Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1938 June 15

weeks ago but the ual is good. Standard loose
pack crates of greens sold today from 65c to 75c for
good quality and around 55c to 60c on fair size and
quality. Movement of tomatoes from this county
will be heaviest next week.

Fordhook beans as well as baby limas have
been slightly stronger this week than last and we.
expect a good supply next week. Peas have been
moving fairly well at around 2c on good crowders.

The market has been flooded with green can-
taloupes everywhere but next weeks supply from
this territory will be mature and of good quality.
Watermelons have just begun to move and by the
time this letter is published we will be loading
trucks daily with Stone, Mountain and Cuban Queen
varieties. These two kinds are planted extensively
in this territory for the trucker. .

Irish Potatoes are getting scarce as most farm-
ers -have already sold what they do not intend to
keep until fall.

T believe the acreage of sweet potatoes in this
cotihty, especially has been increased. Farmers are
finding that they can realize a profit on sweet po-
_tatoes and that they are a crop which does not re-
quire excessive production costs, and that they have
an enormous salvage value for hog-feed.

H. W. LONG, Manager. |

: DOUGLAS MARKET

matoes, Fordhook and Baby Lima beans,
peas, watermelons, cantaloupes, cucumbers

Irish potatoes have been moving roo

this week.

mato crop in this immediate section is

short due to the dry weather of a few

GLENNVILLE AND CLAXTON
MARKETS

Our markets are now in full operation with
heavy daily movements of produce selling at fair
prices. Tomatoes and cucumbers being our main
products on these markets at the time this article
is written and are selling in large Genny and in
good demand.

We have sold a few cantaloupes on the Glenn-
ville market this week and they were of fine quali< _
ty and brought a good price, we anticipate heavy
movements of cantaloupes and watermelons on
both markets, beginning around the 15th or 20th of
this month. The supply of squash, snap beans, Irish
potatoes, butter beans, and onions are about gone
in the vicinity of these markets but we still have a
supply of good corn and green peas on hand which
is moving in good demand. The fine weather condi-
tions which this section has enjoyed for the past
thirty days has helped the quality of produce in
this section to a great extent as well as the crops
in general. fe

It is our dese to be of every possible assist-
ance to the farmers of this section, so let us suggest
that when you gather your produce please be care=
ful and leave your cull and low grade stuff in the ~
field or feed to your hogs as it will damage the sale
of your good quality. 5

The growers and buyers are cordially invited
to. visit our daily auction sales and offer sugges-
tions.
















































































LIVESTOCK me

following is a revised schedule of differ-
hog grades which will be used by packers
ner notice in buying hogs at all points
regia, Florida, and Alabama.
Savy smooth hogs, 240 Ibs. up %c under
p. No. 1 smooth hogs 180 to 240 Ibs.
op. No. 2 smooth hogs 150 to 180 lbs. %c
No. 3 smooth hogs 130 to 150 Ibs. 1c under
smooth hogs 110 to 130 lbs. 1%4c under
|} pigs 60 to 110 Ibs. 2c under top.

ws 1%c under smooth hogs of whatever
is they make. Culls or thin unfinished
kinds, priced at varying discounts under
ased on condition. Stags 2%4c under top.
s Gocked 20-40 ibs. Stags docked 170 Ibs.
fe understand that Georgia packers are pay-
above the prices quoted below on special
s. Therefore, before selling your hogs, we
at you talk to your nearest packer and
for this advantage in price).
ALBANY SOFT HOGS -
ANY, Ga., June 13 These prices as
is ed by Cudahy Packing Company are on
soft hogs and subject to change daily:





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PRICES OF FRESH VEGETABLES

PRICES OF FRESH VEGETABLES
Prices of fresh vegetables prevailing on



' WALTER BRITTINGHAM, Manager,









$8.00; No. 2s $7.50; Heavy smooth hogs State Farmers Market, Atlanta, today, June ae
No. 3s $7.00; No. 4s $6.50; No. 5s pigs 13th: : : eee
- Apples, per bushel package -.._. -$1.15-$1.25 THE MACON MARKET i
Moulirie market is the same as Gbaw . Beans, Lima, per bushel __.__ $1.75-$2.00 Sas
_ ATLANTA SOFT HOGS Beans, Snap, per bushel .90-$1.00
sANTA, Ga., June 13 These prices as || Beets, per one bunches)... -30-.40 Although ea hs . oe porary let = - hie
| by White Provision Co., are on stand- Cabbage (bulls) per Cwt 2 .50-.75 movement ; a 3 _ ft: : ie vt ; ae
hogs and subject to change daily: Cantaloupes, bulk, per bushel .40-.60 week and a ae pgmeeed ns SS ne there i. : ft hoh ye
. ls $8.25; No. 2s $7.75; Heavy smooth hogs Carrots, per dozen bunches ae 30-.40 we sow are being eupplicd Witt sulliciers 9
No. 3's $7.25; No. 4's $6.75; No. 5s pigs Corn (green) per dozen ears .12%4-.15 (Continued on Page Two)
s a Cucumbers, per bushel =. .40-.70
gs were quoted at $9.10 for the Okra, per bushel HAMper 3 $1.25-$2.00 ATLANTA SPOT COTTON

top. Onions (dry) whites, per 50-lb- bag. No. 1, $1.50



CATTLE Onions (dry) yellow, per 50-Ib bag, No, 1, $1.35


















TLANTA, Ga., June 13Best gross year- Onions (green) per dozen bunches 25 - 30 ATLANTA, Ga., June 13At ie cise of ie
0 @ $5.50; medium. $4.50 @ $5.00; com- Peaches, Hileys No. ls per %-bushel bkts .60-.65 the market today Atlanta spot cotton was quoted
rlings $4. 00 @ $4.50; good fat cows $4.75 Peas (field) bulk, per bushel ....... .35-.50 at 40 points on the New York July future or

8.46c per Lb. for middling %-inch staple cotton.

3; medium cows $4. 75 @ $5.00; canners Pepper, per bushel

1.40, Meaium cows $4./0 @ o.UVU;, canners |} | Pepper, per ousnel _......_.----- $1.00-$1.25
tters $3.25 @ $4.00; good bulls $4.75 @ Potatoes, No. 1s, per 100-lb. Bag . $1.50-$1.75 | The average price of middling %-inch staple on
ommon $4.00 @ $4.50; good calves $7.00 Spinach, per bumel = 50 ten southern markets yesterday was 8.14c per
medium $6.00 @ $7. 00; common calves Squash per bushel .25-.40 tb. The average price for the past 30 market
n. Tomatoes, per crate, good quality _. $1. 25-$1.40 days was 8.30c per fb. Staple premiums being |
ee CHICAGO. HOGS Turnip Salad, per bushel hamper 25-.35 paid on 10 southern designated markets yester- [|
- ICAGO, June 13Top $9.15; good and Sweet Potatoes, bulk, per Cwt. $1.65-$1.75 day averaged 43 points on for middling 15-16
160-250 Lbs. $8.90 @ $9.15; 260-290 Lbs. Watermelons, medium size .15-.20 inch cotton and 77 points on for. middling 1-inch

cotton.
New York fata closed today, July, 8.06.
New Orleans future closed today, July, 8.20.

These and other quotations on farm products
are broadcast daily every week-day morning at
6:15 E. S. T. over WGST. ~

- $9.00; 300-350 pounds $8.60 @ $8.90;
0- 500 pound! packing sows $7.85 @ $8. 15
ights $8.20 @ $8.50.

ARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS



































































































Atlanta} Augusta} Barnes-} Carroll-) Clarkes-| Dawson| Hawk- Lake- Macon | Metter Mt. Quitman} Sparta
: ville { ton ville insville Jand Vernon /
Sr eee 19] 22-28 22 2610 ee aor = pea i 88-24 18] .15-.20 17 26
gedit 3s 17% 20 20. wt as ee ee 21 .16 15290 fo 19
gs, current receipts AT Ob oe .20 20: .20 25 18 36). 15-20] - 18
Pomel = $014 ee ee ee Se 17
n reed aes 16 18 .16 14 15 14 12% Ai 17 439 14 14 15
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ey 1 patter: best, tbl. 25-.30 .30 Of 80] =
peas, mixed, Die $2.00 1.65 1.70
1d peas, not mixed, bu. $2.40] 1.80-2.00 2001. 2.50) ROOT . eho) = 1B) 3 Bh) 1 esl 15) ea er
- corn, (80 lbs to bu.).. 65 60) BL BOL 6-90) TS a OR ee, Oe
jeled- corn, bu. __...... RE eee
1e at. SOU [se BO ee ee oe BO ee Ss a ee
veet potatoes, per Cwt,..; 1.65-1.75} VT ee OO ee ee Le ee ee
ibbage, green, per Cwt. 50-90) bo 100 60-6.) 252 1,00) 00)
bbage, white, per Cwt.|. =| So | chee | eee ae eA LOU 1 0 eee
eavir $19:00 |. es $9.00). es 18 00) es et OY a U0 ee A
$14.00) 2a 1600] go a
) anish Peanuts, No. t,o jo. op | ee Pee ff) 000T) 00.007 nf eee eee
seed, prime 2... $28.00 DAO TOO 0 ee ee ae fete | eee | ee eee
D1 $21.00 Se ee aed oar a Re
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otify on FORM 3578Bureau

oS be Published Semi-Monthly by
"DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
= COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner
Executive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia
Publishing Office Covington, Ga.

of Markets, 222 State Capitol.









Amntered as second class .matter August 1, 1937, at the Post
ffice at Covington, Georgia under the Act of June 8, 1930. Ac-

2 epee for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Sec-
- tion 1103, Act. of October 8, 1917.

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Notices of farm produce and appurtenances ddimissable ale
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re-
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season.

(Continued from Page One)

to supply the demand. Cantaloupes and melons are eink
offered on our market from the South Georgia counties and.
the. quality of both seem better than the beginning of. Jast
Some of the cantaloupes are being gathered too
oon and the flavor is not- up to standard and will not be
until they are allowed to remain on the vines longer.
Both melons and cantaloupes are from 10 to 15 days
earlier than last season and we expect truck shipments from
our market to'begin within 15 days in large volume. We are
already having inquiries from truckers from distant states
as to about the time both melons and cantaloupes will be
moving from our market and we expect to handle quite a
ocd many more than last season. ;
oy With the opening of our new retail market on the first
of July, the increased demand for truck loads and with our
improved grounds for the loading of melons we should be
able to handle much more business this season than last.
~All melon shippers should bear in mind the regulations
with reference to the inspection requirements. of all melons |
~ moving from Georgia to other states either by truck, rail, or
boat that will remain in effect until 1 oclock A. M. June
26th, 1938. We have been advised that we will have all the -
, inspectors necessary to- supervise the loading of trucks on
_our market nS Me ete is in effect.






FLOWERS AND SEED
| FORSALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
-FORSALE









































































Borie: iris, butter and egg,
urple foxglove, blackberry lilies,
ed touch-me-nots, hardy phlox,
20c doz. Add postage. Ida South-
erland,, Ellijay, Rt. 3. a

Dbl. and single ~ daffodils;
rhite, yellow narcissi, dbl. and
ingle butter "and eggs, 50c C;
ris, yellow, tan, purple lavender,
white, cream, varigated, blue,
red, bronze, gold, 20, 40c. Niue
Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Zinnias, marigolds, iouch me-
ots, prince feathers, and others,
c doz, Add postage. Mrs. John
uckett, 9 Oak St. Dalton.

1
: Azaleas, 40c doz.; red japoni-
Cas, forsythia, red velvet roses,
ink running roses, dusty miller,
sheas, 10c ea.; purple and lav-



ilies, 3 for 25c. Add postage. Bet-
e Owen, Ellijay. i

White spider lilies, red velvet
roses, red japonicas, forsythia,
usty: miller, altheas, 10c ea.; az-
leas, B5c doz.: purple and laven-
er iris, 15c doz. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Eva Charles, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Purple and lavender iris, 15

t roses, dusty miller, red jap-
icas, forsythia, altheas, 10 ea.;
ider lilies, 15c ea. Add postage.
. R. Owen, Ellijay, Rt, 2. -

Apr. white and yellow narcissi,
dbl. orange phoenix and long
umpet daffodils, 15 doz.;. in
ixture, | '10. doz.; gaillardia,
physostegia, artemisia, daisies,
ncitlers. 5c doz.; $1.00 orders post-
paid. W. R. Thomas, Haralson.

25 ligustrums, 60c; 200 Eng.
ivy, $2.25; 5 cherry laurels, $1 295
30 -_spireas, 400 vincor minor,
2.00. Well rooted. Lois . Wood- |
uff, Greenville, Ri. os z

Red, white, purple geranium
cuttings, 5. ea. rooted, 10c; sal-
mon and rose sultanas, 5c cut-
ing; maple ever blooming red,
pink. white sharp leaf begonias,
rooted lantanas, coleus, 10c
a Mrs. Lester Phillips, Royston,



Blue spider lilies $1:00 Ae
white, yellow jonquils, butter and
cat $1.00 per C; long trumpet
affodils $1.25 per C; peppermint
dozen; strawberry



McOurley, Rt. 2, Hartwell.

All kinds and box. flowers,
boxwood 25 each; exch. for 100
Yb. feed sacks free from holes;

fear old black rooster $1.50 on
yard. Bessie We Agae Rt. 2,
Bremen.

iris, yellow jonquils, white nar-
cissus 75 per C; lemon verbena |

3

eg

yer iris, 15 doz.: .; White spider |

OZ.5 azaleas, 35c doz.; red vel-:

shrubbery 3 for 25c. Postpaid; 1,

Lemon. lilies $1 003 per ro: purple

dozen;, sweetgum geranium
or 25; seraa | lilies 10 each, |

Rooted sultanas; ageratum,
carnations 5c each; -ntixed holly-
hocks, foxglove, petunias. 25
dozen; Parks Rock garden plants]
50e doz; 5; red and white begonia
10c each. Mrs, V. T. Chamblee,
Rt. 2, Cumming.

Lace, sword, Teddy Jr. ferns,

rainlilly maple and ever bloom-
ing begonia, May, June, Oct.,

Xmas cactus all rooted 10c each;

lantana, geraniums cuttings 4c
each. Add postage. Mrs. Guy Hart
Rt 1, Cannon.

Perennial native feens $2.00 per).
C; water lilies, anenomes, yellow}
oxalis, summer geraniums, white,
yellow violets 50c dozen; phlox,
Shasta daisies, orange lillies $1.00.
per C. ee ar Wilson,
Morganton.

Pink begonia, Baeble: ces:
seven sisters rose, yellow Japoni-
cas 10c each 3 for 25; mixed
colors iris 60c per C; weeping wil-
low 15c each 2 for 25; blue vio-
lets 25 per C. Rooted. and del.
Martha Ralston, Ella Gap. soe

One each, cutting, five begonias,
walnut geranium, three cactus,
plumbago, hibiscus, hydrangea,
arnation, lantana, dbl. petunia.
fuchsia, two justicia, for 50c. Mrs.
Sarah Grindle, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Dusty Miller, mixed Iris 25c doz.
Orange Day lillies isc C, Fox-

doz, Add postage. Exc. for Hy-
drangeas, Mrs. M. L. Hensley,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Blue plumbago, orange, Javen-
dar lantana, greenleaf, maple,
} red, pink, conch begonia, fuchsia,
10 kinds geranium, 3 kinds cac-
tus 5c a cutting; pink rain lily,
boston fern 10c each. aey Mae
Parten, Rt: 1; Royston.

Narcissus, jonquils Toe. per C:
Jemon* lilies $1.00 per GC; Star |
Jasper, Trudys vine 3 for 25c: |

Florida lilies 10c each. Add post-}-

age. Mrs. J. W. oS) iY. 2:
Bremen. -

Light, dark feaenie, iris $1 00 per
C; white, -yellow, pink iris, all
colors azaleas 50c dozen; red,
yellow Japonica, seven sisters rose.
dbl. white -rose 10c each. Add
postage. Mrs. oe Eller, Ella
Gap. Sate

Boston fara ani hydrangea,
pink grape begonia 15c bunch, 2

| for 25c; seven sister, pink Dorothy |

Perkins rose, -wisteria 10c .each
3 for 25c. All rooted end del.
Effie Ralston, Ella Gap. .

Blackberry lilies, orange ilies, :
spotted ed

purple iris, primroses,
grass (can be used for hedge)
birdeye hedge 15c-dozen. Mrs.
Sidda Southerland, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Golden. yellow daffodils, white
nareissus $1.00 per C; graveyard

gloves 15 doz. Sweet shrubs 40c}

FLOWERS AND SEED
a OR SALE |



fred daffodils 50c per ; spider
lilies 40c dozen. Mrs, E. L. Mc-
Elroy, Rt. 2, Bremen.

Violets, orange lilies 30c per
C; iris, daffodils, narcissus 10c
dozen; bridal wreath, snowball,

: yellow roses 2 for 25c; red, pink

roses, azaleas 10c each. Add post-
age. Myrtle Vick, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Lemon lilies, yellow daffodils
$1.00 per C; Snow on Mt. 10c
dozen; red Jerusalem artichokes
50c gallon; lemon verbena 75c
per C. Add postage. Exch. for
white sacks. Bernice M. Carroll,
Rt. 2, Bremen.

Grape begonia 10c each 3 for
25c; Xmas cactus, geranium, lan-
tana, knife blade cactus, cuttings
5 each; sweet Williams 25c
dozen; exchg. for scraps of white
feed sacks. Miss: Fannie Dockery,
Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

This years sound A-1 poppy|

See

: seeds (double), red, pink, mixed

10c in coin per pkg. postpaid.
Mrs. W, R. Williams, Sr. PO Bx.
81, Danville.

Giant frost and rust pasistarit

|shapdragon plants, mixed colors
20 dozen, 2 dozen 35c;
-sweet narcissus, early long trum-_

white

pet daffodils 30c for 50; dbl. daf-
fodils 20c for 25. Mrs. Too,
Stewart, Rt. 3, McDonough.

Cuttings purple rosebud, deep
pink, applebloom, dbl. geraniums,
salmon, purple sultanas, rooted
ve ferns, pink conch begonias
for 35c postpaid. Mrs.. N. B.

5 Grey: Rt. 1, Oakwood.

Cushion cactus, coleus, rubber
plant, carnations, St. Bernard
lily, pot palm rooted 10c eacn;
white striped, silver bronze strip-

led, brown leaf Jews, pansies 5c
each;

exchg. for sacks. one

Lewis, Toomsboro. |

Lemon lilies, Apri narcissus
75e per. C; pink oxalis 3 bunches
10c; fairy lilies 15 for 25c; tube-
yoses, large bronze mums 25
dozen; pink crepe myrtle 15c each.
Add postage. Mrs. Gussie Conner,
Rt, 1, Buchanan.

Ten different iris qnined: old
time blue flag iris $1.00 per ce
white iris 75c per C. Postpaid.
Exche. for six Madonna, Regal
or Milk and wine blooming size
lilies. Mrs. Newt E. Spence, Rt. 5,
Carrollton.

White April narcissus, yellow
jonquils, snowdrop 50c per C.
Good time to plant. Add postage.
Ethel Sullivan, RFD 2, Marietta.
Winter Jasmine -50c dozen;
Glauca trees to 3: ft; <b: for

=

} $1.00; pink Cherokee roses $1.00

per C; white lilac 15c each; beau-
tiful bushy boxwood 25c and 50c
dozen. Mrs. C. M. _. Robinson,
| Greenville. bes
Lemon, Slack verry: -trillium,
water lilies, gentians, butter and
eggs, Jack in Pulpit, hardy phlox
12 for 40c; pink hydrangea, xmas
cactus, cabbage geraniums, pink

| lilies a for 25c. Jessie Eaton, Rt.

1, Dahlonega.

_ Red blooming salvia, red, white
primroses, mums, phlox, sweet}
Williams, ageratum, foxglove,
butter and eggs, Dusty Miller,
Xmas, snake, nife blade, square
cactus 25 dozen. Miss eM,
White, Rt. 1, Bx. 35, Dahlonega.

- Red President cannas 2 doz.
50c;
bulbs 1c each -in lots of 50 or
more; everbearing strawberry
25c per C; 2 Xmas cactus cuttings
rooted 25 Postpaid. Mrs. L. Ww.
Seago, Pinehurst.

Boxwood, scarlet red verberia,
blue, pink spiderwort, white
April narcissus, daffodils, Sunset
glad bulblets 25c dozen, 5 doz.
$1.00; Blackberry, Tiger lilies, |
honeysuckle '50c dozen. Maude
Hamby, Greenville.

- Blue Roman hyacinths 35
dozen; Emperor daffodils, orange
Phoenix. daffodils, galanthus
bulbs 25c dozen; April narcissus
20c dozen; grape begonia 5c each;
Add postage. Mrs. Genie Brien
ube et Tallapoosa. ;

Well rooted, double - red putea!
iums, continuous | bloomers 15c
each, 6 for 55. . N. Lee, Haylow.

- Yellow day _ lilies,
thornless yellow roses, primroses,
physostegia, iris, tame blue, white
violets, golden glow, chrysanthe-
mums, larkspur, narcissus, jon-
quils, blue iris, periwinkle 10c

| dozen. Add. postage. Mrs. M. High-

Pee Rising Fawn.

' Siberian . lilies, mixed itis;
Olympia daffodils 90c per C; rose
verbena 3 doz. 40c; Star of Beth-
lehem 6 doz, 50c. Mrs. Christine

i Meleod, Rt, 22, Bx. ee Gpilene

Park:

40 Ss isuekes st. Auguste, lawn
grass plants, grow rev they $1.14
per bu, del. Mrs. W.- berated,
Rt, 1, Fort Gaines.

pink, a strong: thrifty grower,







moss '25 . dozen; large orange
Blue - Tris, 30

Ore, en os from oe

Daffodils 40 per C; King Al-| t
| Jersey Beauty dahlia tubers 15c

: for

2.

fragrant yellow narcissus|

sweetpeas, |

Perennial - verbena deep nose



ee MA RK E - BULL ET IN

GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

ees by J. S Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture
March 1, 1917 ;

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Red petunia plants 20c dozen;



each; green glaze collard seed,

fresh, 10 pkg. Del. J. T. Patillo,

Rt. 4, Bx. 79, LaGrange.

White iris, narcissus, daffodils
60c per C; wisteyzia, perennial
sweetpea vine, red carnations,
pink geraniums 10c each; exchg.
for tuberoses, yellow mums, red,
orange amaryllis, tulips, gardenia
cuttings., Mrs. J. B. Saye, New-
born.

Azaleas, golden bells, lilacs, 2
for 25c; pink and white mt. lau-
rel, spruce and white pines, 2
75c; iris, jonquils, white
sweet williams, petunias, 20c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Prince Jones,
Talking Rock. :

6 different sultanas,
iums, begonias, ferns, 10c ea.;
for 25e; 3 jews, 3 cactus, 3 oxalis,
summer poinsettias, 5c ea.; eX-
change for 100 lb sacks, honey, or
white guinea eggs. Mrs. Laz Wig-
gins, Buena Vista.

~ geran-

Grape begonia and_ speckle
leaf begonia, 15c; cutting age-
ratium, trailing coleus, mixed

-color dbl. poppy seed, 10c or ex-

change for pink geranium, blue
pumbago and others Mrs. Mamie
Stone, Adairsville.

Wild birdfoot violets,
Dutch iris, blood root,

wild
yellow

root, $1. 50 GC; strawflowers, mar-

igold, French dbl. crimson king
petuni 25c doz.; wild ferns,
$3.00 C, Add postage. Mrs, Clara |
Bell Carey, Royston, Rt. 1.

15 different. kinds iris includ-
ing 4 reds. Sell cheap or ere eree
for anything of value. Mrs. =
Coe, Eastanolle.

15 gorgeous : color iris including
Dream, $1.00. Mrs. . William ae
Ballard, Fayetteville.

Few dbl. white and varigated,
petunia cuttings; exchange for
other color dbl. petunias or dbl.
white geranium, pink and red
ivy; yellow sultanas, poinsettias.
Ea, pay postage. Mrs. J. L, Gar-
rett, Chipley, Bie oe
Orange flag. lilies, black oie
susans, dusty miller, phlox, spi-

der lilies, cosmos, 10, doz.; glad-

ioli and jonquil bulbs, -25c C; Au-
gust lilies, 2 for 5c. Add postage.
Ivalene Connell, Toomsboro, Rt.

- Banana plants, $1.00 ea./ cen-
tury plants, 2 for $1.00; small

palms, turks cap, bt Spanish

bayonet, 3 for $1 00.
Brunswick.

Nice resend poinsettias, 25c
ea.; all colors sweet williams, 29c
doz.; 2 spengeria ferns, few Je-
rusalem cherry plants, 10c ea.;
exchange for daffodil, narcissi or
any lily bulbs. Mrs. Castello, Ma-

wife New,:

con, 422 Johnson Ave.

Blue agreatum 15e dozen; red |
cypress .vine plants, spearmint

-10 dozen; sweet scented yellow

narcissus, Star of Bethlehem 50e
per C. Add postage. Exchg. for
tuberoses, coral vine, hollihocks.
Mrs. J. T. Stokes, Rt. 8; Bx. 358,
eee

~ Queen of re Caprice, Per-
fection, Fantasy, Madam Che-
reau, Monsignor, -Nibelungen,
Blue Siberian iris; Mixed nar-
cissus. bulbs 40c dozen, 50 for
$1.00, 100 for $1.50 del.

Cureton, Austell, -

Nice, rooted cuttings, 1. ea. bee
Banard lilies, pink lilies, cedar,
fern, Christmas, June and snake
cactus, 3 colors oxalis, grape and|
red begonia, rainbow moss, all:

| for 50c. Mrs. Willis | fornne, Dah-

lonega, Rt..1.

Well rooted dwarf podwosd,
Eng. ivy, blackberry lillies, gen-
uine lemon lilies, 50c doz.; yel-
low button mums, dark purple
Tris, sweet williams, 25c doz.
Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

Blackberry lily and Roman

blue hyacinth bulbs, 50c doz.;

brilliant red verbena plants, jon-
quil and narcissi bulbs, 25c doz.;
heavily rooted hoxwood, 50c per
two dozen. Mrs. B. th. Robinson,

Greenville.
At least 50 bu. jonquil pulbs: :

25c C. Cheaper by bu. Mrs. Dewey
Skipper, Macon Rt. 3.5.5

Double zinnia seed mixed col-
ors 10c cupful. Add postage, Mrs.
F. S. Conley, Rt. 4, Waycross.

Red spider lily bulbs and snow'
drop bulbs 30c per 2 dozen. or
$1.00 per C plus postage, Mrs. H.
B, McGill,, Bronwood.

Golden glow plants 25c each;
petunias, sweet <violets, canna
roots red-yellow leopard spots

10; perennial pink phlox, Ma-

dria vine roots 25c. aa L.

Green, Omaha. = i
-Trilliurhs pink, and white
closed and fringed gentiams

25c dozen, $1.50 per C; Spanish
iris,
| Rose of Sharon, putter and eges.
pond lilies, caladiums 50c dozen.
Postpaid. Mrs. Marion Barer. Rt
1, Dahlonega.

- Daffodil and spider lily eat



.L, McElroy,

50c dozen plus. Ree Mrs. .

Rt. 2, Bremen. 5

3}

J ames :

hardy phiox, golden glow, |






























































































































Wednesday, June 15

es



Farmers Golden T
Scripture: Lev. 26:3, 4, 5.
If ye walk in my statu

and keep my commandmen

and do them!

yield her
trees of the field shall
their fruits. a

And your threshing
reach unto the vintage,
the: vintage shall reach un
the sowing time; and y
eat your bread to the full,
dwell in your land safel

FLOWERS AND SE
___ FOR SALE







Justicia. pooled. rose and
oxalis 20c each; several k
cactus rooted 15 ea. red co
plant, rose sultanas cutting
rose dbl. .geranium cutting
ea.; add postage. 1. 2-y
Xmas cactus sale or exon

Jewell Phillips, ile Ae:
Fawn.
Foxglove, mums, eligne

2 doz. 15c; iris 15c dozen;
nas and dahlias, 3 for 25e;
almond, pink weigelia 3 fo
Add postage. Miss An
| Rt. 2, Cumming.

Sultana plants 15c eac
25c; Sultana seeds 10c per
HhMrs. Mary F. cae ; R.
Crawfordville. - (ee

Tulips mixed colors 50
blue hyacinths, orange d
30c dozen; - verbenas,
mums, large flowering
spearmint 25 dozen.
Nix, Rt..2, Alto.

Sweet scented yellow n
bulbs 10c dozen, 3 dozen 25
postage. Plant now |
blooms. Mrs. C. R. Torran
2, Milledgeville. =~

Have two or three hu
Madonna es bulbs.
cheap. Mrs. eae Wood,
| Alpharetta,

Jonquil bulbs" ie gallon
ple iris bulbs _ 30c per C
home. None mailed or Ss
Miss Fanny } Pharr, Rt. Ae

This years poppy < eds
A No. 1color pink | an
mixed 10c per pkg. in
TW. R. Williams, Sr., PO
Danville.

Purple and white: iris 2
en; yellow jonquils $1.15
and flowering almond 15

. Gladys Attaway, N.
tree Rd. Chamblee.

Jonquil bulbs, Daffodils
and eggs 45c per C plus po

89, Elberton. 8

_Marigolds, -zinnias, - Sn
Mountain, fire plant, bl
Susans, morning glorie.
me-nots 5 dozen, Add po
Mrs. Ben N. Cox, 9 Oak s
ton.

30 bere paper. nar 1
dozen. white April blooming
cissus, 16 dozen yellow daf:
4 dozen Chinese sacred lik
dozen and postage or exch:
print quilt scraps and
Mrs. Edd Chalkley, 17

Ave., Columbus. .

Guernsey. Neurine >
Jarge 20 for 50c; will ex
20 for. 10 blooming siz
lily bulbs; Sultanas, g
-begonias,. 12 cuttings 50c
Ralph Williams. Boston,

White narcissus bulbs
Cc; exchg. for Honest
lants, periwinkle, Mexica
lowers. Myrs,. Charlie Pi
Rt. 6, Gainesville. Z

White, blue violets $1.25
azaleas, red and yellow

forsythia,
each; rhododendron 25
physostegia 0c per C.
Eller, Ella Gap. ss
Chrysanthemums, swee
Mtn. ferns, azaleas 10c ea
dozen; foxglove, yellow
dozen 15c; large cannas
Well rooted. Add - post;
John Henry Frix, Rt. 2, C1

Giant double zinnias 25
mixed hollyhocks 25c dozen
glove 30c dozen; Balm |
25 each; . pink mamm
rbena 5c each; blue _ageratt
each. eae vit erable R
/Cumming.. oe

Db eee. pink
iow Japonicas 8 yr. old, well
ed 50c each;- Boston fe ns
dozen; . monthly roses 50
dbl. peonies $1.00 dozen,
bulbs 50c dzen. Miss Sa:
Barrett. Rt. 3, Ellijay.

ee lilies, narcissus 15)

$5.00 per M; Maidenh
me each; Yellow, re
drake and plurisie 1

Dbl: Japonica, =
white, a 6. yr. me)



old $10.00. Mr i
43, Ellijey.



WERS AND SEED | P

FOR SALE



e well rooted Rose of Sha-
shes 25c each plus 10c
age; will exchg, 1 for 4 white
lano sacks or 4 100- Ib feed
in good condition. Mrs. L.
Ashworth, Rt. 4, Logansyville.

ach red, white, pink oxalis,

- justicia, angel wing be-
ia, 6 Jew vine, 6 lantanas, 2
ms all nice cuttings 50c;
ountain ferns rooted 50
Add postage on small or-
ary Grindle, Rt. 1, Dah-

n glow, mums, iris, yel-
isies, foxglove 25 for 30c;
sus 15e dozen; dahlias,
, Pink weigelias, pink al-
3 for 25c, plus postage. Miss

nie Frix, Cumming.
unias, Four ~ oclock, Love
ding, cosmos 15 dozen; Ti-

a orange, scarlet 6 for 20c; |

BRON, Rt. 2, Columbus.





ia -300 Ib, to vine. 300
; Golden Queen plants,
will Smith, Roy.

s. collard seed, heading | 2

riety. Make offer. - Mrs, Jesse |
enter, Tifton, Ri. /2 :

d sound 1938 crimson clo-
seed, 5 lb. in burr; 10 lb.
clean and trashed seed fob.

guar. E. Cz Dapohin, Hart-

also oak smoked side and
oulder | meat, 18 Ib. in 25 Ib.
Ss. Malvin - Collins, Whigham.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,

start; 3 starts, 25. Add 3c|

ge. Mrs. R. A, SN Rock- |
Lat 8.

ned Bur cio: seed, ic tb.
rs, Clyde ones Norwood,
Box 1.- : :
te Dixie watennciva: Seed.
: postpaid. Calhoun: Hogan,

Polit einudiina beer eed
start; 3 starts, 25c. Mrs. Et-
ckmart, Rt. 2, Box 40.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
start; 3 starts, 25c. Mrs. Ola
iel,. Rockmart, Rt. Cs

Bushel, Martin and_ Dipper

urd seed, Vine. okra,. Gigantic

ans (5 ft. long) 12c_ pkt. Any |

for -30c. Stamps Pe J.
/Sgmecnone ae Rt 2 ern



: LANTS. FOR SALE



Day 40035, ie per M. del;
drumhead, Flat. Rutch,. C. W. 1
bbhage 50050c, 80c per M del.|
. collard 60c per M; Vigorvine
omato 25c for 50. H. P Crow,
2, Gainesville. see
Red and pink P. R. potato 65
er M: Boon $1.00 per M; Stone
Baltimore tomato 80c per M;

gwbhe 90c per M. Delivered; 1

M$6. 00 collect; collards same
ice. E. B. Wetherford, Rt. Z:

Genuine pink and ca Mein Pe
potato 75c per M. Full count.
mpt shipment. No checks Me
-Tomberlin, Surrency.

Gr. - Baltimore tomato 15
; hot pepper 5 dozen. Will
XC e. Royal Ellis, Bx. 44, Rt. 3,
ijay.
_P. R. potato 60c per M del.; 5
M 0c per M del. Prompt ship-
. Claude Tyre, Screven.

Red skin P. R. potato 70 per
Mi del.; 5 M lots or more 65c per

MM del. cash with order. Aaron
ellers, Rt. 4, Baxley. <

Marglobe tomato ine now
eady, 200, 35; 500, 50c; 75c M;
Lb. collard seed. . Emma, B.
stephens, Gainesville, oR 6

Imp. P. R: plants, govt insp.,
Oc M cash. Prompt shipment
. N. Ridley, Baxley.
Cabbage. and tomato plants,
C; 200, 35c; 500, 50c; 90c M
nailed. Leon Chambers, Oak-
O00; Rt..1,
Cabbage and tomato plants
Oc C; 200, 39c; 500, 50c; 90 M
C ailed. Winfred Ivey, yi Oakwood,
Red and yellow skin P. R. and
jd fashion Boones, 75c M del.
infred . Waldrip, Flowery

ee heading collar d plants,
c G: 300, 50c. Mrs. O. D.
Woodruff, Greenville, Rt. 5.

- Good Marglobe tomato plants,
0c C; 15 M fob. W. W. Heath,

Klondyke -_ strawberry

multiplying. onions 50c gal. Grace
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.

1 Full count. Strong plants.

mato,

| 65 per M del.

plants!
C; 500, 85c; $1.50 M; White}

Klondike
20 C3 500, 85c; $1.50 M; old

Effie Crow, Cumming, Rt 1.

Black Beauty egg plant, 15
doz.; 25, 25c; Ga. collard, 15c C;
200, 25e; | large. kudzu clumps,
50c doz.; Red- River tomatoes,

Macon, Rt. 2.

Fresh field grown cabbase. to-
mato, collard, all leading varie-
ties, Chas. W. cabbage, Marglobe
tomato, also Ga. collard 300 40c,
500, 60c, 85c per M del.; 60c per

M for > M or more exp. collect.

Ernest Wales. Rt: 1, Gaines-
ville.

Tomato plants. from certified

seed Brimmer, Stone, Beefsteak,

Marglobe, Giant. Crimson, Col-
lossal. None shipped. L. A2Ouzts;
Rt. 3, Elberton.

Brak o day certified: faranto
30c per C, 30060c, 500 80c,
$1.50 per M; now yeady; lead-
ing variety cabbage, Flat Dutch,
Copenhagen, etc. $1.50 per M.
Ready June 15th. Good plants
late service. John B. Nix, Rt. 2,
Alto,

Govt. . insp, and treated pink
skin P. R. potato 2 M up 75c per
M postpaid. Full count. Prompt
delivery. Ralph B.. Tyre, Rt. 1,
Baxley. .
cel post CODBreak o'day, Mar-
globe, New. Stone, Gr. Balti-
more, 20020c, 50040c, 10c per
packed. J. O. Stokes, Rt. Pitz-
gerald.

P. R. potato, Gavi. ay treat-
ed 90c per M; Marglobe, Gr. Bal-
timore tomato, 60c per M, All
| del. prompt shipment. Cash. No
| ehecks. V. P. ae Rt. 4. Bax-
ley. :

Govt. insp. PR: poles: "15 per
M del; 3 M and up 70c per M.
L. .
Lightsey, Rt. 2, Surrency.

Govt. insp, red or white P. R.
potato plants 75c per M, 2 M and
over 70c per M del. Isham Diet
sey, RFD, Odum. |

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
plants, collards, stone and B. to-

}mato 50060c, $1.00 per M. All

del. Hot and sweet pepper 50
plants 25c. Amos Garrett, Rt. 7,
Gainesville.

Red and Yellow Skin P. R. po-
tato plants, State insp.
treated. $1.25 M. Exc. some for
peas and dried fruit. J. W. Hin-
son, , Hazlehurst. Rt. 3.

New Stone and .Baltimore to-
leading varieties collards
90c per M; Marglobe tomato
$1.00 per M del.; 10 M $6.00 col;

Gen. red skin potato plants
G. C, Pet dene
| Surrency.

Gen. red skin ovate 00 per
M del. to 3rd zone. Ww: G. O'Quinn
Rt. 2; Surrency. z

Heading collard 60c for 500, 90c
per -M_ postpaid. Milton Dean,
Rt. 1, Canton... a

Red Skin Pp. R. potato cone
insp. and treated 70c per.M del.
Good plants. Full count, A. F.
Sheffield, Surrency

Red. Skin P. R. potatoes $1.00
per M del. Prompt delivery. T.
P, Musselwhie, Rt. 1, Arabi.

Ruby King pimento sweet pep.

| per plants 25c per C; yellow root,

sassafras 20c lb.; Catnip healall,

hound, 6 for 25c; peppermint,
25c per C; dill eS 10c dozen.
Postpaid. Mrs. . Eaton, FRG: 1:
Dahlonega.

Govt. insp. P. R. potatc "50 per
M. Leroy Turner, Rt. 3, Fitzger-
ald. :

Govt. inep. impr. P. R. potato
j5c per M. H. M. Burke, RFD 3,
Baxley.

Govt. insp. pure red skin PR.
potato 50050c, 90c per M del.
Prompt shipment. Good count.
Dewey Mathis, Rt. 1, Flowery
Branch.

Govt. insp. pink skin P.

R po-

Will exchg. W. J. OQuinn, Jr.,
Rt. 2, Bx 165, Odum.

Marglobe New Stone tomato
75c per M postpaid, moss packed,
guar full count, Mrs. Katie Mul-
lis, Rt. 2, Odum.

Bull face broad leaf tobacco
plants now ready $1.50 per M;
20c per C or 85c per D. Del. H. W.
Summerour, RFD 1, Cumming.

Hot pepper 30c per C, tomato
30c per C:; horse radish 20c doz-
en; nice yellow beeswax 25c lb.
Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Rt. 1, Alto.

Pink and red skin potato, govi.
insp. and treated 80c per. M del;
2M up 5c per M -del.; Royal
King sweet pepper from Hast-
ings seed $1.00 per M del; 25c
per C. Moss packed. Now ready.
Woodrow Lightsey, Screven.

Banna yam potato good as ev-

j



red. skin P. R. plants:
. Prompt.shipment. i. Ft
selwhite, Arabi, Rte;

eta
ay

Tennille

age. Try them. C.

if

lalbawbene plants, :
fashion Beer seed, 10 start Mrs.

200, 25 postpaid. J. W. Toole,

globe,

Tomato plants shipped by Bake

M, S M$3.00. Now ready. Moss| -

| pepper
Guar. full count, G. L. Steedley,

and] -

P.R. potato. 5c per M. L. M.
| Wetherford, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

balm, dbl. tansy, rhubarb, hoar-

tato now ready, 75 per M del.

| Big



er grown $2.00 r M plus post- |
2 Re T. Renee.

Rie potato, Marglobe, Stone and
Baltimore tomato Wakefield, |
Dutch cabbage, collard plants
70c per M del.; 5 M $2.75; 10 M
$5.00; Vigorvine tomato 3 doz.
oi Ww: Smith, Rt. 2, Gaines-
ville.

Leading varieties cabbage, to-
Mato, collard plants, now ready

| 20 per C; 30050c; $1.00 per M
65c per M express col. Odaj

del;
Parrish, Rt.

Wakefield,

2, Dahlonega. C.
Dutch cabbage,

|Marglobe tomato, collards, 400

40c, 75c per M mailed; 5 M50c
per M exp. col.; vigorvine toma-
to 50. plants 25; PR: ae 60c
per M. L.A. Crow, Rt. , Gaines-
Ville = 2

Gourds, prices. according to
size; spearmint $1.00 per CGC.
Packed in damp moss. No stamps.
Mrs, T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro.

Certified P. R. potato se
$1.00 per M; will exchg. Wri
Mrs. J. Ty Altman, Alma.

Genuine wilt - resistant Mar-.

/globe tomato 20035c, 50050c,|

5c per M mailed; two. pigs 8
weeks old $6.50 each, $12.00 pr.
W. R. Stephens, aes 6; Gaines-
ville. :

Fresh. mountain erown ee
Newstone tomato, Flat
Dutch, Chas. W. cabbage, Ga.,
true > heading collard 20. per Cc.

| 30035c, 75c per M_ postpaid. 5

M or more 60c per M COD. Mrs.
Francis VRB INS 7 Rt. dL Gaines-
ville. sats

P.R. red. and ae sie |
to 65c per M, cabbage 40c and
tomato 60c per M. N. W. Py
Ty oP Ge

Govt. insp. red and pink Pp. R.
potato 85c per M; old fashioned
Spanish, Boones $1.00 per M.
All del. Prompt shipment. Ola,
Mathis, Flowery Branch. ~

Inspected and certified Pp. R:| :

he?

and Nancy Hall potato $1.00 per
M prepaid by express. C. R. Red-/|
mond, Pelham,

Good strong, govt. inspt. P. R.
potato 40 per M; millions. Gr.|
Baltimore and Newstone. toma-
to 30c per M; Early Triumph $1)
per M. Count guar. Ge A. Lewis.
Rt. 4, Baxley.

Red skin P, R.. potato not

mixed 85c per M; tomato 75c per}

M; collard 85c per M; Ruby King|
$1.25 per M. All del.

Baxley.

Wakefield, Dutch cabbage,

Stone, B. and Marglobe tomato, |
Georgia ec#@.ards,

50050c, 85
per M; hot and sweet pepper l5c
dozen. All del, Laura Mae Gar-
rett, Rt. 7, Gainesville,

Leading variety tomato, cab-
bage, collards 65c per M, 500
40c, 20c per C. Orders mixed as
wanted. Prompt attention. Clay |

Evans; Rt. 1, Gainesville.

Vigorvine tomato 5c. per C,}
50c for 200 del.; Marglobe 300}
50c; $1.00 per M. del. Will. exche,
R. C. Moore, Rt. 3, Rockmart.

Govt. insp. P. R. and Hidons
$1: per M del.; full count.
Pr mpt shipment; exchg. for}
bedspreads or white half. runner
tender bean seeds. Mr. Geo. L.
Durand, Rt. 2, Gainesville geet

Marglobe tomato 15c per C,
50060c, $lper M. ree
shipment. Mr. Louie Prater, Rt. 1
Gainesville. =

Early Impr. Kiolidyite : straw-
berry 15c per C; yellow popcorn
10c lb.; banana mushmelon seed
20c teacupful. Add postage. Rosie
Crowe, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Fresh grown tomato, Marglohe,

New Stone, Gr, Baltimore 5c
per M del. Moss packed. J. P.
Mullis, Rt. 4, Baxley. ;

-P, R. potato, leading varieties zy.

tomato, collard 90c per M del.;
5 M $3.50, 10 M$6.00 collect.
G. E. Wetherford, Rt. 2, Gaines- |
ville. :

Wakefield, Dutch
Stone and Baltimore tomato. Ga.
collards 50055c, 95 per M; 10}
M lots by express $8.00. All del.
A. C. Garrett, Rt. 7, Gainesviile..

Govt, insp. P. R. potato 85
per M del. D. C. Nail, Rt. 3, Bax-
ley. : :

Govt.
per M. C. D, Crow, Rt.
ville.

Govt. insp. -P. R. potato. 80
per M; New Stone, Gr. Balti-
more; Matchless tomato 40c for
500; "20 per M. All del.'in Ga.
Moss to roots. Prompt shipment,
S. C. Rowe, Rt. 2, Fitzgerald. -

Plants all 50c per. Mcertified
P. R. potato, cabbage, white Ber-
muda onions Margiobe tomato,
Bell pepper, Jersey cows,
spotted Poland China shoats and
seed oats. W. W. Williams, Sib.
man.

Genuine Gaddis Impr. P. R.
potato, govt. inspected and treat-
ed 90c per M postpaid. Geo. R.
Hunt, Kathleen.

Certified red skin P. R. plaints

insp. Boones potate $1
, Gaines- |

Tnsp. Boone red ona ae p.|

i.

cabbage, I



75c per M del. Satisfaction guar-

_ anteed. C J. So Wer Wik

}ed, 50c per M del.; Marglobe to-
mato 60c per M del. Ready now.
Good plants and good count. W.
D. Lightsey, Screven.

Cabbage, tomato and collard

, plants, leading varieties 20c per

C:; 85c per M del; 5 M or more
~b0 per M collect. be ee Rt.
T, Lula. - ea

Pink sha fed skin 2, R. poses
govt. insp. and treated, 75@ per
M del. Money orders only. R. R.
Smith, Screven,

Wakefield, Dutch, cabbage,
Stone, Marglobe tomato, Ga. Ccol-
Lae 20 per C> -30035;, 500

iC

M--$12, 00. Money order. preferred
John C. Crow, Rt. 4, Gainesville.

Genuine PR potato 90 per M
postpaid; 50c per M express col-
| lect; vine cutting 75. Ja Wamet
| Ocilla,

Red skin p R. -insp. and
treated 50c per MFOB.: or 80c
per M postpaid in Ga. S. L.
Norris, Rt. 1 Quitman.

_ Marglobe, Baltimore, Match-
less. and Bonny Best tomato 500-
65c, $1.00 per M; Ruby King,
Calif. Wonder sweet Beppe? hot
pepper $1.02 per MM; Black
Beauty . egeplanits: 50065c, $1.00
per M del. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

State insp. Pp R. sweet potato
plants 75 per M prepaid | in

508" E. Rogers St., Valdosta,

"State inspt red. or pink skin. Pp.
-R. plants 65. per M. Prompt
shipment. Erepad. Paul es
Baxley.

Me

Cabbage plants $1.00. per. M atl.
Dollie:

bed, . $125 per M del.
Blackwell, I Rt, 1, Dahlonega.

Copenhagen, Duteh cabbage,
Stone and Baltimore tomato,

| collard 15 per C; 40040c, 150]
per M del.; 5 M $2. 15; Maxeglobe |
tomato 20c per C, 300-a5c: Vig-|
Lee:

otvine tomato 25 for Te."
Crow, Rt. 2, Gainesville. -

4, Tomato PlantsCertified Mar-

globe, Stone, Brimmer, Beef-
steak, Collossal, etc. transplant-
ed. None shipped. anywhere. =
not order. -L. H. Ouzts, Rt.

Elberton, near Concord Chua



|CORN AND SEED CORN

os OR SALE

400 bu. aoe in shuick at barn,



80c bu.; 80 lb. in, bu. 'R. L. Black-

well, Calhoun. ;

150 bu. sound corn at eas place
on highway, 4 mi, east of Davis-
boro. Clinton Hartley, Bartow.

Choice, hand selected, . nubbed

and shelled Mexican June. seed
-corn, 75 pk.; $2. 50 bu. tok. We A.
Addy, Senoia..
Mexican June ee corn, Bie
and white, $1.50 my brown top
millet. seed, 10c Ib. .P Pee
well, Maxeys. eps Se

300 bu. good, | aehite. corn. in
shuck, 80 Ibs. to bu. 75 bu. 3 M.
Gillespie, Blairsville, Rt. 1.

Yellow, red cob corn, has 2 to
3 ears to stalk, 25 ates $1.00 pk.
Docia Harris, Lula.
he 40. or 50 bu. good slipped Snack
corn, 90c bu. at barn. Cora
Tompkins, Oconee.

100 bu... sound corn in shlck,
"Te bu. fob. Ernest ae ree
ham, Winder.

- BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



W. W. Lang, Lizella.

100 bu. Iron peas, $2.00 bu.; 50
bu. Brabs. $2.10 bu.; 30 bu. vel-
vet beans, 95c bu. sGearence E.
Sasser, Bonaire. sees
. 13 bu. No. 1 Tillman peas, $2. 00
bu.; $1.90 bu, lot. Linton H. Wood,
Jeffersonville, :

40 bu. O- too- tan beans, some
cracked, $2.50 bu. FOB. De R.
Nall. Luthersville.

PEANUTS & PECANS
| iF OR SALE

Imp. anes Spahish pees
$4.00 C; $78.00 ton. No checks. W.
M. Hooks, Unadilla, Rt. 2.

20 Ibs. No. 1 North Carolina
Runner peanuts, hand = shelled,
12 lb. M. QO. W.. &. Norton,
Edison. oe

POTATOES FOR SALE

Lookout Mountain Irish pota-
toes, $2.00 bu. M. O. Jas. L, Mec-
| Daniel, Norcross.

Pure Lookout Mtn. Trish po-
tatoes (seed). Write for prices.

oo Wee Lancaster, Pendergrass.









pine skin Pp. R. ina aia reat

75e. per M del; -5 express col-
lect, 5 M$3. 00, 10 M$5.00, 25)

~ 4d Pure

| for service,

Brab: aia Tron peas, $2.50; su- :
Oe crowders, 6c lb. Add postage.



<6 Sheppard ee -ancona ~
and 1 cockerel AA grade, 75c
$5.00 lot fob. ee a
aeons, Rte

BANTAMS _

5 good laying bantars
.25 ea. for lot. Soke wW. ither.
Martin, Rt. 1.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCK

3 W. R. Cockerels, Feb,

| hatch, 90c ea.; $2.25 lot: is
Red. Exp. paid. Mrs. S. S_.
zell, 206 Sixth St., Moultrie.

12 five mos. old B. R. pullets
AAA stock, $1.00 ea.; exchang
for crimson clover seed. R
Johnson, Fairburn, Box 44.

Thompson imp. B. R. cock
els and pullets, March hatched
$1.00 ea.; larger lots, 75
Apr. hatch, 85c ea.; larger
60c ea.; eggs, 15 for 75c, Mr
E. Steadam, Bainbridge.

40 purebred Buff Rocks, 4 wks
old, short, stocky type, ; eo ea.
ade C. Reid, Milner...

Fine W. R. pullets, 80c_ ea.
cockerels, $1.00. Will give 1 coc
erel free with ea. 10 pullets. Mrs
J. L. Wallace, Bowersville..
GAME

Fine Warhorse . rooster, $3, 0:

4 1938, hatched -Warhorse ro

and hens, $2.00; 15 eggs, $2.

+|M. Seaborn, Br k.
Prompt shipment. W. J. Davis, ee

1 fine pit game cock and Lhe
$3.50; hen laying since Febru-
aes CS. Farmley, are. ;
GIANTS

1 thoroughbred Jersey W.

Giant cockerel, 2 yrs. old, Miller
gtr. $2.25 3-4 cockerel and 1 hen
$4.00. J. O. Howell, ea

LEGHORNS

W. L. pullets, 4 wks. old, $30. 10
C here. G. B. Dasher, Valdost
ox 65.

Big type Eng. W. a pullets,
Mar. and Apr. hatch, Write f
prices. Chas. T
Gainesville, Rt. 8.

- 200 W. L. hens, 1 yr. old, 65
ea. for lot. Fannin Bohlen, 'M
dison,

Six 1-yr.-old, purebred S. C.
B. L. hens, $1.00 ea. M. O. Mrs,
D. S. Littleton, Atlanta, Rt. 3.

Behe roosters, |
15th hatched, 75c ea. Mrs. <
Taylor, Rochelle, Ri hi Ses

180 Colonials Best Ege Grade
Ww. L. pullets, 12 wks. old. vac
cinated for sorehead. we BF;
Grogan, Newnan, Rt. ay

130 AAA grade a a bees
May 1937 hatch, now |
around 65%.

a

hatch, laying.

Lyons, Rt. 2.
45 AAA W. L. laying hens, 1937

hatch, $1.00 ea.; 1 cockerel, $5.00

Oo. M. Edgeworth, Stone Moun-

tain, Rt.

15 W. - Fryers, av. 1% Ibs. ea.,
fat and nice, 1Sc lb; 10 extra
fine W. L. Cockerels, 9 weeks old,
50c ea. M. O. Bernice Smith,
Demorest.

~ 30 Booths AAA blood tes
W. L. cockerels, 9 wks. old, 75
ea. postpaid Cash with order. H.
E, Smith, LaGrange, Rt. Tx

Best breed Leghorn cocker
80c ea. Otto A. Stock, Rt. 2, Box
-19, Waycross. :

25 Booth hatched S. C. Ww.
cockerels, Pullorum tested, re
$1.50 ea. Warwick
Murphy, Sparta. Se

300 W. L. hens, now la ng
85c; also 250 W. ae pullets, i
wks old, 70c ea. del. Mrs, W. M.
Chambers, Carrollton, - Rt. 22

W. L. roosters, AAA quality, :
mos. old, 60c ea.; 3 for $1.50. Cash
with order. Mrs, B. J. Head, Aj-
ma.

Bo Be R. hybrid Gook like
rocks, lay like leghorns) chicks
$6.50 C; also started chicks: -
J. B. Collier, Cochran, Rt.

25 Bushs AAAA S. CO. Ww.
Eng. str. pullets; also 6
Band cockerels, 12 wks. old, $1
No. culls. Chas. E, Alley,
Bright St., Macon. iS feiegs

_ MINORCAS

Black minorca cockerel, 193
hatch, from prize stock, $2. 00
Geo. S. Austin, Atlanta, Rt. 63,

MISCELLANEOUS

Purebred buttercup roosters, 2
mos. old, $1.00 ea. at my home,
Mrs. J. A. Culbreth, Culbreth,
Cairo, Rt. 1,

ORPINGTONS |

5 A. C. E. supreme B. O. cock~
erels. Write for prices. Also have
1 acre baby lima beans, ju:



_ Thomas, eae Bal: ag

Started picking, at J. C. Blanton, ~
6 mi. east of Adel. Mrs. 2 Be :





CATTLE FOR: SALE





PIGEONS.

horoughbred White King and
eaux pigeons,
nated, 50c pr. or trade for chick-
ms or what you have.
ohnson, Smyrna.

ane and Blue Fantails, Dra-
Show Homers and Bir-
onan Rollers,
how stock, Reasonable prices.
. Trausou, 841 Fredrica
N. E,, Atlanta.

Zingneck doves, $1.50 pr.
Se 1050 Gordon St...



young and










bob white cock, $1.50; will
es hen, A. C. Salter, eat

EDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES)
-H, Red pullets, 3 mos, old,
orum tested, $1.00 ea. Bu-
do Johnson, Sparta.

urebred N. H. Red cockerels,
ar. hatch 60c ea. in lots of 3
ore, fob in light crates. M.
Oliver, Franklin Springs.

ure S, C. N. H. Red cock-
blood tested, 3 mos. old,
ea. M. O. Mrs. John G,




















n Brads W. D., $1.00 ea. M. O.
Reid, Hartwell.

Red cockerels, 12 wks.;

ts, 8 wks. old, $6.00; large

TARA Re. Ie Red;
EN H. rooster, 1 yr. old,
.. Mrs, T, E. Grayson, | Al-

<1 Red pullets, 542 mos.
os cockerels, Owens str.,
z., no culls; 65 N. H. Red
lets "34 mos, old ready to lay
nd 4 cockerels, $1.00 ea, Mrs. Ww.
Rahn, Stockton,
armenter str. R. I. Red
ls, Feb. hatch, direct from
holding world record for 2
rs. as layers, $2.00 ea. fob. No
eae William T. Hippey,

EYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

grown Blue Mammoth geese,
30 ea.; 15 half grown geese,
a.; exchange for W. L. pul-
Or good heavy mixed hens, |
J. L. Orr, Winder, Rt. 4.
Mammoth Toulouse goslings,
vks. old, 50c ea, Mrs. Fred L.|.
ite, Buckhead.














(Morgan Co.).
ice ducks, drake and 3 hens,
a, Add express charges Exc,
or eer Wm. steals at Bu-



















i baby ae Fes old

Vant to exchange 3 Long Is-
1d ducks, 1 drake and 4 black
uscovy ducks for 75 heavy.
ed day old chicks. Sell for ae
-E. A. Dawley, Leary.

Vant to raise any kind ohiek:
_ halves to 8 wks. old. W.
Stonewall, Rt. 1.

ant 150 W. R. and 150 N. .
baby chicks to raise on
0 10 wks. old. W. O. _Bel-
y, Abbeville, Rt. 1.
BARRED ROCKS

nt AAA B, |
ote price and age.
; Nahunta, Rt. 1, Box 52

Mrs. J, C.



FOR SALE

sold old nate, work aay debts
- Ohas, Brown,
kdale Road.

: ate mule, 1 M_ \bs.,



ing cow and take mule. Mrs.
p Thompson, Darien. Green-
od Plantation. ~
plug mule,
950 tbe. $50.00 cash, Exe for
A purebred Hereford bull
eifer. D. C. poesia! Sere-










fair cond.,

i: plug mule, 900 Ibs., if fat with
90d feed, $25.00; a better mule,
10 00, Write or come see. Mrs.

loyd, Broxton, RFD 2.

Morgan bred, 4 yr. old, Blood
y black points, 1100 lb.
. ire breeder, easily han-
ll broke to work. Jas. As








; rge type Shetland pony, very
entle and trained to 1c $25.



7 head choice quality reg.,
Hereford bulls, ready for ser-
,| vice. Choice blood lines. Wt.
about 650 lbs. T. B, and Abortion
tested. Russell Daniels, River-
dale. :

4 mos: old, reg., Jersey heifer,

fresh, $50.00. Mrs. S. E, Jones,
Fairburn. Rt. 2
Purebred Guernsey bull, wt.

about 1 M Ibs., 2% yrs. old, light
red color, good markings, $100.00.
M, J. Smith, Valdosta Box 44.

Good Jersey cow, fresh first of
June 4th calf. 5 gal. milk per
day, $50.00; also 2 P. C. shoats,
about 175 lbs ea., $25.00 for both.
A. J. Prewett, Rising Fawn, Rt.
3. eee

ent. to reg., from fine stock, $25,
or exc, for hogs or produce. W.
A. McKinley. Lithonia, Rt. 3.

White Face bull, thoroughbred
5 or 600 Ibs., $40.00. A. C. Free-
man, Flovilla. Rb.. 1. :

Reg. Polled Hereford bull and
two reg. Hereford cows for sale.
Thomas C., Wylly, Tennille.

Reg. bull calf, 3 wks. old, sired
by a Silver Medal bull from Peb-
ble Hill, Dam. of calf gives 3%
gal. daily. $25.00 at my barh. C.
J. Atkinson, Madison, .

A truck load of fat, mixed beef
cattle on Blythe Isle, for sale.
Mrs. Arthur Agnew, Brunswick.

1 yr. old heifer, Holstein and
Jersey cross, also 1 fine, young
black sow, Essex, P. C., and Du-
roc cross, ready to breed: and a
| Dark Cornish hen for sale or
exc. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester, Rt, 1,
(5 mi. So. Sylvester.) i

2 purebred Jersey milch cows,
fresh jn, for sale. See or write.
A. D. Pope, Senoia. Rt. 1.

Few yokes good work oxen, also
1 half breed Angus yr. old bull,
J. H. McVeigh, Waynesville.

Reg. Polled Hereford bull
calves and 1 reg. Polled Hereford
herd bull. Apply EB. Y. Boswell,
Jr., Siloam,

6 yr. old Jersey milch cow de
sale, $100.00. Mrs. C. Bowen, At-
lanta. 331 Mell Ave. N. E., De
3973.

8 mos. gtd. ptirkred Jersey
bull calf from 4 gal. cow, wt.
about 350 Ibs., $25.00 at baru;
will sell cow and- calf for $100. 00.
a B. A. Weldon, Fitzgerald.
Rt, 2. : ;

CATTLE WANTED





Want 8 to 10 White Face calves}

that are old and large enough to
pasture at best. ae Geo. G.
Stiles, Rome. Rt.

Want buy a thoroughbred
Guernsey heifer calf, 4-6 mos.
old, from heavy producing stock,
cheap for cash. Geo. B. fan,
Thomaston. :

HOGS FOR SALE





Purebred Duroc-Jersey pigs, |

reg., and dbl. treated for cho-
lera; 2 boars, 6 mos. old, wt. 180
lbs. $25.00 ea.; gilts, and - boars,
3 mos, old, 75 Ibs., $15.00 ea. All
ae: my farm, = A. Buie, White
Oa

Reg. Duroc Sevan sow, Lady
Miracle, No. 18662, due farrow
in July by P, C, boar. Prize win-
ner. 500 Ibs. wt., $45.00; 2 fine
gilts and 1 boar, from above sow,
around 100 Ibs. ea. $45.00 or $15.
ea. All FOB farm, Reg, $1.50 ea.
oe A Kalor Galloway, Griffin.
Rt. A.

12 nice, chactined BP. C.- pigs,
large and small bone type: Write
or come see for further inform-
ation. M. P Martin, Jr., Stilson,
BED 22."

From 1 to 10 reg. Hereford
yearling bulls, horn-type, strong
in Domino breeding. Percy A.
Price, Albany.

Little Bone Guinea boar, 42)

mos. old, ready for service, $15,
Oo. -P. Singerfield, Harrison,

S, P. C. pigs, World sae a

ship blood. Dbl. treated, reg a
buyers name, 10 wks. old. Ne
ea. Thrifty, Sat. guar, W. A. Dh.

jaferro, Blue Ridge. - ~

-Hampshire-P. C.. grades, 30- 40
lbs., 9 wks. old; P. C.-O. I. C.
| grades, 5 Wks. old; purebred P.
C, with or without papers. M. T.
Bryson, Greensboro. Rt. 3.

Pigs for sale. Ww. M. Strick-
land, Summerville.

Berkshire ae wt. about 140

Ibs., $12.00. We . Smith, Locust
Grove. :
S. P. C. pigs from dams of/

best breeding, sired by Terrific
Jr., (a half brother to present
Worlds Champion boar). Dbl.
treated, reg. DUaEe name, $10.00
ea.. 10 wks. old. L. J . Washington,
CR Re 1c

- 14 Spotted Bg: pigs a ready

Bull calf, purebred Guernsey,

| purebred Ram
pers Southdown or Shropshire,



(MARKET BULLETIN

_ SHEEP AND GOATS
_FOR SALE

Young billies, mixed Toggen-
burg-Nubian, etc., $3.00 up; Al-
pine-Tog. doe kid, $10.00. J. Jol-
ley, Atlanta, RFD 7,-

3 billy goats, 2 2 mos. old; 2
1% yr. old. I nannie, giving milk.
All thoroughbred Toggenburgs
and the 4for $50.00. H. N.
Thomas, Winterville. Box 87.

2 young milk goats, just kid-

ded (3 nice kids) about 5 qt. the
5 for $17.00. J. B. Bass, Chipley.

SHEEP. AND GOATS
WANTED

Want hear from party having
Mohair or Angora or other goats
that will produce wool for mar-
ket. J. M. Hall, Dublin.

Want contact party having
lamb, with pa-







for cash. F. M, Summer. Poulan.
Heics:

Want some 20 or 30 hornless
or butt-headed nannie goats.
State age, color, weight and price
at your barn, or del, aces G,
N Byrum, Ficklin.

RABBITS FOR SALE.

Chinchillas





Pure from reg.

stock, 3 mos. old, 75c ea. or exc.

at rate of 1 for 1, February hatch
Big English S. C. W. Leghorn
puliets, no culls. Ha. pay express.
I have 14. Or 1 bred doe for 3
pullets; H, J. Chandler, Fitzger-
ald. Rt. 3.

Pure N. Z. Whites, any age,
either sex, prices right.
Marie Russell, Stephens.

2*grown mixed does, $1.35 ea.;
2 purebred White N, Zealand
does, 2% mos. old, 75c ea; 2

mixed, grown bucks, $1.00 ea.; 1

doe, 4: mos. old, 75c. Jenny Lee
Garner, Tennille. - =



E. postpaid and insured. E, J

_ RABBITS WANTED

Want buy number of Chinchil-
la and other breed rabbits. Mrs.
Eva Taylor, eee:

Fresh and Cured Meat
FOR SALE

Oak smoked cured corn fed
bacon, Hams wt. 8 to 15 lbs., 30c
lb.;. Sides and Shoulders, 10 to
18 lbs., 20c lb. Will ship COD, I.
L. Jackson, orate.









Honey Bees and Bee
Supplies For Sale



~ Select chunk honey,
$1.75 postpaid. Guar.
man, Nahunta.

New crop extracted honey, 5
lb. pail, 75c; 6 pails for $3.90, J,
EL; Girardeau, McRae. 4

Several hives Italian bees,
$1.35; exchange for same. Ernest
g. Kelley, Oglethorpe. -

1,000 Ibs. new crop honey in 80
lb. cans, strained or in comb, 8c
Ib. fob. or 10 Ib. del. Ss. W. Slater,
Ludowici.

No. 1 pure Getiberry honey,
extracted in 10 Ib. pails, $1.00
pail, Not prepaid. Jim Pye, Odum.

40 modern frame hives of bees
in good .condition, not robbed,
$60.00. Dr. J. D. Patterson, Millen.

560 modern frame hives of bees

0 lb. pail,
. L. Hall-

in good condition, $100.00. A. Q.

Sherwood, Rt, 1, McDonough.

New white honey in comb in 10
lb, buckets, $1.45; bright honey
in 10 lb. buckets, $1.30; medium
red honey in comb in 10 Ib. buckets
$1.15. All postpaid to 3rd zone.
Other zones 10c extra. C. W.
Browning, Dublin, Rt. 3,

Fancy comb honey, mild de-
licious flavor, 10 lbs. $1.50 post-
paid to 4th zone; fancy strained
honey, same price. Write for price
list. J, O. Hallman,. Blackshear.

Nice, fresh 1938 strained honey,
$1.30 gal. eg can del. or $1.00
gal. not del. L. M. Smith, Pem-
broke.

5 Ibs. nice, yellow bees wax,
$1.00, add postage or exchange
for 100 lb. white sacks, free from

| holes, 8c ea. Mrs, Dollie Barkwell,
Breman, Rt: 2; Box: 58:

Fine table honey, extracted or
chunk, in 70 lb. lard cans, $7.00.
Sample on ee. J.T. ee
Sparks.

Fancy Gallberry porn honey
in- 10 Ib. pails, $1.25 pail; case
of 6 for $7.00 fob. Loraine Jerni-
gan, Waycross, Rt. 3.

New crop chunk comb or ex-
tracted honey, case of 5 lb, pails,
$3.50; 18 five lb: pails, $9.90 fob;
10 Ib. pails, $1.50; 5 Ib. oa 80



| Nahunta,



Write:),

Grain and Hay For Sale



Sev. tons bright Meadow andj.

Bermuda hay, $10.00- to $12.00 ton
at the farm, also new cut Spring
hay, the best cutting. C. H. Ogie-
tree, Crawfordville. Rt. EL

3 tons No. 1 Peavine hay, $14.00
ton at my place, 5 mi. North
Louisville on the Stapleton and
Warrenton Highway. Milton
Beall, Louisville.



Miscellaneous For Sale



Leading variety peach trees,
state insp., $35.00 M; $4.00 C;
Tsc doz.; plums, apricots, $8.00
C; $1.50 doz.; Japanese. wal-
nut, 24c ea.; $2.25 doz.; $15:00
cS: black walnut, 15 ea.: : -$1,50
doz.: $7.50 C. Mrs. E. B, Travis,
Riverdale.

Sweet gum, wild cherry, an
fras, wild cucumber bark, 10c

Ib.; yellow root, yellow dock, wild

almond root, 10c Ib.; angelloco
spignert, 15c lb. No orders less
50c. Mrs, H. F. Reece, Talking
Rock.

May apple, tattle root, yellow
dock, wild almond, 10c Ib.; spear-
mint, 20c doz.; butterfly root,
25c Ib.; Sampson snake root, Be
bunch. Mrs. L. M. Reece, Talk -
ing Rock, Rt. 1,

Butterfly: root, yellow root, 15
Ib.; wild cherry bark, 10c Ib,;
May apple root, 10c lb. fob. No
orders less 50c. Mrs, J. O. Luns-
ford, Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

Good 100 lb. feed sacks, free
of holes, 10c ea. del. or exchange
for honey. Meryl Lee, Red Oak.

Herbs for sale; also want to
contact parties who want berries
canned on halves. Will furnish
fruit. Mrs. Frances Allen, Roberts-
town.

125 good cotton seed meal and
hulls, bags, 5c ea. at my barn.
Chas. Seiferman, Rt. 5, Sylvester.

~ Yellow root, sassafras root rat-

tle root, wild cherry bark, but-
terfly root; 25 lb.; catnip, pepper-
mint, spearmint, hoarhound, balm

-ivey, 25c doz. del.-in Ist and 2nd

zones. Miss L. M. White, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box: 35.

Black walnut meats, free front
hull and shell, 3 Ibs., $1.00. del.;
jonquils and yellow ~ sweet scent-
ed narcissi bulbs, 75c C; 4 Ibs.
nice, sundried apples, 60c del;
exchange for 100 lb. feed sacks.
Mrs. F. Happoldt, Lewiston.

New dried sage, 40c Ib.; col-
lard seed, 15c cupful. Mrs. Aaron
W. Hill, Haysville, Rt. 1.

Cherry bark, 10c lb, Add post-
age. R. H. Free, Clarkesville.
Rt. 3.

Nice, dry leaf sage, 1938 crop,
50c lb.; 5 Ib. lots, 35 lb. postpaid
Sam Tweedell, Lithonia, Rt. 2.

25 lbs. new white downy feath-
ers, [Wc Ib.; $11.50 lot del. Mrs.

| Mary Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4.

Yellow root, sassafras root.

wild cherry bark, 20 1b.; catnip, |-

peppermint, 25 doz.; gariic
bulbs, 3 for 25c. Mrs. G. C. Hest-
er, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 37.

About 35 lb. chicken feathers,
$9.00 fob. R. E. F. Jerkins, Lithia
Springs.



Miscellaneous Wanted |



A CORRECTION:

Want an electric sianidantor.
cap. 1500 to 3 M., in good cond.
State what you have and Price.

J. H. Reece, Milan.
COTTON:
Want 10 Ibs., lint cotton for

reasonable cash price, Mrs. J. B.
Saye, Newborn.

CLOVER:
Want Bur and Crimson clover,

new crop. Write. A. C. Ware,
Hogansville. Rt. 3.

EGGS:

Want 16 Geese eggs. Exc, Buff
Orpington eggs or other value.
Mrs, J. S. Adams, Grayson. Rt, 1.

PEAS:

Want 10 bu. good Hay peas.
Will exc. P. R., Red Skin potato
plants for same, or good shelled
corn at market price. J. R.
Thomas, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Want 50 bu. Iron peas. Quote
lowest price del. and send sample.
W.H. Bolton, Griffin.

SEED: -

-Want 5 bu. Chufa seed at once.
Tom B. Atkinson, Broxton,

PEANUTS: _

Want 500 or 100 Ibs., of any
large variety of peanuts. State
price postage prepaid. A, L. Har-
rell, West Point.

DRIED APPLES:
Want some dried apples. Will
exc. Thanksgiving cactus, silve

speckled begonia, sev. dif. ferns,
justicia, pink conch shell, all well
rooted, 20c ea. Ea. prepay post-
age. Write first. Mrs. G. W:



LOWss;:

Owen, Hawkinsville.

Wednesday, June 15, 1938

yrs.

4bin, McDonough. Rt. 1.

A parties. Both to work. Apply at












































































POSITIONS WANTED

Man, alone, wants job on far
Exp. curing tobacco,
buildings, etc., and general wor
Best of ref. D. C. O'Neal, Uvalda
Rt. 1, Box 46.

Want job on good truck farm,
5 in family. 18 yrs. exp., me-
chanic and truck driving. Ref. if
needed. W. Y. Crider, Gainesville
879 W. Myrtle St.

Widow with good habits wants
job with reliable people, doing
light farm work, for home and
clothes and little spending money
each week. Mrs. Viola Hen
East Juliette.

17 yr. old, large, healthy, girl
willing worker wants job light
farm work. $2.00 week and home,
Miss Elone Wofford, Lawrence-
ville. 300 Crogon St., Care Mrs,
N. S. Robinson.

Young, unencumbered white
woman, good character, high
school education, wants light farm
work, no field work. Mrs. Ethel
Williams, Millen. Rt. 3, Care Mrs,
G. L. Cain,

Want job as caretaker, or othe
light work on farm. 52 yrs. old,
Exp., good ref. J. H. Boyntcn,
Atlanta. Care Gen. Del.

Want 2 mule farm and 10 to
20 cows, all on 50-50 basis, J; M.
Davis, Rising Fawn.

48 yr. old woman wants job
light farm work, no field work,
for board and $2.50 per week,
With small family. Mrs. Anna
Roberts, Columbus. 3608-4th Ave,

24 yr. old man wants job as
foreman of truck farm. Life time
exp. also tractor driver, and bes
of ref. Prefer near Ft, Valley.
Ernest Perry, Bogart. RFD 1.

Want job running mill. 20 yrs.
exp. Good ref. G. C, Rhod
Glenwood.

Man and wife, 4 children, val
job in dairy or on farm. 15
exp. J. J. Coy, Decatur. Rt. 2,
Care J. J. Richardson. 4

20 yr. old white girl wants home
with good people, doing light
farm work, no field work. Miss
Edna Hanson, Madison, Care Mrs.
W. Hz. Brady. :

17 yr. old girl ae home Ww
good, reliable people in oe eee
for light farm work. $2.50
salary, also. Lelia Law, Cairo
Ri: i

Want job on farm. Single, 43
old, exp. dairy, carpentry,
repair work, 2 yr. in Grist Mill,
drive car.and truck, Want job
after June 16th A. V. Taylor,
McIntyre, RFD 2,
Young man wants work on farm
year round, for board, washing
and reasonable salary per mont
Transportation will have to be
furnished. James Williams, Lum-
ber City; Rt.-2; Care H: J. Pag

FARM HELP WANTED

Bank eae man for 3 horse
crop for 1939. Good upland and
bottoms and good houses. Miss
Lveen Moore, Decatur. 122 Me
rose Ave. phone De 1728.

Want at once girl, 16 to
yrs. for light farm work. To live
as one of family. Mrs. Lillie H







Want good man to sow or plant
Fall crop, for 1-4 or for standing
rent.. Mrs. C. Deforest De ;
Avondale Estates.
Want: exp, wage hand at onc
pe 00 mo. laundry and board.

. Tyler, Monticello.

oe settled colored man and

and sober. Good place for a

once. Morrison Carlton, Moultrie.
Care Dr. Pepper Bottling Co.

Want man of high integrity and
experience and recommended by
two or three good citizens to take
charge of good farm. Come see
me at once. Mrs. L. D. Williams,
Atlanta. 589 Boulevard, N. E. Wa
1171. :

Want unencufnbered woman
colored, for light farm work, nc
field work. Salary and good home.
Mrs. P, H. Askew, Sr., Nashville.

Want white woman, 25 to 35
yrs. old to live in farm home
and do light farm work, no field
work. W. B. Copeland. Tunnel
Hill.

Want girl, 16 to 25 yrs. of age
to help with poultry, garden an
other light farm work. $1.00 we
and. board for first few we
then raise some if satisfactot
Robt. L. Dorough, Vienna. _

Want honest, settled, unen
cumbered woman, strong
healthy for light farm work, milk
1 cow, no field work, $12.00 month
and home. Mrs, L. C. tee Haz 1-
hurst.

Want good, settled, color
woman without home, for
farm work. Must be clean
honest. Rooni, board and s
salary. Mrs, J. L, Childers
lanta. 1214 Milton Tey



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