Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1937 December 15

VOL. 21

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1937.










































: Letters and Wires from Packers of Especial
_ Interest to Hog Raisers

-: It is the purpose of the Marketing Division of the
State Department of Agriculture to keep in touch
at all times with conditions affecting the market-
~ ing of Georgia crops as these crops*move to mar-
_ket, and present this information through the Mar-
ket Bulletin to the farmers of Georgia for their
es to ae decisions as to how, when and where
O se j

_ / Just now farmers are moving their hogs to mar-

i ket in larger volume, so naturally we have kept
in close touch with the various markets of the na-
tion, especially the Chicago market, because it is
the leading livestock market of the country and in
_ comparing quotations on the various grades of
hogs being made by the larger packers of Georgia
with prices being quoted on the Chicago market
for the same grades, it appeared to us that our
_ number two hogs weighing 150-180 pounds should
, bring more money than the present quotations of
=o iq- 2c off number ones; For this reason, we wired
__, the larger packers of Georgia for their reasons for
this differential so we could transmit it to you for
_ the basis of your hog marketing conclusions. We ~
'sent the following telegram to:

Swift & Company, Moultrie, Ga.

(Armour & Company, Tifton, Ga.

Cudahy Packing Company, Albany, Ga.

White Provision Company, Atlanta, Ga.

' WMfonday sixth Chicago hog market quote good and

choice one hundred fifty to two hundred pounds

eight thirty-five and eight fifty top light lights

One hundred forty to one-hundred sixty pounds
eight sixty end quote. In the face of this quotation

you reduced on this same date your quotations on

_ light lights or our number twos weighing one hun-
dred fifty to one hundred eighty pounds one half

cent under your number ones whereas if marketing

, conditions for our finished product are the same

here as in Chicago it seems to us that our light

LIVESTOCK :

MOULTRIE HOGS
MOULTRIE, Ga., Dec. 14.No. 1s, 180 to 240 lbs.,
$6.75; No. 2s, 150 to 180 Ibs. $6.25; No. 3s, 130 to 150
lbs.,$5.75; No. 4s, 110 to 130 lbs., $5.25; sae: $4.25;
heavies, 6.50.



ATLANTA
ATLANTA, Ga,These prices as furnished by the
| White Provision Company are ie standard soft hogs
f and are subject to change dily:
~ No. 1s_ 180 to 240 lbs., $7. 00; No. 2s, 150 to. 180 | _
Ibs., $6.50; No. 3s, 180 to 150 lbs., $6.00; No. 4s, 110
to 1301bs. 19D. pes hevies, $6.75; stags, $4. 50.
CA TTLE
CATTLE: None of value to sell over $5@5. 50;
mostly fleshy kinds $4@4.50; common yearlings,
-$3@3.50; fat cows, $3.75@4.25; common $3.25 @ 3,50;
canners $2.50@3.00; bulls $3. 50@4. 00 mostly; fat
calves sane medium $4.50@5; common $3@3.50.

BUTTER FAT ,

The average price being paid ae Georgia buying
stations for No. 1 butter fat is 27c per Ib.





= Information Regarding Hog a and Prices





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@ CHRISTMAS GREETINGS

The farmers of Georgia are extended cor-
dial holiday greetings from the Georgia De-
partment of Agriculture, with the wish that
gach and every one will enjoy a Merry Christ-
mas.

We also wish. for you a Happy and Pros-
perous New Year, with the hope that 1938
will also prove to be a good crop year and
that all our people will receive a just reward
for their labors and live in peace and har-
mony and contentment. .

COLUMBUS ROBERTS,
~ Commissioner.

AEE EE BK LEE ASK PERE VERE YEE ERE VERE CEE SEK VERE WERE OE

lights weighing one hundred fifty to one hundred
eighty pounds should really bring more than num-
ber ones weighing one hundred eighty to two hun-
dred forty pounds Stop We will thank you to give
us by wire collect your reasons for this reduction
on number twos from the base price that we may
transmit it to the farmers of the state for Pong in-
formation.

(Signed) STATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-

CULTURE, HAMILTON RALLS, SUPER-

-VISOR, MARKETING DIVISION.

Armour & Company, of Tifton, Ga., answered, as
follows:

Answering. Marketing conditions are different
in our area... This along with less yield on num~
ber two hogs makes it necessary have differential
... . these light weight cuts from number twos do
not sell as well as cuts from number ones...
searcity of light weights in West evidently cause of
this class selling at high prices on western mar-
kets. End quote. A. E. DANIELSON,
Armour & Company.

Swift & Company, of Moultrie, Ga., answered by
letter, as follows:

Referring to our conversation today with refer-
ence to the spread in price as quoted by us of 1-2c
per pound between No. 1 hogs 180-240 Ibs. and
No. 2 hogs 150-180 Ibs.:

It is not fair = compare the agiaheadierh hog

PRICES OF FRESH GEORGIA
| VEGETABLES

RES







Prevailing en State Farmers Market,
Atlanta, Today, December 14, 1937



Apples, U.S. No. 1, bushel packages_+__$1.00-$1.25

Apples, Bulk ner bushel. 22S ee -30.50
Beans Snap, bushel hamper_----_ $2.00-$2. 25
Beans, Lima, bu. hamper, Fordhooks,___$3.75-$4.00
Cabbaree, per ewer. 2 $1.90-$2.00
Collards: perdoz- bunches... ss -40-.65
Cucumbers, per bushel basket. .----____ $2.50-$3.00
Msulrooms, a 1b. cartons 223 ee 130=.39
Mustard Greens per bushel hamper... Sere oa 00:
Oranges, 4-5 bushels: sacks __-u-_--i--_ - 65-$1.00
Grapoiruit, pet saGke ee -65-75
Sweet Potatoes, per. cwt.------ =). 2 $1,25- $140
Bunched Turnips, per dozen bunches_____ 502765
Turnip Salad, per bushel hamper. .---__ *60- $1. 00




















































market with the Chicago hog market because a:
all, the hog market: in every different locality:
based upon the prices that meat packers are a
get for the product. :

In Chicago, at the present tinfe there is an
treme scarcity of light weight. hogs, and actus
these hogs between 150-180 lbs. on Chicago ma
are selling at the top of the market. There is a
mand from certain small packers who buy on
Chicago. market for these light hogs and bec
they are so very scarce the competition for
particular weights is holding the market price
these hogs at the top of the market. :

-In the southeastern states at the present ti
the farmers are marketing sixty per cent of th
hogs that range from 150-180 lbs, or No. 2 h
as they are designated in this section. There
twice as many No. 2 weight hogs being: markete
in the southeast at present than we have ever seen
marketed before. This places a burden upon
packer who is compelled to sell the cuts from th
light weight hogs at less money than can be ob
tained for cuts from hogs weighing 180-240 1
and besides, the dressing yield on the No. 2h
is at least 3 per cent less than on No. 1 hogs of th
heavier weights. This fully justifies the differet
in price between the different weight class:
1-2c per pound.

If Georgia farmers have sufficient feed left
avoid marketing No. 2 weight hogs, all meat pi
ers would welcome them holding back these 1
hogs until they can be sent to market weig
180 Ibs. or over. .

We think it would be a distinct favor to Gea
gia farmers to advise them to finish their es it
Bese SER :





Yours very ieaty.

SWIFT & COMPANY,

H. McDowell.

We have the following letter from White Pr

vision Company, Atlanta:

Acknowledging, your telegram of Decembe

In view of the fact that we are buying very
(Continued on Page 2)

PECAN PRICES >

Schleys, 12-14c per Ib.; Nelsons, tie per Ib.; Stu-
arts, 10-11e per Ib.; Money-Makers, 8 1- - per Ib.



















ATLANTA SPOT COTTON

Deccies 14, 1937Spot cotton was quoted toda:
in Atlanta at 8.55 per lb. for middling 7-8 in. staple
The average price of middling 7-8 inch staple o
10.southern markets yesterday was 8. 08c per Ib.
taple premiums paid on 10 southern marke!
yesterday averaged 42 points for middling 15-
inch staple and 80 pointson for anliane 1 ine
staple.
The latest U. S. Cotton ieetimate Proancdon Re-
port of December 8 was 18, 746,000 bales.
New York futures $08) March 8.12c.













ATLANTA WOOL MARKET

Washed Wool 40c per Ib.; free from burs, '35
light burry, 33c; medium purry, 27c; heavy aa

20c.

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~ MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

















































































































































































Prevailing Wholesale Prices (F.0.B. Points Mentioned). Subject to Change. December 14, 1937.
Barnes- a= ee | Clarkes- { Carroll- | { | I
| Atlanta ville Grange | antic Commerce. ville ton Dawson | Lakeland! LaFayette! Metter | Quitman Sparta
Higgs, Large = __ oot 35) .30-.38 45 ~~ .B2 -40 135 72 .30
Eggs, Medium -s-..--+-..---- 28-29%: 33 . 32 232 ; .35 32 = ; we
Eggs, Current Receipts (Yard run) |- .26-.2T 35 .40 32 __ 3 35 32 35 32 =
ibees, Small 3 .23-.25 25 .32 a a i
Hees Unclassified o2.2 25 30 :
Hons, Heavyspreed* oe 1G 1D ABs. Ld |- 12 14.15 15 13 15 13 14 14
Hens, Leghorns - SASS a ie en 12; GAS ep. shu -10 AS 13 13 14 10 wet *\ @pla:
Roosters a= ey 10-11 10 - ..08 -0 .08 09 .07 .08 07 .06 10 08
Migeg ie 15 15 ls 12 14 ; 18 5 12 M4 14
Biers 18-.22 25 25 22 15 20 20 20 "22 AT "20 22
Coke 2. ae cae 14 13 | 10 oe : 10 | 06 12 conse
See 12 3 :
Dee ee 18 .20 -29 18 20 AT .20 .18-.20 728 18 .18 .20
pe ee ee eR ee ee ee Siize: < a 20 : :
Capone: 8 soe 20 et :
Counicy Buiter Best table _.. 125-30 |) ~ = 30 .25 -30 20 25 5 .30 35 . 20 .30 .30 3
Mield-Peas, mixed_2- 90 ae $1.00 $1.06 $1.00 300 :
Field Peas, not mixed .,..--~ $1.15 $1.00 $1.10 $1.10 15
Ear Corn (80 Ibs, to bu.) ose .62-.6 .60 | .50 -50 = 50 .60 .60 -b0 53 D5 -40 -b0
ss ee oe $1.10 $1.10 | $1.25 $15 oe sia . 25 on ci os
Ba oe toa the : : : 1. 1 1.50 15 $1.10 $1.50 : 00. ==
Sweet Potatoes, per 100 tbs, 22 |-$1.25-140 $1.25 390 $1.00 $ =
Cabbage (green, per 100 Ibs.) -_-- | $1.90-2.00 $2.00 $1.50 _ $2.00 $1.25 - $2.50 $2.00 $2.00 ss . $1.23,
Cabbage (white, per 100 Ibs.) -- | $1.90-2.00 $2.00]. $1.50 ~ $2.00 $2.00 $1.00
| Peavine Hay. No. 1, ton ----- $16-$17 $15.00 | $12.50 $15.00 $12.00 $15.00 $14.00 $16.00
TePeanut Hay No, 7,-ton,.. ..-- $10-$11 $6.00 $5.00 Ses $10.00 $8.00
Spanish Peanuts, No. 1 ------- ___ $65.00 a $65.00 $60.00 $65.00 os $60.00
= Cotton Sed (Prime): Seas $20.00 $22.00 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 $17.00 a $18.00 $20.00 |/ $20.00,
| Cotton Seed Meal, 8% ------ ___ : $26.50

















Cotton Seed Meal: 7%. a












































MARKET BULLETIN

March: 4. Ao

Zz xe Published Semi-Monthly by :
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner __

ixecutive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia
: Publishing vitfice _ - Covington, Ga.





as second chase manibee et 1, 1937, at the Post |

e at Covington, Georgia, umder the Act of June 8, 1930. Ac-
fo mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Sec-
Act: of October 8, 1917.

Ss of farm produce and appurtenances admissable. under
regulations inserted one time on each request and re-

only vhen request : is accompanied by new copy of notice.

eX space will not permit insertions of notices containing
wn 30 - words ine name and address.

Leg: ative Acc the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
Asibility: for any notice appearing in the Bulletin.



* (Continued from Page 1)

h s at this particular time, we do not. have | a
them, but we called Moultrie, assuming that
tht have been meant for them, and Mr.
at he had received a similar telegram
the matter to your satisfaction.

- * <Yeurs respectfully, .
WHITE PROVISION COMPANY, Inc.
ra ion S. ey President.

many, | as Sota commission
Suites as follows:

t. ight aes ieee one hundred forty
red sixty pounds are topping your market from
. We will thank you to wire us collect what |
gment is the reason for this and if this condition

a or likely to continue through this marketing |

nd what percentage of these light lights are of |
total receipts at this tir

ST Te DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
amilton Ralls, Supervisor, Marketing | Division,

Clay and Corapany answered as follows:

reason is that these light lights are: very scarce "

-y will.continue to sell at a premium for fresh meat
ten percent of these weights are total re- -
_ JOHN CLAY & COMPANY...

ong distance telephone conversation with Mr.

of the Cudahy Packing Company, of Albany, Ga., Z

which conversation he took practically the same
nee above a, Armour - ey and
my.

ae iphtmastion will be helpful to. our |

Secon Hani Machinery |

marketing of their. hogs. Of. course, we
may appen in. the future, but it is the,

opinion of members of the livestock trade. Bee

tacted, that No. 1 hogs will not likely go much,
rer, in which case of course it will be profitable
0 Ib. hogs out to No. 1 weights, especially
~2 oe rential between | ds and ae is ene

far have nadia a cue quiet for their turnips
rds. The first turnips: planted. are about sold out
lave a good young crop coming on. We will be
soon for market. Can start loading within the
lays or two weeks. The new crop of syrup is now

rrup uD, an as the: Tartans are > about ee

dibest grade, whole leaf. aged and.
z mellow, smoking or chewing, a2)

Bhat: a oo price. We ae some ace deft

We have now listed quite a few sweet: pota~__ a

at have been banked and anyone wishing to buy a
na may get in touch with the manager of the
in jai be- seg 0: _ rou in with the

ies 5 on. the easiness have. slowed ee due to the
had the 5th, 6th and 8th that eee: the tur-

p nut hay and mecivel beans are moving at a fair
m bringing 55c to 60c per bushel; peanut hay, $5.50
per ton; velvet beans, $12.50 to $15.00 per ton.
tatoes | have. been damaged by the freeze and the
have not been gathered are a complete loss.
farmers vare getting out their cabbage plants as fast
ble, although the freeze has killed around, fifteen |
per cent of their plants. All of our cabbage
its In this section should be put out by the 20th of De-
ber, but due to the freeze, it looks as if the planting will
ten to fifteen days.
os 8 J. M. JOINES, Manager.

THE DOUGLAS MARKET

have been moving continuously for. the last four
th prices slightly better than for the previous
Good aye ah run Stock has~ sold readily pete 3 the

run. as) high as sixty cents for extra

toes. moving during this season of the |

eS ares in cel: condition due to black
id damage. In no cases is damage preva-
it more eee! to move them a ~ first

q

Tbs. $1.00 postpaid. aN

get buyers to attend these sales and buy: the nuts: at auc-

becut of January mk we are choping to receive saleoet:
prices. _

The severe cold spell of this aweek has about Seivleneechh
the turnip prospects for the next few weeks. The cabbage
show some Gamage but I believe they will come out. Farm-

ers are beginning to set the spring crop now and will con- |

tinue until after Christmas. EBeSe oe are for cutting

in March and April.
Pecans -are.still : moving with prices unchanged on sane
varieties. Budded stock selling . around nine cents and
nee around six. Spe a i
We are looking forward. toa Anew truck:

and better crop of tomatoes next summer. Farmers are
learning better production | methods and we are putting
forth every effort here to have ample buyers | here on the
market to offer the. top of the - asics for fancy
grades.

In the Ambrose section, aa are. ese ey try out

. the cucumber crop next spring along with other vegetables _

as an alternative from cotton. Sweet potatoes have proved
profitable this year and we believe that more could be well
produced in this section to advantage. Hard freezes like

owe are experiencing now help us to Soi insects and every-

thing s ton a pce ib
H. w. LONG, Manager.

LYONS, GLENNVILLE, AND CLAXTON

MARKETS |
Pruck demands for sweet iiioes shave been. fair in
these sections, but the movement has been somewhat slow
due to the fact that most growers are holding their supply.

for an advancement in price.

_- Pecans have. been moving Steady with a gould: demand.
Since the last issue of the Market Bulletin a Pecan - Sale -

owas held at the Claxton Market, at which sale a_ large
poundage of nuts were sold. Three pecan sales have been

held at this Market this season, and - we have been able to

tion, which resulted satisfactory prices to the growers.

year next sea-
son, We are now making arrangements to bandie a larger

5 peste en | For Sale

red x

/pgal. Add postage.
| Rockmart, Rt.

Mrs, G. HH. Fees:
eae. Fie :

meats, 40c__ pint; catnip, es
horsemint,
- 1a... single tansy, baim, feverfew,

1car. Hamitton, Vidalia. Rt. 1.

j-erop.
4 Wrightsville,

1 Vos. $1.00. Postpaid. :

These Markets can. -supply
Georgia Cane Syrup in New
gallon barrels of
are being made to-i
in erder to get buye

ae

WALTER.

cold weather.

so hear.

WANTED

Want to- buy 5 suey stump -
puller. ak, = Bailey, | Turin.

_Tebacco vis Sale

_ Good flue ae fonatee: ssmok-
ing and chewing, 10c tb. ea. ies
ton, Alma. Ho
Flue cured hae Lee {
$1.00; Geld Dollar eae seed,
$4.00 ib. or 25c ounee. Ali ites):
paid. F. M. Fowler, Hagan. BS
Flue cured tobacco, .chewing.
and smoking, 15 Vs., $1.00 a
Ivey Campbell, Baxley. Rt 2
Tobacco, barn and flue oe

| tbs. $1.00 del. AL Lightsey, Bores
yen. 4

Good grade delanle leat chiewat
ing or smoking tobacco, flue

jcured, free from trash, 12 Ibs., i

at 00. del, J. T. Lightsey, Screven.
Good grade barn or flue cured

4 chewing or smoking tobacco, 12
4 Tbs., ($1.00, del. Prompt shipment.
1L. D.

Lightsey, - Sereven.

Golden whole leaf, flue- cured
tobacco, 7 Ibs., $1.00 del. Ga. Os-

f

Long red flue cured - tobacco,
5c lb. also Virginia Bright Leaf
-tobaceo seed, 25c oz. All 1987
Not prepaid. G. 5 eee

yrup is also being listed for sale. Efforts
t as much barreled Syrup as possible,
to send a ae to
pts to grade. and buy the supply.

THE MACON MARKET
The supply . and, demand for. green vegetables has - been
below normal for the last several days: to the extremely

Practically : all turnips a: been illed in middle Geor- :
gia and there is little produce to be offered with the ex- |
ception ef collards,.sweet potatoes and cane syrup. |

The demand for Florida fruits has. increased, slightly for
the last.two weeks and we. expect further increases for the
next two weeks due to the Chrtehas holiday season being

: 42.

Patient

large quantities of 1937 crop
No. 10 cans. New crop (35)

BRITTINGHAM, Manager.

ay N. RAINES, Manager. |

ine WANTED



, Wxe, 925 ibs.
bacco.

Want gourds, short handle, 10-
}15 in. dia. State price, size

Box 414,

x Want some copes crowns.
G. A. Lamar, Powersville.

Want buy peas, any kind, sy-

cy " frup and some sheep and goais,
for my own use. Jos. F. Hutche-

son, Buchanan.

Want 75 or 100. ia corn oat
50c bu. del. my barn. M. Y. Ar-
nold, Newnan. $

Exc. nice dried soci.) + er of
worms, core, etc., for extra nice.
dried peaches. Miss Frona Mae
crete gctiks Blairsville.

' Exe. bexwood bushes and dried
apples, free of worms, etc., for:
cotton and feed sacks. Mrs. A.
Sk Gragg. Clarkesville.

Want pecans, butter - beans.
seed beans, dried fruit, peonies in
exc. for blue grape hyacinth.
bulbs at 500 for $2.00, or abl.
white feverfew at 25c doz. Ray
Johnson, Hartwell.

Want several guinea (cavies)|
pigs for breeding purposes,
-youngsters and giant breeders.
State wt. sex and best price. V.
Turner, Atlanta. 261 Mayson |
Ave., N. E.

Want sev, Ponnds, -ea. white



Good, flue cured bptiaceo: <iindle

lieaf, no trash, 10Ibs., $1.00 del.

oer exc. for tomato seed, 10 Ths.
tobaceo for 1 Tb. of seed, or 10)
lbs. tobacco er 10 Ibs. dried. ap-|
ples. W. G. Se: ery
Rt.2. aS
Tohacco, chewing, 100 ab; smokes
ing, 12 lbs. for $1.00. Exe, for
seed oats, velvet beans or dried
fruit. L. T. Burke, Surrency.-
Best grade tobacco, good and
juicy, 13 lbs. $1.00; smoking 13
Ibs. 75c. Postpaid. Sat. guar. Le- |
roy Lightsey, Screven. Rt. 2.
Good, flue cured chewing _to-
bacco, 13 lbs., $1.00; BP. PB, Guar. |
Leroy Lightsey, Screven. Rt. 2.
Barn run mixed. smoking and
chewing tobacco, lbs. $1. 00 plus
postage. Exc. for 2 bu..seed oats
and rye, Trish potatoes, winter

globe tomato seed reasonable. =.
HB. Ander son, Alma, : 3

Good flue cured tobacco, gee |

| mellow and ready to use: -ehew-
ing, 21 Ibs. $1.00; one 43:

or



Guar
money refund. Bilton Peacock,

Eng. pea or wilt-resistant Mar- |

| Bermuda onion. Chas., H..J., cab-
bage seed. Quote lowest. pr ice.
del. aS. 4A. Hudgins, Vienna, :

Exec. 10 Abs. sound, mixed pe-
-eans- for. same amount of nice,
dried, ripe peaches, free
worms. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. |
Mattie S. Rogers, McDonough.
Ht. 23, Se re

Want. 69 -bu. cern in shuek,

12 tons Velvet beans and 1 ton

good peanut hay at market price, |
del. my place. H. -T. Williamson ;
Soperton. Rt. 3.

| Want sev. fruit trees of all var.,

peaches, apples, pecans cand

pears, also grape vines and figs. |

State cash prices. G. ele. ate=
|} Donaltd, Oakwood. |

Want beeswax. State eamnsink:
and best price.
Jefferson.

Schley or Stewart pecans 190 \to)

445 tbs. at Ib. for Ib. Ea. pay

postage. Claud SemBe,, oe
ville. RED oe

Want 1: horse swagon (mot over
5. yYs. old), in good cond. fer
eash. <A oA. bene on Ae



= ee RE,

_fyarfow, 20c doz.
| poke root, 20c Ib.; 7 Hos. $1.00 del. -
)Miss L, M. White,

| ers, d0c
| Gresham Jackson,

_pwalnuts,
{buyer pay postage. c. A: Brooks; |
| Menroe, Rt. 3. ; ee
1 peny wagon, saihmsist new Ba
)$12.50 meney order, or exc. for
{peas or cotton seed.

EA: A, en ener

{50r Tb. del.

| Fob. en.

of |,

J. D. Eckies, |

Exe. nice, sundried aplles for}

Wednesday; December 15, , 198,





Farmer's Goliien Text

Scripture: Lev. 2633, 4, 5.
Tf ye walk in my statutes,
and keep my commandments,
and do them! .f

Then I will give you rain in t
due season, and the land shall |
yield her increase, and the |

their fruits: - :

And your threshing shall
reach: unto the vintage, and
the vintage shall reach unto
the sowing : time; and ye shall aint



dwell in > eee jand safely.







Want some old time Poor
tine or Chopes) sweet potatoes,

ae WY, Paulk, Syeamore Box 84,
Want 20-25 bu. strictly true.

Unknown peas for sowing. O. 2. on
; ae ZN

a -_



Black spate: $100 | bu.:
and white multiplying onions, 35
LL.D. Seuss
2.

Nice Gried sage, ready for use.
idc ecupful; 2 -cups, - 25e; 6, SOC
McDonough,

1937, erep nice, ary Hickery mat
heare.

hound, peppermint, {

Sassafras and

Dahlonega,
ae. cL.

+6 Ths. best grade goose. penta
ib. fob. Mrs. c. ae

1 1-2 bu. dry hulled black
11937 crop, $1.50 -and

Ai: Bai~
ley. Hartwell.
Thoroughly overhauled 32 eoeen

cow. Julius Rodgers, Ellijay.

Eng. walnuts, 35 Ib. or $1.00 bu.

_Imot shelled. H.C. "'Fhornton,
+teross. Rt..1,

Box 3..

glean, dried sage, this
60c tb. del. Money

-Niee,
years crop,
Rhine. Rt.- i, care J. wea
Yawn. :
Large, selected pecan
Frotscher, Stewart, Pabst. Pack-

40c Ib.; broken meats. $5 Ib. not |

ald. Rt. 3.
20 ibs.

exc. for meat, lard. or anything
can use. Mrs. Doc Beara, _Esom_
Hill, Rt. 1. : i

New, white, downy ccaieenns
Lot of 25 Ibs., $10. 00
del. Sample free. Mrs. Mary Col<
lins, Condele, Rt? 4. i

About 200 Ibs. this. years erop
of hickory nuts for best offer
T. Rowe, PORE:
Lakeside. i je

Black walnuts, 65 ou Wii
meats, 45c ib. Mrs. W. H. Seton.
phries, Milledgeville, Me 323

root, poke root, wild cherry bark -

houn, Rt. 1.

lasting, .25c %b.;-heart-leaves, 15

bunch: yellow root, 20c Ib. Add -
postage. Willa. aime Parks, ames

Cainaaias bearfoot, yellow root,
birdeck, yellow dock, queen of

fhazel, slippery elm, owild cherry .
hark, _80c %b.; lack walnut
meats, 2 1-2 Tbs. ~$b.00.
Stover, Roiston.



FRESH & CURED: DMEAT |

F OR SALE

Home smoked sausage, 30c Ib,





Vegetables For Sale



500 nice, green collards, extra
large heads, 5c ea. at my gar=
den. Mrs, T. H. Wilson, Reids=
ville Star Rt. ps



Honey Bees mall Bee
Supplies For Sale



- Niee,
1s 7
AD fob,

clean Wax in 2 ince
im. 1 piece, 15c Ib. other,
dex. See: _Rouis-







Fresh shelled 1937 crop black

trees of the field shall yield |

| Miscellaneous Wanted x e

Lan (sometimes called "Turpen=

jorder only. Mrs. Douglas M. Fur= 2
: : jRey,
nice dried horse
_|apples for good, first Class to-
#) FAV jae Segeer, AR

|ed in 1-2 Ib, bags; Jarge halves,

Mania, =

eat your bread to the full,and |

wagon for sale or exc. for good

prepaid. EE. B. Detrick FR2per ve

fresh - wetten: tallow. a
Sell 1 tb, or more lots, or will _

jee

7

bunch; Queen of. the meadow, 25 i

y

Mayapple root, mullein, yeline e

jand sarrafras roet, 20c Ib. not pre=. _

jpaid. Mrs. Johnie Harmon, Cale eS

Ratshane, 10. ee life ever= Be

the meadow, rattle root, witch. | :

R. a e ;

fob. Carl B. Hurst, Meigs, Ri. 2.)



a

one





FLOWERS AND SEED |
ms _FOR SALE



ee! Dbl. red, pink, white japonicas,
B00 ea.: ie

-red dogwood, 25 ea. red,
Fellows, pink. honeysuckle, 50e ea.
or 3 for. $i. 00; junipers, $3.00: ea..;
dbl. yellow peonies, $1.00 doz. M.
M. Gentry, Ellijay, Rt. a Box
GLAS

Light blue. iris, daffodils, nar.
@issi, $1.00 per C: kudzu, 1Be ea,
or 2 for: 25e; boxwood, 2 1-20 ft.
high, $2.50 ea... Etta: icaaenarics <
Billa Gaps = .

Tea olive, magnolia, edie: hol-
Ty, crabapple, water oak,. pine,
yellow jasamine, greybeard, 1:ft.,
- 0e; 3 ft:, 25e: 4 ft., 30e7 jonquils,
Woe: doz. Ada postage. Miss: Stella,

: ay Connell, Toombsboro, Rete. 2

ee lilies, 20c doz. double pink } -

will exchange for
i Backs, Ada postage, Mrs. Chett

Purple fris,- Pink hardy Phiox,

- Peonies 25 ea. Cork. wood, Pink
Almonds, hollyhocks Ibe eax or}
white feed:

Wick, Ellijay, Rt. 3,

. 200 Pink thrift pai T5e; sear-.
fet and other colors. Verbena,.
. purple sage, Fever Few, Shasta
daisies, Monks Head, Coreopsis

= Be. doz, Nandinas 25 ea. double |

poppy seed free with 50c order, |
add Te postage, Mrs. J.T. Patillo, |

LaGrange, Rte 4 Box 73.

Junipers, large size, nice shape, |

Soe $5.00. to $7.00 ea; about 100 nice

Cheap, Will not ship, Miss Mar
5 - a Y | nities, Shasta. daisies 50e per Cy}:

| January
{ea, by C. Mrs. i. Se cee

_ Shaped Boxwoods 50 up accord-
ine size;
BA small,

evergreens, large and
priced. reasonably, 5

shrubbery | cheap at. my. home.

-Grindle, Dahlonega, | te

White purple and: blue- Iris, |

/ edbhens glow, five eqlored of Ver-

a5 a uneh, Altheas, pink. Crepe Myr|
tle, purple. Lilac and Butterfly |

z bena,. ghue Ageratum, mixed col- |
_ ors Sweet: William, Physostegia, is

_ Forsythia, purple violets: 5 of

bush i0 ea. Add postage, Mrs: |

. Tula Hawkins, Alpharetta, Rt. 3..
. Agaleas, red, pink: and yellow, |

fed and whit Dogwood, Sweet-
shrub, white pines,
faurels, alk well rooted and 3 ft:
high $1.00 per doz. Add postage,
BM. E. Pickelsimer, Hurst.

Rhododendron, <Azelea;
tain Laurel, white pine,

Crabapple, Dogwood all
rooted, 4 for 25c, Add postage: on

Moun-
Holly,

- glk orders: under 50c; Louise Per>}

guson, Murrayville.

_ Giant blue and lavender and
White. Iris, $1.00 per C; blue vio-
fets, now in bloom, 50e C;-double

pink, white peonies 25c ea,.5 for
_ $1.00; 4 varieties ramble roses: 25c |

ea, 5 for $1:00 C; Mrs. Dessie
BL.

Yellow. Narcissi,. small. cluster, ;

45e C, Variegated Gladiolus, large
bulbs 15 doz: Cannas, double red}

0c C; Thanksgiving vine 10c
cutting well rooted. Verbena, 5
per bunch, not prepaid: Mrs. M.
D. Holland, Meigs, Rt. 2.

Red Crepe Myrtle, Phiox,. red:

Cigar Plant, Pink Almond, root- |
ed, 35c ea; 6 bunches: double red |

wariegated mums, 6 bunches yel- |
_fow button mums.

50c; yellow
fong trumpet daffodils, $1.00 per
Cc. Add postage, Mrs. Ruth Head,

Bremen.

_ . irethorn,

Altheas, large 25c ea, small 10
orange berries, pink

_ Weigelas, English degwood, Crape:

e i Houtii,.
gustrum Japonicum;. large:

pink or red,
spirea,

yrtle, lavender,

forsythia, Abelias,
Thunbergi,..
; 25c,
Fob Mrs. G. C. Swint, Miler.

. Rooted. Cape Jasmines in pets.
40c, Red Peonies 25e eax
postage, Bessie Martin,

fille, Rt. 5.

@ and 3 feet high, 2c ea,

nue Cape Jasmiines in pots 402 each,
Add postage, Mrs, Altea ne

_ Gainesville. Rte

Several hundred Privet hedges
not:

postpaid, Cleveland Wilt-resist=
ant pure cotton seed, $1.00: bu.
China umbrella. trees, smal, well

At

ae

- rooted; 5e ea, not: postpaid, Mrs.

EL B. Ford! Lavonia.

White bridal wean: white
. August lilies, elephant. ear bulbs,

wed Cigar plant, pink perennial

e Phiox; red Crepe Myrtle, Golden
Glow, double yellow canna, root-

- IKdd= postage:
Bremen.

4 Almond, Golden
large black lily of India: 35e ea.

ed, 35e ea. red variegated mums
blue Iris, 6 bunches 50, long
trumpet daffodils $1.00 C. Add.

z . postag se; Alice Harrison, Bremen.

Cigar
pink
ea

White. Auguest : lilies,
Plant; red Crepe Myrtle,
Glow 35e

G@ouble red variegated mums and
yellow button mums 50c bunch.
Mautile Harrison,

$ Mammoth or Emperor Jon-
quils, 10c doz. 75c C, also daffo-

: g@ils, same price, Mrs. .B. H.-Os-

born, Roy.

Red and pink, running rose

pushes, well rooted, 30 doz. Add

_ food sacks. 1
_.. Barnie Sauls, Manassas, Rt, 1,

exehange for white

postage or i
ov other value. Mrs.

Lets

other |

mountain

well |

Hughey, Fairmeunt, Rt. i, Box}:

50e. doz Li |
wine lilies, 10c and i5e ea. blue)

Add |
Gaines~- |.

SALE

_ FOR SALE



winter honeysuckle, = flowering |
Quince or exchange for red. Dog- {|

wood, Boxwood, Redbud: Spruce:
pines, Iris, Tulips Hyacinths or

any flowers, Waldyne: ame
Powder Springs,

Birdeye hedge, 10 ea. 25 root-
ed; white Narcissi, yellow Jon=
quils, 25 doz. or exchange for,}

Tukip: bulbs, Mrs... Ara Waldrip,

Flowery Branch, Gs 2 -

White. Spider= lilies, mitk and
wine: lilies; $1.25 doz.
plants, Blue. Hydrangias, 2 for
2be;: well rooted, eee i
Buchanan, Chula. we

Red Elms; Sweetgum, Codure;

C. De Henry, ee Route: 1,
Box 133. 1

1 Few Hastings giant thermekain

Searlet, deep pink; double; few }
giant snapdragon: plants, . Alaska,
white, large 3, 50c, postpaid, He-
Ten: Horsley, Waco, Rt... 22 Oe
- One red and white Camellia 10
feet, $75.00; 3 solid rose Camel-
lias 5 feet, $25.00. ea; healthy,
very symmetrically shaped; s
pb Johnson, Jr: - Dixie:

- Blue grape Hyaecinths,, 50c Cc
or $2.00 per 500, cash or: money
order with order, no checks; Mrs.
ay. Ds Teneh, Bogart, ga Sie eee

ia Rea. hot: poker; 25e a clump, |
purple iris, 75 per C; orange day: } 7

blooming jasmine: 10e4

/Demorest._ ; f

. Irish junipers, 286, @himese |
) Arborvitae; BOC, Swedish. Juniper; |
118 to 24 in. 35c, Abelia, 25c,'
Spirea: Van Houtii, 10c, Spirea-
PAL WES 2 to 3, 10c, Weigelas Scar=
let, 10e; cee a L. Weshbrook,
Bremen, REE

Well rooted weiite. Wisterla, 2 is
yrs, 25 ea. Nandinas, 2-4 yrs:
'25e and 50c, White Suidee lily
bulbs, 10: ea. 3 for 25e, Red Spi+

seeds with all orders. Add post- |
age, Mrs. G. Ww. Sampson Sr., }
Thomasville, 407 N. Madison St.

Long Trumpet and deep cream,
with: orange cup, daffodil bulbs,
blooming size $6.00 M or $3.50:
per 500, Mrs. Ethel Jones. Lula,
Rt.. 2.

Earliest yellow: Trumpet jon-
quils, fragrant yellow Narcissi,
very early and hardy sundried
apples, extra nice, 10e Ib. Mrs:
iL. .T. Mitchell, Clayton, Rt. 1.
Heartsease plants, 25e per C,

100: Camelia Japonica, double
red, 24 in. high,:1 banana shrub,
5 ft. both for $10. 00: fob. Doerun,
Mrs. Q. L.. Bush, Doerun. .
Narcissi. 75e CG; Sucprisa: lily 4
for 25c, Iris 90c C, Jonquils 7T5e

mas cherry 25, Mrs: G. c. ~Tay=]
lor, Buchanan.

Junipers: 1 foot to 18 im. 306
ea: Cherokee roses 3 for 25c, pur

$1.00 per C, pink Aimonds 3 for
25e, \
Duvall, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Box: 50.

2-2 year-old healthy ever-
blooming pink rose bushes, 50 ea,
postage paid; Miss Mildred Gar-
rison, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4.

White Spider lilies, milk and

Hydrangeas, Abelia, 2 for. 25c,
pink. Lantanas, 2 for L5e, well |
rooted; Ida. Buchanan, Chula,

. Bird of Paradish, 16-24 in. 50
ea, 3 for $1.00, small, 3 for 56c-
Add postage; Mrs. W. J. Wallace,
Rt. op _Richardsons crossing.

Pink hardy Phlox, Jonquils,

nionds, double red velvet. rose,
purple Lilac 15c ea. Exchange
for white feed sacks. Add post- |:
age;
Ree 3 : ;

Mixed Phiox and Petunia
plants, fine colors, 10 doz. or}
3 doz: 25c; Mrs. B. Cy. Johnson,
Thomasville.

_ Cherokee roses,
crabapple, rhododendrons, -eoral~
berry, redbud, azaleas, red: dog-
wood $1. 00 doz.; Bald of Gilead,
25e ea. or 6 for $1.00.. Nellie Ab-
| ererombie, Mineral. Bluth,

Holly maple, dogwood,
apple; 10e ea.5
snowball, white spirea, altheas,
pink almond; 1l5e ea.; dwarf and
giant arbor-vitea. 25e ea. Add
postage, Howard . Davis; Ellijay,
Rte 2 oi

Red dogwoods Mipdigtadutr sacs
redbuds, - narcissi, tulip poplar,
holly bushes, laural, well rooted.
35e doz, Verna Ego: Mineral
Bluff.

White and wabade pines, - nt.
Jaoureis, rhododendrons, 10c ea.;,



doz. Benjamin ae Ellijay,
Rt. Be

- Double. whee Anite gustion |

_ Pink running roses, old fash- |
ioned. lily bushes, purple Lilac, |

| Charles, Elifjay, Rt. 2.
Abelia |

Oaks, Degwoods, write for prices; :

+ wood, English dogwood,

der lily bulbs, 50 doz. Free pa'me}

postage added, no order less than |

CG, thrift, pink, $1.00 C, Christ- |

ple Lilacs 3 for 25c, purple Irish }

dd postage; Mrs: Missouria.}

orange lilies 20 doz, pink <Al- |}

Mrs. D. H. Vick, Hllijay,}

<8 : liamned, j

erab= ij
&
azaleas, 85e doz ville, Rt 3

$5.00 per. C; all col. azaleas, . 10 |

Attias, red japonicas,
pink almonds, crabapple,
10c; alk col. azaleas, 35e: doz; rho~.
| dodendrons, mt. laurel, hemlock,.
white. pines, 75c doz. Add post--
age. Minnie aes East E\u-
Spies
Mixed : col. aaa 40 ing
winter: fern, - 10; bua. purple
iris, 20e doz: -altheas, red jauon-
-icas, . 20 ea. laurel, rhododen-=
drons, white and spruce pines; |
| Te. doz. Add postage. Janie}

Laurel, holly, crabapple, rhioe |
| dodendrons; azaleas, sweet shrubs,
white dogwood $1.00 doz.;.. White}
and Spruice: pine $1.00 doz;
| theas, 8 for 25c. .All postpaid,
Ruby Charles, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

| . Mixed col. azaleas, red ae
| white dogwood, sweet shrubs, bri- |

Vaal. wreath, spruce and white}

Di es, rhododendrons, $1.00) doz.; |
Ch okee roses 6 for 50c. Add
postage. under $1.00; Wilhelmeia |}
Dickey, Morganton.

rea yellew, Jjaponicas, althea, for-
sythia, 15 ea.; mt. laurel, hem-

| Add: postage. Ben A> eee,
| Bllijay, Rt. 4. ;
Snowball, pink almond, altheas,.

maple, dogwaod, 10 eas purple.
pirish, 25. doz.; azaleas,.. 35e doz.
ee poten Agnes: ee Ei-
White. Sia blue, iris, 25e doz.;
ences iris, 6 for. 25; 2 yellow and |
white nareissu, 20; lilac bushes; }
p12 for. 406; evergreen hedge cutt-
ings 100 for 5e. neers Mae: Messer,
Waleska. Sean
Weigelia, roses, pink;
-spirea,. althea, forsythia, purpic
lilae, red japonicas,; yellow dog=}

apple, snowball, white
{ferns, 15e; Sell or exchange for
| white sacks. Martha Eller. a

jayy Rt. Be

$1 00 doz:;

roses, pink almonds, butterfiy
bush, althea, lilies, $1.00 doz.;

_ Rhododendrons, laurels, holly;
/white and spruce pines, 75c doz; |
ferns, 0c; azaleas, 40 doz:
sweet shrubs, 10 ea.; orange
lilies, | 35 doz.: white dogwood,

ihe:

Snowball, 106. ea.; yellow jape|
onicas, 15e: ea.; mixed color azal-
eas, 40 doz; day: lilies, 30c doz;

and spruce pines, 75e doz. Add
postage, H M. sca Ellijay,
Hes 12

Red, | peiliawns: orange: peach col.
or azaleas; $1.00 doz.: mt. laurel,
sweet shrubs, butterfly bushes,

tage under $1.00. Mrs. Mary
Heaton, in care of E. Heaton, }
Mineral. Bluff.

Purple and: lavender iris, T5e}
per C: Golden bell, purple lilac.
pink spirea, bridal ' wreath, for-
sythia, 5 for 25c; pink and white |.
weigelia dbl. pink althea, abelia,

juniper cuttings, 3 doz. 25c; Mrs.

Henry Heller, Ellijay, Rt, 3:

Dbl. zinnias, marigold seed,
'20e per cupfull; blanker flower
seed, 10c tep, full; lupine flower }
seed, 10c spoonful; 25c cupfal.
|Postpaid. Mrs. Ethel Adams,
Grayson, Rt. 1.

Butterfly bush, magnolia, tea
beard, prickly ash,
sweet bay, weeping willow, mock
orange; 2. ft., 15c; 3 ft.. 25e, Wany
Hart Lewis; Toomsboro.

Red hot poker, 25 clump; win.
ter blooming jasmine, white mar

; goose plums, 10: te 20c ea., garlic,
80e doz, ~ Alice MeConnelt, De- |
morest. Oat.

Giedis, Boston ivy, honeysuckle,
sprigs,of fern and cedar, 25 box-
full; Boston ferns, 25c; garlic,
'50e doz Stila May Hughey
Fairmont, Rei

Dwarf. boxwood, well rooted,
$2.75 per C; $5.00 per 2C. All del.
in Ga. Mrs. E. A. Smith, Green-

Weigelias,- spirea, honeysuckle,
almonds forsythia, arbor-vitae,
wisteria, bittersweet, iris, daffor-
dils, goose plums, blue plums,
quince, Himalaya berries, Mrs.
C. H. Ward Adairsville. Rt: ft.

Red and white dogwood, 25
ea.; dbl. yellow peonies, $1.00 doz;
red, yellow, pink jayonica, 3 for
$1. ee Mrs. Mart oe =o
Rey

Several hun



Mrs. L. O.

dbl. |
holly,

4 onicas, |

als |

AI col. azaleas, 50c. doz.} dbl. | tiplying nest omion sets, 30 gal. |

Add postage: Mrs. oe oe :

Tock, white pines, The doz.; box= |
woods, 16to 20 in. high 25 ea.

| white spirea; 15e: CBB, erabapple. | 9

white

crab=}.
pines},

Mixed cokes azaleas, 3 ft., $1.00}
| doz.; mt. laurels, plodbuieents ons, |

black: spruce pines,}
ivy, $1.00: doz; thornless, yellow}

| Mrs. Elsie Heaton, Mineral. Bluff.
; LOG: east: heartleaf, be pun. Add}

| postage. Parks, Eiijay, Le

holly, ivy, laurels, 70e doz.; white :

$1.00 doz:; trailing arbutus, ever-|
igreen galax, 25 doz, Add pos|

olive, red holly, sweet shrub, grey |
crabapple; }

cissi, 50e per C; May cherry, wild}

peonies,

FOR SALE :



- Dbi. red, a ee a

ies; $1.06 doz; honey suckle, 6

Jay, Rt s.
1

1G a.: di (oe CL B: Seceiaa de
' Stillmore, WES es

laurel, white pine, dogwood.
coralberry,
| Snowdrops, phlox, ferns,
-tus, iris, violets, $1.00 per Cc. Mrs.
J. H. Penland; Ellijay.

Dbl.

Re, 3.

doz.; 6 or more del; holly. bushes; |
old. fashion cedars, L-2"toe? 1-2
ft. 206: ea; 2: dez. del.; white mul

son, Waco:

C; August lilies, 15e; 2 for 25/
white: and: yellow naums lilacs; |

f-well rooted. 15 ea. Add postage.

Meee: J. G.. Smith, See Rt. }

Pink thritt, 10e doz.; Tee per |
} red spider lilies, 25 a0z:- nyele-/.
doz; jonquils, 2 doz, 25; shrub- |.
bery, spirea,: golden bell,

Jarrell, Butler, Rt, 2.

drons, mt. laurels, spruce, white
Pine, dogwood, crabapple, Aza
eas, $1.00" doz., rooted, 2-4 f

Jean Penland, Ellijay.

' Pink almonds, altheas, _ bridal
wreath, 1Se ea; crabapple, maple,
dogwood, 10c ea.; purple iris, 25f
doz.; azaleas, 35c doz; giant and
dwarf arbor-viteaes, 25e ea. Add |
postage. Teleta Davis,
Rt. 4,

Snowreps, day. lilies, cant
\Narcissi, perennial. phlox, iris,
lillies, $1.00 per C; azaleas; rho-
-dodendrons, mt. laurel, dogwood,

$1.00 doz. Postpaid, Bill a
| Enijay.

iris, 3 doz. for $1.00;
white dogwood, $1.00 doz; mt.
laurel, sweet shrub $1.00 doz. }
rhododendrons, $1.00 doz.;
Cherokee roses, 75 doz.
postage under $1.00, Hazel
ton, Mineral Bhatt.

Azaleas, 35c doz.; pink dhrondl.
white spirea, japonicas pink

viteas, 25c: ea.; Add postage. Mrs.
J. M. Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 2, Box
88.

: Eerly Maye cherry trees= 3 ft.
high, 4 for $1.00; halls, apricots, |
8 for $1.00; mt. blueberries, 4
doz.,. $1.00; red yellow, grey goose
plums, $1.00 doz: Add postage |
under $1.00.

8

Pink Cherokee roses, crabapple
red, yellow: azaleas, coralberry,
redbud, mt. laugels, rhododen
drons, red and yellow dogwood,
| $1.00 doz.; phlox 35 doz. Post-
paid. Bonnie Abercrombie, Min~
eral Bluff.

Mixed col. azaleas, black and
white hemlock spruce, mt. laurel,

berries 4 for $1.00; Add postage
under $1.00. Lelia Dickey; Mor-
ganton,

Red and white dogwood, sweet
shrubs, crabapple, black and
white pines,
rhododendrons, pink red and yel-
low -oxalis, $1.00 doz: EB. D. Aber-
erombie; Mineral Bluff.

Blue grapes, jonquils, hycinth
bulbs, 50c per C, 500 for $2.00:

tiny: cluster narcissi,

25e. doz:
Vena. Brown, Hartwell. ;

Red, white, pink, yellow jap-
onicas, 4 yrs. old, 50 ea.; red and
yellow dogwood, 5 for $1.00; ferns,
25e ea.; bunch dbl. peonies, $1.00

Rts.:3.

Dbl. Pink, yellow, white, red
japonicas,; 4 yrs, old. 60c ea; dbl.
pink, red: yellow, 4 for $1.00; abl.
$1.00 doz Mrs,
Keener, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Rhododendrons, laurels, red-
buds, all color azaleas, white
pines, yellow, red, dogwood, pink
Oherokee roses, huckleberrys,
crabappies, holly bushes, perenn-
jal phlox, Shasta daises;
per C. H. J. Wilson, Morganton.
White Jonquil bulbs also hick-

privet \ hedge} ory. nuts: for sale or exe: ~ for }



bushes, well rooted, - $100 Bee. C.

anything can. use.
ee an

jJaponicas, 50c ea.; read and pink |.
dogwood, 4 for $1.00; dbl. peon--

for $1.00. Miss Etta Barrett; ae

Narcissi bulbs, large: Jcaeaae oe

Pink, white, yellow, red. mak
leas) -rhododendrons, spruce, mt.

japonicas, well rooted 3 ;
for $1.00; iris, 35c doz.; red, pink,
tyelHlow, dogwood, 4 for $1.00" abl.
peonies, $1.00 doz.; gladiolus, 75 |
doz, Mrs. hac 3 Keener ee

Red erepe myrtle, 106. ea; t ot. 00}

King: Alfred. aatodils, 20e: per}

snow| 5
drop: bulbs, 25c doz. Mrs: o (Pop

__ Japonicas, coralberry, chiedpaas azaleas,

high; genuine tiger lilies; 20 eo 3

slits. i

crabapple, 6 kinds -roses 2-4 ft. -

5 Bilowdrona: 50e@ per C; eae
red and |

pink }
Add

Weigelias, 15e ea.; lavender iris, |
(25e doa. dwarf and giant arbor- |

sweet shrubs, rhododendrons, bri-}
dal wreath, $1.00 doz., mt. blue}

mt. laurels, white |

lemon lilies, $1.00. per C; yellow f

Earl

daisies 30c doz.

$1.007

- Jonquil
eBeS; :
Hitohrelemer mare!
lilies, 50c: per wae
$3.00 per Get eae
Philomath.
-Granny-er
tt. 4 for $1.00;
| doz.; climbing ed
for BOC. Add Bees

snow

$1
B.

Ashland, Rt

crabapple, betterfly, spirea, jap- ag
$2.00, doz; |
arbu-.

Snowball, poeple
melon pink. crepe
| $1.00 doz.; red, Seve
Ibe ea.; mixed -color,
mums; 7c doz. Pre:
Ethel League Ww y

Mixed: color azaleas,
blooming: mtn. laurel,
pink almonds, | re et
25c ea.; mixed color iris,
rc. Add postage. rs. .
Bllijay.. Rt. fk

eas "$100" done pink
spider lilies, red and yel
_japonicas, 25e ea.
ped. Add postage. 4
Davis, Ellijay, Re, de

_ Dbl. red, ye Ow,
cas, well song | 50

{low narcissi, butter and eggs). oped

fal Rea japonicas,. !
rhododen
pes. Waigeleas

Spottt buttere Ips,
Mrs. r. M. Webb, Ellija
pha, nice, well rooted.
smilox: plants, 5@e;. 3
camphor trees, 50; 3 whi
myrtle, 50c. All 9 plants
Postpaid. Mrs. Bos
wick, Box 113.

Red, . eream. orange
large bulbs, 25e doa.;
narcissi,.. white. iris, 2

} City of Portland (

ident, 50e@ doz. M.

for other value: Mrs. M.
ner, Sandersville. ve
| Roses; red,. Radianee,
aay Pregl. sine 4

Ellen: Ea Cock

| (flesh); Malmaison (whit
ryn Zeiseet (pink); Dr:

190c ea. $1.00 orders P

| Gable, Haralson. _

Mt. laurel, ivy, :
sweet shrubs. white
pines, gedar, | Spruce
| dogwood, oalc crabapple
Add postage. Mr. Le
Fhrests :
Blooming gine: yellow:
$1.00. per: C; blue: iris

| doz.; 4 doz: for $1.00: M

| McLane, Hartwell, Rt. te

12 var. roses, ro dix
Hee abelia, 5 kinds |
lacs japonicas, crepe
English dogweod, forsy
mary, Old Enetlish lavender
ea., $1.00 PPE We

| Haralson. :

Mixed iris ana mu

/ gold band lilies 20e do

C. Mrs. Lee Gray, Rt
Large red chrysantherr

Pink peonies 25 eacl
jonquils: 75e per C. . Mis:
M. Byers, Rt. 4. Blairs

Red Janonieas 10 ea;
ples, Mtn. ivy, sweet
doz; black walnut 25
colors azaleas 30 doz. Adc
age. Miss. Mary Bal
Blue Ridge. :

Yellow, white iris, rec
abl. mums, rose lavenda:
phiox; pink foxglove 2
} Japanese snowball, red
red Japonicas, whit
and. white rose 25c _
checks. C. C. Vick,. Rt.

ereaan. mums 256: ss

bridal wreath, red: butter
blue lilacs, pink wiegelias

vanes cheek. Irene Powell,
doz. Sara: Sue Barrett, Hllijay, :

on Someeon sed
low, variegated, orange, Juz
lilies, milk and wine lilies

iolas, mixed colors, blue ir
doz; large mums 25e do

Cash or:
order. Mrs. Nora Nix. Rt, 2.

Yellow narcissus. and
bu : b sz : Comddone: a

Ada Gosee monet



d Clend mn, Preven:


MARKET BULLETIN

Wednesday, December 15, 1937. 4



OWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

0 holly bushes, some with ber-
and some without, all sizes
about 500 young dogwoods,
izes. Priced reasonably at

sucess Rs Ce Mauldin, R. 2,

paper white narcissi, red
r lilies, blue hyacinths 35c
dbl. single white narcissi,
rocallis lilies $1.00 per. C.
Cliff C. Dye, Rt. 1, Middle-

ink spirea 15c each;

s, daffodils, extra early
lier strawberry plants 45c
fragrant narcissus 35c doz;
adian lily bulbs 25c each;

oe rene Harris.
lavender yellow

Im, ond, golden bell, dog-
eeping Mary, bridal
th, birdeye, weigelias mt.
altheas, flowering quince,
hibiscus. Well rooted.
Silver,

iris,

mea wing, white, pink ge-
s, pink, salmon _ sultanas,
hydrangea, trailing coleus,
it colors verbenas, month-
yes 5c per cutting; crepe
20c each; exch. for good
e sacks or dried beans. Bir-
lired, RFD 2, Tallapoosa.

ta daisies; 15c doz; snow-
flowering quince, bridal
h, pink crepe myrtle, yel-
hornless roses 2 for 25c. Add
: _Mrs. Sidda Southerland,

. Mrs. rE F. Summers,
Plains.

nolias, sweet bay, dog-
long straw pine, crepe
, evergreen oak, wild yel-
asmine, tea olive, evergreen
10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4ft. 35 each;
yellow cannas 25 doz. Add
se. Miss Grace Pitts, Tooms-

enolias,

rt

Sweet bay, crepe
, dogwood, tea olives, long
eae wild yellow jasmine,
aye evergreen oak,
wat. 0c, Soft. 25cy 4
each or exchange for white
sacks, Add postage. Mrs.
Hunt, Rt. 2, Toomsboro.

mroses 10c doz. good roots
moss packed; red hollow,:
=f magnolia, sweet
long pine, evergreen oak,

sacks., Add postage. Mrs.
Pitts, Toomsboro.

myrtle, umbrella china.
olive, Magnolia, crabapples,
t bay, sweet myrtle, ever-
oak dogwood 1 ft. 10c, 3
4 ft. 35c each; Exch. for
eed sacks. Add postage.
lise Pitts, Be oy Foes

vet hedge, $1.00 per C; cut-
50 per C; mixed color iris
per C; yellow japonicas,
ing willows, wisteria vine,
weigelias, 10 ea., 3 for 25c.
_D. Ralston, Ella Gap.

ny-greybeard, magnolia,

e yellow jasmine, holly,

rgreen, dogwood, 1 ft., 10c; 3

25c; 4 ft., 35c. Add postage.

lange tor white sacks. Mrs

- Colson, Toomsboro, Rt. 3.

Magnolia, holly, tea olive

ny-greybeard, sweet shrub,

ye yellow jasmine, crepe

Sweet bay pines, roses, 1

3 3 ft., 25c: 4 ft., 30c. Add

age. here. Freeman Watson,
bsboro, Rt; 2:

reer
25

zennia seed for sale or

for other good kinds of
seeds. - ae Calhoun,
_ Rt,

1 to 12 in. in dia.
er, Manchester.

ral boxwood for sale. Mrs.
Hill, Ellijay, Rt. 1.

Ibs. Leopard
. Mrs.

Guyt P.

leaf begonia
T. T. Holloway

ie aa orange, red yel-
and varigated canna bulbs,
) perennial phlox, shasta
ies, colors chrysanthe-

10 doz.; blooming - size
myrtle bushes, 35c ea. Mrs.
nie Harmon Calhoun, Rt. 1

Vhite narcissus, tiger lilies,
per C; blue Easter lilies, red

dilies, $1.00 per C. Adda
taze. Bonnell Nee Buchan-

ue iris, red canna lilies, $1.00
Cc white narcissus, tiger
60c per C; fancy leaf calad-
25 each. Add postage.
fe Dora Se Rt. 2, Bre-

iododendrons, Mtn. laurel,
75e doz;
nd, althea, forsytr-

. red Aegis 1bc

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Hemlock, pines, white pines,
Min Laurel, rhododendrons,
carabapple, \dogwoods, sweet
shrubs, $1.00 doz.; snowball,
weigelias, red Japonicas, forsy-
thia, almond, altheas, 15c each;
all colors azaleas, 35c doz. Linda
Evans, Rt. 2, ENijay.

Foxgloves, Shasta daisies, blue
violets, 25c doz.; blue iris. 30c
doz.; old time velvet roses, 20c
each, 6 for $1.00. Well rooted.
Mrs. M. G. Lummus, Sr., Rt. 2,
Cumming. <

Bulbs: White Easter, orange
amaryllis, 10c each, $1.00 doz.;
yellow jonquils, magic ilies,
paper white narcissus, white iris
white tuberose, pink gladiola, 25c
doz. Add postage. No stamps.
Mrs. W. L. Whigham, Whigham.

Mtn laurel, red dogwood, aza-
lea, hemlock, crabapple, 2 to 3
ft. high, well rooted, 10c each;
trailing arbutus, evergreen galax,
heartease, 25c doz. Lucile Davis,
Mineral Bluff.

500 heavy well rooted dwarf
boxwoods 5-6 in. $5.50 per OC;
1,000 4-6 in. $3.50 per C or $30.00
per M; 2,000 3-4 in. $2.50 per C
or $20.00 per M. Blanche Wood-
ruff, Greenville.

Blue Iris, 75c per C; white Star
Bethlehem, 40c per C; red Japon-
icas, 10c each; 4yvellow Japonicas,
15e each; blue spider wort, 10c
each; mixed colors azaleas, 10c

each or $ for 25c. Add postage,

Ruby Parks, Rt. 3, Ellijay.
Lilac, coralberry spirea, for-
sythia, purple and white wis-
teria, oak leaf hydrangea, yellow
jasmine, 10 each; white fairy

lilies, yellow cupped white nar-

cissus. Add postage. Mrs.

Smith, Rt. 2, Austell.

Yellow dogwoods,
roses, rhododendrons, Mtn lau-
rel, all colors azaleas, redbuds,
coralberry, crabapple, blueberries,
holly bushes, $1.00 doz. prepaid;
10 rooted roses, $1.00; snowdrop,
phlox $1.00 per C. Addie Wilson
Morganton.

Violets, 40c per C; iris, orange
lilies, narcissus, daffodils, 15c
per doz; several colors roses, well
rooted, 10c each; parsley, tanzy
10c doz. Add postage.-Myrtle Lee
Vick, Rt. 3, Box 73, Ellijay.

250 boxwood 6-9 in. $24.00; 750
5-6 in. $22.75; several hundred
3-4 in. $2.50 per C. All dwarf,
good tops and roots. Mrs, J. L.
Rodgers, Greenville. :

Sam

Cherokee

2,000 small well rooted Box-
wood plants, 1c each by taking
the lot or $2. 00 per C; 6-8 in.
plants $3.00 per C, $1.00 per doz;
erepe myrtle, gardenia bushes
blooming size, 30c each or $2.75
per doz. Mrs. B. L. Robinson,
Greenville. es |

Iris lilies, daffodils, narcissus
75e per C; lemon lilies $1.00 per
C; baby button mums, variegated
chrysanthemums, 25c. per doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Martha Wo-
mack, Rt. 2, _Bremen.

Dwarf Poneians Beautiful
flowering tree. Bright red (wis-
teria like) blooms in spring, sum-
mer.and fall. Bloomin gsize trees
7 for 50e or 15 for $1.00 post-
paid. Mrs, - Mary Knight, Glenn-
ville. x

2 to 3 ft. crepe myrtle, white
and: watermelon, $1.25 per 6
$2.00 doz, $12.00 per C del. 4 in.
rooted dwarf boxwood, chubby
$2.00 per C, $5.00 per: 250 del.
Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Rt. 3, Green-
ville.

for $1.00; privet hedges, $2.00 per
C, Well rooted and packed. S.

>1M. Seaborn, Brunswick.

Bushy top uniform. size 6 to 8
in. boxwood, heavily rooted,
$1.00 doz, $5.00 C, $30.00 M; 4 to
6 in. 24 for $1.25 or 3.25 C, 200
for $5.00, or $20.00 M. Mrs. T. J.
Robinson, Greenville.

White dogwoods, azaleas, red
dogwoods, laurels, Ivy,- hemlock,
Cherokee roses, pussy willows,
white pines, holly bush 8 for 25c;
trailing arbutus, evergreen -ga-
lax, tanzy, 15c doz. Add postage.
Belvie Millholland, Mineral Bluff.

Old fashioned
mixed plumosus' pinks, yellow
narcissus, April blooming nar..
cissus, mixed iris, $1. 00 for 200;
spirea, purple lilac, wisteria,
forsythia 10 for 50c. Postpaid
Mrs. Dick Powell, Rt. 2, College
Park.

Rhododendrons, tn laurel.
red, white dogwood, sweet
shrubs, black and white pines,
crabapple, pink, red and yellow
azaleas, all 3 ft. high, $1.00 per
doz. Add postage. F. F. Roper
Mineral Bluff.

Apple, pear, peach, plum,
cherry, figs, gravepines. berry
plamts, papershell pecans, black
walnut, hazlenut, shade _ trees
and flowering shrubs, conifers,
roses, vines bulbs. Write for
;| prices del. with special discounts,

sweet pinks,



James Cureton, Austell.

Small palms that grow oh 3.

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

600 pink thrift plants, $1,00 per
C plus postage. Miss Mary Long,
Culverton.

Monthly blooming roses, wis-
teria, bridal wreath, brides bou-
quet, pink almond Japonicas,
hollyhocks 5 each; crepe myrtle
50c each; cedars 25c each; purple
iris 60c per C. Add postage.
Lizzie Barnes, Oakman.

April blooming narcissus, Si-
berian lilies, Olympia daffodils
90c per C; winter Jasmine, lilacs,
thornless roses 50c. doz; sweet
scented dbl. white pink plumo-
sus, all colors, 200 for 90c, Mrs.
Christine McLead, Rt. 2 Box
166, College Park, 3

Min laurels, rhododendrons,
red, white dogwood, sweet shrubs,
crabapple, azaleas, pink red,
yellow, all 3 ft. high, $1.00 per
doz.; evergreen Salax, trailing
arbutus, 35c doz. Well rooted.
Add postage. W. G. Abercrombie,
Mineral Bluff.

Boxwood for bordering $14.00
M; 135 large boxwood bushes 25
years old and 35 large gardenia
bushes 16 years old, $235. 00; 10
ft. and up heavy arborvitaes for
Xmas trees, $1.00 each. Maude
Hamby Greenville.

150 boxwoods, large and small,

Globe arborvitaes, large Rose-
mary, for sale at my home, Mrs.
W. T. Panter, Morganton.
Purple iris, phlox, 30c doz.;
rhododendrons, white spruce
pine, laurels, dogwood, 80c doz.;
snowball, forsythia, almonds, ai
tlyea, lilae, 15; sweet shrubs,
crabapple, | cedar, 25c. Le. W.
Evans, Ellijay.
All col. azaleas, 35 doz.; pink
perennial phlox, 25 doz.; mt.
laurel, spruce pines, holly, sweet
shrubs, crabapple, dogwood, 75e
doz.; weigelias, blue lilac, 15;
ea. Ada postage, Jerd Hix, Eui-
Jove Ri oe

Boxwood, 15 to 20 in. high, 25
ea; dbl. yellow japonicas, dbl.
pink almonds, altheas, gor sythia,
snowball, 15c ea.; mt. laurel, dog-
wood, rhododendrons, white and
spruce pines, 75c ea. Add post-
nes Sara Shephard, Ellijay, Rt.

Dbl. yellow, red, pink japoni-
cas, English dogwood, snowball.
sweetshrubs, holly, pink and red
weigelias, altheas, forsythia, 15c
ea.; red, pink perennial phlox,
20c doz. Mrs. Lee Eller. Bilijay,
Rt2;

Rhododendrons, mt. laurel,
hemlock, white pines, 75c doz.;
azaleas, 35c doz.; boxwood 16 to
20 in., 25c; dbl. yellow. red jap-
onicas, dbl. pink almonds, forsy
thia, 20c ea. Add postage. B. A.
Shephard, Ellijay. Rt. 2.

Dusty miller, forsythia, red
velvet roses, 10c ea; purple lilacs,
kudzu vine, 20c ea.; purple iris,
15c doz.; rhododendrons, white
pines, 60c doz. Add postage. J.
R. Owen. Ellijay, Rt.

Red japonicas, red velvet roses,
vine honeysuckle, shasta daisies,
10c ea., Kudzu vine, purple lilacs,
sweet shrubs. 20c ea.: all col.
azaleas, 35c doz. Exchange for.
nice cotton, Bettie Owen. Ellijay.

1-2 gal.
Amurense (Amur Privet seed),
20c per cupful; forsythia, 2 1-2
ft. high, 32c ea.; cotton wood tree,
25c ea.; kerria, 15c ea. almonds,
10c ea. Miss. F. = Moore, Su-
wanee.
~ Crepe myrtle, 15c ea.; 31. 50 doz.
del.; also Kiondike strawberry
plants, 7he per C; $5.00 per M
del; blue plum, muscadine, red
goose plums, $1.00 doz. del. Mrs.
Faye Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Longleaf pine seed for sale,
50c per lb. G. M. Clark, Camilla,
Rt. 4.

White and pink spirea, Billard
Korean, spirea, crepe . myrtle,
butterfly bush, laurel, red holly,
magnolis, coralberry, dogwood,
boxwoods, 2 yr. sizes, 15. Orders
over 25c postpaid, Mrs. Mamie
Lewis, Toomsboro.

a

Box of holly with berries and
mistletoe, mixed or separate, 50c;
white, rooted Cherokee roses, 50c
doz.; cherry. laurel seedlings, 5c
doz. Mrs. W. B. ia Green-
ville.

Watermelon red crepe myr-
tle, 1 to 2 ft, $1.25 doz; $5.00 per
100; gardenia bushes, blooming
size, 40c ea., $2.50 doz.; boxwood
plants, 4 to 6 in, $2.50 per C; 200
for $4.00. A. V. Seca Green.
ville.

Red dogwood, crabapples, mt.
laurel, white pines, peach roses,
white dogwood, $1.00 doz.; snow-
drops, trailing arbutus, honey
suckle, 50 doz. Add postage. N.
T. Roper, Morganton.

English dogwood, mt. laurel.
white pine, spruce pine. Reason-



fable price. Madeline Nichols,
Mineral Bluff. _

evergreen Ligustrum

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Black hawk fern, 40c doz.; daf-
fodils, narcissi, snowdrops, per-
ennial phlox, 20c doz.; blueberry,
red, yellow dogwood, azaleas, red
japonicas, coralberry bush, $1.00
doz. Postpaid. Edna Wilson, Mor-
ganton.

Red Japonicas, 50c ea.,; pink
almonds, 2 for 25c; blue and yel-
low iris, 35c doz.; Sweet Wil-
liams, 25c doz.; dusty. miller, 25c
doz.; holly with berries, 25c box;
Ada postage. ey Clayton, East
Ellijay.

12 boxwoods, 5 col. azaleas, 50c
doz.; Christmas holly. laurel, 2
for 25c: spruce pines, 2 for 25;
rhododendrons, 2 for 25c; crab-
apples, 25c ea.; jonquils, 40c per
C. Mrs. Mattie Clayton, Ellijay,
Rt. 22. :

Pink Cherokee rose, red jap-
onicas, coralberry bush, red and
yellow dogwood, mt. laural, rho-
dodendrons, azaleas, red, yellow,.
orange holly bushes, crabapples,
red bud, white pine. $1.00 doz.
Postpaid. L. M. Wilson, Mor-
ganton. ;

Kudzu vine, altheas, purple
iris, sweet shrubs, forsythia, 25c
ea.; lavander iris, 15c doz.; red,
velvet roses. yollow pinks, 10c
doz.; azaleas, 35c doz. Exchange
for feed sacks, Mrs. Eva Charles
Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Shrubbery: Boxwoods, Jan.
jasmine, flowering quince, ligus-
trum, enonymus, abelia, 25c and
50c each; yellow jasmine, cherry
laurel, 25c each. Add postage.
No stamps, Juanita Whigham,
Whigham. ;
Mixed colors azaleas, 40 doz;
white narcissus, orange day
lilies, daffodils, mixed colors iris
7be per C; pink philox, purple
foxglove, butter and eggs, 20c
doz.; golden bell, white spirea,
10e "each. Mrs. Will Tames, Rt.
3, Elllijoy.

Little fragrant yellow narcis-

sus. double white feverfew, yel-

low Emperor daffodils, 25c per
doz.; blue grape hyacinth, 50c per
C or 500 for $2.00. Mrs. J. M.
Bobo, Hartwell.

Tiger lily bulbs, 4 for Bde. No
stamps. Add postage. Bessie
Boone Segraves, Brookwood Ave.,
Commerce.

10 dwarf boxwoods*8 yrs. old,
75c each fob; small rooted plants
10c each del; cuttings, 3c each
del.; yellow daffedils, 75c per C;
white jonquils. also iris, same
price. M. Pettit, Pike.

Hyacinths, 50e per dozen. Mrs.
S. P. Reed Rt. 1, Varnell.

Well rooted weeping willows,
15c each, $1.50 per dozen; Eng-
lish peach trees 2 years, white
and yellow, 15c each, $1.50 per
doz. $10.00 per C del in Ga.
Marcelle Patterson. Rt. 2, Waco.

McCartney hedge rose, 100 for
$2.00 del. J. W. Toole, Rt. 2,
Macon.

Red Japonicas, pink weigelias,
golden bells, pink, red and white
spirea, 75c doz; mixed colered
azaleas and birdeye bushes, 50c
doz.; mixed hardy phlox. mums,
spider lilies, orange lilies, fox-
gloves, 50c per C plus postage.
Miss Ruby Webb, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Pink thrift $1.00 per C; large
flowering rose, pink, lavendar
and scarlet verbena, 40c per doz.
postpaid. Mrs. T. C. Bee, Rt. 3.
Newnan.

Pink thrift, 200 plants, 75c;
dbl, orange hardy lilies, 35 doz.;
scarlet and other colors verbe-
nas, 25c doz.; perennials same
price; nandinas, 40c per doz. Free
poppy seed with 50c orders del.
to 2nd zone. No. checks. Mrs.
J. T. Pattillo, Rt. 4, Box 79, La-
Grange.

700 white narcissus bulbs April
blooming. Make best offer post-
paid. Geo. M. Moseley, Menlo.

Several thousand pine trees,
pure slash, $1.00 per M standing
or $1.50 per M dug and bundled.
Ready for -shipment. Asa G.
Braswell, Rt. 3, Adrian,

Boston, Sword, Roosevelt Mai-
denhair, oak leaf ferns, $15c ea.:
blue iris Shasta daisies, physos-
tegia, 10c doz; crepe myrtle,
purple lilac, 10c each; exch, for
pink spirea, Easter lites or
others. Write first. Mrs. Ralph
Williams, Cumixing.

Jonquil bulbs, blue iris 40c per
C or 3.50 per M. Add postage.
Ready to ship Jan. ist. Mrs.
Dessie J. Pruitt, Rt. 1, Box 67,
Dahlonega.

Scotch broom, 2 1-2 ft. high
50c; dbl. wisteria, abelia, ligus-
trum, pampas grass, all colors
wild azaleas red bud 25e each;
galax 10c bunch. Plants well
rooted. Mrs. Jewell C. Moore, Rt.
2, Lawrenceville.

Selected seed from all colors
poppy blooms, pink and white
larkspur seed 10c teaspoonful;
pink perennial pea sed, 10
tablespoonful. Nice rooted crepe
myrtle, 25 each. Mireinia Teal,



Rt. ae Waco.

FLOWERS AND SEED.
FOR SALE

slick
greybeard,

bark dogwood,
red bud

Nice
Grancy

8 for $1.00 del, Order mixed if
desired. Gordon Morgan, Still<
more.

- Dahoon holly (casena), hedge
plants 12 inch $6.00 per C, cove
ered red berries all winter; yel-
low jasmine large open ground
plants, 25c each opstpaid; red.
verbena, 50c doz., hardy. Mrs. J. ~
M, DeLoach, Rt. 1, Bob 60, Town

| send.

White . Easter lilies, 15c per
doz., 2 doz. 25c; Jumbo pumpkin
seed, 25c per cup full; large pink
poppy seed, 10c spoon full. Add
postage. Mrs. J. W. Ford, Rt. 1,
Lithonia.

Golden honeysuckles for sale,
8c each and postage. Miss Mary
Jewell Blaylock, Rt. 2, care Mrs.
Martha Franklin, Clarkesville. -

Evergreens, spruce, white pine,
Mtn. laurel, rhododendron, hem--
lock, ivy (calico bush) 20 inches, >
well rooted, hardy, $1.00 doz.;
Mimosa, red berry holly, bay
tree, cedar, 4 $1.00. Prepaid.
thousands loblolly seedlings
cheap. Gordon Hunnicutt, Tallue
lah Falls, \ cx
Red, white dogwood, white
pines, azaleas, sweet shrubs, ga<
lax, trailing arbutus, mtn, fern,
mtn, geranium, chrysanthemums,
Shrubs $1.00 doz.; plants 25c.
doz. Add postage. H. A, Pickle-
simer, Hurst.

Century plants, 2 for $1.25;
Giant lilies, 3 for $1.25; :
palmsgrow fast, 3 for $1.00;
privet hedge, $2.00 per C. All
well rooted. Packed for planting
now. C. DeForest le :
Brunswick. ee

The cuttings of English ivy
from two chimneys about 30 tt
high and 15 ft. wide. buyer to
furnish ladders and gather. W. S.
Sanders, RFD 1, Danielsville
(one mile north of Danielsville),

Junipers $4.00 each; dbl. white,
red and pink Japonicas, 3 for
$1.00; large raspberry, 4 for
$1.00; huckleberry, 5 for $1.00:
yellow root, $1.00 a Ib. All well
rooted. Mrs. Annie Gentry,, Rt. Se:
Ellijay.

Purple iris, yellow cannas, 80c
per C.; boxwoods and evergreens,
10c each; blooming shrubs, 1l5c
and 25e each; Sweet William
plants, 15 doz.; 3 white peonies,
1.00. Mrs. G. L. Tallant, con
ming.

Hemlock, Mtn Laurel, ivy, red
dogwood, azalea, crabapple, 2 to
3 ft. high. well rooted, 10c each;
trailing arbutus, evergreen g2ga-
lax, heartease, 25c doz. Grace
Kincaid, Morganton.

Mtn. Laurel, hemlock, red dog-
wood( ivy, azaleas, 2 to 3 ft. high,
10c each; trailing arbutus, ever-
green galax, heartease, 25c doz

Maggie Adams, Mineral Bluff. :

Giant Swiss pansies, English
daisies, stock, dbl. larkspur,
phlox, 25c doz, $1.00 per C; Mas=
todon strawberry plants 50c per
C. Mrs. Willie Wise, Wadley.

Azaleas, hemlock, mtn. laurel,
red dogwood, crabapples, 2 to 3
ft. high, 10c each; trailing arbu-
tus, evergreen galax, heartease,
25 doz. Lina PP Mineral
Bluff.

Long trumpet daffodils, white

eggs, $1.00 per C; blue spider
lilies, $1.00 doz. Miss Rona Mc-
Curley Hartwell, Rt. 2. ee
Rhododendrons, mt. laurels, &
col. azaleas, white and pink dog-
woods, sweet shrubs, -
holly with berries, larse
50c;, small box, 25c. Ethel Wil- |
son, Culberson N. C. (Res, sof 33
Ga.) ce
~ Native perennial, blue spider-.
wart, $1.25 per C; 30 ligustrums,
8 in., $1.50; 500 cherry laurel.
$2.00; spirea, erepe myrtle,
quince, 50c doz. Lois Woodruff,
Greenville, Rt. 5. os
Blue spider lilies, $1.00 doz.
dbl. yellow Regal lilies, $1.00 doz.;
white and yellow jonquils
daffodils, $1.00 per C; yellow
larkspur, 35c doz. Nara Motu lays
Hartwell.

White and wellaw jonquils
butter and eggs, long trumpet
daffodils, $1.00 per C; blue spider
lilies, $1.00 doz.; yellow peren= |
nial larkspur, 50c doz.; running ~
cedar, 75c doz. Miss Cecil McCur~
ley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.-

Cedar for Xmas decorations,
50c doz..psotpaid; Sweet William
seed, 10c this. James Bagby, |
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1, Box 106.

Red, pink, white japonicas, 4_
yr. old, well rooted, 50c each; |
dbl. peonies, $1.00 doz.
yellow dogwood, 4 for $1.00. Miss :
Dennie Mae Barnes, Ellijay, Rt.

Dbl. red and pink japonicas,
well rooted. 50c each; red, pink
dogwood, 4 for $1.00; honey=
suckle, 75ec each. Mrs. M. M,.



Barnes Ellijay, Rt. 3.



average 4 ft. high. 15c each or

small

and yellow jonquils, butter and -

Toe. Gone sa.
box, ne

and :

; red pink, ;






3RS AND SEED
FOR SALE |





50e doz.; japonicas,
hh; pink almonds, 2 for
Is, 40c per C; crab-
each; white dogwood,
gwood, dark red fore
2 each. Add postage.
yton, East Ellijay Rt. 2.
whor trees, lic to 25c; 12
and $2.75; yellow jas-
r 75c; blooming cereus,
$4.00;. banana plants,
0. Add postage. Mrs.
rk, Tifton, Rt. 3, Box























and white joungils, but-
eggs. daffodils, long
, $1.00 per C; blue spider
.00 doz. Miss Mattie Mc-
H rtwell, Rt. 2.

aia Cannas, $1.50 per C;
C milk and _ vine lily
for $1.00 or $5.00 per C.
F. Simmons, Rt. 5,





























urel, white dogwood
hrub, red dogwood, white



pink rose azaleas,

doz. Add postage. K. S.
urst.

and green sprays of

ad mistletoe. Large bu.

3.50. P. P. Raymond B.

mer Rugby.

_ dogwood, azaleas, rhod-
mt. laurel, sweet








ft., $1.00 doz. Add pos-
Waters, Hurst.

olly and mistletoe. Bu.
3.50 P. P. L. E, Waters,



dendrons,





mt. laurel,

shrubs, crabapple, holly,
1, white dogwood, white
$& ft.. $1.00 doz. Emmet
ickelsimer, Hurst. 5
mt. laurel, sweet

vhite pine, white rhodod-
is, crabapple, white and
wood, $1.00 doz. Add. pos-
P. Waters, Rugby.

odendrons, mt. laurel,
wood, azaleas pink Cherokee
-erabapple, 12 choice roses,
ud, $1.00 doz.; pink peren-
phiox, $1.00 per C. Sadie
Morganton.

rhododendrons,
azaleas white dogwood,
, dogwood, crabap-
ly white pine, $1.00 doz.
J. W. Waters,



























mt.












ple iris, lavender golden
dogwood altheas, almonds,
e, hibiscus, all well rooted,
daffodils, jonquils, narcissi,
er om J. W. Silver, Talk-
ck.

k crepe murtle, holly
10e each, $1.00 doz; Am-
n Beauty rose bushes, root-
4c ea.; cuttings, 10c each;
fig, apricot, blue plum,
.; $1.00 doz. Inez Patter-
Vaco, Rt, 2. :

LANTS FOR SALE















lay, December 15, 1937.

ndrons, crabapple, white |

nS, :
ed dogwood, holly white }



dike, Everbearing straw-
plants, 20c per C in 500
xchange for white feed
_at 10c ea.; 100 plants for
ks. Mrs. Pearl Mason Cleve-
att, 2. ae way gee

n and frostproof cabbage
500 for 50c; 75c per M.
id; 500 or more, 50c per





















































J. L, Stokes, Fitzgerald,

in doz. lots or $8.00 per
ge 15 plants for bu. of
cid apples. Ea. deliver-
T. Milteer, Quitman.
retia dewberry and Eldora-
ckberry plants 25c doz.;
er C; $6.00 per M. Orders
carefully and promptly.
. M. Robinson, Greenville.
mdike, everbearing straw-
plants, 500 for 60c; $1.00
red currants, gooseplums,
doz.; Red Radiance rose,
25c. Add postage. Charlie
Austell, Rt. 2.

ke stravberry plants
C; 80c per 5C; $1.50 per
bearing, 30c per C; $1.50
; $2.00 per M del, Mrs. Ara
p, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

rs
earing strawberry plants,
er C; $1.15 per 5C; $2.00 per
Jondike, 25c per C; 80c per
0 per M del. Prompt ship-
Royce Waldrip, Flowery
Sotto: :

mdike strawberry plants,

C; 60c per 5C; also Pur-
ull table peas, 26c qt. Add
Rosie Crow, Cumming,

berry plants, $1.00 per M.
ostage. Mrs. J. Andrews
Carrollton, Rt. 2.

. C. W. and Copenhagen
e plants 500 for 50c; Tac
del. postpaid; white and
Bermuda onion plants,
rice. F. F. Stokes, Fitz-

ress col. Satisfaction guar-

PLANTS FOR SALE

MARKET BOULLETI

PLANTS FOR SALE



Charleston, Marly Jersey,
Wakefield, Copenhagen, Market,
Barly Flat Dutch = cabbage
plants, white and yellow Bermuda
onion plants, 500 for 50c3; 75 per
M; $3.00 per 5M; $5.00 per 10M
del. B. J. Morris Baxley.

Copenhagen, EB. J. and Fiat
Dutch cabbage plants, 500 for
45e; 80c per M del. 5M up to
60M express. W. H. Morris, Bax-
ley, Rt. 4.

Mastodon, everbearing straw-
berry plants, 25c per C; 1.95 per
M del.; Concord grape vines, well
rooted, l-yr. old, 10c; 2 yr. old
12 1-2c. Add postage for vines.
Mrs. J. B. Hudgins. Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

Dewberry plants, $1.00 per C;
Brown streaked Half Runner
bean seed, 25c tea cup. Mrs. L.
R. Arkworth, Loganville, Rt. 1.

Klondike strawberry plants,
75e per C; $5.00 per M del.; Kud-
zu vines; $7,50 per M del.; mus-
cadine vines, $1.00 doz. del. E. O.
Patterson, Waco Rt. 2.
Frostproof C. W., E. J. Cop-
enhagan Market, Flat Dutch
cabbage plants; white and yellow
Bermuda onion plants, $1.00 per
M del., 75c per M not del. S. BE.
Thompson, Baxley, Box 14.
Klondike, Lady T strawberry
plants, $2.00 per M del; 6 Red
Gold plants with ea. order of
500. L. K. Rice Ellijay, Rt. 2.
Lucretia dewberry plants, 75c
per C; $5.00 per M; Eldorado
blackberries, same price. A. V.
Robinson, Greenville.

Lady TT. strawberry, 30c per
C; 90c per 500; $1.50 per M del.
Amos Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Lady T strawberry plants, 25c
per C; 500 for $1.00; $1.75 per M;
Klondike. 500 for 75c; 1.50 per
M del. C. D. Crow, Gainesville
Rie 2:

Boysenberry, government insp.
plants, $2.00 doz.; $10.00 per C;
$80.00 per M. Geo. Eldridge,
Macon, Rt. 6.

Missionary strawberry plants,
$1.50 per M. G. L. Belflower, Tif-
ton, Rivage :
Latest var. imp. Klondike
strawberry plants, 25c per C; 500
for 75c; $1.50 per M. Dorothy
Durand, Flowery Branch.

. All var. frostproof cabkage,
Bermuda onion and collard plants,
75c per M guar. Mrs. G. W.
Coleman, Tifton.

E. J. and C. W. cabbage plants,

Crystal Wax, yellow bermuda
onion plants, 75c per M. All del.
Sats. guar. J. P. Mullis, Bax-
ley, Rt. 4. :
Lady I strawberry plants, 500
for $1.00; $1.50 per M. 80 plants
extra to ea. M. order. Satis. guar.
Pauline Scroggs, Alto.
Lady T strawberry plants, 35
per C; 500 for $1.50; $2.00 per M;
Everbearing plants, 25c per C; 500
for $1.00; $2.00 per M postpaid.
Exchange large pecans for dried
acid apples lb. for lb. Mrs. L.
W. Seago, Pinehurst.

Lady T strawberry plants, 25c
per C; 500 for $1.00; $1.75 per M;
Klondike plants, 500 for 75c; $1.50
per M; $6.50 per_5M. Ethel Crowe,
| Gainesville, Rt. 2. : $
C. W., Copenhagen Market, E.
J. cabbage plants, 75c per M. del.

in Ga. J. C. Edgerton, Baxley.
New Berries, grapes, Acme
Thornless youngberry, Boysen-

berry, Brainbard blackberry

prices. Homer A. Neal, Aashland.

_. Flat Dutch, Copenhagen, Huds
Cc. W. and Succession frostproof
cabbage plants, 500 for 55c; 90c
per M. White and yellow Bermu-
da onion plants. Same price. R.
Chanclor, Pitts. os e

Leading var. cabbage plants,
100 for 20c; 500 for 50c; 300 for
-35e; 75c per M; Klondike straw-
berry plants, 100 for 25c; 506 for
75c; 300 for 50c. Cash with order.
Prepaid. Major Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

Blackemore strawberry plants,
40c per C; 500 for $1.75 per M del.
Mrs. Orella Stewart, Halcyon-
dale, Box 134.

Copenhagan and Flat Dutch,
frostproof cabbage and collard
plants, 20c per C; 400 for 45c;
90c per M del.; 5,000 for $3.00

col.; strawberry plants, 300 for
60e del. Lee Crow, Gainesville,
Rt 2.

Giant Boysenberry plants for
sale. Thos, E. Hiscock, Quiman.

Cabbage and collard plants,
500 for 35e; 60c M; 5,000 and over,
50c per M. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Eural Carter, Lake Park.

Cabbage and onion plants; also
exchange sow and pig for pork.
Mrs. Addie Woddelle, Pearson.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
30c per C; 500 for $1.15; $2.00 per
M:; Klondike plants, 25c per Cc
500 for. 86c: $2.00 per M del.
Royce Waldrip, Flowery Branch
Rt~1.

E. J. and Wakefield - cabbage

6 raspberries, 6 strawberries. Low } -

Klondike strawberry plants,
500 for 80c; $1.50 per M. No
checks. Hazel Allen, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Lady T. and Klondike straw-
berry plants, $1.40 per M. Prompt-
shipment. Fay Martin, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1. :

Klondike strawberry plants
25c per C; 500 for 80c; $1.50 per
M; Everbearing plants, 30c per C;
500 for $1.10; $2.00 per M_ del.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. Ara Wal-
drip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Missionary strawberry plants,
500 for $1.25; $2.00 per M; pep-
permint, catnip spearmint plants,
35c doz.; 4 doz. for $1.00; running
cedar, $1.00 doz.: wild ferns, $1.75
per C. Mrs. T. H. McCurley,
Hartwell.

Nice rooted raspberry plants
$2.00 per C del. A. L. Lewis, 790
Lowndes Ave., Atlanta. :

Klondike strawberry plants,
25c per C; 500 for 90c; $1.70 per
M; white nest onoins, 40c gal.
dried chufas, 10c lb. Add postage.
Mattie Wright, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Frostproof Charleston Wake-
fieid and E. J. cabbage plants,-
500 60c; 90c M del.; 5 and 10 lots,
65c M, express col; Klondike
~plants, 500, 90c; $1.50 M del. E.
C. Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt.
4.

Klondike and Lady T straw-
berry plants, $1.40 per M. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. H. G. Mathis,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

250,000 strawberry plants, $5.-
per 1.000 fob. R. Li. Peel, Mil-
len. easy
Youngberry piants, $1.00 doz.,
50 for $2.00. Properly packed.
Mrs. George Haskell, Macon, Rt.
4, :

Improved Missionary straw-
berry plants, 30c per GC; $2.50
per M; also Lady T, 25c per C;
$2.00 per M. All del. Mrs. J. J.
Smith, Cargenie.
Imp. Klondike strawberry
plants, 30c per C or Exc. for any
breed healthy male pig. Walter
Miller, Acworth Rt. 2.

- Klondike strawberry and Mis-
sionary plants, $1.50 per M. P. P.
in lst and 2nd 3 zones. Prompt
del. Mrs. Lena Holland, Flowery
Branch.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.25 per M. Ruby Lee Conner,
Bloomingdale.

Frostproof E. J. cabbage plants,
500 for 60c; 90c per M del; Kion-
dike .strawberry plants, 500 for
$1.00; $1.50 M del, Prompt ship-
ment. Dewey Mathis, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

Klondike strawberry plants,
25c C: 500, 80c; $1.50 per M. del.
Good count. Clyde Mathis, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt. 1.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1.00 per M. P. B. Reynolds,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Klondike everbearing straw-
berry plants, 20 per C. Exchange
for white feed sacks. 100 for 2
sacks. Mrs. Alfred Gooch, Cleve-
land, Rt. 2. : f



Pecans and Other Fruit
Trees For Sale



Brown Turkey fig sprouts, 1-2
lyrs. old. 10c ea.; $1.00 doz.;
Bronze scuppernong. cuttings,
10 ea.; $1.00 doz.; 100 or more
6 each. Prepaid in 1st zone. R.
M. League, Waco. :

Black muscadines, well rooted,

| 2, 15e; black walnuts, 3, 25c;

black, huckleberry, gooseberry,
persimmon red plum, crabapple,
$1.00 doz. Plus postage. Miss
Ivalene Watson, Toomsboro, Rt.
2:

Leading var. apple and peach
trees, 1 yr., 10 20c ea.; pear,
cherry, plum and apricot, 40c ea;
paper shell pecan, 5-6 ft., 60c;
40-12 ft. $1.00. Lee Head, Cor-
nelia.

May cherry sprouts, 2 yr. old,
10c ea.; privet evergreen hedge,
4-12 ft., 1c ea. or $8.00 per M;
rattleweed roots, 20c Ib. Add
postage. Lonnie Rundles, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7.

White scuppernong, 1 yr. old,
6c ea.; 60c doz; $4.00 C; 2 yr. old
18 ea.; $1.00 doz.; $7.50 C232 yr.
old, 15c ea.; $1.50 doz.; $10.00 C.
w. A. Moon, Waco.

$50 Schleys and Stuarts, 3-10
ft., 75c-$1.00 ea. at my home.
Cc. G. Oliver. Barnesville, Rt,2:

Leading ver. peach trees,
$40.00 M; $5.00 C; 80c doz. RA
Travis, Riverdale. ;

365 Concord grape vines, 1 yr.
old $5.00 C del. in Ga.; also 2
mules. Take good milch cow as
part payment. J. W. McCleary,

Winder. - :
Black. everbearing mulberry
sprouts, 2-5 ft., 20e each;

smaller, 10c. Postpaid in Geor-



plants, 70c per M del; 60c M fob.



J. TL. Walker, Kibbee.-



gia. Mrs. Daniel McCook, McIn-
type, Rt. 2, Box 148,

i

| lbs.,






sa


Pecan and Other Fruit

Trees For Sale



Black and white scuppernong
and muscadine vines, red goose
blue damson, Japanese apricot

crabapple, 10c ea.,
doz. del. A. T. Patterson Waco.

White seuppernong, Brown
Calif. figs, . apricots, blue dam-
son plums, May cherries, red
goose, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz.; hazel
nut bushes, 40c doz. Mrs. A. A.
Moon, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Concord grape vines, 1 yr. old,
well rooted, $6.00 C; $50.00 M. del.
in Ga. J. D. Fuller Mountville.

Hobsons blight-resistant Asia-
tic chestnut trees, 2 yr. old, $1.00
ea.; 1 yr. 75c ea. James Hobson,
Jasper.

Ola fashioned white and red
English press trees, 6-7 ft. high,
2 yrs. old, 25c ea. del. in Ga.
Mrs. G. E. McDaniel, Buena
Vista, Rt. 4.

Chaoties 6 for $1.75; $3.00 doz.;
Banana bottoms, * $1.00 ea.;
orangekin grapefruit, 3 for $1.00;
butter nuts, 50 for $1.00. Well
rooted, C. DeForest Decker,
Brunswick,

Nectarine trees, 3 to 4 ft.: Red
Roman, Sure Crop, New Boston,
$1.10 ea. No less six shipped;
Green Gage and Gold plum trees,
$1.50 ea. Cash.. W. M. Skinner
Ludowici, Rt. ;

Red, May cherry: trees, 2 ft.,
20c; 4 ft., 30c ea. George Bailey,
Esom Hill, Rt. 2.

Old time seedling peach. blue
plum, crabapple trees, 10c ea.,
$1.00 doz.; small cedar, 10c ea.;
holly, 20c ea., $1.00 for 6; okra,

apple,

10c cupful. Mr. J. H. Free, Bow-
don, Rt. 2,
Old time yellow and white

peach trees, One 2 1-2 ft.. 10c ea.;
garlic, 25c doz.; white scupper-
nongs, 10c ea. Plus postage.
Grady Brown, Waco,Rt. 2.

3,000 walnut trees, 1 yr. old,
grown from prize quality nuts.
K. N. Sharp, Commerce, ;

Nice grape vines, 3 ft.. 50c ea.
G. L. Stubbs, Pitts, Rt; 1. :

2,000 Ibs. Schleys, 25c;
lbs. Stuarts, 20c; 300 Ibs. Frotsch-
ers, 15c. B. J. Reid, McRae.

50 black walnut trees 8 to 12
in., $10.00; 2 Brown scupper-
nong vines, 25c to 50c ea.; sage,
25e bu. Add postage, M. O, or
Se W. B. Bass, Swainsboro,

Gort.

Well rooted Concord and Lutie
grape vines, 2, 25c; 10, $1.00. Exc.
for tobacco; gigantic beans yard
long pea-beans, Bushel, Dipper,
Nest-egg, Martin gourd seed, 10c
pkt.; 3, 25c. Stamps accepted.
J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

SEED FOR SALE





Nice, fresh, Coker Gold Dollar
tobacco seed. 1 oz... 40c; 3 02z.,
$1.00 postpaid. E. S. Swords, Nor-
man Park, Rt. 1.

Willetts Wonder. English pea
seed, 35c lb. postpaid, No less
than 2 Ibs. to customer. M. O.;
running seed peanuts, 3 1-2c Ib.

McRae, Rt. 2. :

Calif. multiplying beer seed, 10c
per start, 3 starts 25c. Add 3c
postage. Mrs. Elisha Kirk, Rock-
inart, Rt2.. :

Calif: multiplying beer seed, 10c
per start plus postage. Mrs. Sallie
Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2. a

Nice, selected, bright leaf to-
bacco seed, 1-4 lb., 75c; 1-2 Ib.
$1.25; 1. Ib., $2.25 postpaid. Mr.
J. P. Knight, Glennville.

Stone Mt. watermelon seed, 15
in 100 1b. lots; cream crowder
peas, 6c lb. in bu. lots. W. A.
Moore, Haddock, Rt 1.

Fresh, Gold Dollar tobacco
seed 25c per this. postpaid. Ro-
bert L. James, Homerville, Rt.
2, Box 60.

Long .Green Imp. bunch okra,
1 Ib, and up, 25c; 5 Ibs.. 20c; 10
15e; 20 Jbs., 12 1-2c. Not
Prepaid. E. L. Tobb Valdosta.

No. 1 White Pryor tobacco
seed, 10c thlis., 3, 25c; 50c lb, del.;
Ga. collard seed, 20c Ib.; 10 ib.
bags, 15c Ib. C. H, Parish, Tif-
ton, Rt. 6.

Sure crop, cold-resistant run-
ning English peas seed, 25c Ib.
postpaid Mrs. Ida_ B. Bailey,
Bluffton.

Pure Russian sunflower seed,
60c pk. $2.00 bu. fob. J. B. In-
gram, Waverly Haii.

Blue mold, Recovery tobacco
seed, $1.00 tbls. with directions
how to grow. Satis. guar, A. B.
Williams, Alma.

Yellow, clear seed peach, 10c
ea.; Lady T strawberry plants,
25c C. Mrs. J. H: Teal. Waco.
Rt. 2;

25 M, 1 to 5 ft, stalks of P. Oo.

J. seed cane. $5.00 M. at the bed.
$1.00 deposit will handle order



of M. for you. W. N. Cadle, Mt.
Vernon, :

plum, Brown Turkey fig, horse-
$1.00.

2 ee
s

SEED FOR SALE



Brown Streaked, Half Runnet :

bean seed, 25c tea cup, 2 for 45c.
1-2 tea cup Harting zennia seed
free with orders... Add postage,
Mrs. L. R. Ashworth, Loganville,
Rt. 4. ; :
Virginia Bright Leaf tobaccd
seed selected and treated, 406
oz. 2 oz. 75c plus postage. L. A.
Kinsey, Lake Park.

Imp, banana tobacco seed, 40e
oz. 3 oz. $1.00. Postpaid in Ga,
Quincy O. Floyd, Lumber City,
Rt. 1, Box 36. ' :

Sweet pimiento pepper and
muskmelon seed, 10c tabls., 3 25e3
mole beans, 25c at. del. Mrs. Effie
Ralston, Hilla Gap. s

14 lbs, Wilkerson bunch, gare
den pea seed, 35c lb. prepaid; also
white running butterbean seed,
20c Ib. Exchange for white nares
cissi bulbs. Mrs. T. T. Holloway,
Cobbtown, Rt. 1. ;

Banana tobacco seed, 75c doz,

BH. L. Watkins, Rhine.

Ga. collard seed, 25c Ib. poste
paid; 20c Ib, 25 lb. lots or more
J. A. King, Unadilla. .



2,000

at my barn. Mrs. Lizzie Bullard,



CORN & SEED CORN
FOR SALE |

4

Yellow pop corn for popping
or seed, weevil-free, 20c lb. Add
postage. 6 lbs, or over postpaid
8rd zone. John W. Moseley, Soo
perton, Rt. 2. Pa

50 hu. Marlboro Prolific corm
for best offer. Mack Fields,
Gainesville, Rt. 1. cE ae,

White grain pop corn, 6 1-2e

Yb; 15 Ibs., yellow pop corn, 10e
lb. Mrs, Jeff Marshman, White .
Plains. ; :

So. American pop corn, shelled .~

and clean, $5.00 CWT, FOB. Tom
Fields, Gainesville. Rt. 1.



COTTON SEED
FOR SALE = =.



Pure Stoneville long lint cote
ton seed, $1.00 bu. T. M. Webb,
Ellijay.

Pure Dixie Rose cotton seed,
1st yr., pure, 75c bu. FOB, or
exc. for pure, Half and Half cot~
ton seed, A. J. Pope( Tallapoosa.

50-75 bu. good 1937 Wanna-
maker cotton seed, 75c bu. Hen-
ry Lastinger, Metter.

Sev. hundred Ibs. Wannamaker
wilt-resistant, $2.50 per CWT.

also 1 fine mule, wt. 1100 Ibs. -
sound, work anywhere.. O. S.

williams, McRae. Rt. 1.

Worlds Wonder cotton seed,
absolutely pure. 4 bales 3 acres.
$1.00 lb. 7 Ibs., $5.00; 15 lbs., $10.
00, Del. B. R. Jackson, West
Point. RED 2.

200 bu. Cokers cotton

100

seed, ist yr.. pure, sound, clean, .
$1.00 bu. B. F. Fagan, Martin.

Genuine Stoneville No. 2, long
staple, cotton seed, $1.00 bu. B.
Cc. Stephens, Wrightsville.

15 bu. Stoneville No. 2 (saved
from middle of crop), $1.00 bas
also Tenn. Red.Cob seed corn,
$2.50 bu., 75 peck. James Cure~
ton, Austell. 7

Pure, selected Farm Relief

| cotton seed, direct from Coker,

Sell or exc. for corn. T. KR.
Breedlove, Monroe.
50 bu. pure Stoneville No. 2

cotton seed, Ist yr. $1.00 bu. FOB.
Money order or Cashiers check.
Wilber Phillips, Villa Rica. Rt. 1.

400 bu. pure No. 2 B-Stoneville |

cotton seed, $1.50 bu. FOB. D.
J. Faulkner, Moreland.

30 bu. New deal farm relief
cotton seed, $1.00 bu. or 90c bw..
at barn, G. W. Swain, Lumber
City. Rt. 1, Box 13. :

Stoneville 2-A cotton
cleaned, graded, $3.00 per 100 Ib.
bag; Whatleys Prolific seed corn,
field selected, hand shelled, $2.50
bu. here. W. H. Bolton, Griffin,

Good, sound cotton seed for
planting, $1.00 bu. $3.25 per
CWT; Piedmont 2-ear seed corn,
$1.00 pk. del. H. W. Thurmond,
Greensboro, Rt. 1, Box 131. \

50 bu. D and PL No. 11-A,
1st yr. ginned 1 var. gin, $50.00
for lot, $1.25 bu. in small lots.
All FOB.. Aron Kemp, Bowden,
Star Rt. . :

Stoneville cotton seed, Ist yr.
$1.00 bu. R. EB. Rowe, Alvaton.

Cotton seed, Carolina Dell, ist
yr., $1.00 bu. FOB. Chas. T. Mc-
Millan, Gainesville. Rt. 8. ;

Cokers 100 cotton seed, ist
yr., $1.00 bu.; $3.00 per Cwr.
Exe. for field peas. S. W. Few,
Apalachee. No. 11 imp. Rucker
cotton seed, $1.00 bu.; imp. pro=
lific corn, 50c gal.; $1.00 pk.;
white and: yellow shelled pop-
corn, 8 Ib.; black walnuts, $1.00
hu. or exchange for anything of
value. A. C. Garrett, Gainesville.
Rt. 7. fo aes tS ,

seed,









































Page: Six

BEANS AND: PEAS
FOR SALE.



200 Ibs: Willeits. Wonder Bins? |?

peas, 20c lb. in 10. or: more: lb.
lets, or 25c. per single: lb: Doyle
C.. Knight, Dublin. Box 5...

White and Speckled, pure;

sound, 1937 croppole and: bunch |

butter-beans, 15c. Ib. ea. kind,
plus postage. Hxc.. for: nice dried:
frut; Mrs: G, L.. Jones, Bron-
wood, Rt. 1)

, 200. bu, 90-day: running: Vel--
vets; gathered, housedy sound and
dry (fine for seed), 85c bu: FOB:
S. B. Davis, Davisboro. Rt. 2:

175: bus 90-day running Vlvets,

sound; good: seed beans; 90e@ bu.. ;

FOB. Hart Me Davis; Davisboro:
Bis 2e-

10 bu: genuine Gitendnn 1937
crop: beans; $4:50. bux Ji B: Leve+
rett;. Luthersville: _

60 bu: Brabs, , $2: 50 bu; 10 Ibss
sundried: apples; free: of. worms:
and. core, $1.75, postpaid: Mine
Olas Jones; Grayson..
- Alaska: frost-proof Eng: peas,
35e Ib. Mrs. Rachel _ Warreij
Toomsboro. Rt: 2. ;



Grain and Hay. For Sale|

>, 408 tons: Spanish: peanut: hay
and 20 tons o - fashioned (or:
Runner). pean y eg: for ~ sale:
Make-best offer FOB Cars Ban=-

ee T; UL. Dozier; ee Rt
Bes



100. Sone, peanut ee ae
baled; $10.00 ton FOB. BE, E. Bow-.
en;.Americus:

Sey. tons. g00a? hay), cheap.
Jake: Hicks, Toecoa:. Rt 2

400 bun. fodder; $1.75. per: 100,
at barn; also. 3: bu. whippoorwill.

I 7 $2.00 bu. John: B, oe Reasonable: price or trade:for: pair

- son, Buford: RED 1
SHEEP AND GOATS :
- WANTED: \

Want milk goat, freshen sine
in January. State: breed, past:
recordand quantity milk expect-
ed, age. and: prices. P, C, Davi-

* son Norcross; 39,







-

| HORSES AND MULES

FOR SALE

Mule; gentle; no: faults, about
100. lbs:, $75.00 for quick. sale;.
also. 300. bu. corn,;. Dont write..
Harris; Crowford,, Tunnell: oak
Ht des

2 g008: mules; $125. 00 and: $150~.
respectively,. W.. J: Morgan.
Stillmore.. Rt..1..

900: Ib. black: mare: mule, also.
a: dark: bay, 1 M.. Ib. horse; both
good: condi, work: anywhere Sell.



either: at ax s&erifice; or swap: for:

milch cow. ae Wood. Fairbur 7x5
Rte 1b

Nice; 7 yr: oldj 1 Ae Ib. saddle.
horse fors sale or exc... for pair.
med. sizesmules; Ji Ben. Adams, .
Dewyrose..

Mul colts; mare; 7 moss old;
horse 6 mos. old. Goodi stock.
Bargain; 1 prs good. pony mules, .
7 yrs.. old;. gentle; sound; good:
workers: Roy Gi Silk,.
error ie Road). oe
1 old mule, $40:00;- 1-about 12
yrse old: $100.00} a: 3 yro old on
'$1853000. Ba. about: 1 M:. Ibs:

| Ks Chandler; Juuthersville:

1. blind horse; wt 950 or 1000:
bss gentle, work anywhere, 10
or 11 yrs. old, cheap or trade:
fore cows: hogs: or: goats Clyde
iGurleyy. Axsony.~ af
' J Black. Spanish Jack. at bar-
gain: for cash or trade: for beef
cattle; 100 bloodtested N ew
Hampshire. Red hens; $200.00;
with: 10) males; free with let, H:
Be Kesster; Rincon: {
1 good work: mul and 1 irs
ie ee! lbs mare; work anywhere,
Hi FP: Crump; Toccoa: Rt: 1

ete mules in good cond.,

small ones. J> Mt Parkery Austell:
= 2
| Good: farm horse,
where, good cond. Real bargain.
J. WO Elder. Fairburn.
| Extra: good: farm: mule;
to anything; $125.00. .C. C. Daugh-
Ary, Register.
Black. mare:
yrss old, $55.00. G.
Cobbtown. Box. 41,
, Brown: 1: M. Ib: 11-12) yr. old
Horse. mule.

about: 900 lbs:, 14
G. Collins;

work any-:

work.

ARKE



caives; 1 reg:
herd: bull...
JE Siloam,
Pures bred. Jersey. heifer, fat,
gentle, for sal-at: my home: Mrs.
Laura: Montgomery, Mauk;.

cow). $15:00.
periment,

Rese Oe TF Ce to12- wks: pigs,.
$1000. eas; $1800) Epa a T.
Pleaey, Sale Gity;

3 mos. old) Grade: Sos bei.
Vode froin Blaek- Jersey cow! give.
ing 5 1-2: gal. milk; sired by
Guernsey male; $15300: cash; also
15. pure bred) Donaldson str: Re

Hip: ee Ex.

lace, Atlanta. 177 Gibson Str =
Re

sey cows, $125.00 to: $1502007 each;
also 2 best quality, reg:, bred hei-.
fers; Guernsey: breed; 18 mes: old:
$75.00 ea: Dr. W: Mi Cason,
Sandersville. =

1 Red Jersey cow,
fresh: in; 821-22 gal. in fine: cond.
for~ sale or trade. for. heifer, fresli:
In; and some boot. Mrsa J.-B:

yr. old, $50, 003-5 yr._old, $75.008.
B.C. Porter; Buckhead.

bull; good cond:, Ae Re a:
Nelson, Vatesvilie.

BPresh:in ~e old: mite COW: 824
Guernsey,
ealf. 4 gal.

Emma.

Pew:

in bale, 25 baile or: $8:00 tom; at
barn; March: hatch: Mahood: str



work: any=4.

Bremen.

- Polled. Hereford pull] Reg. 9? mos, oly 275: Ibs P: C

Polled: Hereford
Apply BR, T.. Boswel,

Pe

Holstein bull calf out: of: Ele.
berta. Queen: (a: Register: of Mrit

ped;

IT. Red pullets, $15:00. John Wal-J

3 fine; high grande; reg. Guern=.

| tony. Hdison:

Sra calf, |.
ea, Sows: bred to: Black Attican

Hudgins, Flowery Branch. Rt. 1];
2:reg;. Jersey, fresh: ine cows: 2

ea ESD aang olay pure: bred: Angus:

Duroc Jersey male: pigs. Farrow--

1-4: Jersey; with. oxen:
milk, pound butters} '
daily. $60.00. John: LL. Hbwell, {

By EY Drury~ Waynesville:

yegy Jnnoke heifers: and
cows for sale or exe. for good; |
beef type; heifrs; Wheat* straw |

Red? pulletsy $1. 00;6a:, Ti. Te Long;.



HOGS: WANTED.

_ Rte es





boar. first: prizes winner: at coun--
ty fairy ate reasonable: price: See.
ore writes Jf Mi | Brown,. Waco: Rt

15 thrifty pies: 0} Ee Cy and:|
| Duroc cross, $4:00 ea., ready De+.
cember 2nd; Duroc: 3) yr: old sow;
about. 300 lbss Has: from: 10) to
15 perfeet pigs ins litter, Reason=

land. RED. 3.

Pure bred; ceria individual, .
Duroe boar, farrowed! Mieronabier |
3) 1936; $25:00 here; $27.00 ship]
boars: and: gilts \ tarrowed |
May, 28; 1987; $1000: here; $11.50:
shipped! All: sired by. Orion: Mas~-
ter, No. 8861. Ss L. ee
Dewyrose:. Rt: ott
Purebred Duroc-Jersey: 2 1-2
yrs: sew; Cam be made. to wt:

00 at barn;: also Noz. 1 Virginia:
bunch: peanuts).

Reg. Or Cc ees bred: sows!| '
and. gilts, boars ready for services|:
Cr Me Stallings, Carrollton:- Retss oet8
4; good? brood! sows, bring pigs:
in: February, and. March, $20: 00%

boar; 26 halfbreed * Guinea. pigsy
12-14 wks..old,.
my. barn. Ht. FY Stair; Lenox,
Choice: Essex? 100 16. shoats,
cholera.: immune; $10.00 ea., eithe
sex, FOB: Trade. for: see al Ottis:
Moody; Coffee: | 3
6 thoroughbred Silt ates ree: |

ed October 18th, $10:00 ea. Mrs

oe

4:mos;,. 01d) S. BP: Ce male, from
ed; regy, $80:00.. Geo, Mi Ganann,.
anaes alee

Rez:, abl: treated; Cherry: Red:
Duroes: bred gilts; $35.00 ~to
to $50.00 ea.;.10 mos. old Service:
boar,. very fine $40.00 PL. Ce
Herod; Kathleen.

mos.,. wt. 200 Tbs., ea. boar. and
gut ent. to:ree., $25.00) ea. at. my:

place. Turner
2

-able-price: Clfiford Soe Cleve~|

450 Ibs. Bred toP: GC: boar, $27.-4

5@ Thy We Sz pAEOKE "3 5
cockerels, $:

lampion: btood lines,. dbl: treat i

* pr. black Big Bone P: G! 11}

Hardy; Jackson; |

9 pigs. 138 wks; old; half little:

roosters, Sat ce
| Exchange for 5
pullets. Mrs.
White,, BuoL

Dark: Cornish:
bantams:. Money~

KE. Herndon; Al

Westie

Show type ba:
price: on. Buffs. a:
Ringneck: phea:

vs Bas ;

Saas $2: 50;

$2,505
Fleurs, $5: 503. tris

Steed, Buena Vi

2s pot on

$6:00 ea: All! FOB) Pb. es ors

Rock -eoek
$1.25 ea. fo)
paler a

gentle, Want 2 Hampshire. bred: gilts:

bone: Guinea: and half Hamp.

at moderate: price. T: W. Fisher,]| shire: Selly om swap for. corn.

Cockran: _ | Mrs. A. L. Sheriff, Palmetto.
Want 2. pure bred Bigs Bone}:

Guinea: pigs; male: and. female2 POULTRY WANTED

James: Hester, Pave. Rti 1.

SHEEP AND. GOAT Ss
2 FOR SALE.

Young. milk: doe;. LESS
thoroughly. gentle andigood mark.
ingss. Still: milking some: andi re-
bred: to: hornless. Toggenburg
buck. Very cheap: if sold: at! once.
John Hynds,. Atlanta, 93. Warren
St... Nv Eb, De 5140..

3 fine WMizeeniee: goats,
freshsen: in few weekis. Gali of
milk when fresh before; Mis...
Janie C. Wingo; Newnan:

Finesmilk doe; fresh: good! cond.,
blood: tested, also- half: grown: do-
es,, Cheap; fine; 2 yr; old Tog.
buck, $10700; WH: Thompson, Jr.,
Chtaule.

- esSevs. fine milk goats; priced
_ Wight: Sam-Jones, Roswell).

3: milk goats; 1: freshened! Dec.
ist;- also: 1 hog; 3) and: 400: corn.
fed. $40.00; Mrs Alice R: White,
ioe Park, 61. Pennsylvania

Sve;

HORSES AND: MULES:

where... Not a plug. $67.50 now;
| more after Christmas. C; Ri Mor=.
ris, Newnan, Rt. 4

Shetland, pony, very gentle;,
fine: in every: way. $37.50 at my

place; $45500 ~ ies ithin 100)
cartieas Gon Nelion, Blakely, Want 15 or 20 gilts:of' ordinaryy : = ond
1 &: yrs (old, well: matched? stock. and. a. 1 horse wagon: at pa AND OTHER: RO

and: gaited) 1200 Ib: mare mules; |"@5nable price; C. P. Bush-| want. to. exchange: 2 Zealand:
Bi ses. Or Hee wagon, cheap. for- Wray. white: does for: 2 thoroughbred:
quick: sale; 75 bu; imp: Piedmont'| Exc. Berkshire: ee pig Tar-| Bo RR. Hens. Must: bex eT
Cleveland cotton seed; $1.00 bu: | rowed Sept: 26) 1937, from very | A. Sheridam Jr: 925:Madison\Ave,, |,
fob or my farm, M: C. Parker, |fine stock for another equally | Athens.
Point: Peter; | fine to keep: from inbreeding: Ea; |

aon : |payy exp. and: Reg. expenses. +
- CATTLE FOR. SALE.



Pford! 5
Booth Ss AAA



$1.50 ea. Trade fo
puliets: Mrs. Mi
broke, . Rts.

15. White: Rock:
rooster, Apr. hat
Mrs. T. J. Willia ms
nid ; re am
CORNISH: AND

2 YF s = os {

LEGHORNS.

Want 75 W. Li. pullets: or yr. .
old* hens: on 50-50 basis. Youfur-

nish grain and one-half. mash.

Rfrences:, B? HY Cannom States...
boro; Be 3.

Want 50 B? L. or WY L.. 1937
hatch: pullets: of pure stock: R..
L. Peel, Millen.

Want 100 W. Li. pullets; 1937
sprihatch: No culls; at 75@ ea.
dei! C. G.. Dobbs; Ft. Valley:

: ORPINGTONS |

Want 6. White Orpington: pul-
lets, Feb. or: Mar: hatch. .$1.25-ea:.
del, Mrs: Wayne: cae Canon;

Prank: Seabolt, Locust. Grove: Ri

ED 2.

ate. Want, 15. head. of. pigs: and?
shoats. for: meat purposes next

yr. J. W. Garner, Luxomni.

Exc. pr. 700 and 800 Ib. mare-
mules .anda 2 1-2 Mitchell wagon
for 1 mare or a: bigger mule: J!
EK. Bearson; Franklin: Rti 2?

HOGS FOR. SALE



3.1-2- yr. old Guernsey bull, wt:
750 Ybs., well marked and sub.
to. reg: Sell or swap: for one of
same: breed; 12 or 15 mos. old?
Keep: from inbreeding, I. T!
Lane; Franklin: Rt. 2
. Hereford cows: and heifers.
Prices reasonable; also.reg. bulis|
for:sales. H: Y. Tillman, Jy., Val- |.
dosta. E | HOGS. FOR' SALE. ise

Bure: bred, ideal) Jersey, cow;| Reg. med. type: Ps C. 14 mos. | Bt. 1. =,
black shading, to. a lighter: tone: old. boar for sale or exc, for Vel- |; PHEASANTS. : ie 2. purebred. G
W. ANTED: on:baek-bone, 4th calf. 1.1b. but=| vet or O-too-tan beans. Wi L.|) Want: pheasants. andy Mexican $3.50: ea. Phil.

wrcaay = = ie = gal. aoe oo Treadway, Adairsvill. Rti.1.. quails: Write: Micho ; ae 7 As Cees ae:

mt 1-2 mos:. $75.00. James): 93 | Stating: price: C. Hi Nichois;. 22
Want : Farmer; Ashburn. ee ee ee Oe i cs aves, Homes. Becky math Great
good: 95021" M: Ib: mule: brood sow. Sell or trade for 40 -ISEAND jenough to: lay, $1.2
_ anda.good 1 horse-wagon'at'bare | Polled: Hereford bull; 18% mos:| bu. good! corn: at my place: Ty], REDS_ (RHODE IS ) $5.00, Mrs. AE

gain; oe Poe puree New Hra. old;, high: bredj. Weryy fine: ani-|J! Postma, Folkston Rt: 1: ods Fe. S oe see ) Z

peas: a, - us FOB, for: pure|-mai.. $100.00. Ji C. Collier,|. Thoroughbred. B B Black Pp. | Pred Re I: rooster, Donald||

Wannamaker: cotton: seed: 1 buz. Barnesville: Gt ie ea : very; lar me the pow Hen. epee I Be ;

for 100 Ib. cotton seed, Other | Sas SE ca sakes a ee a no mt) Jackson; Box 18B, ad
exe; J.. Emm : F is ag

ett: Chandler, . Tele : den, Locust Grove: MINORCAS

poosa. Rt; 2.
S. Py Go easy feeding nie | Want, 3! Si CG! Black Minorca:

game aun May
ea.; also, 1

cross: stags.

Rodger A. ind
Rt; 42

Large:type Dar
from: prize= Stirs
hens,. $1.50 ea.; 192
1. June: hatch: coe
pullets; $1.00: ar
Sylvester.









3: yr. old Guinea, cow; freshen
ins about: 2 wks:,. good milker,
2 1-2" tor 3 gal. $60.00; a. 60 mo.

old Guimea: bull} $20.00) Ac J, Miller, s

Nv

from: World)Champion blood@dlines| March _coekerels. Prefer. ped:
_ HORSES AND: MULES m Wo: ampion blood lines:
FOR: SALE

Good: farm mule. good: cond,
wt... about 1100: Ibs, Reasonable.
prices Geo. Mi. Squires, _ Black-
_ Shear; Rt. 1

Mare. ane Se
works. Single: or double, SH. or:
exe, for cows or hogs: Cecil Oss
burn,. Waycross: Rt; 5,

6 yr: old black: mare, wt. 800-|

900; Ibs: work anywhere, splen-.

+ did) saddle horse, Cheap. E,W.
Gordon; Moultrie: Rt. 2.

_ 2 good gray and black; gentle:
mules, work anywhere, Reason
able> price: Mrs; Bs S= remote
' Sereven:

2 plug mules; mare and Horse,
wt: about 900 lbs. ea Cheap. for
' ash, Cc. EY. Russell; Stephens:

Pair: good: work 8 and 9 yr; old:
Rorses, work: good dbl. and sinz.
ple, also new wagon, and'1 yoke:
bulls; broke to farm work, dbl.

_ and'single, about 800Ib. ea. Rea~
sonable. W. HE, Weaver, Buc-
hanan, ae 1;

plex mule; good: cond, dbnue
00 Ibs: cheap for: cash) Li, We:
imes, Farmington. ete te
Eero Ea eS aga

about 850: Ibs; |

Strickland, Blackshear:

5 young. bulls, 10. to. 18. mos.
old: (some. old enough for sers

| vice), $125.00 ea. FOB. my pas+

ture. All reg. Domino, Bocaldo,
and. Repeater~ breeding; Percy. A.
Price, Albany.

9 moss old? reg. highly: bred
Guernsey heifer: for: sale, HE Ss
sige Hosehton. : :

Fine- Jersey. cow, 21-2 yr. oldj,
Neo 3 qts. \milk; 2 Jersey heif-
ers, all freshen in February: All
fine cond: $80:00 for: the: 3). Jv H
Collins, Atlanta: Rti 1;. Box: 194.

2 car loads stall fed. cattle;
raised on my own: farm; for sale,
5 mis out! Bainbridge-Camilla:
Highway. J. EY Dalton, Baine
bridge. .

24 good cows and heifrs, most-
ly: 3-4 to 31-32: Jersey: and Guern--
sey, 3 to 6 gal. ancestry and pos--
sibilities; some milking, mostly
springers: on pasture not being:
fed; also 2 full Jersey: bulls; 10

Greensboro. <

60 head pure bred: White Face:
steers; 1 1-2: yrs: old(: wt: about.
650 Ibs: Extra. good: stock. W.
C\| Abercrombie; Douglasville,
Tlie Ke ig ae Ce



Chester

to. 16 mos. old. Ju= EE BS pike ond

Mrs. G

on, both sides.
$1200). 8-10 wks. old)
$10.00 ea. Dbl. treated, reg; buy~
ersi name Lu. J.. Washington;
Jackson. Rt..1)

Duroe* boar, pure= bred; regs
20 mos. old, wt, about 250 Tbs:

pers: J;.O. Hallman: Blackshear;
Rte ty

- Pure bred Hampshire pies ia
gilts, $5700 to $1000 > ea; 10 mos:
So oe

service, $1750: O.

Pure: bred By. B: Black: Pe. c&
12-14 wks, old. males: and gilts,
$10.75 ea. Service boars;

Irwinton.
Reg. Black: P. C..pigs and. sera
upon application; but dont write

unless: best breeding stock wan
ted! GC. J; May, Waehington,

S. P. C. pigs, best blood lines,
10 wks. old, reg. buyers. name -

male; $35.00 with papers; March.
hatch Red cockerels, $1:50 ea:



Tits

. W. MDonald; Vidali
2 eas ess aoe

65-75. Ib. boars
30-40 Ib.

$25.00 at my barn: with: reg: pa~_
| Ryda.

old, Hampshire boar, ready for|.

$15,004
EFOB: shipping point. Reg. Life:
cholera. treated. N.. H: Bacon, |

Spr.

vice boars. Prices. and pictures:| Rt; 4, Box 346). Atlanta:

Kies and:.2) thoroughbred: show:
type Golden Sebright cocks; $1.00:

same: price. All grown: and. ready

$10.00 ea; males, ready for. ser-. for: service. C. T. Gaines; Buford. |
vice, $15.00 ea; 2 yr. old 450 {b..
tams. and.-S.. C,. Wis, bantams, |;
= Tae ea.

stock; Must: be reasonable: for:|.
cash: Mts: He = Callahan: Way~=.
crossy Rt; 4

WYAN DOTTES

Want:
Comb;. White. Wyandotte, Feb=
ruary: or: March 1937 pullets: and:
1 rooster. Mrs. L. O. Wooten,



POULTRY FOR SALE



AN CONAS

Sheppard. str., AAA Grade: An-
cota. rooster, 8 mos.. old, $1.00)
Mrs. L. D, Elliot, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

BANTAMS:

Golden Sebright roosters; from:
first, fryers: hen. of last year;
hatch. now serving, $1.00)]-
eax Ri Be Scarboro,; Childress: Dr.,

3) almost grown Japanese: Sil-.|.

ea.; also 1 Silver Sebright: coek:|

Pure Rose. Comb black. ban=.

AA: 50" pr: $2:00 trio: M.







+ Herring, Hax tells

Red game

lets: aes

'$2250 eas De

kinsbureg:
8: thoroughbred. Rose] -

15: darks Mate i

Ss w Phillips, ;

10 pure cornis:
rooster, 1936"

Game. hens an pi
Cornish COGHEEEE Is

100. genuine BI
__coeke









| POULTRY FOR SALE



a, hens, 112 yrs.
t. ICN. Martin,

d imp. SW. hens,
as -ea.; 100 same
uar 2 RBA. a.)

-L. pullets. 9 mos.,
er: 90c without, eull- |

fhigham.
Star MatingW. lL.
: hatch, $1250 -ea.
: Smith, Wray.
: erels,. AAA str; .also
; : ee fob.

| dotte -pullets and coekerels
}wks. -old,:60c ea. Mrs, A. Ee Rib-
ron, Waynesville, Rt. 1, Box ! 75.)

McPherson, Rabun Gap.



lREDS.
4 SN. SH. Red. -eockerels, Apr.) }
15th haich. Hubbard -str,

colnton.

SPANISH

| White faee, Wnt spanish,
-| cockerels, $1: (00; also ceegs, $1: 00)

WYANDOTPES

Pure bred March hatch ' White.
wyandottes: 2<pullets, now Jay"
ing, $1-00 -ea., rooster, $1.50, Mrs.
Jeff Marchman, White Plains.

25 bloodtested White Wryan-.
2:

6 White Wyandotte roosters, - 3

(NEW, HAMPSHIRES) |

ea, Mrs. W, L, Guillebean, Lin. is

ar ing,

sper 15. Mrs. Frank | Treadaway,i
sb Adiarsville, En eh ea ee,

+] ens

|mated, $1.50..pr.;

eon Etc. For Sale



_ PHEASANTS :
Sinewesit pheasants for. breed- |
field (trial <and table use,
,ea. J. HH. Street, care Oak-)
mon Game ee Moun-~.
tain. :
PIGEONS. :
. 20 spr. pure ewhite - Kings pig
60e pr. or exchange for |
rreg. 2Po 2. sor Duroc Guilt pig.
H.. J. Chandler, Fitzgerald, Rt. 33.
DOVES -FOR SALE
10 .Ringneck doves, .about all
$5.00 for lot.
| Geo. Austin, Atlanta, Rt. 63.

RABBITS: FOR SALE |





lbs.; 65 .ea.:6 :pullets, 3 1<2 Ibs.,.
0c -ea.; 1 purebred rooster, 11
mos. ld -$1:50 6b. Mattie B.

1 White. Wyandotte reoster, 19

= mos. old, $1.00. Mrs. aA. J. Sims;

E Ne o binsoiee
ledge, Pulaski.

48 mos, ola

4 Sed hy Clarke,
Q tt. 11.

Week, roosters, MA

$1100 ..a. -or 2 for

- W. Prinible,

-almest ready to lax,
Leghorns, 6 for
eenlineas > or nbs

. Ww Sci, sho wena 6
-pullets and
xe. for reg. S.
: t or pair.

thatched be
orca -and Plymouth)
; ae 90

cota fob. Cash |
"goes ee



Nat. ene oe
depot. No culls.

a Tifton.
i oe : snail

; hens. " Good,,

AL spring: f

als $0 ea. fob.

old, $9.00; also 9
dotte pullets and 1
old, $10.00. Cash.
eal. eis Williams,

ac, ER. ad. Red,

06 ea.;.3 May pul-
also 25 White Jer-
mates. pullts and ru

sec: | 10 <thor-
saat eet hens

3

Eon ; spent
}0 vea, vat omy

Blowery: Branch:

: + fieat oh roosters, $1.25 -ea.;:

Wyandotte, aed
also,|
/purbred Game roosters, Apr.
thatch, -$1.25 ea. fob. Miss June,
.Weoten, Broxton.

Silver Lace



Ducks, Etc. Wanted

4

Want 2 White Muscovey <dra-
kes. Write what you have :stat-.
Ling priee. Mrs. Ben Dennard,
Cochran,

xchange 2 pure * Bourbon Red
turkey May hatch, weight
18-20 Tbs. , for 2 Big Bone!
-pure Percy turkey hens. Hens)

difference in Ibs. Mrs. Bessie!

lo Austell.

1 Turkeys, Guineas, Geese
Ducks, Etc. For Sale

a3); nies est 4 turkeys), 1986
hatch: male and2 females, $6.60,
mot prepaid. Mrs. W. T. Panter,
Morganton.

May hatch turkey tom, about
20 Ybs., $5.00; also Giant Ga.
grown garlic bulbs Sc-ea., 6 for |.
-[25e; peach-apricat plum, - and
Damson -plum trees, 2-4 ft., 10]
to: 20c ea. del. Mrs. "Ly Moore,
Suwanee.

oA, purebred Runner



-drakes, |

**1-$1.00:ea. plus express; also Bur-

lap feed sacks, 5c ea. plus post-
cage. C. SW. _ Price, Cedartown,

Rt: 387
D nice geese, ply 00. ea.; also larg

; evergreen or boxwood bush, Mrs.

'| Birdie E. Hill, LaFayette, . Rt. 4.
-.5 turkey toms ( tom 2 yrs.
old), and 3 hens this yrs. hateh
.25e Jb. Add postage. Mrs..J. -P.
Grumby, Worwick, Rt..1, a

A turkey
young toms and 6 hens. All this:
yrs. hatch, 25e Ib. at my chome,:
Mrs. J. 1. Goodrum, Warwick.

50 May: and Apr. hatch, Big
[Bene Giant turkey hens, $5.00;
eT -ea.;-also 100 bu. No. 11 [
Rucker cotton seed ist -yr., $3.00:
aoe 100 Ibs. L. sal Faieste. \Cum-'
oming.

oA jarge, opiat Bronze turkeys,:

3 toms -and 1 jhen, :20c tb. Miss
Fannie .L. Key, Hatonton. :

2100 turkeys, this yr. hatch,
23 12c to 25c per tb. Mrs. Ww.
1 Fowler, Dewyrose, Rt. 2.

Pure Bourbon Red turkeys.
"Poms, $5.00; thens, $4:00, Mrs. . Re

|. Greene, ' Cuthbert, Rt. <4,

30 M. B. toms, 18 to 22 Ibs.,

1220 1h; 35 hens, 10 to 14 Ibs. "286
Tqb. <All $937 hatch. Mrs. H. jee

oo Elberton Rt. 23.
A ae bone Giant Mammoth

| Bronze 37 Tb. turkey, 18 mos. old.
-$10:00. HH. I. Brock, Rockmart.

50M. B. turkeys, toms, 18 tbs.
ee 20 lbs., ~$5.00; hens, $3.50,
eee. hatch. Sired by Bird
Bro. tom. M. O. Mrs. J. EL Sikes,
'| Cochran, PRE.
Jeepr. hatch, Narragansett tur-

uA keys: sgobblers, 18 ibs. ,$5.00; hens |

[12 -Tbs., $4.00 ea. Also,. Apr. patch,

Tred! Speckled: Susse roosters, $1.50
fea. Mrs. Earl

Wilson, Clarkes-

ville. -

wd ae Bronze turkey tom, .at
my place, '$3.50 .C. 8S. Holdembe
Semple, Rt. 2.

Giant Bronze 4urkeys: for. sale.
Z. J. ee, Red Oak.

Bird Brothers, Gold Bank str,
rturkeys, one tom $5.00, 4 hens,,
$4.00 -ea, Isot $20.00. Mrs. J. 2B.
Bennett, Bowersville, i

PEAFOWLS

Beautiful blue -peafowls, $25.00
se fobexpress office, Columbus. |
S.-M. Wellborn, Columbus.

4987 :hatch ,peafowls: .2 cocks |,
and 1 :hen, p15. 00 -ea. sor 2925.00

fae fob. (Mrs. John :Bizell Una~,

jdilla, RED 1,

'S pr. pedfowl, $2500 pair * gio}
single bird -sold; -dlso 25 \W. L.



. Bradshaw;

4April pullets, $1.00 ea. W, C.

Day, Thomaston, RFD 1.

(Turkeys, Guineas, Geese |

}der. M.-C. Patrick,

wweigh sas much -as toms vor ipay }

Ad.
-tem, 2 yrs. .old, Gif

-(free of worms, 15c th. Del.

4 nae <3 sdoes, 1 buck, 8
mos. old, ready to breed, $2.00.

Annie B.: Haliman,1 Bremen.iRt.!2-

33 AN. 22, White, pinkeyed,
-Brown wpbbits, $2.25; also Brown

iy White Wyandotte rooster, ($1725;

-mixed flower seed, 10c awk. 'Ge-

neva Sanders, Buchanan. Rt. 2.
Large:spottedibuck:and 2:grown

Silver Fox does, ready to breed

_peross produces beautiful spotted
| vabbits),

pee POs Bat, SER; ees.
Stone Mountain. Rt.2.

33 opr. ppink-eyed White dahbits,
44 mos, old, ($1.25 pr; 2 old ones,

i}mot related, $1.00 -ea. Money <or-

Winder Rt. +4.

1 thoroughbred Chinchilla dee,
5$1900; 10 Chinchilla-New Zeland
tor Wycott, Atlanta. 1137 Oak

St., S. W., Ra 7606. if

Wew pr. nice:rabbits <also ban-|
tam: chickens, pigeons. and duks.
SAN {$1.00 pair. Trade some for
guineas. Fred Robinson, mapas fe!

: P. O. Box 433.

5 Chindhitla does and 1 puk,:
"$6, "15, Mrs. A. H. ferry, Ela,
ville, Box" 363. :

EGGS FOR SALE .

Warhorse-game-eges, kest mat
ies, February dle. C,.De Forest j.
Decker, Brunswick.

Pure bred Cornish Indian game
veges, healthy stock, $1.15 yer
15. Selected. Mrs. Annie Stone-
ienzsail Abbeville. AR. 2.

BUTTER FOR SALE |







4 or 2 Ibs., best grade Jersey
butter > per syneelc, fresh, 30c Toe
2 tbs,, 50c del. Cow 'T. B. tested;

{Blue Damson plu, also large May

cherries, 3 for 30c. Mrs. J.
Crowe, Cumming. Rt. 1.

#resh, -home ~ made

Ss.
butter,

ypaid. Also bright chunk honey,
10 ibs. or more, 10e Ib. Exp. col.
WwW. Lane, Omega. :

-4 or 5 Ibs. mice buttter seach.
week, 80c ib. to 38rd -zone; -exc.
White. nest_onions for, good smok-,
ing tobacco. Mrs. A. ee Harley,
"Waco. Rt. 2. ate

FRUITS FOR SALE





Nice antes oi 10c Ib. <del,
ist-and 2nd -zenes; black walnut
Meats, free from hulls, 45c tb.
23 Ibs,, "$1.25, del. Ga. Sarah /A.
Grindle, Dahlonega. Rt. 1.

Nice dried apples, 12 Ibs. $1.00
splus :pestage. 'Mrs, V. 8. Ladd.

|| Gainesville. Rt. 7.

Dried -apples, acid fruit 10c tb.
Lady T., sstrawberry plants, 24
eC; pink, orange and red wild
Lazaleas, 2 for 15c.. Frances Eller,
"Blijay.*Rt. 3, Box 44.

ae sundried apples, 10c Ib.

10 21b. lots; yellow root, 5c
tb. Mrs. Rader Jones, Dahlonega.
Rt. Les

Fine. country | dried | horse a
ples, free core, etc,, 12c Tb. -plus
postage; Gallaways Dixie Rose
cotton seed, kept pure at gin,
$1.50 bu. xc, for pecans. Mrs.
Marie Holland, Dalton. Gt. 2.3

tT Box 196.

Niee, dried fruit, feee <from:
-eore, etc., 10c Ib. or <exc. for 100,
Tb. -cap. feed sacks: 1 1b. for 1
sack, insgood: cond. Ea. pay post-

tage. Mrs. J. T. Tilley. Blijay.

Rt. id.

Bev. M. boxes extra. fancy es
fancy apples, Wimesaps, Stay-
mans, Delicious, Mammoth Black
Twig, Arkansas Blacks, Yates.
$1.75 box. Special price on - Jarge
rquantities. C., M. Miller, "Cor-
nelia.

Niee sundried apples, 1937 crop,

110c dl, Henry F. eae an

fion,

Nice, bright sundried -peaches,
in 10
or more lb. lots; dried sour:ap-
ples, 15c Ib; also 40 Ibs. -good
beeswax, 20c tb. Mrs. A. W. Hill,
Maysville. Rt. ay

450 Tbs.; nice, bright, eauaebtedl
apples, in 50 Ib. lots, 6c tb; 100
tb. Se Yb, Fixe. 25 or 50 ibs., for,



niece pecans. All FOB Ellijay. we
T. Wright, Bliley+ apt 2. ;

Turkeys, Guineas, Geese|



Pure No. 4 Ga. (Gane syrup;
631 -gal. cans, ss 00. A. L. Vann,
| Vidalia. Ee ee

Ga. Red cane syrup, gal. cans,
6:to es., $3.60; 35-@al. bbis., $13.50
Cash with money order. No exch.
Cleon Hutchinson, = Rs
25 gl. good 1937 Ribbon Cane
syrup in gal, cans, 50c tb. Send
postage for sample. aT. a, saauee!
Metasville.

- large Red and Ribbon sugar
cane syrup. Best grade in regular.
size beer bottles, $1.20 doz. Cash,
money order. Sample 1 bottle, -25c
stamps, -W. iL. Dasher, Lake
awk. REvts 1. in



| PEANUTS & PECANS |
FOR SALE



pound prints, 3 Ibs., $1.10 post- |

eross, 3.1-2:mos.:old, 75c ea. Vie- |.

jeans,
| || Waycross, Rt. 5, Box 78. i

| son, -

Mrs. C.

sof year. oJ. R. Cook,

mmesville. Rt, 1.

}farm. Can drive truck,

About 100 Ibs. nice, large, new
crop Stewart <and Schiey mixed
pecans, 15c Ib, del. Ship im -5 iib.
Jots up. Run 99 pereent seund..
B. iB. Barksdate, Norwood.

iPapershell pecans, Rew crop,
-Schleys, 6c <b. Stewarts, 13c
ib; seedings, 8c lb. Add postage.

Mrs. G. J. Holcomb, Bremen.

1937 crop peeans, 10c:1b.: or-exc.
for dried apples, Ib. for lb. Ea.:
pay postage. Mrs. BH. L. Up-
church, Locust Grove.

100 ibs. or more Marge, : Morand
seedling pecans, 8c Ib. Sample
if ~wanted. B. Jordon, Monticello.

Large -papershell pecan Meats,
halves, 50c 1b; assorted seedlings,
45 Ib; med. seedlings, 40c Th;
broken; pieces, 35c 1b.100 Ibs. lets,
$30.00 and $26.00. No .order Jess
$2.00 Cash. Postage extra. Sam-'

ple; 125..J. HH. Gerdon, Adel. j

__ 225 Nes. med. seedling weeans,
'8 1b. 240: Ibs., small sseedlings, =e
tb. FOB. Cash. No -erder iless 350.
ilbs. Miss Ethel -L.- Chapman,
Crawfordville, f Ws! te
Mahan .pecans, largest
Shelled, fine flavor, 10 Ubs. del. |
in Ga. $3.50. Mrs. mal? Williams,
Boston.

Stewarts, 20 ah: Seedling _pe-
10_.1b. A. =B. Woodard ,

20 Ibs. good - quality . -paeprshll
pecans 15c lb. or trade for : dvied.
ypeaches or apples. "P. H. as"
Claxton. Rt. mas

Nice Stewarts in /10 1b. cor more.
lots, 18c lb. prepaid; sorry Sch
Heys, 1937 tree run, but - faulty,
8c 1b. del. 10 Ibs. cor -over; will
|del. in 60 Ib. lots te Ib. :cheaper,
ror 100 1b, <2c (lb. vcheaper. 2T. \V-
| Shoemaker, West Point.

100 Ibs. papershell | Stewarts
and Schleys, il5c Jb.-at. omy: house:
or .you :pay postage vif. shipped.
Je Atkinson, -Madison,
Large, sound * Stewart ypecans,

}1e Ib. 10 Ib, lots or more: seed.

i

lings, 10c 1b. Miss Belle Timmer- ;
man, Bronwood, Box 83. }

POSITIONS: WANTED.

Want job on - airy. or farm.
Exp. truck driver. 3 in family,
26 yrs. old, Sober. At onee. Char
lie Simpson, , Atlanta, Aah Mair }
St., S. sk.

Sicrone,:





a chita) cue job

; light farm awork. $2.00 sweek.and
home. Mrs. W., oH. Baker, -Abbe-"
} ville. Rt. 2.

care. John Q. Wilson,
Want job on farm, 17 -yrs. old.
Experienced. Home and small
salary. Henry. to Atlanta. | 944
"Mauldin St. S. 4.
. Want job-on ! farm. Exp, farm-
er also blacksmith and carpenter
own tools. Want -goe0d house and

eplenty work. @nly 2<of us. J. B.

Bray, Shingler.

Yopne married man sia job
Exp. truck driver -and

on dairy,

life time -exp. dairying and route.

work. B. W. Ellington, Atlanta.
Rt. 2, Box53s.

xp. peachrorchard man wants:

| work ;pruning, spraying and car-.
:ing for <orchard for 1938. Salary

and board. Best -ref. Part or all
Barnes-
ville. Rt. 2. ;

Want job-on farm 2 Christ-
dan .people to -work iby day for
reasonable wages. Consider crop
50-50 basis. GH. V. Barker, Saeet

Man -wife, 2 children, and bro-
ther -want big 1 *h.*erop on 50=50

basis. Have ke furnished ;moved.

|Also exp. trucksand tractor dri-
ver. Good-all: around farm hands.|
Reasonable wages. Clarence .Gib-
son, Griffin. Rt. A. care J. i
Moore.

38 yr. <old, single, white na
unencumbered, wants job on
tracter.
hand handle mostcany kind of:ma-.
chinery carpenter work, and life
time on farm. Go anywhere. M.
. Rogers. MceBean. RED 2.

Want .2 or .3 A. farm on 50250.

rbasis. Have be moved "and fur~

nished. 8 hand to work, 3 plow

fhands. Do not drink, smoke nor

chew, Raised:on farm, Give wrt SM
CS. R. Wade, ' Louisville. two

Want job on farm. Exp. "24.
yrs. old. Home and, small salary.



Henry Elrod, Zee 944 ea
din: St. ee os ests :

sthin'h

phand amilker. 22 yrs. -old.
| experienced. $20.00:mo. andi beard

J L uate, -

|leonard, Tuawreneeville,

erred. 9 yrs. exp.

) bad.
Johnnie G.

Marion W. Pardue,



aaer wife a children) want

hsmall crop on halves, or overe

seeing (look after) for salary.
Have to have some help until
erop is made. Exp. ref.. Andrew
Pierce, Hast. Point, 313 St, Mich-
ael. ge a

Want jeb as manager or
weodsman -on naval -store farm,
10 yrs..exp references. Thorough
ly. understand this class of farm
ing. Wied. Lane, Jesup, Rt. 2,
care 'T. "D. Carter.

Want job as flour and corn
miller. 20 yrs. exp. best of rf.

{No boozer. W. A. Coogill, Bowe=
_tersville Box 124.

41 yr..old widow wants job do-
ing light farm work. Mrs. Eva
Gurley, Atlanta. Rt. 3, Box 120

FGA.

Colored man healthy, single,
wants job on farm at once, Ar
thur Foster, Atlanta, 88 South
AVE. Se ae
32 yr..old man, 6 in family :
large-enough to work, wants 1th.
erop on shares. Tobacco, truk.,
little cotton. Exp. truck driver .
and carpenter -diso. Sober, relia-
ble. At onee, C. L. Chapman,
Quitman, 514 Perry -St.

Want job running grist mill
and light farm work. Sober. Best
of ref. Drive car or truck. Need
transportation. George Watts,
Toomshoro,

Want job as .overseer. Operate
sany Kind farm machinery, truck,
car, and keep im repair also
blacksmithing. B. E. Cannon,
Stateshoro, Rt. 3.

Hustling - young farmer owith
A~1 education rand life time vexp.
mwwants place -as supt. of large
farm. Consider anything. R.
uKing, Atlanta, oo Highland
Ave,, IN. SH.

Man sand: wife, 5 children (6,
''4,12 yr. old and 2:smaller girls)
cwant -job-on farm with,geod man
with:good*house and barn. J.:E.

[ieteher, Ashburn, Rt. 3.

Want job:as .overseer of farm,
cer -1 horse on Shares, -2 grown
boys. Need financial help until
crop :made. Best rf. J. L. Coch-
ran, Atlanta, 548 Sunset St. WN.

Want job in: grist mill or farm
-with good man. $15000 :mo. and
board. 24 yrs. -old. Don't drink,
Can drive car -and truek. W.J.
Ross, Culleden, Rt. 1. :

Want job in dairy, Good ry-_
Well

to start. Sdber.
Culloden Rt. a.
Young: man, high =<school grad-
Christian, healthy, wants
-work avith reliable farmer by
month. Honest. References. J. P.
Wallace, Macon, 247 High -St.
Young married man -and -wife,
small child, wants place with
good, reliable people for wages
or ~part.of crop. Move -at ence.
Strong willing wwerkers but aife
enot to awwerk in -field. WwW. G.
itt. 1

eare CiM. Jaeksons farm.

wage job on poultry, truck <or
gen. farm; take .care .of stock.
Both willmg workers. E. L.
Smith eet 3, care John
Bone,

Man, wife, no ailidean, wants
job*on farm. Good workers, sober
and honest. Move -anywhere.

{Bernice Marsh, Lollie.

36 yr. old widow wants jok
doing light farm work, no field
work, for -zood home and ssmall
psalary. Come after:.or send trans-
portation. Nola. -Parker, ha
Grange, 933 Greenville St.
Phone 247.

Want truck farm on | 50250
basis. So. Ga. near Tifton <pre-
Everglades.
. 4A. Cook, Ses, BOG
Progress Ave. '

23 yr. old white man wraties
job with *rliabte, nice people on
farm for beard sand salary. SNo
habits -exeept smoking.
. Simpson, Atlanta,
695 Paynes Ave,, IN. W.

27 yr. old married man, small
family, wants farm owork. Exp.

Pall kinds farm owork, live stock

and truck farming. Can imove at
onee. A. HE. Puckett, Atlanta.
1572 Howell Mill Road.

1'8 yr. old young man wants
job dairying. 5 yrs. exp. No bad
habits. Gecil Head, Atlanta. 321
Grew St., N. E. Phone Ma 6540.

Want job .on farm -with .2 old
peopie, leoking -after .stock, .oer
lightfarm work. Close to.church.
-Reidsville,
care Gen. Del.

- Want good farm in Fulton

county, 2oo0d 6 room house, near

church .and school, About 335 .or
40 -acres in cultivation, Wood
furnished. Standing rent. Jesse
A. Godby, Atlanta. 398 Nelan
Sst, :Sv.i.

Want to communicate with re-

liable party -able to finance -poul-

try farm - on halves; corn and



-other feed crops, no cotton. ey.

: C. Meshes: Madison. Re 4s



Man, wife, no children, wants _
Wednesday, Decem





POSITIONS WANTED



Want light farm work. no field
work, 50 years old, salary and
home. Mrs. Vera Burch, Atlanta.
272 Williams St., N. W.

Man and wife (only) wants 1
horse crop on halves, within 25
or 30 mi. Atlanta. Have to be
_ furnished and some day labor
until crop. Move any time. Wil-
lie Turner, Fayetteville. Rt. 3.
29 yr. old married man with
wife and 2 small children want
crop on halves or work on farm
for wages. Sober, honest and
have farmed all life. J. H. Du-
vall, Dallas. Rt. 1.

Want small truck
halves on good land, also want
poultry on shares. Exp. in both.
Ref. Paul T. Pritchett, Lithonia.
Rt. 2.

Want job at once as caretaker
of game preserve or as overseer
of large farm. Reasonable sal-
ary. 33 yrs. old, white, married.
Edgar Weathers, Daisy. ~

Want job as overseer of farm,
dairy or poultry. 45 yrs. old, sin-
gle, and will give satisfaction.
Begin 1938. Make deal now. J.
Cc. Taylor, Vidalia.

Want job working for dairy.
Good dry-hand milker. Have wife
and 2 small children. J. R.
Lord, Lithonia. Rt. 1.

24 yr. old man wants 1 horse

rop on halves or job by the day.

Mother and self only. Life exp.
Ref. exch. Have be moved and
furnished. Willis Parson, Finley-=
son. :
Want 2 h. crop on 50-50 basis.
Good pasture, water and house.
Good reliable worker, honest and
sober, or will work for wages.
Bob E. Mahoney, Marietta. Rt.
a.

Single man wants share crop
for 1937. C. R. Holloway, Edi-
Want to overseer a 2 horse
' farm on halves with good man.
'30 yrs. old, white, married, 7 in

family. Thomas N. Williams, Ma-

con. 6 Randolph Pl.

Want 1 horse crop on halves

for 1938. Prefer near Hartwell.
Ready to move any time. Hearst
_ Mickery, Vanna.

Want job on farm as overseer.
49 yrs, old, life time exp., good
references. Know how to handle
both stock and labor. B. D. Se-
graves, Commerce.

i

Thoroughly exp. farm manager 4

is open for position as farm man-
ager. Can report for duty at
once, or will wait until Jan Ist.
R. W. Fortune, Augusta. 334
Calhoun St. N

Want to live in home with re-
Hable party who has good land,
some bottoms and work extra for
board. Prefer near Oconee or
Clark county. N. J. Scoggins,
Norcross. a

Nice, country raised, white
widow and 2 children want home
on farm with small christian

- family. Some salary and part of
crop in 1938. Come after or send
bus fare. Mrs. Annie Blanken-
Ship, Junction City. 4

Want 2 horse crop on 50-50
basis, with good man who has
work to do through winter. Life
time exp. on farm. Also want to
raise chickens on halves. Wife,
self and 5 children. Move any

_ time, anywhere. Poke Gore,
Douglasville. Rt. 4,

A practical farmer ~- with 25
yrs, terracing experience wants

_ job. Have taken post-graduate
course in soil erosion control.
R. H. Carpenter, Atlanta. 121 5th
St., N. E. Phone Ja. 3155-J.

Unencumbered, single man
wants 1 h crop, 50-50 basis, with
2 or 3 plows to look after in ex-
change for board and laundry.

_ 80 yrs. exp. So. Ga. preferred.
C. S. Ahl, Baxley. Rt. 4.

_ Family of 5 want 3 or 4 acres
land with 4 room house (with
lights and water), near Atlanta
and the Chevrolet plant. Stand-
ing rent. C. W. Beard, Atlanta.
491 Whitehall Terrace,

Want job as caretaker of gen-
eral poultry farm. Wife to heip
with work. 44 yrs, old. Exp. also
im driving car and truck. Pat

OBrien, Atlanta. $43 Pryor St., |

Ss. W.

Middleaged woman,
raised on farm, wants place with
good people, doing light farm
work. Good ref. Reasonable sal-
ary and home. Mrs, Jane An-

@erson, Willacoochee, RED 2,
care Elisha Moore.

Want-light farm work for

board, laundry and small amount

money. 55 yrs. old, single, sober,
do not smoke,
habits.
Rt. 1.

Want job with dairy. Can milk

15 or 20 cows, also drive tractor

or truck; also exp. in stock,

-taules and horses. Do not smoke

mor chew. Wife and 3 children.
Gham, Woodville.

B. B. Hadley, Chipley.

farm on.

alone,

| Young couple,

no other bad



POSITIONS WANTED |

FARM HELP WANTED

FARM HELP: WANTED

FARM HELP.



23 yrs. old single man wants
job on farm, doing gen. farm
work. Write. Jones Maxwell,
Macon. 57 Clinton St.

Want job as farm overseed.
Sev. yrs. exp. Best of ref. State
salary. J. D. Hidson Athens, Rt.
3, Lexington Road. :

Want a large 1 horse crop,
50-50 basis. Prefer with party
who would furnish hogs, check-
ens, etc., 50-50 basis. John C.
Thomas, Rome. Rt. 5.

Widow, 57 yrs. of age, strong
and healthy, wants job with good
christian people, doing light farm
work, no field work. $5.00 mo.
and board, Mrs. Bessie Fulsome,
Shannon, 430 8rd St.

Want 2 horse farm on 50-50
basis. Plenty force and _ partly
furnish self.. J. P. Wood, Thom-
asville. Rt. 4.

Young married couple (1 child),
wants farm work 1 horse crop
on halves. or wages. Landlord
furnish stock, tools, and run bill.
Life time exp. in growing corn,
cotton and tobacco. D. L. Hill,
Claxton.

48 yr. old woman wants job
light farm work, no field work,
for home and salary with good
people. Good character and will-
ing to work. Annie Roberts,
Cuthbert, Rt, 2, care J. T. Wil-
liams.

Want 1 horse crop on halves.
Have to be furnished until crop
made. Married, 2 children old
enough to help (10 and 12 yrs.
old). Ref. G. W. Weathers, At-
lanta. 152 Rawson St., S. W.

Man and wife (only), age 28,
wants job on farm for wages
or crop, with some tobacco to
grow on 50-50 basis. Drive truck
and tractor, and exp. in dairy
and poultry. Do not drink nor
smoke, Ready to begin.
Whisnante, Lenox. Rt. 2.

Man with small family wants
good 1 horse crop with good men.
Good ref. if needed. Eugene
Murkerson, Cadwell. Rt. kk

Want dairy farm: Have wife
and 7 children; 2 can drive truck,
2 others large enough to do good
work, Also exp. with live stock.
H. A. Pope, Atlanta. 122 Rich-
ardson St., S. W. :

19 yr. old white girl wants job |
doing light farm work for home
and small salary. No field work.:
Prefer near Atlanta, Athens or
Madison, Virginia English, Madi-
son. Care Gen. Del.

Want job on farm at once.
Exp. in dairy, truck and tractor

| driving, also mechanical and gen.

farm work, Wm. A. Dean, Hast
Point, Gen. Del. }

Want small_farm suitable for
truck farming, on shares, or
would take unimproved place for

rent first year. Not over 7 mi.

good market. Do good farming;
stock and poultry raising. Would
accept wages. W. B. Willing-
ham, LaGrange.

Want job overseeing a 6 horse
farm, in good location, soon as
possible. W. D. Smith, Tennille.

86 yr. old widow wants job
light farm work,. no field work,
for good country home a $2.50
week. RR fare to be furnished.
Nola Parker, LaGrange, 933
Greenville St.

2 No. Ga. families want 1 and
2 horse crops in So. Ga., grow-
ing tobacco, peanuts, corn, lit-
tle cotton. Plenty force.. Furnish
ref., and partly furnish self. Pre-
fer Moultrie, Baxley and Val-
dosta, but go anywhere. You
move us and pay in Fall. At
once. P. B. Sanders, Pineview.
ante.

Want crop for 1938 on halves.
$ hands to work. Want extra
work when not in crops. Have
to be furnished the first year.
At once. W. H. Guthrie, Stock-
bridge. Rt. 1. ae

42 yr. old man, wife and 2
children, want job on dairy or
poultry farn J. 3B. Smith,
Whitesburg. Rt. 2.

Want job at once for 1938 as
overseer. Good, exp. farmer with
references. M. A. Laney, Mid-
Jand. Rt. care Craig Store.

Want job looking after farm
or overseeing for large farmer.
Can furnish ref. Olin P. Crews,
West Point. RFD 4.

Want place with old couple.
Man to do outside and farm work.
woman light farm work. For
home and reasonable salary.
27 and 23 years
of age, sober. Lee Cone, Vienna.
Rt. 2.

Want position as caretaker.
Will consider poultry, live stock, |
flowers, ete. Write for informa-
tion. S. G. Rogers, Claxton. Rt.
Ee E

Middleaged widower wants job
working and looking after 2 or
3 horse crop for home and sal-
ary. Write particulars. Jimmie
Ryals, Surrency. Rt. 2,

J. EH. |

Widow wants reliable, unen-
cumbered, middleaged woman for
light farm work, no field work.
Good home in exe. for services,
Mrs. L. E. Lewis, Atlanta. 509
St. Charles Ave. Ma. 2875.

Want unencumbered, healthy-
reliable, honest, middleaged wo-
man with clean habits to milk
and see after the poultry. Mrs.
W. H. Lawrence, Macon. Rt. 5,
Box 169, - ;

Want good, reliable, christian
woman, well recommended, to do
light farm work, no field work;
milk 1 cow and raise chickens
and garden if she cares to. Live
as one of family and small wages.
Mrs. H. R. Gaskins, Fitzgerald.
Rt. 2, Wheeler Ave.

Want nice, christian woman to
do light farm work, .no field
work. Prefer white. R. J. Segars,
Lithonia. Rt. 1. f

Want good man for a good 2
horse farm, Must have good
stock, tools and be able finance
crop. Ref. required... M. L. Flor-
ence, Morrow.

Want girl for light farm work,
steady place and no field wkro.
$8.00 per month, board and a day
off each week to start with. Mrs.
M. L:> Jones, Atlanta. 147 Key
Road S: By RE No. 38:

Want good farmer for good 2
h. crop, one that can finance
self. Good land and a good chance
to right party. - 1-2 mi. church
and school; 3 mi. Buford. A. A.
Bowman, Buford. Rt. 1.

Want farmer with sufficient
labor to tend 60 to 215 acre farm
and furnish .all equipment, near
Glenwood Spring, Eatonton. Mrs.
Ei. M. Lasseter, Cordele.

Want unencumbered woman
for light arm work, no field
work, for home with elderly cou-=
ple and small salary. J. W.
Browning, Buchanan. Rt. 1.

Want couple of farmers to
srow flower bulbs. Must have
sev. acres good land and be thor-
oughly reliable. Will furnish
everything except land, labor and
tools. B. B. Marks, Ashburn.

Want man for large 1 horse
farm.. Extra good cotton and
wheat land. 4 room house with
rumning water, .g00d pasture.
Standing rent. Swap a good 2
horse wagon for 1 h. wagon in
good cond. Mrs. C. M. Kimbell,
McDonough. Rt.. 3.

Want young, nice, white wo-
man to live as one of family-and
do light farm work. G. W.. Kent,
Millen.

Want woman, over 40, to do
light farm work on farm, no field
work. Home, good treatment and
steady salary. <A. O. Beach, Bax-
ley.

Want reliable, clean, white
woman, 30-45 yrs. of age, coun-
try raised, unencumbered, will-
ing worker, of good character,
to live in home and do light farm
work for good home and. small
salary. Mrs. J. W. Ham, Sum-
mitz=- Rte 2

Want smart, sober man _ to
run 2 horse farm on halves. Good
land, good 5 room house, well of
>water near door; close good
[schools and churches. At once.
Thomas B. Ayer, Yatesville. R. 1.

Want man for 2 or 1 horse

crop. 8rds and. .4ths. 5 room
house. Near good school. See me
(near Mossie Creek Camp
Ground). Guy Osborne, Cleve-
land: Rts le - :

Want man for 1 horse farm
in Paulding County. Standing}
rent, or rent for repairs. Good
proposition for good worker. 4
room house, good water, near
good school and church. All kinds
fruit trees. W. J. Lyle, Atlanta.
430 Moreland Ave. N. E. >

Want colored man to help
around farm. Consider couple
without children. W. G. Scoggins
Rome. Rt. 1.

Want honest, reliable boy or
man without incumbrances, who
is not afraid of general farm
work. Good home, board and
reasonable salary. E. N. Nichol-
son, Rabun Gap. :

Want honest, dependable, un-
encumbered man for gen. farm
work. Room, board and reason-
able salary. Give ref. R. E.
Strange, Mountain Rest. S. C.
@. O. is inS. C., but farm is
in Georgia.)

Want man for either 2 horse
or 2 i-horse farms, near Fair-
burn. Extra good land. Must fur-
nish self. J. W. Elder, Fair-
burn.

Want white girl, 16-35, for
light farm work, no field work.
Home and $8.00 month; also
colored man for year round farm
work, some milking, $12.00 mo.,
room, board. M, lL. Jones, At-



_ \lanta, Rt. 3, Key Road.

y standing

\In Gwinnett county on

lo

Park, Rt, 2;



- Want good man for excellent
2 h. farm, 50-50 basis. Good
painted, ceiled house, barn, pas-
ture, deep: well water. Furnish
own self, stock, tools. Mrs. John
Bizell, Unadilla. RFD 1, :

Want unencumbered man and
wife for small crop, 50-50 basis.
Begin now. Jack Phillips, Pal-
metto, Rt. 1. ay

Want man for 2 h. farm, Sum-
ter county. Good land, barn, 2
dwellings; school bus and RED
route. Best ref. req. Finance
self and own stock. Miss Stella
Turner, Smithville, RFD 1,

Want single man to help farm
operate riding cultivator. Hon-
est, sober, willing wroker. $12.00
mo., board, laundry. W. J. Fi-
veash, Hahira,

Want 1 h. cropper that can
milk to run small dairy. Good
proposition. J. J. Roberts, Daw-
son. :

Want woman, not over 40, to
help milk and work garden and
small patches, Mrs. G. T. Chaf.
fin, Monticello, Rt. 1, Box 3.

Want 2 or 8 horse. farmer.
Standing rent. Good land, good
6 room house, large pasture.
Monroe county near Forsyth. TI.
Minter, Macon, 218 Spring St.

Want single man, white or
colored, for general year round
farm work. Good Wages and
board. A. A. Carter, Coolidge. |

Want couple reliable farm-
ers to plant bulbs (flower) I fur-
nish bulbs and fertilizer; party
labor and land. B. B. Marks,
Ashburn, =

Want sober farmer. furnish
self for 40 a. farm, new 5 room
house, good land. 50-50 basis or
rent; 2 mi. Locust
Grove. E. L, Upchurch, Locust
Grove.

Want middleaged, exp. farmer
with Small family for poultry
farm. W. H. Clough, Black.
shear.

Want reliable man, white or
black (if white live in house
With me), to work 2 horse farm
for wages or 50-50 basis. Good

land, good place. J. Cla (nce
Davis, Fitzgerald. ER

Want reliable unencumbered
white woman around 40, for light
farm work, no field work. Quiet
home and small salary. Mrs. B.
B. Anderson, Milledgeville, Rt. 2.

Want strictly sober wage hand,
exp. srowing and curing. tobacco
and other farming. Start $10.00)
mo., board and laundry. R. C.
Jones, Hawkinsville, Rt, 2.

_Want man for 1 h. farm,
standing rent or 8rd and 4ths.
Good 5 room house and pasture.

Law-
enceville-Monroe Rd. R) A. Bras-
well, Decatur, 604 Sycamore St.
' Want man with family for reg.
farm work in Fayette county.

Good house: Ref re
z 5 quired. O. KR.
Norton, Fairburn. . S

Give reliable party yent on
5-6 arces good. land, orchard
well of water for repairing (cov-
ering roof) 4 room house, Mrs
A. L. Sheriff, Palmetto :

Want 800d, hones
(must not use profane language),
+0.-run 1h. crop. <A. E. Pate
Grantville, Rt. 1,Box 75; i
Want good man able furnish own
stock and run self, to work. good;
2h. farm. Standing rent, or 3rd
and 4ths. Good house, barn, wood,
pasture; convenient to market,
schools and churches. J. N. Wil.
lingham, Atlanta. 188 Elizabeth
St. N. E., Wa. 0329.

Want farmer for 2 horse farm
Must furnish own stock, supplies,
guano. 2 houses and barns. 10
mi. N. W. Griffin. Cotton rent.
Mrs. Frances Gay Underwood,
Atlanta. 18 Astor Ave., S. W.

Want honest, sober, Christian
man and wife with one extra
hand to run truck farm, 50-50
basis. Furnish self. Fine land.
White or colored, but must be a
hustler. D. Kirkland, College

A

t, sober man

Want country farmer couple
not over 45 yrs. of age, to live
with me and farm. Must be good
workers with good ref. Also a
colored couple to help with farm
work. Esther Brocklesby, River-
dale. :

Want exp. Miller to operate
water power mill for 1938, for
home and small salary. C, Hol-
comb, Canon, Rt. 2.

Want reliable white woman,
30-45 yrs. old good character, to
live as one of family and do light
farm work. no field work. Small
salary): Mrs. Ila Mae Pass, Bu-
ford. Rt. 2. Z

_ Want colored wage hand with
small family. Reasonable salary.
Dodge County. Odis Duggan,
Chester.

Want farmer for 2 horse farm,
3 mi. town on paved road, close
to school and churches. Share
crop. Must be exp. tobaceo and
truck farmer. Ref. required. C.

white or
place, milk cow and

work.
Worling, Meigs.

not ove
ences for light farm work
field work. Live: as one of
and moderate pay. Thoma
kins, Savannah. 729 39

1938; have good place

Want colored woman
yrs. of age, at onc
farm work, no field
board: and small
Naomie Sapp, Ohoope

Want young
live as one of L
light farm work, no fi
Cc. M: Ray. Homerville
Box 242, oe

Want nice, middle a
for light: farm work
work. $3.00 week. M
Wilkins, Thomaston. 4
ville St. Aas

Want good man. abl
self and stock for 1 hor:
Good land and buildin;
Crump, Toccoa. Rt. 1.

Want to contact m
own equipment and whi
petent to run a 5 hor
and willing to do so on
Farm in 30 mi. Atlan
McCord, Atlanta. P. O.

Want large, colored
help work a 4. horse
halves. Must shave 2 g
hands (no small boys);
1 wage hand at $10.00 m
3 meals a day. Mrs
liams, Sumner. RFD 1.
Want middleaged, sin,
encumbered man = for
on small place. Must
work with shrubs and v
H. G. Hamrick, Mt. Be
Want good chris
(white or colored) w
willing workers, for farm
So. Griffin. D, B.. Hays,
Rt. 3. %
Want man with good m
feed to work 27.acres re
ble land, on shares. Hug
ten, Ashburn, Rt. 3, Boz

Want good man for
standing rent. 3 room
good pasture and wo
church and school bus.
College Park, 4 mi. West
erdale. Mrs. Jewell C.
Riverdale, Rt. lo 7
Want an unencumbered
ed girl, 20 to 40 yrs. old
light farm work. Must b

and dependable. Good hon

everything furnished, $2.50

Hogan, Atlanta.

Road, N. W.

colored, to 1k

other light farm> work,
$9.00 month, .

Want middleaged. w

couple to work at farm
work optional for wife
BE. Mulligan, Atlanta.
699, He. 6186. 3

P.
Want refined, christian
country raised youn

40, with g00

Want smart, healthy
young woman, who can

live with old couple as

family, give some cloth
and pay small salary

Heery, Ellijay.

Want colored couple \
children, te work on f
Ee
trious couple with evel
furnished. Permanent p
reliable people at once.

Rossville. Rt. 1.

Want young, unmarrie
exp. in farming for 1938
be sober, energetic, reliab
not a quitter. H. M. M

Rome. 18 Westmore Road,

Want 2 families witl
stock for 100 acres, 18 m

of Atlanta and 278 acres

West of Fayetteville. 4 roo
5 room houses. R. C. Loye

fap Rt. 2.

Want good man for :
horse farm on mail and
bus line, 1-2 mi. church.
good houses and barn. S
rent. Also want a share
and wage hand for 1938.

Beck. Camilla. ge

penter work, also work
small family necessa
move self. -J. C. Collier,
ville. ed
Want colored man and
live on place; both to

for wages or small cr
to do light farm work
Fowler, \Athens. Rt. 2.

Want good, willing w
farm. Pay 50c per day, bo:
laundry. T. K. Moore,
Pvt, Se eee

work, no field work.
ker, Conyers. Rt. 1.
Want nice orphan
light farm work, no
in exchange for good





J. Osburn, Waycross, Rt. 5, Box

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L. H. Coe, Eastanollee

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widow (unencumbered, alo}