Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1946 November 6

prial - By TOM LINDER





ove so rapidly that it is very.
lost of us to keep the events
onths clearly in our minds. _
9th day of July, 1946, Oc-
n contracts on the New
tures Exchange were quoted
cents per pound. This was
ely 11 cents per pound
an the Governments parity













dministration in Washington
ous to force the price of cotton
heir own figures.






r, including millions of bales






d cotton that was already sold
rt but had not actually been
They also gave out, as of Aug-
n estimated production for this
was at least a million bales











sult was that in a period of ten




for October. =

> Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma
officials of the United States
ent of Agriculture before his
ee on July 30, 1946. In this
before Senator Thomas com-

e broke from 35.80 for October











as developed that the supply





for cotton would be the largest



ext dayJ uly 3iston the
ught out by Senator Thomas,






umped up the limit of two
er pound, or 200 points, to 33.74
ober cotton. See
ssioner of Agriculture J. E.
ald of Texas and I ealled for a
f interested parties from the
ates at the Henry Grady Hotel
Georgia, on August 5th, 1946.
ing was well attended, and
rough discussion, this meeting



















demand $100 per ton for: cot-
id 40 cents per pound for cot-

viven to the Atlanta meeting,
ands of leaflets were mailed
nator Thomas, Commis-
Donald, and others urging

this, they built up 4 fictitious

ton prices on the New York

cotton on the New York Ex-.

TOM LINDER *

Si

_ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1946

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hat had.already been shipped :



e full facts were brought out, ~

this year would be the shortest |
Many years and also that the

record as advocating that the.

ddling 15-16 staple. Wide pub-.



farmers to hold fr 100 seed and 40
cent cotton. Poe ee
The result of these combined efforts

-was that cotton immediately jumped
again on August 5th. On August 9th,

October contracts in New York reached

36.07, and on October 8th, reached 39.08
on the Exchange. The bear raid of the-

administration and its cohorts against

the cotton farmer was broken, and quo--

tations on the New York Cotton lx-
chane advaneed to almost 40 cents per
pound. x ae
COTTON MONOPOLY

- There exists today a cotton monopoly
that is as absolute as the Standard Oil
Company ever enjoyed in the control of
prices of oil. oo. sie

A few big

as The Basis.? The Basis is the

difference between New York Futures
Quotations and the price of actual -
- eotton.

Sometimes they fix The Basis 50,
100, or 200 points below quotations on

New York Futures. Sometimes they fix. |

The Basis. at 50, 100, or 200 points

above quotations on New York Futures.

They are so powerful that local eotton

mills cannot buck them in the market.

They are so powerful that they can run
prices up or down in different sections
of.the cotton belt regaidless of the price
in other sections, just as Standard Oil
Company did in the old days. :

They have their key men in key po-
sitions inside the Government so thav
they can control the Governments ac-
tion in regard to cotton and dominate
the action of The Board in making
rules and regulations on Cotton Futures
Markets. oe

The Board consists of the Secre-
tary of Agriculture, the Seeretary of
Commerce, and the Attorney General of
the United States.

When Cotton Futures in New York
went up to almost 40c, these big spot
houses sold cotton to the mills at 200
points above New York Futures quota-
tions. They sold cotton. to the mills as
high as 42 cents per pound,

The cotton mills borrowed money
from the banks to pay for this cotton.

When the big cotton spot dealers dis-
gorged to the cotton mills, they of course
wanted cotton to go down again in the
hope that they could buy some more
cheap cotton from the farmer and from

dealers in spot cotton con-
trol the price. They control it so ab-
- golutely that they can fix what is known

- from the big spot houses.

break. He simply got caught
_ tremendous selling movement like many _
other bull speculators. He was simply



dealers who had bought actual cotton
from the farmers. ep

At that time there were a great many
bull speculators in the market who had

bought future contracts in New York,

New Orleans, and Chicago. 2 2
One of these bull speculators was a _

man by the name of Jordan in New

Orleans. When the big companies de- >
cided to put the price of cotton down |
they started selling cotton short on the

eotton exchanges. Cotton Futures were _
dumped on the market in such tremen- _
dous quantities that the price of course

began to go down. In one day 720,000

bales of Futures were dumped on the

New York Exchange alone. _

As the market began to go down,
banks started calling cotton mills te
margin the 42c cotton they had bought ~

The way the mills protected the
banks was by selling short contracts on
the-Exchange against the actual ection _
they had purchased.. This put the big
spot houses and the mills all to selling
cotton short and drove the market still
further down. _ - Se

As quotations went down on the Ex-
change, the bull speculators were forced
to sell their holdings or else sell short

other months on the Exchange to hedge _ 8

their holdings on the long or bull side.
This put the big spot houses, the cot-
ton mills, and the bull speculators all to
selling cotton.
dropped out with this tremendous pres-
sure on the market. a
Jordans dealings in cotton did not
cause the break. His purchase of Cot-
ton Futures helped put the price up.
He had nothing to do with causing the

an outstanding example due to the fact
that he had bought more futures con-

tracts than other speculators had.

As this bear raid on the cotton mar- a
ket progressed,. the different Fe deral

agencies came in and helped force it
Gown by putting out propaganda from ~
Washington. ae ee

They said that the mills were over-

loaded with cotton goods, which is not

trae. 3.
Mr. Eecles of the Federal Reserve
Board put out a statement that cotton
and other farm commodities were too
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| blooming,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

. Pansies,

Thrift, Violets, Carnation, Ver-
bena, Iris, le ea; 25 Sultanas,
$1; Petunia, 25 C. Add post-
age. Mrs. Lester Phiilips, Roys-
ton, Rt. 1.

Giant size Dbl. Poppy Seed,
deep rose color, 25c teaspoon-
ful. PP. Mrs. Dora -Corbin,
Soperton, Rt. 1.

Bulbs, 1000 ea; Jonquils and
Daffodils, 3c ea; 200 Butter
ae Epes, 5c ea; 100 Glads, 5c

Mrs. L. D. Palmer, Staple-
ae

Boxwoods: 3 large, 2 small
at ray place. W. G. Lunsford,
Suches. See me across from
Griffins ' Store, Gernaniums,

gonias, ferns, May and June

e
yoeor Pineapples, reoted and

growing, $2 ea. any 6 = $5;
Cape Jasmine, $6 each, 2, $5:
honeysuckle vines, some
also. Add postage.
Mrs. J. E. Sorrells, Royston.

Jonquils, Dbl. Daffodils, $1.15
C; Tiger Lily Bulbs, lic ea;

| Rooted Ivy, 40c doz; Dbl. Red

Geranium cuttings; Red Be-
gonia, rooted, 20c ea; Hardy
Ferns, 15c ea. Del. and. zone.
No checks. Mrs. Annie Pattillo,
LaGrange, Rt. 4, Box 79.

25c doz; Gaillardia,}

Evergreen Galax, Mi.

"FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR

==

Butter and ee Bulbs, rT C:)
Boxwoods,
trum Gardenas,
Red Berries, Spireas, Snow-
balls, Yellow Forsythia, Al-
theas, Degwoods, Grey Beards,
50c ea. Orders $1 er over. PP.
No checks. Josephine Raley,
Mitchell.

Giant Red Thrift, 60c doz;
Elder - Daisies, 50c doz; Nan-
dinas, $1.50, $2 doz; Large Red
Spider Lilies, 50c doz: $3.50) C;
Narcissus, cream, 50 doz; $4 C;
Paper White, $1 G: Claudia
Plant, Marshallville.

Coral Berry, Red Bud, White,
Yellow Dogwood, 3 col. Azal-
eas, White Pine, Tulip Poplar,
a Laurel, Rhododendrons, 3

594.50 doz: Per, Phiox, $125
Pre Mrs: Edna Rukat, Min

ae Bluff.

Rain Lily, Red Blooming
size bulbs, 25c ea; Small size, 2
for 25c: - Umbrella China
Sprouts, 25c ea. Add postage.
ee J. T. Jones, McIntyre, Rt.

Evergreens,

Blue Tris,
Ferns,

Sweet Peas, Fall Pinks, Jon-
quils, Goldenglow, 40c doz;

Wax Leaf Lingus

and Tiger Lilies,

F OR SALE



Easter Lily Bulbs,
thousand, 36 are size 9}
marble, $1: Blooming gj
ea? Larger, 40c ea, di
Mrs. D. M. Carter,
Box 468.

Pittisforum; 45cc eq
Crepe Myrtle, 35c eg
Glads, Narcissus, 60c
quils, Daffodils, 35 d
Sultanas, 25c ea; Min
Tung Oil Trees,

Mrs. B. Brady, Cairo, R
343.

Christmas Cactus, | R
Begonias,. bunch:
Narcissus, :
30c doz; Tae Arborvita
and. $10; Orange, Pink
nas, 15c cutting. Plus Pp
Mis Os Mashburn, Cun

Hart's and Elder D
var. Pphiopogon, 50e <
lection, Hemerocallis, i
Dumortiei Ophir, 2
Gypsy, Hyperion, et
doz; Pearl Bush, 25e e
Mrs. J. G. Robertson,
on

Sweet Blue Violets, 3 di
ee Mrs. R. L. Silver, C
Reo:

Jonquils, White Clu
cissus, single Orang
lies, $1 C:. lide -deg:
gust Li ly, 25 ea; Glad.
25 doz; Weigela, 25c e
Eula Cox, Canton, Ri?

Entered as seond class matter
ps August 1, 1937, at the Post Oifice

gt Covington, Georgia, under Act
| of: June 6, 1900. Accepted for
mailing at special rate ot postage
provided for in Section 1103, Ac*

Hollyhocks, 50e doz; Cherokee
Roses, Pink Rambler Roses, 25c
ea; White Dogwoods, Crabap-
ples, $1.25 doz. .Add postage.
/Mrs, Ernest Barnes, Mineral)
Bluff. ;

Bulbs: Narcissus, 39c doz;
-Glads, Different colors, 50c doz.
PP. Mrs. L. D. Elliott, Lavonia,
dee 1s

Tulip Bulbs, 20 for $1 PP ist

of October ;







_ FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE
- Butterfly Lily Roots, 25c ea.
Mrs. F. H. Hazard, Zebulon Rd,
_ Macon, Rt. 1.
- Purple Lilac Bushes, 2-3 ft.,
5c .ea; Cape Jasmine, 8 ft.

Write for price. (Mrs. J. B.
Stevens, Moreland.



Jan. Jasmines, Old Fashioned f

White, Easter Lilies, Pink Ver-
bena, Sage Plants, few other
hings. Cannot ship. Come, dig
them, 10c bunch. Susie Mit-
cham, Monroe, Rt. 2.

7 Red Bud, Coral Berry, 3 coi
_Azaleas; -White, Yellow Dog-
- wood, White Pine, Tulip Pop-
ar, Mt. Laurel, | Rhododen-
sarons, 3 tt. $1. 50 doz; Per,
= Phiox, $1.25 C. All pp. Mrs.
ucile Millhollan, Morganton.

Cherokee Roses, Red Bud,
Pussy Willows, Dogwood, Mt.
Laurels, Bhododendrons, Aza-

as, Tulip Poplar, 2-4 ft. $1.50
doz: cred ramblers, 10 doz; Day
Liles, 75c doz. Minnie Camp-
bell, Morganton.

2 Tiger liles, 75c doz; rhodon-.
dendrons, mtn. laurel, Chero-

kee roses, Redbud, Strawberry

bush, tulip poplar, dogwood,
pussy willows, honeysuckle
bush, 2-4 ft., $1.50 doz. Lizzie
: Evans, Morganton. 2

Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurels,
Cherokee Rose, Dogwood, Aza-
leas, Pussy Willows, Red Bud,
Strawberry Bush, Tulip Poplar,
2-4 af... $1.50 doz; creek tiger

ies, "T5c doz; red rambler

oses, $1 doz. Louise Waldrop,
Morganton. =

Cluster | blooming Yellow
Narcissus, $1 C. Del. in Ga. A.
J.s Stanton, Newborn.

Abelia, 2-to 2%
ao 1 ft, $1. 50 doz: $10 ;
range Pyrachanthe, 2 ft. 60c;
Smaller, 35c. PP. Mrs. T. C.
Bee, Newnan, Rt. 3.
: Milk and Wine Lily,
rge, 50 ea; Red Amaryllis,
for $1; Rea Spider Lily, 75c
doz; White Aug Lily, 2 for 25c;
White ree 2, 1Cc. Add post-
Emma Dugger,

8

low Sar ieas, "Be cas Li
acs, eee Goldengiow>
Jonguils, 75c doz;

s, all e Te oes

Mire. Ja. reer

f.

conecks:

P Wiens, 20 ea. Mrs. .
iken, Palmetto,

20 Boxwoods, 3 to 4 ft., $100:

| Jew, $1 doz;

ft., $2.50 doz;

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

F

Gladioli: King Lear (Purple),
Picardy alee Gardenia
(White) M. Fulton (Shrimp
Pink) Giant Nynmph (Light
Pink), Rainbow mixture; 15, $1;
$6 C; Med. 20, $1; $4 C; Bulb-
i lets, $2 qt. PP. SR: mere
Porterdale.

Tulip and Hyacinth Bulbs,
mixed var., 50c doz. in 2 doz.
lots. No stamps or checks. Mrs.
R..L. Blevins, Rising Fawn, Rt.
ie

Pink Crepe Myrtle Bushes,
rooted Pink Peonies, 1 Pink
Weigelia, rooted, Pink Abelia
cuttings. Sell or exc. for Al-
theas, dif. colors Verbena; also
have Blue Butterfly bush cut-
tings, and Orange Day Lilies to
exc. Mrs. H. H. Thomas, Rock-
mart, Rt. 2

e ;
Seed: Larkspur, Marigold,
Poppy, Per. Peas, 44 teaspoon
ea. 25c; Box Vine, 3 bunches,
$1; Blackberry and Day Lilies,
Blue Inis, $2.50
doz; Bridalwreath, 2,$1, Nits.
Clyde Maffett, Roswell, Bt

Abelia Gladififlora, field
grown, 5 ft, $9 C; 4 ft. Pittis-|~
porum, Gardenias, and Dbl.
Var. Oleanders, $1 ea; Blue and
Pink Hydrangeas, 3 ft., 60c ea.
PP. Moss packed. Mrs. J. W.
Edwards, Springvale, Rt. 1.

Dbl. Larkspur Seed, mixed
colors, 10ce pk; Nandina, 50
and 30c ea; Mixed colors large
yTulip Bulbs, 70c doz; Bulblets,
2c 6a $1:25.-, PP. No orderst
under 50c,. -Mirs,; Lee. Cromer,
Royston, Rt. 1. d

Pretty Old Time Boxwoods, |
2 small, 2 med., 4 large. Mrs.
Cora B. Holbrook, Royston.

Jonquils, $1.25 C; $10 M.
FOB; China Berry bushes, 50
ea; Hardy Phlox, 75c doz. Mary
| Ellen Osborn. Roy.

Rooted Dark Crimson- Dbl.
Althea, 35c ea; 4, $1.25; Abelia
5, $1; Narcissi Bulbs, paper]
white, 20c doz; Yellow cluster,
and Giant Crimson Spider Lily
bulbs, 50 doz. Add postage.
No checks. Mrs. Charles 8,

Tanner, Sandersville.



Cameo
65c doz; Butter and Eggs, Daf-
fodil bulbs; 25e doz. Rooted
Abelia, $2 -doz; Silver Lace
| Vine, 40c ea; City of Portland
Cannas, 15ce ea. No checks.
Mrs. Miles T. Tanner, Sanders-
ville, Rt. 4.

Dbl. Yellow Cluster Jonquil
bulbs, 2c ea; Angle Wing, Sil-
ver Spotted, Red Begonia, $1
ea; Oyster. Shell Fern, Alliga-
tor Cactus, Red and Orange



ee the fot as Lizzie = Rasten

Sultanas, 50 ca. Mrs. V. M.
}Johnson, Shellman,

Pink Azaleamums,;

a



L

-ed Phlox, 50c doz.
Gunter, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1

and 2nd zones. J. Ben Davis,

| Lawrenceville, Box 23.

Daffodils, large cluster, white
Yellow Narcissus, $1. 25 doz;
Narcissus, $1.50 doz: Jonquils,

| Large Red Cannas, 50c doz; $5

C; White, Tropical, Royal Pur-
ple Iris, 20c ea; $2.25 doz., other
bulbs. Add postage. Mrs. J. H,
Deason, Lincolnton.

Chrysanthemums
pink, Bronze, 15c doz; Hardy
Pink Sweet Pea, Purple, 25e
ea; rooted; Fragrant White

in ploone,

-Narcissus Bulbs for indoor gar-;

dens, 75c doz. Cant ship. Ask
at P. O. Mrs. W. R. Thompson,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

Rooted flowers. Shrubbery,
Dwarf and High spirea, Orange
Japonica, 20c ea; Purple Violets
Red Verbena, Lavender Thrift,
35e doz; $1 C. Add postage hbe-
low 50c. Mrs. R, J. Fleming,
Lincolnton.

Mixed Bulbs, $1 C. Paul
Tucker, Lyerly, Rt. 1.

Pink and Blue Hyrangeas,'
Pink Crepe Myrtle, Red Al-
thea, Monthly Roses, 25c ea;
Narcissus Bulbs,: $2 C. Add
postage. Docia Harris, Lula.

Pussy Willows, Lombardy
Poplars, Weeping Willews, Chi-
nese Elms, Silver Maples, 4-6
ft Purple Wisteria, 3 yrs., 75c
ea; 4, $1; plus postage. Josari
Geia, Lawrenceville.

~ 1000 Boxwoods, 1-2 ft. high,
65 dia: for sale; also mixed iris,

i$3 C3 10 labeled, 10c ea; Dbl}.

Single mixed Hollyhocks, mix-
Mrs. S.-M.

Crabapples, White Dogwoods,
Red Maples; Azaleas, Rhodon-
drons, 2-3 ft., $1.25 doz; Arbor-
vitdes, Red Quince, Pink Lotus,
Golden Bell, 25c ea. Rooted,
moss packed. Mrs. Cora Lin-
gerfelt, Loving. :

-3. col. Azaleas, Mt. Laurel,
Rhododendrons, Red Bud, Tu-
lip Poplar, White Pine, Goose-
berries, Crabapple, 3 ft., $1.50
doz; Orange Day Lilies, Nar-
-cissus, 50c doz; Fall Pinks, $1
doz. Mrs. W. D. Davis, Miner]
Bluff,

Mt. Laurel, Bhededendioud
Red Bud, Coral Berry, 3 col.
Azaleas, White and Yellow
Dogwood, White Pine, Tulip
Poplar, 3 tt. $1.50 doz: er.
Phlox, Shasta Daisies, $1.25 C.
PP. Mrs. Boon Wilson, Mineral
Bluff.

Pink and Red Geranium cut,
15 ea; 2, 25c; Salmon Pink and
Red Sultanas, 10c ea; 3, 25c;
White Begonia, rooted, 25c;
Pink and White Oxalis, rooted,
15c ea; 2, 25c. Add postage,
Mrs. J. T. Pullins, Molena, Rt.
i

Biue Roman Hyacinths, Red
Viger Lilies, 80c doz; Snow-
flakes, 60c doz; Large Red Pop-
py Seed, 25 tbls.; Sun Moss
Seed, Idee teaspoon. Mrs. A:
x. oe celia Rt...

White DoSwoods, Crabap-
ples, $1.25 doz; Cherokee Roses,
25c ea; Mt. Ferns, Evergreen
Galax, Fall Pinks, Blue Iris,
Tiger Lilies; Golden Glow,
Tansy, Jonquils, Sweet Peas,
40c doz; ee ae 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. A. M. Roper,
Mineral Bluff.

30 high, 75c and $1 ea; Dbl.
Daffodil Bulbs, $1.75 C. Mrs.
C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Rt. 1.

300 extra large White Nar-
cissug Bulbs, Apr. blooming for
$4.50; White and Yellow Nar-
cissus, 1 M.,
size, bulbs in $6 M. PP. G. M.
Mosely, Menlo.

White Pine, Red Bud, Rhodo-
dendrons, Mt. Laurel, Dog-
woods, 3 col. Azaleas, Tulip.
Poplar, Gooseberry, Crabapple,
$1.50 dozen; Orange Day Li-
lies,-- Narcissus, Jonquils, 50
doz. Mrs. Clifton Davis, Min-
eral Bluff. y

Mixed Iris, $1.20 C; May
Queen, Dalmatica,; 50, $1.20;
Jonquils, 200, $1.60; Cream
Dafgfodils, $1.10 C; Stiff Leaf
Caladiums, Christmas Cactus,
5c doz; Cedars, $1.20 doz.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1.

Small Palms, 4, $1.75; Ban-
ana, 150, $2.25: extra large
Bananas and Palms, $5 each.
Must come in truck for large
palms. B. O; Day Bruns-
wick, -

Old. Fashion Yellow: Fotocks
and Butter and Egg Bulbs,
mixed, $1 C. Add postage. No
orders for less than 100~ Mrs.
R. F. Scarberough, Byron,

3 Boxwood, 6 ft. tall, 8 ft., 6
in. dia. thickly grown, weil
shaped, and 20 Box 2 to 4 ft.
tall at home. Mrs. Maggie
Conley, Blairsville, Rt. 3.

Sweetshrubs and hazlenut
bushes, $1.60 doz; dogwood, 25c:
and 50c ea; Blueberry, 45c_doz.
Add postage. No stamps. Mrs.
G. W. Bradley, Bowdon, .Rt. 2.

Single, blue,
inths, and lemon lilies, 50c doz;

blue violets, fragrant, 35c doz;

Iris, 5 col. mix., 40c doz; jon-
quils, 3 doz. $1. No stamps.
$1 orders PP.

heimer, Brooks.

Jonquils, $1 C, yellow jas-
mine, 2c ea; snowdrops, yel-
low, sweet narcissus, 35c doz;
few doz. blue
spider lilies, 65c doz; cream,
pink lantans, 15 large, 30c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Henry F.
Jarrell, Bytler, Rt. 2.

Milk .and Wine Lily Bulbs,
20c ea. Bx. for Print; <100 5,
cap. Sacks, 3 of a kind. To. MG
Wooten, Camilla.

dragon, 20c teaspoon; Red Sal-
via, Purple, Salmon and Red
Sultana and Ice Plant, $6 seed,

c



Bird of Paradise Plants, 25- |:

ea. kind blooming |.

Roman hyac-}

ts. dk. P, Stein- :

hyacinths, red)

Flower Seed: All colors snap}

Send postage. Mrs. i N.
-)Minish,, oe Rito

Mixed Dahlias; 75e a
doz; Hardy Phlox, Mums
benas, =Puritt, Golden Glo
berian and mixed Jarg
50c doz; 3 ea., Glads,
Tiger Lilies, Tritomas,
Ladder, Hibiscus, Purpl
75c. Mrs. Willis Grind]

\lonega, Rt. 1.

Foxgloves, Fall Pink
Iris, Lemon Lilies, 30c
Day and Dewberry Li
Glad Bulbs, 6, 25c; Aug
3, 35c; Water Lilies, 2,- 25
for sacks.. Mrs. Martha
Dahlonega, Rtv 1, Box

Yellow Cannas, 25c do
No orders for less than |
Mrs. Clarence McMil an,
eula, Rt. J. s

Purple Wisteria, large
small, 10c;. Jasmine, 2567
ton Ivey, 10c ea; 100
Daffodils, $3. Plus
Miss Mary. C, Flore
and.

Pink, Red rooted Cees
3, $i: Fragrant Purple
5 $1: Pink, Lav

theas, single, bloomed th
4, $1; Pink, Blue Hy
rooted, 4, $1; PP. M

Blanton, Darien.

Mixed colors. Big and
Siberian. Iris, mixed _
Mums, Pink Thrift, Re
low, Spotted Cannas, V
50c doz; Hardy Hibiscus
Add postage. Mrs. Lona -
well, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Pansies, Giant Exh
$2.50 C; Calendulas,
Son PP ONES
dan, Doerun.

All colors tollyhock Pp
40c doz; Extra: nic
Bulbs, 2; $1; Smaller, 3
$1, No checks. Mrs. ce
worth, Dacula, <

Jonquil Bulbs, $1.50
Hyacinth, 50c Cc; Snap
25 ea; Foxgloves, Eas

xe.
rt Be

3 large Camellia, e
ft., wide, all alike,
rose. blossoms, $100 for th
my home. No chippin
J. Johnson, Jr., Dixie. |

Crinum (Milk and Wi
hulblets. $20 bu;
Beauty, Mayling, Dw
mixed Marigold sced {
Burpee,) 20c eo
Hubert McLeod, Dixie. |

Rhododendrons, mtn. 4
azaleas, snowballs, kerria
onica, barberry, red.
spirea, red honeysuckl
white pines, rooted, I
Spanish Iris, W. violet
tus, Boston vy, 12, $
Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt.

25c doz; Everbear
fine var. Strawberry t
C. Ea. plant. a









bretia (looks like
bulbs, three cents
for Glads, Calla li-
ve you in good
flowers. W. H. John-
Rt. 2 30: Coving-

"speckled leaf and

ing cactus, J10e ea.
ail, Xmas, Round

2 kinds | Geraniums,

_ Oxalis, Te ea; 3

a., purple Iris, 25c
bs 10c rooted bu. Mrs.
ams, Cumming, Rt.

las, red and yellow,
d Gladioli, "5e-G,

Prompt ship-
Tames L. Arnett,

2

undred Boxwood,
H14 in. tall, SF to
oxwood cuttings, $7

gee East Elli-

es Pee
, strawberry, 35c;
aurels, Sweetshrubs
White Pines, Aza-
02; Iris, Phlox, 40c

ey 50e doz;
25: Azaleas,

Hemlock,

ogwocds, White

doz; Boxwood, Ar-

ilac, Altheas, Straw

now ball, Butterfi y,

: 35c. Add postage.
ler, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

: _Forsy thia,

Vidlets, 40c C; Myr-
ra Hemorcallis,
greens, 30e ea; Pink
hite Weigelia, un-

OC doz. Exe. for print
ances Euler, Ellijay,

LG Foxgloves, Lemon,
les, 25e ea; Jonquil!
"C: " Lavender, Pink,

rea, Dbl, Yellow dae

a; Pink Peony, 50c
~ Add postage. Mrs.
le, Ellijay; Rt. 3.

lies, Wild ris, $1 C;
nowhall, 45c ea; Pink
theas,

Hardy Hibiscus,
Bells, Purple Lilac, 25
hrubs, 2, de. Mrs.

derson, Ellijay, Rt

amellia Japonicas,
bred, other, white,
ite, pink striped,
k- blotched blossoms

bush, dbl. blooms,
ids now, $35 ea. Canh-
is. G. W. Ross, East-

NG

> Blue Violets,

ee " 50 C; Mixed

ge Day Lilies, Fox-
doz; Weeping, Pussy
Yell Japonicas,
ple, Oak Geranium,
W. -D. Raiston, El-

Weeping Willow,
Hydrangea, $1 ea;
Thornless Rose, Al-
ec ea; $3 doz; Palma
a Poeticus Nar-
if. Violets, $2 C; Em-
IS ws He Pen-

jirea, Pink Deutzia,
Forsythia,. 10a; Var.

nd Daisy Plants, 40c:

Almonds, 15_ ea;
W igelia, Juniper,
borvitae, 2 daz., 25c.

ry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Lily Bulbs, 25c; Pur-
ender, Blue Iris, 40c
50e doz; 12-14 in.

\ Altheas,

40c. Add postage. Lara

Ellijay, Rt. 2.
urple, Lavender, Iris,
ysanthemumg, 40 doz;
_Azaleas, Dogwood,
rels, $1.25 doz; Box-
rborvitaes,
eysuckle, Forsythia,
ynds, 35c ea. Add
s. Henry Waddell,

ony Bulbs, Dwarf
_ cutiings, Yellow
Mums for sale or
0 lb. cap. White Feed
ite. Mrs. John All-
il RFD 1.

Ave. 8S.
Forsy thia, bridalwreath, red-|

Yellow. Jas-'

| $1 ea.

tings, 20 ea; 3, 50c.
-ders filled for

50c

Golden-.



Orange Lilies, Myrtle Vine,
Var. Violets, 80c C: Chester-|
field Daisies, Wild Iris, 30c doz;
Wisteria, - Forsythia, d, .25e:
Pink Deutzia, Weigelia, Pink
Spirea, Arborvitae, Juniper,
unrooted, 15 doz. Mrs. Doyle
Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 1

Dbl. Japonicas, 75c ea; Hon-
eysuckle, Red, White Dogwood,
Weeping Mary, Hydrangea,
Gol@enbells 2 $1; Lemon Li-
lies, Hardy Phlox, 45e. doz;
King Alfred Daffodils, Jonquils
$2 C. No checks. Mrs. Monroe
Barnes, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Aljtheas, Almond, Dbl. Yel-
low Japonicas,. Boxwood, For-
sythia, Hibiscus, 35c ea; White
Narcissus, Phlox, Blue, White
Daisies, Violets, 40c doz. Add
postage.
Rez

Mixed

-Hollyhock Plants,

Blackeyed Susan, 50c doz; Wild|-

Yellow Jasmine, 5c ea; Bird-
foot Violets, 5c bunch; Redbud
Trees, 10c to $1 ea. Mrs, H. H.
Staluaker, Elberton, Rt. 3%

Hydrangea, Night Bina
Cereus for sale. at my home.
Cannot del.. Mrs. Brooks, East
Point, 403 Thompson Avenue.

Blue Hydrangeas, " Ophiotog-
on, (Border Plan) - _Eleagnus,
Var. Enonymous, good for
hedges, Forsythia, 3 kinds
Spirea,. 15c . ea. Mrs: W. A.
Joiner, Atlanta, 2573 Acorn Av.
Ch. 3470,

Time now to plant Iris for
blooms next spring. 25 Royal
Purple Iris Corms, $1. PP. F.
H. Bierman, Atlanta, 1025 Bel-
levue Dr. N. E. :

Dbl. Red Geranium, Pink Be-
gonia, Red and Pink Sultana
cuttings, 4 for 75c. Del. Ethel
Wright, Alto. oo

Dark blue African violets, all
sizes, for sale, at my home. No
deliveries. Mrs. A. Lee Den-
ham, Atlanta, 1459 Belmont
W.,: AM 4400.

buds, French and Mountain
Hydrangea, 25 ea: orange day
lilies, 50c C. Add postage; also
Ivy, vinea and Bamboo clumps
sold on the premises. Mrs. W.
H. Meacham, Atlanta, 57 Lake-
view Ave., N. E.

Bridalwreath and_lilae,
ea; Chrysanthemums, dif. col.,
purple Iris, Blackberry lilies,
catnip, 50 doz. a for price
on-=100 lot. Mrs. | Wood-
ring, Alto.

- Peonies, in many colors, free
bloomers, 2 and 3-eyes, $6 doz.

Del: Iris, aes col. 5 for $1. M..

O. only. Mrs. S . W. Sloan, Au-

burn.

Nandinas, Mimosias, Abelia
(Glossy Leaf), Myrtles, Eleag-
nus, Hawthornees, | _Geraniums, |
Spireas, Dentzia,
Buddelias. Mrs. pare Adams,
Buchanan, Re 2

Small Palms, (3) $1.25; Ban-
ana Piants and - Coral Setting,
Best time to set. S. M.
Seaborn, Brunswick.

Var. Violets, 25c doz;
sizes Evergreen Privet Hedge,
4 Pine Cedars, 40c ea; Bridal-
wreath, 20c; 2 Old Wine Grape
Vines, 40c ea. PP. Mrs. Poor:
Gaines, Bowman. ae

Several Arbor-Vitaes and
Boxwoods, 2 to6 it.,
green Hedge. Rasonabie.
Come get them. Write first.
Miss Willie Mason, Blue Ridge.

Pink and Red Geranium Cut-!
PP. No or-
1 cutting only.
Mrs. Effie Holton, Baxley, Rt.

i

White Dogwood, Red Maple,
Black Walnut, Red Flowering
Quince, Water melon Crepe
Myrtle, $3 doz; Fine, sure to
bloom Daffodils, Long Trumpet
Soph White Wax Jonquils,
doz; $2.50 C. Mrs. C. B.
Robinson, Bowdon.

Scotch Flowers, stays green
winter and summer, well, root-
ed, 6 for $1. Miss Lizzie Smith,
Bowersville, RE:

$5;

5 Milk and Wine Lilies,
Dbl. Yellow Humbert, Little
Gem, Indiana, Orange, Presi-
dent Red, mixed 60c doz; $4 C;
1,000 Tiny Emperor Daffodils,
$3.50. Add postage. Mrs. Ruth
Head, Bremen.

~

Linda Evans, Ellijay.|

| White,

| extra. to

25e

Forsy thia, |

all blooming

also Ever-|

Pink Alec: Pink Weigelia,
Yellow Forsythia, Van on,
White Weeping Spizea, Dbi.
Flowering Orange Pomegra-
nate, White Eng. Dogwood, Li-
lacs, Jasmine, Large Leaf
Hedge, White Briar Rose, root:
ed, 60c ea. Miss Mautile Har-
rison, , Bremen,

oo TE,
$1.75; Four
ok
"Miss E.
915

- Dogwood Trees, 1 ea,
$1.50 and 3% ft.,
are 4% ft., $2.25 ea,;
$2.75. Plus del. ae
kCorroley, Brunswick,
Union Street

Sweetshrub, $1.50 doz; holly,
50c'ea; dogwood, 25c ea; hazle-
nut bushes,
40c doz. Add postage.
stamps. Dura Bradley,
don, Rt, 2.

Mix. Narcissus, Chinese lilies,
jonquils, buttercups, irig, 50c
doz. Add postage. No less
dozen. Mrs. J. W. Bridges,
Dawson. :

Large, pink fiowering Thrift,
$1 bushel and you bring-ham-
per; 15 nice Red_ Spider lily
bulbs, $1; Herbs, many var.
also, at my: home. -Mrsg.. T. C.
Waters, Atlanta, Browns Mill
at Cleveland Ave., CA 6892.-

Amaryllis and Fairy ie 6
for 50 ( of ea. Kind); white and
blue Hydrangea, 4 for $1. Mrs.
Rilla Shackelford,
1.

> No
Bow-

Well rooted pink Thrift, 35
doz; spring shallot onions, 40c
C; Missionary strawberry
plants, 75 C. Mrs. Cromer Mc-
Curley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Nareissus: Chinese Sacred,
50-60c doz; $1.75-$2.75 C; Paper
40-50e doz; $1.30-$1.75
C. Round, No. 1. bulbs; large
berry Nandina, stocky plants
also. Del. 2nd zone. Add 5c
checks. Miss Mittie
Collins, Smithville, Riles 4

Purple and yellow iris, -Or-
ange Day and Leopard lilies,
Foxglove, fall pinks, 45 doz;
Myrtle, red and - pink azaleas,
red roses, 2 for 40c. Wild Iris,
30c C.. Rooted. Mrs. -Frank
Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.-

Azaleas, 4 ft. $2.50- doz;
white dogwood, strawberry,
sweetshrubs, Mtn. laurel, sum-
ae, althea lilies, $1.50 doz: Box-
woods, 6-12 in., rooted, $2 doz.
Ray Heaton, Blue Ridge.

Native. white dogwood, 3-5 ft.
50c ea; 40c ea. in 100 lots, at my
place, 3 mi. No. Douglasville.
Will not ship. T. W. Simmons,
Douglasville, Rt. 3.

Fresh gathered seeds of giant.
Philippine lilies, 10c teaspoon-
ful. Add postage. ae Walton,
Columbus, Bex 905. |

Chrysanthemum plants: yel-
low Turner, 4-5 in. petals; $3.00
doz;. pink, Daisy, large type,
$2. 50 doz. H. E. Conner, War-
ner Robins, Box 22.

Gladioli, jarge and s$
bulbs, mix. col., 39 doz. Exe, 4
doz. for 4 Print sacks alike.
Add postage. Mrs. Too J.c Til-
man, Temple, Rt. 2.

Pride of Oxford and ever-
hardy purple Ver-
benas, 25c ea; large red Thrift,
King Edward Shasta daisies,
old fashioned white Clove
Pinks, 35 good size clump, 3
for $1. Mrs. John R. Duke, Jef-
ferson.

Yellow jasmine, coral, wis-
teria, Smilax, Trumpet vines,
Nandinas, 5 ea; cherry, laurel
seedlings, periwinkles, thrift, |
$3.50 C; trailing lavender lan-
tana, $2 GC: Dif. ferns, 35c-50c.
Add postage. Mrs. Paul Bogle,
McRae.

> purple wisteria, 5c; sie 2.
tone purple and solid white
Iris (or Flag Lilies), . Rambler
rose cuttings, for sale (write
for price) or exc. for other col.
and var. Iris and roses. Miss
Fo: Moore, Suwanee.

Yellow, White Jonquils, $1.44
doz; Purple Phlox, Fall Pinks,
75c doz; Japonica, 6, 75c, Yel-
low Iris, and Buttereup, either
6, 50c. No chks. Add postage.
Jemima Crump, Talking Reck
Ri 2

Steel's Jumbo giant pansies,
$3 C; $1.75 for 50; giant Shasta,
Marconi dbl. Daisy, $2 doz;
Elder daisy, Stocks, blue corn
flowers, calendulas, 60c doz.
Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley.



$1.60 doz: tansy, |

small

Temple, Rt.|.
; | hardy carnations, snapdragons,

b-



- Charlie

~ Royal. Poinciana,
red Cannas, 65c doz. Postpaid.
oes Josie Hamilton, Baxley,

5% lbs., Siete and 10% Toss
in the hull, of pink perennial
Pea seed, for best offer for lot

at my home, A. B. McKoy,
Newnan.

Pot plants, dbl. giant Gera-
niums, 3 reds, rose, lavender;
big, little Boston, Roosevelt,
Whitman ferns; oystershell be-
gonia, red flowering bronze
foliage, Large, rooted, any 5
for $2.50 postpaid. Mrs. Gra-
ham Eley, White Plains. |

Wild Easter Lily, Star of
Bethlehem, $1 C; sweetbay, red
maple, dogwood, crepemyrtle,
live oak, spirea, aithea, pink,
red Dorothy Perkins roses.
Moss. packed. 45c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. T. K. Womack,
Dublin; Rt 45

Sev. hundred small Nandina

plants; 2 yrs. old, 15c each.
Scudder, Athens, 920

Baxter street. ~ =

Blooming size gladioli, red,
yellow throat, bulbs, $2 C; mix.
col. Fall Pinks, Star of Beth-
lehem, 50c C; 2 doz. Tiger lily
bulbs, $2, small, red carnation,
10c bunch. Add postage. Mrs.
A. L, Dedd, Alpharetta, Rt. 1.

Pansy plants, 35c doz; $2 C;
65c doz; Newport, pink and

mix, Sweet Williams, Queen
Annes Lace, centaurea,. fever-

few, imp. gallardia, others, 50c |

doz. Mrs.

F.. M. Combs; Sr.,
Washington.

Swiss giant pansies, 40c doz;
$2.25 C; white Roman, dbi.

pink - hyacinths, $2 doz; "Sweet

Williams, pink for-get- riots,
Eng. Daisy, 60c doz; hardy car-
nations, snepdragons, 75e doz:
Mrs. M. P..Combs, Washington,

4 Rt 2.

Duchess De Orleans (deep
pink with lavender tips on cen-
ter petals) peony roots, 25c ea;
Red Spider (September) lily
bulbs, 40c doz. Mrs. C. W. Mat-.
thews, Woodland.

White Philippine lily bulbs,
med. size, $3 doz; Blooming
size; 5 for $1; 15 for $2.50 PP.
Mrs. Rosa Gc. Poole, Valdsota,
Box 112.

Yellow, red, dbl. cannas,.
Bird of Paradise, white. April
flowering Dwarf Iris, $i doz;
white Fairy lilies, rose- color
gladioli, 50c- doz; Emperor jon-
quils, snowdrops, $l Cy - Old
Jing. Boxwoods, 8-10 in. $3.00
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Gus-
sie Conner, Villa Rica, Rt. 2.

Large
Cream with

everblooming ~ Roses,
. Pink reverse,
grows 6-8 ft., withowt support.
3 unrooted cuttings, 25c. Mrs-
Lois Newman, Tallapoosa, Rt.
Zoo

Red, Yellow Cannas, $1 doz;
White Pines, Hemlocks, Crab-
apple, Dogwoods, 25c ea; Smail
Boxwoods, 50c ea: Azaleas, 2-
a: ft., $1.50 doz; Yellow Jap-
onieas, 75c_ ea.
Mrs. L. F; Evans, Talona.

Red, Pink, White Hibiscus,
25e ea; Eng. Dogwood, | Wis-
teria, 35c ea; Dbl. White Al-
theas, Narcissus and other
Shrubbery. All plus postage.
Yonge Walker, Toccoa, Rt. 3.

Christmas and Thanksgiving
Cactus, House leak, 4 kinds
ferns, 10c ea; Mixed Zennias, 3
doz. 25c; Pink, White, Red Ger-
aniums, Red Carnations, Sul-
tanas, Justicia, de cutting. Add
postage. Mrs. BF. Gximon,
Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Century Piant, Christmas
Cactus, Angel Trumpet; Abelia,
Holly, Beauty Bush, Crepe
Myrtle, Wisteria, 20c ea; Tea
Olive, Magnolia, Sweetshrub,
Bay, tt; 15e: 2 ft-30c:* It. 45e.
Mrs. Wavy Lewis, Toomsboro.

Magnolia, Tea Olive, Yellow
Jasmine, Red Holly, White,
Red Dogwood, -Greybeard,
Sweetshrub, Crabapple, Um-
brella China, 1 ft., 10e; 5 ft.,
Exc. for Print gacks. Add post-
age. Mrs. Alma Colson, Tooms-
boro, Rt 2.

Large Dbl. Fungi, Pink Pop-
py Seed, 40c teaspoon. Add
postage; also Ferns, Geranium
cuttings and Begonia cuttings
for sale. Mrs, Minnie Malphins,
Tusculum,

3- for $1: :

; age. Mrs. Tom Keener,

Daffodils, White

| for

Add postage.-

5,

50c/



FOR SALE

a ee

Lhe Sot a z
Pink Thrift, kel: 10.
plus postage. Mrs. J. i. a ee

Wrens.

Gardenia cuttings, 4,
Jasmine, 15c bunch; 2 bun. 25
Blue Physostegia, 2 bun
rooted, 15c; Sweet Shrubs, 25.
ea; Standing Cyprus, 2 doz. 25
Mrs. i, Be Neer Toemsboro

Geraniums: Bed Pink, dari
white or salmon, 25 each cut

11 Dwarf Boxwoods,.-
high, same in diameter, $6 eack
at my home; Blue. Dutch Iris,
Orange Lilies, Foxgloves, Aza-
leas, Sweetshrubs, Yellow, Red,
Cannas, 3, 250, 7Ada postage. :
Le Teem, Talking Rock, s

| Data, White Narcissi, ie
Orange Day Lilies, Pu

nie Blue, White Iris, 25 doz;
Tame Dogwood, 25 ea: Bright
Red, 35c ea; Golden Bell,
ea; Yellow Pinks, 25ce doz. a
postage. Mrs. Rosie Smith
Talking Rock, Rt. 2. 4 =

Daffedil, White Narcissi,-15
doz;, Purple, Blue, Yellow Iris,
Orange Day Lilies, Yellow
Pinks, 25 doz; Golden Bell, 15
ea... dogwood, 25e ea. Add post-
Talking
Rock, Rt, 2. vo.

Iris, Blue, ete White, 40e
doz; Daffodils, 25e doz; Eng.
Dogwood, 10 ea; Spider Lilies
30c doz; Orange Day Lilies, 15
doz; Altheas, 12c ea. Exc. fo1
printed feed sacks. Miss Jew-
ell Hefner, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Butter and Eggs, Pur
(Fall Pinks, Yellow), 2

le Tris,
doz;
Narcissi, Old
Fashion Snowball, 35 each;
White Maple, White Dogwoed,
Running Rose Bush- Golden
Bells, 25c' ea; Crpe Myrtle, 50c_
ea. Add postage. Guin Hol-
mes, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

A bu. more or less of ve

fine Narcissi and other bulbs,
for sale or trade for Hams or
other farm commodities ca
use. Mrs. L. M. Paxson, At-
lanta, 60 Piedmont Ave., NN: es
VE 6600.

Over 200 mixed Veliow Cluse
ter Sweet Scented Narcissus
and White Fairy Lily, not lab-
eled, $1 C; Pink Thrift, 25 doz
$1 orders del, in Ga. Mrs. Sam
Smith, Austell. Rt. 2... =

Star of Bethlehem Bulbs, 25e
doz; 40c C: Pot Flower Colle
tion, 20 plants $3.50; Good asst.
Garden Sage Plants, 25c ea; 3
50c. Mrs. , Mamie Stone,
Adairsville, Rt.

Cue ae Large :
Small, and Daisy, mixed colors,
not labeled, 60c doz; Red. and
Yellow Cannas, 50 doz; Rose
Cuttings, not rooted, Rea and
Pink Radiance, Red Holland.
Add postage. Mrs. Julia Single- |
ton, Atlanta, 1139 Hall Ave. -
S28 ae

~ Giant White Daisies, $125.
doz; Rooted Nandina and Pitis-_
porumi, 3 9. $1. PP. No. chks;
several Nandinas,
Chinese Magnolia and
RR. J. Miller,

Box 413.

_Evergreens and Flowering
Shrubbery, man var., blocm-
ing size, Arbor Vitae,

large, Ealeagnus (very

rant) all to large fer shipping

PP: Send
price. Mrs.
ville, Rt. 1.

Iris: Sky Blue, Orchid, Tan, ~
Purple, Yellow, many 2 tones,
$1.50 doz; weil rooted Holly
hock Plants: Pink, Rose, Red
and White, 75c doz. Mrs. -W. W.
Trimble, Adairsville, Rt. 2. ee

Flame Red Amaryllis, 25 ea;

$1; Dorothy Perkins and
American Pillar, Rose, 50c ea.
Add postage less $1. Mrs. a 4
Matheson, Albany, Rt.
669 A.

Cut
mums

stamp or card for
C. H. Ward; Adairs-

Chrysanthe- |

for sale at my heme;
have about .%4 acre. .Come at _
once. Mrs. S. L. Gardner, ae
pharetta. a

Daffodils, Cream White ith
bulbs: 5 doz., $2 del. Now time
small Yellow Cup, 50c doz
te plant, Mrs. Je Ma oes
Grayson. ee

Flowers:



$2. 50- 995 =
THereesere stro e


Purple,
Dogwood, 50c doz.

Snowballs,
a bushes,

x _ FLOWERS AND SEED
oS ek SALE =

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Lilies,
Star

~ Daffodils, Orange
Tie Violets, Wild Iris,
of Bethlehem, $1 C; Snowball,
Pink Hardy Hihbiscus, 25c ea;
Pink Altheas, Eng.
Add _ post-
age. Mrs, Mollie ~ Henderson,
-Hllijay, Rt. 3,. Box 49.

== Shasta Daisies,; 50c doz;
- Blooming size Azaleas, $1 doz;
Dogwood, Hemlock, Sweet
- Shrubs, Laurels, White Pines,
Crabapple, $1.25 doz; Altheas,
-Forsythias, 35c ea, Add pos-
tage. Mabel Aaron, Elijay, Rt.

ete

Blooming size Azaieas, 75c
doz; Spruce Pine, Mt, Laurels,
_ Sweetshrubs, $1 doz; Maple,
- Pink Crabapple, Pink, Purple
_ Althea, Goldenbells, Dbl. Yel-
- Jow Japonicas, Mimosa, 50c ea.
No checks. Add postage. Mrs.
~ Maude Farist, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

_ Spirea, goldenbells, buddleia
- 3, $1; red Glad, 50c doz; daffod-
ils, 50 doz; bronze iris, 40c ea;
- mums, ageratum, $1 doz; aza-
- leas, sweetshrubs, dogwoods,
rhododendrons, 4, $1; box-
== woods, $1:50-ea.-P. P. Mrs. J.
eR: Williams, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

- Hyrangeas, Pink, and White
Rambler Rose
; well rooted, 50c. ea;
e pine,~. White, ~ Yellow ~ Iris;
Bronze Lemon Lilies, 50c doz.
Mrs. W. H. Hughey, Fairmount,
Rt. & Box 159. =

_ Red Hot Poker, 20c ea; Mich-
aelveas Daisy, June and July
Blooming Shasta, Blackberry
lilies, 60c doz; Coral or Ocarlee
See $5 C; Tiger Lilies, 15c
-e Other Perennials cheap.
Pearl

Branch. cL
- White Narcissus, - Jonquils,
Butter. and Eggs, Emperor Dat-
fodils, Little Yellow Fragrant
Narcissi,
tricaria Feverfew, 25e doz. Miss
Vena Brown, Hartwell.

Cut flowers at my home.
Many colors Chrysanthemums,

how ready. Mrs. John eee
Glenn.

Hastings

Hudgins, Flowery

Pink

(White Dbl. Peony Bulbs, 50
@a; Rooted Cape Jasmine, pack

gd in moss, $1 ea. Add postage.|
Miss Bessie

Martin, Gaines-
yille,, Rt, 5. =

ae i oe dovda,, 6-12 in., 250 ea;
Speckle Roses, 20c, Tube Rose,
5c, Azaleas, $1.50 doz; White,
Purple Lilac, Buterfly bushes,
25c ea. Mrs. Mae Turner,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Extra nice Privet Hedge
Plants, \1- -3 ft., well rooted, $1
fos .eecars, nice size and Dog-
wood, 3 ft., 50c ea. PP. Mrs.
de He Clark, Gainesville, RT;

Swiss Giant Pansy,
eae some in bud and bloom,
$4 C; 25 for $1. No less. than
25 shipped. Prepaid. Walter
_ W. MckEver, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

_ Heavy, field-grown, Old Eng.

Dwarf. Boxwoods, 7 yrs. old,
well. shaped, 10 to 12 in, Write
for price; - Blackberry Lilies,
Weeping Forsythia, $1 doz; $5
. Pignehe: Woodruff, Green-

Sepak suffruticosa Boxwood,
well rooted, bed plants, $6 C;
Calif, Blue Violets, Sa-C> Ros-
ina Pink Violets, $6 C; $1 doz.
Rooted plants. oe E A,
Smith, Greenville, Rt.

_ 400 Glossy Wax 6 Ligus-
trums, $15; Dwarf Boxwood,

$40. M; Ivy, Forsythia, Althea.

Sweetshrub, Sweet - Violets, $4
All good roots. Lois Wood-
iff, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Mixed Bulbs: King Alfred
and Empress Jonquils, Daffod-
ils, Narcissus, $15 M; $3 C;
Rhedodendrony several thou-
sand, . 15-24 at attractive
uric Maude Hamby, Green-

Bulbs: Dbl. Yellow Butter
and- Eggs, White Fragrant Jon-
tee Yeliow Cup center, 50c

OZ
Rooted | Sage Plants, 4
postage. Mrs, T. H.

twell, Rt. 1.

Waits e Narcissus, - Dbl. Butter
rd jiges, - Yellow Jonquils,

, $1. Add
McCurle,

1.50 De Shae Single Hyacinths, ges

a doz: Pink Thrilt, 50 doz;

Mattie sary, Hart-

U.S. Hwy. i. Mrs.

woods,

_-Red, White Dogwood, Ga, Mt.

White Ball and Ma-:

Grange, Rt. ou

Hyacinth
Bulbs, 25c ea; $2.23 doz; Red,

field-

|MACHINERY FOR SALE

tiller.

Bird of Paradise, 50ce each.|



ped with Cole Bushens, $50, M

Shrubbery and Hedge Ever-
greens, 3x3, for sale reasonably
at my home, 8 mi. N. Perry on
EK, Foun-
tain, Ft. Valley.

Pink Crepe Myrtle, Pink
Seven Sister Roses 25 ea; 5,
$1; Bird of Paradise Seed; two
cents ea. Add postage. Miss
Lena Crump, Hartwell.

* Jonquils,
Bulbs, $1 C; Buddleas, Weigel-
as, Spireas, Scotch Brooms,
Pink, White Hyrangeas, Box-
rooted, damp packed,
25ce ea. Add postage under $1.
Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hiawassee.

Laurels, Sweet Shrubs, Aza-

leas, Tulip Poplars, Red Maples

2, 3 ft., $3.50 doz. Exc. for print
or white sacks. Mrs. William
C. Taylor, Hurst. ao

Mt. Laurels, Azaleas, Sweet
Shrubs, Tulip Poplars, Red,
White Dogwoods, White Pines,
2, 3;-4 ft: high $2.75 doz. PP.
Exe. for white or print. sacks.
Mrs. Cecil Davis Hurst.

About-3 doz. Red Dorothy
Perkins Climbing Roses good
root system, 25c ea; 5, $1. PP.
on 2 or more. Mrs. 2 D, Her-
rin, Jesup, Rt. 1. a

FLOWERS. AND SEED
WANTED.



Want White Amaryllis, also
any kind of Blue lily. State
price ea. and in groups of 3.
Mrs. L,: E, Tingle, Jackson, Rt.
ah

Exe. white althea, winter
honeysuckle, jasmine, _abelia,
red crepe myrtle, hydrangea,
Mimosa Deutzia, - arborvitae,
for Iris, tulips, Narcissus, But-
ter and Eggs, Shallots or mul-
tiplying onions. Write. Mrs. F.
M. Neal, Atlanta, Rt, 3, Box 97,

Want 50 Pansy plants. Ad-
vise what you have and price.
Mrs. ~A.=-G, Whitaker, La

Want 50 North Georgia Pines
30 Rhododendrons and 35 Mtn.
Laurels, State price shipped.
Mrs. S. P. Holland, Blakely. |

Want Boxwood, Dwarf var.,
bushy plants, about 4 in, high.
State number and price. J. C.
Symmes, Atlanta, Rt. 10 (Har-
ris Trail) GH 2545,

Want 2 (1 ea. red and white)
Peony bulbs, each with 2 eyes.|
State reasonable price, Mrs. -J.
B. Bullington, Douglasville.

Want rooted cuttings of. -wa-
termelon Crepe Myrtle, flower-.
ing pomegranate, forsythia, Ha-
thorne Gibsi. Advise. Mrs.
Arthur K, Adams, Dunwoody,
c-o Country Squire Farm.,.

Exc, any amount white feed
sacks, without holes at 15c ea.,
for some dbl. and other nice.
bulbs. Write. Mrs. Robert H;
Earnest, East Point, Box 28355

Want 25 or more Flowering
Quince. State size and price.
Mrs. J. R. Clarke, Jasper.

Want bright yellow and
cream color Sultanas and Cala-
diums (or Elephant Ears) with
fancy col. leaves. Mrs. Mary
Sirmans, Homerville.



SECOND HAND



t

Dairy Boiler, Ist. class eand
complete, $25 my place, Marcus
Griffith, Eatonton,

F-12 Karmall Tractor on rub-
ber, distributors, planters, cul-
tivating equipment; Bush and
Bog Harrow, good cond., $1,100
outfit complete. Asa NeSmith,
Thomasville, Rt. 4.

One Case Tractor, all cal
tivating equipment and 4 disc

Ashburn, Re 3;

New Oliver. Mower, used
about one day, Ae -1 cond. vos:
Garrett, Sarah.

_ JD Corn Sheller, $400 FOB:
1945 model Fitz Steel Over-
shoot 8 ft. Water Wheel, $300;
Small Feed Grinders, $10;
$25: Set 42 Mill Stones coe:

Daffodils, Narcisstl

| case.

ded. Youngblood, Jt:

ARK ET BULLETIN

"SECON D-HAN D

| MACHINERY FOR SALE



- Henkel
practically new,
Foster, Locust Grove, Rt. 2.

Lespedeza Machine,

Cultivator, planters and
Guano Distributors, complete
for Model B or A John Deere
Tractor, used part one season.
JO; Kelley, Edison, Rt. 1, Tel.
302.

. Allis Chalmers B 1941 Trac-
tor and 3 disc plow; 1942 model
H John Deere Tractor with 2
plow. Both have planters, cul-
tivators and distributors. Also
new. 15-power lift peanut
weeder. J, H. Sims, Ashburn,
Box 284, :

Culti-Packer with-21 big rol-
lers, 22 small, Ist. class shape,
tractor hitch and dust proof
boxins. Ernest
Bethlehem, Rt. 1,

1942 Allis-Chalmers W. C.
Tractor, starter and _ lights,
pow er-take-off,
planters, etc, Harrow, ham-
mer-mill, Bus hand Bog harrow
and tractor mower. J. B. Prath-
er, Monroe, Phone 4561.

Old Fashion Water Corn mill,
36 in, rod, complete, and crush-
er for ear corn and other grains
$175. Exc. for Meadows Mill,
24 in., with metal frame and

land, Rt. 2.

1 Mower Attachment for WC
Allis-Chalmers Tractor. Thos.
M. Tillman, Athens, Box 1147.

2 roller Syrup Mill, 7 ft.
copper pan, both $40; Kinkle
Lespeza ~Combine, fits any
mowing machine, $60; also
want 40 -Allis-Chalmers or 42
Intl Combine and cultivator
for B model Allis-Chalmers
Tractor. O. I. Shipley, Auburn.

Farmall F-12 on steel, 4 disc
tiller, All Steel Farm wagon.
J, W. Bagwell, Oakwood, Rt. 1.

Model A JD Tractor, planter
and cultivators, good cond.
Come, see. W. E.. Parker, Cov-
ington, Ras

2 Hopper Cider Mill, good
cond., except hoppers need jit-
tle repairing, ~ $15, My home.
Won't ship. C, W. Chatham,
Whitesburg, Rt. 1.

Sears Garden Tractor, prac-
tically new, complete with
tires, mower blade attachment,
all regular accessories, $185. -
S. Butler, Atlanta, 466 Page
Avenue.

- Husky Bolen Garden Tractor,
-Turning Plow, all practically
new, at my home 3 mi. E. Tem-
ple. Ss. J: Johnson, Temple, Tel.
250W 3.

Oliver 2 disc Turner.
Byington, Newnan, Rt. 3..

- Star Power Pea Huller, No.
9, used only to hull 109 bu.
peas, like new. Sell with or
without engine. Can be seen at
Chafins Pl. 1090 Madison
Ave,. Hobson Brook, Athens.

Turner Picker, Lilliston Hay
}Press, with 5 H power, air-

this yr., perfect cond. Sell or
trade | for Farmall A Tractor
and equipment. S. E. Booker,
Jr., Fitzgerald, Rt. 4..

1 H Roller Cane Mill, H pow-

$50. Leonard F. Owens, ei

= +Rt. 2.

Hay Rake, Cutaway ecw
No. 31 Avery Turner. All plow
tools, also some at my place on
corn, No..16 Hw. J. A. ae
Jackson, Rt. 3.

shape. Lloyd Jones, Norcross,
RF D1. -

2 H wagon, $35. Cannot ship.
W. L. Sessions, Soperton.

W. C. Allis-Chalmers Trac-
tor, equipped - with _ starter,
lights, power take-off and Pul-
ley, used only 8 mos., exc. cond.
oes A, Northington, Davis-

oro

Good 2H wagon, riding cul-
tivator, 2H Turn Plow, two 1H
plows and scrapes, peanut
weeder, planter sand guano dis-
tributor, 2H Hay rake, all prac-
tically new. T. H. Johnson,
Boston, Old Parker, Pl., Rt. 1.

25. Two- Hlorse wagons and 5
Lespedeza Combines, practical-
ly good as new, all have been



A. Miller, a McBean.

"| Monroe, sg

.| used on my farm. R. Se ee

$100. J. Ev

G. Edwards,

cultivators,

W. M. Hamilton, Cleve-

operated,

'75e. lb. Add "postage.

W. C..
| in. nest, $1.25 gals either. kind.

| Add postage. Mrs. W. V. Robbs,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. ~

cooled, Intl. Motor, bought new

er, in iron frame, good ag new,

Good 2H ba wagon, deed -



SECOND HAND >
|MACHINERY FOR SALE



Late Model Farmall H. Trac-
tor with lights, starter, power
lift, 2 Row Planters, Duplex
Hoppers, Fertilizer Distributors
Cultivator and 4 disc Athens
Tiller on rubber, all Ist. class
cond:, 8 mi. E. Colquitt Hwy.
91. C. W. Cook, Colquitt.

1 Row Picker, good as new,
$450. My farm. S. A., Kick-
lighter, Glennville, Rt.-2. =

Superior Grain Drill with
fertilizer attachment, 5 row, for
mule power, JD 2 disc Plow,
Power Lift. W. B. Spearman,
Social Circle.



-INCABATORS AND |
BROODERS



1350-56 Buckeye Incubator,
good as new, $175, my place.
T, J. Ramsey, Covington. :

Almost new 600-egg Elec. In-
cubator, perfect, with all ac-
cessories, $75 cash. Cannot
ship. Mrs. J. B. Collier, Coch-
ran.

Want 3 or 400 cap. incubator:

lamp orhot water heated, good
cond. Advise what you have.
W. P, Akers, Bolingbroke.

Oaks Brooder, elec. 5 disk
Auto, 500 cap, $90; Developer,
$55. Mrs. R. C. Baker, Atlanta,
Rt. 4, Box 271. Ra. 0169.

2-5 Deck Brooders
starting compartments,
slightly
for $100. Ca. 6377. Mrs. Mary
Vaughn, .
wood Avenue.

Elec, Fan Type Boboder. 52x
52, $20 cash; some extra
eqiupment. Used once. Chas.
HE. Alley, Macon, 220 Bright
street.

~ with
elec.

c



SEED FOR SALE

White multiplying a on-
ions, $1 gal. Del. Mrs. Roy D.
Tankersley, Appling.

One ton Blue Lupine, 90 per-
cent germ., 99.56 purity, 544c Ih.
FOB. No small orders. Mrs.
Hattie C. Williams, Pinehurst.

White bunch Bean Seed, 40c
cup. No. checks. Add postage.
Jemima Crump, Talking Rock,
Riz: ee :

Few lbs. Striped Half Run-
ner Bean Seed, free of weevils,
foe:
Bishop, Carnesville, Rie:

- Red and white Nest* Onions
for Fall. planting, quarters 4
times, 1 quarter makes 8-and 10

Tung Oil Seed Nuts, also some
3 yrs. old trees. Mrs. J. E.
Young, Columbus, River Rd.

Old Time shallot onions for
Fall planting, $1 C. Exc. for
white or print sacks. Martha
Womack, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 89.

White Multiplying~ Onions,
90c gal also June Eng. Peas, 25c
cup. Add postage. Mrs, -Floyd
Rousey, Bowman, Rt. 1.

~ Tender White Half, Runner
Bean Seed, 40c. teacup; PP, No
orders less 40c. Mrs. Bernice
Russell, Gainesville, Rt. 1. :

50 Ibs. Black Diamond Water-
melon Seeds, shade cured, from
choice. melons, $2.00 Ib. if taken
before Christmas. _ Staring
ne Vienna.

Tender Cornficia Bee Seed,

Striped Half Runners, 50c vt.

Lillian Hammond, Grantville.

Good tender, garden Bean
Seed, 35c cup.
Mrs. Hoyt.
Branch, Rt. 1.

White Multiplying or Neat
Onions, $1.00 gal; Cannon Ball
and Dude Creek, pure selected
and hand cleaned watermelon
seed, $2.00 lb. Miss Vena
Brown, Hartwell. :

1946 large Red Multiplying
Onions, for planting now, make
large nest, 75c gal. Add postage.
Send MO. Mrs. J. P. Watson,
Sr., Nashville, Rt. 1.

- Large Red Nest Onions, usu-
ally called peck to hill, $1.50
gal. del. Now time to_ plant.

Martin, - Cees

Mrs. J. M. Jones, Grayson.

used, both] ,
East Point, 210 Lin-

Add postage. |



Cabbage, Gold
Seed, 40 leayves-
snuff can full,

White Nest Onics
also dried apples, 4

Mrs. ht Lawrer

ton.

Treated Cannon B
melon Seed, $2 Ib;
Tbe; Tb: Mrs. Jesse FE
Cordele, Rt. 2.

10 Ibs. nice New
Watermelon Seed,
dry and hand
Harold Spivey,
Rte.

Cannon Ball W
Seed, hand saved, eS
from personally 5
lons, $1.50 Ib. Write
on 100 Ibs. or more, J
worth, Gordon, Rt.

Sev. thousand Ib:
Lespedeza seed, cle
bined, Make best
W. Pelot, The Ro

1,500 lbs., Blu
percent germ. and
five cents pound, FO}
L. Williams, Pinehurs

Big Jem Tobacco
subject to > oN
seed, $1 pint, $2. at
ween, Rockytord,

fi

onions,
postage.
| Tusculum,

Half Runner gare
60c. per % pt.
Mrs, T.

Red nest onions, $1
postage. Mrs. W. C.
Newnan, Rt. 3. 75a

White nest onions,
ing or eating, nice

| $1 gal. Add postage

for 3 Print sacks, a

Bonnie Weeks, Dial,

Thoroughly dry
$2 lb. Smaller am
No stamps. Mrs. te B
Thomasbore. ;

Red multiplying o
75c gal. Exc. for Pr
gal. for 5 sacks. E-
age; also Garden sage
crop, $1 Ib. PP. Pror
Small orders filled. Mi
McDaris, Canton, Rt.

Fine grade Gold
bacco seed, saved f.
stalks and tested, 50
postpaid. Coin or sta
Brantley, Naylor, Rt.

= bis natural Peach
will run about 6,000
bu. Write for price
Cureton,. Austell,

White and eee n

jsand salad onion

Time to set now. Exc.
Dahlia any col., bulb
white or lavender eck
mumis,. Mrs. 7. To
Cobbtown, Rt. 1.

~ Striped Half Runn
and white Creaseback
cupful; Swap for g
sacks, 4 alike. _No chk
Mart Gentry, mes
61 A.



BEANS AND F
FOR SALE



Colored bunch
35 cupful; yellow
lbs., 50c. Orders of 50c
Sage plants, 5, 50c;
mixed Glad-bulbs, $1
A. Horsley, Waco, Rt.

Big and little
Runners and whit
all good, tender,- han
50c large teacupful 4

| kind. PP. in Ga. No.

stamps. Mrs. W.

Cartecay.
Old time core

J.

| garden bean seed, -25

also 3 to 4 Ibs, - g
country butter weekl
Mrs. Guy Chamb
Ville, Rt o. =

Limited amt.
crop, brown and

not mix., 10





kled Crowder peas

ce ib. > and 10: Ibs.
Add postage. Samuel

comming, Rt. 15

fs

sea 40e cup; cut-





bbage, Kale, Broc-
aga, Collards, Car-
$4.50 M. Mrs. H. V.

aed. 750. Cots 00

A. ae Britt, Sycamore, |
bi BE:

= Plants,

500, $1.00; $1. 50

diate delivery. WwW. W.
'itzgerald.

openhagen and Chas.
EE bage,.

ic i, EK. eee

e Strawberry plants,
FOB. RK. i. Hogan,

don Strawberry, large,
ed, young plants, $8
ler lots, Ic ea. Cash

kinds
luding Everbearing,
$10.00 M; Fine strong
oted plants, spring
5e and 20c ea. Mrs.

: Cabbage Plants; now
$1.25: $2.25 M. Del:
0 col. bhai ship-

Tt sohace
ready, 500, $1.50;
Full count, prompt
oR. Allison, Gain-

Klondike eiwierey.
- $4.00 M. del. 5 M up
exp. <col; Collard
00, $1.00; $1.75 M; 5
0M. Exp. Col. Col-
age, 200 $1.00; -$2.50
hecks. C. W. Smith,

1 rawherry plants, 500,
50.00 M; Dorsits,
= Zs Ga.

=O, Waldrip,

lants, 400 85c, 500 95c

5 M. $7.25; Cabbage

good plants,

hipment. A, C,Gar-
aoe dite A:

Collard

$1.00;

M. 97. 25; All del.

mts, prompt " shipment.

arrett, Gainesville, Rt.

C; 500, $3.00; $5.50 M.
Jones, Cumming, Rt.

) ion Everbearing and
ary Strawberry plants,

oo Plants, 500,
0 M. No checks.
ment. Clay Evans,

$2.00 M; Sage, $1.00. doz:

c:

eS $1.00,

Strawberry ie

del.

$1. 00
Col-:







Mastodon ane Stray
berry Plants, $6.00 M; Collard,
Also.
8 lbs. Long Brand Leaf Tobac-
co, $4.00;.2 Tbl. Tobacco Seed
$1.00. All PP oie oe Ellis, |
Cumming.

Klondike era. o0c=C;
Collard, 20c C;. Large Indian
Peach Seed, 50 doz; Blue Plum,

Bings Cherry Seed, '25 dez; In-.
dian Peach Trees,
| Add postage.

ait. 50c- EQ.
Rosie Crowe,
Cumming, Bee 4; fee

new land grown, Chas. W.
Wakefield . and Copenhagen,
500, -$1,00; $1.53 M. del. -5 M.
$5.00 exp. White Bermuda On-

ion, 500, $1.25; $2.00 M. del.|

Prompt shipment. Satis, Guar-
anteed. FL. F, : BLOKES, Fitzger-
ald. :

Acres of Frostproof Cabbage

| plants now ready; Chas Wake-

field- and Copenhagen, $1.30.M;
5 M. .5$00 exp. Prompt ship-

ment, Full count. Satis.. guaran-
teed. -H. J, Puckett, eee ald,

Box 326.

Im. Ska whree Plants,
exc. some for white feed
sacks. Mrs. B. B. Bradley, Ate
lanta, 543 East Lake Dr. ie:
8735, ;

Several thousand Early ears
with Lady T. Strawberry plants

$6 00 M. del. in Ga, Exc. some
-| for Rainbow colors Galds and)
Dahlia bulbs. MIS Wet: oo

Turin, Rt. i
Cabbage and. Onion, Chas

W. and Copenhagen and Crystal

Wax Bermuda Onion Plants,
Govt. insp., 500, $1.00; $1.50 M.
Immediate del. I. L. Stokes,
deg i =

Chas.

Plants, field grown,~ $2.50_
PP; Grady Cauley, Alma.

Frostproof Chas. Wakefield
Cabbage Plants, 500, $1.25; $2.25
M; Del. In 5 and 10 M lots, $2
M. Exp col.
Flowery Branch, Bid

= Chas:
Cabbage Plants, ready, 500,
$1.50; $2.00 M, Del, Bermuda

Onion Plants, same -price. Ovie
+, Conner, Pitts: Ril,

Jersey and Copenhagen Cab-
nice, fresh, $2.25

bage Plants,
M. PP. or $2.00 M. at my
home. Mrs. Clyde Cook, Cor-
dele, 3rd St. 5th. Ave. E.

_ Ga, Heading Collard Plants,
25c C; 400, 4.00; $1.00; $2.25 M.
Prompt shipment. Gladys Du-
ran, Cumming, Riis

Klondike. Strawberry Plants,
500, $2.50 del; Lady T.. 500, $3
G. L. Duran, Gainesville,
at

True to name young Berry
Plants, well rooted, $1.00 doz.
$5.00.C. del. in good shape. Mrs.
SP; Reed, Varnell. - e

Klondike Strawberry Plants,
500, $2.50; $4.00 M. Young
plants. No checks. Mes: 276,
Allen, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Kudzu No, 1 Crowns, $1. 50
doz; $12.00 C; Himalaya Black-

berry Vines,- strong, well rooted,

$1.50 doz; $12.00C. Add postage. [

Herbert ie Perry; Statham.

Klondike Strawberry Plants,
300, $1.50; 500, $2.50; $4.50 M;
Lady Ale $1. 00 C; 500 $4.00. del.
Nice young plants. No. checks.
C. D. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2

Chas. Wakefield and Ga. Col-
lards, $2.00 M,~ 500,
Prompt shipment. ull count.
Guaranteed. James. L. Arnett,
Cordele, 906 North 6th St.

Mastodon Everbearing Straw- |

berry Plants, $8.00 M. All young
well rooted, prompt shipment.
Send MO. Mrs. Clay Bennett,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

State insp. Biakmore Straw-
berry Plants, $1.00 C; $7.00 M,
PP. W. M. Phillips, Varnell, Rt.
Le

Copenhagen
fresh plants, 500, $17 $1.50 M.
Ready prompt mailing. Sat.
guar. Postpaid. E. LL. Fitz-
ceeds TIewinville.

Klondike strawberry plants,

90c C; 500, $4.25; also a 4 Is.

old Jersey cow, freshen last of
November... Mrs. Mell Mash-
pupae Cumming, Rt. 1.

"Be

Waktield, Barly Jer-|
: iT sy, Copenhagen Market oe

E. C. Waldrip,

Wakefield Frostproof

red,

$1.25.

kins,

cabbage, large,|.



Chas. Wakefield _ and Sar
Cabbage S
Plants, fresh and green, 300, $1;
500, $1.25; $1.75 M, PP; White

h a gen __ frostproof

and Yellow Bermuda > Onion
Plants, same, Baie. R. Chane-
lon, Pitts,

Nice, young Klondike straw-

berry plants, 5005-33. Postpaid. |

Full count, prompt
Mrs. Jim Bennett,

shipment.

. Strawberry (bears: large size
berries) plants, 50, $1; $1.75 C.
Del. 300 miles.
Villa Rica.

Thrifty, walk. rooted Ever:
bearing Mastoden strawberry
plants, 500, $2; $4 M. Not pre-
paid. Exc. 5 M. for 100 Ib. cap.
Print sacks, free of holes. Mrs:
Jv: Avirett, Blakely, Ri a

Mastodon young, nice plants,
footed, 60c C., $5 M, Add post-
age, No chks.. Mrs, LA. May-
field, Cumming, Rt. 1;

Chas. W., Flat Dutch ass
plants, 35 C; 300, 90c; $1.90 M:
Collard, 25c C, 400, $1; $1. 60
M; Klondike strawberry, 60c
Cc: 400, $2 del. Lee Crow,

: Gainesville, Rt. 2, Box se



PECAN AND OTHER
_ FRUIT TREES FOR SALE



Lead. var. Auple, ea
Cherry, Pear trees and Grape-
vines, Rea. prices, ay M. Webb,
Ellijay. |

Aprica Plums, 35 ea., 4 for
$1. 00; Calamus Root, 50 tb.
Add postage. No checks nor
stamps. Mrs. D. = Bennett,
Gainesville, Rt. 3:

Brown scuppernong vines,
rooted by layering from true
var. stock, 50c ea. limited sup-
ply. W. B. Bass, Swainsboro,
Re, 1, Box 173. 4

Lead, var. Peach Trees, $3.75
doz. $35.00 C; Grapevines, $3
| doz., $25.00 C; Black Walnut
Trees, $4.80 doz., $37.50 C; seed-
ling Peach, $1. 50 doz. $15. 00 .C.
Mrs. E. B. Travis, Riverdale.

_ Brown scuppernongs $2. 50
doz., Brown figs,, May Cherries,
Apricots, 20c ea, $2.00 doz. blue, }
ellow plums, 15c ea, $1. 50.
doz.
$17.50 M. State inspected, - W.
A. Moon, Waco, Rt. 2

' Apricot Plums, 35c ea; 5 for
$1.00; Strawberry -plants, Mas-
todon, 60c C; $3.09, 500, $5.50 M;
Klondike, 50c C 500, $22193
$4.75 M; Add postage. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Lee Hood,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Muscadine Grape Vines 20c

ea; Old Fashioned Peach Trees} -
Black Haw Bushes, |

25 ea;
$1. 00 doz; Beach Nut Trees 20c
ea; Also rooted Sage plants,
20c_ ea. Mrs. W. H. Norrell,
Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Grapes, assorted varieties, 4.

for $1. Josan Geia, Lawrence-
ville.

Leading var. Apple Trees, 3
to 4 ft., 50c; Peach Trees, 1 yr.,
30c;' Pear and Cherry, 3-4 ft,
$1; 2 yrs. Grape Vines, -25e;
White, Black Scuppernongs,
50c; 2 yrs. Papershell Pecan, 3,
4 ft., $2 ea. Lee Head, Cornelia.

Schley
4-6 it., "92.95: 6-7 ft., $2.50; 7-8
Ti oo: 15: 8-10 ft., $3; bushy top
trees, $3.50 ea. FOB. R. L. Ad-
Cordele, Rt. 3.

Seedling peach trees, 15 to
26 in. high. Make offer or will
exc. for RI Red or BR pullets,
wt. 4 or more lbs. No less 25
trees shipped. Mrs. Pearl
Smoak, Warwick.



v

PEANUTS AND PECANS
. FOR SALE



Large seedling pecans, 25c lb.
Hel. in Ga. 4s. G: Simpson,
Sparta, Rt. 2, Box 189.

Large red peanuts, 2-4 in
hull, $1.25 peck; also red
speckled Crowder peas, 25c lb.
in 5 lbs. or more lots. P. B.
Brown, Ball Ground, Rf, 1.

Flowery |
| Branch, Rigs 4 Z

Cabbage Plants: Large, fresh,

0. B. Camp,| Cored PP,

udzu *Crowns, $2. 00 C.

and Stuart pecan trees







ae The. Ghoua cee oe Bredae Ass:

will hold its Annual Consignment Auction Sale -
Reg. Angus cattle50 head: 5 bulls and 45 cows
J and open and bred heifers on Thursday, Nove
ber 14th at the Cudahy Pavillion, Albany. Show at
10 A. M., and Sale, 1 P. M. For further information,
contact. Joe S. Burgin, Secy, Buena Vista.





FRESH AND CURED
MEATS FOR SALE



Sundried apples, peeled and
cored; -also peaches, unpeeled,
in Ga. Mrs. E. O.
Chapman, Elberton, Rt. 3.

50 Ibs., nice sundried peaches
65c lb. No chks. Mrs. Conro ay
Collier Toccoa, Rt. 2. =

Nice. Pomegranates, 50 peck
not postpaid. Miss Vesta Kirk~
jand, Sa

|. 1946 crop. nice, sundried
fruit: peeled apples and un-
| peeled peaches, either kind, 5
lbs., $3 del. to 2nd zone. No
chks. Mrs. Estelle Wilson, Ash-
land. ,



ocak AND HAY
FOR SALE



= ABI 500 bu. Hastings oats
in 5 bu. bags, $1.40 bu. R. S.
Smith, Washington,

Peanut and Lespedza Hay.
in carlots.Grown on own farm.
Lok Easterlin, Andersonville.

Peanut Hay, free from poi-
son, $15 ton FOB farm. iG:
Ward, Perry. a a

Recleaned Sanford seed.
wheat, and Abruzzi rye, each,
$3.50 bu. FOB. J. F. Lowe, Ft.
Valley, c-o Wheestone Farin.

275 tons new Peanut hay,
good quality, ready for del. in
truck load lots. Write for prices
on amount wanted. M. A.
Burke, Ashburn, Rt. 1. =

Heavy. yielding Coker Ful-
grain seed oats, recleaned, $1.40
bu. and you furnish bags. 7 mi.
East Hawkinsville. P. H. Davis,
FAawkinsville. ioe

Quantity of Abruzzi Seed
Rye $3.25 bu. wd. De Duke, |:
'Fort Valley. ~

Redhart Seed Wheat, ficancd
graded, new bags, $3.25 bu.
Ralph Collier, Comer.

Cokers Full Grain Oats, Co-
kers Victor Grain Oats, Le-
Lena Oats, prices on request;
Also Cokers Victor Grain Oats,
once removed from breeder, re-
cleaned, treated, $2.00 bu. FOR.
Fort Valley. A. J. Evans, Fort
Valley.

Coker Pulerain Seed Oats,
$1.45 bu. Imp. Sanford Seed
Wheat, free from weevils, $3.75
bu. Riley C. Couch, Turin.

Marretts Sunrise Barley, Ist
yr., recleaned, even wt. 2% bu.
bags, $2.75 bu. Paschal Muse,
Perry.

. Approx. 20 tons. good feces.
deza baled hay, stored at farm
Zebulon. R. P. Barrett, Grif-
fin, 317 East College.

About 1000 bu. extra good
Victorgrain Seed Oats, sacked
uneven wt. bags, $1.50 at farm.
R. E. Avery, Social Circle, RFD
1, Imi. east Hub. Atlanta- Au-
gusta Highway.

400 bu. Sanford- Wheat, ane
ed and treated. Write or phone.
R. D. Sturkey, Wrens.



MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



-

SACKS:

White Feed Sacks, 100 Ib. cap.
20c ea; goose and duck feath-
ers, 244 lbs. $5. Add_ postage.
Mrs. E. E. Watson, Fairburn,
BG oo

White feed sacks, free of holes

and grease spots, 20c ea. Add
postage. -.Ralph A. Whitmire,
Gainesville, Re

100 Ib. cap., Print sacks, 38c
ea; 3 for. $1.10. Add postage.



eee

Bags,

/ washed.



Mts. ms ss 1h Gainesville

| Rt 1

MISCELLAENOUS.
FOR SALE



- Print feed bags, 100 Ib. ca
washed, free of holes, 38

No checks or ee Mr
R. S. Mincey, Atlanta, 432 es
able Street. :

Print Sacks; 100215; pS }

-| $1.20: 6, $2.35: 12, $4.65;

$36.5

UC: White: 5; $1.25: 10, $2.45: 20,

; $21.50 C. Prepaid b

. No checks,
Gainesville, RED a

White 100 Ib. cap. ee sa

; 25 ea; lots of 50 at 20c ea. Add

postage. Miss Evelyn, Stewart

Cumming, Rte2: ao

300 Burlap 200 Ibs.,

A-1 cond., 15c ea;
White Cotton, 200 lbs.
bags, snagged, 0c sea, -:
Mea ee
thorpe.

100 Shake Guano ache ae

E | washed, clean, good for sacking

grain, feed, etc., 20c ea.

Grice, Glennville:

SA Ga:

10 lb. los. : Md,
Hot Pepper, $1.15 Ib. Del. Cash
or MO. Aldora Keith, Gay, Rt
is %

Shade Dried Sage, Be
Red, Green Hot, Sweet Pepper
50c gal; Sage Plants, $1 doz:
Short Stem Collard Plants, 30c
C; all del. Mrs. Tseilar Phil
lips, Royston, Rt. 1.

1946.crop Sage, hand gat er-
ed, shade dried, $1 1b; 3 Ibs. or
more, 90c Ib; Nice sundried

ples, peeled and cored, 70 Ib,

PP only in-Ga. J.C; 2 Br

-Toccoa, Rt. 2.

20 lbs. nice hand sided shade
cured sage, 90c Ib. Plus postage,
Mrs. Ida Chambers, Carrollton.

| Home cured sage, at my home

| $1 Jb. for. ground; $1.25 1b. for

cured. whole leaves.
Brown, Richland, Rt. 3.

Leaf Sage, hand picked, dried
$1 1b.; 3-10 Ibs. 90c lb; Gro a
$1.50 "Tb; 3-10 Ibs. $1. 40
Ground. Red Hot Pepper.

lb; Catnip Leaves, lso..
25 and 50c orders filled. . Virgil
Keith, Alvaton.

BEANS AND PEAS: ae
White, Half Runner garden
beans, 45c cupful; red spec skled

crowders, 25c lb, in 5 ib lots;
large red peanuts, 2-4 in hull,

Mariah :

$1.25 peck. G. T. Brown, Boll,

Ground, Rina;

Willetts Wonder Eng. peas
frost-proof, bear heavy crop, |
3. tea-cups full $1.00 PP. Mrs,

(Ruth Braswell, See Rte

2.
ARTICHOKES:

20 nice artichokes del. 50c; al-
so 40 pods nice hot pepper, red,
green or mixed for 20c del. MO
or coin. J, Hogan, Agnes. _

COTTONSEED:

Empire cottonseed, large ae
long staple, Ist yr. out, pure,
sound, $2.00 bu. G. C. Edmond-
son, Temple.

D. & P L cottonseed, planted
Ist yr. pure, Limited amt. i. BL
Gipson, Commerce, Rt. 3.

FEATHERS:

Goose and Duck feathers $1. 25
lb. prepaid, PP or Exp. Money
order cash, Mrs. R, S. Boe
Dalton, Rt. 5.

Clean . goose feathers, $1, 25
lb. postpaid. Supply limited,
Advise amt. wanted before subs
mitting order. Mrs. Rose W.
Reese, Thomson.

GOURDS:

Nest egg and small, round nal
shaped gourds, 5c ea. ers. oe
Weavely Tees Sh a :





























































































Black Walnuts in aoe 65c
bu. Also lot of shucks and cut
shocked corn, and 1 mule for
sale, all at my home. A. B. Me-
Coy, Newnan, Rt. 1. j

~ Sev. hundred Ibs. hulled black
Sait for sale. Mrs. Mattie
Kiker, Ranger, Rt 2.

1946 crop nice, large black
walnuts, free of hulls, $3.00 bu.
plus frt. chgs. Mrs. Ivy N. Har-
Tis, Sandersville, Rt i;

- Black walnuts in hull, $2.00
bu. and buyer pay postage. Mrs.
H. J. Thompson, LaGrange, Rt.
3: 3 : :

- BUTTER:

- Nice, fresh, firm Jersey but-
der, 90c jb. del. Mrs, P. W.
Hyatt, Bowdon, Rt. 3, |

COTTONSEED:

-. ginned pure, Ger. 94 per cent,
= $10. 00 per hundred, FOB. B. A.
Thomas, Bishop.

: POTATOES:

300 bu. P. R. svieet pataions,
and 100 P. R., bedding seed po-
toes, each, $3. 00 bu. FOB. R.

4. Lindsey, Fort Gaines, Rt. 2
ox 178.

Sweet potatoes, grown trom
Certified plants, three cents lb.
50 bu. or more, $1.25 bu. JJ. L.
Hamby, Lavonia, Ria:

S ROOTS AND HERBS:
Yellow Sassafras roots, 3 Ibs.
aye 00; catnip and wintergreen,
-B5e doz; raspberry, $1.00. doz.
Exc. for print sacks. Mrs. Jas.
Waters, Cleveland, Star Rt.

SACKS: y
100 lb, size White sacks, un-
c washed and ironed,

- postpaid. Mrs. Willie L. Robin-
son, Gainesville, Rt. Tie

Mrs. erat, Stowers, Sautee, Rt.

100 lb cap. wesh-

Print sacks,
No

ac. 40e ea, Add postage.

Hayes, Gainesville, Rt, |,

| Print: Sacks, washed, 100 lb.
cap. 40c ea. postpaid. Frew
Smith, Gainesville, Rt. I.

Print, 100 lb. cap. sacks, free
of holes and mildew, 3-4 alike,
45 ea. plus postage. Mrs, M.
-L. Crow, Jr., Gainesville, Rt. 2.

. Print sack, washed, 38c ea
i a Ray Burtz, Gainesville, Rt.

Das sacks, washed, 100 lb.
Peap. 45c. ea. Add postage. No
checks. Mrs, T.. T. Cantrell,
Cumming, Ri 4,

- Nice print sacks, washed, Soc
a. plus postage. Mrs, Gordon
Kemp, Murrayville,

: White, - 100 lb. eap. anWashed
sacks, 10c and 15 ea. All FOB.
Mrs. Bill Bentley, Ceveland,
Bt. 5:

Print sacks, washed and
roned, | free of holes, 45c ea.
also fresh butter, $1.00 lb. 4
bs. weekly. Mrs. Alton Grindle
Gainesville, Rt. 5. :

4 salt cured, oak smok ed 12
bs. ea; hams, 80c lb. postpaid.
Ivin Collins, Whigham; Rt.

#

oe iin shell Seediing Pe-
ans, 85 lb. No less 10 -Ihs,
shippca. T. J. Steed, Buena
sta.

Limited Amt. Stuart, Frot-
er and Money-Maker Pecans,
65c lb and Seedlings 30e lb. in
to 50 Ib. lots only. FOB. Wai-
er .Brittingham, Guyton.

Large, well filled,
cans, 60 Ib. in 25 Yb. or more
, OB, . No checks. C, C.
aughan, Pelham, Rt 3.
PEPPER

Hot Red cured Pepper, 50c

rs. C. R, Sevrells, Monroe,





- 6 to7,000 lbs. Coker 100 sire.
No. 4 wilt- resistant cotton seed}

Print sacks 40c ea. postpaid. PS

checks, nor COD, Miss Thelma.

cag for same.

new crop.

hound, Yarrow,
doz. Add postage. Miss Le Mt

White, Dahlonega, Rig 4, Box
35;
SYRUP:
200 gal. good bright, new
Sorghum Syrup. Hubert W.
Daniell, Winston.
TOBACCO: |
Good mellow, fhie cured

Chewing and Smoking Tobac-

co, 5 lbs. $1.00 postpaid. Le-
roy Lightsey, Sereven, Ries
Box 175.

- Good mellow, long leaf, flue
cured Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco, 5 Ibs. $1.00 postpaid.
Buford Lightsey, Sreven, Rt. 1.

VEGETABLES:

Fresh Collard, 500 extra lg.
heads, % mi. Greenville. on
Hwy 41. Make offer in field. M.
Simonton, Greenville, phone
No. 36.

Fresh Turnip Salad,
for sale at my home, Nov.
Mrs. John Crouch, Glenn.

WALNUTS: ea

50-75 lbs. Black Walnuts,
shelled, 2 bu. not shelled. Will
sack and ship from Gresgton.
Make best offer. J. A. Kimber-
ley, Empire,

ready





MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
CORN WANTED: ;

Want 75 bu. sound, yellow or

white Corn in shuck. State price

del. S, S. Storer, Douglasville;

Rt. 4.

CURED: MEAT WANTED:
Want 1 med. size, salt cured,

home raised Middling of Meat

for pwn use. State size and price

del. Dan V. Farmer, Rome, Rt.

ee

EGGS WANTED: Z

Want to contract for some

purebred S. C. Golden Buff

Leghorn Eggs for hatching to

be del. 1947. Write Jessie Cham-

bers, Uyalda.

FEATH7RS WANTED:

Want 20 lbs. new Goose feath-
ers. Pay market price. ee
Mrs. B. Z. Jones, Nicholls,
be

PEAS WANTE :D:

Want 10 Ibs. Wilietts Wonder
Frost-Proof Eng. Garden seed

for Print Ser 109 for 3 alike
Print or 5 white. Or sell 500
plants $3.00, Del. No cheeks nor
COD. Mrs. Maud Evans, Gain-
esville, Rt. 1.

SAGE WANTED:

Want 2 lbs. 1946 crop rubbed
Sage, dried in shade. Advise.
W. C. Bryant, Dalton, Rt. 4.

SUGAR CANE WANTED:

_ Want 2,000 stalks Sugar Cane,
Spring Del. Quote price del. J.
rr Clements, Douglasville, Box
175)

WHEAT WANTED:

Want few bu. Wheat to feed,
also small amt. Indian peach
trees or seed, Clear-Seed and
Press.
pulgus.

ant 6 bu. ea Seed Wheat
and Rye, and 3 bu. Oats. Quote
FOB. J. E, Farmer, Nelson.

Want 1 peck of Apples. Wil
exc. 6 gardenias, 2 ft., rooted
Boxwood, 50 rooted, per.
white and blue Verbena, or 3
doz. flowering Camilla Japoni-
Mrs. R. Fy TLer-

iS

rell, Greenville.
ARTICHOKES WANTED:
Want 1 bu. Artichoke roots
(pickling kind.) State del. price
at once. Mrs. John Helmken,
Jy,, Savannah, Box 514, Wil-
mington Island. :

| HAY WANTED:

Want 5 tons good ee or
Gray, Hay del. to me for own
use. Must not be from poisoned



es AMileagaiie.



fields. Thos. N., Chandler,



1.

reg, gentle, good cond, Reason-

peas. Advise. H, H, Elders,
Reidsville. | -
SACKS WANTED:

Exe. imp. strawberry plants.

| Reasonable price, A. K. Cham-

Henry L. Bryan, Atta- |

ved,



> Bion pets Ri . oe



State price and what you have.
R, L. Fouts, -Falking Rock.
OAT STRAW WANTED:

Want 15 tons of Oat Straw
for own use. Advise. Frank
Pope, LaGrange, Ben Hill St.
QUINCE WANTED:

Want some old fashioned
Quince, not the Quinceola. Ad-
vise. Mrs. W.cL. Pair, Atlanta,
620 Rosalia St., S. Ee
SACKS WANTED:

Will exc. 1 bu. black walnuts
at $3 bu. for Print sacks, 3 alike
also large type strawberry
plants for Print sacks. Ea. pay
postage. - Mrs, J. F. Biount,
Gray, Rt. 1.

SEED WANTED:

Want some Sage seed. Siate
price. Mrs. B. Wood, Atlanta,
1946 Trotti St., N. E.
TREES WANTED:

Want quotations on Terry ap-

ple trees. Mrs. C. W. Matthews,
Woodland.
Want peach, apple, pear,

plum and Fig trees and grape
and scuppernong vines. Advise
what you have and price. B.C.
Fussell, Moultrie, 900 7th Ave.,|
6. E.

Pots

CATTLE FOR SALE



Jersey-Guerensy cross Bull,
3 yrs, old, $75.00 my barn, on
Old Nat. Hwy. end of pavement
turn to right, to cemetery, turn
left; 1st house. E. J. Brown,
Fairburn, Wa. ie _

Guernsey (red, white mark-
ings) Bull, 16 mos. old,. reg,
Victor Albert Hepmost No.
377368, $100.00. Also 6 yr. old
Bay Horse $125.00. Contact for
particulars. Mrs. E. G. Clarke,
Douglasville,

- A 4 yr. old Steer, part Jersey
for sale or exe. for shoats, pigs,
or eorn. . Walter S. . Mobley,
Fairburn, Short Rd. Rt. 2,

Polled Hereford Bull, dbl.
able price; Also saddle mare,
roan, 5 gaited, 7 yrs. old. Good
cond, S.C. Candler, Madison,

18 to 25 reg. Aberdeen-Angus
Cows and Heifers, best blood
lines, all bred to fine bull, A.
C. Murphey, Decatur, 2327
Ponce de Leon Ave,

\ 2 Jersey and Guernsey erossed
Heifers and 2 cows, 4 yrs. old
to frshen Noy, 22, Dec. 12 ior,
sale at my hone. Won't ship.
Docia Harris, Lula.

Few. reg. Polled Herefoid 3
to 10 mos. old bulls and heifer.

lee, Sparta.

Guernsey Milch Ton with a
young calf for salt at my place
2e,taes McRae on old Milan
Rd OF. Mims, McRre, Rt, 2.

Several purebred Angus bulls,
3 or 4 of serviceable age; bal.
10-12 mos. old. Exceptionally
well bred and good pouegrtae:
tion. E, B. Weatherly, Cochran

13 Reg. Poll Herefords, dbl.
standard, 5 cows, 1 male, 2
heifers, ready to breed, 4 young

Rt. 4. =



heifers and young male, Rea-|
sonably priced. J. H. Stephens,
Saal sei



HORSES AND MULES
(FORSALE



Good sound Saddle and Bug-

| gy Horse with Buggy, $300.00.

Bruee W. Thrasher, Macon Rt 1.
care Rivoli Riding Club. Phone
3767-W.

Saddle Horse (no plug) good
eond. F. C. Shuler, Austell, Rt.
1,

Strawberry Roan Mare, 7 yrs.
old, blocky, 1250 lbs., perfect

quality, dbl. or single, no blem-
ishes, $125.00. Robert D. Giles,



|

|

jlbs. ea. $250.00 pr.

man C= Brewer,

gentle, work

| Screven.







4 yr, old Bay Mare Mule, 1000
lbs., sound, party broke, $200.00.
Also light 2H. .wagon for sale
or trade for 1H wagon, Her-

Danielsville,
Rte 3; :

Pr, matched Bays, Horse and
Mare, 1300 lbs, $250.00. See
them. W. H. Adams, Madison.

Shetland Pony, 5% yrs. old,
325 lbs, sound, ride and work
to veart.. Jd. W. Corley dr,
Thomaston, Rt. 1, Box 163.

Good 2% yr. old black with
white nose Jack, for sale
trade for yearlings or hogs. C:
A. oe Rising Fawn, Rt. 1.

. black Mare Mules, 10 and
a oe old, 1000-1100 Ibs. good
work mules. See at my farm
near Rock Springs. Priced right.
M. M. McDaniel, Ringgold, Rt.

Nice gentle Filly Colt 2%

yrs. old, Ky. Bred, $200.00 val- |

ue; Ist $140.00 money - order
gets her. Phone Ch.-1777. Mrs.
Helen R, Street, Atlanta, Rt. 2;
Box 564. ,

2 Good Farm Mules, 8 yrs.
old, 1100 lbs., and 2 nice-riding
horses, 1100 lbs. T. H. Johnson,
Boston, Rt, 1. Old Parker Ple.

Good smooth mouth Mare
Mule, 900 Ibs. No. plug, $50.00.

A; C. Maloney, Norcross,

Good Horse Mule, 9 yrs. old,
work anywhere; $125.00. Bruce
Anderson, Haddock, Rt. 1, Box
126. =

Med. size Jack, black with
white points, coming 8 yrs. ,old,
good- cond,, easily handled,
$250.00.
Box 86.

At Stud: Outstanding golden
color, Shetland Stud; Mares
boarded; Also want oIc young
Boar Hog of service age, at rea-
sonable price, Give age, wt, and
price. P. A. Chastain, Gaines-
ville, Rays Tourist Camp.

_3 yr. old gentle Pony, wt.
475 lbs, $185.00 or trade for
larger pony. R. E. Neely Rivers:

dale.

Brood Mare: 5 yrs. old, gentle,
work anywhere, $150.00. See R.
J. Shelton, Red Oak, Back of
Jones Service Station. /

2 good Horses for sale, Come

see, R. P, Bomar, Palmetto,
Rt. 1, (at Erwins Crossing on
Roosevelt Hwy., South side R.
R,)

Good Mare, | iron gray, blocky,
good anywhere, 7
yrs. old, 1300 lbs., $190.00. M.
= Rowell, Bremen, Rt. 2; Box
7

Black mare mule, 9yrs* old;

good stepping mule, work any-

-where, $75.00; also good, iron

wheel 2H wagon, $50.00; good

mowing machine, $40.00 at my
place. O.:-D. Crane, Greens-
boro, Rt. 1.

My oldest mule to Gnlaty near
enough to come for her $15.00

or trade for a yearling. S, P.
Sanders, Comer.
Good working, 14 yr. old

brown mare mule 800-900. Ibs.
$125.00 cash. No trade on Sun-

day. Moses Davis, Milledgeville, -

Rt. 5, Box 126..

2 Mare mules, 1000 lbs ea.
Ae econd., 7, yr. old: horse, 900
gs., ,
Also 400 bu. corn and 2000 bun-

_ | dles fodder, market price. O. D,

Edwards, Millen, Rt. 4.

4 yr. old mule for
Perry, . Monroe, Rts,
2 good mare mules, good cond.
around 12 yrs. old, about 1100

G. E. Mc-
Coy, Davisboro. ~

3 Mules, wt. 1150, 1000, 1100
lbs., gentle and work anywhere,
$275. 00; $150.00 and $50.00 re-

spectively; Trade for cow or

hogs at my place 6 mi. North
Julian SS. Griffin,

Mice

Screven. =

Ox L

T. A. Mason, Fairburn, |

ity at farmers prices.
work or ride, $100.00 ea.

jlb. gilts;
sale. Car]

mos.



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_ MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS _ ~ MISCELLANEOUS HORSES AND MULES | HORSES AS
.- FOR SALE . FOR SALE - WANTED | FOR SALE FOR Ss
\
ee : .
: ED: c e Mule, 5 yrs. old,| 1 Gentle mare
WALNUTS: Red and Green Hot Pepper,j CHESTNUTS WANTED: .- Black Mare ew. Ww
- Walnuts for eating or planting | not dried, either kind, 25 lb.| Want 1 bu. North Ga, Chest- 1i00 - 1OR, oy o oan "3800 cae P ey new 1H
Bree BUS Det ens tan Joona Pee ye RGU bone cave ans moana owe, Hi Slt on ext a
dried sage, 2 large cups, | -35c.| ROOTS AND HERBS: Ocala Barnes, Graymont: ee oe og . Con 10 Curahee St.
Add postage, MO.. only. Myrt| Sassafras, yellow. Elecampane| GRAIN WANTED: :
- Caudell, Homer, Rt. 1, Box |35 Ib; Catnip, Peppermint, Wink ibn see Bes 2 Pr. Sorrell Mare Mules, wa. 2.Mule Colts,
Balm, Spearmint, Tansy Hoar-|~ypoat and as Ib y yy teh, 1400 lbs-1500, ages right. Riley 5 old, oldest par
Mullein, 35c : 2 . Gis C.-Colich: Turin, $200.00; 12 yr. old Sor

l-eye injured, with 2
horse colt by side, $20

for cattle. C. O. Youn
cus, Rt, 2, Box 30.
Good Horse Mul

work anywhere, 900
sale only. See at my farn
E. Buford. Major G. he
ford, Rts 2: ie

Plug Mule, $20. 00. W
ner, Cordele, Kt

Mare, Mule, 800 lbs, wo;
where, safe for childre
at my farm, 2 mi. Way,
L. Glosson, Waycross,

2 Pr. matched m
lbs., 5 and 6 yrs. ol
farm mules, 9 yrs.
spotted horse, rides
like mule. Trade |
good car at my barn
McPherson, Pavo..

4 nice brood mares,
old, $125.00 ea. Also fe
mules at my place.
Hampton, See Elm
there, or contact W.
Atlanta, S Mangum



HOGS FOR SA



stocy, 3 yrs.
my farm. Will not
Julia Varneda, Atlar
Sandler Rd. S. tsa.

Hereford Pigs, 4
either sex, $12.50
Bethany Church off C
Rd. Frew W. Tea
Rie.

OIC Pigs, short nose
type, extra good blood
oculated and ic to s.

Loganville, Rt, 2. :

Full bred Hereford
yr, old. \ highest ble
$150.00 or trade for 2 Bo
200 Ibs. ea. for me
Smith, Mar ietta, R
176. =:

11 SPC Pigs, 8 g
males, 3 mos. old. reg
ers name. Cholera
$25.00 ea. in advance
Wright, Hilton.

5 OIC Pigs, 6 wk ol
ready for sale. Come
Lae: McArthur,

3 purebred Hampsh e
1 git, 2 wks. old,
with papers,

son, Gomer, Rt. 2.

For Stud or for sal
Dandy ;winner Ga. Stat
Grand Champion Hoe

Junior Champion, i.
ton, Fort Valley, Rt.

White Face Here
perfect markings, .
lbs., reg. papers. Will
Geo. T. White, . Ble
(Second road beyond
dale; inquire at thee

Reg. Diroc, pigs,
best of breed, 83. oie
sows farrowed. Corn elt

Wilson, McBean, See
Acres.

3 Reg. big boe
also 9 read
8th December. Lee
Danielsville, Rt. 3.

Sub. to reg. SPC pigs,
mos. old, ready now, fro. a
and Sunshine Boy? 4
from 4 litters: Rodne
Manassas, 4-H Club 1en

Reg. black PC 115
nice markings, . go
old. Sell or
big bone Guinea,
wt. W. T. Harris,






OULTRY FOR SALE










98 old pigs, $20.00 ea.
ame. Exe. |












fryers, pound for
- trans, chgs. N.



g-12
0; lack Flemish
mos. old, bred to
wt 15









7
x






ue $5. 00 ea.
_ Also



Chinchilla
a $2. 00, 8 young
atsi. Guaranteed.
Vienna, Rt. 3.

$2.00; 4
00; 3- 6 mos. does,

ped collect;
c; White 20c ea;
ard Plants, (20 C.


































ing NZW Buck,
nmglish Angora Buck.
aS, ta Haw-



abit, 4 NZW, 14
bred to large Chin-
k, 1 yr. old, $4.00.
of 9 to 14. nes






birt, Buck Rabbit,
ss Helen Stratton,
t. 1,

inchilla Does, at re-
; Carlton Miller,















arris, care Young
> AND GOATS
R SALE >



rnless Tog. Buck, Kid,
or best offer; Also
Reg. Nubian Buck,
Columbia Prince.
Hecatur, Rt. 8, Cr.






g. Buck, fine, vigor-
from 16 Ib. milk
Fee $5.00. or will
rgain price or trade
e, H. B. Hornsby,
1 W Washington






ld milk Goat, $5.00 at
Mrs. W. R. Thompson
ille, Rt. 1.

above the average
rious colored Goats,
$450 ea. for entire
ry,, Social. Circle,
1s mile







Stuck, =cerntle,
and guaranteed
Id up herd with buck
Reasonable price.
s, Atlanta, - 5140.

or information call
eer, Atlanta, De.

A $150.00 Saanan
OL Sunnyslope
Fee $5.00. Does
1 bred for 20c day.
lkers $15.00 ea. up;
es, ready to breed,

W. Sumilin, Atlan-
tand Ave. N. W.

ood grade milk goats
ilking, all ready to-
).00 ea. and up. Elsie
anta, 221 Macon Dr.

old milk goat.

Quarter Oaks.

Polled Hereford,

Flemish ||
_| Give age, description and price.

Want several young White
Face Hereford Calves, heifers
preferred. State prices. Also
want best prices on 50 to 100
Stuart Pecan Trees. Witte Rex
Jackson, Lovett.

Want milch ow with young
.| calf, for cash and will some af-
ter. State full information, S.
J. Morgan, Halcyondale

Want rege blocky type bulls:
Aberdeen-
Angus, Red Pole and milk type

Short Horn, any form 6 mo. to

18 mos. for own use, Advise H.
G. Smith, Jesup

Want good milch cow or 2
heifer calves. Exc a mule and
1H wagon or mare hofse for
same. D, G. Harrison, Decatur
Rt. 2, De 3073.

Want, a good Shetland pony.

J. T. Newton, Bloomingdale.
Want big bone black African

| Guinea male and female hogs,
both reg. stock. Advis fully and

price. W.

L. English, Douglas,
Re. 2;



POULTRY FOR SALE

BANTAMS:



tams, 4 hens, 1 rooster, $3.75;
also Amnconas, pure She ard
strain direct. Sell up to 10 hens:
(1945 hatch) laying, $2 ea. H. Hi,
Floyd, Fairburn, :

Common Bantams, 1946 hatch,
now laying, $1 ea. Bp, is Baker,
Jr., Enigma, Green Acres Farm.

Purebred Golden Sebright
Bantams, from prize winning
stock, Pullets, Cockerels, and
Hens, $2,25 each, $6.00 trio;

| $4 Pe Buddy Kibler, Dublin,

Rt.

3 prs. rose cuit, blue legged
young Golden Sebright Ban-
tams, pure stock, $3.00 pr. FOB.
Clittord A. Morris, Ringgold,

ed

Bantam Hens and Pullets, 50c

| and $1.00 ea. Also green and red

hot pepper, 75c gal. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. J. E. Sorrells, Roys-
tons: 7

. Bantam Hens and 1 Roos-
ter, 60c ea; 1 Sebright Rooster
and 4 Hens, $5.00. Randall Grif-
fin, Gainesville, Oak St.

40 mixed common and fin
breed Bantams, 50c ea. Exc.
some for peanuts. R. V. Ful-
ghum, Lavonia, Rt. 2,

4 Bantam Hens and Rooster
60c ea; Exc. for, or buy 1 full
breed 6 lb, 2 yr. old Ginn Gray
or Irish Gray Game Cock in
perfect cond. C. L. Brn
Gainesville, Oak St.

Dark Cornish Bantams, May

hatch, $4.00, pr. FOB. G. M.
Strader, Lyons.
BARRED, WHITE AND OTH-

ER ROCKS.

Fine BR Rooster, 1945 hatch,
$2 FOB; 3 fine White Rock pul-
lets, ready to start laying and 1
young White Rock Rooster,

| ready for service, $6. FOB. MO

with order. Mrs. I. S. Teagle,

Cordele, Rt. 2.

White Rock, Fischel cocker-
els, ready for service, $2.50 ea.
2 for $4.00 FOB. Mrs. Zz, E mer
Concord,

BRAHMAS:

- 1 nice light Brahma rooster,
about 15 mos. old, $4.00 plus
Exp. Chg. George Gulley, Hl-
berton, Rt. 3.

CORNISH( GAMES, AND
GIANTS;

1 Brood Cock Pit Game, 21
mos. old, $5. C. H. Baldwin, At:
lanta, Rt. 8, Box 589.

Large type Dark Cornish Alb,
Pullets- and 2 cockerels, $3.50

ea: es 2 hs: ore more,
$2.50 ea. C. O. Sullivan, Sylves-
ter.

6 spring hatch, full stock Cor-

nish Roosters, $2, 50: ea. C., H
McClurd, Ellijay, Rt. 1.
Several pure Grist Stags,

from 25 yr. breeding strain, sure
cutters and dead game, also 4
large, strong Stags, crosses, yy
Grady, % Mt.. Eagle. G.



3 qts. day and:
Save 8 qts. Only |
Cant |
Thompson, |
R % Le

ae

Jones, Blakely.

Pit Game Stags and Pullets
for sale or exc. tor good stock
| white Saanan Milk Goat. T. M.

| Nichols, Jr., Moultrie, Rt. 5,

care;

Small type mixed game ban-|

CORNSH, GAMES AND
GIANTS:

Jamisons Claiborne game
hen, 2 pullets also 1 cock, (44
Dom,) $20. ist. MO gts thank
or would, put out on shares to
reliable party in Fulton Co, Can
be seen after 7 at night. Jim-
my Akin, Atlanta, 2898 Gordon
Ra, 3. W.

Dark Cornish: 1 spel cock-
erel, $2.25; 4 pullets, $2 each,
$9.50 for the 5; 2 yrs. old roost-
er, $2.50; 6 hens, $2 each, $14
tor the 7.L. = Simpson, Sparta
At. 2.

18 mos. old flue game roost-
er, wt. 6 lbs., and Black Giant
and Urish Gray .cross, 414 lbs.,
$3.ea,. James C; Bennett, Du-
luth,

Few early 1946 hatch, 4-44-
lb. pit game stags, pit winning

alities second to none. Thos.

.eWestmoreland, Toccoa, Rt, 3,
| Box 92.

Some early hatch heavy wt.
pit game stags. Guaranteed to
please. J. Robert Westmore-
land, Toccoa, Be oc:

6 heavy -wt., Game brood
hens,2 yrs. old last March; also
few extra select stags, 1946
hatch, priced right. Douglas
McCurry, Toccoa, Rt. 3, Box 92.
Sev. Jersey Black Giant cock-
erels and pullets, Southeastern
Fair. prize winners. W. L. Mor-
ris, gree 444 Collier Rd.

Ss

4 Ga. Shawl cooks: one 642
Ibs., $12: 2 wt. 5 Ibs. $10-ea; 3
Shawl, 9 mos. old, 4% Ib. stars
$5 ea, 4 Roundhead. pullets, 3
mos. old, $3 ea. All fine and
heathy. Roy Cravens, Atlanta,

LEGHORNS:

4-A grade, 8 mos. old White
Leghorns, $1.50 each by the
hundred lot; small lots, $2 ea.
FOB. W. H. Smith, Baxley, Rt.
ZN, .

16 Brown Leghorn pullts,
Everlay str. 10 mos. old, $25.00
FOB for lot, for prompt ac-
ceptance; also 36 Ibs., good
Goose feathers, $25 FOB. Cash
for all. Mrs. Lizzie Jackson,
Baxley, Rt. 3. :

30 W. L. hens, 1 yr. old. no
culls, for sale Mrs. Q. E, Crum-
ley, Soprton, Rt. 2.

MINORCAS AND
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKS:

A 7mos. old Berry select
Black Minorea cockerel. Ideal
for cross breeding to Leghorns
for large, white hybrid eggs.
Charles A. Johnston, College
Park, 327 East Virginia.

20 hens, mixed, $1.50 ea; 2
roosters with lot.. Mrs. C. S.
Brandenburg, College Park, Rt.
2, Flat Shoals Road. x

REDS (NH. AND B8.:)

N. H. Red pullets, beginning
lay, $3 ea. or lot for $50.
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mar-

to
FOB.
tin.

Sev. N. H. Red, April pullets,
laying $2 ea. Mrs. T. K. Moore,
Canton, Rt. 3.

ORPINGTONS:

6 fine Yellew Buffs, 1 rooster,
$2.00 ea. Fine layers and set-
ters. Mrs. Marie Holland, Dal-
ton, -Rt 2;

QUAIL AND PHEASANTS:

Restock your farm with Bob
White Quail, can supply all
you want; also have plenty of
Ringneck Pheasants. Mrs. Helen
KR. street, Atlanta, Rt 2,- Box
564. MY

REDS:

4 NH Gockerels, Feb. hatch,
blood tested, vaccinated, $2.50 |.
ea, Will ship if all taken at
same price. Or exc. for 4 white
Jap. Silkie Pullets. Mrs. Belle
Joiner, Soprton, Rt. 2.

RI Red Cocks and Cockerels,
dark strain $3.50 ea; 4 hens or
pullets and a cockerel, $15.00.
Mis. D. Donaldson, Decatur, DE
2405.

NH Red Coc: :erels from ROP
breeding, Mar. and Apr. hatch,
$2.00 ea. Ship 2 or more any-

where. D. B. Burkehart, Deca-
tur, FOB, 488

10. fine 4A Grade NH Red
Hens, $2.50 ea; Fine Cockerel,
$3.00; Also Grade 4A hatching
eggs, $1.25 for 15. MO only.
Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen.



129 Eleanor St., S. E., DE 6150.)

| early.



12 Ped. BB Wagonwheel
bronze March hatch turkeys,
$175.00 for lot, or $50.00 for
trio. ree H. Yearwood,
Macon.

2 yr. old Bourbon Red Gob-
bler, purebred, fine breeding
stock, $9.00 my home, 7 mi.
Thomson, Mis, ty a
/Thomson, Rt, 2. *

20 white Peking, 1946 hatch,
6 drakes and 14 ducks, ready to
start laying, $45.00 for lot pre-

paid) G. W.. Emmette, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 4.
3 MB Bronze turkeys, 2 hens

and gobbler, Sell or exc. for 2
tons alfalfa hay, or 40 bu. corn,
shelled, or 25 bu. wheat, 50 bu.
oats, or 3 tons Prairie grass.
FOB. H. J. Bower, Covington.

-38 BB Bronze Turkey Toms,
May 1946 hatch at my place,
Cannot ship. Write best offer.
Mrs. L. B. Wehunt, Ball Ground
Rt. a Box 65.

* 93 Young Ducks and 2 old
old ones; SeH or exc. for print
feed sacks, 3 alike. Ducks have
just feathered good. Mrs. Lula
Sirmans, Alapaha, Rt. 1. 5

Green Head Mallards, 2nd.
gen., hatched last spring, $6.00
pr; $3.00 ea; Also 4. Giant
White Pekin Drakes, $2.00: ea.
Ship your expense. Arlie Hitt,
Stone Mountair, Rt. 1.

6 large turkeys, 4 hens: and
2 toms, 50c lb. at my home, or
ship for $1.00 lb. also have 2
chicken roosters for-sale. Elick.
McClendon, Reynolds, Rt. 3,
Box 113.

12 purebred Toulouse geese
and ganders, $36.00 at my place,
for lot. W. E. Spence, Carfoll-
ton, Rt. 5.

Purebred BBMB Turkeys
for breeding, espcially priced
for quick sale: Toms $15.00;
Hens $12.00 ea. Exp Col. MO.
C. B. Biggar, Haddock.

250 purbred BBMB Turkeys,
Pen raised: Toms 18-25 Ibs.
hens, 10-15 lbs. 1946 hatch. J.
D. Freeman, Lithonia, Rt. 3,
Stone Mtn. Panola Rd.

Large Tom and 6 Turkey
Hens, $70.00 FOB; Also 2
Shoats, Wt. 75-80 Ibs. $45.00 for
both; and 8 yr. old cow, gen-
tle, for sale with shoats at
barn. Mrs. SP. ee Lula, Rt.
ae ;

Muscovy ducks, neatly grown
$1.50 ea. few grown, $2.00 ea.
Exc. some for white Muscovies.
W. S. Carlos, Macon, Rt. 2.
Bloomfield Rd.

5 very fine wagon whel BB
MB 1945 hatch turkeys, Tom
and. 4 Hens, $95.00; 10 others,
1946 hatch, same breed, 59c Ib.
at my home. i. King, Moun-
tain View PO Box 3 Atlanta,
phone CA 9002.

Mallard drakes, this yrs. hatch

$2.00 ea. T. P. Price, Lavonia.

~ About 80 fat turkeys, 50c lb.
at my place, 6 mi. So. Griffin
on Zebulon Hwy. Place orders
Wilson Carson, Griffin,

Rt. C.



POULTRY WANTED |



GAMES AND LEGHORNS
WANTED:

Want some pure Cache and
pure Brown Leghorns, 1946
hatch, sev. pullets and 1 rooster
of ea. kind. Advise at once.
Mrs. Hoke Goldeh, Bremen, Rt.
9, Box 39.

Want Pit Game Cocks (Not
Cornish), Not over 3 yrs. old;
wt. 5% lbs. or more, good eyes,
plumage, feet, bill, no crooked
breastbones, no crooked tails.
Pay xpress and $1.00 per Ib.
Send yout shipping crates pre-
paid. Dudley Price, oo
1678 Emory Rd., N.

' Will exe. drake ana 2 ducks,
growh, young White Pekins,
for 2 puliets and 1 rooster, pure
bred Games, Wt. . lbs. a: No
enue Mrs.---D: Harris,
Statesboro, Rt. 5.
ORPINGTOS WANTED:

Want several Buff Orphing-
ton Pullets, 1946 hatch, 1 roos-

ter, same bred. Richard Mc-
Mullon, Forsyth, P. O. Box 264.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS

| hatch Drake: Quote price. a i

rand salary. F. D. Salter, Atltan- i

jand work by the day. House,

-work 60 A land on halves, Near

-of age to work on large country

: Land,

Woolard, Lithonia, RFD.





ETC., WANTED:

Want about (6 male ad
female) young Guineas, Ad+
vise kind and price. Byron AP.
Richardson, Atlanta, 4556 North
side Dr. Rt. Oe

Want 1 white Pekla. 19





















Lottie Jump, Jonesboro, Rt.











FARM HELP WANTED.

Want reliable unencumber
white woman to assist wi
light work on farm, Good ho




ta, 3221 Ptree Rd. NE. Ss
Want family to live on farm:








garden, potato Ata furnished
free of ar 5 Ds RhOn ae
Dublin, Rt. 4

Want colored family for stoke
farm near. Atlanta. Good house,
lec., tractor and good . wages. i
Write A. J. Scott, Atlanta, 100
Trust Co. of. Ga. Bldg. |

- Want. sober, energetic family
| (with or without own work
stock) with help nough to~


















school,- church, on mail Sou
4 mi, Alaris, G. A. Heath,
Alamo,

Want white: couple, 30-40 yrs.





estate, near Atlanta; Top wags,
poo and beard. Wee 2
Lee, Chamblee, care Flower



Want farmer 2H farm: in ~
Twin City (Graymont Sunrmit)
on shars, Exe. ea tor
general farming, . trucking( -
chickns, livestock. Good school
churches and factory going Up, =
R. J. Walsh, Garfield. Se

Want settled couple, white or
colored for work around fare

9 mi. from Decatur on Dog-
wood Farm Rd, Board. and
weekly salary. Mrs. 8. oe te

Peco
- Want man with family to help _
with small dairy and tend crop, _
Good land and house, conven-
ient to schools and churches.
Should know how to drive and
maintain tractor and other farm _
machinery: L..~J. Westbrook,
Oakwood.








ee










Want white woman not over
35 to live as one of family and
do light work around farm. No
milking. 10.00 wk. board ard
room. 12 mi. S. Atlanta. Mrs,
A. E. Boger, Forest Park, Rt. 1, _

Want unencumbered woman y
30-45 yrs. old for light work on
farm. Good home, (mod. con-
veniences) Good pay. JB:
Mosley, Austell.

Want 2 or 3 white or colored
families to live and work on
stock farm for wages. Farm
located on Hwy. 54 between
Jonesboro and Fayetteville at
Flint River. Contact K. Le
Jackson, at farm.

Want good farmer for 20 cae
farm, 5 room nous, wired for
elec., 2. barns, use of pasture,
school bus, mail route, 2 mi.
NW Hamilton, standing rent.
W. St. J. Freeman, Hamilton, 2
eare 4 Oaks Farm.

Want honest=family with 2
plow hands, for 2H crop on 50- =
50 basis, 3 R house, ceiled, elec,
on school and mail route. Ex-




































tra good land, mules, 4068,
pasture with running water, 3
plenty wood. Carl Perry; Mon- =

Loe;

Want 2 Gis to take training
on truck and fruit farm, 50e to
75c hr. One. to be good truck =
driver. Must have written ae
reference. Glenn Norton, Fair-
burn.. i

Want white or colored help
for one H crop, 50-50 basis, or
straight wages. Work when not
in crop. 3 R sole work muies
or tractor. 44% Thomasten.
Close to school | aoe churches.
Could use now. W. M. Haris,
Thomaston.

Want strong, healthy * ee ae
for light work on farm, near
Atlanta. Curtis H. Bryant, Ales:
Janta, 424 Connally Bldg. |






(MARKET BULLETIN,



(Continued from Page 1) -

high: in price and the price had to go
down.
oar C.-C. Smith in the Comedy
Credit Corporation of the Department
of Agriculture began to build up a bug-
aboo of a world carry-over anda big
me next year. :
he Special Congressional Committee
to investigate cotton ealled their meet-
ing in Memphis, Tennessee, on October

16, 1946when New York quotations on.

October were 38.05. The statements

_made at the Memphis meeting were to -

the effect that we were faced with over-
production and a large surplus, unless
Federal legislation was passed to limit
production and every imaginable
bearish twist was given to these
statements.

_ The result was that futures contracts

f on New York Exchange broke the next .

oo October 17, 1946, 171 points or
$8.55 per bale. ;

_ Prices continued to drop rapidly until

the low of 29.68 for October was. reached
on the New York Exchange.

pe SS

sent a man to New York to make a

~The Department of Agriculture even :



DU p CO =

f a saying in effect that the cotton

prices were going to pieces..
National radio commentators were
put to work saying in effect that the

farmers were hogs and that they were

going to suffer a collapse in prices.

In spite of all that the Government
and the Cotton Trust can do, this bear
raid has now spent its: force.

- No matter how many million bales of
Future Contracts they sell on the Fu-

tures Exchanges, they still have not got
actual cotton with bagging and ties on

it.

No matter hw many Futures Con-.

tracts they sell and buy, they eannot |
spin Futures Contracts. The-mills can

only spin cotton with bagging and ties
on it.

ACTUAL COTTON HAS FINAL SAY

The farmer who has cotton and the

cotton buyer who has bought actual cot-
ton have the whip hand in the situation.

They can get 40c for their cotton just as

easily as they can take less.

Tf. those -

who have actual cotton will simply sit

down on it for a few weeks, there will be

the wildest scramble to buy there has

ever been in history.

Ss

>



Again I remind you, this year
is the shortest in many, many
There is practically no se e!
spinable cotton.

is 10 million bales per year. |
Ty is a matter of official recor
Washington that only three coun
in the world today will permit al
ton to be shipped out.

REMEMBER WHAT BAS ALR
HAPPENEDIT IS IMPOR!
Everyone should remember t
same Cotton Trust forced the pr
cotton down to 3ic at the beginnix

this season.
All the cotton the farmers ha

~ able to sell above 31c has been du

efforts of Senator Thomas and th
us who have worked with him to
vent this years cotton crop bein
from the farmers at an unreason
low price. All the cotton that we
for 35 to 40 a pound would have
sold from 25 to 30 a pound had i
_ been for the efforts we have made
There is no reason why this yee
crop should not betag: 40c per P
Sit on it.

FARM HELP WANTED

POSITIONS WA NTED

~ POSITIONS WANTED.

POSITIONS WANTED



Want man for 1H crop on}

halves, 3 R house, elec., wood,
good well. water, good road,
mail and school bus by door,
good cotton and corn land, rea-
sonably smooth. 2% mi.
Auburn, near Union Grove

J, M. Wall, Auburn,

aT

Man with family of '5, (three
plow hands), wants 2H farm
for 1947 on shares, good land,
stock and house, lights. Prefer

Appling Co. J. M. Mobley, Sale

City, Rt. 1.
Young man, single, ae de-

*; sires place on truck, plant or

poultry farm. Can supervise

+; farm labor, drive and take care

exc. for raising stock on shares
on 650 A estate, and some help
in pecan grove, 6 mi. Boston.
'T. H. Johnson, Rt. 1, Old Es
Place, Boston.

Nant young or. middle age

colored man to help in-small}

dairy, must know how to milk
and be sober, willing to work..

ouse, board, salary to right
person. I. L. Martin, Macon,
ae, i

Want man for 2H farm, house
with 3 large rooms, and hall.
x00d well water, small out-
buildings. Prefer standing rent,
N. Hose, Union City.

Want good man for 1 or 2
HI farm, 16 mi. East Atlanta,
RB house, elec. 50-50 basis.
Mrs. R. J. Simpson, Atlanta,
1358 Glenwood Ave. S. E. SP
0635-R.

Want tenant farmer, if inter-
ested in good home on farm-and
put out on a 50-50 basis, con tact

ne. Dont write unless you are

ing to work. Thomas N.
handler, Milledgeville.

Want farm help. White pre-
rred, for 100 A farm in Dog
iver, Douglas Co., near Chat-
tahoochee River, 4 R house, good
outbuildings. Standing rent
pasis. W. C. Dobbs, | Atlanta,
264 Howell Terrace S. E. AM

s
B24, =

Want experienced: party to
grow Bulbs and food crops on
Blythe Isle near Branswick,

nd also near Decatur, on profit

sharing basis. See at once. B. O.
Fussell, Atlanta, 889. Edgewood

Want farmer eae or white,
darge family for 2H crop 50-50
basis, good land, good mules; en
2 bus routes to school.
good house. Must be agree?ble
and know how to.farm. Write

k. Brantiey, Bartow, Rie

Weni reliable ure scumber
e woman to live in home
nd do light farm chores
arm. $8.00 week and board.
We Ww. Oglesby, Dos slas,
2

nv Hm ee board
ry. & Ward,

Very.

On in letter.



of truck, Go anywhere, Joe

Doyle, East Fase:

Want 1H crop on 50-50 basis
orfor 1947, near College Park
or Fairburn. Henry Williams,
Hogansville, Rt. 3.

32 yr. old white man, exp.
tractor farmer wants good farm
on 50-50 basis for 1947, with

good party. Have to be furnish-

ed..Can keep up farm machin-
ery. James R. McLeod, Dublin,
Rie?

Want 2H crop 50-50 basis, 9
in family 7 to work. Want good
mules, plenty tools, 5-6R house,
elect. furnish cow and I pay for
in fall. Raise hogs on halves. R.
D. Purcell, Stockbridge care .H:
H. Crumby.

Want small 1H farm on halves
with good honest man; good
house, near school and church;
schocl bus by door. Prefer in
Columbia or Richmond Co. Can
furnish good ref. J. L. Pox well,

Lincolnton, fi 2:

Want 1H farm and- 3-4000
turpentine boxes on _ halves
somewhere in Coffee Co., with

good 6 R house, etc. With good

man. Mack King, Tarrytown,
Riel.

Want job on (ach: Can drive

truck -or tractor. Have 4 chil-
dren and wife. Do any kind of};

farm work, James W. Shumake
Gainesville, Rt. 2. care Jim
Shumake.

Want job on farm in Pierce
Appling, Wayne or Ware Co.
Cons. 1 or 2H crop. Landlord to
furnish stock, tools, etc. Life

experience, & W. ~ Thornton,

Blackhear, Rt. i. -

Want 2H farm on 3rd and 4ths
standing rent. Good house and
outbuildings on: school bus and
mail route. Prefer NE or NW
Ga. Want good pasture. A. W.

Armstead, Oakwood, Rt. 1.

Want job on farm, 12 yrs, exp.
driving tractor and cultivators,
overseeing and work labor, rais-

ing cattle and hogs. State sal.

O: C. Foskey, Thom-
asville, 216 W. Clay St.

Want job. on farm, raising
chickens, hogs, tending crops,
and milking cows, etc.,
shack to live in. Have 5 chil-

dren, 3 large enough to help

with work. Mrs. Grce Wells,

Atlanta, 550 Morgan St. N. E.!'

need



_ Want to farm LH crop for
1947, in Fulton Co. Like to
move at once; Have 6 children.
Want good house and good
wages. Abner Strozier (Col)

Alpharetta.

- Want job on farm doing light
work, not able to plow or milk
cows, but can hoe, feed. or tend

to stable, am slightly crippled |

52 yrs. old, white, unencumber-
ed. Bus fare to be sent. Paul
Bennett, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box
14A,

Woman with small child
wants. job doing light work on
farm around Atlanta. Mrs. Ella
Mae Brown, Social Circle.

Want few patches to work
on halves with good people, and
extra work when not working

patches. Need 4 R house, wood

and water. Haye to be moved,
2 in family. Prefer close to good
town. W. R. Harrell, ees
ville.

Want 1H crop on halves, 24
yrs. exp. in farming. Alford C.
Simpson, Atlanta, 943 Kirk-
wood Ave. S. E.

Want small place near school

and transportation, standing
rent basis. State what you have.
B. E. Putman, Atlanta, 401 Fla.
Ave.

Want iH faces on halves near
school. bus; hogs and cow to
milk. Have to be furnished.
Would like to move by Ist of

January. Arthur Conley, Augus-

ta, Rt. 38.

shares for 1947. Prefer



Want job raising poultry or

hogs, elose in, on school and
mail route, with house, lights.
Standing rent on what have
you. Have wife and 3. school
children.. J. L. Register, High
Shoals.

Want job on farm: with good
man rest of year, and- farm on
near
Cordele. Osborn Marshall, Al-
bany, 619 East Broad St.

- Want 1H crop on halves. in
Fulton Co. Day work. (Must
have large 4 R house. A. E.
Smith, Red Oak, Box 127.

Want small truck farm for
1947 for standing rent. Desire 3
or 4 R house, elec. lights and.
good road. sGood references. W.
T. Musson, Trion, Rt. 1.

: a7 a te
POSITIONS WANT.



-Man-and wife, grown d
er, 4 children, want 2H
on 50-50 basis. Drive
if necessary. Must h
house not. -less than
with lights, Near, <b
school, on mail route. He
be moved. Re i: eo
brose.

Man, ae od wife
dreen, want job on fa
truck and tractor. driver
in row crop tractor.
Can do any kind of farm
Catha Martin, Greenville,

Honest, sober, hard -
white man_and family
share crop for 1947 wit
ing or riding cultivator.
plenty farming experien
force. Clyde Neely, Griff







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