
stock, or. field peas. S. R. Pose,
Canton.

Black walnut meats, clean,
large pieces and sifted, 30c lb.
postpaid to 3rd zone. No chks,
N. L. Finley Lithonia, Rt.

Nice walnut meats, 40 Th.3

white bunch beans, 25c lb.; white
table peas, purple hull, 8e
Del. in 5 Ib. lots or more; 3rd
zone. Miss Mary Hollaway, Dah-
lonega. Rt. 1, Box 35.

Gourds and gout seed, for sale.
or exc. Mrs. J. S. Cogar, Augus-
ta, Rt. 1, Box 381.

2% tons straight goat manure
in barn, in 100 lb. bags or ion
lots; 100 percent Nubian sire, fee
$2.00; 100 percent reg. Saanan,
$3.00. Does boarded; want 2
heavy milking doe. Edwin Simp-

large amount,
Make offer. Lillian Davis, Sive 2

Dahlonega, = :

pears, |

Dee



son, Atlanta 695 Paynes Ave, =

N. W.
















































































Miscellaneous For Sale



s Garlic bulbs, 50c doz.; few Ibs.
_ hew goose feathers, 5c Ib. Mrs.
awe L. Nunn, Commerce. Rt. 2.

Black walnut meats, nice and
clean, 45c Ib. del. J. Ww. oe
Richland.

V2 Orp Ibs. dry sage, 30c Ib,
with 5c extra for postage; large
R. R. rooster, 1% yrs. old, $1 25
~ or $1.50 P. P. Mrs. L. GC. Aber-
_nathy, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Some old feathers, 15 or 20
lbs. good cond. $3.50. Mrs. H. C.
_ McRae Helena, Rt. 1.

_ Yellow root, 10c Ib.; rattle,
queen of the meadow, 20c lb.;
horse apples and old fashioned
peach trees, 75c doz.: silver ma-
ples, $1.00 doz. Add postage. J.
Ww. Jackson, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.



Miscellaneous Wahted



BEANS AND PEAS:

: Want 1 bu. ea., Brab and Un-
known peas, O-Too- Tan and
Early Running Velvet beans.
Must be. a prefer from
same par as. W. Williams,
Fayettetville, Rt. 3, Box 74, |

CORN AND SEED CORN:

Want 100-125 bu. shelled corn.
MA Odom, Valdosta, P. oO. Box

corn. Must be pure and old type.
M.A A. Belflower Empire, Rt. C

Want buy feed corn and wheat.
J M. Stewart, LaGrange, ss 4
DRIED PROG: 5" ;

Exc. white chicken. a acks,
100 Ib. cap., for nice dried Sones

age. Mrs. J. W. Altman, Alma.
POTATOES:

Want P.R. seed fone Gov.
-insp. also 300 P.O. J. seed carie
and 100 Kyanna cane. Mrs. J CG;
ely: ote SRL, = et

TOBACCO: -

end sample and price: Hoyt, An-
erson, Menlo. Rt. 1.

ANE SEED: a

Seed. Have for sale, 90-day" vel-
et. and O-oo0- Tan bean seed,
ot Crawford, Goggins.

: talks. pact.
; As Soi
- SEED

Ribbon cane for. seed.
pe Supe, eet

and. Ga. Rattlesnake watermelon
push lima bean)
ean, qlso squash and Honeydew
melon seed. Send sample. and
a. best sia. Bid ws Williams,
Buena Vista Rt.

Exe. 20 hee Er Pp ae No: a A

oon, Waco, Rt. 2 :
EED: : oe eee

Want Motisine Litter Nema
ee Mickey Connally, Moros,

t





Want small : quantity green
ieee cane, eta. Miller,
facon ae :

Want at once a1 fee wagon
m good cond., also want a milch
cow that. will freshen in about 30
lays, not too far away. O. R.
rmon, Powder Springs. Rt. 1.



Want some of the Van) sweet
Potato seed, also the white Tar-
riner,: Lenox. % Pass ae
EAS: Tee
Want. 1 bu.: ea. ok, -eyed
alif. peas, running Velvet beans
ay 12. Guineas. Exc, privet
ledge, Lillies, dogwood palms,
entury and banana Bias ais.
AE, Agnew, Brunswick. ;
GRAIN:

Swap young, "thoroughbred
hinchilia rabbits for corn, grain,
poultry or other farm produce.
Mrs. H. E. Smith, oe Rt. 3.
EATHERS:

Want 10-25 Ibs. live geese
feathers. State best price. . L.
Persons, Eastman.

shelled corn. M.A. Odom, Val-
osta, P. O. Box 324.

Want a few gourds suitable for
cet Mrs. _ 7. Pitts, OTIS

. potatoes for sale at 1 lb. FOB.
W. Ge Hartley, Alamo,

. Want 100 to 200 bu. good corn,
prefer yellow corn, but will take
white. Quote price del. my Peace,

Ii. East. of Columbus. L. C.
ahl, Columbus, Rt. 2.
Want 50 bu. good, slipped

hucked corn, sound, practically
free of weevils, at 65c bu. Del.
ere. Cant use nubbins at any
rice, J. A, Luttrell, ee



Want old fashioned little oe

6 sacks for 5 lbs. Ea prepay post- r

Want 20. lbs. or more :aabhce.

| lowest cash price. J

Want sugar or striped can
Fi . for yunner vlvet beans,

Want del. price on: 500 or: 10001

Want. sev. Ibs. a. "eine Mtn. i
Ky. Wonder:

| SEED:
LANTS: ee

x

ton seed for 10 M. P. R. pota-
oe for May Ist var 10
bu. for pure sugar cane. Sy ;
No. 4, in 10 Ib. oe A

TALL y A

Ty seed potatoes. Mrs. M. J. L.)

Want a truck load good, clean,



MARKET BULLETIN
FARM HELP WANTED

Want reliable man to live in



Miscellaneous Wanted |



ROOTS AND HERBS:

Quote reasonable price on Puc-
coon (blood) root, in good cond..
per pound and 1 Ib. lots, post-

paid. Mrs. Clara Prince, Dem-| |

orest, Rt. 1.

Want slippery lm bark, State
what you have. Miss Z. L. High-
tower, Toomshboro, Rt. 3.

| WAGONS:

Exc. a 2 h. wagon: in running
cond., for good 1 horse wagon.
Mrs. Willie Myrtle Stewart, Als
ma, Rt. 1.=

Want 1 h. wagon, near "East

Point. J. T. Bright, Eee Point.

PLANTS:

Want 2 M. aaebied Nigger
Killer slips, at earliest date. C.
V-. Davis, Edison, Rt. 1.

Want some Gov. insp., genu-

in. old fashioned Bunch Yam po-

tato plants. Mrs. N. H.. Sherard,
Commerce, Rt. es S

Want about
crowns, well: rooted. Quote full
particulars and best prices. J: E.
Sims. Ellabelle .

FRUIT TREES: af
Want some Keiffer pear, apple

Want hear at once from ars
having the home-made yellow
corn meal. Write.* Mrs. J. M.
McDonald. Rome, 6 a St.
WOOR: > S42

Want some clean, new yao

State price and quality. Mrs. ae
nto Rutland, ESTE:

(SACKS. * *

\

Exc. nice dried pears for white,

100 Ib. cap. feed sacks, 1 Ib. for

1 sack. Have 15 or 20 Ibs. fruit.
Mrs., Ben Lavender, aE DRIBSDORD

PEANUTS:

Want 75 or 100 a of Bane
shelled. Runner peanuts. W. C.
Johnson, Lumpkin, Rt, (2 AS

BEANS AND PEAS:

~ 1500. Kudzu|.

Want 50 bu. good, clean Till=

man peas, in 2 bu. ey
Macon,RFD3.
the. old
fashioned . kind. Quote price. J.

-C. Martin, Alamo, Rt. aor

Want 20 bu. peas now. Write
kind and price. Must be sound,

ded. Benin, al eee

FRUIT:
Exc. 100 lb. cap. Fauite feed
sacks, free from holes, for dried

horse apple, peeled. and cored.
Mrs. H. Be Ne St. Simons Is-
land. : : fe

ey

Want some

Bassett, Fort Valley.

om

pure, at reasonable. Ss es.
OETA. DEI OS: ae , Box



Te some ~ ire. "Red. Kipper
peas. Quote. pest price and. in-

: formation. O. = feaesclis Butler.
Rt. ES ae
Want10 i Brown: Top. aniitet
seed. Quote price del. W. I. Shiv-,



ers, Cuthbert. Rt. 3. Z Pact
Want true to name | Sun, Moon

and Star watermelon seed. Pay

good price for small start. Jim

Richmond, wae Rt. 4. oe, ;

180.

for seed. Make best price at once:
e D. Holtzclaw, POeeEenn,: Rt,

EGGS WANTED: ae

Want 1 setting of old aba
duck-legged chicken eggs. Wri

what you have. Jesse L. Smith,

ae

Bowman, Box 106.
Want setting of White Cornish
eggs. State price. J. W.
Gedartown. Rt. 1. se
Want. 2 settings Of. Black
Rumpless chicken eggs, or. 1

have: Mrs. W. W. Rush, Buena,
Vista. RFD 3. \
SEED CORN:

Want 2.-bu. Tenn. red ab. ie
corn, 10 bu. vure Brabham or
New Era peas, 500 Ibs. tobacco
dust. Quote best cash sPUGES,
James Cureton, Austell.

Want 1 bu. 10 and 12 row old}:

time little cob seed corn. Near
Vienna or Unadilla. Quote price.
C J. Daniel, Americus.

as the little Jones corn,
Tattnall Co.
Guten.

near
ee i. _ Morgan,



. FARM HELP ' WANTED

Want good, settled, white wo-
man for light farm work, no field
work, Good place for reliable
person, $2.00 week or $8.00 mo.,



Sweet .
- cantaloup: seed.. Write. Noble AS

Quote j
Heard, I

Want some of the late ined:

Want 5 Ibs. of BTB cane ses

tet 1.
A Want - lida man,

_ Weaver, 1

| purebred rooster. Write what-you:

with board and lauridry. Answer

at once. L. M. Hartley, Columbus,
i 3rd. Ave.

Want dependable negro boy or
man to do light farm work and
chores about farm home. Good
house on premises, wood and
water handy. Come see or write.
eR Patten;. Ray City, Box

Sap bf



of age.

som, Talking: Rock, RE 2;

pendable, willing _ worker.





home with elderly couple and
work on farm. Write at once. E.
. Ballenger, Waco. Rt. 2.

Want white woman, 40-50 yrs.

of ageto live in home with me

and help with light farm work,
no field. work. Mrs. S: A. Prew-
ett, Winston, Rt. i.

Want colored or white family
to tend large 1 h. crop, Reason-
able - cotton acreage, good stock
and tools. 1 boy to work by day.
Give ref. J. M. Parker, Austell,
RED 2.

Want congenial, blderiy woman
with reasonably good health, in
need of a permanent home for
light farm work, no field work.
Smal! salary. Mrs. a = Church,

| Thomson. -

- Want good hand to help make
crop. $12.50 mo. and board, or
Bee of crop. Must be sober. E.
E. Moore, Calhoun, Rt. 1. -
Can use entire families, high
class, reliable people (liquor
drinkers and dead beats need not
apply) Jobs open now for good,

|hard workers that understand :

cotton and corn farming. J. Cc.

Collier, Barnesville.
and early June and. other plum|

trees. L. P. Singleton, Ft. eee
| CORN MEAL:

Want good farm nae roe
weges, Live in house and reas-
onable salary. J.C. Garvin, Sum

MN REL 2

Want white woman, 35- 50 yrs.,

for light farm work, no field) -

work. Must be clean and reliable.

Mrs. H.. A, rote: STN, Re-2k,

Box 298.

Want farm ead 21 to 40 yrs.
stout, able bodied and
willing worker. $10.00: mo. board
and laundry. L. M. Eoran, ae
a8 Riad :

Want young man. 0: ae on
rica $15.00 mo. and board. Pay|

[every Saturday. J. Cc. Davis, Os-

derfield. i

Want nice, white, i Saeaan. will-
ing working : young woman for
light farm work, milk 1 cow and| +

help with small garden, but no}
field work, Good home and $2.00|
week. Mrs, H z eater, Buford, |

Rt..1,

Want e004, exp. farmer, for
share crop. 'Purnish - run bill.
Must have good ref. No drunkard
or loafer: Also need good wage
hand with good ref. W. Ts Wil-

- Want unencumbered colored|
girl 16 to 22 yrs. for light farm
work, no field: work. Clean, de-
Give
few good ref. $2.50 week and good
livine quarters. L. R. Hogan, At-

lanta, 3451 Stratford Ra.

Want settled, clean, honest,
Christian woman for light farm
| work, no. field work; tend to

poultry. Main thing de epvendabil- |

ity, Room, ~ board and $5.00

month: Must have x <1 ref: M.

Gaskins, Nashville. |

Want at once, good woman, 45-
50 yrs. fo live in home and do
light farm work, no field work,

-| $2.00 week and board, 6 mi. west
Green. Mrs. B. T. Cothran, West

Green, Rt. 2. eo
Want 1h. man with 1 or 2



boys darge enough to plow. for

farm work, 2 mi. SW Lilburn.

| All the land you want, 3 room)
house, good stock and tools, 50-

50 basis: See me any day except
Tuesday or Saturday, or write

L. O. Garner, Lilburn.
Want good farm hand, white or}
- | eolored, married or single, with
- Want some Occola: velvet neans|
|-and best of wages. Write or see.

or. without board. Furnish house

C. A. Bird, Fairburn, Rt. 1.

Want man and wife to live in
home and help with light work.
Mollie P. Sees Pulaski, Rt.
Box 80.

tober and
200d worker, for farm. Part of
crop or cottn Te 3: R. Hall,
Dallas Rt ch.

Want: at. once. exp. fest hand
for gen. farm work..
white, abebodied, with good mor-
als, willing worker. $10.00 first
month and then $12.00 mo. Board

| and laundry. S. B. Hudson, Als

peo RFD. 3.
Want single man or boy to live

as one of | family and help on
| small farm. Must be able plow,

and be. honest, sober, willing
worker. Reasonable salary. Atl
once. Rev. "Be & Singleton, Ken-
nee Eh bs 3

Want man ne wife, without
cifidrers: both know how to milk

| and take care of stock and must|
Want some seed corn, known.

not drink. See me, do not write.
3 mi. Decatur just off Lawrence-
ville Rd. or Vandegriff Rd. J. A.
Vandeeriff, Decatur.

Want white woman, middle-
aged, healthy unencumbered, to

| live-on farm and do light farm

work, no field: work. Small sal-
ary. Must furnish ref. Miss Beu-
lah Shugart, Sugar Valley,

| Good home and salary.

Must be}

FARM HELP WANTED

* Want nice, refined girl to live
as one of family and look after
light farm work, no field work,
for room, board and small sal-
ary. Mrs. C. J. Shaw, Rocky Ford,
Rt. 2, Box 48.

Want settled, refined, white
woman for light farm work, no
field work, board and small sal-
ary. Mrs. S. Jones, Doraville,
Box 193:

Want colored man and wife,



swho know farm and light farm|

work, Write. J. G. Purvis, Odum.

Want middleaged, single, hon-
est and sober man that knows
farming and milling. Reasonable
salary, room and board. Mrs. W.
A. Key, Dry Branch, Rt. 1..

Want good, honest, sober man
for gen. farm work, able and
willing. $10.00 mo. and board.
Will give ref. if wanted. Floyd
Sellers, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Want refined, healthy, trust-
worthy, settled white woman to
do light farm work, no field
work, for small salary and home.
Mrs. O. C. Anderson, Register.

Want smart, neat woman to
help with garden and other light
farm work, no field work: Ref.
C. Hueth, Savannah, Rt. 4.

Want settled colored couple for
dairy and farm work. Both to
poe ESD, Sevens Savannah,
Rt.

aoa reliable colored couple,
no children, to live on place, man
to do gardening, tend poultry,
etc., woman for light farm work.
House, salary and board. Mrs. H.
Ay Martin, Conyers.

Want settled, nil sdlesel un-

- encumbered white. woman for

light. farm. work, no field Sots

Mrs.
Mike Connally, Morrow. sa
Want: small family for 1 h.
crop, 50-50 basis, or wages, or
-both. Must be reliable and good

workers CER: eae Y Newnan,
Ries oe

encumbered woman for light
faym work, no-field work.-Room,
board and. small salary. OG: G.
Hewell, Dewyrose. |

_, Want man or boy to help. ie
crop. Board, Jaundry and reas-
onable salary. See at once, Ww.
e. Crawford, Carrollton,: RE. ran

ee Want 1-to 3 h. farmer to work

on halves. Write for full particu-
lars, Mrs. Zo Le _Johnson, J?.,
Dallas, Rtg.

| Want 200d farm Rend for een.
work: Reasonable salary, board
and laundry. Furnish house and

| wood if married. Near Cross
-Plains. W. T. Crawiord, were
ton, RE 3.

Want ood, Yeliable 4o- 45. yrs.
old colored farm hand. Give good
Home and reasonable amount!

Atlanta, 280 Macon Drive S. E.

Want good, honest colored boy,
not under 18 yrs. olds to live on

poultry, able | drive Car::
place. Must be sober, 200d work-
er. Home and some salary. -Miss
Jane M.. Maddox, ee Moun-
tain, P. O. Box 297.

Want reliable, : Honist, unen-
-cumbered country: woman, not
over 35 yrs. for light farm work, |
no. field work. Room, board: and
fair salary. A. C. Perry, Monroe.

plow a crop and other work in
spare time and live in home with
me, board and washing. G. M.
Moore, Bishop, Rt. 1; Box 206.

Want at once middleaged wo-
mah, unencumbered, for_ light
farm: work, no field work. Room,

ther Gill, Arabi.

Want good farm hand at once.
Pay reasonable wage, board and
aundry.: Good bed. to sleep on.
Must know how to plow. C. R.
Windome, Waco, Rt: I, is

Want at once exp. wage hand,
_white or colored, $12.00 mo. and
ao J. Be Cross, Trwinton, Ri.

Want single man, ae or col-
ored, to work on farm of % acre
tobacco, or some other kind of
crop until crop is gathered. Give
full information about self. Clyde
Gurley, Axson. . 3

Want. smart, educated woman.
to help with poultry and other
light farm work, Send ref. E. Cc.
Hutch, Savannah, Rt. 4.

Want party able furnish seed,
mule, etc., to plant truck stuff
for home market. Real land.
Have 3 boys and need a partner.
Good pasture with running wa-
ter. M. Bush, Decatur, Rt. 1.

Want good family to take 1 h.
farm on shares. Farm has been
broken up and ready to start lay-
ing rows. dimer Clifton, Summit,

Want at once white woman of| Rt.

good character, 30-50 yrs. old to

help with light farm work, no
field work. Reasonable salary,
room and board. Mrs. J. F.

James, Sylvester, Rt. 2.

- Want man with family to farm
on 50-50 basis, with extra light
farm work, milking, etc., for
young woman. Must be sober,
honest and good bees Coun-

cil N al); OVERS

Want white boy, 13 to 16 yrs.
to work on farm, for home and
small wages, Good home for
smart, good boy.
habits. Barnie Sauls, Claxton,

Want refined, middleaged 4 wo-
man for light farm work, no field
work, $8.00 mo. room and board. |
At once. Mrs. IT. W. Wood, Can-





on,



Want. at once walidles S66. un}

| dry: and reasonable salar

| field work, for home

money. Must be good worker and}
} understand farming. Lewis Duk,

place and care for garden, yara,| ~*
Good}

Want hand who would like to|

beard and reasonable salary. Lu-| -

| room, -

| Ara Partee, Bethlehe:

without bad|













































































Christian family wan
shares, 1 plow hand. 3
hands. Prefer near Atlant
would like to have few chi
hogs and cows. Life ti
Write or see. W. T. Tyson
ta 460 Pulliam St.

Married man wants
farm, light wc =, $18.
house furnished. H

and poded: Miss Bell W:
Gainesville, 308 W. Was
St.

Crippled. 27 yrs. ala: wa
farm work, no field work.
with elderly couple, for ho
small pay. Write. Mary I
non. Tifton, Rt. 6, ce
Green.

Want place at once
with light farm work,
work, for room and
| self: and 8 yr. old girl, an
-week. Willing worker. Come
and send fare. Mrs. J. H
way, Marietta, c-o- R. 5
ningham. f

* Want job on erat or
day or week. Can averas
ing 10 cows per hour.
or tractor. Married,
.Good references if neces
W. Ferrell, Beata, 42 ;
St.

-EXp. tractor foe
character, wants job
farm or driving tractor.
1 eae are Yt S

on farm, or looking af
poultry, etc. most a ryth
anywhere. Reference
Epps, Colbert, Rt. 2.

Young man wants
farm with good fami
lic road. Work for b

habits. J. H. Wi
oe -o B. FE. Hubert.

Want job. light far

onable salary. Stella
lanta, 164 Rawson St. s

Nice young poy: wan
farm nd home: i
(Baptist) family:
No bad habits. Can drive
most any kind commor
Ref. Harry ae
town.

Want job on hm
3 in sp tees Be able

40 yr. old. Widain a
bered, dont mind
light farm work, no f:
for home and small Sala
R. M. Garrett, Eson
c-0 Mrs. G. A. Folson

farm work. Honest
to work any tim
Atlanta. E. B: Field Atle
West. Peachtree Place, |

2 in family, can farm
turpentine. Want de
sponsible party, wi
Se or write at once.
ferson, Tifton, Rt. 2.

2 married men want
on 50-50 basis, 1 to hi
groceries and move
make crop. Good tru
tor driver, can repairm
27 and 39 yrs. old _
Write Cleo Phillips,

1, c-0 WE Woo:

Want job on >
tobacco or any kind |
Have 2 children; 9 a ;
age, Have to have
J. Shirley, Alma.

Want work on far
or day labor. 7 in fami
hands. Can drive: tract
and keep them up. C
once. Ref. if needed.
nett, Tignall, aw
Echols. j

Want light farm
work. Unencumbered,
with nice, Christian peo
Vannie Olban, Atlant L
Del. :

23 yr. old white man

mane
Abbeville, Rt. 3. ee

Middleaged, single
wants job light farm.
field work, for home an
salary, with good peopl

26 yr. old young m
job farm work. Best 0
Raines, Dalton, Rt. 4

or come see. John oe
ter, Rt. 2.

19 yr. old boy wants jo
ing. Well exp., State
cluding board. etc., or
me. Clark Smith, Buckhe
fi: : :



4

Want job as caretake
work. 52 yrs. old. A-l
Boynton, Hamilton,