Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1938 November 1

can load several fear with neces potatoes
n and.a very good grade. The demand
r corn has been good for the past month,
Forty cent per bushel.
have some nice fall squash and turnips
n on the market now.

all field pea crop has been good up until

rice run from 2 cent to 3 cent per pound.
n touch with our market for potatoes in

oad lots.
PAUL W. CARTER, Mangere

' WEEVIL DESTRUCTION



Lo" many farmers-all through middle Georgia,

lly made only a third of a crop this year?
not expect such a continued wet season.
hought constantly that it would soon stop

ind checls the boll weevil, so we did nothing.

bad there a Benner more enterprising
; neighbors. dusted his cotton with calcium
e several times, doing this after a rain, and
good crop. One party we know about made





ATLANTA SPOT COTTON |

lanta, Ga. Oct. 27. At the close of the cotton .
Le today: Atlanta spot cotton was quoted at
ts on the New York December future or
per Ib. for middling % inch cotton. The
ye price of middling % inch cotton on ten
ern markets ee was 8.69 cents a lb.









- 15e-16e per Ib.
~ -t1e-12c per ib.
10-1042c per Ib.

-544e-612c per Ib.



_ WALTER PERKINS, ACTING SUPERVISOR MAREE IING DW s

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1938)...

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~a bale to the acre, ee five bales on seven

acres.
Be this as it may, we edo that the boll weevil

is here in force and is going into hibernation on our

farms, all teady to start out. bright and early next _

spring and ruin next years crop unless something
is done about it.

Now we do know that if the old Halk are cut
up with a stalk cutter and turned under, most of
these! old weevils will be destroyed so you wont
have to contend with them next year. If you do
not have a stalk cutter, and comparatively few
farmers have, you can rip up those stalks with a
middle burster or sharp scooter and Johnson wings,

drag them down with a log drag and then turn

them under or rake them off and burn them. If
you do this, half your battle is won. Then next
Spring get your merchant or ginner to order you
some black strap molasses, mix this_ with calcium
arsenate and mop your cotton. This is the cheap-
est and most practical way of controlling the boll





LIVESTOCK

The following prices were paid for hogs at the
sth Ga., livestock sale held Tuesday, October
25th
No. One's, 180 to 240 as
No. twos, 150 to 180 pounds =:

No. threes, 130 to 150 pounds .

No. fours, 110 to 130 pounds

No. fives, 60 to 110 pounds

Heavies, 240 pounds up

Sows fat and smooth _ averaging 295 pounds,
6.75; stags, 6.20.

Tuesday, Oct. 25th, for 7.40.
ALBANY SOFT HOGS _..

Oct. 28, as furnished by Cudahy peding Com-
pany and subject to change daily:
No. 1 soft hogs, 180 to 240 Ibs. 25...32 6.50
Heavy smooth hogs, 240 lbs. up :
No. 2 smooth hogs 150 to 180 pounds
No. 3 smooth hogs, 130 to 150 ios. _....-.- 5.75
No. 4 smooth hogs, 110 to 130 Ibs. Eee eo 5.50
No. 5 pigs, 60 to 110 Is... ee a S782)

ATLANTA LIVESTOCK

Oct. 28, as furnished by White Provision Co.,
and subject to change daily: :
Top soft hogs . & 6.15
Top hard hogs =D

Best fed grass and peef type steers and heifers
6.00 @ 7.50; common kinds 4.50 @ 5.00; most fat
COWS 4.50 @ 5.00: common cows 4.00 @ 4.50: can-
ners and cutters 3.00 @ 3. 75; good bulls 4.50 @ 5. 00;
common bulls 4.00 @ 4.50; best calves 7.00 @ 8.00;
medium calves 6.00 @ 7.00: common 4.00 @ 5.00:



Top hogs sold - on the Macon Auction ere i





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weevil. Kill them when ao first come out of :
hibernation and before ahey have time to Jay any

eggs.

oo aM every. farmer would do this, we would soon =
get the best of Mr. Weevil. Anyway, you can keep
them down on your farm until they begin to mi- ze

-gvate late in August and then youn, erop should Ee

pretty well made.



INSPECTION SERVICE HELPFUL

We are pleased to note the excellent work be=
ing done by the Food and Drug Division of our

State Department of Agriculture, also the Fertilizer 4

Division. Commissioner Columbus Roberts has
directed that a page of the Market Bulletin, each
issue, be devoted to a publication of the results _
shown by an analysis of the samples of foods, feeds, t
drugs and chemicals taken over the state. Mr.
Roberts wants the people of Georgia to lkwaow what ~
foods and feeds are pure and within the law and
what are not.

This is: not only a help to the consumer, but ag

also to the manufacturer, who makes good stuff, :
/the merchant who handles it and the farmer who
grows the foods. =a





PRICES OF FRESH VEGETABLES |

Price of fresh vegetables prevailing on State
Farmers Market, Atlanta, today, October 28th:

Apples; bulkper pusbel oe ee 30-60 -
Beans (butter) bulk, per bushel
Beans (snap) per bushel hamper
Beets, per dozen bunches: _..:......-...0ctceee
Collards, per dozen. bunches .....0..-.-20..--
Cucumbers, per bushel basket
Eggplant, per bushel hamper
Mustard greens, per bushel -.....-2..2.
Okra, per bushel hamper ee
Peas: (field) bulk: per bushel2. oo .90-1.00
Peppers, per bushel hamper ...0..-2---cc-.-- 50-75
Potatoes, per 100-lb. bag

Spinach. per- bushel. basket: " 60-.70
Squash, per bushel hamper ......-..--...... 1.50-2.00
Sweet potatoes, per 100 Ibs. (bulk)

Turnips (bunched) per dozen bunches |)... .
Turnip Salad, per bushel

1.00-1.25 |
40-50.
60-.75

1 20- 1 30
.60-.65

















REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCE

Eggs quoted below on the Atlanta Market are for eggs that have not been handled or graded for quality. Eggs that Have been graded and are guaranteed Sy
grade A quality, are bringing 3c to 5c premium. Unclassified, current receipts and yard-run eggs are not permitted to be offered to the retail trade. ~

Atlanta; Augusta



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mtry butter, best table
ld peas, mixed

1d peas, not mixed
elled con





avine = No. 1, ton
anut hay. No. 1, ton _.
ish peanuts, No. 1.



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CEORGIAMARKETBULLETIN

Established by J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture
March 1, 1917



Published Semi-Menthly by
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner
Executive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia

Publishing Office Covington, Ga. S
Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of Markets, 222 State Capitol.



Entered as second class matter August 1, 1937, at the Post
Office at Covington. Georgia under the Act of June 8, 1930. Ac-
cepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Sec-
tion 1103. Act of October 8, 1917.



Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re-
peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice.



Limited space will not permit insertions of notice containing
more than 30 words including name and address.



Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bul-

_tetin.



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Purple yellow throated iris,
white and yellow narcissus 25c
dozen; Bridal wreath, golden bell,
purple lilacs, flowering peach $1.00
dozen; yellow roses, velvet roses,
$1.00 dozen. Add postage. Miss
Lorene Jackson, Talking Rock,

Blooming size bulbs, daffodils,
jonquils, white, yellow narcissi,
gladiolas mixed $4.00 C; Cannas,
White Eureka, Yellow America.
City Portland pink, Rosea Gi-
gantae pink $3.0) C. Mrs. J. R.

_ Camp, Cordele.

1 each Tiger, pink, August,
Spider, Day lilies, Lily of Valley,
torch red, orange, spotted, yel-

jJow red leaf canna, 2 tulips, 2

gladiolus 50c; mixed colors phlox
and mums, 50 for 50c; 40 kinds
dahlias 40c dozen. Mrs. Sarah
Grindle, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

_ Deep pink peonies 25c each;

pink Fairy lilies, orange Phoenix

@affodils 25c dozen; Emperor

daffodils 20c dozen; April Yard

marcissus 15c dozen. Add post-

age. Mrs. Genie Barlow, Rt. 1,

"Tallapoosa.

Genuine evergreen Balsam
trees, also spruce, pink and white

- glmonds, rhododendrons, shrubs,:

well rooted. Mrs. Florence Hea-
ten, Mineral Bluff.

Montbretia bulbs 30c dozen;
tuberose 25c dozen; coral vine

tubers 15c each; butterfly lilies

10c each 80c dozen. Add postage.

Will exchg. for dried fruit. Mrs.

a H. Harley, 617 W. 39th St.
- Savannah.

-Snapdragons, all colors, some

_wvarigated seed 10c teaspoonful. |-

Send postage. Mrs. I. N. Minish,
Rt. 4, Commerce.

Giant snapdragons 30c dozen;
foxglove 25c dozen; roses: Paul's
Scarlet, Silver Moon, red velvet,
yellow 25c each; Balm of Gilead
25c each; Umbrella China 2c

each. William Chamblee, RFD 2,

Cumming.

Dbl. crimson Japonica, red,

pink, white, yellow, 6 yrs. old 50c)

each; red, pink, white, yellow
dogwood 4 for $1.00; canna lilies,

- peonies, azaleas $1.00 dozen. Miss
Sarah E. Barrett, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

_ Pink, red, yellow azaleas, red
and white dogwood, Mtn. laurel,
- sweet shrubs, white rhododen-
- @rons, black and white pines,
- crabapple, holly, well rooted $1.00
dozen; orange day lilies, blue
iris, evergreen galax 35c dozen.
Mrs. A. M. Roper, Mineral Bluff.
Lemon lilies 30c dozen; white
narcissus 60c per C; weeping wil-
_lews 15e each, 2 for 25c; privet
hedge $1.00 per ; hlue violets,
_ white daisies 35c per C. All root-
ed and del. Martha Ralston, Ella
Gap. -) 5

Giant Royal blue iries $1.00 per
C: dbl. white, cream, pink peonies
- 25c each, 5 for $1.00. Mixed colors
monthly rose cuttings, yellow
rambler cuttings unrooted 15c
dozen. Mrs. Dessie Hughey, Rt. 1,
Fairmount.

Holly and cedar bushes 40 and
50c and up; red flowering quince
30c; flowering almond 40c dozen,
Add postage, Velma Silver, Rt. 2,
Talking Rock.

Dbl. Japonicas, red, pink and
white and yellow 6 yrs. old, well
rooted 50; each; Dbl. peonies,

camna lilict $1.00 dozen; white.
_ pink, yellow, red dogwood, 4 for

-$1.00. Miss Etta Barrett, Rt. 3,
~- Eliijay. :

Daffodils, Star Bethlehem,
orange Cay lilies, dark purple iris
peopard lilies 50c per C; pink
_ hibiscus. snowball, weeping Linda
2 for 25c, pink altheas, white
imeglish dogwood, pink almonds
2 for 25c. Mrs. Mollie Henderson,
Ellijay, Rt. 3. -
Hedge plants. round leaf, known
as suonymus, 12 to 15 inches, 2
fer 25 or $10.00 per C. Postpaid.
Mrs. A. A. DeLoach, Rt. 1, Box

x

. Townsend,







Granny grey beards true to

name 21% to 3 ft. high 4 for $1.00; |.

blue. Bottler $1.00 per C; purple
flags, Rats vane 25 dozen; white
dogwood, purple lilac 6 for $1.00.
No orders less $1.00. Add postage.
Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Ashland, Rt.
a :

35 Gardenias, 2, 4 and 4 ft, tall,
3 years old. Mrs. G. A. Burroughs,
Ocilla.

12-15 hundred April blooming
white narcissus 50c per C; 3 fine
White Wyandotte cockerels, April
hatched $2.00 each; also 1 pullet
same age all 4 for $5.00: FOB.
Mrs. E. C. Heaton, Rt. 3, Hart-
well.

Old fashioned sweet smelling
jonquils, white April blooming
yellow March blooming 75c per
C postpaid. Send postage for less
than 100. Mrs. H, Y. McCurry, Rt.
4 Clarkesville. :

Red dogwood berries or seeds
25c a Ib; Granny greybeard, Mtn.
laurels, trailing arbutus, Xmas
Jasmine 6 for 50c. Jessie Eaton,
Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

January Jasmine,
CrepeMyrtle, Altheas, Abelias
and many other shrubs. Tel. Dea.
7380. Mrs. W. F. Harvey, 322 W.
College Ave., Decatur. 5 2

Dbl. pink verbena, 2 doz. 25c;
rat tail cactus 25c each; hydran-
gea rooted 50c, large $1.00; crepe
myrtle pink 3 for $1.00. Exchg.
for spirea; strawberry plants,
$150 per M. Miss Thelma
Bishop, RFD A, Andersonville.
Three 7 ft. tall Camellias,
deep pink, double blossoms, heal-
thy specimens, 50c each or $1.25

for all 3 if taken soon. Come
for them. Mrs. J. Johnson,
Dixie. :

Mixed colors large double pop-
pr seed, 10c tablespoonful; also
white multiplying nest onions,
25 qt. Exchg for rooted monthly
blooming rose bushes. Mrs. W.
A. Fletcher, Rt. 2, Tifton.

Baby Breath, laqye leaf and
lace ferns; two kinds of begonias,
3 kinds of geraniums for sale
cheap.
Bright St., Macon.

_ Yellow single jonquils, 25c per
C; blue single hyacinths 2c
dozen. All blooming size. Add
postage. Miss Tommie Godfrey,
Rte: Gainesville.

A few Madonna lily 2ulbs, $1.00
per dozen postpaid. Mrs. T. G.
Fleming, RFD 1, Athens.

Blue iris ilies, 20c dozen; pur-
ple lilacs, 10c each. Postpaid.
Mrs. C. B. Davis, Rt. 1, Temple.

Dogwood, red; hydrangeas,
white; hardy ferns, fine; judas
trees, red; plums, red yellow
meated, 2 ft., 10c ea. any size up
to 5 ft. $1 ea. for 5 ft. shrubs, not
postpaid. Mrs. R. L. Pope, Tun-
nel Hill Rts2

Oxalis, 3 bun. 25c; yellow long
trumpet, white daffodils, $1.25
C; red single cannas; perennial
phlox, elt golden glow, 30c
doz.; red cigar plant, black lily,
large watermelon crepe myrtle,
30c ea.=Add_ postage.

' Davison,* Bremen.

Mimosa plants, 4 ft. $1, not
del.; large Christmas and

Thanksgiving cactus, will bloom |

this fall, 50e to $1 del; old-
fashioned sweet May pinks, 25c
Nice bunch del.; nearly 1 pk.
choice peach seed, make best
price, del Mrs.oA. Fi: Prices,
Locust Grove.

White pines, mountain laurel,
rhododendrons, tulip poplars.
crabapple sprouts, mixed col.
Azaleas, white dogwoods, holly
bushes, sweet shrubs, maple
sprouts, all rooted, $1.00 doz. Mrs.
E. J. Henry, Mineral Bluff.

Giant crimson spider lillies, 25c
dez. add postage; in lots of 500.
$8, prepaid. Mrs. M. T. Tanner,
Sandersville. _ EM





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Mrs. Lucy Knight, 216

| with red berries, 10c ea.

Coralberry, |

| ivy, pussy willow, white pine, red

Mautiie .



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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Dafodils, narcissi, jonquils, |
blue Dutch hyacinths; 12 kinds
perennials, 20c doz.; 10 kinds
roses; Abelia, Japonicas, lilacs,
almonds, Weigelias, Forsythia,
other shrubs, 10c ea., $1 orders
pp. Mrs. R. Gable, Haralson.

Boxwoods, large bushes, 2-3
yrs. 10c ea.; dahlias, white and
red, red and white speckled, 1
large white rose bush, 1 cream
rose; all kinds chrysanthemums;
Exc. for anything can use. Mrs.
A. H. Dickson, White, Rt. 1.

Evergreen privet hedge seed-
ling, good strong roots, about 12
in. high, $1.50 C, or 500 for $5.
L. C. Hyde, Gainesville, Rt. 8,
Box 211.

1 Christmas caetus, 32 in., $2;
May cactus, 30 in., $1.50; 1 fern,
sword, 40-in spread, $1. Lillian
Grubb, Demorest.

Rhododendron, Mt. laurel,
pink, red and yellow dogwood,
Azaleas, 3 col. Coraberry, redbud,
pink Cherokee rose, red Japon-
icas, white pine, holly bushes, 3
ft., $1.00 doz. pp. Mrs. Boon
Wilson, Morgantown.

Small palms, 3, $1; Suwanee
River red roses, 5, $1; banana
plants, 1, $1; Moses lilies, 3, $1;
Exc. for wheat, .peas, or velvet
beans. S. M. Seaborn, Brunswick.

1 Cape jassamine, 7 ft. $20; 8
dwarf boxwoods, small $5; 1
bridal wreath, wide spread, $10;
evergreen cuttings, large leaf
Mrs.
T. H. Heath, Dougiasville, Rt. 1.

Golden glow long trumpet daf-
fodils, Olympia, golden yellow
short trumpet, white shasta dais-
ies, all hardy, 20c doz, 70c C;
Watermelon red crepe myrtle,
red flowering quince, purple li-
lac, 25c, smaller size, 10c. Add
postage . Mrs. C. B. Robinson,
Bowdon, Rt. 2. :

1 6-yr. old boxwood, 3 ft., $4;
2 2-yr. $1. ea.; also cuttings, 25C
ea.; monthly rose cuttings, 10c
ea. Mrs. Jasper R. Hembree,
Martin, Rt. 2.

Jonquil bulbs, 50c C. No
checks. Mrs. Lee Walden, Mit-
chell, Rt. 1. ee

Ligustrum, lemon lilies, $1 C;
pink fairy lilies; large type pronze
mums; white tuberoses, 25c doz.;
red, lavender oxalis, 3 bun. 10c;
Wax leaf geraniums, 10c ea.; Star
of Bethlehem bulbs, 10c doz, Add)
postage. Miss Mildred Conner,
Buchanan, Rt. 1. eos

Jonquils, snowdrift, 20c doz.
tame honeysuckle, 12c ea; roses,
purple lilac, 10c ea.; fox glove,
20c doz.; big orange lilies, 3, 25c;
sweet peas bushes, 3, 25c. Mrs, G.
C. Hester, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Crepe myrtle, 3-5 ft,, Nandinas,
nice size; Arborvitaes, nice size
and other shrubs; about 100 Ibs.
garlic; % mile south of Palmetto,
paved highway. Mrs. C. C.
Belcher, Newnan, Rt. 2.

Azaleas, red dogwood, laurel,
ivy, white pine, crabapple, red-
buds, flowering pear, pussy wil-
jow, holly, red maple, 3, 25c; trail-|
ing arbutus evergreen galax, jon-
quil, daffodil bulbs, 15c doz. Add
postage. Miss Belvie- Holland,
Mineral Bluff.

Azaleas, red dogwood, laurel,

maple, redbuds, holly bushes, 3;
25c; evergeen galax, trailing Ar-
butus, 15c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Susie Wilkins, Morgantown.

Tiger lily bulbs, $1 doz. Add/

postage. Cash or money order.|

No stamps. Mrs. Blanche Mc-
Nabb, Commerce, 11 Brookwood
Ave. fos Rone

6 English boxwoods, 100 yrs.
old, nicely shaped, 3 ft. or more,
$10 ea. Mrs C. H. Hancock,
Covington, 303 Emory St.

Shasta daisies, well rooted;
large prize winning type chry-
santhemums, all col, 25c doz. Add

postage. Mrs, A. C. Malphus,
Tusculum.
Boxwoods, all sizes, nicely

shaped, prices reas.; also nice lot
crepe myrtles, good price. Mrs.
G. W. Wiley, Bethlehem.

Oleanders, red, white and pink;
cape jessamine, well rooted, 25c
ea. Altheas, different col. 10c
ea., some dbl. Mrs. H. J. Floyd,
Chipley, Bb, 2.

Cape Jassamines, 1 doz, or
more, 12 in. to 4 ft; 40 Scotch
Broom, 6 in to 3 ft. all well
rooted. Mrs. J. P. Thompson.
Lawreneville, Rt. 1.

Tris, lavender, 25 doz.; jon-
quils, April white narcissi, 75c C;
Exc. for other colors Iris, paper
white narcissi, tulips, hyacinths,
spider lilies, regal lilies. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. J. C. Mize, Ash-
land.

1 Anomymous, 3 clumps figs, 1
flowering pear, 2 Scotch brooms,
all too large to ship; shrubs,

daisy,

Spider



bulbs, Catsfoot, Heart Leaf;
Queen of Meadow-to exc. for;
beans, onions, fruit, peanuts, etc. :

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Blish Breland, Thomaston. .

April flowering narcissi, daf-|'

fodils, 75c C; blue spider lilies,
$1 doz., nice bulbs. Mrs. H. B.
Ford, Lavonia.

- Pansies, violets, dbl. English
$1 C, pp.; super-Swiss
giant pansies, $1.75 C. Jd: A.

Ward, Cordele.

' Arborvitaes and English dog-
woods, dif. sizes; reas. price, at

my home. Mrs. G. B. Patterson, |

Blairsville, Rt. 4. |

Large yellow and pink winter
blooming oxalis bulbs, 30c doz.,
prepaid. Stamps accepted. Mrs.
Effie M. Holton, Baxley, Rt. 1.

Tulip poplars, crabapples,
white pines, Sweet shrubs,
red and white dogwood, red and
silver maples, Azaleas, rnododen-
dron, 3, 25c; red Japonicas, 2, 25c;
hardy ferns, 25c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. J. E. Pittman, Loving.

Blue ageratum, goldenglow,
lemon lilies, purple, white lilac,
Weigelia, spirea, Boston ivy,

Crepe Myrtle, ribbon grass, flow-
ering Almond, 15c; red Japonica
25c, wisteria, 25c. Add postage.
Joyous Silvers. Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Hardy phlox, white, purple
lemon lilies, Lady Lake, fall
pinks, red, yellow, white, 20
doz.; Japan honey suckle, pbox-
wood, monthly roses, white and
red, 5c cutting; blazing
red, pink, add postage. Connie
Dawes, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Azaleas, all col.; 50c doz.; pink
weigeleas, 20c ea.; purple and
blue Iris $1 per C. pink hardy
phlox, yellow buttercups, purple
foxglove, 15 doz. All rooted. Add
postage. Mrs. R. M. Ray, Elhi-
jay, Rt. 3.

Shasta daisies; dbl. and single
day lilies; blue and white flag
Tris, all 25c doz.; plus postage;
ystlow cannas 50c bu.; white
April blooming narcissi 50c per
CG. and postage. Mrs. E. C. Hea-
ton, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Black Prineess pink phlox,
white narcissi 20 doz.; . white
lilies, Altheas, Almond
10; laurels, rhododendrons.
spruce and white pine, 50c doz.

All col. Azaleas 40c doz. Add
postage. Linda Evans, Ellijay,
Re.,.2: 3

, White, spruce pines, laurels,
rhododendwons, dogwood, crab-
apple, 75c doz.; pink, red, rose
perennial phlox; purple Iris, 20c

doz. White spider lilies bulbs 10c)

ea. All col. Azaleas 40c doz. Add
postage. Martha Eller, Ellijay,
Rt. 4. :

Blooming size, all col. Azaleas
50c doz.; dbl. yellow, red Jap-
onicas; snowball 20c ea.; pink,
red perennial phlox, 20c doz.;
white spider lilies 10c. Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Eller, Ellijay.
Riz 2. =e :

5 Large yellow bell bushes, 4
ft. $2 for lot. Mrs. T. M. Ran-
delph, Marietta, 408 Washing-
ton Ave.

Red Japonicas, 25c ea; Al-
theas 15c ea.; Azaleas 40c doz.
mixed colors; white and spruce

pine, rhododendrons, laurels, 75c |

doz.; crabapple 35c doz.; Sweet-
shrubs 50c doz. Add postage. B.
F. Charles, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Dbl. red powderpuff, poppy
seed 10c tablespoonful, /or . exc.
for: other colors or other flower
seed. Miss Alma Milburn, wrens,
Rt. 1,. Box 123.

Shasta daisies 25c doz.; or-
ange, blackberry lilies; large red
gladioli bulbs, 5c ea.; red run-
ning, Seven Sister, and velvet
rose, purple lilies, 15c ea. Ludie
Davis, Rocky Face.

-- Jonquils, Tc per C; sage
plants 10c ea. Mrs. G. Collins,
Cobbtown, Rt. 2. :

Rhododendrons, laurels, spruce

pine $1 doz.; dbl. yellow, red
Japonicas, 20c; all col. Azaleas
50c doz.; blue, purple Iris 20c

doz. Add postage. Lora Shepard,
Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Blue Iris, red cannas, blue
Easter lilies $1 per C; white nar-

cissi, tiger lilies, 60c per C; blue

hycinths 40c doz. Add postage.
soe Dora Mosley, Bremen, Rt.

Daffodilg, jonquils,
20c doz.; sev. colors Iris 15c doz.
golden bell, dogwood, pink al-
mond, Althea, flowering quince,
old-fashioned roses, 10c ea;
foxglove, hardy phlox; 15c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. J. W. Silver,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2. |

Pine Justica June cactus,
black lily, India red cigar plant
30 ea.; large hedge plant $1.50
ea.; dark blue German Iris $1.25
per C; mixed gladioli 35c doz.;
wild sweetshrubs, 3 ft. 60c ea;
dwarf English boxwood, 8 in.
$1.50 ea, Orange day lilies, yel-

tlew jonquils, $1.25 per C. Alice

Harrison, Bremen.
Daffodil bulbs, $5 per bushel.

ae Tuesday, November

star, |

| sweetshrub, rooted,

Mrs. E, L. McElroy,

doz.; orange day 1
_C. Add postage.

narcissi, |

Gaffoails and snowdrops














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FLOWERS AND
FOR SA:








Conch geraniums; wi
rose oxalis, 3 bnehs. 2
geranium cuttings, 3,
blue August lily, bla
dia, 30c ea.; English
30c ea.; large purpl
ea., small 35c ea.;
yellow. goldenglow, len
bena, 30c doz. Mrs. L

Bremen.

Dogwood, _ holly,
silver maple, gallberry
Granny Grey Beard, la
ft: 10 and 25c. Add post
N. B. Lewis, Toomsboro.

Spireas, Crepe M
Cherokee roses $1 d
ling cherry laurels.
trum $1.75 per C; whit
per C.. Mrs. B. B. Y
Greenville. ee.

Dogwood, 25c doz.; M
20c bnch.; star of Beth
ea. running Azaleas :
sweetshrub 50c doz. Mr.
Ballew, Blue Ridge, |

Azaleas, white and
wood, redbuds, tulip
holly bushes, pussyy
apple, sprouts, mt
white _pines, rhodod
theas, 10c ea. $1.00
Wilson, Culberson,
of Ga.) :

Dbl. white Althe
Crepe Myrtle, white lil
ed, 20c ea.; pink Crepe
pink Dorothy Perk

























































low, white narcissi, jo
doz. add postage.
Smith, Wadley.
Blooming size whi
lilies, bulbs, $1 doz.; K
narcissi bulbs 50c















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White, pink hardy ph
glove, tiger, lemon lilies,
dwarf boxwood cvitiags.
purple, yellow. white I
butterfly bush, canna
Eula Silvers, Ellijay, R

Hardy scrubs and
sale or exc. at my home
west of Courthouse, Ca)
Mrs. R. A. Whitmire,
Rt. 2. ae

White, spruce pin
rel, Azaleas, rhododend
doz.; purple and yeliow
























Mildr
Ellijay, Rt, 3. cae
' Crabappies, sweets.
75c doz.; white bridal w:
doz.; <ll col. Azaleas,
red, yellow, orange c
ea.; hardy phiox 20c dc
Ballew, Blue Ridge,
Jonquil bulbs, 90c
10 Gardenia bushes,
$5, $10, $15 ea. at ya
ship. Mrs. Inez Casey,
Rt. 2: ee
Gardenia, 15-20
formed, $3 doz.; $25 per
in: $2 doz. $15 per C; C:
tle, boxwood. Reasonab
Mrs. R. F. Terrell, G
Ree 3. .

Rooted boxwood, 6
White Eng. dogwood,
ea. $5 per C; Gardenia
50c ea.; watermelon re
Myrtle 2-3 ft. $2 per
low January Jasmine |
Magnolia Glayclia, tr
25c ea., 5 for $1; Mr
Robinson, Greenville.

Strawberries, daisy.
glow, mums, Iris 15c
jas, cannas, pink Almor
25e. Annie Fix, Cum






















































Birdie Craig, Loving.

Blue Easter lilies, yel
fodils, yellow, white, bro
santhemums $1 per. oC
Narcissi, tiger lilies, 60c
postage. Mrs. Bonnell -Ni
chanan, Rt. 1.

Large sized Madonna
trial orchids and large |
ger tilies 25c ea.; 6 for
per white Narcissi, ora














mixed Iris 30c doz. 2
Stamps accepted on
ders. Miss Eva Cogb
retta, Rt. 1. :
Bridal Wreath, bride
pink Almonds, Japonic
ning roses, lilies, golde}
lyhock, 5c ea.; pur
per C; day lilies 50c_
5c oe Add posta


































TERS AND SEED |
FOR SALE

November 1, 1988

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ponicas, 25c ea.; mixed
50c doz. laurel, Rho-
, white and spruce
Oc doz.; few red cannas
erabapple 30c doz. Exc.
apples or peaches. Add
Mrs. Benjamin Charles,
ey
s, white pines, mtn. lau-
dodendron, holly bushes,
glars, white and red dog
redbuds, crabapple
pussy willows, Altheas,
- $1 per doz. Mrs. Lucy
Sweet Gum.
pansies 25c doz. $1 per
parcissi 50c 100; root-
$1 doz.; white crepe
red, white and pink dbl.
= stock, shasta

se, Wadley.

endrons, mtn. laurel,
yushes, red and white dog-
rabapple sprouts, tulip
sweetshrubs, Rose of
mixed col. Azaleas, 10
doz. Miss Dorothy Wil-
rson, N. C. (Resident
Se |
evergreen shrubbery,
Miss Addie Thur-

shaped: cheap by truck-
I F. Stokes, Jasper,

ish Junipers, 18-24 in.
> ea, 5 for $1: 12 for $2;
rvitaes, 12-18 in. high,
5 for $1. All well rooted.
. PO money order. Ho-
ig, Loving.

aponicas,/75 pink butter-
S, yellow Japonicas, 30c;
ox; Arbutus 10c; gold-
all pinks, 10c doz. Add
Vera Silvers, Ellijay, Rt.

ng size golden spur daf-
nd April blooming Nar-
per C; variety Iris 25c
lowering shrubs, ever-
ose bushes, privet he ge.
Leverett, Atlanta, Rt.
1, Ra 5960.

i <Azaleas, pussywillows,
redbuds, coralberry, red
ver maples, red and white
ecrabapple, 3, 25c;. 75
i Japonicas 2, 25e; hardy
galax, Arbutus, jonquils,
C. Postpaid. Susie Wilson,

CO

te pines, red and . silver
ted and white dogwood,
drons, Azaleas, pussy-
redbuds, Cherokee roses,
'y, 3, 25c; globe Arbor-

E. Abercrombie, Mineral



pink and yellow dbl.
e roses; Grandsire Grey-
boxwoods, Azaleas, 6, 50}
dink and white hyacinths,
. Gentain, Trillium lilies,
bc, postpaid. Adie Lee Ea-
onega, Rt. 1.
leaf ealadiums, sweet-
aniums, rooted, 10c ea.;
mder oxalis, 3 bun. 10c;
, lemon lilies, $1 per
ton ferns, white ever-
ye roses, 20c ea.; white
ies 25c ea. Add postage.
Gussie Conner, Buchanan,

boxwood, well rooted,
ted, .5-8 -in. above
7 per C del. in Ga. Mrs.
th, Greenville, Rt. 3.
ted old Enylish dwarf
S, 6-8 in. $1.50 doz.; $7.50
in, $3.50 C; Abelias, spi-
herry laurel yellow Ker-
doz. Blanche Woodruff,

inbow or Arabian moss, 10e
p or 3, 25c; pink Justicia,
ge potted poinsettia, $1
on and orange day lilies,
include postage. _ Mrs.
Sampson, Thomasville,
Madison St.

Ss, Japonicas, pink Almond,
eust, bridal] wreath, 5c ea.;
ris, 50e C, running roses,
cedars 50c ea. Add post-
seatrice Barnes, Ranger.
and Japonicas 5e ea.;
Iris, 50c: per C; pimk Al-
de ea.; day lilies 502, per C;
ocust 5e ea.: bridal wreath,

Erna Barnes, Oakman,
llow Japonicas, 2 yYs.

S, 15c ea., 6 for 65c; Jas-
butterfly bush, dbl. Easter
. ea. geraniums, purple;
Washington -c ea; 3
; Nandina seed 12c large
. for Fresia bulbs or lem-
. G. W. Cogburn, Alpha-

cas 20c ea.; red dogwood,
Azaleas, $1 doz.; Japan-
rberry, 10c ca.; trailing ar-
25 doz.; sugar plum, crab-
flowering peach, Altheas,
St doz.; well reoted. Add
ge, extra plant with each
Mrs. G. C. Wright Loving.
or and Eggs, daffodils. jon-
Ss, blooming size, 75c per
6 per M, no checks. Mrs.
Freeman, Forsyth, Rt. 2.

ft. __ for $1, Add post-/

bridal bouquet 5c ea. Add |

2 for 50c; mixed colors}

xwoods, Arborvitaes, 15 ea.; | 8





Japanese magnolia; large,
dark purple; plant seed in rich,
moist soil; 25 seed for 25c, post-
paid. J. L. Moore, Bethlehem,
Box 92.

Apple geraniums, sweet-scent-
ed, 15c ea. or 2 for 25c. Add post-
age. No exchanges. Miss Mary
E. Ballard, Concord, Rt. 1.

Petunia seed, 10c teaspoonful,
or 3 for 25c; Japenese sweet pea
seed, 20c cup. Add postage. Miss
Susie Kate Kent, Mitchell, Rt. 1.

Jonquil and buttercup bulbs,
50c C or $3 per M. Mrs. B. T.
Echols, Philomath.

Iris, blue, 35c doz.; white spi-
der lilies, $1 doz.; March flowers
40c per C; Japonicas 50c ea.;
Azaleas 35 doz. Mattie Clayton,
Ellijay, Rt. 2. :

Arborvitaes 15c ea.; Altheas,
lilies, 10c ea.> red dogwood, yel-
low azaleas, 10c ea.; spruce pines |
and red japonicas, artificial
peach trees, 10c ea. Add postage.
Josie Abercrombie, Loving.

Pyracantha, red, rooted, 50c
30 ea.; peonies, mixed, 25c ea.
$2.75 doz.; Iris; 40 colors, $1.50
C: 50 boxwoods, large and small.
Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Auburn, Ga.

Memosa trees, 50c to $1; state
height and number wanted. Geo.
D. Miller, Woodland, Box 163.

Arvorvitaes, 12-15 in. high, 35c
ta 50e ea.; ever-blooming Cape
Jasmine, 12 in. 50c ea. Mrs. J.
M., English, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

Paper white Narcissi, daffo-
dils, 12 for 50c; running roses,
15 ea.; bush roses, choice var.
35c; oak hydrangea 15c; cherry
laurel evergreen 25c; Camphor
25c-50e; white Bermuda onions
30 qt.; begonias and coleus 10c;
Sanceveria 25c; purple wisteria,
15c.ea. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham,

Guyton.
Mt. Azaleas, mixed col; Mt.
Laurel, rhododendron, $1 doz.;

orange lilies 75c C; sweet shrubs
40c doz.; exc. for dahlias, glad-
ioli, hyacinths. Mrs. M, L. Hens-
ley, Ellijay, Rt. 3. :

Iris, 20 dif. var. 60; bridal
wreath, purple lilac, goldenbell,
pink white spirea, Forsythia, oak |.
hydrangea, pink and white wei-
gelia, abelia, yellow Kerria, 6 for
30c; white, blue, violet, 35 C.
Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Lemon lilies, 35e doz.3; snow-
drop bulbs, 2 doz 25c; Snow on}
Min. 2 doz. 25c; Thornless roses,
3, 25c; Azaleas, sweet. shrubs, red
and white dogwoods, 4 of ea. $1.
Edsel Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Mix. col. Azaleas, 3 ft. $1 doz.;
red dogwood $3.50 per C; sweet
srubs $1 doz.; snowdrop bulbs 50c
doz.; large Japanese Iris 35c doz.;
Narcissi, Jonquils, daffodils, .25
doz.; red thornless raspberries,
2% doz. $1. Add postage under
$l. Mrs. Elsie Heaton, Mineral
Bluff. - :

Around 2,000 April blooming
Narcissi bulbs 60c per C or wil
make a price on 500 or more.
Add postage for small amt. C.
T. Terrell, College Park, 306 W:
John Wesley Ave.

Red Japonica 25c; Junipers,
2-3 ft. $1 ea.; Iris 25c doz.; Mt.
Laurel, rhododendron $1 doz.
Miss Lena Richards, Ellijay, Rt.
4

Yellow and white jonquils, |
long trumpet. daffodils, $1; per
C; blue spider lilies $1 doa.; gar-|
lic heads $1 doz, Nera McCurley,
Hartwell, Rt. 2. Py

Pink and red <pirea 25e ea.;
milk and wine lily bulbs 20c ea.;
double orange day and lemon
lilies, 3 for 10c; ;purple Iris 25).
doz.; red mums 20 doz.; exe for)
all kinds of lilies, except orange
day. Postage pd. an orders $1 or
more. Betty Joe Kimsey, Young}
Harris. ; :

Anthony Waterr, red and
large plumed pink spirea, 20c ea.:
7 for $1; milk and wine lily bulbs, :
20 ea, or $1 doz.; purple Iris, red
chrysanthemums, 20c doz. Exc.
for other bulbs. Postage pd. on
all orders $1. Mrs. Carl Kimsey,
Young Harris.

Crepe Myrtle, watermelon pink
2-5 ft. well rooted. H. W. Bishop,
Lithonia, Rt. 2.

18 well shaped 2 ft. boxwoods,
$25. for Jot. Write or come, Mrs,
B. M. Lee, Felton, Rt. I.

Rhododendron, Cherokee roses,
pussywillow, redbuds, coralberry,
red and white dogwood, red ma-
ples, tulip poplars, white Azaleas,
pines, Forsythia, 3 for 25c. Add
postage. Bessie Cochran, Loving.

Mountain Laurel, Rhododen-
dron, Hemlock, Scotch Brooj,
Minosa, Spruce, White Pine, Ivy,
alax, dogwood, California privet,
loblolly, holly, silver maple, har-
dy, well rooted, wet moss packed.
Gordon Hunnicutt, Tallulah
Falls.

Double poppy seed, salmon.!
purple, orchid, pink, 10 table-|
spoonful. Miss Bertha Tucker, |
Crawfordville.

Daffodils,



yellow, trumopeci,'

blooming size, 50e per C. Add;
Oma

postage. Miss

{
Bields, | :
Gainesville, Rt. 1. 4



add postage, also tuberose bulbs,

| roses,

Abelias, 5 ft. high, 4 ft. wide,
$1 ea. smaller ones 25; Irish jun-
ipers, 5 ft. 75c; Nandinas, with
berries, 75c; Cedrus Deodaras,
large and beautiful, $2.50 fob.
Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner.

Rhododendron, pink and or-
ange azaleas, 3, 20c; white pine,
cedars, 2, -5e; laurel, 10c ea.;
Granny Grey Beard, 3, 25c; yel-
low root 20c Ib. bearsfoot, 30c Ib.;
horse radish 5c. John Wilson,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Butter and eggs, blooming size,
i5e doz. or 2 doz. 25c; April
blooming Narcissi bulbs, 10c doz.
Guaranteed. Mrs. Mattie Jack-
son, Ivey.

White narcissi bulbs, 20 qt. or
exc. for white multiplying onions,
write prices or exc. for half run-
ner bean seed, each to pay post-
age. Mrs, Tom Haynie, ~.avonia,
Rt. 1.

Cedar trees, 1 to 5 yrs. 25c an@
up. John Quillian, Gainesville.

Jonquils, buttercups, narcissi,
star of Bethlehem, all mixed, 70c
C, $6 M; tulips 30c doz. Dutch
hyacinths,\50 doz.; florist type
gladioli, 60c doz. Hemerocallis lil- |
ies, 20c doz. Mrs. Mollie Spray-.
kerry, Newna::. -

2 beautiful Japanese palms,
51% years. $5 ea.; can be seen at.
my place. Mrs. M. E. Langley,
No. 8 Casanova Drive, Atlanta.

2 Deutzias, white; 3 pink Wei-
gelas, 2 Abelias, 25c ea.; 2 Ligis-
trums, 8 hardy Japonicas, all 5
ft. 50e ea., or all for $6 pp.; la-
beled Iris, $1.50 doz. del; 4 large
clumps pink peonies $1 all. Add}
postage. Mrs. Will Jones Lyerly.

Easter and Lemon lilies, T5e
C; blue Iris 25c doz.; jonquils
50c C, snowdrift 25c for 50, red

blooming honeysuckle vine 10c/ 2

ea. Garner Hester,
Reet. J

Small palms, 3 for $1; Suwanee
River Roses, red, 3 for $1, or 7 for
$2; banana plants $1 ea. Mrs. B.|
O. Pussell, Brunswick. Eg

Giant poppy seed, dark red,
very large and dbl. 3 this. 10c,

Dahlonega,

10e doz. small, or 15 doz. for
larger. Send postage. Mrs. W. L.
Taylor, Cochran. ~

Violets, shasta daisiies, prim-
Artemisia, mixed daffo-
dils, 10e doz.; Hemerocallis lities,
smal] 15 doz. large 30c; fairy:
likes, Dutch hyacinths, mix. col. :
Iris, 4 labeled var. cannas, 20c)
doz. $1 orders PP. Lilian Thom-:
as, Haralson.

Crepe myrile, rose pink, pink |
ramblers and purple lilacs, 2-3)
yrs. 15 and 25c ea.; asparagus
and garlic, large, 35c doz. net pp.
Mrs. R. J. League, Waco, Rt. 2.

Lemon lilies, $1 C, white tube-
roses, <5c doz., pink erepe myr-
tles, spireas, 15c ea. rooted sweet-
gum geraniums 10c ea, Star of!
Bethlehem bulbs 10c doz.; dbl.
erange cannas 35c doz. Add
postage. Miss Bula Conner, Bu-
chanan, Rt. 1. :

Purple lilacs, junipers, 50 ea.;
foxglove, blackberry lilies, Ladys
Washbow! 25c doz.; blue and pur-
ple Iris, orange day lilies, dbl.
tanzy, honeyst 3, ~ Birdeye
hedge, l5c doz.



Add postage.
Mrs. Ernest Basley, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Beautiful. shaped boxwoods,
ranging 1-6 ft. amd priced from
10 to $3.50. M. Condor, Palmet-
to, Box 73, \

Roses, new yellow vars, Ben
Arthur Davis (full dbl. golden
yellew), Conesa De Sasiago,
(very choice) Golden Gleam
(buttereup yellow) Jean Bostick
(New), 50 ea., in lots of 10 fob.
N. Rosene, Atlanta,.126 E. Baker
St. zs

Peachtree roses, Everblooming
yellow thornless roses, Grandsire

Grey Beards, Azaleas, all col.;) per

rhododendrons, dogwood, spruce
pine, white pine, winter jasmine,
mtn. laurel, 12 for $1. PP. -. kL.
Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
Blue Roman hyancinths, but-
ter and eggs, yellow narcissi, 25
doz.; buttercups 30c doz.; Jon-
quils 15c doz.; 2 for 25c; ferns
and other pot plants. Exec. for 1
gallon white Bermuda onion sets.
Mrs. H. F. Jarrell, Butler, Rt. 2.

Mixed spring bulbs, 6 var. 80c
C; $6.50 M, dogwood, crepe myr-
tle, 12 var. monthly roses, Al-
theas, spireas, other shrubs,
cheap; Tiger lilies 20c ea. Ama-
ryllis 20c ea. Lillie Mae Thomas,
Newnan, care Mrs. J. D. Spray-
Hersey. |.

Amarylis, salmon pink, $1 doz.
extra large sized bulbs, 15c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. John Wood-
all, Milner, PO Box 8.

Cannas, dwarf, 50c doz. Aza-
leas, 75c doz. Indian Arrow, 50c
doz. lemon lilies, $1 C. Alice
Hensley, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

Lilac, purple, 3 yrs. 25 ea.

black walnut sprouts, grown this
year, 3 for 25c; dbl. pink roses,
rooted, 20c ea. Miss Viola Hens-
Toy, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

Boxwood, 5 om my farm at!
Floyd for sale. Mam Benest Gar-
raux, Loganville. See



Any number up to 1000 Mim-
osa plants, different ages. Mrs.
M. FP. Chapman, Atlanta, 78
Lindbergh Drive, N. E. Ch. 1380.

Lace ferns, 30c, irge $1; 3 dif.
var. narcissi 50e C, small ferns
and dbl, red and pine geranium
cuttings, 10c-15c ea. Flower seeds
extra with each order. Miss Myr-
tle Braswell, Temple, Rt. 1,

Cherokee rose, McCartney
hedge rose, 12, 50c, 100 $2. Post-
paid. J. W. Toole, Macon, Rt. 2.

Acorns, liveoak, white oak, red
oak; seed of sabhal palmetto (cab-
bage palmetto farm) Jerusalem
oak seed; old-fashioned kiln-
burned pine tar. S. W. Goodyear,
Hortense, Rt. 1, Box 43-A.

Ivy, English, 5c doz, not less
than 25c sent on orders; white
multiplying onions, 40c gal. Alma
Presnell, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Blue grape hyacinth bulbs, 50c
C, or 500 for $2; yellow jonquils,
75c C. Miss Vena Brown, Hart-
well.

Orange lilies, light blue vio-
lets, 100, $1; paper white nar-
cissi, 50c C; yellow cannas, ldc
doz.; purple Iris, 15e doz.; holly-
hock seed, Four Oclocks 5 pack-
ete Mrs. John Weaver, Temple,
Rt. 2. J

Alaska English peas, 25c Ib.;
crepe myrtle, sweet bays, holly,
crabapple, cedars, evergreens,
sweetshrubs, 1 ft. 10c 3 ft. 25e;
rooted gardenias, 25c ea.; banana
trees, 1 ft. 30c, 2 ft, "5c; chrysan-
themums, 25c doz. Add postage.
Ellen Davis, Toomsboro.

Nareissi, paper white, 25 doz.
pp. or $1 per C fob; Abutilon and
sweetshrubs, 15 ea.; seed of
southern magnolia, 10c doz., pp.
Mrs. R. C. Taylor, Arlington, Rt.

Banana plants, various var.
bulbs and shrubs. Mrs, Ethel F.
Timms. Atlanta, 989 Cascade
Ave. S. W. Ph. Ra 2722.

Pansy plants, super



| roses, Indian red roses,

i
:
i
,

\
i

Giaint..

Oregon and Swiss, 40c doz., 3 doz. :

$1; Giant exhibition, 30c doz., 4
doz. $1; large regal Hilly bulbs,

1l5e ea, 2 fer 25c, 5, 50e, 12, $1; '
large tulip bulbs, 35c doz., 3 doz.

for $1. Large 3-5 eye peony

chumps, red white, pink, 30c ea.;
4 $1. prepaid. Cc. A. Dobbs,
Gainesville.

Red. white dogwood, coralber-
ry, redbud, rhododendren, moun-

tain laurel, crabapple, red, white,

yellow Azaleas, white pine, hem-
lock, pussywillew, all rooted, 3 ft.
$1 doz. postpaid. Gladys Rebin-
son, Mineral Bluff, :

Mixed col. Azaleas 50c doz;
laurel, rhodedendren, white and
spruce pine 75c doz.; crabapple
35 doz., white spider Hly bulbs,
15e ea.; purple Iris, 15e doz. Add
postage. Jamie Charles, Ellijay.

Pink peonies 20c ea.; white
dahlia 10c ea.; goldenglow, da-
sies, cannas, red and yellow; Al-
mond. spirea, 15c ea.; spider Hil-
jes 10c ea.; snowballs, wisteria,

| 10e ea. Add postage, Mrs. J. C.

Dawes Ellijay. Rt. 3, Box 78.

Mtn. laurel, Azaleas, rhododen-
drons,; spruce and white pine, 75c
doz.; purple and yellow Iris 20c
doz.; red leaf camnas with red
hloof l5e ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Estell Duvall, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Mt. Laurel, Azaleas, rhedoden-
dron, hemlock, white and spruce
pine, holly, Granny Grey Beard,

sweetshrubs dogwood, birch, lvy, |

2-4 ft. 4 for 25c; galax trailing
Arbutus, 1-4 feet. Add postage
ail orders under 50c. Margaret
Ferguson, Murrayville, Rt. 1.

Blue spider lilies, $1 doz.:
white and yellow jonquils, but-
ter and eggs, long trumpet daf-

foGils. $1. per C; perennial Jark- |

spur 40 doz.; Missionary straw-
berry plants 500 for $1.25 or $2
M. .Miss Cecil McCurley,
Hartwell. Rt. 2. ;
Laurels, spruce pine, $1 doz.;
all col. Azaleas 50c -doz.; dbl.
yellow Japonicas, Altheas 20c
ea.; pink, red perennial phiox,
purple, blue "ris 15 doz. Add
erent. B. L. Efer, Ellijay, Rt.
Jonquils, daffodils $1 C; dwarf
boxwoods, large, $10 ea.; smaller

$3 ea.; small 25c ea.; white, pur- |.

ple Iris; galdenglow; daisies 20c
doz. Add postage. Lillian Dawes,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Blue spider lilies, $1 doz.; yel-
low and white jonquils, butter

fand eggs, $1 per C; peppermint,

spearmint plants 5 doz.; Mis-
stonagy strawberry plants 500
$1.25 or $2 per M. Miss Mattie
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Large and small Arborvitae,
privet, Almond, English dog-
wood, crimson quince, bush hon-
eysuckle, moss locust, wiegelia,
3 col. spirea, 5 var.; ealeagnus,
spring bulbs. Mrs. C. H. Ward,
Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Orange, bronze, white, yellow,
reddish pink mums, 25 doz:

vellow button and white daisy

20e doz.>
bronze mums 35c
Manis; Rocky Face.

large shaggy redish
doz. Sara



Yellow jonquil, yellow butter

'and egg and white narcissi bulbs

$1 per C; blue spider lilies, $1
doz.; perennial yellow larkspur
and Sweet illiams, 50c doz.;
Missionary strawberry plants, -
500 $1.25 or $2 per M. money or-
der. Mrs. T. H. McCurley, Harte
well.

Yellow el__uster, white nare
cissus 40e per C; rooted verbenas,
all eolors except white 5c each;
milk and wine lilies 3 for 25;
'small type chrysanthemums, all
colors 5@ for 45c; Thanksgiving
vine, red bloom, rooted 15 each.
Mrs. M. D. Holland, Meigs, Rt. 2.

Dbl. blue hyacinths, old fash-
ioned peach trees, thornless red
raspberries, asparagus, sage
plants 50c dozen; carrot seed
1938 crop 40c pint. Postpaid. Mrs.
W. B. Allan, Rt. 2, Alto.

Over a lb. large double pink
poppy seed, Hastings kind, saved

without rain and clean 10ca pkg; :

will exchg. for white crepe myrtle
and other flower seed or plants.
Mrs. C, A. Knight, Climax.

Butter <_.d egg bulbs, blue Ra-
man hyacinths, snowdrops, yel-
low narcissus 25e dozen jonquils
15c dozen; Dorothy Perkins roses
15c each; pink, white altheas 15

-to 25c each. Add postage. Mrs.

H. F. Jarrell, Rt. 2, Butler.

Biackberry and lemon lilies 50
dozen; white pines 6 for 5c;
purple flags 6 for 10c. Add post-
age. Miss Eudine Crump, Rt. 2,
Talking Rock. z13

Two year old gardenias in con-
tainers $1.00 each. Not prepaid.
Mrs. G. B. Powell, Rt. 1, Dun-
woody. cn

Suwanee River red running
small
palmskind that. grow large 3
for $1.00, 7 for $2.00. C. DeForest

. Decker, Brunswick.

800 jonquils, 150 buttercups, 106
Jacobs ladder all for $6.00, or $1.00
per C. Mrs. C. W. Patterson, Ava-
Jon.

Jonquils, purple iris 50c per C;
pink myrtles, azaleas, single pink

altheas, flowering quince, lavend- __

er lily 2 for 25c; cedars 1 to 2
ft. high 15c each; yellow root
.15c a Ib. Exchg. for seed sacks.
Myrtle Jones, Talking Rock.
Old fashioned blue grape hya-
cinth $1.00 per C; Grandpa Grey=

beard 5 for $1.00 postpaid. Miss

Velma Thompson, Rt.1, Royston.
Madonna lilies 10 each, $1.90

dozen, Peonies 5 for $1.00; white -

and blue day lilies 5c each, 15
bunch. No orders less than 50c.
Mrs, F. Floyd, Hiawassee.

Old fashioned blue flags, orange

lites, blue iris $1.00 per C; dbl. .

white, pink peonies 25c each, 5
for $1.00; unrooted yellow rambl-
er rose euttings 15c dozen. Miss

Plorrie Beth Hughey, Rt. 1, Box Ap

140, Fairmount.
Tea olice, magnolia, holly, Jas-

| Mine, sweet bay, maple, dogwood,
honeysuckle sweet myrile, silver ~

maple 1 ft. 10c 3 ft. 25c. Add post-

age. Mrs. M.C. Connell, Rt. 2,

'Foomsboro.

Mtn. laurel, ivys, azaleas,
spruce, white pines 50c dozen;
yellow Japonicas, pink weigelias,
Sweet shrubs, 20c each; jonquils,

-narcissus, purple, yellow iris 26c

dozen, $1.00 C. Dora Teague, Rt.
2,\ Ellijay.

Yellow, pink, white dogwoods,
cherokee roses, 3 col, azaleas, red=
buds, rhododendrons, ' laurels,
blueberries $1.00 dozen del; native
ferns $2.00 C; snowdrops, Shasta
daisies, ananomes $1.00 C; true

Tiger lilies 50c bunch. Addie Wil-

son, Morganton. .

Blue spider lilies 30c dozen;
dif. colors azaleas 50c
roses, yellow .aponicas 10 each;
white, narcissus, yellow jonquils
$1.00 C; Exchg. for 100 lb. cap.
feed sacks. Add postage. Ruth
Parks, Ellijay.

Sweet shrubs, yellow japonicas.
spruce, white pines, pink weigelias
20c each: Mtn. laurel, ivys, aza=
leas 45c dozen; jonquils narcissi,
purple iris, violets 20c dozen, 90
Cc. Roxie Plumiey, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Pink weigelias, yellow japoni-
cas, velvet roses 20e each; Mtn.
Jaurel, azaleas, all colors 45
dozen; purple, yellow iris, Dusty
Miller, foxglove 20e dozen. Mrs.
L. M. Teague, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

White, blue iris, 50c dozen, box=.
wood 25c each; cannas 75e dozen;
daffodils, yellow and white, 35c
dozen, lilac, japonicas, red dog-
wood 25c; Exchange for white
sacks. Valvey Hensley, Rt. 3, Elli-
Jay.

Wild birdfoot violets, wild iris
lilies $1.50 C, $12.00 per M; red-
woods vine 3 for $1.00, 12 for
$3.00; old English dwarf box-
wood plants $1.50 each or $50.00
for 40. Add postage. Mrs. Clara
Belk Carey, Rt. 1, Royston.

Pink crepe myrtles 15 each 2
for 25c. Mrs. J. O. Davis. Rt. 7%,
Box 61, Gainesville, e-




dozen;
FOR SALE.



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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



-- Magnolia, tea olive, yellow jas-
Mine, sweet bay, Sweet myrtle,
sweet shrubs, pines, oaks, ever-
greens, holly, crabapple, dogwood,
J ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4 ft. 35c. Add
postage. Miss Ivaline
Rt, 2, Toomsboro.

- Roses: Pauls scarlet, silver-
moon, red velvet, yellow, Van
- Fleet 25c each; 5 for $1.00; Snap-
dragons, purple foxglove 25c. doz.,
tulips 40c dozen; pink and white
. hibiscus 25c each. Mrs. V. T.
Chamblee, Rt. 2, Cumming.

Azaleas, all colors, sweet shrubs,
' spruce, white pines, Mtn. laurel
_ 50c dozen; jonquils, narcissi, yel-
- Jow, purple iris, foxglove 20c
dozen, $1.00 C, Add _ postage.
Kathryn Plumley, Rt. 2, Ellijay.
Mixed col. glads, 30 col. iris,
. tuberoses $1.00 per C; white Cal-
Jas 20c each, $5.00 for 50; black-

berry lilies $1.50 per C; ~ blue
August lilies $1.00 dozen, $6.00
. Add postage. Mrs, S. M. Gunt-
er, Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.

April narcissus $6.00 M; snow-
flake bulbs 40c dezen; Star Beth.
Jehem 50c C; Calif. blue violets
/25 dozen; Anthony Waterer spi-

_ rea, pink crepe myrtle, purple li-

lac, Eng. dogwood, rooted 20c ea.,

6 for $1.00. 50c orders postpaid.

J. Steinheimer, Brooks.

1500 privet hedge bushes, 2 yrs.
- old 2c a piece and 3000 one year
old le each. Mrs. G. W. Kilby,

Rt. 2, Box 52, Clayton.

1 each rooted pink tily, cedar
and sword fern, begonia, cactus,
os) justicia, 2 geraniums, 2 hen
and biddies, 3 kinds oxalis, all
postpaid 50c. Mrs. Willis Grindle,
Rt. 1, Dahlonega.
. Snowdrop, jonquils, cream nar-
ecissus, golden narcissus, day
lilies, Calif. violets $1.00 C; red
japonicas, coralberry, azaleas 5
colors, rhododendrons,
pruce, dogwood, white pine $1.00
dozen. 4 yr, old arbovitae $4.00

each. Mrs. J..H. Penland, Ellijay. |

ee Chrysanthemums, jonquils, nar-

_eissus 75c per C; jemon_ lilies
1 60 per C; tanzy 25c dozen;
horse radish 3 for 25c; Exchg. for
white - feed sacks. Martha Wo-
mack; Rt. 2, Bremen.

Gardenias well rooted 60c each.

yr. old plants $1.10 each. Del.

Ga. Mrs. Joe Griggs, Rt. 4,
Box 66, LaGrange.

i Well rooted Baby Breath spines.
6 for $1.00; Giant scarlet spider
ily bulbs 75 for $1.00; evergreen
yt privet hedge 5 for $1. 00; $2.00 a

es 2 yr. Abelia 5 for $1.00.
Add postage. Mrs. Chas. B. Tan-
mer, Rt. 1, Sandersville. :

Yellow Jonquils, white nar-
sissus 35c C; milk and wine lilies
25c dozen, "Add postage. Miss
Rosa Connell, Whigham.

Red dogwood, redbud, red
maple, azaleas, Mtn. laurel, Tho-
-dodendrons, 3 for 25c; Winter
fern, fall pinks 6 for 25c. Exchg.

. white feed sacks. Add post-

Mrs. Glover AUererenoe
Abneral Bioiff.

Shasta daisies, red aoieanie 10!

elump; ~ sweet
peas 10c each; red, pink, purple
verbena 10c for 3 rooted plants.|

Add postage. Mrs. E. L. Rogers,

pink perennial

oom corn seed 10c cup post-
aid; large mixed colors holly-
hocks seed 10 tablespoon full
postpaid. Mrs. Emory Coggins,
Rt. 1; Nicholson. Mo

Mixed -spring bulbs. joriquil
itter and eggs, narcissus $1.25
2 Dec. type dahlias, altheas
each; roses Mo. B 20c each;

ee 10c each; gladiolas, florist}
st type $2.00 C. Mrs. Kate corey)

ee -Altheas mixed. colors, rose,
white and orchid 15 each; pink
hardy phlox 10c each; | white
spider lilies 10c each. Mrs, Belle
Greer, Rt. 3, Ellijay. ay

Angel wing tenons: 2 ree
plus postage. Mrs.. J. T. Den-
rk, Meldrim. ;

~~ Camellia Tapniede . Indica,
Japanese azaleas, Tea olive, Ba-
nana shrubs, gardenia, Pittos-
porum, green, variegated _ leaf,
Photinia Glabra, Pyracantha,
-Nandinas, | Vigurnum, suspensum,

_ tinus. Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Cordele. Fe

Begonia cuttings red pink Be
_each;. geraniums 15c each; red,
white, pink, saknon ferns 10c
each; Zinnia plants 10c dozen,
40c per C3. eee same as
- ginnias. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham,
ee

_ Am booking oan for Mar-
-mosa trees from 2 to 6 ft. Write
for prices for number wanted.
G. D. Miller, Woodiand; |

ee Old fashioned dbl. white Clove
pinks. mixed Plumosus pinks 50c
per C; Olympia daffodils, Si-
berian lilies, April blooming nar-
cissus, mixed iris 90c per C; Re-
gale lilies 6 for 50e. Mrs. Chris-
fine McLeod, Rt. 2, Box 166, Col-
ege Pork. i,

Jaurel |:

Blooming size white Easter
lily bulbs 10c each, 75c per dozen,
$5.00 per C. Add postage. Miss
Ide] Rahn, Rt. 1, Box 184, Guy-
ton.

Old fashioned yellow sweet
scented jonquil bulbs 60c per C,
$5.00 per M, prepaid. Mrs. R. FP.
Scarborough, Byron.

Shasta daisies 4 doz. 60c; dbl.
white scented pinks 75c C; 250
mixed tulips $1.25 for lot; 50c
C. Miss Fannie Ford, 1018 S. E.
Main St., College Park.

Old fashioned sweet scented
double pinks; April blooming nar-
cissus, mixed iris, yellow nar-
cissus, daffodils 200 for $1.00;
lilac, wisteria, winter Jasmine,
spirea 10 for 50c. Prepaid, Mrs.
Dick Powell, Rt. 2, College Park.

400 twice transplanted 20 yr.
old boxwood $1.00 each at my
home; 4-6 boxwoods, 50c dozen;
2-3 ft. Amur privet bushes $3.50
C; red crepe myrtle 1-3 ft.
sprouts 65c dozen; narcissi 60c
C. Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Pink, red; yellow azaleas, Mtn.
Jaurels; red dogwood, sweet
shrubs, rhododendrons, white
dogwood, black and white pine,
crabapple sprouts, all well root-
ed $1.00 dozen plus postage. W. G.
Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

1 Boxwood 6 ft. high 6 ft.
across $25.00; 2 trailing cedars 3
ft. high, 6 tt. across $20.00; 3
,arborvitaes 14%, 3, 4 ft. $1.00 each
by taking all three; 3 Junipers
5-7 ft. high. Must be moved by
truck. Mrs. D. A. Pope, Talla-

poosa.

Red dogwood, Mtn. laurel, rho-
dodendrons, sweet shrubs, crab-
apple sprouts, pink, red and yel-
low azaleas, black and white pine
$1.00 dozen. Add postage. E. D.
Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Pink thrift rooted 40c per C
or 300 for $1.00 plus postage. Mrs.
J. H. Duke, Wrens.

White hydrangeas 3 40: 4-1.
75c; yellow jasmine 75c dozen;
camphor trees 25c each, 6 for
$1.25; night blooming cereus 50c
each, 3 for $1.25; 15 pot plant
cuttings $1.00. Postage. Mrs. J.
L. Burk, Rt. 3, Box 34, Tiften.

_ Magnolia, tea olive, sweet bay,

crepe myrtle, dogwood, yellow
jasmine, evergreen, holly, pink
-honeysuckle, 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c,
4 ft. 35c; exehg. for white feed:
sacks, white magnolia seed, 25
dozen. Mrs. Georgia sits Rt. i,
Dublin.

olive, magnolia, greybeard, beauty
bush, prickly ash, crepe myrtle,

spireas, red, white almonds, coral-
berry, dogwood, woodbine, 2 yr.
size. 15c each. Exchg. for white
sacks. ee wes Lewis, ee
boro... :

* Dbl. pink oleabider 30 each:
baby spirea 25c each; flowering

flowered yellow Jasmine,
each, 2 for 25c; larger size 20c
each. Plants well rooted. Miss
Mittie Collins, Rt. 1, Smithville.

Blooming size narcissus - bulbs,
paper white 50c per C; Chinese

H. OH. Ramsey, Rt. A, Boston.

Hyacinths, - ane red, blue,
Spellow or mixed $2. 25 dozen; ex- |

ville.

- Boxwoods 20 to 24 25e each:
yellow Japonicas | 15 each; -white
Spireas 15c each; Mtn. ivy, Mtn.
laurel, white pine, maple 10
each. Add postage. Mrs. e M.
Lock, Rt. 2 _ Ellijay. |

3 yr. old Cape Jasmine in aly
Mc each, 2 yr od 50c. Add post=
age. Bessie Martin, ace ODS
Gainesville. a

- Scotch - brooms, gong size for
blooming. next season 3 for $1.00;
size smaller, 25c ea. When 3: or
more go. to. same address all
postpaid at. above. quotations.

est. Ave., Hapeville. Tel. Ca. 1240.

Rhododendrons, jaurels, all
colors. azaleas; red, yellow dog-
wood, redbud 3 ft. high, 61.00
dozen del.; Junipers, Globe and
Silver arborvitaes; butterfly,
Japonicas 6 for $1. 00: perennial
phiox $1.00 C. Sadie Wilson,
Morganton.

_All colors dogwood and ee
pink Cherokee. rose, -rhododen-
drons, tulip poplars, crabapple,
Mtn. laurel, 3 ft. high $1.00 doz-
en; pink perennial phlox, $1.00
per C. Mrs. A. L. Ses
- Blue Ridge.

: Physostegia Virginica, peren-
nials similar to snapdragons, or-
chid pink 6 for 67c; 12 for $1.19:
fragrant yellow narcissus 50 for
_50c. Pink Xmas cactus 2 for 25c.
All postpaid. Evelyn Seago, Pine-
_hurst.

All colors azaleas, rhododen-
drons, 35 dozen: yellow Japon-
icas, altheas, snowball, weigelia,
white spira 15 each; boxwood,
dwarf arborvitates 12 to 30 in.
25 each. Add postage. Mrs. J. M.

- Var. salvia 50c dozen;

foliage,

_ borviitaes,

Butterfly push, tea holly, tea |.
varieties,

| en,
~checks. Mrs. WwW. ae ee Odes- |
cedar 18c each, 2 for .25c, large i See ;
15

-1401 Bay St., Brunswick.
Sacred -65c_ per C, ovate we Mrs. |.

tra. fine tulips. $1.25 dozen. Em- |:
ma - B. ae Rt: 6, ap eee

less rose,
each; physostegia 50c pe C. Sell|

jwille. -
Mrs. A..S. Hutchinson, 3723 For- |

lilies, dbl.





Davis, Rt. 2, Box ue, Ellijay.



All colors azaleas, rhododen-
drons 35 dozen; altheas, snow-
ball, wiegalias, spirea, yellow
Japonicas.- 15c each; bxowoods,
dwarf arborvitaes 25 each. Tel-
eta Davis, Rt. 4, Ellijay.

King Alfred bulbs, 75c per C;
lemon day lilies $1.00 per C;
Japanese blue iris, 40c dozen;
pomegranate 10c sprout. . Add
postage. Mattie Wright, Rt. a
Buchanan, .

- Tea olive, pink, red crepe myr-
tle, sweet myrtle, dogwood, mag-
nolia, sweet bay, red holly, yel-
low jasmine, evergreen oak, gall-
berries 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4 ft.

$5c each: exchg. for white feed

Sacks, Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Rt. i
Dublin.

Althea, dbl. white, Red Ozier
Dogwood, 2 yr. Radiance rose
bushes, 4 colors, $2.00 per dozen;

Gaga enia blooming size 2 for $1;
Ablia Grandiflora $1.50 dozen;
Nandina Domestica 50c each;
red crepe myttle $2.40 dozen.
Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Greenville,

Baby Doll and Robt. Huey rose
20c each; lemon lilies, thrift, 3
jonquils,
daffodils, April narcissus 50 per
C; 100 iris, 20 var. $2.00. Add
postage. Mrs. J. M. McMillan,
Palmetto.

Have English aonond forsy-
thia, lilac, crepe myrtles, month-
ly rosesmost all colors, also 15
colors iris. Sell cheap or exchg.
Mrs. L. H. Coe, Eastanollee.

Live oak acorns, sabal palmet-
to seed, Grandiflora magwnolia
seed, camphor berry seed, dog-
wood, etc. For sale cheap. S. W.
Goodyear, 707 Monk St., Bruns-
wick. |

New crop Smilax 60 lb. case
$3.00, 30 lb. case $1.50; holly
well berried 25c Ib. mistetoe
well berried 25c a. Ib.: green and
bronze galax $2.00 per M;
ferns $2.50 per M. Lewis Bigbee,
Bluffton. mea

Canna roots, Hungaria, large
flowers of rose pink, blue green
foliage, King Humbert, scarlet
flowers, reddish brown foliage,
President, rich red dark green
also white yellow and
orange. 50c dozen PP. Mrs. J. M:
Harmon, RFD 2, Calhoun.

* Boxwoods, all sizes,
shapes, 2 and 3 ft. to 6 ft.; ar-
2 to 4 ft. almost
square;' privet hedge, evergreen,
cedars all. sizes. Cheap. Mamie
Rogers, Culberson, N. C. ee
of Ga.) Rt. 1, Box 80. 23
4000. gladiolas. mixed, | leading
Miss Joy, Crimson|
Glow, Saraband, etc. Blooming}

sizes $1.50 per C postpaid. Mrs.

J. A. ee 29 Cw oe ae -
ton.

Guar. pure, little Rellows saueee

4 scented narcissus bulbs 15 doz-

75c C. Add postage. No

sadale.

Star Bethlehem 3 alba 50:
Blanket flower seed,. 5c; teacup-
ful; many other: flowers. Enclose
postage for list. Mrs. J. Landrum,

Long leaf pine seed.
Chance, Perks a Oe
Have 7 evergreens 4 ft. tall
nicely shaped; also about 30 box-
wood 1 ft. high. Write -for prices.
Leonard Love, Rt. 2, Adairsville.
Extra large narcissus. bulbs 50c
dozen, $15.00 per M. Mrs. Opal
Davenport, Rt. A, _Andersonville.
_.Purple iris, yellow cannas 80c
per C; Sweet Williams, primreses |

t Ralph |

| $1.00 per C; Dwarf zinnia seed

10 matchbox full; yellow thorn-
butterfly push 5c

or exchange. Mrs. a - Tallant, |

1} Cumming.

- Evergreen and col ane 3.

ft. high; all kinds of herbs; every |
kind of dahlia bulbs. Write for |

prices. Geena Nichols, -Clarkes- |

Sweet William, perentiial

phlox, violets, daisies, 2 doz. 10c; |.
- tulips, hyacinths 25e dozen; Star
Bethlehem. 25c per C; Tiger lil-"
jes 20c each; cannas $1. 00 per C;/].
hemerocallis - and Kwanso lilies mM

$1.75 per C. Miss Lillian Thomas.
Rt. Cusseta. i

Large healthy banana plants

25c each. Mrs. E. F. Timms, 989
~Cascade Ave. SW, Atlanta. :

Blooming size butter and egg

-15c dozen; 2 doz. 25c; tiger lily

bulbs, Boston ferns well rooted,
red May cactus 10c each; red
Amaryllis, milk and wine lily 25
each. Mattie Jackson, Ivey.

Double Japonicas red, pink,
white, yellow, 8 yr. old, well-
rooted 50c ea; red, pink, white,
yellow dogwood 4 for $1.00; canna
peonies $1.00 dozen;
hardy phlox 40c dozen. Mr. John-
nie Davis, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Blue violets, white daisies 25 |

per C; mixed colors iris 60c ee
C; privet hedge
weeping willows 15c each, 2 for
25c; yellow Japonicas 10 each,
3 for 25c. All rooted and del. Mrs.

; ae D. ees Rt. 3, Ella PPP

fancy |

good

| feed sacks.

$1.00 per | C;)

Iris plants, purple or lavendar
20c dozen; old fashioned holly- |
hock seed 5c tablespoonful. Mrs.
Jess Coens: PO Box 22, Chats-
worth. :

i eceiendrous Mtn. laurel,
coralberry, white pine, red, yeliow
azaleas, red dogwood, redbud,
crabapple, tulip poplar, all well
rooted 3 ft. high $1.00 dozen; red
Japonicas 25c each, 6 for $1. 00.
Mrs. Joe Henry, Mineral Bluff.

Pink Cherokee roses, rnododen-
drons, Mtn, laurel, red, yellow
azaleas, coralberry, red dogwood,
white pine, crabapple, tulip pop-
lar redbud, all well rooted 3 ft.
high $1.00 dozen. Bonnie Aber-
crombie, Mineral Bluff.

Red, white dogwoods, crab-
apples, pink, red, yellow azaleas,
Mtn. Laurel, white rhododen-
drons, sweet shrubs, black and
white pines, holly, well rooted
$1.00 dozen. Blue iris lilies 35c
dozen. Add postage. C. M. Roper,
Morganton.

Gladiolus 26 colors 50c dozen;
dbl. Roman hyacinths 40c dozen;
mixed tulips 40c dozen; red and
white lilacs 15 each; thrift, ver-
benas, hardy phlox 35c dozen.
Cash or M. O. Nora Nix, Alto,
Ri. 2.

8 or 10 red Japonica trees 8 yrs.
old, 8 ft. high $8.00 each, now
full blooms. They are single reds,
always green leaves, never shed.
J. C. Hargroves, Marlow.

Red spider lilies, blue hyacinths,
dbl. yellow narcissi, dbl. paper
white narcissi 25c dozen; single
| white narcissi, King Alfred daf-
fodils, yellow jonquils $1.00 per
Cc. Mrs. Cliff C. es Rte 1;
Middleton.

German iris 50 or 10 kinds
labeled (Lorely, Azore, Caprice,
Lohengrin, etc.) for $1.15; Si-
berian, six kinds, Water, six
kinds, either 25 for 60c; Japanese
mixed $1.10 dozen. Mrs. J. ae
Hall, Rt. 1, Calhoun. ;

Sweet Bay, sweet myrtle, tea
olive, magnolia, running honey-
suckle, evergreen oak, dogwood,
jasmine, gallberry 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft.
-25c, 4 ft. 35c. Add postage. Mrs.
Oo. W. Colston, Rt. 2, Toomsboro.

Chrysanthemums 25c dozen;
crepe myrtle, sweet bays, mag-
nolias, holly, crapabble, cedar,
evergreens 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 5c:
rooted gardenias 25c each; ban-
ana tree 1. ft. 25c. Add postage.
Mrs. ae WwW. Pays Rt. 2, Toons
boro. he,

- Blue iris, pink verbena, Shasta
daisies 15 dozen; pink, white
oxalis, Xmas, Easter, Thanksgiv-
ing, red. May, monkey tail cactus
Se each; purple lilac, pink crepe
myrtle, altheas, cape jasmines, 6
kinds ferns 15c each. Mrs. Fane
Williams, Cumming.

Mt. laurel, rhododendron, arnibe
and spruce pine, hemlock, granny
' greybeard, holly, dogwood, c-
dars, maple, birch, Balm of
Gilead bushes.
2-5 ft., 4, 25.

%

vad postage on all

ie orders under 50c. _ Mark Fergu-

son, Murrayville, Rt. 1.

Dwarf boxwoods, Seale rooted,
10 in.-30 in:, 25c to $5; shrubbery,
blooming size, 15c, all fob., cash
with order; daffodil. pulbs, 3 in.
trumpet, 25c doz.; Madonna lily
bulbs, 40 doz.; yellow day lilies,
dahlia bulbs, pompons, 25 dbz.
Mrs. Reni Allgood, Oxford.

White pine, spruce, | hemlock,
holly, rhododendron, ivy, $1..doz.;
Azaleas, 35 doz.; jonquils, daffo-|
dils, Iris, 20c doz.: peach Toses,
3, 25c;. Altheas, 10c. ea. japonicas, |
oe 25; sweetshrubs, -20 doz;
dogwood, 10c ea. Exe. for white | |
Add postage. _
W. F. Bailey, Ellijay, Rt. Nn

Dorothy | Perkins - - yr.
bushes, 15c each, 2 Tor 26;

| cont
20 -

Golden Bell Forsythia, 5c each:
| sweet scented purple wisteria, 15

each; Sweet scented violets, 20c
dozen. Postpaid. Will exc. for 4
Euonymous. Sane Moore, Su-
wanee.

Tris, toxelOve: ak golden-|.
glow, mums, 45 wen:
dahlias, pink Almond,
strawberries, 15 doz.
Frix, Cumming, Ris 2
Dbl.
Altheas, Almond 20c,. all colors;
Azaleas 40c doz.; rhododendrons,

3: for. 25;
Bonnie

wood 75c doz. snowbjall, pink;
red weigelias 15c. Add postagt>-
B. A. Shepard, Ellijay, Rt. 4.

FLOWERS AND SEED |,,
WANTED |



*



Want several hundred Zephyr
rain lily bulbs, genuine Roman
blue hyacinth bulbs but not grape
hyacinths. Miss Willie Walters,
Albany.

Want Liriope or Lily-Turf



plants. C.H. Cooper, Columbus,

ll well rooted, |

Mrs.)

cannas, |

red, yellow Japontnas

laurels, spruce pine, white dog-|

- WANTED



Want 500 Carolina cher
hedge planting. W. L. McE
ray, Waynesboro. =

Roses and bulbs wanted;
exc. perfect white feed sa
rooted roses or bulbs. Wri
you have. Mrs. E. R. Sm
catur, 311 Superior eee
9076.

Wanted Roman . i
white or blue; state quantit;
price. Mrs. Karl Hoye, Na
way, N. PO Box 370, Va

Exchange extra fine Klor
strawberry plants for bloo
size tulip bulbs, mixed color:
plants for 20. large bulbs
exc. for onion sets, 125 pla
1 gallon sets, Mrs. Hugh
wood, Cartersville, Rt.

Want Camellia Japonic
that has been grown out
in Atlanta for at least tw
ters; must be at least 5 -
will not consider pot
plants. Mrs. Paul Duke, At]
1200 Oxford Road, De 3041.

kind bulbs, tulips, hyacinth
cissi or any other var, Mrs
Matthews, Bremen, Box :

SEED FOR SAL



15 lbs. white multiplying
onions, sound, free of trast
postpaid, Money order. Jo
Mosley, Soperton, Rt. 2.

Red multiplying oni
gal. postpaid. Mrs. J.
Adairsville.

5 bu. brown, sweet, m
ing Onions, 40c gal. (mak
8 nice size to the hill;
ees now). ;

ice oles
ions, good keepers, -35c
postage. Mrs. G. B
Blairsville. Rt. 4.

White nest onions,
plus postage. Stamps acce]
Mrs. G. B. Patterson,
ville. Rt. 4.-

Bur clover seed and
tion soil sufficient to
acre, sent. postpaid fo
Planting directions wit
a Cc. Turnipseed, Griffi

\ Lot of fine genuin
Braziel tobacco seed (
year), 25c ounce, $3.00
z J. Cearley, Marietta

300 lbs. white multip
ions, 60c lb. Money or er
P. B. Cash Pendergrass

Calif. caultiplying bee
10c start, 3 starts, 2

mart. Rt. 2.

Yellow Bermuda i
15 qt. 50c gal.; Purple |
peas, 20c qt.; early :
Plants, 15 C. Add -
ie Crowe, Cumming

Stringless green
20 , teacupful;
campayne,\
bear grass, 1

10c doz.; large. ead
seed, 5c thls. Add po
Re ar Williams, Cum

1938 okra seed, 25c pt.;
5e tabls. No stamps nor
exchange. Mrs. J.
Royston. Rik i

Tobacco seed, improve
$2:00 ounce by ae
jel, Colquitt.

Dill seed, -10- bet
Jackson, Fayetteville.

rs Bur clover. seed,

Haire, Baxley. Rt.

Striped Half Ru
seed, 20c large cupful

oles or. peaches,
worms, peel and cor
white .- multiplying {
gal. Mrs. Clarence Men
Dacula, Rt. 1,

_ New crop white, bro
eream, and plack- eyed
erowder. peas, treated,
10 Ibs. $1.00; old fash
cornfield beans, 35
$1. 00. All oe Don
ery Braneb. j

peach seed (ripening
period of sev. weeks)
ue J. T. Collier, oe to.

hot pepper, dried, 40c;
buttons, 25c at. Mrs. He
Lavonia.

About 150-200 he cas le
mustard seed, 12%4c lb. Tra
onion sets, cabbage pl
beans or anything can
Bridwell, Doerun. ~~
% bu. old fashione
seed, clear seed and
Make voffer. Mrs. H.



Chipley. Rt. 2. _





SEED FOR SALE

Ybs. Crimson clover seed
chaff, Ie lb. FOB. V. B. Ros-
Locust Grove.

Seallion onion buttons, 10c qt.
25c. Exc. for seed oats. 1
r.3.of oats. i. L. Orisa





PLANTS ae SALE



. W. Cabbage plants, 500,
90c M. Del. postpaid; Ber-
. onion white and yellow
tS same price. Prompt del.
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

jant Boysenberry
Nrite for information and price.
hos. E, Hiscock, Quitman, Rt.

and

ae No chks. * Mrs. L;
B. ye, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Jer sey, Chas. Copenhagen, Fiat
50c, 500; 75c M; Crystal
onion, ne 500; $1. 00 M. All

fonaike poses plants,

'C. 500, 80c; $1.50: M. del.
rompt shipment. Royce Wal-
ip, Flowery. Branch. Rt. 1.

<udzu crowns, $6.00 M. Exp.
nllect; Spruce pines, 2 ft., cul-
ti ted, $3.00 doz, FOB. Yonge
V Talker, Toccoa, Rt. 3.- -
has. W., Early Flat Dutch
cabbage and. Crystal Wax Bermu-
onion plants, 85c, 500, $1.35
Mi, _ postpaid; 15c . M. Express
OB. Special price on large
ntities. John W. Berryhill,
Wakefield, Drumhead and All-
jead Early J..and Copenhagen
\bbage, also collard plants, 20c
00, 40c; $1.00 M. del. 5 M, $4
liect. Lee Crow, _ Gainesville,
t. 2, Box 143.
londike strawberry plants,
C; 80c, 500; $1.50M.. del.
oung plants. Mrs. Ray Whit-
ire, Flowery Branch. Rt. 1.
Frost-proof cabbage plants, E.
and C. W., now ready, open
eld grown, moss packed, 500,
40c; 70c M. COD. J. O. Stdkes,
gerald.
Cabbage plants, 75 M. No
ders filled for less than 1 M.
Baker, Sycamore, Rt. 1.

M cabbage plants, E. J. and
penhagen Market var. 15c C.

00 M, J. E, Shaw, Alma, Rt. 4.)

_J., Wakefield cabbage plants,
y for shipment, $1.00. M; 5
up, 75 M. Mossed. Logan Wo-

ack Rocky Ford. !
londike strawberry plants,
500; $1.50 M. Young plants.
unt. Hazel Allen, Gaines-

ox 109.

plants, Early | Jersey
oe ps Gainesville,

Straw rry ninnts esr iescn

bearing, 25c per C ele

gar pear trees, Ibe ea. 4

10 postage | on all, or-

a checks. Miss Beulah |.

as, Rt. 3)

abbage, Barly Jersey sities

harleston frost-proof plants,

, $1.00 per M,- postage |.

SL Pitts. ae,

_plants, frost-pr roof;

ani _dJersey; Charleston,

agen, Early Flat. Dutch

ge plants, $1" per M, 5,000

mr 5c per M. First =
nal R. Lindsey, Lenox...

0 plants, Charleston,

eld and Copenhagen Mar-

, 50c or 90c per M; good

ant rompt shipment guar-|

teed. Mrs. Eural Carter, Lake

berry. aranies extra. Jarge,|
et, firm meat, Lady Thomp-
-30c per C, $1.25 per 500, $2
earliest variety Klondike, 25c
$1.75 M, del. Mrs. J..S. Crowe,
imming, Rebeka
tr wherry plants, Klondike,
M, young, well rooted. Mrs.
vis Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Strawberry plants, red gold,
C. Miss Myrtle Braswell,
a Rb. LS
Babery Lady
$1.50;
Moss

plants,
30C =C;:

y ee strawberry plants,
0, 25c, 1 M $1.50; red shellots
fall planting 40 gal.; collard
ants 20c C, 7c M; vigorvine
~ 100 for 25c, all

. L. A, Crow, Gainesville,

Cabbage plants, pure Copenha-
n grown on new
nd from imported seed, 500,
75c M; large lots cheaper,
tis. guar. J. N. McCorvey. Pa-

strawberry plants, 20e C, 90c,
00, or $1.50 M, prompt shipment.

field cabbage,

plants.

et ae

Rt. 7.

Cordele, Rt. Bx



Guy Crowe, Cumming, Rt.

~ PLANTS FOR SALE

Klondike and
strawberry plants, $1.50 M; lead-
ing varieties cabbage and = col-
lard plants, 20c C, 75c M; red
shellots, 40c gal.; all mailed. A.
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.. i
_ Cabbage plants, frost-proof,
75c M; white Bermuda onion
plants, 75 M; write fer prices
on syrup, peanuts, seed oats, cot-
tonseed. (Williams Toole Prolif-
ic) grade Hereford cattle, Po-
land-China hogs. Ww. WwW. Will-
iams, Quitman.

Collard plants, Georgia head-
ing, 10c C, 75c M; Chas. Wake-.
15e C, 500, 65c,
$1.25 M. del.; Bermuda onion
sets, 25c Qt.; Bermuda onion
plants, 5c. M. Mrs. H. L, Brite
tingham, Guyton. -

Klondike - strawberry ante
$1.25 M. P. B. Reynolds, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 115.

Klondike and Lady Thompson
Strawberry plants, 500, 75c, $1.45
M; cabbage-collard, Georgia col-
lards, 300, 35c, 500, 45c, 85c M, all
del. Amos Garrett, Gainesville,



Strawberry plants, all var, 500,
80c, $1.75 M; Georgia and head-
ing collards, also cabbage-col-
lards, 500, 50c, 80c M, all del. x
C. Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 7. :

Cc. P. 807, U. S. nine
sugarcane plants, 144c ea. if come
for them before November ist.
H, B. Tiller, Care B. O. Fussell,
Brunswick.

Cabbage - plants, frost-proof
Wakefield, Copenhagen, Dutch
postpaid, 50c; 1 M 80c; Willetts
Wonder frost-proof garden peas,
pp, 5 lbs.$1; 5 lbs. large paper
shell pecans, 66 $1. John B. Pope,
Fitzgerald.

Acme Thornless Youngberry
and Boysenberry plants, 12, $1.25
PP; new grapes and small ee
plants, - govt. inspected. H:
Neal, Ashland.

E. J., Wakefield, Copenhagen
cabbage plants, $1.00 M. del.,
also White nest onions, 65 eal.
Exc. for anything can use. Del-
la Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Hawkin s strawberry plants,
drought-r tistant, prolific, new
var., 30c C; $2.00 M. del. Sat.
or money back. Mrs. J. B. Hud-
gins, Flowery Branch. ;

Texas Wonder, earliest and
largest blackberry. Large plants,
75c doz prepaid. Time to plant.
M. N. Wertz, Thomasville.

-Klondike strawberry, plants,

$1:25 M:=P.-B. Heys Saige: |

|)PECANS and PEANUTS

straw-

ville, Rt. 2, Box 115.
Klondike everbearing_
berry plants, 20c C. Exc, for
white feed sacks, 500 for 10
sacks. Ea. pay postage. < lyde

Mason, Cleveland, Rt. 2.
Old fashioned whiete plack-
pee, red thornless raspberry,
doz.; /Gibsons and Premiers
arly strawberry, 40c C; $2. 75 M.
3 yr. old asparagus crowns, 15

doz. John B. Nix, Alto, a 2.

_ BEANS AND PEAS
| FOR SALE

witlett Wonder | eplerestatant
Bunch | Eng. pea seed, ~30 Ib.
postpaid. _ Mrs. 7a B. Bailey, |
Bluffton.

Genuine Bunch Velvet beans, |
gathered. without rain, very
sound, November del. 1938 crop,
$2. 50 bu. Wilmer. Beasley, Nunez. |

This yr s crop Willetts Wond-
er Eng, pea seed, 25c Ib.; 100 Ib.





lots, 15c tb. Cash with order. No|.

chkKs, Mrs. John - B. Pope, Fitz-
gerald.

~ New crop willett's : Wonder
Eng. -pea seed, 25 Ib; 100 Ib. lots,
15c Ib. FOB; Hastings: 100 Bu.
seed oats, 50c bu. R. A. Huckaby,

=

-150 ibs. Willetts cold proof
Eng. peas, $22. 00 or 15 lb. in
10. Ib. lots. E. C. POPE: Ocilla,

Rt. ees
Prost: proof English peas, -30c

Jb. Mrs. E. B. Warren, Tooms- }

boro, Rt. =



CORN & SEED CORN
FOR SALE

400 to 500 bu. corn at my place,
55c bu: if taken at once. Js H.



_| White, Boston.

"5 bu. corn by November 15th,
65c bu. at my home near Shiloh
Baptist Church, near No. 3 high-
way, Ben Smith, Thomaston.

Golden Queen pop corn, pure.
sound, no weevils, for seed or
popping 4c ib. in 100 Ib. lots or
more. Alex Barfield, Louisville.

1 M bu. corn, 55c bu.; 20 tons

-hay, $7.00, ton FOB parn. J. D.

Calvert, Morgan.

500 bu. sound, dry, slipped
shuck ear corn, 50c per hundred
pounds. E. E. Gilbert, Dexter.

250 bu. ear corn, new crop,
free of weevils, 6@c_ bu. FOB.
Herman Holloway, Ellaville.

S

Tverboariag

| ib: 100 lbs. or more,

| Stewarts, 12c;

a T ees. For Sale

White. scuppernong vines, well
rooted, good size fig sprouts,
peach trees, white English, 20c
ea. plus postage. cae Cc. B. Rob-
inson, Bowdon, Rt. :

The Wonder. a Helen Ay-
ers Cling. Write for information.
R. L. Ayres, Hartwell.

_ Japanese apricot plums, rose
and goose plums, $1.00 doz.;
black scuppernong vines,
doz.; 3 lbs. dried sage, $1 ia 2
Klondyke strawberry plants,

C. All well rooted, postpaid. Mrs.
Seaborn Huggins, Waco. Rt. 2.

oa Blue plums, 1 and 2

yr. old trees, 15c ea. John Quil-
lian, Gainesville.

Extra fine Concord and Lutie
grapevines, 2 yr. old, 25 ea. 6 for
$1.00; 1 yr. vines, 2 for 25c; 10
for $1 .00; 4 kinds gourd seed, 10c
pkt., 3, 25e; crabapples, $1.00 bu.
FOB. Exe, for smoking tobacco, |
J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay. Rt. 2.

White Eng. peach trees, 2 yrs.
old, 5 for $1.00; June apple
trees, 2. yrs. old, 25 ea. Now
ready. Mrs. G. E. McDaniel,
Buena Vista. Rt. 4

Peach _ trees, ail Jead. var.,
State insp., guar, true to name,
$32.50 M. $4.00 C: 80c doz, R. A.
Travis, Riverdale,

Gov. insp. lead. var. apple
trees, 1-2 yrs. old, 10c-20c ea.;
peach, 7c to 15c ea. pear, cherry,
apricot, plums, 25c-40c _ ea.;
grapevines, 2-3 yrs, old, 10 ea.
$6.00 C. del. Lee Head, Cornelia.

Hawkworth and horse apple,
black and white scuppernong,
Niagara and Concord grapes,
muscadines, blue Damson, red
goose, Japanese Apricot, plums,
May and Richmond cherries,
brown turkey figs 10c ea. $1 doz.
del.; all 2 yr. plants. Mrs. Bertha
Patterson, Waco.

About 30 chenry sprouts, 18
inches to 3 ft. high, $2.00 plus
postage for lot. Mrs. Alice Gar-
ner, Palmetto.

Brown scuppernongs, yr. old,
10c ea.; 80c doz.; 2 yr, ldc ea.,
$1.50 doz.; 3 yr.,; 20c ea., $2.00
doz.; Brown Calif figs, 10c ea.,
$1.00 doz; plums and musca-
dines, etc. W. A. Moon, Waco,
Rt. 2.

. Big fine 2 yr. old setioy delic-
-jous, dbl. red delicious, dbl. red
Stayman and other var. apples,
20c ea., $15.00 C., f. 0. b. T. M.
Webb, Ellijay.





FOR SALE

A Mi Ibs. pecans,
Money-makers and seedlings. A.
B. Woodward, Mayotass, Rt. 5,
Box 78,

Pecans, Stewarts ou Schleys,
le Ab; seedlings, 10c lb. Mrs.
BAT, May, Warthen.
- Large papershell pecans, 17c
15c Ib;
| medium, -14 Ib; small. 10c lb.
| FOB. Cash. - No checks: Send
| postage for sample. Mrs. Alton
Hyers, Mershon, Rt. 1.

No.1 Virginia Bunch peanuts,
Be lb; pecans, Scthleys, 20c Ib;
Stewarts, 15c Ib: seedlings, 10 Ib;
also. purebred Barred Rock roost~ |
-ers, $1.50 ea. Money order. W.S.
Norton, Edison. 2

Good seedling pecans, 106 Ib;
Stewarts, 15 lb. Samples on re- |:
quest. for postage, Guar. sound
and dry. Mrs. W. B. Hester,
Blakely, Rt. 3. :

40 Ibs. Manion. pedantic 25e Ib. |
plus postage. One of the Jargest, |
finest flavored, thin shelled nuts.
Mrs. R. L, Williams, Boston.

' Good. seedling pecans, 10c Tb.
Tom Steed, Buena, Vista. a

Nice seedling pecans, 8c Ib:
Money- -makers,
Frotschers. lic Yb. All FOB.
R. E. Bower, Dixie.

Pecan halves, 1938 stock, 40c
lb. Mrs. J. C. Lee, Bluffton.

Several hundred pounds of
Stewart and 400 lbs. Mahon thin
shelled pecans for sale. Mrs.
Karl Hoye, Valdosta, Natl High-
way North, Box 370.

New crop shelled pecans, mix-,
ed variety., 40c lb. del. Sat. guar.
J. Lamar Jackson, Ivey.

25 bu. red peanuts, well filled
good for seed, $1.25 bu. Ship
charges collect. W. H. Wooa,
Martin, Rt. 1 : :

50 Ibs. extra large seedling pe-
eans, 10c Ib. FOB; 75 Ibs. large
Stewarts, 20c lb. FOB. Cliff T.
Tanner, Sandersville, Rt. 1.

Hulled pecans from the largest
seedlings to smallones, 35c Ib.
del also purebred B. Rock eggs
$1.00 per 15. Mrs. Laura B. Taylor,
Waycross, Rt. 1., Box 15. 2



10c;





COTTON SEED for SALE



Ped. Pielmont Cleveland cot-

ton seed, Ist a $3.00 per 100
. wevis -Mil- || Exp. COD. E. L. Todd, Valdosta,

lbs., Frt. paid. J
ledgevie. Rt 9.

| interested, Norman | Bennett,

$1.00.

Blewarts 1

| $1.00;

-|nah-Dublin Hwy.



1 acre So. American pop corn
of good quality for sale.
-ment on same can be made. af-
ter Nov. ist. Make best offer if

worth, Rt. 1.

700 bu. corn, new crop, slipped
shuck, 50c bu. at my barn, 9 mi.
Fitzgerald. Y. S. Gibbs, Abba.

Shelled 1938 crop pop corn.
Write for price, stating amount
wanted. Wesley Myrick, Hawk-
-insville. RFD 2. -

TOBACCO FOR SALE.

Good flue cured tobacco, smok-.
ing or chewing, 12 Ibs. $1.00 del.
Mrs. Lorna Martin, Surrency, Rt.
2, Box 15.

Good whole leaf tabaecd. free
from strings and mold, 10 Ibs.
$1.00; smoking, 12 lbs. $1.00. Bee;
Prompt del. Ralph B. Tyre, Bax-
ley, Rt. 1.

Genuine Burley tobacco, sehr
al leaf, golden colored, cured in
Natures way, grown in Pied-
mont section, 8 lbs. Le 00 Parcel
Post prepaid; 16 S. P. C. pigs, 6
wks. old, $3.50 ea. as my dot, 1%
mi. W. Indian Springs. No ship-
ping. J. C. RW: Jackson,
Ree \

Good, mellow, flue Geka cehew-
ing or smoking tobacco, free
from trash, 13 Ibs. $1.00 del.
Prompt shipment. J. T. Ligstsey,
Screven.

Good grade, wiuie leaf smok-
ing or chewing tobacco, good,
bright, yellow leaves, 12 Ibs. $1.00
del. Guar. good and prompt ship-
ment. C. L. Lightsey, Screven,
Rt. 2:

Smoking or -chewing tobacco,
whole leaf, barn cured, red or
yellow, mild flavor, 14 Ibs. $1.00
del. Prompt shipment guar. or
money refunded. Mrs. E. M.
Troup, Baxley.

Tobacco, strong or ane falor-
ed, red or yellow leaf, for chew-
ing or smoking, 14 lbs. $1.00. del.
Money back guar. Mrs. J. T.
Troup, Baxley.

Good flue cured tobacco, 13
lbs, chewing $1.00; 14 Ibs. smok-





and no order less than $1.00.
Postpaid. Mrs. Christine Harper,
Surrenay, Rt. 2.

Real good bright leaf tobacco,
11 lbs., $1.00 del; also good, se-
lected Gold Dollar tobacco seed,

13 thls., 25c del. Lonnie L. Light~

sey, Surrency, Rt. 2..

Good, mellow, yellow leaf, 1938
chewing tobacco, 13 Ibs., $1.00;
smoking 14 lbs. $1.00. Postpaid.
Flue cured, ready for shipping.
W. Dz Lightsey, Screven. |

Flue cured tobacco, smoking
or chewing, 12 Ibs., $1.00 del.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. Winfred
Holland, Surrency, Rt. 2, Box 15.

oy and mellow, ready to use,
chewing or smoking, 13 Ibs. $1.00
postpaid. Guar. Hilton Peacock,
Alma, Rt. 4. 1a ;

Bright leaf, - flue cured to-|
bacco; 10c Ib. Good shade cured
tobacco, 12c *b. AH postpaid in
2nd zone. E. S. Crosby, Coffee,
Rt. 1, Box 136. . j
_ Good. grade . whole leaf, flue
cured chewing. tobacco, 13 Ibs.,
$1. 00 del; smoking, 15 Ibs., $1 00"
Del. Prompt shipment. L. D.

5 Lightsey, Sereven,

Good, mellow yellow . leat 1938
chewing tobacco, 13 Ibs., $1.00;
smoking, 15 Ibs., $1 00. Postpaid.

| Ready for shipping. Wi. R: Light-

sey, Screven. |

Good grade,. nce eat flue
hcured tobacco, chewing 12 Ibs.
smoking 15. Ibs. $1, 00. del.
Omer Lightsey, Screven.

POTATOES FOR SALE

6 acres Porto Rico sweet po-
tatoes now ready for truckers.
cr oe Mrs. Cc. R Houston.
Sh or.





lots for sale. C.
lington. |

P. R. potatoes, 1 bu. or 1 M.
bu. pecans, Stewarts, Schleys
and Vandemans, 1 lb. to 5 tons.
Now ready to move. On Savan-
M. F. Jones,
Metter, Rt. 1, Box 111.

About 25 bu. fine sweet pota-
toes, already) dug and getting
sweet. 50c bu. at my home. Mrs.
| J. H. Gay, Jacksonville. Rt. 1.

i acre turnips ready to go. 5
mi. So. ne H, E. Pues
| Surrency, Rt.

Cured Meats For Sale





4 small sugar-cured country
hams, 32% Ibs., smoked, clean,
sweet. All to one address $8.00.



Rt, 4,

Ship- |

Ac- |

ing, $1.00. No stamps nor checks |

; Shepar okey

10 Ib. $2.10;

PR. sweet: Sota haes in truck |
G. Jordan, Ar-



Whitworth, Lavonia, Rt. 1. _
2 Ibs. nice, fresh table
ea. week, % molds, 25_ :
prepaid. Mrs. R. M. Le

Waco, Rt. 2

144. Vee eiiier ea. Pee
Ib. postpaid. Cow T. _&B. tes
Mrs. R. A. Singleton, Bowdo:

2 lbs. fresh, firm butter weekly,
26c lb. del. Mrs. L. Pettit, Pike.

Nice, fresh yellow butter i
pound prints, subject to approval,
35c Ib. del; 2 nice and dry,
yrs. old country cured hams, 22
and 24% IJb., 28c lb. FOB. Mr
P, W. Hyatt, Bowdon, Rt. 3 _

6 lbs. butter ea. week from reg.
Jersey cow, T. B. tested, 100 per
cent butter, 35 lb. with postage
added. Mrs. F. M. Harrison, Cal
Tollton, Rt. 5.

_ 4 Vbs. nice butter ea. week,

lb. del. 1st and 2nd zone. Cash
with order. Mrs. Lizzie |
Bowdon, Rt. 2. :

3 or 4 lbs. nice butter per wee
25c lb. FOB. Mrs. John
PONIES Rt 325.

FRUITS FOR SAL 7

i

Few bu. Quinces, 50c peck ni
prepaid. sipped COD plus pos
age. Mrs. HS et Rabun, vee
Rt. 1.

Nice,
121%4 Ib. in 4 to 8 Jb. lots.





bright ea pumpkins,
Exe.

some for 100 Ib. cap. white feed

sacks in good cond. Del. in Ga.
Miss L. M. White, Dahlone A
Rt. dk, 0x. 35: :

Nice lot of Keiffer pears,
bu. or exc. for nice apples, or for
1 young purebred Barred Roc
rooster, Park str. Mrs, W.
Johnson, White Oak, Box 7.

=



Hones Bees and Bee
_ Supplies For Sale



Approximately 7 M. lbs. ex=)
tracted honey in 35 and 50 gal.
oak barrels for sale. Write. Willi
Tootle, Glennville. os

10 Ibs. pail Tupelo honey,
$1.50; 5 Ib. pail, 75c, del. B. Ey
Savannah, Se yp He =

Fee iY

Henry St.

No. i pure. Gallberry Ext
ey, in 10 Ib. bon pee pens

in iad cans, wt. 75- - f
exp. collect. Send che

Good, flue cured tobacco, yel- | Lang, Omega.

Pure Ext. honey on No.
1-10 lb. pail postpaid, $
sev. 50
60c gal. in bbl. aS
Gallberry comb

6-5 Tb. express col. ud 30.
A. Cra, JeaDE, :

gums, $1. 50 ea: aes ety
goats, 1- Bay, so nannie
head. . are

Pleasant. =

. Fancy Ext, or Gnd with exe
tracted Tupelo honey, 1- 2 Dy
pail, 65c; Cs. of 12-5 lb. $7.20
Mexican clover and cotton: hon
ey, No. 1, 8c Ib. J. D. Ball, Re
becca, e

25 hives me $1. 00. nips. ae
at my yard. Jas. J. Dykes, U al

"| da, Rt. A, Box 119.

New Gallberry comb. hotiay
10c 1b. in 10 lb. cans. Mrs. D.
Burkhalter, Daisy.

New bright honey in comb,
Ib. bucket, $1.00; new Red h
in comb, 10 Ib. bucket, 75c.
postpaid. Cash with order. C.
W. Browning, Dublin. Rt. 3.

_ Bees for sale in 8 frame hives
with supers. $5.00 ea. or exc, fo
Reg. Jersey calves. Mrs. Van A
Harris, Lula. oe

Honey, chunk or strained in
5 Ib. pails, $6.00 per doz. del;
Strained, in 60 lb. new cans, The
ne pound. A.G. Colson, a
ville.

Fancy Gallberry comb honeys
mild, delicious flavor. 10 tb. pail
postpaid in Ga., = 60 pail; case -
of 6, $7.00, FOB. = Be Mg ss
Dupont. Rt. tT: :

New bright honey in 16 1b?
buckets, $1.00 ea: Cash. with
order. R. W. Browning, Dublin.
Rt. 3. Sos

Good honey cheap or exc. for
anything can use, hogs, chickens,
etc., at market prices; honey in
bbls. and 5 gal. cans. C. P. Brad-



ley, Hazlehurst.





SYRUP FOR SALE



Abruzzi rye, $1.50 bu. 2 bu. to
) E. J. Lavender, Sylvester.

4M. bu. Cokers 33.47 seed
oats, 60c bu. . FOB. Free from
H. Goolsby, Monticello,

950 bu. oats, 65c bu. G. T.
Whitley, LaGrange, Star Route.

723 tons No. 1 O-too-tan soy
yean hay_for sale at market price
at my farm. W. H. Deen, Pear-

2M. bu. Cokers Fulgrain seed
oats, smut and cold-resistant, 50c
bu; 400 bu. Abruzzi rye, $1.30 bu.

WL. Clark, Augusta, 556 Walker

200 bu. Fulgzain oats.
FOB. W. H. Brannen, Unadilla.

Tenn. seed wheat $1.25 bu;
grain and Hastings seed oats.
bu. Exc. for pigs and seed
ye. G. C, Edmondson,

500 bu. Texas rust-proof oats,
recleaned, in new 5 bu. bags, 42c
bu. FOB; 750 bu. Hastings 100
Bu. oats, 42c bu. in 100 bu. lots.
G. A. Jones, Nc born.

4 tons bright O-too-tan and
Crab-grass hay, $15.00 ton; 1 reg.
Duroc Jersey boar, 11 mos. old,
75 Ybs., $35.00. All prices at my
arn, Oswald Owen, Gay, Rt. 1.

100 Bu. Cokers
heat or pure

Red Heart
Purpl: Straw
heat, free of onions or other
reign seed, $1.00 bu. FOB. O.
Cannon, Lavonia. .

50 bu. Texas rust-proof oats.
bu. at barn, 4% mi, S. W.,
Olin Moore, Newnan,

42 or 14 tons bright peanut hay,
8.00 ton at my barn. Mrs. Lon
. Conner, Apbeville, Rt. 1.

_ Big load of clean shucks, $2.00.
ome get them. C. G. Summer-
ville, Rt. 1, Buchanan.

100 bu. Gasta seed wheat. clean,
sound, not mixed, $1.10 bu. Emory

= ickson, Goggins.

) bu. Cokers Fulgrain oats.

th 5 to 10 per cent

vetch, 50c bu. FOB Woodville.

A. T. Sanders, Commerce.

Hastings 100 Bu. seed oats,
ee from weeds and grass seed
any kind, 50c bu. H. D. Salter,

500 bu. Hastings 100 Bu. seed
ats, 1st yr. No smut. Sound,
ean, 60c bu; Gasta imp. Blue
em seed wheat, not mixed, Ist
$1.10 bu. W. D: Mathews,

tra heavy Cokers Fulgrain
id and smut-proof seed oats,
also old fashioned Fulghum oats,
it up in 5-bu. bags, 30c bu. Mrs.
. Felton, Marshaliville.

le quality Pulghum = and
okers Fulgrain seed oats, 5 bu.
ags, 50c bu. FOB. O. K. David,
farshalliville. |
Bancroft seed oats, 60 bu.
B. Good, clean oats.
E Prompt . attention.
A. Fitagerald, Omaha.

Fine quality native Johnson
ass hay, $9.00 to $12.00 ton
B. J. C. Lamar, Jr., Augusta, |
eo

Hastings 100 Bu. and Cokers
smut-proof seed oats, 50c bu.
Exc. some for 50 Leghorn pul-
lets. R. N. Massey, Nicholson.

Seed wheat, -
graded, Gasta $1.5( bu;
Blue Stem, $1.00 bu;
ye, $1.50-bu; Hastings 100 Bu.
oats, 50c bu. P. W. Etheridge,



_.Fulgrain seed oa
Blue Stem wheat, $1.25 bu. Any
quantity from 1 to 25 bu. F. B.
ackson, Donovan. ;
_ Pure Bancroft seed oats, re-
cleaned and graded; Certified by
4. Crop Imp. Assn., for purity,
cleanliness and germination. 98
per cent ger., 90c bu. Sample on
tequest. R. M. Turner, Royston.
-_Cokers latest imp. No. 2 seed
oats, Ist yr., 80c bu; 3 yrs. from
resder, 60c bu. C. R. Morgan,

Pure Hastings 100 Bu. oats,
ree. from Johnson grass, 50c bu.
_ i. Good, Cordele. :

Nice, heavy Fullgrain seed oats,
= bu. Tom Taylor, Marshall-

Smut and cold-proof Cokers
Fulgrain seed oats, 60c bu. in 5
bu. bags; 100 bu. or more, 50c bu.
QO. M. Ware, Marshaliville,

: - quantities
ypler and Carer seed oats, 50c
bu FOB. N. B. Carswell, Waynes-
boro, Rt. 1, Box 399.
Pure Hastings seed oats, 45c
FOB, sacked, ready to ship;
ws Red Heart wheat, $1.00

FOB. Joh W. Moorehead

New sugar cane syrup, 37 gal.
bbls., best grade, $15.00; Case 6
gal. cans, $3.50. Cash. FOB here.
Lee Patrick, Quitman, Rt. 1.

Honey Drip sorghum syrup, 6
ean case, No. 10, $3.00; 6 No.
5. $1.60; 12 No. 5, $3.10. All FOB.
K. R. Smith, Thomson.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE





19 mos. old, nice mare colt, well
grown to age, very gentle, $75.00
at my barn. C. F. Cooper, Lyons,
Rtt. >

-Good mule and wagon, also fine
cow for sale cheap. L. S. Mum-
ford, Doraville, Rt. 1.

First class mule, $80.00; near-
ly new 1 h, wagon, $40.00. L. A.
McLaughlin, Senoia.

Good work mule, 1 h. wagon,
corn and fodder, farm plow tools,
all for $150.00. Adiel Jenkins,
Lithonia, Rt. 2.

Pr. good work mares, wt. 1150
to 1100 lbs. works single or dbl.,
very gentle. 1 smooth mouth, 1
5 yrs. old. Sell one or both, Reas-
onable. Chas. L, Nevill, Pulaski.
(4 mi. East of Metter.)

Red brood mare (find colt next
year), work anywhere, in good
cond. and 1 h. wagon almost
new, $125.00 at my barn. Jas. E.
Joiner, Soperton, Rt. 3, Box 65.

10 yr. old good, black mare
horse, work anywhere, also 1 h.
wagon needs some repair. Reas-
onable. Earl Hannah, Moreland,
Ri. 1. :

12 yr. old black horse mule, wt.
860 lbs., quick but gentle and
sound. Cash or trade for 100 bu.
good slipped shuck corn. R. L.
Thaxton, Lexington.

1 dark bay horse mule, 1050 to
1100 Ibs., fair cond., 12 yrs. old,
for sale, 6 mi. West Jefferson,

J. F. Doster, Jefferson. :

| CATTLE FOR SALE

Nice horse mule, about 10 yrs.
old; about 1 M. lbs., good cond.
no blemishes, work anywhere,
$95.00 my bern. J. H. Duvall,
Dallas, Rt. 1.

4 yr. old bay mare, wt. 950

lbs., work anywhere, good cond.,.

$125.00. N. C. Taylor, Wiley.
Pretty brown and white, gentle

male Shetland pony, cheap. Geo.

A. Clark, Smithville.

6 yr. old, 1 M. Ib. mare, good

worker and gentle, $120.00.

Arthur Ponder, Waleska.

Good horse, wt. about 1200 lbs.,
10-12 yrs. old, gentle, work any-
where, $100.00 cash. Katie Rawis,
Ochlocknee, Rt. 2.

Shetland pony, med. size, gentle
(suitable for small children) $20.

T. A. Burrell, Tallulah Lodge.

Black horse mule, old but sound
and all right; also Jersey yearl-
ing heifer, just bred, for sale or
trade both for brood mare in
foal. Bring mare and get mule
and heifer. F, M. Watters, Fair-

burn, Fayetteville Road.

Splendid young saddle horse,
/ also horse and mule, Sell or trade
for corn. ?4rs. Ed OConner, Mil-

ledgeville.
Good black jennet,

J. L. Beck, Bowdon, Rt. 34

Black mare mule, about 10 yrs.
old, wt, about 1 M. ibs. work
anywhere, good, gentle, $100.00.

John Carter, Loganville, Ri.

Team. of young mules, coming
4 yrs. old, broke to work, for sale.

T. D. Bates, Tunnel Hill.

Extar, fine jennet, bred to extra
fine jack. Both Black Spanish,
white poins. Had one colt, jack
34 inches at birth, now heavy.
$200.00. Dont write unless you
Cc. G. Morris,

_| mean business.
Bowdon.

Donkey,
Bunn, Jr., Decatur, Rt. 2.

Black mare mule, around 1 M.
no
blemishes, work single or double.
Worth $85.00 but if sold within
next few days for $65.00. J. R.
Rt. 8, Box
324. (Bolton Rd. just off Buck-

lbs., plenty pep, sound,

Bosworth, Atlanta,

head Hwy.)
Beautiful horse,

Chas. Brown, Smyrna.
5 gaited bay saddle

grown, no culls. S. S.
Jackson.

A good old mule, $35.00 value,
will exc. for cows or heifers, also
some pigs for sale or exch, Come
Co-

see. D. R. King, Decatur,
lumbia Drive, Rt. 2.

2 mules, 3 yr. old horse mule,
wt, 1 M. lbs., $160.00; 10 yr. old

mare mule, wt. 900 ibs. $110.00



} Come
ill











pred to
good jack, foal in December, $125.

broke to saddle, plow
and wagon, gentle, $15.00..T. E.

guar. work
anywhere, gentle (safe for child-
ren and women to handle). $125.

mare,
blocky, 900 lbs. in good cond.,
gentle, active, $70.00; want buy
12 Wyandotte April pullets, well
Copeland,

.

see. T. K. Chandler, Luth-
[ore Be see Ses oa ne ey S455

MARKET BULLETIN

HORSES AND MULES -
FOR SALE |

Pair full sisters mule colts,
coming 1 and 2 yrs, old, extra
large for age; pr. full sister fillies,
3-4 Percheon, coming 3 and 4
yrs. old, and broke; 2 good work
mules, 6 and 10 yrs. old. All reas-
onable. C. W, Page, Trenton.

2 good plug mules for sale or
trade for milch cows, dry cattle
or: for hogs. J. C, McKoy, New-
nan, Rt. 1. :

Bay horse, wt. 1050 Ibs., 9 yrs.
old, gentle, good worker; yoke of
bulls, well brok~ to any kind farm
work,also very nearly new 2 3-4
wagon, All reasonable for. cash.
W. BE. Weaver, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Mule, wt. about 900 Ibs., $40.00
at my place. R. P. Yongema, At-
Janta, Rt. 4, Box 441 (Dodson
Drive.

2 small mules for sale or exc.
for larger one. P. C. Jackson, Fay-
etteville, Rt, 2. ;

Good farm hors, age unknown,
gentle, made crop this year, $25.
M. L. Shealy, Oglethorpe.

7 yr. old black mare, 1050 Ibs.
work anywhere, a real stepper
to a plow, $125.00; good milch
cow, Jersey, 3 gal. with feed, $75.
Napoleon Garrett, Butler, Box 5.

Med. size black saddle mare
with stud colt; thoroughbred 5
gaited mare with racking mare
colt; 3 yr. old saddle bred. stud.
See in College Park. Emery W.
Stratton, Atlanta, 400 Peachtree
St. N. E.:

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED

Want 1 good jack, cheap. J. C.
Snider, Gibson. ~

Want hear from party having
a jennet for sale or trade. L. L.
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 1.











1 well broke work steer, per-
fectly gentle, wt. 1 M. or 1100
Tbs. for sale. Mrs. G. V. Norman,
Dewey Rose,.Rt. 1.

6 mos. old heifer calf; will give
3 gal. when f .", $40.00; purebred
little bone Guinea sow, just wean-
ed lst litter of pigs, not bred, wt.
150 lbs. $10.00. All FOB my place.
Mrs. Walter B. Allen, Folkston,
Rt. 2, Box 21A. Se

My entire herd of Dairy cattle,
22 head, T. B. and Bangs tested,
for sale. R. B. Herrin, Waycross,
Prescott St. Ext. :

Thoroughbred Guernsey bull,
15 mos. old, wt. 600 Ibs, (come
from Agriculture Farm, Athens),
$75.00. E. E. Camp, Buford, Rt. 1.

Small lot of beef cattle on
Blythe Island for sale about Nov.
1st. B. O. Fussell, Brunswick, -

9 Grade Jersey heifers, 12 to.
16 mos. old, and 5 male yearlings
similar, pastured 1938 on clovers.
Shown by owner Armistic Week.

Good 4 gal. dairy cow for sale.
Mrs. W. M. Watkins, Fitzgerald.
Wilson Ave.

Sev, young Grade Jersey cows,
fresh, all good, some better. Prices
reasonable. See me at my place
of business on No. 3 Highway, 4
mi, No. of Butler, W. F. Gray,
Butler.

|15 mos. old, nice, straight lines,
clean cut. Noble and Sultan
breeding. Reg. in. buyer's name,
$35.00 FOB. Ned J. Bond, Wat-
kinsville, :

Pair twin steers, 8 mos. old, just

| alike and fat, $25.00 at farm; 5

Game hens, 2 to 4 yrs. old, $2.50
ea. L. F. Bing, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

ford bull, 18 mos. old, $60.00; 2
Duroc boars, farrowed January
29, 1938, $17.50 ea. at barn; $19.00
ea, erated, FOB Exp., including
papers. S. L. Thornton, Dewey-
rose, Rt. 1.

2 full blooded Jersey male
calves, sired by reg. bull, 2 mos.
old, very fine for breeding, $10.00
ea. 4 mi. East Metter, Lawson
J. Nevill, Pulaski, ret. 2. :

Polled Hereford bred cows,
heifers and young bulls, also
some Berkshire hogs for sale;
and want prices on Peanut hay,
corn in shucks, Johnson Grass

gers, Greenville.

4 gal. springers, 4 to 7 yrs. old.
Sire was Reg. Guernsey, $250.00
for Tot at barn, Trade for beef
cattle or hogs. L. T. Knudsen,
Hawkinsville.

Reg. Jersey cow, heavy milker
but dry now, freshen in early
winter, $50.00; 16 mos. old heifer,
9 mos. old, $25.00; 2% mos. old







old, $12.50 per head, del. within

Guernsey cow, $65.00 for Guern-

horn roosters, 75c ea. or trade

per day with proper feed, gentle,

5 yr. old cow, half Jersey with |

Blakely.

L. D, McPherson, Bremen, Rt, 1.1

* Purebred Jersey male yearling, |

Nice, purebred Polled Here-/

heifer. Odes Pope, Tunnel Hill,

and Lespedeza hay. W. A. Big-|

heifer, $10.00. All heifers pure}
-Jersey and can he reg. $115.00
: for lot -H. L. Elliston, Ellaville.





reg.. male, $35.00 FOB Albany.















































































Tuesday, November 1, 193 :

HOGS FOR SALE _

Extra choice, reg. S. P. C, boar
pig, 8 mos. old, wt. 250 Ibs., color
50-50, perfect in every way. Sell
or exc. for 1 just as good. W. R.-
Ratley, Bainbridge.

3 nice, young shoats, brood
sow and some corn for cash, T.
J. Postma, Folkston, Rt. 1.

7 fine, big bone Guinea pigs
for sale. Not shipped. Come see.
J. C. Madden, Locust Grove.

22 mos. old Duroc boar,
about 300 Ibs. $25.00; 2 youn
Duroc sows, bred, $15.00 ea, Exc
for milch cow or large heifers
(springers). Mrs. J. N. Carson,
Griffin, Rt. D. :

Mixed P. C. and O. I. C. pig:
and shoats for sale; also Texas
Rust-Proof oats, 50c bu. Will
trade good mule for cows. A. M
Aiken, Newborn.

Male hog, biack P. C., $15.00,
or trade for 2 gilts wt. 75 lbs. ea,
any good breed. C. H. Wiggins
Thomasville, Rt. 4.

P. C. hogs, boars ready fo
service, young pigs, all ages, from
world champion stock, also extra
choice Buff Ornington March a
April hatch males and few pu
Jets for sale. Joe R. Martin, Car
rollton. : .

Reg. S. P. C. pigs, $10.00 ea.
Sired by son of Mischief Mak
er twice Worlds Grand Cham
pion boar and full brother to
1938 Worlds Grand Champi
boar. Pigs worm-free. Clifford
Waters, Sylvania. ;

Black P. C. and O. I. C. pigs,
sub. to reg.. now ready to move
L. R. Langley, County Agent
Marietta. <

Fine growing pigs, 6 wks. old
Noy. 12th, $5.00 ea., also select
eggs from rigidly culled Donald-_
son Reds, $1.25 per 16; choice, 1
mos. old roosters, $2.00 - $2.50
will lead, no bad habits, $45.00.) Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone Mt
No chks. Joe A. Dickey, Midville,| Rt. 1. :
Rt. : Nice reg. Duroc 14 mos. old

Yoke of bulls, 3 yrs. old, wt.| gilt, wt. 225 lbs. or more, $25.00
about om, a broke, $75.00| here. Frartklin Reeves, Inman.
for both; 2 3-4 Florence wagon, mis aaa
used very little; tongue for both ae . Ee
mules and bulls, $65.00; 1 horse,| sider exc. some for corn at
9 yrs. old, 1050 lb, wt. $125.00) market price. C. J. Daniel, Ame
cash. W. E. Weaver, Buchanan,| cys, Rt. 3 i ee

Rt. 1. Le
: : : 1 choice Reg. Berkshire b
Extra fine reg. Jersey COW,| ready for light use $20 ae
fresh 1st calf October 23rd. Blue| yardman Commerce. _
Ribbon eee at Fair, line bred,) 35 wo 1 een fed bee and 41
125.00 my b pol i : : "
$ B my barn. Linton G grade Jersey springer heifers

: in oR = - :
Ray, Cou gton s personally raised by me on

= cares = own farm. Robt. S..
CATTLE WANTED



CATTLE FOR SALE

Purebred Jersey bull about 20
mos. old, $35.00. Arthur Ponder,
Waleska.

10 Hereford heifers, about 700
lbs. ea. suitable for feeding or
breeding. K. R. Showale, Smyrna,
care Creatwood Farm Dairy.

20 Jersey heifers, 3 to 5 mos.



200 mi. Atlanta; 8 bred heifers,
14 to 18 mos. old, $32.00 per head.
Austin Adams, Atlanta, 491 Pas-
ley Ave., S. E.

Fine, reg. 4 yr. old, fresh (2nd
calf) Jersey cow, 4% gal. milk,
2 lbs. butter per day, perfect
qualities; fine fresh (heifer calf)

sey, at my home. Mrs. P. P.
Wood, Atlanta, Rt. 8, Cenier Hill.

Reg. Hereford bulls, 14 mos. to
2 yrs. old; for sale. H. Y. Till-
man, Valdosta.

Jersey cow, fresh, $35.00 for
quick sale. Mrs. S. S. Lipsey,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 4

100 head Hereford steers, 500
to 650 lbs. Right size and age fou
So. Ga, bean fields. Write at
once. J. A, Cason, Barnesville.

Purebred, sub. to reg., Guern-
sey bull, -26 mos. old for sale.
Linton Tarpley, Marietta, RFD
1.

3 yokes of good work oxen, al-.
so some White and Brown Leg-

for pullets of good breed. J. H.
McVeigh, Waynesville.

Nice Jersey cow, freshen in
December, $55.00. Leroy Ash-
worth, Loganville, Rt. 3.

Jersey cow, ist calf, fresh in
about 5 weeks, $25.00. 3 mi. Pal-
metto. Johnson Chastain, Pal-
metto. ;
Purebred Black Jersey cow,
fresh in Nov., will give 3 gal.












Hawkinsville.

Little bone pigs. 3 mos. ol.
about 35 Ibs. ea. $6.00 ea; som
2 mos. old, $4.00 ea. O. P. Sinque-
field, Harrison. a

1 litter of O. I. C. fine
| ready now at reasonable pric
Come now. Lewis H. Jones.
etteville, Rt. 3. oe

Reg. Duroc service boars,
250 lbs., 7 mos. old, and 1 wt. 75
Ibs., 244 yrs. old. Prize winners
also sow and fall pigs. W
Aubrey Stallings, Carrollton,
3, Orchard Hill Farm. ys

. P. C. sows, 3_yr. old
(no bad habits), dbl. treated, reg.
and pigs for sale. A. J. Connell,
Nashville. BOG
-S. P. C. pigs out of dams of b
breeding, sired by Terrific
half brother to World Chan
dbl. treated, reg. in buyers
$10.00 ea. L, J. Washington.
Jackson, Rt. 1. ae
Purebred C@/'neas, selec ti
breeding, extra fine, strong, 1
meat producers; weaning >
pigs, priced reasonable. C.
Lunsford, Whitehall.
2 reg. S. P. C. gilts and bo
ready for service. 6 mos. old, |
100 Ib. wt., $12.00 ea. Paul Ca
thon, Jackson, Rt. i. 2

15 mos. old, reg. S. P. C. m
perfect color, fine stock, also
wks. old pigs, both sex, sub,
reg., $5.00 ea. Robert S. Har!
Cuthbert, Rt. 2. |
- Champion blooded S. P. C. pi
large litter, price reasonable.
| H. Bunn, Midville.

7 wks. old Guinea pigs, $6.0
ea. at barn. Mrs. Ed. Bleds
Carrollton, Rt. 3. ne

3 S. P. C. prize winning boa
7 mos. old, wt. 140 Ibs. reg.
buyers name, $18.00 ea. Bevel
Stanley, 4-H Club Memb
Davisboro. :

2 reg S. P. C. males, big bo
type, 50-50 color, 9 mos. old, fol
breeding only. Exe. one for gilt
or young sow, same type and
quality. Come see, 7 mi. Tho
ton, J, A. Noel, The Rock.







_ Will pay cash for any number
heifer calves under 1 yr. old, any
breed. Address: Walter A. Sims,
Stockbridge, Horseshoe Planta-.
tion. eon .
Want buy young Jersey bull
ready for service. Milton Bryant, |
Want 4 or 5 purebred Polled
Hereford heifers. Write E. L..
Williams, Juliette. Be
Want few No. 1 milch cows,
cheap. Ellis Giddens, Swainsboro.
| Want sev. good milch cows and
heifers, Jersey or Guernsey pre-
ferred. W. E. Hicks, Atlanta, 583
Lakeshore Drive. ;
Want a good grade milch cow.
= T. Ross, Atlanta, 1447 Newton
Want buy 15 or 16 good Jersey
heifers, around 200 Ib, wt.,at. my
farm, 2% mi. No. Tucker on
Lawrenceville Highway... See
Saturday afternoons or Sundays.
F.R. Kennedy, Stone Mtn. Rt. 2.
Exc. good mule for a fresh in
milech cow and 2 shoats, or cow
and nice heifer. Mrs. E, L. Wright,
Yatesville. S
- Want up to 50 heifers to raise
on halves until they freshen. To
be del. my farm. H. S. Walker,
Macon, 349 Turpin St.

Want 1 reg. butt-headed Here-
ford bull, to wt. about 300 or 400
lbs. large enough for service, not
over 50 mi, Lyons. J. H. Smith,
Lyons, Rt. 4. :;

Swap fine P. C. gilt about 200
Ib. wt., and 11 young hens and
rooster for a good milch cow or
heifer, giving 1 gal. or more not
over 50 mi. Tunnel Hill; also
other value to swap for cow or



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Rt. 2.










HOGS FOR SALE |

Purebred P. C. pigs, 3 wks. old,
5 males, 3 sows, blocky type,
$41.00, or $6.00 ea; Want exc.
1500 bu. corn for a large frame,
open sow in reasonable cond.;
that can be made to wt. 400 lbs.
Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula, Rt. 2.

Fine Duroc sow, reg., 2 yrs.
old, cherry red (from Berry
Schools), 500 lbs. frame for 700
lbs. Weaned 10 pigs, bred to large








about 50 Ibs., ;
and 50 per cent black, good shape
can be reg. in buyers name; als
14 mos. old, reg. boar, gentle,
well formed, 50-50 in color, Jack
Fletcher, Forsyth, Rt. 4.
8 mos. old S, P. C. boar,
for service, reg. in buy: n
$25.00 FOB. Van R. Car
oy















Mary Clarke Branch, Leesburg.





uesday, November 1, 1938

HOGS WANTED

RP Si

POULTRY. FOR SALE.



_ Exe. value for a hog and. a cow.
R: L. Pope, Tunnel Hill, Rt. 2.

Want 2 Black African Guinea! .

pigs, unrelated. Write price at
ce. C. E. Ward, Maysville.
Want truck load of 50-60 Ib.

pigs., dbl. tre ted for cholera.

Name lowest price del. here, J.
. Collier, Barnesville.

Want some feeder shoats, not
less than 50 lb. wt. stock Hamp-

ire. Price reasonable. W. L. Mc-
Card, Griffin, 120 Randall St.

- Want Hampshire male pig, pure

4

males, for breeding. Write what
you have and price FOB yeur
A. = Mulkey, Talking

4 Want 1 big bone Guinea gilt
ready to breed, cheap. Write W.
E. Small, Oakwood.

- Want 25 or 50 brood sows on

6 mos. time to pay, either Duroc,

Hampshire, P. C., Black Essex or

big bone Blue Guinea. Must be

purebred and already bred. Write
C. Nail, Hortense.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

Young Nubian and Toggenburg
milk doe, recently bred, excellent
conformations, from heavy milk

rain, reasonable, quality con-

dered; natural horniless, pure-
blooded Toggenburg buck tor
sale or service, fee, $2.00. John

Atlanta, 93 St.,





beautiful, large kids, 80 per wee

amales. Fee, $5 00 for pure-
_breds; $2.00 for grades. Bring to
my home, F. E, Grubbs, Demo-

Sev. fine hornless Toggenburg
does, 18 mos. old, bred, cheap
for quick sale. E. Thomson,
Jr., Cataula.

18 mos. old Saanan-Nubian

e, from gallon stock on both

e and dam sides. Mrs. F. E.
Hogan, Hapeville, 3692 Atlanta
Ave, Ca pace

SHEEP AND GOATS
WANTED

Want high class purebred Sa-
-anan heavy milking doe; 100 per
eent Nubian buck, for sale or at
tud until sold, fee, $2.00; reg.
-Saanan buck, fee, $3.00; splendid
pair 50-50 Nubian- Tog. twin
does, ready to breed. Write. Ed-
win Simpson, Atlanta, 695 ERY Des





Want buy for cash a Sheep

d a 75-100 Ib. shoat, ea. to be
at and very nice. State best price
del. crated to RR. E. S. Lumpkin,

- Austell, Rt. 2:

Want some milk goats. also
ant some White Guineas, 5 hens
ind rooster, W. T. = Mount
Berry, Box 93.

Want a milk goat, also a kid
xr two. Prefer Nubians. Ewell
Lynn, Waycross.
Want any number of aaa to
keep through winter for half of
young. I have milk goat stock
buck, 188 acre pasture; also want
to keep yearlings, pigs and rab-
bits on halves. Nora Smith, Arn-
- oldsville.

RABBITS and (CAVIES)
| GUINEA PIGS

4 male nel 4 female Red New
fenlands, 2 females and 1 male
White New Zealands, 1 female
Flemish Giant, $1.00 to $3.00
pair; red and White New Zeal-
ands, half grown, $1.50 pr. W. C.
Champlin, Atlanta, 1050 Gordon.
ial S. W. Ra. 8535.

. and Chinchilla mixed

% mos. old, $1.50 pair;





ome for White Emden or Toul-
ouse geese. Maria Edmondson,
Barretts.

2 Gray doe rabbits, 2% mos.
old. 75c for both, or swap for a
Cochin bantam. No del. Come
see. J. C. Brown, Atlanta, 253

herokee Pl. S &.

2 pink-eyed white rabbits,
young grown does, $1.00 ea. No

hks. M. C. Patrick, Winder, Rt.

4 New Zealand Whites, buck

and doe, Yr. old; buck 6 mos.
Id. doe, 3 mos. old, $1.00 pair.
ey Meers, Cleveland, Rt. 2.
aa: pink-eyed rabbits, 2
10s old, 2 Coes, buck, 2 blue

I abbits a pr. 4 mos. old, 35c ea.

Add postage. Write first: 7 gal.
ite nest onions, 35c gal. J. A.
t, Jr, Carrollton, Rt. 2.



,

Ohoopee..

ANCONAS

Some Sheppard str, AAA
grade, April hatch Ancona roos-
ters, 75c ea. Mrs. L. D. Elliott.
Lavonia, RFD 1. ae

: AUSTRALOPS

5 white Australop pullets and
cockerel, 6 mos. old, $9.00 for the
6:25..G. Re. Red eggs from 6
yr. old ped: stock, $2.00 for 8.
Mrs: G. R. Parsons, Americus.

BANTAMS

Golden Seabright, 2 cocks, 2
cockerls, 4 hens, $1.00 ea., not
prepaid. Miss Charlie Kemp,
Marietta, 325 Maple Ave. ,

Cornish and Barred Rock ban-
tams, also Ringneck doves and
rabbits. Wesley Hartley, Stone
Mtn. : ae

Buff Cochin bantams from
fine str., Dark Cornish and
modern B. B. Red game ban-
tams. W. K. Herndon, ae daeu
1109 Adrian St.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

12 B. R. laying hens and roos-
ter, $1:00 ea. Mrs. Chas. L.
Whaley, Atlanta, 20 Meador
Way Ave. Ma. 0131. .

5 fine B. R. pullets and rooster,
Lindstroms Royal mating, $7.00;
10 fine dark S. C. R. I. red hens
and. rooster, $11.00. Mrs. C. H.
Farrar, Jenkinsburg.

Parks ped. stock April natch
cockerels, $3.50 pair; May hatch,
$3.00 pr. FOB. Coop ret. insured
parcel post. Mrs. H. L. on
Daisy.

10 Piiomasoa = B. R. nearly
ready to lay pullets, 1 rooster,
$10.00 cash. Mrs. Clarence Brad-
shaw, Wrightsville.

Thompson Ringlet cockerels,
$1.25 ea. 2 for $2.25. Mrs. J. A.
Wilson, Martin.

2 Holterman B. R. roosters, 18
mos. and 2% yrs. old, $1.00 ea.
ee John G. Veach, Trion, Rt.

6 purebred AAA W. R. March
roosters, $1.00 ea. not prepaid.
Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Dawson, Rt. 1.

BRAHMAS

15 purebred Giant Light Brah-

ma roosters and 10 pullets, $1.00
ea. not prepaid. Mrs. J. E. Wood-
all, Calhoun, Rt. 3.

CORNISH

Bulldog str. purebred Dark
Gornish roosters, ready for serv-
ice, $2.00 ea.; about 100 Ib. bush

okra seed, 35c lb.; 25c Jb. for lot.

Mrs. A. W. Collins, Pulaski, Rt.

1, Box 28.

2 Dark. Cornish Indian roos- |

ters, 2 yrs. old, $1.50 ea. Mrs.
Annie Stonecypher, Abbeville,
Rt. 2:

2 large type Dark Cornish
cockerels, $1.50 ea.; 5 pullets,
$1.00 ea.; trio Royal White In-
dian games, $15.00; B. R. pullets,
$1.00 ea.; young rooster $2.00
FOB. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

Large, heavy type, purebred
Dark Cornish, 10 pullets, 1 cock-
erel, $12.00, or $1.20 ea. Mrs.
Hubert E. Hill, Maysville, Rt. 1.

GAMES

aay game cock, raised last
year (walked him this year- $3.00
FOB ab Sa A: P. Swint,
Gibson, RFD 1.

Fines of game cocks, $5.00 ea.

Write for prices on puilets.
Howell C. Nichols, Rockmart.

Smith Blue and Grey Dragon
Muff pit games, 2 hens and cock,
$6.00; Smith blue and shawlineck
crossed, $6.00 trio. R. H. Craw-
ford, Tiger.

GIANTS

1 purebred Bagby st. white
Jersey Giant cockerel and 3 pul-
lets, $3.50; "8 lbs. beeswax, 25c Ib.
Miss Gennia Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

3 purebred J. White Giant put-
lets and cockerel. April hatch,
$7,.00 not prepaid. M. O. only.
Mrs. J. C. Weldon, Lavonia.

AA grade Jersey White Giant
April hatch cockerels and pullets,
85c ea., hens, $1.50; cheaper lots
of 5 or more FOB. Exc. for hog.

Mrs. W. W. Gable, Haralson.

= HAMBURGS

R. C. Silver Spangled Ham-
burg 18 mos. old rooster, $1.25
FOB; Want 2 AAA grade White
Leghorn roosters: 1 ea. Golden
Buff Minorca. C. P. Gibbons.
Rome, Rt. 3.

LEGHORNS

5 Eng. 2 yr. old W. L. roosters,
75e ea.: 37 hens and 4 roosters,
1937 hatch, $1.00 ea.; 45 March
pullets and 5 cockerels, $1.50 ea.
FOB. J. W. Ham, Summit, Rt. 1.

1 Lot of B, L. hens and pullets,
for sale. F, A. Sheram, College
Park,. 196 Riverdale Rad., Rt. 2,
Ca 2774.-

Seidel Imperial mating W. L.
cockerels, $1.50 ea. . S. Tid-
well, Stone Mtn., on Stone Mtn.
Highway, 1 mi. Clarkston.

125 W. L. hens, 76c ea. at my
place or ship FOB. T. W. peae

| a.





Everlay str. B. L. March hatch,
10 hens, 1 rooster, $10.00 FOB.
Joe B. Davis, Curryville.
~ 25 dark Brown L. pullets, $1.00
ea.; 10 cockerels, $1.50 ea. Money
order. Ralph Me Atlanta
Rt. 4, Box 166.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

50 or 60 mixed. pullets, nearly
ready for laying, 80c ea. G. W.
Shaw, Lithia Springs, Rt. 1.

ORPINGTONS |

February Buff Orp. cockerels,
Booth ped Lady Egg-a-Day str.,
direct, $2.00 ea. FOB. Mrs. J. C.
$1.50; young stags and hens, $1.25
Ward, Perry.

Purebred 1% yr. old cock
$1.50; young stags and hens, $1.25
ea. Miss Fannie Mae Patterson,
Talking Rock, Rt. 1.

Large size Buff Or. pullets for)

sale or exc. for Minorca or Red
pullets; Bunch var. Eng. pea
seed, 20c Ib. or exc. for plants
and other seed. Mrs. T, O. Weeks,
Harlem.

Golden and Ringneck pheas-
ants, grown, $5.00 pr.; Japanese
Silkie bantams, $3.50 trio. Gz ae
Gaines, Buford,

PIGEONS
6 or 8 pr. mixed pigeons, 25c

pr. cash. James Harmon, Can-

ton, Rt. 1.

5 pr. homing piegons, 65c pr.
Jay A. Milligan, Graves.

10 mixed breed pigeons, 20c
-ea.: 1 adult pr. N. Z. White rab-
bits (doe. ped.) $2.50. All FOB.
D. W. Ray Whitaker, Vidalia.
109 No. West St.

REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES)

Large N. H. Red cockerels and
pullets, March hatch, $1.75 ea.
Mrs. Ava May, Norman Park Ri.
Ee

2 New Hampshire Red cock-
erels and a 1% yr. old W. L. AAA
rooster, $1.50 ea. Mrs. O. T.
Epps, Atlanta, 989. Cascade Ave.,
S. W. - Ra 2722.

50 N. H. pullets, just beginning
to lay, $1.00 ea.; 4 roosters, $1, 00
Not del. Mrs. J. W. Sharp.
Carrollton, Rt.

ist class 1 and 2 yr od. blood-
tested Hubbards N. H. cocks,
$1.75 to $2.59 ea. Mrs. R. J.
Fleming, Lincolnton.
io MEU. &: Approved, Pullorum
tested N. H. Red baby chicks, off
every Thursday. Write or wire
W. T. Bennett, Hamilton, care
Pine Mtn. Valley Farms.

REDS (R. ISLAND)

Jan. and Feb, hatch S. C. R.
I. Red pullets, cockerels, hens
and 1 rooster, yr. old, $1.00 ea.
Mrs. K. R. Mancil, Stockton.

Real fine R. I. Red roosters,
$2.00 ea. Mrs. Roy Eaves, Car-
tersyille, 609 North Tenn. St.

March hatch, purebred roos-
ters, $1 ea. R. I. Red and Yellow
Buff, $1.00; 6 yellow Buff March
pullets and rooster, $6.00. Mrs.
Robert Cowart, Cobbtown. |

_ Early Spring hatch Donaldson
roosters $1.00 and $1.25 ea. M.
O. Miss Ida Dodd, Fairmount,
Rt. 1.

10 R. I. Red pullest and non-
related cockerels, $10.00; 8 B. R.
a nearly ready to lay, $1.00

10 White Rock 6 mos. old

mullobs, $1.00 ea. Mrs. Eula Ash-
ley, Fort Valley.

SUSSEX

Speckled Sussex, 7 March
1937 hens, $1.00 ea.; 8 March-
April pullets, 75c ea.; 2 roosters,
75c ea., $14.00 for lot, FOB my
place. Mrs. C. L. Hand, Carroll-
ton, -Rt. 5.

% Padgett Speckled Sussex
414%, mos. Old cockerels, direct
pure str. $1.25 ea. S. P. Kenney,
Athens, Rt. 2.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE_

9 White Pekin ducks, $5.50

*for lot; 3 big bone guinea pigs,

$6.00, $8.00 and $10.00 ea. respec-
tively, J. T. Brown, Elberton, Rt.
3:

4

4 each geese and ganders, $1.00
ea. Mrs. F. E. Brown Register.

400 fine M. B. turkeys, for
breeders, toms $7.00; hens, $4.00
ea.; trio $14.00; less if called for.
Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 2.

7 thoroughbred White Pekins,
5 ducks, 2 drakes, $1.00 ea. FOB,
or exc. for young B. R. hens. P.
J. MeVey, Blue Ridge, Rt. 1.

Purebred Mallard drakes, 314
to 41% Ibs., 75c and $1.00 ea. Exc,
for other ducks or Buff Orp pul-
lets. Roberts McCollum, Grant-
ville, Rt/ 2.

Full stock Bourbon Red _ tur-
keys, 2 hens and gobbler, $9.00,
or 3 hens and gobbler, $11.50;
about 4 lbs. beef tallow for best
offer. T..D. McCluney, Rydal.

- Sev. nice Muscovey ducks, $3.00
pr.,,2. ducks and drake, -

Miss Janie Peed, Butler, Rt. 2.

} Mrs. W. R. Wade, veka.

direct Booth, April hatch, $1.25



POULTRY FOR SALE | FARM HELP WAN



WYANDOTTES
Lindehoers All Star mating
White Wyandottes, 6 pullets and
eockerel, March hatch, $10.00:
also Golden Buff Minorcas.
cockerel and 9 pullets; $10.00.
P.O.
Box 58.

35 ecpectally select AAA grade
R. C. White: Wyandotte pullets,

ea. Money order.
Hill, Ashburn, Rt. 3.

20 purebred R. C. S. L. Wyan-
dotte pullets, now laying, $1.00
ea. 4 cockerels, $1.00 ea. Tar-
bos str. Money order. Mrs. |

Mrs. WwW. RB.

Howard Elkins, Cairo.

FARM HELP WANTED





Want. nice, reliable,. unen-
cumbered white woman, 22-40
yrs. old; for light farm work, no
field work, $12.00 mo. including
board and good home, kind treat-
ment. Mrs. Fannie Whire, Rock.
Springs, Rt. 1.

Want man with plenty force
to work good 1 h. farm and 2500
Turpentine boxes on halves. Move
at once and help or make 7/00
gal. syrup. O. A. Irwin, Ludc-
wici.

Want good man with own
stock ana heip able finance self,
for good 2 h. farm, good house,
barn, pasture, wood, water; near
paved highway, market, churches
and schools. Reasonable standing
rent. C. G. Oliver, Barnesville,
Rigo s

Want white waman, 40-45 yrs.
old, ciean, healthy (willing te
stand physical examination), to
do light farm work, no field wors.
for good home and small salary.
Mrs. C. D. Stallings, Douglasville,
P. O. Box 83.

Want good farmer with plenty
force to tend big 2 or 3 horse
crop on halves. 55 A. bottem,
Jjland, plenty upland, 5 R. housc, |
good well water, pasture .with
runing water, 44 mi, good school
Come see. W. V, Wilson, Monti-
Getlo,, Rt. 2.

Want colored girl or woman
to do light fazm work, no fieid
work. Live on place, board and $2

-| weck. Mrz Gertrude OConnor, |

Fairburn, it, 2.

Want family with force to run
2 H. farm, exp. in growing to-
bacco ard other long crops, I
furnish good stock, seed and
brood sows to raise from and
1 half of fertilizer, on 50-50 basis.
Good water, close to church and
school, 30 mi. W. Savannah. M.
D. Mock, Lanier.

Want settled colored man and
wife to live on and work smail
place, near Bucks>ad. E. G.
Acree, Atlanta, Rt. 7, Ch 2298.

Want nice, white woman, 20-
40 yrs. of age, to help with light
farm work, no field work. Live
as one of family and small salary.
Mrs. C. H. New, Lithonia, Rt. 2.

Want some old man, 45 to 60,
with good morals, that wants and
needs a good home, * help around
farm for home and some spend |
ing money. S. T. Williams, Waco,
Rt. 2.

Want an extra good Christian
white woman, 30-40 yrs. of age,
to live with aged couple and look
after things. No field work. Good
home and $6.00 mo. Write H. N.
Brown, Avondale Estates, care
Gen. Del

Want white woman, 18 to 30
yrs. for light farm work, no field
work, live as one of family and
$6.00 mo. At once. Furden Pland-
ers, Lyons, Rt. 1.

Want reliable party to raise
some Game chickens on halves.
Must not have or keep any other
chickens. No baby chicks, only
old stock. G. W. Logan, Ellijay. /

Want middleaged woman of
good character, honest, etc., to
live in home with wife and self,
do light farm work. no field work.
Board, some money and some
clothes. John W. Cross, Turner-
ville.

Want unencumbered white wo-
man, 20-40 yrs. old, good char-
acter to do light farm work, no
field work, for good home and
small salary. Mrs. C. H. New, Li- ;
thenia;. Rt. 2.

Want good man with large
family for 2 h. farm on 50-50
basis. Good house and land, close
to church. Mrs, T. M. Poole, Ros-
well, Rt. 1.

Want white or colored man
and wife, exp. in farming, to
work for wage: until Xmas and
on 50-50 basis thereafter. Must
not have children. H. O. Hart,
Atlanta, Rt. 3, Box 539.

Want good party for 2 h. or 2-1
horse crops. Standing rent or 3rd
and 4ths, on Lawrenceville and
Monroe Rd., 8 mi. S. E, Daeula.
2 houses, 2 good barns, pastures.
with water; near 7 grade school
but no bus. R. A, eee, De-
pean bee peat St.



fruit, wood,

in Paulding County.
rent, W. J. Lyle, Atlanta, 430
Moreland Ave.,



Want honest, white,

cumbered woman, 20 to 1G
old for light farm work. \

able milk 1 cow. Board,
mo. At once. Mrs. aa
Kingsland.

Want white or oiared
for 1 or 2 mule farm, near
lanta. Standing rent. Ready
this winter cutting cord wW
Furnish seif including stoc
tools. Write giving ref. Do
phone. R. 2. Allen, Atlar
Beatie Ave.

Good 4 R. heuss, pa
and 1 horse farm, standing
or 3rd and. 4ths, 12 mi. .
lanta, convenient Mail, s
and church, 3 mi. No. Stockbr
east Atlanta. P. W. Smith Sto
bridge, Rt. 1. :

Want settled white woman

geneial light tarin work, no

work. Must furnish good re
to character and ability.
pay. Apply. Mrs. EL De
Lyons.

Want reliable white girl or
man for light farm work, one
can milk. Good home, |]
and $1.50 week. Answer at
Mrs. A. W. Collins, Pulaski
1, Box 28. a

Want good farmer for go
h. crop on 3rds and 4ths. 3
house, 3 mi.- No. Roswell, n
church, schccol bus. J. H, Bei
Roswell, Reh

Want good party for a 2
horse farm for 1939, share
or consider lease. Mrs, |
Barnes, Devereux, Rt. 3, Box

Want smart orphan boy, a ke
15 yrs. old-to live as one of iS
with Christian people and
with farm. Board, clothes, |!
spending money and pa
fare here, J. L. peter
Ville, Rt. 4.

Want negro man and Ww
help with farm work. Good
house, garden and oe
| negro churches. J. W. Jolt,
merece, Rt J. ee

Want middleaged woman
settled girl to live with a

|; widow and do light farm wo

no field work, for home |
reasonable sa:ary. Mrs.
Posey, Bremen. ay

Want at onc<, good, exp.

er driver and wife, for gen
work. Must not be over 4
old. Give some money and la
At once. J. E. Jacobs, Moses
Rt. 2, Box 4 A.

Want large family of col re
farmers for full 2 h. farm
1939, 132 mi. No. Lithoni
Stone Mtn. Rd. V
man, Lithonia.

Want good, y hit+
girl for light farm work: n
work, at once. Mrs.
ran, Apalach:e. ~

Want boy, not over 16 ee Beh
work on truck farm, some flew
ing and with some exp. in fei
ing. Good :om- nd small salary.
Apply W. H. Hares, Atlart
Edgewood Ave.

Can use wo young colored onc
mule tenact families on
| occupied farm 15 mi. Atlan
Bring referenes. Houston Whi
Atlanta, 1017 Grant Bldg.

Want woman, 35-40 yrs. of
for light farm work, no fi
work. Ref. required. Ji.
Hughes, Pinehurst, Rt. 1.

Want reliable, middle- -aged
colored man and wife, withou
children, to live on place i
urbs of Atlanta) and both wo:
Everything furnished. Must have
good ref. J. F. McNair, Atan
4200 Gordon Rd. S. W.

. Want farmer who can furnis
stock; tools and self for a 500 .
farm, 80 in pasture, 6 roc
dwelling, plenty, wood; on

fin Highway, Coweta Co. |
sider 3 or 4 mule cropper.

Lill Cannon, Eowersville.

Want good man for 1
farm on 3rds and 4ths or
basis. Good 3-room house, cut-
bidgs. Must furnish selw. W.
Cochran, Stonewall RFD.

Want reliable, honest, capable
man for work on 10 H. farm, abd
to operate truck and tractor and
willing to work with other labo

Want good middleaged woman
to live as one of family and do
light farm work, no field work.
At--once:-- Fo 3B. Burke, Mille
Rt. 4, Box 108. as

Want large white family to liv
in good 4 room house with me
and farm 2 acres good land and
some wood, and 1 small house
near my place, on State High
way, 6 mi. So. Conyers. Taft
Parker, Conyers Rt. 1.

Want man for 1 h. crop, plenty
water, 6 mi. N. W
Villa Rica, near Concord Church
Standin

NB:
unencumbered,

{SAS

Want clean,

ewhite woman. for light farm
work. Must be able milk. Bee 0

eek, Miss E. Daweon Rex









Want honest, hard working
sy to do gen. work on poultry
nd truck farm. Small pay but

nt 40- 60 yr. ee white man
wife to live in house. with
mi and do light farm work at
nc 3.Mi. Southwest Winston
on. umpkin town Rd. Mrs. S. A.
Prewett, Winston: Rte i

Want young man to work on
rm at $20.00 mo. House rent,
ire-wood and garden free, N. C.
TOSS, Atlanta, Rt. 5, Box 309.

Want middleaged colored
couple to do all work on small
burban place, 1 mi. Buckhead.
$20.00 mo. with room and board.
5. J. R. Johnston, Atlanta.
85 Roswell Rad. Ch 2061, ~

Want. man with small family
oO work sma-] crop on shares

be absolutely sober and hustler,
. L. Brown, Thomaston.

a Want smart, healthy, neat wo-

man, 25 to 40 yrs., for light farm
work, no field work. S. H. Hob-
good, Rydal, Rt. 2: =

ant good man on halves for|

res more or less. Must have
yretty large family, cultivate 30)
keep terraces good shape.
lust be reliable, good, honest.
hristian family. Henry Grady
Brown, ee Rt.3;

FARM | HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED



Want man with med. size fam-
ily to farm and aise stock, apis
furnish own stock and finance
self. No whiskey arinkers. School
pus by door. See. me at once.
Jim=Drawdy, Jesup, Rt- 4,2 Box
10. s
Want man for 1 to 3 she vars
Standing rent or. 3rd and. 4ths.
Mrs. BE. L. Wright, Yatesville.

Want family | to cultivate 1h.
crop on halves, furnish self, with
another. in family work for
wages. Hire all winter work done.
Good 4 room house, pasture,
water. Near school and churches.
17 mi. Atlanta. J, T. Lee, Mor-
tow, Rt. 1. 2 *
| Want large family for 2h,
crop, good land, house, barn,
pasture and some extra work.
Write at once. Cecil Smith, Ros-
well, Rte.

Want healthy, young woman
to live on farm with old couple
and do light farm work, no field

work, Must be able to milk. Good

home, some clothes and. small
salary. D. F. Heery, Ellijay. Rt. 1.

Want farmers able furnish

selves for some farm, on shares}

or other basis; also want some-
thing to cut 50 cords of oak

wood 2 ft. long for home use. E

W. J. - Morgan, Stillmore.

Want man with small family}

.to do farm work and man to
work with poultry. W. H. Clough,



: ippkshess.



Want someone with Mill and
Evaporator, to make up few
gallens real Cane syrup. z put
cane and wood to mill and give
the 5th, Right. away. L. W.

Thompson, Swainsboro, Rt. 2.

Want good man for 18 acres
extra good land for trick farm,
in city limits. Fairburn. Can

| raise most anything on it. Stand-
ing rent preferred. J. W. Elder.

Fairburn,

- Good 5 h. farm, 7 room house,
good tenant houses, pasture, 18

mi. Augusta for standing rent.
| Ford Mcintyre, Appling.

Good 2 h. farm, 7 mi. E. New-
nan, 1-4 mi. good school and
churches; running water im
pasture. Standing rent, or
part crop. J. R. Gable,
mond.

Want able bodied man or
couple for small place, milk cow,
look after chickens and_ tend
small acreage. A. A. Prince.
Riverdale.

Want reliable colored farmer
to cut 100 cords of wood. Good

Ray-.

4 room house and 1 or 2 horse

farm. Attractive proposition.
Write, Henry ANGrews, Atlanta, ,
Rt. 1, Box 264. :

POSITIONS WANTED

Young man, 22 yrs. old, wants
general farm work, Harry John-
ston, Atlanta, 1430 Lakewood
Ave., S. E. Ma 8197.





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FARM LAND FOR SALE



B14 Re igi Baran Co., 4M, mil.
Cornelia, good- road, electric line}:
near school and church; 7 room
house, 3. story barn, poultry
houses; 60 A. high state cultiva- |
tion and well terraced; 2 ene
wells of water, plenty timber.

M. Faulkner, Cornelia, Star Be

Farm 16. acres, witn 2 5+acre |.
pastures, spring in each and 6 A.
garden and, all kinds fruit, 5 eR:
house, large. dairy barn; daily |
mail school bus. Located 15 mi.
College Park, 18 mi. Atlanta. Je
Ri: Oy Coles: Park.

POSITIONS WANTED

Want 1 h. crop in So. Ga. 50-
50 basis, or 2 A. Tobacco, bal.
time for wages. 2 plow hands.
Ore Turpentine work. See or
write S.0 Ty Jefferson, Tifton,
Rtg: :

Want eae as. overseer laree |

farm or stock raising on shares.
Well exp. in both, an hanale
Jabor for any size farm. Best of
ref C. A. Finleyson, Pineview.

Want farm, 3rd and 4ths. or|
standing

rent. Prefer Henry,
Clayton or DeKalb County. J.
W. Bauknight, Ellenwood, Rt ls

Want job on farm. Good -work-
er. Have 4 yr. old child, At
once. Mrs, Earnest Garraux,

eo ae



33! YX; old. ene. white woma,
wants job in- Christian hor
light farm work, no field Wo:
Can supply references.

with old people, in or arou
Janta. Miss Winnie Atki
Loganville, Rt.

_ Want job doing ligh a
work for room, board and st
salary. Vernia aa Vale
Box 943.

Unencumbered whe: m
yrs. old, wants work as.
taker, light farm work, care
eee garden, hogs, cattle,

n do some milking. Re

C. Pritchard, Atlanta R

al
yrs. old pcaesuvelna: Sank vO
Can do gen, farm or dairy W
oldest son and self good
hand milkers. Can furnish
Rosie Evans, Bolingbroke Ci
Ge G. Byington.

Middleaged woman wants
light farm work, no field
$8.00 mo. and board, Can fu
ref. Begin any time. Mrs.
Tucker, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Unencumbered widow
light farm work, no fie
for home and reasonabl
Mrs. Murry, College Park,
East Yale Ave. Ca, 3067.

21 yr. old exp. in far
| single. good habits, white,
job. Sylvester Goodwin Atlat
366 Fair St. S. E. ;





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Mill Run.

Wheat Bran

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Pure Wheat Shorts S
Winter Wheat

Grey Shorts

Pure Wheat .
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Winter Wheat

| Grey Shorts

Big Flake

| Wheat Bran
Hog Feed

Ballards Bran

Pure Wheat Bran

Pure Wheat She -ts

White Tulip ~

Wheat Shorts
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Dixieland Horse

Pay Day Hos: Feed

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Oats

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3 Rome, Ga.

MANUFACTURER

Lillie Mill Co.
Franklin, Tenn. .~
St. Marys Mill Co.
St. Marys, Mo.

St. Marys Mill Co.
St. Marys, Mo.
Hartwell Roller Mills

| Hartwell, Ga. .

Happyvale Flour Co.
Fort Valley, Ga.
Dunlop Milling Co.
Clarkesville, Tenn.

re Happyvale Flour Mills

Fort Valley, Ga.

_| Kansas Flour ioe Corp.

Kansas City,

Lavonia Roller~ Mills ;
Lavonia, Ga.
Ballard and Ballard

| Louisville, Ky.

Cadick Milling Co. |
Grandview, Ind. -
Cadick Milling Co. ,
Grandview; Ind. -
Crosby-Hodges Milling Co.
Birmingham, Ala..

J. Allen Smith
Knoxville, Tenn.

Carter-Wells Co.
Savannah, Ga.

Happyvale Flour Mills
Fort eee Ga.

Fort valey 3 Ga.

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Sandersville, Ga. = Pe

Alco Feed Mills
Atlanta, Ga.
Alco Feed Mills
Atlanta, Ga.

Hapowwale Flour: Mills. 2

|Ft. Valley, Ga.
-| Cleveland Milling oe

Cleveland, Tenn.
Higginsville, Flour Mill
Higginsville, Mo.
Cleveland Milling Co.
Cleveland, Tenn.

Dunlop Milling Co.
| Clarkesville, Tenn.

Theo Stiver Milling z Co.



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rE M. Veach oe Co.
Rome, Ga:

| Ga.-Ala. Supply Co. ;

Rome, Ga. |
Ga.-Ala. Supply Ca
Rome, Ga.

| Hartwell Roller Mills

Hartwell, Ga.
McRae Flour Store
McRae, Ga.

-|H. E. Martin, Rt. 40

Savannah, Ga.

| Thrifty Flour Store

Cairo; Ga. ,
H. V. Kell Co.

__|Cairo, Ga. :
_| Webb and Crawford

Athens, Ga.

| Ballard and Ballard

Athens, Ga.
T. O. Tabar and Son

: ae Ga.

T. O. Tabor and Son
Elberton, Ga. j
Tait. Feed and Seed Co.
Brunswick, Ga. % 4
Blue Ridge Gro. Co.
Blue Ridge, Ga. ee

| Berman- Swain |

Savannah, Ga.

McRae Flour Store
McRae, Ga._

| McRae Flour Store
ajo McRae, Ga. 2) >

J.C. Wilkinson
|Sandersville, Ga. 4
City Wholesale Gosden:
ta, Ga., 808 DeKalb Ave.

Horse Shoe Bend Farm
Greenwood, Ga.

| Horse Shoe Bend Farm
- | Greenwood, Ga.

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|J. P. Balchin

| Milner, Ga.

div As Peanage and Co:
Rome, Ga. :
Talmage Bros. j
Athens, Ga.

| Anderson Feed a Seed

Co., Blue Ridge, Ga. .
J. M. DeFord and Co.
| Copperhill, Tenn.

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