Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1945 November 7

a sell 9 oe Hs i hat a :

a actual ots is demanded he is

Cea, D .
Senator Thnas:
I desire to file with your committee

statement in opposition to the rule
e Chicago Board of Trade which

ts the sller of oats to demand a
her price than the sale price where
ual oats are delivered. __
desire to call the committees at-
n to the vital fact that the unfair-
this rule is equally unfair to the
ers of farm products when it is

i

ied to any other commodity.

he only possible justification for

existence of a commodity futures
would be that it would offer to
of the actual, a place. where

demand could be filled satisfac-

3 RULE PROTECTS THE BEAR
MBLERS AGAINST PAYMENT
THEY LOSE THEIR BET

he purpose of this rule is to pro-

he bears who are fleecing the
r against loss in the event they

a bear on the Chicago Board of

wants to buy cheap oats from |

rmer he can, under protection of
le, sell millions of bushels of oats
and thereby depress . the cash

et for oats.

hould the sales of futures which
r offers fall into strong hands
emand actual. deliveries of oats,

ible to demand a premium of five
a jushel for the actual oats.

TOF COMMERCE AND THE
P OENEX GENERAL

COMM ISSION ER

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7; 1945



the Secretary
_torney General





Board created under Commodities Fu-
tures Act of Congress. The Board con-
sists of the Secretary of Agriculture,
of Commerce and the: At-

Fort the Board to permit the crea-
tion and enforeement of such a rule is

for the Government itself to become a_

party to plundering the ae a
produces the. oats.

When newspapers and radios give
farm sections the quotations on the Chi-
cago Board of Trade for oats, these
quotations make the price that. the
farmer receives.

ae aa ttine bears are stkorie enough to

create a nervous and jittery market,
then actual. oats sell even below. the
price which would be indicated by quo-
tations on the Chicago Board of Trade.

If we are to have commodity fu-

tures markets, then all quotations on
those markets should be for o. L pro-

ducts.

=< at aha Given SS sellers desire to

deal in a grade lower than No. 1, then
> the evidence of their trading operation Al
should show the grade and. quality in |

which they are dealing.

This is true not only with regard
to oats, but with regard to all other
farm commodities. It is especially true
when we come to cotton futures. Under
rules of the New York Cotton lixchange,

abl impossible for a cotton spinner: to

buy cotton in the cotton futures mar-
ket for spinning purposes. This is
because under the rules the spinner can

be made to accept varying grades and.

staple lengths: for which he has no use.

When a spinner buys cotton futures
it is dignified by being given the name
of a hedge. Actually, there is no hedge
because the spinner has not bought any
cotton. - The spinner has simply. placed
a bet that the-price of cotton will not

go down. After the spinner has placed |

his bet on the New York futures mar-
ket, if he wishes to actually hedge, he
must still go into the spot market and
buy cotton.

SPECULATIVE DEMAND

There has always been a legitimate

speculative demand for non- perishable

crops.

This legitimate speculative de-
mand consists simply in the investment
of capital in these commodities as an

-investment to hold for rise in price. :
> The buying of actual cotton or other



_ retary



aaa farm conimodities by legitim.
speculators has always been a stead
influence in the market, and it re

to the benefit of the producer by

moving from the. market a portion

the crop which is held until later |
season, and thereby the sale of th

tire crop is tended to. be exte
throughout the vear..

The making and enforcement
rules on commodity futures ma
that discourage the legitimate sp
lator from making investments is
rectly contrary to the farmers in ere

and thereby directly. eontrary

interest of the country as a whol

THE COMMODITIES FUTURE

- Since Congress, through its au

ity, enacted the Commodities Fu
Act and created The Board, i

cumbent on: Congress to see ae
powers delevated in the Commo

Futures Act are not abused and |

used to depress farm prices.

Under the present setup, the :
ernment itself has totalitarian con
of farm prices.

First all ne ao

- ehanges are under direct and abs
control of The Board consisting |

the Secretary of Agriculture, th
of Commerce and the A
a

Second, The Departs of .
culture through the Commodity
Corporation having the power to de

- mine differentials between pred

loan purposes.

Third, the Secretary of e
ture, who is a member of The Bo
having power to fix parity and th

fix the rate of the Government

Fourth, the Commodity Cre
poration having power to du
threaten to dump Government
on the market at any time.

Fifth, the Secretary of Stat
ing the power to enter into Recip

Trade Agreements, whereby sto

imported farm products ean be dur
into the American market to force
the price of the American farmer

_ Sixth, the power of the
Import Bank to finance the im
these produets.

Since the Government ie
tarian power over prices. t

farmer receives, it amounts, in n

ion, to collusion between the
(Continued on Page H











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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



8 large Box woods, nice shape,
Reas. price. Mrs. J. L. Kincaid,
Ellijay, Rt. 2, Box 79. :

Yctiow, cream Daffodis, 7
Ri grant yellow Jonquils, 40c doz.;
es : White Narcissus, 50 doz.; Wh.
- Double and Single. Ovange|Iris, 45 doz; Blue, Lavender
Dey Lilies, 3 col. Iris, $1.25 C..| Variegated Iris, 50c doz.; Orange
50 Tiger Lily .Bulbs, blooming | day lilies, 10e ea. Add postage.
size, $5.50; Larkspur Seed, mix-| No checks. Mrs. Bartow Bar-
ed-colors, 10c tbls. P.P. Miss| rett, Elivay, Rt. 3.

Eula Cox, Canton, Rt. 2. Orange day lilies, Wild Iris,
: Large double red poppy seed, (purple with pinkish throat),

cage 5 _|$1,00 C.; Shasta daisies, purple
eee pore ee -Verbina, 45 doz.; Pink hibiscus,

25c ea; Jasmine, Altheas, Gol-
Over 100 Var. Iris (Some cost| denbell English Dogwood, 3, 45e.
25c to $1.00, most of names lost),

Add postage. Mrs. Nancy Hen-
59 for $1.00; 1 lot mixed Iris

derson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
nearly all blues and pinks, 50| ~zaleas, Sweetshrub, Rhodo-
for $100; miscellaneous Iris 60

a : - 'dendron, Laurel, Spruce, white
for $1.00, P.P. in Zone 1 & | Pines, $1,00 doz.;Japonica, 50c
ae J. G. Robertson, Carroll-|6,-. Lilac, Althea, Almonds,
fon, pe

pe i Dogwood, Pussywillgw, Spider
Azaleas, Black & Sweet Gum,

lilies, 30c ea.: Iris, Foxglove,
Maple, Poplar, Rose, Wh. Dog-| Phicx, 30c doz. A

Sosa Swamp Dogwood, Bugle| Mrs. W. C. Plumley,
vine, Rose of Sharon, Alder $1,

Route 2.
doz, ea., or mixed, Mrs. C. L.) [Parge Mixed Bulbs, Sacred
Bates, Cartecay.

Lilies, sev. kinds of Warcissus,
Double fringed Rose coloed| #2.00 C.; Coral Vines, 10c; Dou-

oppy seed 10c tsp. Postpaid, ble Day Lilies, large bunch, 25c.
Mrs, Annie B. MecLeroy, Baton-| Add postage. Mrs. Alma Moore,

White Ivis and Glad. Bulbs 38e
oz; Mixed bulbs $2. peck; Milk
and Wine Lilies 10c ea.; Boston
Ferns, rooted, 25c ea. Add post-
Mrs. B. Brady, Cairo, Rt.1

Ellijay,



fon, Rt. 1. Adel.
Giobe Arborvitae, Irish 1 Ai-|, Mums, Dahlias, geraniums,
per, 3 yrs. old, 50c ea.; wwart hydrangeas, ferns, hegonias, fan-
ox acd. Bho AN Postpaid. cy leaf. caladiums, poinsettas,
ee g, :

alternantheras, jew cherries, all
potted; verbena, thrift, violets,
yellow cannas. Half price; Cash
and carry. Thousands of cut
Mums now. R. W. Jordan, At-
lanta, 876 Barnett St., N. E.
HE 3563 R.

Finest of, tulip bulbs, direct
from Holland, 10 col. dif. Reds,
pink, bi-ecolor, reddish-purple,
yellow, white. All labeled, mix-
ed or separate lots, 6, 75c:
12 $1.40; . 25. 62:50; $8.75 C.
Phone after 8:30 P.M: C. M,
Dwight, Atlanta, 1035 Capitol
Ave. S.W. MA8671.

Mrs. Myrtle Tilley, Elh-
3;

Azaleas, $1.00 doz.; Red, Yel-
low Japonicas, 50c ea.; Dbl. Yel-
dow Cannas, 75< doz.; Wh. Pine,
Crabapple, Spider Lilies, Purple
lilac; 25e ea.; Golden Glow, Pur-
ple, Yellow Iris, 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Will Kinser, Elli-



Fine Iris, sky blu, deep blue,
orenid, yellow, purple and many
beautiful two-tones. $1.25. doz.
Postpaid. Mrs, W. W. Trimble,
dris Hill, Adairsville. pe



y
4





notice appearing in the |

published for anyone unless Affidavit or letter is aeons

' barberry, rooted $1.00 doz. Sadie

THIS RULING IS MADE FOR YOUR PROTECT-|

Add postage. |

_ FLOWERS AND SEED

60c doz., $2.50 C. P. Paid. Mrs.





FOR SALE.

Eng. Ivy, flowering quince,
Trifoliate orange, mimosa, wil-
low oak, Russian Olive, For-
sythia, Crepe Myrtle, narcissus
bulbs, lemon lilies, Tiger lilies,
Iris, Philadelphus, Christmas
honeysuckle, pot plants, No mail
orders. Mrs. W. T .Mobley, At-
lanta, 1034 Capitol Ave., S.W.,
WA 8679.

Purple lilac, Crepe Myrtle,
Rose of Sharon, 20c ez.; Cape
Jasmine, good roots, 3 for $1.00;
Purple Flags, Orange Day lilies,
$1.00 C.; Ribbon Grass, dark red
and purple hollyhocks, 10c a.;
Add postage. Mrs, W. O. Phil-
lips, Ashland.

Star of Behtlehem bulbs, 40c
C.; large dbl. poppy seed, sev.
colors, %4 teaspful 15c; alse some
pot flowers, dif. prices, or exc.
for annual phlox or aster seed.
Mrs, Mamie Stone, Adairsville,
Route 2.

Crinum (milk and wine) lily
bulbs, blooming giant size, 25c
ea.; Shasta daisies, perennial
plants, five (5c) cents ea.; Al-
theas. 2 ft. size 20e ea: f. Hi
Bierman, Atlante, 1025 Bellevue
DEON AE: z

Jumbo peony roots, Beladon-
na, large bulbs, 50c ea. mix.
col, tulips and Freesias, 75c doz.
Free gift with each $2.00 order.
Add postage. Exc. for Lemon
lily, jonquils and butter and egg
bulbs. Mrs. N. B. Wilson, Atlan-
ta, 943 Greenwood Ave., N. E,

Single, blue hyacinths $1.00
doz,; watermelon pink crepe
myrtles, rooted. 25e ea,, Tiger
lily bulbs 15 and 20c ea. . $1.00

orders postpaid. Mrs. R. P, Stein- |

hiemer, Brooks.

Royal. Poincianas, 3 and 4 for
$1.00 according to size. All tall,
fine plants. Send M.O. I pay
postage. Mrs. E. G. Anderson,
Baxley, Rt. 2,

Pink, annual phlox, Shasta
Gaisy, large daffodils $2.00 C.;
All col. dogwoods, azaleas, crab-
apples, Cherokee rose, rhododen-~
Mtn, laurels, butterfly

Wilson, Biue Ridge.

Blooming size buibs, dbl. red
dahlias $1.10 doz.; dbl. yellow
Humbert cannas, sev.. col. iris,
50c doz.; orange Hemercocallis
day lilies, 6, 50c; dif. col. Button
mums, 30cdoz. Mrs. Ruth Head,
Bremen.

Roman, blue hyacinths, red |
spider lilies, 60c doz.; butter
and:eggs, yellow narcissus, 35
doz.; Jonquils, 25c doz.; mixed
bulbs, 30c doz.; spirea, snow-
drops, altheas 1l5c and Z5c ea.
Add postage. Mrs, Henry F,
Jarrell, Butler, Rt. 2.

Wh. daffodils, blue iris, red,
purple verbena, orange day
lilies, mint sprigs 30c doz.; 4 doz.
$1.00; purple lilac 15c ea., 2 for
zoc. Add postage, Mrs, Herman
Nixon, Bremen, Rt. 1, Box 187.

20 well rooted Boxwoods 15 to
18 in. high $12.00 at my home
4 miles N. Bowden, on Rte, 2,
Mrs. Melvina Warren, Bowdon,
Route 2:

Large clumps, 3 yrs. old Bud-
dleia (Butterfly Bush), 75c ea,;
Semi-Double Shasta Daisies, 50c
doz.; Feverfew, large clumps,
50c ea. Mrs. T, C. Jones, Atlan-
ta, 179 Palatka: St., S. fi.

90,000 privet hedge plants 200
for $1.00, or exe. for anything
can use, Mrs. B. Thornton, Bow-
don, Rte. 1.

Red, pink, white 2-yr. Rose
bushes 35c; Evergreen Hadge
plants 15c ea.; Yellow Jasmine
vine 10c ea.; Yellow Narcissus
bulbs 10c doz,; Hedge and rose
cuttings 25c doz. Add postage
less $1.00 orders. Mrs. P, R.
Arnold, Benevolence,

Emperor daffodils, Long
trumpet yellow, Johnquils 3-5
to stem, fragrant, large blooms,
Damp Packed. Ready to grow

Chas. B. Robinson, Bowdon.

Thunbergi Barberry, Spirea,
A. Waterer, Deutzia, wh. 25c ea;
Redledag barberry, Redbud 50
ea.; Buddleia, Purple, Grandi-
flora, Vanhouttei Spirea 35 ea.;
Gardenia, Blooming size $1.00-
$2.00 each. Mrs. M. L. West-
brook, Bremen,

Yellow Scotchbroom plants,
blooming size, Green year
around, 6 for $1.00. Miss Lizzie



Smith, Bowersville, Ga...
: SEP oi 2 A 3) tia
i Pl od:

ts Ses

. Abercrombie, Loving. *

While DDT is still in the experimental sta
use on agricultural and horticultural crops, its y
has been proven, when properly applied, as a |
hold and eattle barn spray. a
~~ Best results are obtained when
a residual spray to walls and other surfaces vis
The most effective deposit is obtained
using a 5% solution of technical DDT, and its |
propertise will last for several months.

insects.

It should be applied at the rate of ofne qua
the 5% solution to 250 square feet of surface an
not damage or strain most treated surfaces.
oils is dangerous if applied directly onto anima!
The operator should use a
ing for the mouth and nose to-avoid breathing the
and if any of tse spray gets on the body, it shoul
The spray should not
in contact with open flame or any heated surfa
cause of danger of setting the premises on fire,

Formulas containing DDT wettable powde
be readily mixed with water and are safe to u
animals and present no fire hazard.

% suspension si needed, and this strength m
reduced to 2.5% later in the season. |

DDT should not be used. in wooded areas
its effects on fish, wild life and beneficial insects ;
as. bees, can be determined.

~ Jt has proved to be an effective spray for
flies, stable flies, bed bugs,
It has also been found to be an effective
ment for insects attacking stored seeds and I ounce
dust containing 3% DDT in pyrophyllite will tree
pounds of seeds. Because of the danger from p
ing, DDT is not recommended on stored grains that

or food containers.

washed off immediately.

ticks.

to be used as food.

C, H. ALDEN, Director of Entomolog

HOW TO USE

Article by Dr. C. H. Alden, State Entomologist,
4th Floor, State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.
























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it is appli

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In the sprir

mosquitoes, fleas, an



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



FLOWERS AND SEE
, FOR SALE



2 doz. forsythia, 6 pink weige-
las, 6 purple lilacs, 4 dbl. orange
pomegranates, 2 chinquapin, 2
wh., weeping spirea, 6 jasmine,
1 sng. red ger., 10 hedge, 3 doz.
pink oxalis, $27.00 postpaid.
Mautile Harrison, Bremen. |

Orange Day lilies, red, yellow,
dbl. Cannas, April wh. narcissus,
snowdrops $2.00 C; lilac bush,
privet hedge, 3 yr. old, $1.00 ea.
purple-red verbena 12 for 50c.
Martha Womack, Bremen. Rt. 2
Box 89. _

Dbl. jonquils, Star of Beth-
lehem $3.00 C; King Alfred Jon-
quils, red, yellow ecannas, white
narcissus $2.00 C.; yellow kerria
12 for 50c: erepe myrtle 1 for
Bremen, Rte. 2, Box 86.

Boue Iris, orange day lilies,
white daffodils, red, purple ver-
bena, Lady of the Lake 30e doz.;
4 doz. $1.00; Tiger lilies; purple
lilac 25c ea, Add postage, Mrs.
Fred Mosley, Bremen. Rte. 2.

White paper shell Narcissus
and Yellow Jonquils, $1.50 C,
Add postage. Mrs. Eula Mosley,
Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Jonquils and Grape Hyacinths
3c ea. Postpaid in Georgia. Mrs.
G. C, Taylor, Buchanan, Rt, 1.

Paper white, yellow center
Narcissus and Butter and Egg,
joc C; Little Yellow Narcissus
68e C. All Postpaid. Mrs. H. B
MeGill, Bronwood, a

Small century plants, small
Palms, Small Camphor, small
King Orange. All 40c ea.: Nar-

i cissus bulbs $4.00 C; Banana $1.

S..M. Seaborn, Brunswick.

Giant red thrift plants. No or-
ders than 100. $1.65 C. Post-
paid. Mrs. Noda Hamrick, Bre-
men, RE 1. Box 94...

Everg. Privet Hedge plants
from 6 in. up to 14 50c C, COD.
Mrs. J. D. Anderson, Blue Ridge,
Box 51.

Red Heart Cedar tree, 6-18 in.,
4 for 25c; 50 for $2.00. Add post-
age. Thomas H.. Rowland, Lula,
Star Route,

St. Augustine Grass plants
$1.00 bu. Add 25e postage. Mrs.
J. W .Moore, Lyons, Rt. 4.

Old English Dwarf Boxwoods
Cant ship. Come see. Mrs, C
S. Majors, Lyerly. Rt, 2,

Roses, mixd. col,, Arborvitaes,
pink lotus, 30c ea.; wh, dogwood,
strawberry bush, azaleas, wh.

pine, rhododendrons, 231% ft.,|
$1.00 doz.; Galax, $1.00 C. Well|

rected. Postpaid. Mrs, Addie

Checks.

Hartwell, Rt, 1.








































2 extra large Boxw
Evergreens, for Sale,
Young, Lawrenceville, Rt

More than 40 fine, mi
$2.00 C: $16.00 M; 5 d
blooming Iris, 20c ea.; n
theas, $5.00 C.; dbl. holl
40c doz., 3 doz. $1.00. A
age. Mrs. S. M. Gunt
renceville. Rte. 1.

Giant Golden Trumpet
dils, white narcissus, $.
Exec. for 2 March hat
Barred Rock roosters.
Finley, Lithonia, Rt.

8,000 Glad. bulbs, wl
rose-pink, yellow, peach,
with purple, large 50e; m
small 30 doz., ,Bulblets
Postpaid in Ga. No

Mrs, .H. L, d
Donough, Route 3.

Red holly, dogwood, re
crepe myrtle, Mtn. ros
oak, yellow jasmine,
honeysuckle, 1 to 4 ft. 2
ea, Mrs. Nellie C. Pitts,
tyre, Rte. 1.

Heavy old English dw
woods, fieldgrown, 7 y
10-12 in. Write for price
ustrums, Ivy and Weep
sythia, $1.00 doz. or $
Blanche Woodruff, Green

California blue Violet
plants $3.00 C; Boxwoo
transplanted, pruned, cult

we

$3.00 doz. or $20.00 C.
Smith; Greenville, Rt

Lily Bulbs: Bermuda
$3.00 doz.; Milk and Wink
doz.; Hermerocallis a
Spider lilies $1.00 doz. Ne
less. $1.00. Mrs. A. J.
Griffin,

Jonquils, narcissi,
bulbs 90c C; $7.50 M;-
theas, Scotch Broom,
Spireas, hydrangea,
bushes, spruce pines
6 for $1.00: Mrs. Carl
Hiawassee. foe

Bird of Paradise, pi:
myrile, pink almond,
3 for $1.00; Red Verbens
Sage plants 25c ea., 6
Postpaid. Mrs, C0. B

\

Blue Crepe hyacint
yellow jonquils, litth
Narcissus, and dbl. bu
eggs, all 25 doz. bulb
Vena Brown, Hartwell.

Pink Crepe Myrt
mond, red, pink 7 si











FLOWERS AND SEED. |
-FGR SALE







Evergreen Shasta Daisies, Cal.)
Blue Violets $1.50 C; Eng. Box-
woods 3 doz. 8--12 in. $300 doz.
or lot for $7.00. White Violets
$2.00 C.. Mrs. Addie Wilson,
Morganton.

Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurels,
Red, White Dogwood, Red Buds,
Azaleas, Red Maple, Blooming
Crabapple, Yel. Poplar, Holly,
Rooted 2--4 et. $1.00 doz.
P.P.. Mrs. Docie Hughes,
Morganton.

Red, white Dogwoods, Rhodo-
dendrons, Mt. Laurel, Crabap-
ples, Holly, Red Buds, Red Ma-
ple, Azaleas. All 3--4 ft. well
rooted $1.00 dozen. Frank Chas-
tain, Morganton, Rt. 1.

Azaleas, Mtn. Laurel, Rhodo-
white Dogwood,
Blooming

umpet Daffodils, Dol.
and Eggs, Jonquils $1.25
Bird of Paradise 75c ea.;
Chinese Pinks $1.50 for 25;
Delphinium 50c doz. Miss
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.









and yel. Jonquils, Dbl.
- and- Egg, Long trumpet
ils $1.25 C; Regal Lily
Bird of Paradise 75c
iss Mattie McCurley,







ow and white jonquils,
utter and Egg, Long trum-
odils $1.25 ; Blue and
ris $1.00 doz.;. Chinese
($1.50 for 25.
ley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

rooted pink thrift 35c dz.
age. Mrs. Cromer Mc-
Hartwell, Rt. 2.





Miss Nora







Red Buds,
Crabapple, Red Maple, all 2--4
ft. well rooted. $1.00 doz. P,P.
Johnson Chastain, Morganton.

All col. Azaleas, red Cherokee
roses, Mtn. laurels, red maple,
dogwood,. redbud
$1.25 doz. 3--4 ft., rooted, Add

Mrs, Bert Millhollan,
Morganton, =

Eng. and Dwarf boxwoods,
18in. $3.00 doz.; silver arborvi-
taes 1ft. $1.50 ea., parma) vio-
lets 50c doz.; Shasta daisies $1.50
per C; snowdrops $1.00 per C.
Mrs. W. M. Garren, Morganton.

Wh. dogwood, azaleas, white




4, pink, purple,
Mrs. Glenn Mc-








Red Dogwoods,
Wh. Pine, Wh. Dog-
. All well rooted.
Postpaid. Mrs. K. S.

red, white









2:to 3. tt.
Come after or pay tran.
J. H. Durand,
Branch, Rt. 1.

hyacinths, all blooming















tulip poplars,



pussy willows,
crabapples, 2--5 ft. $1.75 doz.
Postpaid. Mogs packed. Mrs.
J. T. Cooper, Morganton.

125 nice size Boxwoods 15-in.
tall. Price reas. Will not ship.
J. W. Sorrels,



P, P. and insured. prompt
ment. Willie Tanner, Flip-
, O. Box 81.

00 Old Eng: Dwarf box-
4--6 in. high $6.00 C; or
M; also 8--10 in. Semper-
$10.00 C. Mrs. B. L. Rob-
Greenville.

asta daisies 25c bunch; Gol-
ow 30c bunch; Lady of the
white lilac 25c sprout;
fansy 40c bunch; hollyhocks
a, Add postage. Mrs. C. W.
n, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

tra nice, well rooted 1 to 3
igh Privet hedge plants $1.
C.. postpaid. Mrs.
Gainesville, Rt. 7.

k Thrift, red eye, Lemon
$2.00 C; Ophiopogan, lily
grass-like evergreen plants
ing graceful
e flowers

Extra large Red Spider lilies
50c doz.; Odorus Rugulosus, Jon-
Lawrence Kaster var.,
Narcissi $1.00. C; Garlic 5c bulb.
Mrs. Cliff C. Dye, Middleton,



Dif. col. Monthlyroses, white
oleander, abelia, red spirea, cape
cuttings. of
shubbery,
"| rooted 20c ea. Mrs. Charles Rice,

Large bulbs: blue, single hya-
cinths 50c doz. or exc. for mixed
Tulip bulbs; large size cuttings
deep pink and salmon pink sul-
tanas 1l5c ea. 2 for 25c. Add
postage.. Mrs. J. T. Pullins, Mo-



spikes . of
in summer;
ited for edging. Mary L.
Jefferson,

gle Tube rose bulbs 50c dz.
| Sullivan, Marietta, Rt. 2.
uble red Poppy seed 10c
P, Miss Lucille Mar-





Large red spider lily bulbs 40c
doz.; cream narcissus
50c doz.; Nandina
stocky, heavy roots $1.25 doz.:
Polyantha (border roses) deep
rose 5 for $1.00. Add postage.
Miss Claudia Plant, Marshall-




Yellow Jonquil bulbs.
tems, nice size blooms.
.50; C for $3.00; 900 for

0. Mrs, G. M. Moseley,| Reg Cherokee roses, Mtn. lau-

all col. azaleas,
red maple, red, white dogwood,
redbuds, white pine 3--4 ft. $1.25
Add postage.
Payne, Margaret.

- Verbena, red, pink, white,
Royal blue 30c doz., $30.00 M.
Add postage. Mrs. Faris
Monroe, Rt. 1.

2,000 Empress Daffodil bulbs,
; true to name $18.00 M. FOB.
M. E. Foster, Morrow.

Jonquils, butter and eggs and
snowdrop bulbs 20c doz.; Spider
lily bulbs 25c doz. Add postage.
| Mrs. W. V. Register, Morven,

Silver leaf Maple, dogwood,
redbud, red, pink rambler, red
| Radiance and Seven Sister ros-
es 30c ea.; Bugle narcissus, Shas-
ta daisies, purple iris 50c--75c.
No order less 50c, Add postage.
Mrs. Minnie Fain, Morganton,

Strawberry bush,
weeping willow, dogwood, for-
sythia 25c ea:, 4 choice roses
Shasta Daisies 50c-75c; Leo-
pard grass 3, 50c.
Add. Postage.
Mattie Killingbeck, Morganton.

Azaleas, rhododendrons,
spruce, black pines, sweetshrubs,
white dogwood, K
red maple, fernleaf sumac, tulip
bridalwreath, yellow,
thernless roses, altheas, blue
lilac, rooted 2--4 ft. $1.50 doz.
Elsie Heaton,

rels, hemlock,
Laurel, Hemlock, Azaleas,
odendrons, Redbud, Straw-
ush $1.00 doz. Blue Iris,
Fall Pinks, Snapdragons,
rops, Day lilies,
lets $2.00 C. Mrs. Bon-
rerombie, Mineral Bluff.

urel, Azalea, Red, wh.
, Maple, Pines, Crab-












Sweetshrubs,
Willows, Cherokee Roses,
Trailing arbutus, Galax,
Mrs. Clifton Davis,






Red Maple, Pines, 2--3 ft.
$f. doz; Rhododendrons,
hrubs, Pussy-Willow, Cher-
ses 20c ea., Trailing Au-
Galax, Heartease 25c dz.

D. Davis, Mineral Bluff,
Shrubs, red Maple, Crab. -
ted, white Dogwoods,
illow, Mt. Laurels, Rho-
tons, Bridal Wreath, Az-
2--3 ft. high $1.25 doz.;
8 Aubutus,
35 dozen. Mrs. B
Mineral Bluff,












Laurel, Rhododendrons,
Azaleas, Yel., Wh. Dog-

arrow wood,
Coral Berry,





Red Bud,
Rose, Crabapple.
ge Phiox,

. All post-
Boon Wilson, Mor-|.



Daisies $1.00



Dbi. ants (assorted clerst
bulbs and Scariet red Verbena
and Calamus bulbs 5@c. doz.

. McLaughlin, Green-
MM oy GS ous a paca,







FOR SALE

_ FLOWERS AND SEED ERS AND SE!

RSALE



trude Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Hester, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Ave., Phone DE. 4029.

Womack, Dublin, Rt. 4.

Treague, Ellijay, Rte. 2.

Route 3.

Ellijay, Rt. 2.

jay, Rt. 2,

Snowball, Holly
Je HH, Penland, El ijay.

McLeod, College Park, Red:

Rt. 2, Box 166.

$6.00 ea.

shipped. Mrs. W. M. Gilbert,
College Park. Ca 3864.

been cut back now 12-15 in.

high. 3c ea. postpaid. J, T.
McDaniel, Conyers.

Double red and Yellow Can-
nas, 50c doz. Dbl. Orange Day
Lilies, 30e doz. Dwarf Pink
Spirea, 50c bunch. Watermelon
color Crepe Myrtle, 50c rooted
piece. Mrs. V. E. Bennett,
Cordele, Rt. 2. .

White Wisteria, rooted, Deep
Red and Pink Crepe. Myrtle, 6

Lilies, $1.00 doz. Many kinds
mixed bulbs, $1.00 C. 8 colors
fine Cannas, $1.00 doz. Shasta
daisies 50c dozen. Mrs. J, R.
Camp, Cordele.



spoonful. L, A, Crow, Gaines-







Purple Iris, blue grape hy-
acinths; White Narcissus, Dra-
gonhead, 35 doz. Tuberose, 75c
Pink Hibiscus, purple Li-
pink Christmas Cactus,| Fountain, Fort Valley.
oe il si Blooming size pink Myctl

sizes. Myrtl
oe and Butterfly bushes 25e
Yellow and blue Iris 40e doz.

ey Well rooted. Add postage. Nc
Cuttings of Varigated leaf and) checks, Mrs,

Red Sultana, Pink and Red Wax,
Maple Begonia, Lantana, _
and Pink Geraniums 5e ea.; Re : :
| Jew 3 for 5c. Add postage. Alma | PFice. Mrs. J. H. Durant, Flo
Presness, Gainesville, Rt. 1. ~

Rhododendrons, mtn. laurels,
hemlock, azaleas, strawberry-
bush, tulip: poplar, dogwoods,
2--3 ft. $1.00 doz. Fall pinks,
Calif. blue violets, snowdrops,
day lilies, blue Iris $2.00 C. Miss
Gladys Robinson, Mineral Bluff.

Azaleas, dogwood, red maples,
mtn. laurels, pines, Indian Ar-
row, rhododendrons, Easter
Bells, red, white, pink running
roses, sweet shrubs 20c ea.; ga-
lax, mtn. ferns 40c doz. Ger-

Reasonable. Miss Mattie Du-.

tan, Cumming, Rt.1-

Bluegrass, Purple - Violets,
Trailing Arbutus 50c doz.; Red
tame Honeysuckle Vines, Yellow
Peachtree Roses 25c ea. Red
Yellow and Orange Honey-
suckle bushes 20c ea. Mrs. G. C.

Nice well rooted Boxwoods
6--12 in. tall; Peach Almond 20c
ea.; Purple and White Lilac 25c
Purple Iris and Yellow
$2.00 doz.

Fine, beautiful, assorted Iris
50e doz.; $2.50 C; and 1 doz. wh.
sweet Narcissus bulbs, (bloom-
ing size) free with each C. Mrs.
G. E. Pittman, Decatur, 139 Erie

Small rooted Boxwood $2.00 C
2 ft. Altheas, double pink and
large single white $1.50 doz.;
45 (4-ft. high, 3 ft. diam.) Gar-
denia bushes $1.50 ea, for lot.
Mrs. R. F, Terrell, Greenville,

Wild Easter Lily, Star of Beth- |
lehem, daffodil bulbs $1.00 C;]
Cannas 40c doz.; Jasmine;, Dog-
wood, Umbrella China, Altheas. |
Spirea, Holly, Crepe Myrtles,
white Honeysuckle 3--5 ft. 35
to 45c. Add postage. Mrs, T, K.

Nandinas,
Ligustrum, $2.00 C.; Althea, Spi.
rea $1.25 doz.

Rhododendron Laurel, Sweet-
shrub, Spruce, White Pines, Az-
aleas $1.00 doz.; Red, yellow
Japonica 50c ea:; Althea Lilac,
Dogwood, Almonds, Spider lilies
30c ea.; Foxglove, Iris, Phlox
30c doz. Add postage. Mrs. L. M.

Daffodils, Narcissus, Orange
Day lilies 75c C; $5.00 M. Red,
Pink, Rose, Bridalwreath, Pink
Myrtle, White Climbing Rose
2 for 25c; White, yellow fall
Pinks 35c doz.;. Add postage.
Miss Kathleen Parks, Ellijay,

Azaleas, all colors 50c doz.;
Altheas ,Boxwood, Red straw-
berry, White Pines, Dogwood
25c ea.; Sweetshrubs, Pink crab-
apple 75c doz.; Phlox 35 doz.
Add postage. Decy Stanley,

Pink Weigela; Double yellow
Japonica, Althea, dbl. Almonds,
Lilacs, Boxwood, Arborvitae,
30c ea. Tiger lily bulbs 20c.
Blue, Lavender Iris 25 doz, Add|
we re | onalls, Pink tart, Red Vee Meee
bena, Star Moss, Dusty. Miller, Winder. Rt. 3. Box 177
Jonquils, Butter and eggs 2c jee a :
plant rooted; Rooted Cape Jas-
mine 25c ea. Cuttings of Dbl. ;
Pink Carnation-Petunia or Rose|30c. Postpaid. Mrs, E. F
Sharon 15c ea. Mrs. R. J.| gram, Young Cane.
leming, Lincolnton. _

Wrexham Hybrids Delphini-

Yellow Thorniess rose, Crab-
apple, Clematis, Tiger lily,
Spruce pine, Arborvitae, Box-:
wood $3.00 doz; Lilac, Almond,
Rose Acacia, Norway Spruce,
Cedar, Colorado blue Spruce.
3, $1.00. Mock Orange, Mimosa,
1.00 ea. Mrs.

Large Trumpet Daffodils,
April Blooming Narcissus, Jon-
quils, Day Lilies, $1.00 C; $2.75,
300; Wisteria, Dwarf Spirea,
Winter Jasmine, Purple Lilacs,
8 for $1.00. Mrs. Christine

Mrs. J. E. Ingram, Lithonia.

Arborvitae, Pink Lotus 30c ea.
Strawberry bush, Azalea, Holly,
Rhododendrons, Crabapple, Wh. S
Dogwood, Wh, Pines, Maple,|Spicatum, Calic _bushes,
2-3% ft. $1.00 doz. Galox, Orange | paca, cornus florida, ivy, laurel,
Lilies $1.00 C. Rooted. Postpaid.| and others. Wetmoss packed.
Mrs. Cora Lingerfelt, Loving. |Gordon Hunnicutt, Tallulah

Broken Peony Tubers, asst.
colors, large, 6 for $1.00. Run of
the lot 12 for $1.00. Postpaid.
Mrs. W. H, Aydelotte, Fairburn,

Rainbow Moss, love and tangle
40c bunch; blue, blue and white
striped Violets; English Ivy 25c
doz. Bronze lemon lilies, yellow | postage. Mrs. Given A. Sm
narcissus 30c doz.| Thomaston, Rt. 4.
Blooming size Hydrangea 40c
each, Mrs. D, M. Hughey, Fair-
Mount, Rte. 1, Box 159.

Beautiful flowering Crabapple
shrubs, pink and white blossoms
$1.00 doz.; 3-5 ft, high. Large
blue and white flags 50c doz.
Not postpd. Mrs. Clyde Waldrip,| Maddox, Stone
Flower Branch, Rt. 1.0 Box 297.

Large Trumpet Daffodil
bulbs, $1.00 C; 500, $4.00. He-
merocallis bulbs and Shasta
Daisies, 3 doz., $1.00; Wisteria,
Dwarf Spirea, 7 for $1.00. P. P,
Mrs. Dick Powell, College Park,

Improved Daffodils, large
creamy yellow, 50c doz; $3.50
C. April White Narcissus, 30
doz.; 80c C. 2 Irish Junipers,
Pink Crepe Myrtle,
large, $1.00 ea. Shrubbery not

Armor River Hedge plants
(yard hedge, stays green ail
year around), 2 yrs. old, has








15c ea. Globe

Gainesville, Rt. 6. Route 1.

$1.25 postpaid.

plant. Mrs.
White Plains.

Falls.

farm produce.







- Of interest to all p
ested in FEED SACKS: ee

The Third Assistant Postmaster General, Was
ington, D. C., has RULED that notices regardin
Feed and Other Sackseither FOR SALE or WAN
EDare NOT PERMISSIBLE nor acceptable fe
publication in the Market Bulletin.
therefore, publish an
relative to sacks.

for $1.00; Milk and Wine Royal

Sweet William seed 25c large





SPECIAL NOTICE








1,000 mixed bulbs $1.00 C; 50
sm. size, mixed $1.00, 200.
nice and clean. 6 doz. Empe:
Daffodils $3.00. Del.




Flowery Branch, Rt. t
Boxwoods 2--4 ft. high. Reas,

ery Branch, Rt. 1.

Steels Jumbo pansies, 5 for:
$1.25; $2.25 C; Elder daisies, pink
thrift, clove pinks 50c dz.; bulb
tulips, Duteh Iris, glads, tub
roses $1.00 dz.; abelia, nandina
Mrs. Mae Turner, | others. Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley,

Roosevelt and Boston ferns,
salmon and red sultanas, Bronz
leaf, red, pink begonias, Cu
osity cactus, variegated bouq
plant; coleus, 5 rooted pla

Eley, White Plains.

Holly, Wax Leaf! Lily of Valley, single pips 65
doz.; 50, $2.25; $4.00 C;. Queen
Violets (very sw.| Annes lace 12 for.35c: mix,
scented) 50c doz. Ornamental] seedling stock plants 85c do
Jerusalem Cherry $3.00 doz.
Lois Woodruff, Greenville, Rt. 5.

Perrenial Verbenas, Dark red ton.
large flowering Velvet $1.00 doz. Super Swiss
Scarlet red, lavender and white
60c doz. All large plants, Maude
Hamby, Greenville.

Dwarf Boxwood 6--8 in. $7.00
per C; 12 to 15 in. $50.00 per C;|cissus 35c dozen. Orange D
Crepe Myrtle, Abelia, Nandina,
Eng. dogwood, blooming size Waco, Rt. 2.
25c ea. Scarlet perennial Ver-
bena 2 doz. plants $1.00-$2.00 C.
Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Greenville.

Yellow Jasmine,
Abelia, Butterfly bush, Lantana
30c ea.; Liriope 75c doz.; Flow-
ering Quince, Gardenias, . Wax
Leaf and Tall-growing Ligus-
trum, Nandinas 75c ea.; Paul
Scarlett Rose 75c ea. Well root-
Mrs. Walter B. Roberts,
Iron City.

Assorted Tulip Bulbs, Bloom.
ing sizes. C.O.D. $4.75 C. D. W.
Nichols, Kingston. |

Gladiolus dif. col. bulbs 50c
doz.; white Narcissus with yel- :
low cup 30c doz. Postage paid. Se eee
L. D. Elliott, Lavonia, = Yeh Aes

12 healthy 18-in. wide 24-in
tall Old Eng. Dwarf Boxwoods.

Mrs. I. H. Maxey,

24 for $1.50. Add exc. to chee
Mrs. F, M. Combs Sr.,





plants. 25, 750; 50, $1.25; $2.25 C
Add exc. to checks. M. }
Combs, Washington, Rt. 2.

Yellow Junquils, White Nar






Lilies $1.50 C, JoAnne Entre



Cape Jasmine, 2 for 50c, Cr
Myrtle, pink, 8 for $1.00. Few
rooted figs, 2 for 50c. P.P. Mrs
A. Horsley; Waco, Rt. 2, Box

All col. dbl. Altheas, blue H
drangea, Pink Almond, Crepe
Myrtles, Wisteria, purple lilac
rooted, 2 yrs., 50c ea.;
Narcissus, Jonquils, Paper Wh.
Apr. and May Narcissus, 50 dz
Mrs. E. L. Smith, Wadley.

Well rooted pink thrift plants
60c C. del. Oct. -Nov. time t
Jeff Marchman,

Rooted Pink Thrift 75

Old Fashioned Poppy seed
colors, double and single, 1 tis
t




White, yellow Iris 50c
cannas, dbl. red, yel., $1.01
Oriental Poppies, Giant| pink, lavend. crepe myrtles 25
Shasta Daisies, Long-spurred|ea.; pink Seven Sister Rose
Columbines, Clematiflora spur- L
less Columbines $1.75 doz. strong| and large bronze and red Mu
Oriental Iris $2.00 doz.|30c doz. Add Postage.
Gussie Conner, Villa Rica, Re

Rhododendron, Azaleas, Her
lock, Arbutus, Galax



rooted, 15c ea.; wh. yel. Bu

, Acerdasy-
carpum, Pinus Strobus, Ace



Jonquils, Butter-Cup bulb:
60c C. Sing. blue Hyacinths 26
for 75e. All P. P. Miss Margaret
Holloway, Thomaston, Rt. 2

400 Nice daffodil bulbs, drie
and ready to plant $14.00





Well rooted, evergreen he
plants, 1c ea., $1.00 per C. past-
paid; larger size 5c to 25 ea

Hemerocallis lily bulbs 5c
50 to 100 lots; rooted Jan
mine, wisteria 25c ea. E




Mountain, Pe





atrons of the Bulletin inter.













We will
y further notices in the Bul







a E. HYNDS, Editor-Bi tin,




OWERS AND oe
FOR: SALE

belia, "Beauty Gah. Gecge
le, St. Johns worth, Spirea,
woods, sw. Myrtle, Holly,
gnolia, Tea Olive, Lantana,
d Angle-trumpets 15 ea. plus
Mrs. Wavy Lewis,

a red Reanders goa
hydrangia cuttings J5 ea.,
O 20c bunch, rooted.

. Warren, Toomsboro,

antanas 25 ea.:; Camphor
Sy sual $1, 00 doz.: glance Ze

yellow. jasmine,

edar, holly,
dogwood, SW. shrub,

ybeard,

- Be ea.: : magnolia oa ae
se 1-2 ft. 15c to 75c ea. Add
sta No checks. Mrs. Dee
ae Toomsboro, Rt. 3.

quil bulcts $1.00 per

G. Collins, Stillmore.
0 field grown, Wax Leat
lia Gladiflora, 9-5 yer. $2.50
$8. Ose 3.ft. cut $4.00. ;
var. Oleanders 5 ft. green
ittosporum 3 f{t., gardenias 5 ft.
1.10 each. P. P. Mosspacked.
J. W. Edwards, Springvale,

ee

ed and pink Hibiscus, pur-
Eng. wisteria, altheas and
shrubbery 25e. ea.; also
-crowns, No. 1, Moss:
d $2.00 C. Yonge Walker,

a, Rt. 3.
hardy Shrubs $1.00; purple
erfly, dbl. pink altheas, lilac,
-phlox, violets, etc. Also
OF leaf Sage plants 4 for 60c.
Myrtle Pace, Temple, Rt. 1.

il blooming narcissus $1.00
Exe. for Tulips. Mrs. John

er, Temple, Rt 2s
ffodils $1.00 C; peachtree
ay purple lilac 25c ea.: pur-
Tris 40c doz.; everblooming
es, pink, white, 3 butt gabe}
dd postage. -No checks. Mrs.|
Gable, Talking Rock.

evergreen

5 50 for $1.00; also}

ig
s $1. 00. feo e. with 200 mi.
Acree, Toccoa,

setshrubs, cedar, holly, dog-
ood, greybeard, -yel, jasmine,
Tis

-olive, watermelon red. crepe |:

q to 5 ft. 10c to 45 a.;
mai olia hawthorne 75c ea. Add
ge. No checks. Mrs. James

ell, Toomsboro, Rt. 3.

ds wh,
11] _tea+olive, greybeard,
ay Tree of Par adise 1 to 5

25 to 40c ea. Add postage.|:

Alma Colson, . Toomsboro,
fags

ardy phlox, Foxgloves, Cali- Rt. 1.

a blue Violets, fall Chrys-

hemums. Day lilies, Verbe-
25 dz; Hibiscus, Sw. Shrub,
Lee Tris, Pink Almond,

White pines,

--4 ft. $1.00 ee

ponicas 75 ea.: Boxwood

. Reas. price. Add postage,
Johnson, Talona.

Hem-

hemlock

.; red, yellow
Red bush 50c
shrubs 25 ea.;
50c doz. Add
Pearl Stover,

onicas 75C a.5
ree, SW.
~wlris

eas 2--4 ft., blooming size,

s, red, yel. $1, 00 doz.; red
y japonicas, blooming size
ea. Add postage, Mrs.
Be 1 Wright, Talona.

-amums, cameo pink 75c
ooted abclia, db? orange
uff day lilies $1.00 doz.;
, City of Portland 15c ea.;

dil and butter & egg bulbs |

oz. Add postage. No stamps
ks. Mrs. Miles T. Tanner,

baler helidiock seed 40c
so small var., red can-

bulbs 60c doz. Mrs. J. O.
Ere: Ga. Rt. 1.

Qyr old rooted:

( ne. Big leaf 35c ea. or
1.00. Cash. No. -Checks-
ssville, Rt, 3, on

_ FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE |

FOR SALE

"FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE -



ins Rese 15c ea.:

Mrs.

1 5 ea.:

| Mrs.

dogwood, holly, aa

Red, Yel-| -



Loree ee (oxi own E

roots), 24 in. 60c ea., 15 in. 40c
each; Narcissi,
50c doz. $1.70 C; paper white,
35 doz. $1.15 C. Del. 2nd. zone.
No checks. Postage with inquir-
ies.! Mrs. Mittie Collins, Smith
ville, Rt. 1. :

Paper White eee bulbs,
good planting stock $7.50 bu.
Dr. S. M. Long, Saint Marys. ~

Bulbs: King Alfred Daffodil
60c doz.; Paper wh. Oct. bloom-
ing Narcissus. 50e doz.; Jonquils,
Yellow Narcissus and "Varigated

e and eggs) daffodils 50c

per C. Add postage. No Checks.
Mrs. Charles B: Tanner, San-
ee

Large Yellow Cannas, 2--5
eves e. 00 G22P PW ai. Stear-
man, Savannah, Rt. 1, Box 34.

eee Narcissus 50c doz.*
Cream Blue, Pink, White, Pur-
ple, Var igated, Bronze 30c doz.
Postpaid. Tube Roses. 25c doz.
Mrs. W. M. Vilkers, Siloam,
Route 1.

Easter
25c- each,

Add postage.
son, Smithville, P. OQ. Box 41. > :

Have sev. sm. cabbage palms.
50c ea. or 3 for $1.00; and want

Lily bulbs, large size,
small, 10c-15 each.

1/2 doz. white spider lily bulbs,

State prices. W. T. Whatley,
Sparta, P. O. Box 295.

Well rooted large: pink, red,
purple Verbena 35c doz.; Purple
lilac, Dorothy Perkins Roses 15c
ea.; Purple Violets 25 doz. Mix.

}col. Hollvhocks 10c ea. No orders
Jess $1.00.
Stone Mtn., Rt. 1.

Mrs. Grady Brown,

3--4 M Jonquils $10.00 M.;
Crepe Myrtle, Altheas, Mare-

chalneil Roses 25c ea.; Butterfly |

Cuttings 10c ea:; Dorothy Perk-
Z- tor ee Mrs.
Boao. Osborn, Roy.

3D Boxw ood bushes, 2--4 ft
high - $2.50-$8. 00 ea. AUS Effie.
Stover, Roy. !

Different. colors | -Geraniums,
blooming $1.00 ea. Add carry-
ing charges. No stamps, checks.
J; he. Sorcelis: Royston,
Route 1.

Pink cushion Mums 25c doz.;
pink thrift. T5c Cred: Begonia
10c ea.; 5. col: Sultanas, rooted:
pink verbena, le seach;
Petunias Ze eG: Add postage.
Lester Phillips, Roy ston,
Route 1.

-Figer lilies 50 doz. wh. nar-
cissus 25c doz.; also Celestial
Figs (ripen. early "till. mid-sum.:;
Jie crops a season), 21ft. bush
(5C.64,*
Postpaid. Mrs. Ida Evans, Roop-
ville; Rt.vk.

doz; 1 lg. Eng, Boxwood, about
4ft. tall and 16ft. diam. for sale.
Miss Pearl Turner,

Box 3267

Old time, yellow,
blooming, and white Easter rose
bushes 25c ea.. mix, col. dbl.
Larkspur seed 1c. pkg. pink
Mums 25 doz.: bright rose

thrift $1.25 C.: Add postage. Mrs. |
Lee Cromer,

Royston, Rt. 1.

2-re old Nandinas 25c. ea.;
2-yr. sw. Pomegranates $1.00 ea.;
pink gladioli bulbs 25 doz.:
Roval Purple Dahlias 50c. doz.
bulbs. Del. in Gat a>
Stanton, Newborn. ge

All col. azaleas, sw. shrubs
50 doz.; ; wandering jew 10c cut-
ting; Indian Arrow, red maple,
dogwood 75c doz.; Velvet. rose,
snowballs, lilies, golden bells 25c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Cleve
Cantrell, Oak Hill.

Red maple, Ind. Arrow, dog-
wood 5c. doz.; Velvet, rose
snowballs, lilies, goldenbells 25

peach: wandering jew 10c cut-

ting: all col. blooming azaleas,
sweetshrubs 50c doz. Add post-

age. Mrs. Janie Waddell, Oak
Hill.

Billiardi Spirea 35 ea.; white
dogwood, native azaleas $1.00
doz.; Ind. Arrow 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Violet ee
Oak Hill.

' Glad bulbs, Gardenia Geis),
King Lear (purple), Blue Beau-
ty, large var., blooming size 15
for $1.00; bulblets $2.00. pint:

| Rainbow mixture, large, 15 for.
-$1.00; med. 20 for. $1. 00; bulblets.
$1.50. pint. Postpaid. S.R. pees
ese Oo ees ee.

Chinese sacred |

Mrs. L. B. Dickin-

~Sft. trees $1.25 ea, All|-

i sus 45 doz.;
Dbl. wh. Biaweds bulbs 60c}

Ringgold,

Monthly }

phlox, foxgloves 50



Boxwood | oe 70. Sas 3k

to 5 ft. high $5. 00 ea. FOB. Mrs.
Monroe Few ell, Palmetto.

Shasta. daisies 50c doz.; extra
large, hybred Shastas 60 doz.;
perennial phlox, white, rose,
pink 75 doz.;. Nandinas, 3 for
$1.00. Well rooted. Del. and
damp packed. Mrs, L. L. Pear-
man, Pavo. Rt. 1.

President cannas (red), scar-

Jet red Verbena 50 dz.; mix. col.
cluster.
rnareissus. $1.25 -C; purple lilac

Iris 60c doz.; irag. yel.

50c ea. baby- breath spirea 40c
ea. $1.00 orders P.P. Evelyn
W. Seago, Pinehurst.

55 Eng. boxwoods, from 1 to
10 yrs. old, 50c to $10. 00 ea. at,
my home. Cant ship. No letters
ans. Mrs. Wheeler Stover}
Pisgah.

Verbena (lavend. only) plants
50e doz.; jonquils 50c doz, bulbs.
Mrs. i A McTyre, Powder
Springs. Z

20 var. Iris 95, 40c: $1507 :

daffodils 65c C; junipers, pink,

white weigelas, arborvitaes, cy-
donia japonica 25c ea.; purple
lilac, bridalwreath, goldenbeHs,
wisteria 10 ea., 90c doz. Mrs.
Henry Eller, Ellijay. Rt. 3.

: Pink erabapple, sw. shrub 30c
ea.; azaleas 90c doz.; pink al-
monds, lilies, iris, goldenglow
45 doz.: ; yellow cannas 75c doz.;
few japonicas 40c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Glen Moore, aay
Route 2, Box 94.

Daffodils, Hemercallis 80 C;
sev. var. Iris $1:50 C; junipers,
arborvitaes, pink, white weige-
las 25c ea.; myrtle vine .15c doz.,
$500.2C* purple wisteria, - lilac,
forsythia- 10c ea. Francis Eller,
Ellijay. Rt. 3.

Orange lilies, Star of Bethle-/

hem, daffodils, tame violets,
wild Iris $1.00 C: pink, hardy.
phlox, old-fashioned gold button
mums 85c doz., hibiscus, snow-
balls 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Mallie Henderson, ae Rt 3,
Box 49.

Yellow ees
bleeding heart, weeping wil-
lows, weigelas,. Japonicas, gol-
denbells, red, pink, white spi-
rea, Jan. choneysuckle 25cC ea.;
dif. roses 30 ea. Rooted P. P.
in Georgia. Mrs, J. G. Williams,
Ellijay.. Rt. ip

Boxwoods, arborvitaes 12- 15
th da japonicas, dbl. almond,
altheas, red hibiscus, goldenbells

206 0z=

20C} all col. bloomg. size azaleas|.

60c. doz.; all rooted. Add post-

age. Martha Eller, Ellijay.
Rout 2. |

Spider lilies, Viseteou: 50
doz; lemon lilies, , yellow narcis-
blue iris, jonquils
39. doz.; sweet williams, butter
and- eggs 40c doz.: :blue violets
$1.00 'C; - Winter jasmine 25 ea.

Mrs. R. ee Stembrid; e, Ellijay.
Box 307. : us

Dbl. a japoniens 75 ea.: red
dogwoods 25c or 5 for $1.00; King
Alfred jonquils 75 doz.; -datfo-
dils 65 doz.: boxwoods, arbor-
vitaes $2.00 ea, All well rooted.
No checks. Mrs. Mart Gentry,
Ellijay. Rt. 3, Box 61A.

Daffodils, narcissi, orange day
lilies 75 C, $5.00 M; purple King
Iris yellow, white, Winter Pinks,
leopard : lilies 40c doz: purple li-
lac, wh. running, pink and red
Roses 25 ea. Rooted. Add post-

age. Mrs. Frank Park
Route 3... aS

Azaleas, white dogwood, maple

60c doz.; mtn, laurel,
806 dos rels, ivy, pines

pink une
rooted, snowball 25c ea;
hock seed 25 cupful; Add
age. No checks. a
Farist, Ellijay. Rt.

Dbl.

holly-
post-
Maud

japonicas a ea.; ys
dranges: pink almond, orange
and pink honeysuckle, pink lo:
cust, dogwoods 50c ea.; lemon.
lilies, - phlox, daffodils, jonquils,

40c doz, eae M
Bllijay. Rte onroe Barnes,

Privet hedge, blue. vidlets 50c
per Ce mix: col. Iris, purple
Cc doz.- ; Pussy
and weeping willows, snowballs,

silver maples, jJaponicas 25 a.
Del.

jay. Rte. Se

100 boxwood, all sizes, dor ae
reasonable prices: Vinie Roper,

Resident of Ga., but .P. O. address | 7 :
Lis Culberson, N |

Cy Rt 1.

or Siberian, $1. 00 dz.;

thr ift 40c doz.:

butter- -cups,

25e
; Mimosa bush - 50 ea.,. aoe

red Seven Sister ; roses,

grape hyacinths

Mrs, W. D. Ralston, Ellis)



Day lilies 35c doz. $1.50 C.
Postpaid *in. Ga. or $3. 00 M. at
my home. Purchaser to dig.
Dark blue Siberian Iris 40 doz.,
$1.50 Cin Ga. Mrs. Newt E,
Spence, Carrollton. Rte. 5.

Genuine lemon lilies, 2. col.
pink per. phlox, ophiopagon 35c
doz.; mix. narcissus $1.00 C; an-
other mixture, large type, about
7 var. 35c doz., $2.50 C; $1.00 or-
ders P. P. Mrs. E. C. Robertson,
Carr ollton, -

per doz; Iris mixed $1. 20 Cc;
Dalmatica giant blue 50
$1.20;. 3. daffodils, 250; $1.65;
Boe yellow $1.10 C; Orien-
tal rose, 4, 60c. Mrs. J. M. Hall,

Calhoun. Rt 1k:

Rooted pink thrift, rosemary,
Sp oe, 10, 61-00; orchid thrift,
25, $1.00; white oleanders, 25e:
sultanas, dark and light red,
pink to salmon pink, 3, 25.
$1.00 orders P. P. Mrs. Annie
West, Crawfordville.

Shrubbery, sm., 15c ea.; large
cheap if come after: pot. flow -
ers, < lerns;--15 good bunch; 2
kinds speckled leaf cactus,
rooted, 10c ea.; other cactus, 3

kind oxalis, 5c: ea. Add postage) ;

small orders. Mrs.
Williams, Cumming.

Light blue violets 45c. C; gol-

Ralph I.

denbells, forsythia, bridalwreath,

spirea, wisteria, purple lilac, 3

for 25c; junipers, abelia, weigela,
Eng. dog-.

20C @a.;
Hemerocallis, dbl.

arborvitae.
wood, 2, 25c.

sing., 70c C, Mrs: Doyle. Eller,

ilijay. = Rt3.

A 4-yr. old Briarcliff Rose
bush, good roots, 4 ft: $1.50; gold
flame honeysuckle, with: red
blooms (inside yellow), 4 ft.
4 for $1.00; rose per.
$1.00 Del.
Douglasville.

%

Ri

Few tame bush honeysuckle

and butterfly bushes 15c ea.;
pyramid arborvitaes, 1 yr. old,
10c ea.; Dwarf and Tree box-
woods, 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30c ea.;
red hot poker, 20 clump. Add

postage. Mrs. R. H. Whelchel,
Dawsonville. Rt. 3.

Tris: 75 doz.:

mixed, ; Spanish
ae Ue $i. 00 dz.; butter- -cups,
toxgloves, butter and eggs, Oct.
pinks, red honeysuckle, or wood-
bine vine, $1.00 dz. Add postage.
Cash or 'M., O. Ance Grindle,
Dahlonega. enue d, Box 58. -

Mums, Fall Pind
blue Siberian and mix. Tris, 50c
doz.; cannas, - butter- -Cups, pink
hardy hibiscus,
4 goes Add postage. Mrs. Lona
Blackwell, Dahlonega, Rt

Per. phlox, 6,
foxgloves, butter
and eggs, Oct. pinks, red honey-
suckle or woodbine vine, Sibe-.
tian or Spanish Iris, $1. 00 doz.;
mix. iris, 75 doz. Add postage,
Cash or 'M. QO. . Mary ee
Dahlonega, Rt. ds

Jonquil and Narcissus wuths
20e doz.; red cannas, purple iris,
25. doz.: Xmas cactus, climbing
ivy, 25 bunch: orange day lilies,

30c doz. Add postage. Mrs, Otis

Mashburn, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Dbl. ger., 6 sm. cacti- begonias,
coleus, unrooted lUc ea. $1.06
orders Postpaid; Pot yard flow-
ers priced on request. L. A.
Kellogg, Cumming. Rt. 5.

Black Locust Sprouts, 2 ft. 25c

each; Orange Day and Purple

Tris Lilies 35 doz; Jonquil bulbs,

Add postage. Rosie
Crowe ex Cumming. Rt. 1.

Mix. col. Tulip bulbs, all
blooming size, O 150. Sh 00 doz;
Rose cuttings, pink Weigela and
Deutzia limbs 25c. doz; blue
35 doz. No

checks, ade: Duran, Cuming,

Route 1,

Sey. thousand cannas, mlik
and wine lilies, 20c ea.: :
nia and Mexican Zinnia Seed,

mix. col. 20 cup; shade trees
0c ea. Mrs. LL. M: Wooten,

Camilla.
Well rooted
plants $4.50 .
Mrs. Roma _Johnson,
Route 3.

evergreen hedge
postage.
Dallas,

Dbl. and sing. old time Or ange

for :

| bulbs,

phlox, 10,
Mrs. Boyd Baggett,
: white dbl.

: per. phlox |. ;

Verbena, |.

50c; $1.00 doz.:

Seven
Sister Roses 25 ea.: Giant Zin- |

Roxboro Rd., A



little blue ~

phlox 40 doz;

sweet peas, tiger lilies
poker, 6, 50c: thrift, 50
med. size dahlias, mix.
doz.

Glads, winter Pinks, whi
doz; large yellow rose, tho
Red Locust, Peony rose,
Boxwoods, Maple, Holly,

| Weeping Lilac 25c ea. Add
Peonies. mix. 4 for $1.10; $3.10

age. Mrs. Pr oe

Diamond.

Dusty Miller, fcslo gC
glow 25c doz: jonquils,
day lilies $10.00 C; spider
50c doz; blue violets 25
Mrs. J: B. Jones, Dahl
Route 1.

Charleston Joi
Grass, 100 ft., $1.00 P. P..
Mitchell, Macon. WY. 7

75c a $1.00 ea.
pepper 40c qt. Se:
Ried

rells, Monroe.
- Bridalwreath, dbl. and y
bell oe 35 ea., S x

Ola tashiched sing, a
cinths, bloomin si
doz.; $3. To
Dublin, HP 1.



FLOWERS AND s
i WANTED x

ay



Exchange. dahlias Ge ve
blooms with yel. center
for dahlia (Yel. and Lave
-and for. white |
Mrs. M. B. Scroggs, Alto,

Want deep red, yellow
long stem )
rose ~ cuttings. State wha
have and price. Mrs. 4)
Whelchel, Dawsonville. Rt
Want Verbina, all colors
Thsift (Red and White). B
trade Easter Lily bul
you can pot now and have

ter Bloom. Joseph H. Du
Sandy Springs.

Want Old English Die

plants. | State size,
mode of >. or to

South East. '
Want 8 or 10: suse

ings of Rosemary and _
Sweetshrub (Calicanthu

del. prices De tpaid.
Varnell.

> Want Bulbs: one
dil, Narcissus, Tulip,
Lilies, also. Chrysa
Buy in any quantity
price, or exc. Latham o
berland ~ Raspberry, E)
McDonald Blackberry
Je M. Nicholson, Bl irs

Will exc. Gem Ever
strawberry plants for D:
bulbs, Tuberoses, Narcis
ter lilies. j

ner Robins, 818 McArtl

Want Peonies, Snowballs
beroses, Boxwoods,

berry eid, lar ge Orchi
Dolores Stanton, Warner.
Box 22:

Want to exc. irene cage
ft. tall for Hyacinth (do
Narcissus, Dahliasg, | Jong
Gladiola bulbs. of equal
Write. Each pay postage
W..L.. Hutcheson, =
905 New St.

Want to hear Frog: pi
having Pyracanthas
with | red and or. berri

|nyone with the Maude Ad

Dahlias.. Mrs.
Chatswor th.

~ Want to ia Elaeagnu
ings.. Paul Loeb, Atlan

, Phor
8451.

Want: long trumpet -yel
fodils, Gardeni.

quils, wh. Daffodils, also

and Aug. lilies.
Uurser, Cochran,

Sara Frost. Camellia Gjaponi-| - Wi

ca), 8 ft. tall,

and party. dig. Mrs, AL E. -Me-
Leod, Dixie. eS eee



good shape $50.00 } Wri





fashioned claw.
roses. Mrs. Anna

Finance Bldg.

buy Magnolia tree
Ib. W. GC. McCard,

Sal pom- pom dah-
el., red and bronze).
zalemums or buy.|
red Cannas, and
Mrs. |!





$2.00, 500; $3.50 M.

plants.

| $2.50 per M. W.C



Klondike
strawberry

Everbearing,
Armstrong

and

Moline M.
Landrum, Adairsyille, Rt. 3.

per M.
-| Shipping. point.
checks.
Bristol.

Home grown; w oi rooted Sage
Postpaid. $5.00 C. Sam
Tweedell, Lithonia, Rte?

Young Klondike strawberry
plants - $2. 00, 500; $3.00 VM. No
checks, | Mrs. Willie Allen,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Nice Everbearing strawberry
pea and Apr. blooming White

Exp. Col.
Thomas J. Boatwright,

Narcissus bulbs, for sale or exc.

Mrs. M. E. Posey, Felton, Rt. 1.

Charleston Wakefield and

Marion Market Cabbage plants,
$1.50, 500:

plants wh. or yel.

C. Hamby, Val-
dosta, Rt. 2. Box 60.

Extra early large str awberry

: plants, well rocted new plants,

Claudia Mathis,

Rt. 2.

ES;

al: Ranch Beans
Mrs. oo Crowe,

Early

200:

. Improved

: $3.50 M.
ns Gainesville, Ret

n Wakefield cab-
, 500: $2.50 M. Deliv.
mpt shipment, good
count. Dewey Mathis,

pt. 2.

and Gopehtaccn
abbage. plants $1.25 500
FOB. Clyde Cock,

: St. 5th. Ave. N.

_ Wakefield cab-

Now ready. $1.25,

. Deliv. Full count.
lipment. W, R. Allison,
dee. 6:

_ Everbearing Sie
$3.75. M.- No - less

e plants $1.00 doz;}

$2.60 doz. Postpaid.
Cumming.

: Wakefield cab-
$1. 25,5003 $2-25-M:
nd 10M. lots $2.00 M.
Mrs. Martha Waldrip,

Wakefield, a

e ann Aroma straw-
ts $1:25 C; $9.00 M.
PP: By parcel post.
Hips, Varnell, Rt. 1.

0: $2.0 00 M.. Post-
npt shipment. Satisf.
- PF, Stokes, Fitz-

Str Sacks
ice young,

plants
strong.

y Cabbage plants,
1.25, 500. Del. G. L.

Ga.

-| Mrs. N. B. Overby, Gainesville,
{| Route 2.

: Deliv.

| White Bermuda
ERS Ze

| prompt shipment, satisfac. guar.
300. Postpaid in.

15e C, $2.00,
Cash, no checks or stamps.

Early Jersey Cabbage plants.

| Now ready. $2.00 M. FOB. Cor-
George W. Calhoun, Cor-

dele.
dele, 1009-5th. St., Phone 504.

Extra fine Wakefield Cabbage
and. collard plants $1.00, 300;
$2.50 M. Postage paid.
Brinkman, Augusta, M. BR. 38.

Copenhagen and Charleston
Wakefield Cabbage plants $2. M
$1.25, 500. All del, propt ship-
ment and good plants. Mrs. O. L.
Deal, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Early Duck and Wakefield
Cabbage -plants. Now ready

$1.25, 500; $2.00 M. Mrs, Ima:
Miles, Baxley, Btie4.,

Risudice . Strawberry lands
$1.00, 200; $4.75 M.:
$4. 25 M. Express collect.. Ship-
ped promptly Del. Bonni Smith
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Frostproof Gabhdge ones
Wakefield, also, Collard Plants,
40e3C* $1; 00, 300: $2.75 M. Lee
Crow, Gainesville, Route 2,
Box 143. ;

Leg. variety everbearing str aw-

-berry plants, nice plants $5.00 M.

Mrs. W. E. Green, Powersville.

- Best flavored and: largest Mas-
plants $3.00, 500: $5.00 M. Del.

Mark Woodiiff, Flowery Branch

Route 1.

Mastodon strabetrg ee
young and well rooted $3.00, 500;

$5.00 M. Postpaid.-W. H, Moon, :

Atlanta, 1205 Grant. res SS2E:

Klondike strawberry plants,
"| 50c, C; $4.50 M.; 5M up, $4.25M.
Cow: Smith, Gainesville,
Route 2.

Extra early Jersey, Charles-
ton and Glory Frostproof Cab-
bage plants $1.25, 500; $2.00 M
and Christal
Wax onion plants. Same price.
I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Cabbage plants 35c C; $3.00. M

W.D. Martin, Buford.

-Early Jersey and Charleston
Waketicld: Cabbage plants $2.25
per M. Improved Strawberry
plants $3.50 M.
ment.

| Route 1,

St. Regis
Raspberry plants, nice, strong.
bear next.spring, $1. 00 doz. ot
$7.00 -C,-. Mrs: GL. Lanier,
Decatur, 785 E. College Ave.

Mastodon Strawberry: plants
75c C; $5.00 M. P. P. in Geor-
gia. Money Orders preferred.
Mrs. A. G. Mayfield Cumming,

2 Route 4:

eS ck: seh
OM. EK. E, Drewry,

ica Stray

y Branch, Rt; 1.

_ plants, v well
varieties, Jer-
ele Wake telas

travibenry $t: 25,
$3.75. M. Lady
500. Del. ;

$1.50,



Chariston: Wakefeild, ar
Jersey Cabbage plants for sale.
Now ready. Frostproof $2.00 M;
500: 35e=C.. il count,
prompt. shipment. Mrs. Jessie
Lovell, Baxley, Rt. 4..

Charleston Wakefield, Early

| Jersey frostpr. Cabbage plants
field grown, now ready. Full
count, prompt shipment. $2. M;.

$1.50, 500; 30c C. J. G. Lovell
Lovell, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Giant New Gem Strawberry

plants (mow, full of blooms),

green and ripe berries and have

fresh strawberries from May to

-Dec.), 25 plants $1:25; 50, $2,253 1a
t 9200. Ce Add postage and aa

plants} >
-| Johnson, Augusta,
sos

Cabbage, collard plants $1.75
10 M. at $1.50 M. FOB},
No

300;

| Full count.

Gaff,

David | |

SM ap: at,

Prompt ship-|
Clay Evans, Gainesville, |.

Everbearing Red

Route 1:





Everbearing str awberry sen
Foe L005 $5.00 We SViss eR.
P. O. Box

Mastodon Everbearing straw-
berry plants $6.00 M. All young
plents. Addie Bennett, Flowery
Branch.

Charlestno Wakefield and Co-,
penhagen frostproof Cabbage
plants $1.25, 500; $2.25 M. Del.
Ovie Conner, Pitts.

Charleston Wakefield and

Flat Dutch Frostproof Cabbage

plants, fresh and green $1.00 for
$1.25 for 500: $2:50-M. P. P.
sg Chanclor, Pitts.

Klondike Strawberry signie
$1.25, 300; $2.00, 500; $3.75 M.
Lady LS $2. 50, 500. Del. Young
plants. No checks,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Blakemore strawberry plants
$E25- C--$9 00 Klondike 75c
per C; $4. 00 M. ie sage plants
25 ea.: ; $1.25 doz. M.O. P. P. in
Ga.
Route 2.

-Charleston Wakefield Cab-:

bage plants 30 Goh 25-500 s2ar
$2.00 M. Good strong. plants.
Now ee Geo.
W. Gaff, Fitzgerald, Rt.

Nice, large Charleston Wake-
field. Cabbage plants $1.25, 500;
$2.00 M. Ready Now. Leon
Fitzgera ald, Rt: 3.

Rutabaga, Cabbage, Collards,
Kale, Red- White nest Onion
plants; white, yellow bermuda
onions, ready 15th. Nov. 50c C.
Iceberg Lettuce, Endive, Carrots,
Wonder Beets, Broccoli 50c 50
plants; $1.00 C. Del. Mrs. Hf V,
Branklin, Register.

Charleston Wakefield Cab-
bage plants, now ready 30e C;
$1.25, 500:
to the 3rd. Zone,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Ga. heading Collard plants
$1.25, 500; $3.50 M. Deliv, Red,
yellow Bermuda Onion plants
$1.50, 300; $4.50 M. Del. Mrs,
Boyd - Baggett, ee
Route E, :

Nice,
field,
plants, also,- White Bermuda
onions $1.25, 500: $2.00 M. P, P.
Be os: Fitzgerald, {rwinville.

Klondike Strawberry plants,
early bearing 35 G; 2 $3.00 MV.
Del. No Stamps. W. Acy Paulk,

G. E. Waldrip,

strong Charles: Wake-

Willacoochee, Box 45,

Chas. W. cabbage plants 500
for $1.25; $2.30 M. deliv, Full
count. Prompt shipment. Horace
Allen, Gainesville, Rt. 7

Himalaya berry plants 75

doz. or exc. for blooming size
Japonicas, Glad. bulbs, Roman
hyacinths, dahlias,
or what have you? Mrs,
Hogue, Hapeville. 557 Central
Ave. CA 4907.



SEED FOR SALE



35 Ibs. hand saved Cannon
Ball Watermelon seed, $1.75 Ib.
Also, mixd.. Field Peas and Pea-.
nut: Hay for sale. L. G. Downs

Ander sonville.

White nest onions 50c gallon.

Mrs. S. E. Jones, Fairburn, Rt. 2.

Nice tender white Cornfield
Bean seed 25c cupfull. Mrs. Car!
Smith, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Silver Skin Multiplying On-
ions $1.25 prepaid. Mrs. Beatrice

Moore, White Plains.

White tender cornfield Bean

Seed, Striped half runner Bar-.

den beans 35 teacupfull; also
Seallion onions buttons, multi-
plying type $1.00 gal. postpaid.
Mattie Brown, Ball Ground,

Ga. Bell Peach seed 35c doz.;
new crop Red Speckled Crowd-
er peas 20c lb. in Ibs. or more.
Prepaid in Ga. P. B. Brown,

z= Ball Ground, Rion

New crop hand saved Cannon

ball Watermelon seed $2.00 lb.

FOB. Luther Holland; Byrom-

ville, Rt. 1, Box 165.

Red Shellot sets 15 cgal., wh,
multiplying onions $1. 00 gal.
Postage paid. Mrs, L. D. Elliott,

2 Lavonia, Rte t.

Very fine grade gold dollar
and Harson Special Tobacco:
seed 2 aa 50c PoP. stamps. or |

BS Biantley,: Meter

Ethel Crow,

Delpher Frost, Ellenwood, :

$2.00 M. All deliv.

Early | Jersey. Cabbage |

per 100-lb. bag.

snowballs,
Bs



PN

Bur Clover seed and damp 1n-|-

oculation soil, Sufficient to seed
1 A. $1.00 postpaid; $15.00 T fob
by very low frt. rate; $20.00 T.
del. up to 40 mi. J.C. Turnip-
seed, Griffin. -

Serecia espedeza seed, Com-
bine run, 20c lb.; Scarified and
recleaned 30c lb. Dotter free.
Claude A. Smith, Stockbridge.

Black-leaf wilt resistant melon
seed $3.00: 1b. J... To West; De-
Sota.

Red multiplying or nest onions
free of trash $1.00 gal.; Mixd
turnip seed 30c cupful; Mustard

seed 40c cupful: Iceberg lettuce

seed 25c large pkg. P. P.. Mrs.

J. B. Brown, Eastman, Rt. 1.
This yr. Jumbo Okra seed 50c

lb. del. in not less than 1b. lots.

No- checks. + Carl Be Purst,
Meigs, Rt. 1.

2 bu. Wh. multiplyg Onions
$7.00 bu. P. P. in Georgia. No
checks or COD. Mrs. Bernice
Russell, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

~ -Old-fashioned Shallots 30c C
or 400 for $1.00. Wh. multiplyg
or nest onions $1.00 gal. Mrs.
J. M. Bobo, Hartwell.

Sev. Ibs.
multiplyg Onions for fall or
early ~ winter planting. Full
measure. -j9egol.: PP. ain: Ast,
2nd Zones. No checks. Weed,
Pidcock. 3

25lbs. Chamber Special
Ibs. A. $1.00 % pt. $4.00 qt. P. P.
R..N. Mosley, Screven, Rt. 2.

4 bu sm. clean peach seed for!
5c lb. Mrs. :

planting, 1945 crop,
P. W. Rylee, Maysville.

Nice, clean white nest onions
25 lb., 30c quart, $1.00 gal. in
gal. lots. No checks. Also, book-
ing orders for running butter

bean and okra seed. Place or-
ders early. F. ., Temples, Au-|
usta, Rt: 1. Box 204A.

10 qt. white shallots buibs, 4
ats. garlic, 25e gt. Mrs. Minnie
Malphus, Tusculum. =



COTTONSEED
FOR SALE



250 bu. D.F L. No: 14 Cotton
seed. Ist. yr., ginned on my own
gin, kept pure and sound. $6.00
FOB. W -
Hitchcock, Devereaux.

Hibred Half and Half Cotton
seed. Pure, sound. Ist. yr. from
Summerour. Prices reas. F. H.
Bunn, Midville,



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE



Yellow dynamite popcorn,
hand selected and shelled 30c Ib.
plus postage. Mrs. C. H. Rhodes.
Canton, Rt. 1. :

75 bu. good, new corn for eal,
Blanford Watson, Mauk, Rt. 1.

- Approx. 25 bu. 1945 crop wh.
corn for sale at market price,
also 150 lbs. good mixed peas in
hull, 1945 crop, at place. P. T.
Pritchett, College Park, Rte 2,
Box 302.

- Popcorn, 12 lb. No less than
50 lbs. shipped. Postage not
paid. J. T. Brown, McDonough,
Route 3.



BEANS AND PEAS
_ FOR SALE



# Bu. small bila .ck- -eyed table

peas. Sound and clean. $6.00 bu.
Mrs. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

Jackson wonder bush butter
beans 20c lb. for lot. M. M.
Bottoms, Williamson.

15 Ibs. Willets winter peas 35c|

lb. P. P.; 130 lbs. of sundried
peaches, free of worms 50c ib.
P.P.; 24 lbs. dried apples 50c Ib.
P; P. Mire. <0. 2 W. Edwards,
Springvale, Rt.

| wt- bags 90c bu.

| bu;

Red and few white

To--
baeca seed. Will produce 1,500.

altar as SO. nt:
Donough, Rt. a



? FOR SALI



Mixed Seed oats suit. for" gree
ing $85e bu. Abruzzi seed R
$2.50 bu. All FOB here, J
Lowe, Jr, Whetston Farm,
Valley.

Color Wictor seed csiedn
Sanford seec
wheat $2.50 bu. J. Dd. Duke

Fort Valley.

2,000 bu. Hieesroct 14 Seed
Oats for sale. Combine run $1.
recleaned .$1.20 bu. A.
Clifton, Metter.

50 tons good peanut hay :
S15 0082: 2 tie Ve Johnson, Ella-
ville.

2,000 bu. good Coker Victor
grain Oats at my place. Also
20 N. Z. Wh. Rabbits for -sale
R. C. Hogan, Sr., Dexter.

Coker Victor Oats 85e bu. in
your own bags. C. M. Peter
Social Circle, fee :

600 bu. Cokers recleaned seed
oats $1.00 bu. my farm near.
Swainsboro. L. R. Tan f
Swainsboro.

Good qual. Coker Victor seed
oats, even wt. bags 85c bu. San-
ford Seed Wheat $2.50 bu,
D. O. Lane, Fort Valley.

30 bu. good Sanford se
wheat $2.00 Me Elliott Agnew,
Canon.

Sev. eee Hehe mead WW
hay $30.00 T. FOB Barn. Can b
seen within Milledgeville city
limits. Carl A. eet Milledge
ville, Ga.

ADDL. Lespedeza baled
$30.00 T. del. in truckloads as
H. J: Owen, Mc-

10-15 T. good, bright run er
vine peanut hay, FOB or deli
my farm. L. H. Edenfield, ae

& Rtv i, x

High quality Coker full grain
seed Oats: $1. 00 bu.
seed
$250. bu.

"Riley Cy
Turin.

| Seed Oats, Victor grain in used

bags $1. 10 bu. Runner peanut
vine hay, car lots or less $18.00
ton, all FOB here. J. WwW. Ee
Omega.

Fullgrain oats in new 5 Sa
bags 80c. bu. also, multiplying
onions for sale 90 gal Pee:
N. E. Reid, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Bancroft Oats 90c bu. 2s:
WP. Neal, Ashland. i

as good Peavine Hay- $50. 00
at barn. J. W. Ray, Towns.

- Fullgrain oats, 95c Bu. Ee B.

| Jackson, Wrightsville.

1,000 Bu: Coker Full gr
oats, 70c Bu. Bring sacks
same. H.-M. Colvin, Locust
Grove. ey

5900. bu. ea., red heat
Sanford Seed Wheat, $2.00
also, 2,000 bu. Coker seed oats,
$1. 00 bu. ee , Greenaliong |

merce.

2,000 bu. oats, 150 tons Poh
hay and 150 tons No. 1 Peavine
hay for sale.

Dover.

Hastings. 100 to one sean cats,
JOC. 2bU 5 alse) Barley, slight}
mixed with other grains, ths
bias Ps VE Tillman, Athen
Sunset Farm. x

Full grain eee oats,
pure, in new 5 bu. bags, 80c bu
combine run, at my place near
Nancy Hart school.
Hartwell. Rt. 3

R. C. Hogan, Sr., Dexter,

Coker: Victor seed oats, 8
bu., in your bags. C. M. Pe
Social Circle. Rt. 1. aS



ed var., 23-25; Seedlings;
Foe ant ;



PECAN AUCTION SALE
_ 40,000 Ibs. pecans, all sizes and var., sold Tues-
day, October 28, at Ga. Pecan Auctions, Vidal
Schleys (appeared in better ratio than usual), 32

Stuarts, Vandemons, Pabst, Tesche and. Eq
Money-Makers, Mobiles, Nelsons, 26c; mixed

21- -22 Ib








x

2

FOR SALE

GRAIN AND HAY oe

\



ers
i















mixed. Make offer loaded lo
In car at Ft. Valley or loaded

New crop Peanut Hay,
sale, del. in truck load
Arabi.

CATTLE FOR SALE

6,000 bu. feed oats, bright. and
ean, Full Grain and Victor

truck at farm. W. H. Thames,
Ft. Valley. Rt..2. Phone 2912.

dots.
Write for prices. James Lewis,

1 well-bred Guernsey bull, 9
mos. old. Not reg. but a fine in-
dividual. Make a good breeder.
Cannot ship. $50.00. James B.
Woods, Brooks. :

2% yr. old fat Holstein heif-
ers. Not bred. Not reg. From
best Dairy herd. Come for them.
$100.00 ea. at my place 6 mi. N.
of Helena. Mrs. W. M. Saun-
ders, Helena.

6 mos. old black Angus Male,
$40.00; also good mule, $50.00.
L. G. Kidd, Hapeville, 104 Evans

ose
on

for



























































day, Jersey-Guernsey; also
yr. old mare Mm
where. % mi.

Mrs. A. L. Sheriff, Red Oak.

Angus bulls and heifers.
Anderson, Hawkinsville,

for lat,
Keadle, Yatesville.

$90.00 for quick sale.
Shahan, LaFayette, Rt.3. ~



Eggleston, Alvaton.

home. No checks.
wick, Tennille.

Aberdeen Angus Bull



metto, Rtv.





n
- Good _ bloodline.
Will Reg. in :
Hugh Goodson, Franklin.

Reas.

ereford Bull, $150.00.
Moore, Canton, Ri.3.

Good 344-yr.



$85.00 at barn. Mrs. Hugh P

_ Power.



sey. Freshen Dec. with

an, Fayetteville, Rt. 3.
Reg. Guernsey bull, Tho

*Clemson Royal Onward,

316180. 10 mos. old. Wt. 600
Exc. qualities. $150.00 at
barn.
tin.

Loganville, Rt, 2.

. Reg. Herefords, 6-18 mos.
Prices. on request.
tee, Sparta.

and 1% Ibs. butter daily
pasture. Calf 4 mos. old. 3%

gentle. $60.00. C. S. McKel
Douglasville, Rt. 4.

vin Tanner,
Route 3.
Nice Jersey cow, 1st.
2'% gal. day; rich in butter
Qualities perfect $75.00;
good meat Hog, about 225

Flowery Bra

Park. Rt. 1.
: relt Hwy.)

and bred Heifers,

springers;

Jr. Bartow.
-Sev.. Reg. Polled bulls,



Covington. Phone 2159.

ae W. Ayers, Douglasville,
Strickland St.

Love, Rocky Face.
1% yr. old Bull, wt. a

6i% yr.. old cow, 3 gals. milk

ule, work any-
S. of Red Oak.

Sev. young, full blood ao

45 young grade Jersey and
uernsey milch cows, $3,500.00
Sell all or none, Loyd

ice Reg. white faced Bull,
mos. old. Ready for service.
Clyde

Milech cow about dry. Will
freshen soon. Reas. price. J. P.

Good Grade Guernsey bull
ealf, 13 wks. old. Sired by Full
Stock Guernsey, $25.00 at my
J. F. Tra-

Jeifer, wt. 400 lbs. ea., $50.00 ea.
At my farm. K. T: Smith, Pal-

mos. old Reg. Jersey male.
price.
buyers name.

4-yr. old purebred gentle R

7. K

old Guernsey
-milch cow, 3 gals. with 2nd. calf.
(Had twin calves, 6 of Jan.) See.

er, Marietta. Rt. 3, %Mr. C.

- Milch cow, Jersey 4Guern-

_ealf.: Gives 3 gals. day when
fresh. $65.00. Mrs. C. A. Vaugh-

ista Royal No. 357477. Sire;

Ben, F. Crawford, Mar-

Cream col. cow. To freshen
soon. See for price. L. B. Reeves

A. K. Cham-

_ Grade Jersey cow, 2 gal. milk

milk on good feed. Perfectly

18 mos. old Reg. Guernsey
Best of breeding, about

for sale. G. L. Pasey, College
(144 mi., on Roose-

30. Reg. Hereford brood cows
some with
calves by side and rest heavy
also, 10 open heifers.
2 herd bulls and 10 bulls from
10-20 Mos. old. A. S. Chamlee,

breeding and a gentle nature,
$150-00 - $300.00. J. L. Skinner,|

Reg. Jersey Bull. Very fine,
8% mos. old. Gentle $75.00.

is : Reg. Baby Ayrshire Bulls
$50.00 ea. with papers. Special}
offer to 4-H Members. Dawson}

08 lbs. for sale. or, trade for
3 yr. old mare, work broken,
t. 1,100 Ibs or more. Herbert.

Drive.

Guernsey milch cow, 3 gal.
when fresh with Ist. calf. Now
giving 2 gal. Will freshen with
2nd. calf about June 15, 1946.
Dont write. See. Alton Bell,
Waycross, Rt. 4.

FOR SERVICE:

Red Stallion horse. 8 mi. from
town. Clayton Boatwright,
Alma, Rt. 4.

20-30 head production-bred
grade Guernsey and grade Jer-'
sey milch cows, heavy springers,
ages right, and your choice of 2
reg. Guernsey bulls. E. C.
Kelly, Monticello. 2

150 pure bred Herefords for
sale: Have about 50 young
heifers and young bulls bet. 1-2
yrs. old. All in fine cond. W, T.
Cunningham, Lexington. ~

10-

S.

3 Reg. Guernsey male calves.
Sired by a son of Rigieldale
Melbras Emory: out of top cows;
also, 2-18 mo. old, wt. about
800 lbs. steadfast bloodline $125.
each. H. Loyd. Parker, Decatur,
Rt. 1. De 6442.

Good mileh cow for - sale.
Gives 4 gal. milk a day when
fresh. For quick sale come see
and give me an offer. Near New
Salem, church, Mrs. J:-. C:
Leavell, Marietta. Rt. 4.

1 Young Jersey Cow. Milking
good $60.00; also 1 Hog, fat,
ready to kill. Wt. about 325 Ibs.
$45.00. Jack Dukes, Atlanta,
11 Alta Place, N.W, Phone Bel.
1700M.

1 fat Jersey Bull about 800
Ibs. Dont write. Come see.
H. A. Womack, Groveland.

and

ow-
A.



3rd. : i :
HOGS FOR SALE .



Reg. young O.1.C, Sows $73.
and $100. ea. Also 1 Reg. Boar,
wt. 400 lbs. $75. All life treated.
for Cholera. Sows bred to Reg.
Boar. Too large to ship. J. H.
Roquemore, Americus, Rt. 2.

1 Sow, 18 mos. old, Red Du-
roc and % Tamworth, wt. 300
lbs. With 8 pigs farrowed oct. 13,
$130.00 for lot. Thomas A,
Chapman, Douglasville, Rt. 2.

1 Reg. Berkshire Sow, 3 yrs.
old. Bred to Reg. Boar. Doubl-
treated. Bank -tested. Crated
and shipped $75.00. O. L. Por-
terfield, Danielsville, Rt. 1.

2 nice purebred Whitefaced
Berkshire gilts $25.; 2 purebred
Whitefaced Hereford males,
ready for service $30.00; Some

mas,

No.
lbs.
my

old.

on
gal.

Vey,

Hereford pigs $15.00. Will ex-
change some of them for nice
-|Shetland Pony. Clifford Smith,
Route 4. ae

1 Purebred O.I.C. Male Hog
about 2 yrs. old, wt. about 300
Tbs. At my barn $50.00; also 50
purebred R. I. Red Pullets 5
mos. old $1.00 ea. Melvin A.
Jones, The Rock. Rt. 1. |

O.1.C. Sow 1 yr. old $45.00;
6 Poland China Pigs 2% mos.
old $15.00 ea. All in good cond.
Come see. W. F. King, Atlanta,
-30 Peachtree Ave (Buckhead).

- Reg. Duroc Boar, farrowed
Feb. 1944. Outstanding blood-

nch,

calf,
-fat,
also
TRS:

lines. 15c Ib. or $50.00 at my

place; also 800 Ibs. recleaned
rE Hairy Vetch Seed 10c ib. S. L.
xe.

| Thornton, Dewyrese, Rt. 1.

1 Grey mare Mule, wt. about
1,000 Ibs., round, fat, good cond.
Work anywhere. $125.00 Cash.

|See at Floyd Turners Res.,
| Coffee, Rt. 1. G. B. Peacock,
W.} Savannah,

1,100 lb. horse, very. gentle.
Good cond. $110.00 or trade for
Pony or smatier horse and
buggy. A. O. Beach, Waycross,
Gen. Del. ; 4
bout
age $40.00; also. 1 Herse culti-
vator in geod shape $25.00. FOB



breeding, Wt. 160-170 lbs, ea.

| Will not ship. $600.00.

Half Berkshire and Whitefaced |

| cow or yearlings,

1 very good work mule, some

Purebred Hampshires, all
ages, for sale. W. B. Fam-
brough, Cordele.

14 mos. old 0.1.C. Sow, $40.
4 3 mos. old Poland China pigs
$20. ea. Come see. W. F. King,
Atlanta, 30 Peachtree Avenue,
(Buckhead),

2 Hereford shoats, 1 ready for

$1.00.00. C, D, Cochran, Mon-
roe, Rte. 1.

Reg. Hereford boars $35.00-
$40.00; gilts, $40.00-$45.00. All
12-14 wks. old. Extra nice, best
bloodlines. FOB Atlanta. J. S.
Furstenburg, Atlan., Fair Acres
Farm, Rte. 1.

Purebred Hereford Sow. 2nd.
litter due Dec. 28. Wt. 250 lbs.
BM:
Cason, Buckhead.

Fall pigs, 11 Cherry King
and Checkers blood lines.
S. B. McNeely, Bartow, Rt. 1.

6 pigs, Wh. Chester crossed
with Berkshire, 6 wks. old Oct.
30th, $6.00 ea. or $15.00 pair
shipped; also 15 Ibs., good, clean |
mixed turnip seed.: Send stamp
for sample. R. L. Albea, Wash-
ington. RFD 3.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

1 mare mule, 3 yrs. old, 1 horse

=

mule, 7 yrs. old. Both sound.
$325.00 both. J. P. Higginboth-
am, Bogart, Rt. 1.

1 Plug mule, $50.00. James
P. Barker, Fairburn, Rt. 2.

1 pr. mare mules, gentle, wt.
875-1,000 lbs.; also, 1 2-H. wag-
on, Prac. new. $250.00. J. M.
Barrett, Bremen, Rte. 1.

1 horse mule, $50.00; 1 mare
mule, $100.00; 1 Jack, $150.00.
Cc. G. Craig, Lawrenceville,
Box 172.

Dark bay Jack with white
points, wt. 800-900 lbs., 5 yrs.
old. Bred and raised by Ga.
State Agricul. College, Athens.
Exe, breeder. Off-Spring per-
fect. 1% mi. W. of Cleveland,
White Co. K. S. Price; Cleve-
land.

Jack, average size, young, for
sale or trade for cows or calves.
W. R. Russell, Round Oak,

Fine horse mule, 7-8 yrs. old.
1150-12900 lbs., blocky built, gen-
tle, work anywhere, $200.00; 2
fine J. heifers; one 8 mos. old,
$25.00; other 3 mos. old, $10.09,
at my place 7 mi. South Dallas,

Brayer, Dallas, Rt. 2. .

- AT STUD: Reg. Stallion, Hil-
Stars Wilson No. 120885; Sire,
Millers. Wilson Allen, 380522;
/Dam, Trixie Young, 441759;
Fee, $50.00 cash and return priv.
within year. L. P. Harmon,
Atlanta, 1028 Ridge Ave., S.W.,
JA 3328 J. :

Good Mare about 10 years old,
very gentle and works any-
where; for sale or exc. for milch
Milton Bry-
ant, Blakely.

Ga. raised horse mule, short
and blocky, wt. 900 lbs.; Smooth,
fat, work anywhere, perfect
specimen, $175.00 or trade for
medium size gentle mare. J. J.
Griffin , Americus, Route. 3,
Box 126.

6 mos. old Spotted Tennessee
Walking Stud colt, sired by
Plantation Gold Bug, No.
370449, $150.00. A. F. Bell,
Hartwell.

J. B. Brookshire, Grayson.

with good Wagon. J. A. Land,
Clayton, Kingwood. g

Pair little Mu

Villa Rica Hwy., Alonzo Me-'

Good mule, wt. about 1,100
Ibs., gentle sound, work any-.
where; also 1-H. wagon for sale. |

Pair match black mare Mules
with white markings, Wt. 1200)
Ibs. Fine cond. 5 wrs. old. $700.

les, around 750-},
} 800 ibs. Fat peppy, sound, not

blemishes. Cheap for cash or
trade for 1 big mule; 12 yrs. old.
Also trade mules for little pair }

SHEEP AND GOATS |
Oe FOR SALE

Nearer Cemenene TO




RABBITS AND

FOR S





AT STUD: Roddys Lucky.
Strike, young son of the most.
outstanding Toggenburg buck of
the South, and his dam of same
quality stock. Very limited ser-
vice this season, and by appoint-
ments only. Fee $7.50. John
Hynds, Atlanta, 93 Warren St.,
N.E. DE 5140.

Saanan billy, 18 mas. old,
good grade and cand. $7.50 at
barn, $15.00 crated. Saanan
Nannie milking, naturatty horn-
less, freshen 2nd time soon. $20
at barn if taken soon. Alford
Burson, Norcross.

1

3 young Saanan milk goats,
freshen soon; also 1 full Guern-
sey, 2 yrs. old, freshen Nov. 28;
half Guernsey half Jersey heif-
er; 2 nice pigs. Reas. Dr. D| A.
Bagley, Austell.

2 Saanan does, hornless, young
bred, of fine milk blood, $25.00
ea.; Brown Nubian doe, fresh
goon, 4 qts. rich milk. 2 yrs. old
$35.00; Saanan buck service, fee
$2.00. Mrs. Julia Varnedoe,
Atlanta, 130 S. Candler, Rd.

1 Reg. pure bred wh. Saanan
buck and 1 pure bred doe,
freshen Dec. 7. for sale cheap.
T. M. Nichols, Jr., Moultrie,
Route 5.

AT. STUD:

Colonel No. 5966.~Most_ out-
standing Toggenburg buck of
the South. Grandson of Crystal
Helen, world record Toggenburg
doe. By appointment. Fee $5.00.
D. N. Maddox, Americus, Rt. 3.

2 Hornless Saanans; 1 billy
and 1 Nannie, (will freshen

bits from 14-lb. sire, 8 to

12 to 16 oz. $1.00; 16 to
$1.25; Mothers $2.00 ea.
D. M. Carter, Madison, Bo;

10 mos. $3.50 and $4.00;
12 mos. and 7 mos, $2.5
also, Bantams; 6 hens, 1 r
$5.50; 15 White Rock He
Rooster $28.00; 1 pr. ea.
Neck and Blue Mutant P
ants $10.00 paid.. Mrs, |]
DunNett, Sandy Springs. |

breeding age, 3 does, 2
All from Pedigreed stock.
McGee, Cumming. z

$2.00; 2 does, bred $2.50 ea.
6 mos. old $3.00 pr. n
son, Lawrenceville.

old $3.50; 8 wks. old r
$2.00 ea. ;
collect; also, Chas. W. Ca
Plants 20c C.. Plus
Mrs. Otis Mashburn
Route 5.

2 black, 1 brown-grey $1.0
also 6, about 9 mos. old 7
Mrs. Herbert Peters, Soci:
cle, Route 1.

White. doe, 4 mos. old $1.00.
E. W. Golden, Doerun, Rt.





































3 Buck Giant Wh. N
itter, $3.00 ea.; 1/2 N.

1/2 Flemish Giant Cross, |
old, $2.50 pr.; Bred Eng
Pigs, wt. 30 ozs., $2.50 e
Fowler, Roy.

Guinea Pigs, 8 to 12 oz,

N. Z. Whites, Bred Does '

5 New Zealand White

N. W. White buck, 4%
Ped. stock. E:

, Cum

2 large white buck to)

c
2 #

Grey does 11 mos.



Feb. 1) $30.00 at my barn. Will
ship if party pays frt. M. M.
Thigpen, Avera. Rt. 1. Box 12.

1 Saanan doe, naturally horn-
less, good milker,; short hair,|.
now. bred, Sept. 1, 2nd. breeding. |
Very reas.; also, young rabbits,
3 mos. old $1.00 ea.; 6 large size
bantam hens, la st yr. hatch.
good layers $1.25 ea. All at my
place, cant ship. Mrs. M. Stefek,

Atlanta, 6070 Peachtree Rd.,
CH: 2270.



RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

~



j
Prize winning Chinchilla
Bucks, 12 mos. old. Eligible for
Reg. English Cream Cavies $3.00
pair. Stamp for reply. Carlton

Miller, Atlanta, 832 St. Charles.
Avenue,

2 New Zealand Red Does a
good condition. $4.00' Ea. Bill
Jordan, Monticello.

Thoroughbred White N. Z.
Rabbite 4 bucks $2.00 ea. and
1 Doe $2.25. All shipped Ex-
press Collect. James Wynn,
Carrollton, 6 Burnham Ave.

4 l-yr. old New Zeal. bucks,
$1.50 Ea.; 1 1-yr. old N. Z. Doe,
bred, $4.00; 12 3 - 6 mos. old
Black and White, $2.00 pair.
Billy Maxwell, Carrollton, 3.

1 pr. D. K. Greys, 3% mos. old.
$4.00; 3 Does, 1 Buck .N. Z. Wh.
10 wks. old, $5.00: 1 N. Z, Doe,
14 mos. old (bred), $4.00. Will
trade 5 N. Z. Wh. Bucks for
Flemish Giant Buck. E. C. Ward
Junction City.

desired, $5.00 ea.; Bucks $4.00.
Younger stock $3.00 ea. and up.
Fine N. Z. Red Bucks $3.00 ea.
All pedigreed, healthy stock.
Mrs. W. E. Marshall, Reynolds.

N. Z. Wh. Rabbits, 1 Buck, 6
mos. old $3.00. Ped. Steck. Exp.
sae Mrs. E. M. Wilbanks, Bu-

ord.

: N. Z. Whites, 2 yrs. old, 4 does
$3.00 ea.; 4 bucks $2.00 ea.; 10 pr.
5.mos. old $2.00 pr. All pure-
bred. Mrs. C. H. Reese, Nor-
wood, Rt. 2,



CATTLE WANTED: _

with 2nd. calf, and heife
about 9 mos. old, for 2 good
each. giving 3 or more gals
Wil pay some difference
Stanton, Atlanta, 3385
Rd. S8.W. (Adamsville Dist

Red Poll male calf. R.
Homer, Route 2.

the real butter type, now

stock accepted. Phone
Mrs. Natalie
Park.

sey COws.:
and state when. fresn
Land, Clayton.

Cow, fresh, not over |
J. E, Smith,
Box 176.

enough for service. J.
McDonough, Rt. 2.

HOGS WANTED:

Advise what you have
W. S. Harrison, Socia
7P. O. Box 294.

Hogs, either sex. Prefer
Reg. but not necessal
McCleland, Douglas.

full details. F. B. Ja
Select N. Z. Wh. Does for| Wrightsville.
breeders. Heavywt. type. Bred| HORSES AND MUL
to 12-lb. buckfrom reg. stock if WANTED: :

be very gentle and sount

SHEEP AND GOATS V

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LIVESTOCK WANT



Want trade large Bla

Want buy young -

Want good, young Je
ng or. soon to freshen,

K. Williams

Want 2 No. 1 purebred
Give full descr

Want reg. Guernsey
Mariet! .

Want 1 Reg. Jersey Bu
Want a 300 to 400 Ib
Want Black White F

Want number of good
shoats and brood sow

Want small pony
wt. not more than 60!

want 2 common female
State best prices del. m}
J.C. Mayhugh, Cumming.

2 Crooked Nose -
Gilts, | Thoroughbre
Bunn, Barnesville, 10 C

Want 4 or 5 goats
goats), within 50 mi.



a

. C. Lee, Cumming.





ee

H Assn

at 1 P. M.



good working. mares.



the farm at Penia. W. R. Garner,
+Contelo, Wi. a ete

ma



| Turner, Biairsvitie. Box 64. -



James A,



. For information, write

mahooet:

See
oasis

Polled Hereford Annual Fa
| And Sale ts

The Southeastern Polled Hereford
- will hold its annual Fall Show ai
Nov. 15, at Central City Park, Macon. 5
will be entered: 28 females and 23 bulls.

us




I

: M. A. Odom,



~-FOR SALE



Beeswax, $4.00 del.;
2 Jap. Persimmon
-4- or 5 -ft. tall,: at

ble price. H. J. McCol-

Rt. 2.

weet potatoes, dug and}.
field run, one cent (ie):

patch, T. A. Futch,

ca Skin Porto Rican
16, 5 mi. S, of Mt:

bu. yellow skin Por-
potatoes. Good, nice

$1.50 bu at my home;

ce hogs average over
. Sell for meat or brood
L. Blackston, Camilla,

bu. sweet potatoes, bank-
23. 2/3 Porto Rican;
te Triumphs. Reas. price
a3 also, 5,000 stalks red
oi J Grimes;

o Rt. 3

ied sage, 2 cups-full,
plants, 2 for 25e; good
ured Chewing tobacco,
$1.00; nice dried apples
ainut Meats $1.00 Ib.
ver, Pisgah.

new bright shade
ge $1.00 lb. not prepaid.
Douglasville. Rt. 2.

oe goose feather. $1.00
maze. Nina. Zipperer,

Oks Sage $1.50 Ib.;
s $1.40 lb.; ground Hot
1.00 Ib. Del. Cash or
ra Keith, Gay, Rt. 1.

and gathered, shade
) lb., 3 lbs. or more 95c
postpaid. Harrison T.
Toccoa. Rt. 2.

, cured Sage $1.00 Ib.;

hioned white scallion
| $1.00 gal. Add postage;
uff Minorea Spring hatch

$2.00 ea. or exc. for}.

2 niece
breed.
Monroe.

laying. hen, or
pullets, \ same
R. Sorrels,

alow Jersey butter,
wk. 55c Ib. alse, Klondike

rry plants $4.00 M. Mrs.

obbs, Flowery Branch,

iS:

and red Pimiento,,. green.

anything can use.
ace F. Freeman, Tooms-

Green

Greenville, 18 Jb.
arks, Greenville, Rte 2,

Hot

_Horsmint, Stargrass,
25c doz. Horse Rad-
doz.; Blk. Walnut meats
Winter Mustard, Per-
pod Okra, Speckle
towder peas seed 25c
Add postage. Mrs, Pres-
| r, Diamond.

new sage $1.50 Ib. Mrs.
, Adairsville, Rt, 1,

_ground | sage $1. 50 1.5
$1.40 Ib.: ground. hot
00 Ib. All deliv, Cash

, Aldora eh, Gay,

o$L 25 1b;
y Fhompson: strawber-
; 380c C. Mrs. Henry

ade cured sage $1.50

d. Mrs. Nathan Weath-

5 to 20 lbs. 90c lb.

1.50; Pulverized $1.25

id red hot pepper $1.25
ee 50e orders. V.

uford, Rt, 2.

| best cash price.

| Ga., 40c Ib. elsewhere.





1 Pk ea, Chiiguasins and

'Chesnuts, Name price and when

can ship. Lloyd Hatcher, Al-
bany, 711 6th. Ave.



MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED



GRAIN AND HAY WANTED:

Make best cash price on 1000-
5000 bu. good clean seed oats.
OQ. E. Norton, Fairburn.

Want some hay and shucks.

Like to have del. to my barn,|

1 mi. from Sugar Hill school on
New Buford and Cumming hwy.
W. M. Porter, Buford, AIL. bas

Want to buy 2000 bu. feed
oats deliv. to farm on Crabapple
Rd., 4 mi. N. of Roswell, which
is 22. mi. N. of- Atlanta, after
Nov. 5. Quote best price. C. C.
Crawford, Atlanta, 457 Piedmont
Ave., NE. Phone At-2741.

ONIONS WANTED:

Want 1 gal. lafge white Nest
Onions. Will exc. 3 cups English
peas if large onions. Mrs. Lon
Ashworth, Dacula. :

PECANS, PEANUTS, ETC,
WANTED::

Want 8 or 10 lbs. shelled
pecans. Must be. clean and 95
percent halves. State variety and
Must be 1945
crop. John G. Barrow, Rhine,
Box 170 A.

Want sev. lbs. this years pe-
cans. Will exc. Madonna _ lily
bulbs for same, 1 bulb for 1 Ib.
pecans, also, have sev. lbs strip-
ed half-runner bean seeds,
would exc. lb. for lb. Ea. pay

-postage. Write first. Mrs. J. E.

Underwood, Cleveland.

Want to exc. 1945 crop nice
dried apples free of core and
peel for 1945 crop pecans, tb. for
lb. ea. pay postage. Rilla May-
field, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

GOURDS:

Want 50 small gourds, cheap.
Quote price. Mrs. Geo? T. Farrar,
East Point.

- Want some Dishrag gourds,
a couple of large ones. State
price and what you have. Mrs.

E. C, Catts, Atlanta, 1025 East
Clifron Rd.

PERSIMMONS:

Want sev. bu. of regular, old
field Persimmons. State quan-
tity and price. - M. D. Lewis, At-
lanta, Rt. 4, Box 94. Ra 6187.

SEED WANTED:

Want some Garrison Striped
Watermelon Seed from 1945
crop. .State amount and price.
Otis Justice, Irwinton. - Rt. 2,
Box 59.

SYRUP WANTED:

Want some good, thick, heavy
grade syrup for own table use.

'A. H. Hadon, Savannah, 1827

Montgomery St.

Want. 1sBu. Chufas for -
search purposes. Gordon Saus-

sy, Savannah, Office of Oe

ary.



PEANUTS AND PECANS
FOR SALE

\

~6 lb. new crap, bend shelled
and cleaned pecan meats $1.00
Ib. Postpaid. Mrs. Janie Almon,
Luthersville.

Select Stewart Pecans 45c Ib.
other varieties. Prompt shipm.
No orders accepted for less than
2 Ves. Sany W. Smith, Hazel-
hurst, Box 320;

Shelled pecans $1.00 WO Stew-

-| arts and med. size seedlings, thin

hull 35c lb. del. in Ga.
W. Law, Chula. :

Stuart Pecans, 38c lb. del. in
Mrs. B.

Brady, Cairo, Rte. 1, Box 132.

Different varieties pecans for
sale, Write for prices. . M. F.
Jones, Metter, Rtey, Box: 111.

~ Selected Stuart Pecans in 5-lb.
lots or more 50c Ib. Del. Ben-
jamin Hicks, Adel. Rt. 1.

Mrs. H.

Big, nice selected Stewart pe-.
cans, hand culled and graded to:

max. siza Orders filled same
day recd. No orders too small.

.|50c Ib. del. prepaid P. P. M.
| Moorman, - oe

Lovett,

| Drake
Blackshear.

Purebred, bloodtested White |

Route 1.





Few hundre nice fruit: trees
at Reas. prices: as long as they
last. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

Sweet Cherry trees 2 to 6 ft.
25c to $1.00 ea.; Chinquapin
trees 2 to 4 ft., 25 to 50c; Seed-
ling gourds 25 ea. or 15 for
$2,50..7 Mirs.-2P. R. Arnold, Be-
nevolence.

Booking orders for ae the
best leading budded variety
Pecan trees, Government in-
spected, all sizes. Write for list
of varieties, prices and place
order at once. C. B. Biggar,



POULTRY FOR SALE



ANCONAS FOR SALE:
Several Ancona Roosters,
March hatched, from Sheppards
famous Anconas, $5.00 ea. C. A.
Jackson, Chamblee, Box 536.

BANTAMS FOR SALE: *
Young mixed Bantam Hens,
in my. yard 75c.ea. Mrs. Ann

Hunt, 795 Stewart Ave., S.W.
Tel. RA 8446. . \

a Cornish Bantams $5.00

, $8.00 a trio. 1 trio of Wh.

Cornish Bantams at $10.00, R. H.

Shumway, Atlanta, 4323 Peach-
tree, Dunwoody Rd.

Black Breasted Red Game
Bantam-from winners in South-
eastern Fair. W. K. Herndon,
Augusta, 1109 Adrian St.

BARRED WHITE AND
OTHER ROCKS:

10 Pullets, 2 Cockrels $2.00 ea.
All in one lot for $20.00 crated
and FOB. Mrs. Z L. Scott,
Concord.

4 Dark Indian Cornish Cock-
erels; also, some nice wh. Rock
and Plymouth Rock Cockerels.
All March, 1945 Hatch $2.00 ea.
Shipped within 100 miles. M. O.
Mrs. T. A. Trotter, Demorest,
Rt 1. Box 38.

R.O.P. Hybrid Pullets; 500
are 13 wks. old $1.00 ea.; 700 are
8 wks. old $50c ea. Prices at my
farm or will del. up to 60 miles
as far as Atlanta; brooding
cockerels, same price, All inq.
ans. H: C. Glover, Cumming,
Route 4.

15 large type Wh. Rock March)

Cockerels, ready~ for service.
$2.50 ca. Money 'Ord.; also sell
or trade a yr.-old Wild Mallard
(tamed)... Tab Oden,

Box8.- =

Rock Pullets 8 wks. old, and 4
cockerels $1.00 ea. FOB. Ship
anywhere, anytime, any num-

ber from 15 up; also some Bar-
red Rocks, same price.

Money
Ord. Charles Fulghum, Austell,

a

9 B. R. Hens 8 mos. old, lay-
ing. and 1 rooster $2. 00 a.;
also 2 pure Orphington Hens
and Rooster, and 7 or 8 mixed
chickens (not purebred), for sale
at my home. Miss Leroy Hudg-
ins, Bolton. %Fisher Place.

7 Gielen 9 White Rocks 5 mos.
old, $18.00. Mrs. A. B. Carlton,
Thomasville. 115 Colton Ave.

100 purebred AAA, February
hatch B. R. Pullets, beginning
to lay, $2.00 ea. Mrs. Carlton C.
Sims, Commerce, Rt. 2.

10 purebred White Rock 1944
hatch hens, $1.75 ea. Mrs. Let-
cher' Mooner, Social _
Route 1.

15 W. R. Pullets, 6 mos, old,
now laying, sold on yard only.
Lilla Wright, Marietta. Shell
station on Canton Rd.
BRAHMAS:

2 Light. Brahma Cockerels,
Aprils hatch, from unrelated
stock, $5.00 or $3.00 ea. Mrs.
J. M. Bobo, Hartwell.
CORNISH, GAMES AND
GIANTS FOR SALE:

Dark Cornish Cockerels, early
spring hatch $2.00 ea.; also some

young pullets and some pure-

bred Black Minorca Cockerels
$2,50ea..
Sparta, Rt. :2.

2 trios pure Thompson White
Games, $7.50 trio of stag and
2 pullets, FOB. Henry Foster,
Marietta. Rt. 1.

Purebred Dark Cornish, blood-
tested AAA pullets, should lay
soon, '$2.50 ea. young: cockerel

\ free with order of 8 or more.

Shipped in light crate.

eer R. C. Sanders, Vienna.
4)

M. O.

etad t Se

borns.

| Hattie

Miss Laona Simpson, |,





Pit game cocks, pure Irish|

Greys ,April 1944 hatch, wt. 5
to 5% ibs. Farm walked $7.50 ea.
FOB. Wayne Goode, Bronwood.

1945 hatch Cornish Capones,
grow into large, tender table
fowl, also good brooder of
chicks, wt. 3 to 5 Ibs. $3.00 ea.
Money Or. Maleolm McMillan,
Bartow, P. O. Box 68.

~ Nice bunch Pit Game Stags,
hens and pullets, $3.00 ea. Ship-
ped COD. R. H. Crawford, Tiger.

Pure Grist Grady games, 6
mos. old; stags $3.00-ea.; pullets,

$2.00 ea. Trio of 2 pullets and

stag $7.00. Banks Craven, Dun-
woody.

Shawlneck and Irish Clipper
cross game, ready for. service

| $3.00; 1 pit game, about 5% lbs.,
1 eyed $2.00; Blue game hens,
$2.25 ea.

1 Irish Clipper and
Special Cochran cross $2.50.
das. E. Bennett, Deluth.

Brown-Reds ahd some
Rufus Prather, Augusta,
1420 Estes St.
HAMBERGS:

50 Hamberg roosters $1.10 ea.
or $1.00 ea. for entire lot. FOB
daw. scent Clarkesville,
Route 3. fe

LEGHORNS:

- 100 Lindstrom All-Star Mar.
1945 hatch W. L. Pullets, also
8 W. L. Cockerels, same age.
$216.00 for lot. Cannot Ship.
Come prepared to haul chicks.
B. H. McKinnon, Richland, Rt, 1.

25 W. L. Pullets, 3 mos. old
$1.50 ea. at my place, 12 mi. S.
Atlanta on Hwy. 42. Billy Crad-
dock, Ellenwood. Rt. 2. :

9 purebred Everlay Str. Br.
Leghorn hens, yr. old, and
rooster $20.00; some young B. L.
roosters $1.25 ea. 2 for $2.00.
He Woodrow Wilson, Eastanol-
ee

MINORCAS:

1 early April hatch Giant
Black Minorca cockerel, in Ser-
vice $3.00. L. B. Millians, New-
Dan. ke
ORPINGTONS: :

200 Buff Orpington ' Pullets,
fine winter layers,. ready to lay.
Priced according to number
taken. Sell all or part, at my
place. L. R. Pierson, Doraville.
Tilley Mill Rd. ;

Fine yellow Buff Orph., 7 pul-
lets and a stag. wt. 2 to 3 Ibs.

$10.00. B. H. Holland, Dalton.
Route 2.

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRE
AND RHODE ISLAND):

2 S.C.R.L Red cocks and 5
hens, 1944 hatch; 3- April cocker-

els and 10 pullets, same grade

as above, $3.00.ea. Exp. Col.;
also bright, good, sun-dried,
peeled peaches and pears, 60c
lb. postpaid. Mrs. Graham Eley,
White Plains.

I pure Donaldson Red Rooster,
18 mos. old, bloodtested, rich
dark color $3.00. R. W. Green,
LaGrange. Box 317.

4 to 400 Christy New Hamp-
shire Red 4% mos. old pullets,

-|from best blood lines, $1.50 ea.

in lots of 10 or more. Can ship.
Mark Weodliff, Flowery Branch,
Route 1.

Bocbenstettis Blue Ribbon
Victory Mating R. C. R. I. Wh.
Roosters; Jan. hatch $3.00 ea.
FOB. Exe, for pecan trees. Miss
J. Moore, Tennille,
Box 132. . i

9 pure Donaldson Red Hens
$2.00 ea. prepaid. Send crate if
want shipped. No Checks. Mrs.
G. C. Clifton, Millen.

100. Paramenter
cross 4 mos. old Pullets $2.25 ea.
J. E, Humes, Columbus.

R. I. Reds, Donaldson str., i
fine April 1944 cock, and 4 fine
May 1945 hatch cockerels $2.90
ea. Any number crated for exp.
shipment $2.00 ea. D. W. Boone,
Newnan.

_| breeding.

Few game hens, Shawlnecks, |
Clai-|_

{elec.

Red-Rock |

3 Wh. Holland "packey Gob
ers $5.00 ea.; 10 Muscovy uc
$2. 00 ea. All this years |

125 Broad Breasted Bron
Turkeys, wt. 12 to 20 lbs. H
$6.00 ea.; Toms. $8.00 ea.

not ship. T. H. Ridgeway, W
der. Box 186. Phone 225,

4 wks. old turkeys $1.25 e
also some grown turkeys.
oon Carter, Atlanta, Rt.

30 or 40 ne. $1. 00 ea.
lot, or $1. 15 ea. small lots; 3 m
old guineas 75c ea.; W. tL he
$1.25 ea, Purple Top Tun
seed 35c 1b. J.-N. Carson,
fin. On Zebulon Ra.

Your choice from 35 M
turkey hens $7.00 ea.; and
gobblers $10.00 ea. Excel

Won't Ship. Lor:
Cash, Ellenwood. .

be

young, full feathered; all
ore except 6 (1944 hatch

ea. FOB. for entire lot
Mo T. Dorsett, 3 =
Route 2,



Want reliable, gabe taldee
for 30 A. bottom land on Chat-
tahoochee River. 5-R. house,
near Atlanta. Hugh Rich

son, Atlanta, 160 Peacht
Ma 5111.

Want reliable white man
good 2 H. farm,
Near school pus
churches. 8 A.
ment, rest in corn and ge
B. Wilson, Sunmait =

Want family for good | 1 :
crop on 50-50 - basis.
land, stock, 3 rm. house
Handy to P.O). Ba
Store, Church, School and St
Market. Real place to gro
vegetables, J. A. Lance, Re

: oak,

Want a farmer for 2 H.
a A. fertile smooth bottom

. Atlanta,
eB: Alford, Manches'

Rt. 1, Box 124. iy Cae

Want unencumbered
woman to do light wor
farm, tending poultry, ete.
give good home and good sa
ary to right party. Permane
Collect Long Distance calls ac
cepted. Mrs. R. G. McConnedl,
Atlanta, 2205 Willow Ave
Ch 0491,

Want sober, dependable men
to operate tractor,

other machinery.

when not operating

House, lights, pasture, woo

A. truck. 12 mos. Cohen
Carnesville.

Want reliable, hones. wh
man to drive tractor on 130
tractor farm. Desire ma
exp. Capable of taking
of tractor equip. and tr
Salary good with share
small acreage of farm. M
Fox, Dawson, 801 Lee

_ Want at once, help to ga
crop of pecans, urtso help
strip and make up a crop
cane ee ee M, F. Jo
Metter, , Phone 2613.

Want ae man who
furnish self, equip., etc., |
and 4ths or standing r
Good ceiled house, 4 rm
porches, elec. avail., good
and outbldgs. 70 -A
land, 6 mi. No. Plains in:
ter Co., 8 Mi. Americus.
Pilcher, Plains,

Want reliable couple for:
A, farm near Atlanta-on shar
Owner raises chickens on
scale and has work for w
when not farming. Lanc
tile. Modern farm equip.
tractor to be del. in 60
Good house, elec. H. R. Wi
Marietta Rt. 2:42 Ness







I frequently receive

1 who forget to sign their names.

possbile for me to answer



NOTICE

letters from soak peop
Of course, it is. n.
these letters. |

If you desire an answer please be sure x

name and address are correctly given.
TOM. ae
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E Futures

Market a

(Continued from Page One)

: ment and the bears

for ie Boittd 4

to permit the making and enforcement

of any rules which

give th bears the

_ advantage and protection in their bear-

Esk operations against the farmers

S crop.

FORCE THOSE WHO ENGAGE IN
FUTURES MARKET OPERATIONS
TO BUY AND SELL ACTUAL
COMMODITIES BASED ON

NO. 1 QUALITY

i : want to urge

that Congress take

such action as is requisite to see that all
purchases and sales on all futures com-
- modities markes are purchases and sales
Ot the actual commodities of No. 1 qual-

ity.

ee ifs quality Iie: than No. 1 is
bought and sold, let the evidence of the
transaction show the erade, quality and
price as well as the quantity Tass in

the transaction.

With kindest personal regards, [

am,

}

Sincerely yvonne

TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture.

es HELP WANTED



Want unencumbered white
woman to. live as one of fam-

Help: with poultry, milk

cow. Good home and salary.
s. W. H. Dixon, Savannah,

stock, equip., and able to fi-
nance self for 760 A. Ideal for
tock raising. Attractive new
ome, new barn, modern conv.

mi. NW LaGrange. Joe P.

Bide Atlanta, at Volunteer
1

~~
Want. a young or middle-aged
man for farm work for balante
of year and 1946 Board, laun-
Iry and reasonable wages. No
ad and drunkard need ap-
aD Puck,.Buterd,= Rit,

Want 2 Agi ee ok Gece for
ood farm 25 Mi N. W. At-
nta, 183 A. good land, build-
ngs. Standing rent or 3rds
nd 4ths.
CW. Clonts. Atlanta, 1336 Al-
gneny Ave., Ra. 5049.

Want settled white woman
young or elderly) for light
work on farm, near Atlanta.
tate age, kind of work you
ean do and pay. Mrs. Paul
{nimons, College Park, Bite9,
ox 298, CA-9785.

Want reliable white*.or col-
ored family to share-crop a 2
H. farm: also raise livestock.

ave tractor, good house with

lect. School bus runs by door.
J, Barton, Hephzibah, Rt. 2.

Want woman for light work
on farm, Salary and board.
Mrs. Geo. W, Calhoun, Cordele,
1009 Sth St:

peu:
Want good man who has own|-

Call or write Mrs..



FARM HELP WANTED

Want farmer for

Good land and stock. 3 Rm.
House on mail and school bus
R. L. Wester, Temple, Rt. 1.

Want honest man for a big
1 H. farm or would rent large
2 H. farm on 3rds and 4ths, 1
H. crop on 50-50_ _basis.
from Fairmount. ~ Mrs.
Franklin, Fairmount.

Want good farmer for ead
land and house. Exp. livestock,
truck farming. Have 4 A. to-
bacco. Good 5 rm. ceiled
house, elec. lights, mail, bus
by house. Good opportunity,
50-50 basis. J. H. Ricketson,
Pearson. 4

ae

Want.a white or colored wo-
man immediately to do light
work on farm. On that can
milk, ete. Good wages. Oscar
Franklin, peels, tee:
Box 160. as

Want_exp. man, 30-35 years
old, to oversee. farm in middle
Ga. Good equipment, nice
house with modern cony. Exc.
oe George A. Loyd, Perry,
Rt. i

ce a good farmer
2-3 H. farm of 183 A: Good
house, outbldgs., good pasture,
plenty wood and water. Stand-
ing rent or 3rds and 4ths.
Wire or call. Mrs: C. W. Clouts,
Atlanta, 1369 Alleghany Ave.
Ra 5049. :

Want white or colored couple
or small family for 1 H. crop
for 1946. On mail rte. Near
church and school. J. H. West,
eee Parke Ri 2:

fora

ag

+to handle 50 cow herd.
| house, . elec,

ie Also want 2 families to help

_cotton crops ext year

4 Sa oe
Fr ak ye, Rutledge.

on halves, 4 mi. So. of Temple.

5 mi: |







Want ao goed oat
man to do all-work nec. on a
good young peach orchard.
Need 2 good men for wages.
Advise age, exp., wages would
expect, with ref. Have new
tractor. .Can furn. good comf.
house wk elec. 3. Mi. So of
Newnan. J. J. Cruse, Newnan,
Rt. 3

Want good farmer en Share
basis, for 25-30. A. -good land.
Good 5-rm. house on school bus |.
and Mail Rt. Good stock and
tools; also, 3-4 M. Virgin boxes,
on share basis. 8 mi. of Argyle.
Tobacco Allotment. Robert L.
James, Homerville, Rte. 2.

Want honest, unencumbered
woman to live with small family
help with poultry and other
light work around small farm. |
Weekly wages, room and board.
Referenc, exc, Miss Eva Haynes.
Buford. =

Want. party with own equip.
to cultivate 5 A. in snap beans
in Pecan Grove (no part in nuts);
beans on halves and I furn. half
of seed, land and 2% tons Fer-
tilizer. See or write at once. Mrs.
B. Brady, Cairo, Rt. 1. Box 132.

Want 1 or .2-H, croppers, re-
liable, honest, on 50-50 basis,

5 mi. Hartwell on public road;
mail and school bus by door;
v4 mi. church. Good ceiled 4-rm.
mouse, wood, water, pastures,
good land,.muics, tocls, ete,
W. ee Moorhead, Bowersville.

Want Dairyman with family
Good

lights; school bus

gather cotton crop

and work
Sz RB:

Want good face col. or wh.,
for sm. 2-H. farm, 50-50 basis,
and extra work when not busy
in own crops; also good 4-H.
farm (known as Decker Farm),
to reliable party. Mrs. P, M.
Johnson, Lovett.

Want large family to. tend 2
H. crop. Prefer tractor driver,
Have good bottom land and
upland. New tractor,
tor, 3 mules, . plenty equip.
Large, ceiled, 3 rm. house on
school bus, mail cE Plenty
work through winter. 2 Mi.
of Fair Mount: T. 4. Kiker,
Fair Mount.

Want farmer or wage hand
for 1946.. No drunkard need

apply. oJ. A. MM. Johnson, Ma-
nor, Rt. 1.

Want colored man
married) that can milk and
work in small dairy. House,
meals and good pay to right
man. Also- want colored wo-
man, reliable, and who wants
good home and pay, to work

in small dairy. I. L. Martin,
Macon, Rt? 4.

Want man with family to
work on dairy farm, no cotton.
Good 2 rm. house with hall and
porch. Good well of water. J.
M. Strickland, Moreland.

Want 2 white families to

(prefer

*}farm on 50-50 basis 1946. 2

d-rm. houses with elect., good
pastures. and outbldgs. Good
land, no stumps. Land has
been cult. with tractors for 5
years. We furnish tractors
and equip. W. <A. Wages,
Statham. Epos.

bodied |

cultiva-}

So.

Want 2 2H. farmers
1-H. farmer on 50-50
Good land and houses. Good
stock. On school route. 8 Mi.
E. of Newnan on Griffin Hwy.
George T. Smith, Sharpsburg.

Want fielp..for 2. of <2. 2H.
farm in So. Ga., for rent. 6 A.
party to furn. own stock. Near
school bus Rt. J. D. McDaniel,
Hazlehurst, Rt. 1.

Want sober, industrious man
with good reputation and boy
able to do farm labor and re-
pairs. Good 5-rm. house, elec.
lights, near schools,
and store, on- Marietta car line.
Good salary by day or month to
right party. C,. N. Davis, At-
Janta, Box. 75, Station D.

basis.



POSITIONS WANTED

Want job losing after stock
or running a small farm. with
some Seven Day Adventist fam-
ily. anywhere. Want priv. of

chickens. Myself and wife only.
Write. Ben Burbage, Augusta,
Gen. Deliv.

rent with 3 .or 4 rm. house.
Near College Park or Red Oak.
Write or see 1 mi. from Roose-
velt hwy. M.-E. es ea Col-.
lege Park sites 1

Want 1-H. crop on Wise with
3 rm. house. Have wife and 3
small children. Floyd M. Mon-
cus, Columbus, 900 6th. Ave.,
%Columbus Creamery.

@ in the family (3 adults, 3 chil.

house. Ready to move anytime.
Prefer around Marietta or At-
lanta but consider anywhere.
J. R. Hall, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Want 1-H. -crop or jb. on
farm, Exp. with Farm and Poul-
try. Good refer. 3 in family to
work. Will ans. all letters. Bill
Shirley, Canon, Rte. 2.

Want good 2-H. crop for stand
ing rent or 3-4ths. Prefer stand.
ing rent, good 5 or 6 rm. house
with elec. lights, pasture and
wood. On school bus, mail route.
Prefer Cobb Co.
Powder Springs, Rt. 2.

Woman 48, partially deaf, ac-
tive, desires. position on Farm
at once. Have furniture to be
moved, Mrs. Edith Whatley,
| Soe as N. Highland Ave.,

Beans (Snap), per bu. hprs.
Collards, per doz. bunches

cage) a.

churches.

| Riverdale, Rt. 1.

keeping 2 cows:to milk and few:

- Want sm. farm for ending

Exp. farmer wants at once job
on truck, poultry or dairy farm.

larg enough to work). 4-5 rm.:

wife

W. OD. Cantrell, |



Beans (Lima), butterbeans, bulk, per ae

and wite (with
wants job as gen,
oth. light work

Want job as
farm. Can keep
mechanic and truc
1913. = J Go
217 Hunter St., S

Want job as good

for balance this yea

year. Can run a tr
family, wife

Write or see:at on
Martin, R422:

Want to rent a v
standing rent. |
Wood, pasture.
See or write.

ne
Wi

Want small farm
pasture, good 4 or 5

for standing rent.

ton Co. AI! let

eB Bi Gilbert, M
35 yr. old man w

2 children wants

er on farm. Exp.

furnish references.
Austeli, Ria.

Want place on fa
ing rent; with lights
to 15 mi. Atlanta.
Atlanta, 751 Windsor

Want 2-H. crop on
or near paved rd. _

-ecorn, cotton. Woul

truck farming if co
Must be good land, st
etc. - Prefer near
time exp. Ref. ex
Norcross, Rt. 1.

Col; couple * want
Truck farm, goo
house near Atlanta. F
stock and tools. Rober
lanta, Rt. 2. Box 20

Want job as Man

or farm. Well exp., i

in livestock. 56 yrs.
crippled (cant do
and 2 children.
Herring, Lithia Spru

Want good size 2- 1
1946; good land, w
raise.stock on 50-50 ba
dition to crops. S.
Ref. exchanged. E
G. W. Haire, Vienna

Young man, Vet of V
No. 2, and wife wi:
Caretakers of farn

crop. 6 yrs. exp. a

truck and tractor and

machinery. Want 2-
with lights and wate
once. All letters ans.
is, ellie) ae 1

Fresh F ruits and Vegetab a

November 2, 1945



Mustard Greens, per bu. hprs.

Squash, per bu. hprs.-

Okra (White Velvet), per 8 Qt.

bkts.



Turnip Salad, per bu. hprs.





Sweet Potatoes, Porto Ricans, per bu. bkts.
Turnips (Bunched), per doz. bunches



GEORGIA. AUCTION MARKETS LIVESTOCK SALES |

pe TOWN
October & November
; LBS,

180/240
245/270
275/350
359/400

155/175

135/150

130/DN
180/350
350/450

ood to Choice



Strs. & Heifers
Strs. & Heifers, -
: coe & Heifers

rigs. & Lt, Bulls

Soft - Hard



Pelham
Oct, 25
Soft - Hard
Per Cwt,

Atlanta
Ist

Feeder
Hogs
16.00- 22.00







She! ly Cows







Thomasville

Soft - Hard
Per Cw,

16.00- 22.00

Moultrie
Oct, 31
Soft - Hard
Per Cwt.

Oct. 26

Feeder
Hogs
--16,00- 19:00 |

Feeder
Hogs

11.00- 13.00
10.00- 11.00
9.00- 10.00
11.00- 12.00
7.00- 8.00
6.00- 7.00
9.00- 10.00
5.00- 5.50
9,.00- 9.50
12.00- 14.00
10.00- 12.00
9.00- 10.00



Nashville
Soft - Hard

16.00- 19.00

Oct. 30
Per Cwt.

Feeder
Hogs