Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1939 November 15

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1 missioner Roberts Explains Rates.

e caroddy Credit Corporation in Wash-
announces the amount to be loaned on cotton
While the rate varied in different sec-
f the cotton belt, Georgia was fortunate in
the whole state included in the rate of 9.20
This means the Government will loan
ia cotton growers 9.20 cents a pound for cot-
ti grades Middling white and is 7-8 of an
gs.
Census report showed that up to November
,000 bales had been ginned in Georgia on
000 acres and the total crop was estimated at
00 bales, compared with last years crop of
000 bales.
92 pounds.
report also showed that up to November

hole cotton belt, 10,085,000 bales had been.

24,222,000 acres. This years crop was
(845, 000 bales, with an average yield of

nds to the acre.
eving the Bulletin readers will be interest-
elow is printed the statement of cotton loans
d by the United States Department of Agri-

Department of Agriculture annoaced

he Commodity Credit Corporation will make ~

ailable on the 1939 crop of cotton.
ninimum rate of the loan, on a gross weight
ill be-the same as the pasic rate for the
op; namely 8. 3 cents per pound on 7-8 inch
ng cotton. The 1939 loan, however, will make
vances for location differentials as well as dif-
tials for grades and staples, and will be made

f the net weight of the cotton. An
ae i will be made for tare.
points for tare, the

ae for middling seven-eighths inch epien

'rices of Fresh Vegetables

ces of fresh vegetables prevailing on
te Farmers Market, Atlanta, Nov. 13th:
ORGIA APPLES, per pu. basket
NS (Snap) per bu. hamper
BAGE, bulk, per cwt. BS
ARDS, per dozen bunches --------
GPLANT, crates Rot ae eg
ISTARD GREENS. per bu.
RA, per bu. hamper
ATOES, per 100-lb. bag ._-
YUASH (Yellow Crookneck) bu hamper
EET POTATOES, bulk, per cwt. is as

the

40- .50
1.75- 2.00
200- 2.25

40- .5C
1.35- 1.5

.40- 50

e 50- 1.65
3.00- 3.25
.10- 85

The yield per acre this year was set



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from a low of 8.70 cents per pound in parts of

~ and sell their notes to Commodity Credit Corpora-
tion from time to time prior to thirty days from the
maturity of such notes, at par with accrued interest
-at the rate of two per cent. :



- Basic Slag Notice

C. A. Gillespie, Chief Fertilizer Inspector,
states that the article that was published in the
Market Bulletin November 1, with reference to
inferior Basic Slag being sold in Georgia had no
reference to the Open Hearth Basic Slag manu-_
factured and distributed by the Tennessee Coal,
Tron and R. R. Co., of Birmingham, Ala.







will vary, according to die location of the cotton.

Western Texas and in New Mexico toa high of 9.30
cents for some points in North Carolina and in
Virginia. The rates in all Gulf and California ge
will be 9.20 cents.

The full loan rate will be available: only to
co-operating cotton producers who have not on any |
farm knowingly planted | or permitted the planting
of cotton in 1939 in excess of the cotton acreage
alloment established for the farm for the 1939-40
marketing year. Non-cooperators will be: eligible
to receive a loan at 60 per cent of the rate appli-
cable to cooperating producers and only on that
part of their production in excess of their farm |
marketing quotas. Loans will be made only to
producers who hold a clear title to the cotton.

Loans will be made directly by the Commodity
Credit Corporation and by banks and other local
lending agencies under arrangements substantially
similar to those pertaining to previous cotton loans.
The loans to the producers, however, will bear
three per cent interest instead of four per cent as
in the past, and will mature July 31 1940. Banks
And other lending agencies may make loans to pro- |
ducers upon cotton stored in approved warehouses

Loans will be made only upon cotton repre-
sented by negotiable insured warehouse receipts is- -
sued by wareliouses approved by Commodity Credit
Corporation.

ATL cotton to be eligible for a loan must be
classified by a Board of Cotton ea of the

Atlanta Soot Cotton

Atlanta spot cotton ulenes today at 9.70 basis
middling 15/16 inch.

The average price of middling 15/16 ie cot-
ton at ten southern spot markets today was ten
points higher at 9.39 per pound.

. Middlirg 7/8 inch was 9.20c per pound averake.



~ ments.

year.

Agricultural Marketing Service, United States De- a
. partment of Agriculture.
Schedules giving premiums and discounts under
the loan program for grade and staples above and
below Middling 7-8 inch will be included in the
printed instructions for the loan and issued as soon
as possible.

The recent market price of cotton has been 2

about 56 per cent of parity. During the next few _
months, however, the income of cotton producers
will be substantially supplemented by the cotton
price adjustment and agricultural conservation pay-
These combined payments, if added to the
current average price of cotton,
to cotton producers of about 12. 2 cents per pound
ea estimated production of 11 ,900, 900 bales for

indicate a return

The maximum rate to be paid warehouses for

storage and fire insurance on 1939 loan cotton is 15
cents per bale per month.

In view of the fact. that the production of cot= : :

ton from the 1939 crop is estimated as somewhat |
less than the estimated domestic consumption and
exports for the current crop year, it is ee
that a reduction in surplus stocks of cotton will be
effectuated before the beginning of the next crop.
Consequently, loan withdrawals during this
marketing season probably will considerably _ eX=
ceed receipts of cotton into the loan. :

Loans will be available until May 1, (1940 on y

cotton produced in 1939. .





Livestock

ATLANTA, Ga:, Nov. 13As quoted bv White
Provision Company and subject to change daily: .

E STRICTLY CORN-FED HOGS. ae
180-240 Ibs. 5.60
245-300 tsp be Se 5.39
300-350 tse er OAD:
1502175 IDS Se peep ae aon
145 down _.___

: ALBANY SOFT HOGS

_. As quoted by Cudahy Packing. Company aed
subject to change daily:

No. 1 Soft Hogs, 180-250 Ibs.
No, 2 Soft Hogs, 150-180 Ibs.
No. 3 Soft Hogs, 130-150 lbs.
No. 4 Soft Hogs, 110-130 Ibs.
No. 5 Pigs, 60- 110 lbs.

eee ee 200
Sue eo 4.50
Ses Pe ab
gd ee ey 4.00

Heavy ee Hogs, 240 ibs. up ___ ._- 4,50.

CATTLE
Good fat peer steers and heifers, $660 to $7.50:

fat dairy breeds, $5.00 to $6.00; medium fat, $4. 50
common kind, $4. 00 to $4.25: fat cows, | |
$4.00 to $450; can-.|
ners, $3.00 to $3 .00; good heavy bulls, $5.00 te $5.25; |e

to $5.00;
$4.50 to $5.00: common cows,

common bulls, $4. 50; good fat calves, $700 to $8.00,
medium calves, $5.00 to $6.00, throwouts, $4.00 down.

open Tapas 5.25









DS eKET. REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCE

the Atlanta Market are by wholesale egg dealers for graded A-1 white and candled eggs. Ungraded eggs are quoted 2c to 3c below
; gas ao ae eggs will not be permitted for retail trade under the Georgia egg law. Day-old and day-fresh eggs are offered as such and

these quotations. Yard ru

irty eggs are not allowed to be po for sale at all.

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1d Peas. not emiieed:
es Corn (80 lbs. to bu.)

boage (green, per 100 lbs.)
Cabbage (white, per 100 lbs.
@avine Hay, No. 1, ton. ss
at Hay. No: 1. ton
jpanish peanuts, No. 1 a
Sottonseed, (prime)
ttonseed Meal, 8 per cent
onseed Meal, 7 per cent

315: a
$8-$10
$65-$70
$22-$24





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~ control plan and 3,063 votes were cast against it.

_ Feed registrations secured __



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Mareh 1 1919

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Official Tobacco Report Gicn

Commissioner Columbus Roberts announces that informa-
tion received by him shows that Georgia bright leaf tobacco
Zrowers in South Georgia voted almost 6 to 1 in favor of the
1940 control program, in the election held October 5th.

Mr. Roberts says:

The official results of the vote cast October 5th on the

control program of flue-cured tobacco in the tobacco growing
states in the south has been received by the Georgia Department.

of Agriculture.

The vote in Georgia as announced by the United States
Department of Agriculture under whose auspices the election
was held, showed that 17,354 votes were cast in favor of the
The total
vote in Georgia was 20,417 votes cast by farmers in 73 south
Georgia counties.

Colquitt county, with 1,267 votes for, and 373 votes against,
ast the highest vote of any Georgia county and Coffee county
with 1,008 for, and 128 votes against, was second.

A total of 250,671 votes. were cast in the South on the
plan and 225,606 favored it and 25,065 opposed it. The bright
leaf quota for 1940 in the whole area has been set at 660,000,000
pounds. Georgia grew 98,000,000 pounds this year.

It was also announced that the vote on the Burley tobacco
control pian for 1940 will be held November 21. Several north
Georgia counties will participate in this:election, Burley being
grown in extreme north. Georgia.



Work of the Food and Drug Department

The following is a report of the work done by the Food, Feed
and Egg Divisions of the Food and Drug Department of the State
Department of Agriculture, during the months of July, August,
and September as submitted to Cones poe by Dr. E.
P. Long, Chief Food Inspector:





_ Inspections made 25,025
~Withholds issued 1,262
Samples takes for Sanbisss 1,029
Abatement notices issued _... A 61
Feed withheld, not stamped or tagged___________2,378 100 Ib. bags
_ Syrup withheld, not labeled__..____._#+_++=_s+si4,826 gals.
Corn Meal withheld, not labeled_...___...-_. 2,131 pecks
Canned Goods destroyed... se 526 cans

Meat and Fish condemned and destroyed ee 13,674 Ibs.

Packaged goods withheld, not labeled_____ ___ 4,104 pkgs.
- Butter withheld, not labeled eee ee 1 G:
Bottled goods, not labeled... = N SSd1'71: bots.
_ Milk withheld, not labeled correctly... 816 qts.
Eggs withheld, not graded or stamped ______-. 6,307 doz.
_ Fish trucks withdrawn, not insulated__.____ 17

Refrigerators condemned _...... 8

- Meat Blocks withdrawn from use. 11
Fish boxes withdrawn from use _____ pee Ee 4
Feed withheld, not up to guarantee_.._===s 25 bags

PRR oe EL

WORK DONE ON STATE MARKET
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- Melons ___ 20,519 melons
_Canteloupes 1;724 boxes
_ Peaches 1,320 bu.
Beans 2,296 bu.
Cabbage 17,600 Ibs.
Potatoes __. 412 bags
Turnip Salad 410 bu,
Turnips 769 bu.
Onions 319 bags . ~
Apples _.- 122 bi,
Tomatoes 947 crates
Collards __. 624 bu.
(2 S@uash. = 242 drums
_ Grapefruit _ 5 bu.
Okra 67 drums
Cucumbers _.. : 2 pecks -
REGRADED
BSC OS 2 ee ee 105 drums
Cabbage 84,813 lbs.
Opions 2 1,354 bags
Potatoes ___ 819 bags
Apples 2,841 bu.
Peaches ___ 2,835 bu.
Tomatoes 1,136 crates
Meions _. 850 melons
~Canteloupes _.. 960 bu.





co 40 bu.

Georgian Heads Feed Association

Dr. J. Frampton King, Assistant State Chemist, Georgia

_ Depariment of Agriculture, was elected President of the As-

sociation of American Feed Control Officials at its annual meet-

_ ing in Washington last week. This was a signal honor, not only
for Dr. King, but for the State of Georgia and the South. This
Association is composed of the 48 states of the union and Canada.
Since 1916 no Georgian has held this high honor.

Dr. King is well known throughout the country, by both



MARKET BULLETIN

state officials and members of the industry for his knowledge

land ability concerning feedstuffs.

Together with Dr. J. Preston Yarbrough, State Chemist, Dr.
King also attended the convention of the Association of Official

Agricultural Chemists held at the same place.

This Association

is composed of federal and state control officials and experiment

station workers.

Methods of analysis of agricultural products, |

foods and drugs were adopted for official use by federal spec

state control officials.



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Rooted sweet shrubs, 2 to 2%
ft.- 2 for 35c postpaid. Mrs. D. G.
Caldwell, Rit. 1, Kingsland.

100 arborvitae, 14 to 2C in., 35c
ea.; 4 for $1.00. Postpaid in Ga.
M. O. Homer Craig, Loving.

Daffodils, iris and white jon-
quils, 1c ea.; $750 M. M. Pettit,
Pike.
Watermelon red crepe myrtle, 2
to 3 ft.,; 2 yr. size sweet pome-
granates, 50c ea. Mrs. W. Tom.
Bryan, Turin, Rt. 1

Outstanding variety King
Humbert cannas, yellow petals
with orange color throats, 35c
doz.: $2.50 C; $10.00 M. Mrs. Al-
ice Frey, Dallas, Rt. 3. ;

Several old English or dwarf
pboxwood bushes, 1 yr. to. 7 yrs.
old; also gardenias, Write for
particulars, Mary A. Odell, Lyer-
ly, Ret. 2:

Pansy a 15c doz. Add
postage. na Tom Joe Bond, El-
berton, Rt. 4

About 25 Setterent kinds cactus.
Write or come see. Bert M.

Hilsman, White Plains/

Yellow gladioli bulbs, pink fai-
ry lilies, dbl. orange Phoenix daf-
fodils 25c doz.; Apr. narcissi,
Emperor daffodils, 20c doz.; Add
postage. Mrs. Genie Barlow, Tal-
lapoosa, Rt. 1.

Old fashion pompon jonquils,
purples and variegated iris, day
lilies, Japanese sunflowers, Ja-
cobs ladder bulbs, 20c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. J. M. Holder, Rt.
5, Rome.

25 named varieties iris. Ex-
change for pecans, honey, ban-
tam hens, dried fruit, butter or
anything useful. Pearl Wright
222 S. 15th St., Griffin.

Mixed jonquil and narcissi
bulbs, 500, $4.00; day lily bulbs,

| $1.00 C; will bloom in shade or |

sunshine: also, N. H. setting eggs,
15 for 60c postpaid. Mis W. J.
Campbell, Rising Fawn.

Mixed color blooming size glad-
ioli, 25c doz.; 5 doz., $1.00; pri-
vet hedge, $1.00 C; blue violets,
white daisies, 25c C; weeping wil-
lows, yellow japonicas, 15 ea.; 2
for 25c. Rooted and del. Effie

| Raiston. Ella Gap. .

Big dbl. dahlia tubers, all col-
ors, 25 doz-; white oak, white
dogwood, red. maple, holly, $1.00
doz.; 4 of each, $1.00. Hettie
Johnson, Alto, :
~ Extra choice gladioli bulbs, 25c
doz.; each doz. contains one Pic-

|ardy Pink (the new sensational

gladioli) labeled. $1.00 orders or
more, postpaid. Hattie Kimsey,
Young Harris.

Cuttings of althea (Rose of
Sharon, dbi. pink, dbl. red, 25
doz.; single red; lavender; white
red center; all white, 25c per 18
postpaid in Ga. Stamps accepted
if safely wrapped. Exchange for
peonies. dahlias, or others. Mrs.
Nellie Grubbs, Demorest.

Red and white spirea. purple
and white lilies. red roses, root-
ed; 10c ea.; daffodils, orange lil-
ies, narcisi, foxgiove, 10c doz.;
box flowers, cuttings, 5c ea. Add
postage. Myrtie Lee Vick Elli-
jay, Rt. 3, Box 73.

Swiss and winter grandt pan-
sy, Eng. pansy, foxglove, extra
large plants, 25c doz. Add post-
age on orders under 50c. Mrs. T.
C. Bee. Newnan, Rt. 3.

Large dbl. poppy seed, differ-
ent colors, 10c this. Add postage.
Exchange for buttercup bulbs or
rooted azaleas. Ea. pay postage if
exchange. Mrs. W. A. Fletcher,
Tifton, Rt. 2.

Dbi. day lilies, lemon lilies, 6
for 25c; blue iris, 8 for 25c, yellow
jonquils, 50c C; garlic bulbs, car-
nation pinks, trailing arbutus, 25c
doz. snow on the mountain. 50c
C. Postpaid. Mrs. Martha Whites,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 37;

1 red, 1 white, 1 pink peony; 59
yellow cluster fragrant jonquils,
$1.00 del. Exchange for 12 white
cotton feed sacks, 100 ib. cap. in
good condition. Ea. pay postage.
ae A. C. Giadden, Tallapoosa.

4 boxwoods, 34 in. high, $3.50
ea.; 1 doz. cape jasmine bushes.



1% ft. high, green all winter, 75c
aS Mrs. E. L. Roberts, Suwanee,
Rea





. Louisiana iris, reddish purple,
hardy and easy grown, 6 rhi-
zomes, 30ce. Postpaid. Mrs. S. D.
Duckett, Talking Rock.

Gladioli, jonquils daffodils,
blue and orange iris pulbs, 20c
602.; boxwoods and arborvitae
for sale. Add postage. Accept
Stamps. Mrs. G. B. Patterson.
Blairsville, Rt. 4

ft, high well rooted, 12 for $1.00;
rooted, 25c ea. All choice shrub-

eral Bluff.

Dwarf Eng. boxwood, 1 to 6 it
high; also one dwarf Eng. box-

E. Hines, Grantville, Rt 1.

Snowflakes (Leucojum_ Arsti-
rum) bloom in Mar,, 2 to 4 white,
six petal, bell shape blooms on 12
inch stem, 50c doz. bulbs. Mrs.
J. E. Boggus, Franklin, Rt. 5.

Perennial seed (size of .okra
seed) blooms all summer, makes
large bush full of beautiful dark
orange color flowers, 10c pkt.
Mrs. J .P. Jones, Gordon.

Apr. blooming white narcissi
bulbs, 50c C; 1 yr. old biack wai-
nut sprouts, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz.

3.

Bachelor button seed, red,
white pink, 15c cupful. Mrs. R.
C. Staver, Ralston.

Beautiful dbi. pink poppy seed,
25c pkt. Postpaid. Mrs. J,
Brannen, Hazelhurst.

Gladioli, white with rec throat,
30c doz.; trioma, 3 for 25c post-
paid; large Christmas cactus.
budding, $2.50; May cactus. $3.00
fob. Lillian Grubb, Demorest, Rt.
1;

Garge dbl. dahlia tubers, 8 col-
ors, 50c doz.; poplar, dogwood
pine, holly, $1.00 doz.; horse rad-
ish, 25c lk.; Lady Slipper, now
ready to set, 60c doz. Mrs. W. A.
Johnson, Alto, Rt. 1. ~

Red dogwood, red azaleas, rho-
dodendrons, Mt. laurel,
poplar white pines, japonicas,
-$2.00 C; paper white naicisi, all
colors iris, red day lilies, 2 doz.,
20c. Verna Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

White lilacs, 4 ft., blooming, $1;
white Eng. dogwood, 3 ft. 50c;
black walnut balm of gilead trees,
4 for $1.00; 100 garlic bulbs, 50c.
Add postage. Mrs. Clara Prince.
Rt. 1, Box 2 Demorest.

Extra fine poppy seed, about 10
different colors, 25c pkg.; gladio-
li bulbs, 12 dif. colors, $1.00 doz.;
will exchange gladioli bulbs, pop-
py seed, chrysanthemum plants
for paper shell pecans. peanuts,
syrup or toacco. C. J. Garrett,
Bremen. ,

Red spider lily bulbs, 25c doz.;
yellow narcissi, 20c doz. Add post-
age. Mamie B. Tanner, Tennille.

Magnolia. sweet bay. myrtle,
dogwood, long straw Pine, red
holly, wild yellow jasmine, red
and pink crepe myrtle, 1 ft., 10c,
3 ft., 25c: 4 ft., 35c. Exchange for
white feed sacks. Add_ postage.
Mrs. T. K. Womack, Dublin.

Magnolia, sweet bay, pink and
white dogwood, pink, red crepe

olive, umbrella china, 1 ft.,-10c;

3 ft., 25c. Exchange for white

feed sacks. Add postage. Mrs.

Georgia Hunt, Toomsboro.
Magnolia, sweet bay, crepe

myrtle, yellow and white dog-
wood, sweet myrtle, tea olive, ev-
ergreen, umbrella china, long
straw pine, 1 ft., 10c; 3 ft., 25c;
Add postage. Mrs. O. W. Colson,
Toomsboro.

Evergreen japonica, 50c and
$2.50 ea.; myrtle, cannas. dahlias,
3 for 25c; iris, bronze mums, 75c
C; also strawberry plants. 20c C.
Bonnie Frix, Cumming, Rt. 2.

Iris, 75 C; evergreen, $1.00 to
$2.50 ea.; large bushes bronze
mums, red cannas, red, orange
dahlias, 3 for 25c. Inie Frix, Cum-
ming, Rt. 2.

Snowflake bulbs (Lencojum
Aestivum), $1.00 to $1.50 doz.
Mrs. J. O. Boggus, Rt. 5, Frank-
lin.

White Apr. biooming narcissi
bulbs, 60c C. Postpaid. Mrs.
Thomas Jones, Eatonton, Rt.

Red honey suckle, Boston ivy,
Star jasmine, peachtree ross,
golden bell, snow gariaia, spirea
$1.00 doz.; Jack in the Pulpit
trilliums. hardy snapdrazon, blue
fringed gentain, 30c doz. Jessie
Waters, Dahlonega.

Fringed and closed gentain,
hardy snap dragons, iris, 30c doz.;
lemon, blackberry and dbl. or-
ange lilies, 45c doz.; trailing ar-

azaleas, mt. laurel seed. 25c pt.
Clyde Eaton, Dahlonega Rt. 1.

Red dogwood, mt. laurel, sweet
shrubs, pink, red and yellow aza-
leas, pink rhododendrons, crab-
apple sprouts, white dog wood,
black and whiie pines, 3 ft. high,
$1.00 Coz. Add postage. H, E.



Hyde, Morganton. ae



Wednesday, November 15,

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small size, 24 for $1.00; holly trees|'
bery. Mrs. Florence Heaton, Min-

wood hedge, about 6 f+ high. R.|

Mrs. Joe W. Craft, Hartwell, Rt.!

o0.| Gable, Haralson.

tulip

| Bremen.

: rose of Sharon,
myrtle, evergreen, gallberries, tea! : Ray

butus, 6 for 25c; rhododendrons.|:










































































Magnolia, tea olive, r
white dogwood, pinks
myrtle, gall berries, sweet
umbrella china, 1 ft., 10
25; 4 ft. 35 ea. Excha
white feed sacks. Add
Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Toomsk
Pink running roses, p
myrtle, purple lilacs, roo
ea.; pink Christmas cactu,
cactus. geranium, 10c e
hycinths, 35c doz.; glad
doz.; blue iris, 25c- doz..
Others, Mattie Druan Cum
Red

Dahlia tubers, many
shrubs, vines, roses, 3 yr:
10 and 15c'ea., hardy pere
bulbs; also cut flowers, fal
spring delivery. Cheap.

Jonquil bulbs, 15 doz
yellow narcissi, Roman biue
cinths. buttercups butter
eggs. 25c doz.; spirea, snow
lilacs, butterfly bush, winter
ey suckle, 15c-ea.; ferns and
er plants. Mrs. H. FE; vai
ler, Rt: 2.

Mt. azaleas, all colors. 40
red and white altheas, pi
mond, white -spirea z0iden
purple wisteria, 10 ea.:
day lilies, sweet mixed cc
lets, blue day lilies, 75
postage. Thelma Ray, Ev
oe

Red crepe myrtle, whi
dogwood, pink almonds,
40c ea.; white, pink oxali
man iris pink pernnial
Lady of the Lake. 25c d
ted black lily rooted, wh
drangea, 25c ea.; mixed
gladioli, 3 doz. $1 25. Velm

Pansy plants, super |
doz-.; 3 doz.,. $1.00; $2.50

doz.; 3 doz., $1.00;
white pink peonies. 25c
5 for $1.00. C. A. pais
Gainesville.

Pink, red, yellow aza
and white dogwood, black
white pines, mt, laurel, pin
dodendrons, sweet shrub
high, $1.00 doz.; evergree
trailing arbutus. 35 doz
postage. Mrs. F. F. Roper.
al Bluff.

Rhododendrons, white
red, white dogwood, red
maples, holly, mt. laurei,
crabapple, persimmon | :

rooted. $1.00 doz.: 10c ea.
thy Wilson. Culberson, N. C

cannas, iris
black lily of India, Lad
June cactus, rooted salmon
tana, purple red, pink al
bridal wreath for labeled |
tubers. blooming size tulip
nice Wright, Bremen.

4 colors cannas, 2 for 25
20c doz.; hardy phiox, Mar.
ers, 15c doz.; japonicas, 15
for 25c; all colors azaleas. 30
Eng. dogwood. 3 for 25c:
Annie Joe Bailey, East E

All colors azaleas, mt.
ivy, hemlock, white pir
doz.; yellow japonicas, 20:
ennial phlox, biue iris, 2
red star plants, 25c ea.; wh
theas, 15c; sweet shrubs. 4
Others. Add postage. Lin
ans, Ellijay.

Golden bell, dogwood
cape jasmine quince, spir
almond, crepe myrtie. old
roses, 3 for 25c: daffodi
quils. narcissi, iris, yard
mon lilies. J, W. Silver
Rock.

Fern. 50c ea.3
oxalis. 30c doz.;
nas, $1:25 C;
C;. wisteria vine, purp
of the lake, 30c bunc
change for feed sack.
holes. Add postage. Mr:
Dean, Bremen.

White, sky blue, pink
iris. 5 doz., $1.00; vellow.
on lilies, 4 doz.. $1.00. N
Add postage. Mrs. H. O. Pai
160 Howard St. S. E., A

White narcissi, 60c C; blu
red cannas, tiger lilies, $
blue hyacinths, 40c doz. A
age. Mrs. Dora eee
oh 2 S



red anc
dbl. yell
tiger lili


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daffodils,
ath, velvet American
rambler rose, 3 for 25;
day lilies, 30c doz. Add
on small orders. No
io Gable, Talking
narcissi, purple and yel-
bhie day lilies, $1.00 C;
ay lilies, yellow jonquils,
k phlox, 20c coz.;

2-3 ft. high, lavender and
erepe myrtle, $2.00 doz.;

PS, 1

oz.; rooted cuttings box-
, 2 doz. Raymond Robin-
enville.
eanas, blue Easter Hiies, ti-
s, $1.00 C; white narcissi,
Add postage. Mrs. mnell
Bremen, Rt. 2.
ize white spirea, one
andina, althea, lilac sweet
, for sale at my yard.
Dantzler, Dalton, Rt. 4.
endrons, mt. laurel, red,
aleas, strawberry bush,
dogwood, tulip poplars,
willows, red bud, pink
ee roses 3 ft. high, $1.00;
tae, 25c ea-; 6 for $1.00
d. Hubert Abercrombie,
Bluff.
poplars, pussy willows,
ellow azaleas, rhododen-
mt. Jaurel, red bud, red
ow dogwood, pink Chero-
e, white pine, silver maple,
ice roses, 3 ft. high, $1.90
Postpaid. Gladys Robinson
1 Bluff. -
Bs tulip poplar,
willow, red and yehow aza-
mt. laurel, rhodotlendrons,
yellow azaleas, sweet
pink Cherokee roses,
nd orchid Ilies. 3 ft. high,
oz. Postpaid. W, E. Robin-
ineral Bluff.
Cherokee roses, red and
azaleas, rhododendrons,
rel, red and white dog-
white pines, tulip poplar,
maples, red bud, 3 ft. high,
doz.; grey violets, $1.00 C.
Bonnie Abercrombie,
Bluff.
be arbor-vitae, silver arbor-
nipers, boxwoods. 2 to 3

en
Ups,

$1.00 ea.; blue butterfly, |

irea, althea, white and
lies, 25c ea.; old fashion
es, pink, 2 for 25c; vio-
doz. Add postage. Mrs.
xarren, Morganton.
m lilies, $100-C; yellow
lies, purple iris, narcissi
quils, 75c C; star of Beth-
yellow button mums, 25

r grass, 25c bunch; yel-|.

y suckle, 3 for 25c; tan-
or 10c. Add postage. Mar-
mack, Bremen, Rt. 2.
purple, blue iris, 25c
laffodils, nareisi, 75c C;
ern, 10c ea.; orange day
hristmas jasmine, 25 doz.
ie Smith, Talking Rock

eral colors iris, 30c doz.;
and white weicelia, pink spi-

abelia, 3 for 20c; forsythia,}

loz.; white, blue violets, 35c
Boston ivy, myrtle vine, 10c
'rances Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3-
f boxwood, 8 io 10 inc.
ground, $3.00 doz.; sam-
30 ea.; white tuberoses, 25c

pink weigelia, $2.00 doz. del.|
Mrs. E. A. Smith, Green-|

to. E :
cherry laurels, $8.00; nan-
yr old, $3.50 C: spirea,
myrtle, $1.00 doz; native
wort, $2.50 C. Lois Wood-
enville, Rt. 5.
, 4 for 50c; red bud, lau-
ogwood, 6 for $1.00; ev-
galax, jonquils, snow-

doz.; blue iris, 25c doz.; |
drops, 50e doz.; hardy ferns,

r $1.00. Lucille Dickey, Blue
i. 2, Box. SE: |
Olors wild azaleas, 35c doz.;
alls, pink almond, pink, la-
r altheas, pink weigelia red
as, white spirea, 15c ea.;
urel, rhododendrons, 90c
nt and dwarf arbor-vitae
. 25c ea. Add postage.
oy C. Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 4.
lis, 15c ea.; 2 for 25c;
es, white tube roses, pur-
is, 25c doz.; King Humbert
;; $1.00 C; privet hedge, 75c
rhite Aug. lilies blooming
20 ea.; snowdrops, 10 doz.
postage. Mrs. Gussie Con-
Buchanan.
White dogwood; black,
Pines, sweet shrubs, mt.
, Pink rhododendron, pink,
yellow azaleas, 3 ft.. $1.00
evergreen galax, trailing ar-
Exchange for
E. D. Aber-
Alfred daffodits, Apr.
2 nareissi, 75c CO; Japan-
ice, 25c ea.; $2.00 doz.; red
myrtle, 15c ea.; lavender
3 bun. 10c. Add postage.
Conner, Rt. 1. ;

$1.00 C3}

| Nix, Alto, Rt. 2.

Japanese quince 25c ea.; $2
doz.; yellow button mums, lemon
verbena, 25 doz.; snow drops,
King Alfred daffodils, Apr.
blooming Nnarcissi, 75 C; purple
iris, 35c doz. Add postage. Mil-
dred Conner, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Blue grape hyacinths, 20c doz.;
white or yellow narcissi, jonquils,
60c C. Postpaid. Mrs. George
Taylor, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

large flowering mums. June day

| lilies, iris, 30e doz-; spirea, purple
postpaid. Herbert |

lilacs, $1.25 doz.

Rooted bridal wreath, $1.25
doz.; sacred black lily of India,

30c. 65c $1.00 ea.; pink weicelia}

rooted, 40c; iris, juniper, cut
hedge, trumpet daffodils, $1.25 C.
Add postage. Mrs. L. A. Wright,

| Bremen:

Pink, purple verbena, 30c doz.;
white Eng. dogwood red crepe
myrtle, pink almond, 2% ft., 40c;
yellow trumpet daffodils, cannas,
$1.25 C; purple Lady Lake, pur-
ple German iris, phiox, 20c doz.
Add postage. George Harrison.
Bremen.

Boxwood, dwarf and giant ar-

| borvitae, 25 ea.; snowball, weige-

lia, red japonica, lavender but-
terfly bush pink and lavender
altheas, 15 ea.; pink, red sweet
williams, 20e doz. Add postage.
Lela Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Young camilla japonica, rooted,
6 te 10 in. high, 40 to 7c ea;
abl. red. other colors and sizes,
75e to $1.50 ea. Mrs, R. C. Loyd.
Ocilla. : : ,

Paper white narcissi, Tic C:
hybrid amaryllis, blooming size
bulbs, 30c ea.; Guernsey or Spider
lily, 12 for 40c; leriope border-
plant, lavender flowers, 12 for
35c. Others. Mrs. W-. Mathews.
Quitman. :

White and purple rhododen-
drons, 2 ft., well rooted, $1.25 doz.
mixed color azaleas, 4 ft. rooted,
spruce pines, 2 ft.; white, red
Gogzwood, 4 ft., $1.00 doz.; white

| altheas, 4 ft. rooted, 30e ea. Oth-

ers. Elsie Heaton, Mineral Biuff.

Mixed colors azaleas, red and
white dogwood. mt. laurel, spruce,
white, black pines, sweet shrubs,
rhododendrons, fernleaf sumac,
thunderbergi bushes, 4 ft. high,
rooted, packed im moss $1.25 doz.

Heaton, Mineral Biuff.
Rhododendrons, mt. laurel,
white pine, coral berry, pink
Cherokee roses, tulip poplar, red,
yellow azaleas, silver maple, pus-
sy willow, white dogwood, r 4
3 ft. high 75c doz, Add postace.
Mrs. Joe Henry, Mineral Binfi.
Waxy tulip bulbs, assorted col-
ors, mostly yellow, 25c doz-; all
colors dbl. poppie seed, Mexican
sunflower seed, Jerusaiem cherry

_seed, 10c tabl. spoonful; boxwood |:

reasonable. Mrs. C. W. Griffies,
Bowdon.

Blue ageratum, 25c bunch; 3
bum. for 50c; dbl.

button mums, white and yellow,
25c doz.; paper white narcissi,
50c C; purple lilacs, rooted 15c
ea. Add postage.
Smith, Buchanan, Rt. 2.

Jonquil and buttercup bulbs

| (not separate) 50c C; 500, $2.00.

Mrs. B. T. Echols, Philomath.

Blooming size azaleas, 45c doz.;
spruce and white pines, deg wood,
mi. laurel, 60c doz.; white al-
theas, 10c ea.; sweet shrubs, 45
doz-; pink crabappie, 10c ea. Add
prises Marie Adams, Ellijay,
Ri. 2. :

Boxwood arbor vitae, 25e ea.;|

silver leaf maple, poplar, red ma-
ple, red buds, azalea, red dog-
wood, coral berry, 3 for 25c. Add

| postage. F. E. Abercrombie, Min-

eral Bluff.

Plowering pear, lilacs, red dog-
wood, azaleas, laurel, ivy, pussy
willow. white pines, hoily red-
pud, 3 for 25c; evergreen galax,
trailing arbutus, 15 doz.; Chero-
kee rose, 50c doz, Add postage.
Belvie Miltholland, Mineral Bluff.

Purple and lavender iris lily
bulbs, blooming size, 75 C; pa-
per white narcissi, yellow jon-
qQuils, 65c C; cone juniper, well
rooted, 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Mary E. White, Temple, Rt. 2,
Box 231.

Pink peonies, 25c ea.; mixed
pink and yellow Darwin. tulips,
25c doz.; blooming size, white or
pink physostegia plants, 25c doz.
Orders postpaid for $1.00 or more.
Mrs. Will Jones, Lyerly.

Red japonica, golden bell, yel-
low jasmine, blue butterfly, or-
ange, white, red, yellow and pink
azalea, white dogwood, red hol-
ly berry bushes, pink, white rho-
dodendrons, mt, laurel. $1.00 doz.
Others. Jean Penland, Ellijay.

Jonquil, daffodil, snowdrop
bulbs, 20c doz.; 5 different kinds

ange day lilies, 30c doz.; mt. ferns
azaleas, 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs.



J. R. Gable, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Dahlias .gladioli, hardy phiox,|
-, Verbena, thrift, 50 doz.: cannas,

| jay, Rt. 4.

Add postage under $1.25. Hazel|

variegated |
sweet william, 25c bun.; baby!



White narcissi bulbs, $5.00 M;
jonquil and daffodil bulbs, $1.00
C; dbl. yellow japonica. 25c ea;.
blue and lavender iris, 30c doz.;
Exchange for value.
Dallan,.Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Hydrangea cuttings, fuschia,
red and pink begonia, dbl. red
geranium, boston fern, 10c ea.;
3 for 25c; dark rose verbena, 25
bunch. Mrs. J. E. Sorrelis, Rt.,

Red monthly rose, yellow nar-
cissi, 25c doz.; flowering ambie,
pink crepe myrtle, large yellow
and red cannas, 25 doz.; all
bushes, 20 or\25c ea.; 4 for. 75c.
Postpaid. Mrs. Ethel League, Wa-
co, Rt. 2.

White dogwood, mt. laurel,
hemlock, white pink, pink crab-

apple, 75c doz.; all color azaleas,|

50c doz.; dbl: yellow, red japon-
ica, dbl. pink almond. altheas,

snowbalis, weigelia, 20c ea, Add}

postage. Lora Sheppard, Ellijay,

| Rt. 2.

Blooming size, azaleas, 50 doz.;
mt. laurel, dogwood, ivy, hemlock,
white pines, pink crabapple,
doz.: dbl. yellow, red japonica
dbl. pink almond, snowball, 20c
pink perennial red phiox, 20c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Lee Eller, Eili-

Rhododendron, mt, laurel, red,
yellow, pink dogwood, azaleas,
white pime, coralberry, red bud
bush pink Cherokee rose, holly
bush, 3 ft. high, $1.00 doz. Post-
paid. Lucille Wilson, Morganion.

King Alfred daffodils, Toc C;
orange day lilies, 50c C; lue ager-
atum, 25c bunch; 3 for 50c; pur-
ple lilacs, well rooted, 20c ea.;
dbl. pink sweet William, 20c ea.;

3 for 50c. Add postage. Mrs. Jesse}

G. Smith, Rt. 2, Buchanan,

Red japonicas, 20c ea.; bioom-
ing size azaleas, 40c doz.; spruce
and white pine, dogwood mit.
Jaurel, 60c doz.; white althea, 10c
ea.; sweet shrubs, 35 doz. Will
exchange for feed sacks. Add

Postage. Mrs. L- F. Adams, Bhi-|

jay, Rt, 2. eS
Blooming size altheas, 40c doz.;
spruce and white pines, dogwood,
mt. laurel, 60c doz.; white altheas,
pink crab apples, 10c ea. Add

2

Rhodedendrons mt. / jaurel,|

spruce, white pine, holly berry
bushes, dogwood, five colors aza-
leas, coral berry, golden bell, red
japonica, $1.00 doz; violet ferns,
arbutus, snowdrops, yellow trum-
pet, daffodils, others, $1.00 C. Bill

' Penland, Ellijay.

Yarrow, deep pink or white,

shasta daisies, michaelmas dais-

ies, blue and pink cushion mums,
orange day lilies, eannas, verbena,
Fia. air plants, red geranium cut-
tings, 5c ea.; hardy fuschia, red
jantana, pink plumed
grass, 10c ea. Mirs. -
Smith, Ri. 1, Columbus.
Giant crimson touch-me-not

Geo

seed, 10c pkt- Inez McBrayer, Bu-|

ford, Rt. 2. :

White narcissi, orange day lil-
ies, sweet mixed color viclets, Tc
C; pink hardy phiox,

Purple foxglove, 15c doz; pink
weigelia, purple wistaria, spirea,

pink almond, white and pink al-}

thea, 10c ea-; yellow j__asmine
honeysuckle, 3 for 10c. Add post-
age. Audria James, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
Thrift, mixed plumois Pinks,
daffodils, Apr. blooming narcissi,
mixed iris, Siberian lilies, orange
lilies, 200, $1.00; rooted lilies; 10
50c postpaid. Mrs. Dick Powell,
Rt. 2, College Park.
Hedychium coronarium (Gin-
ger or Butterfly lily) 25c ea.; $2
doz., postpaid; $10.00 C exp. Col.
Special price on quantities over
300. Ready after Dec. Ist. Mrs. G.
R. Thigpen, St. Marys.
Real old variety scented blue
violets, beginning to bicom, 10c

ea. 3 plants, 25c. Mrs. J. EB. Mc-)

Calla, Middleton.

Asparagus roots; narcisi, jon-
quil, daffodil and butter and egg
bulbs 10c doz. Mrs, P. M. Allen,
Rt. 3, Gordon.

Bulbs: red spider lilies, paper
white narcissi, yellow center nar-
cissi, butter and eggs, 25, 2 doz.;
75e C. Add postage. Mrs. H. B.

'MeGill, Bronwood.

Daflodils, jonquils, narcisi, har-

dy phiox, 2 doz, 25c; iris, 20c.

doz.; spirea althea, lilacs, pink
almond, quince, roses, hibiscus, 4
for 25c. Mrs. Oscar Silver, Talk-
ing Rock.

Large narcissi bulbs, 50c doz.;
white crocus, $1.00 C; pink crepe
myrtie, 6 for $1.00. Mrs. Opal
Davenport, Andersonville, Rt. A.

Lily bulbs: Pink amaryllis, Ige.
25c; small, 10c; pink fairy, pink
oxalis 5c. Exchange for anything
of value; Add postage. Mrs.

'Thomas Diggs, Douglasville, Rt.
roses, 10c ea.; bridal wreath. or-| *

Blooming size butter and
bulbs 15c dozen or 2 dozen 20c.
Mattie Jackson, Ivey. |

postage. Litha Adams, Ellijay, Rt.

pampas |
, Ww.

golden j}
Nirs. Coveriat glow, buttercup, butter and eggs,

Pink cre myrtle, 15c ea;
rooted, dbl. variegated sweet Wil-
liam, 25c bun.; blue ageratum,

/25 ea.: 3 for 50c;: mums, white
Clarence |

and yellow, 25c doz.; purpie lilacs,
rooted, 15c ea.; 3 for 25c. Add
postage. Ruby Smith, Buchanan,

) Rt. 2.

Camellia japonicas, semidouble
deep pink with yellow stamens
medium large, nice rooted cut-
tings, 35c ea.; 3: for $1.00, Mrs.
John S. Clark, Jacksonvilie.

33 slow growing boxwood, 24
in. high, 60 in. around for sale.

Grover C. Reed, Flowery Branch, |

Rt. 3.

Jonquil and daffodil bulbs, 2}

doz.. 25c. Postpaid in 2nd zone.

| Mrs. R. L. Kennerly, Lawrence-

ville, Rt. 2.

White pine, hemlock, holly, mt.|

jaurel, ivy, $1.00 doz-; kudzu vine,

$1.00 cwt.; muscadine vines, al-|
theas, 10c ea.: japonicas, 15c ea.; |

all eolors azaleas, 35 doz.; iris,
20c doz.; daffodils and jonquils,
20c doz. Eugene Bailey, Ellijay.

Blooming size amaryllis bulbs, |-
T9C) ade ea.; 3 for $1.00; white iris,!
30 doz. Exchange for dried ap-}|

pies. Each pay postage. Mrs. A. D.
Windham, Reynolds, Rt- 1.

Yellow jonquils, yellow June}

lilies, 85 C; azaleas, pink althea
2 for 25c; yellow roses, 10c ea-
Add postage. Mrs, J. A- Roe,
Talking Rock.

Nandinas ranging from 10 or 12}. Sweet _ : :
in. to 3 or renee * to $2.50;| Parcissi, jonqui, butter cup bulbs,

Gardenia or Cape Jasmine, 2 to
3 ft., $2.00, 4 ft. $5.00, one 8 ft.

$50.00, Mrs. H B. Ford, Rt. 1, La-|

vonia.
Red and pink peony flowered

Poppy seed 10c tablespoonful.|

Mr.s D. G.

Caldwell, Rt. 1, Kings-
land. : :

Madonna lilies. 10c each; white}

April narcissus, yellow narcissus

15 for 25c; jonquils 1c each im lots

of 25. Add postage. Mrs. H. C.)

Carter, Rt, 3, Winder.

Yellow and purple King iris,
goldengiow, 25 dozen; Min. laur-
els, rhododendrons, mixed. colors
azaleas. $1.00 dozen. Postpaid on
orders. for $1.00 or moze. Estelle
Duvall, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

berries, pyracantha, L
weigelias, spireas, pink and white,

Trish Junipers, Gardenias, Crepe

myrtle, 3to 5 ft. 50 to 7c ea.;
Peonies, different colors 8 roots

$1.00. Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner. }

3 or 4 bu. yellow and bronze
canng bulbs. Mrs. H. D. Taylor,
Rt. 4, Box 120, Baxley.

Red jeaf cannas with red
bloom, green leaf yellow bloom,
5c each; Purple King and yel-

low iris, golden glow 25c dozen;}
/mixed colors azaleas, 75 dozen.|
Mildred Martin, Btlijay.

Mtn, laurels, rhododendrons,)

azaleas, holly, white anc spruce

pine, hemlock, dogwood. maples, |
$2.50 ea; myrtle, cannas, dahlias,

Granny greybeards, cedars, well
rooted, 2 to 4 ft. high 4 for 25c.

Add postage to orders under 50.c}
Mark Ferguson, Rt. 1, Murray-

ville. 2
Large blooming size, all color

| gladiolas, 20c dozen; will exechg.

for hyacinths, tulips, pecnies any
color but whitebulb for bulb.

morc reg aca arnault ona

r, Rt. 3, Dallas.
Pine dahlias, giadiolas. white

single jonquils, few monthly ros-
es, rooted canas 3 colors, 4 differ-}
ent kinds of lilies, Sell cheap or)
exchange. Write Helen Horsley,)

Rt. 2, Waco. :

Banana bushes, large roots ea.|

50c or 3 for $1.35; Weigeliapink
50c each: Breath of Spring, Abe-
lia, Beauty Bush, douole purple,
pink, single white Bucnymous

Japonica, 35c each and up. Ralph}

E. McGill, Jr, Rt. 1, Box 76,

' Dawson.

Several hundred pink rain. lily
bulbs, 10e dozen or 75 C. Nelle
Waiters, Plains.

Paper white narcisi, light biue/
violets, 50c Der C, $4.00 per M;
purple iris, yellow canas 75c per)

C, $7.00 per M; 4 oclock and hol-
lyhock seed 10c pack. Mrs. John
Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple.

Canna bulbs, cream and rose
30c dozen plus postage. Mrs. G.
W. Butler, Iron City-

Mixed colors azaleas, red and
silver maples tulip poplars, Cher-
okee roses, red and white dog-
wood, rhododendrons, ivy, hem-
lock white, 3 for 25c, or 75c per
doz.; white jonquils 60c per C.
Susie Wilson, Loving.

Daffodils, April blooming nar-

cissus $1.00 per C; purple iris 40c}

per dozen; dbl, rose altheas,
weeping white altheas, 25 each;
trailing forsythia, brides wreath
10c each. Mrs. Scott Davis, Ho-
ganville.

Bachelor buttons, pom pom
zimnias, Iupines, 25 cupful;

large yellow and smali variegated



egg| marigolds, 20c cupful. Postpaid.

a J. S, Adams, Lawrenceville,

7%, Atlanta. :

Fringed and closed gentain,
hardy snapdragons, iris, 30c doz.:
lemon, blackberry, dbl. orange
lilies; 12 for 45c; trailing arbu<-
tus, 6 for 25c; rhodedendrong
azaleas, mt. laurel seed, 25c ph,
Clyde Eaton, Dahloneza, Rt. 1, |

Even size cape jasmine bushes,

5 ft. high, 5 or 6 ft., im diameter
$25.00. Will consider some less.
Make best offer. Mrs. Oscar Phil-

Mips, Rt. 2, Box 42, Askiand.

Maenolia, tea olive, red, yellow,
white dogwood, pink and red
crepe myrtle wild yellow jasmine,
gallberry, sweet myrtl:, umbrella.
china; 1 ft., 10c: 3 ft., 25e; 4 ft,
35 ea- Exchange for white feed
sacks. Add postage. Mrs. Nellie

| Pitts, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Spirea and clematis, 1@c; amoor
river privet, 5 and 10c; daffodil
bulbs, 15 doz. Mrs, P. P Gaines,
Bowman, te gee

White and yellow rarcissi bulbe
50 and 75c C. Mrs. Nina Shipp
224 S. Main St., College Park,
Ca 3744. - i 5 ,

_ rooted arborvitae, 4 colors ire
is, jumiper, 75c; 20e ea. Add poste
age. 4 very fine boxwood, $5.00 |
ea. on my farm. Mrs. W. A, Cas-

per, Bowdon, Star Rt-

Regal lily, king of the garden,
resemble Easter lilies, but much
more prolific and very fragrant,
$1.00 bulb. Postpaid. J. Jolley, Rt
Sweet scented, small yellow
50c C; 500 for $2.60, Mrs. Ben
Echols, Philomath.

Ma Perkins zinnia seed, 10c
eupful; Ma Perkins mixed color

|/Mmarigoid seed, 10c cvuptul. Coin
and 2 postage. Mrs. FP. M. Wat-

son, Temple...

Several large cape jasmine
bushes, 3 to 7 ft. high, 10 to 22
ft. around, $5.00 to $20.00, Mrs. -

20 for 25c; single blue hyacinths,| D. M. Wood, Sr., Newnan. Rt. 3.

Old fashion blue iris.-$1.00 C;
mixed holly hocks, targe size, 50 _
doz.; small size, 25 aoz.: white
nareissi, 25 doz.; dbl.; yellow
monthly rose cuttings 25 doz.

| Mrs. J. Y, H. Leach, Fairmount,

Rt. 1. : 1
30 Ibs. slash pine seed, $1.50 bh.
T. M. Clark, Camila, Rt. 4, Box

Large abelias, nandimas with , 140.
buddleias |

Tris, 7c C; evergreen, $1.00 ta
$2.50 ea.; bronze mums, red can-

/mas, red and orange dahlias, 3
|for 25c. Inie Frix, Cumming, Rt.
2. :

Magnolia, sweet bay, sweet
myrtle, dogwood, long straw pine,
red holly, gall berries, pink and

red erepe myrtle, 1 ft. 10c; 3 ft.

25e; 4 ft. 35c. Exchanee for white
feed sacks. Add postage Mrs. T.

K. Womack, Dublin,

colors cannas, $2.00 C; rooted
white wistaria, 50c ea.: mixed
narcissi, daffodil, gladicli, hya-
cinth bulbs; also, lily bulbs, $4.00
M. Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cordele.

Bvyergreen japonicas, 50c and ~

3 for 25; iris, bronze mams, 7
C; strawberries, 20c . Bonnie
Frix, Cumming, Rt, 2 =
Red honey suckle, star jasmine, _
ivy, golden bell, snww garland,
spirea, 12 for $1.00; jack in the
pulpit, tritium, hardy snap dra-.
gons, blue fringed zentains, 30
doz. Jessie Waters, Dehlonega.
Several hundred pink rain lily
bulbs, 10c doz.; 75c C. Nelle Wal-
ters, Plains, RFD. is : st
White Apr. blooming narcissi
bulbs, 60 C. Postpaid Mrs.
Thomas Jones, Eatonton, Rt.
White, red and pink mums,
with pink centers, 25c doz.; hy-
drangea, jasmine, bloom in Feb.,
15e; Baster lilies, 20c cseraniums, |
salmon color, 15c ea. Mary E. |
Taylor, Gordon, Rt. ass
Very fine peonies, light pmk,3
for 50c; 6 for 75c; 12 for $1.25;
large dbl. butter and eggs, 20
doz-; white Apr. blooming nar-

| issi, 15c doz. Cora. Moore, Rt. I,

Buford.

Red pyracantha, 2 yr. cld, root-
ed, 4 for $1.00; peonies, several
colors, $2.75 doz.; Easter Iilies,
$1.25 doz.; 500 gladioli butbs,
white, cream, yellow, large size,
45c doz. Mrs. S. W. Slean, Au-
burn.

One tub size Boston fern,
fronds more than yard long, $10.
Mrs. Agatha Cagle, Jasper.

Two 25 yr. old boxwocds. $50.00 |
at my home. Mrs. J. H. Hobson,
Jasper.

Large quantities wistaria and.
hhoneysucMle vines; 109 milk anw
wine lilies for sale. Mrs. N. B.
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 2.

Small yellow narcissi bulbs,
very fragrant, 55 C; 10c doz.giy
4 colors cannas, 20c dz.; lavens|
der iris, 30e doz.; butierfly bush.
es, 15e ea. Exchange for eating

butterbeans or good white feed s

sacks, 100 Ib cap., 6c ea. Mss. J.
H. Carrington, LaGrange, Rt, 1,
Time now to set Century plants.

and Banana - plants, $1.00 ea.;
'small palms, 3 for $1.00; 7 for



$2.00. Robert Decker, Brunswick,





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_ FLOWERS AND SEED
- FOR SALE





Pink thrift ial 40c per C or
300 plants for $1.00 plus postage.
ce Mrs. J. Duke, Wrens.

Azaleas mixed colors 7ic dozen;
Ss red and white dogwood 4 ft. high
ae $1.00 dozen; 10 choice mixed ros-
es, $1.00 dozen; Min. laurel, thun-
derbergi, $1. 00 dozen; naccissi,
- jonquils, daffodils, iris .35c dozen.
2 _ Edsel Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Coralberry hedge, red and
white dogweod, Cherokee roses,
red and silver maples, redbuds,
-forsythia, azaleas 3 for 25c; white
jonquils, 15c dozen. Add postage.
Bessie Cochran, Loving.

Hastings daffodil bulbs, large
- blooming size; snow white iris 2c
--each plus postage. Mrs J. W.
_ Ford, Rt. 1, Lithonia.

Red and white dogwood, white

pine, pussy willow, azaleas, red
and silver maples, forsythia, red-|
- puds, coralberry, pink roses, 3 for










y





Loving.

Mammoth doubie deep rose
poppy seed 5c teaspoonful pre-
ville. Harriet Wilson, Arey
e.

& Laurels, | ivy,
sweet shrubs,
azaleas 50c dozen;
_ icas, snowballs, dbl. pink almond,
white altheas 20c each; pink per-
- ennial phiox, 25c dozen. Add pos-
-tage. Malinda Eller,. ae 2. zy
: Jay.

Flowers. and baie. for sale
_ cheap, few box flowers garlic,
onion and pepper plants. Write
- for prices. oe Horley: Rt.
= 2, Waco.

Cape Jasmine, yellow thornless
and Cherokee roses rooied cut-
tings 15c each; justicia cuttings,
10c each; red and lavendar dahl-
ja bulbs 50c dozen; August lily
bulbs, 15c each. Add postage. Mrs.
J. W. Overton, Rt. 3, Box 29,

owdon.

Begonias, Vas sultanas, 35
and 50c; rooted geraniums, 25c;
night blooming cereus 50c to $1;
small camphor trees 15c each,
$1.50 dozen; yellow Jasmine, $1
dozen; large lantana, hydrangeas
15 to 50c. Mrs. J. L. Burk, Rb 35,
Tifton, Box 34.

Laurels, white. pines, hemlock.
white dogwood, crabapple, sweet
Shrubs, 65c dozen; all colors
blooming size, azaleas, 50c dozen;
double yellow, red japonicas, 25c;
perennial pink, red phiox, 25
doz. ; Add postage. Martha Eller,
Rt. 2 , Ellijay.

All colors blooming size azaleas
50c doz.; snowballs.| pink almonds,
20c; mt. Jaurels, spruce pines, ivy,
altheas 65c doz.; pink phlox, pa-
per white narcissus, j jonquils 20c
dozen. Add postage. L M. Evans,
Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Jonquil and daffodil mixed
bulbs, $100 per C; butter and









hemlock, white
all colors




























































is, diol. and sgl. day lilies, 15

Jow thorniess, white Cherokee
mose cuttings rooted 15c each.
Mrs. Taylor, Bowdon, Rt.



Abana: 25 and 35c each: dbl.
ed altheas, 25c; watermeion pink
ecrape myrtle, 15c each; Japanese
magnolia, 50c and 75c; ligustrum,
20c; forsythia, 20 ach: nandi-
nas, 50c ea.; Apple geranium 25c
-redbud, mimosa 20c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. E. J. Force
Sparta. oes

me hundred peiseana 3 ft.
high 25c each; 50 umbrella chi-|
mas 25c_ each; truckers please
come by and load ee these fine
shade trees. Mrs. L. J, Williams,
Milan.

4 colors azaleas, red. and white
dogwood, rhododendrons, ~ Mt.
Laurel, holly bihes, tulip pop-
Jars, crabapple sprouts, white
pines, rooted, 3 ft., $1.00 doz.; 10c
ea. Postpaid. Mrs. Lucy Wilson.
Culberson, N. C., (Res. of Ga.)

: Hollyhock, Jarge mixed lasts
25c doz del. Will C. Smith, Roy.

Lae

Scarlet, "white, pink rambler.
velvet roses, Eng. dogwood, hy-
biscus, 3 for 25c; hardy phiox,
lupines, dusty miller, day lilies,







































shrubs, azaleas, 40c doz. Add
postage. Dorothy Teem {Talking
Rock.





Nice rooted lace ferns, 20 ea.5
2 for 35c; 1 ea. spingera, grape

gonia, hydrangea, geranium,
cactus, cabbage geranium, justi-|
cia, hen and biddie, lily, cedar
fern, 2 kinds oxalis, 50c. Others.
ae Willis Grindle, Dahlonega,

se Giant. pansies, SAinetnaa, Eng.
and shasta daisies, 25c doz.; $1.00
C; snapdragon, 25c doz.; yellow
narcissi, 50c C; rooted. abelia,
flowering almonds, sweet shrubs,}
ral vine, 25c ea.; $1. 00 as Mrs.
iie Wise, Warley, ples












- 25c, Add postage. R. L. Cochran,|

, April blooming white nar-

ae blue iris, 25c dozen; yel- |.

25c doz.; white dogwood, sweet |.



bi end 85

= MARKET BULLETIN

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED

Want some unrooted cuttings
of boxwood at reasonable prices.
Ollie Woodruff. Greenville, La-
Grange Street.

- Want sev- rooted plants or cut-
ieee of altheas (Rose of Shar-
on), white, pink and red. Must
be dbl. flowered (no singles want-
ed). Pay cash or exc. pot or yard
flowers. Mrs. Frank Bennett,
Coffee.

Want all types of shrubbery,
boxwood, ete. Write what you
have and price. H. H. Skelton,
Hartwell, Box 81.

Want some Regal lily bulbs and
some white, Roman hyacinths.
Buy or will exc. B. L. Biggers,
Covington. :

Want Thyme, rhubard. Gypo-
phila perennial, out-door valley
lilies, white myrtie, calendula,
Ranunculus, white grape hya-
cinths. Exc. dbl. or ee tube-
roses or plants. Mrs. J. B. Bran-
nan, McDonough, Rt. 2

Want petunia, phiox( iaiespie
sea-moss, pansy, china asters,
verbena, pom-pom zennias, seed
of asst. colored. Exc. large asst.
colors of dbl. poppy and red sal-
via seed for same. Mrs. Mamie
Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2. ae

Want some hardy Candytuft
plants. Send prices. Mrs. Kirby
Smith, Decatur, 108 Evans Dr.

Want dahlia bulbs, oxalis, per-
ennial phiox, yellow, rose azaleas,
purple lilac, tube roses, peppy and
touch- me-not seed. Write; have
for sale, red, yellow cannas, slad-
ioli, pink crepe myrtle. Mrs. E.
Ww. Golden. Doerun, Rt. 3-

Exc. dbl. yellow canna bulbs for
gardenia, red or black lilies, pop-
py seed, tulips (any color), or any
flowers you have, 6r sell mine at
10c ea. Write. Miss Janie Heath,
Fitzgerald, Ri. 2.

Want red Spider (Guernsey)
lilies in quantities. Write. W. C.
Wardlaw, Atlanta, First Nat!
Bank Bldg. .

Want red, single, Oleander and
red Crepe Myrtles. and green and
| gold or white striped Ovphiopogon
lily tuft. xe. 2 yr. rooted pink
dbl. altheas, abelia or ligustrum.
Write first. Mrs- Will Rooks, Ar-
lington.

Many dif. kinds of shrubbery,
rooted a exc. for jonquil, daffo-
dil, narcisi, choice. lilies, tulips,
hyacinths, peonies, etc. Write
what you have and want. Ea. pay
postage. Hattie eases Young
Harris.

Wani all kinds of lilies, except
Tiger or Amaryliis, also King Al-
fred daffodils. Pay cash, or exc.
the best of gladioli. M. G. Smith
Taccoa. 3

Want ruby red. peony, Exc.
deep rose peony; want gold band-
ed, milk and wine, Philippine lil-
lies, exc. 2 yr. old sweet scented
Chinese purple wistaria, Dorothy
Perkins rose, and others, at 25c
ea. Fannie Moore, Suwanee.

Wani some arborviiae cheap or
will exc. chicken feed sacks. Mrs.
J. W. Altman, Alma.

Want seed of Pittosporum, ba-
nana shrub, Photinia. Will pay
cash or exc. rooted oe
Write quantity and price. J.
Fuller, Mountville.

Exc. field grown hybric ama-
ryllis bulbs, at 10c ea, for other
blooming pulbs except paper
white narcissi. Will also exc. for
perennials. Mrs. M. G., whe
Folkston, Box 82.

Want party to furnish cannas.
gladioli and narsissi bulbs on
shares. We furnish labor, land,
fertilizer and ee Write
for particulars. Chas. A. Sine,
Sylvania, Rt. 1.

Want preeneiene fortune, ShOWy
border and weeping forsythia,. or
Gald bulbs, or any rare bilbs.



Exc. 100 Golden Beil, 2 yrs. old|2

for sythias for same or sll, 15
ea. 4 for 50c. Mrs. L. Moore, Su-
wanee.

Want prices on red and deep
pink azaeas, hardy kind. large
size. J. D. Skinner, Columbus,
823% Brown Ave. .

Cannas and eladioll to exc. for
paper white narcissi, daffodils, of
all kinds. Like a few thousand
-bulbs. Mrs. J. E. Gores Valdos-
ta, :



SEED De SALE



Extra nice old fashioned white
multiplying onions, 40c gal. Add
postage. Mrs. C. R. Smiph, Bu-
ford, Rt Te

% bu. gourd Gee. 10 doz., 40c
per hundred. ah: B. Woodruff,
Greenville. ,

Maregiobe, Browt Special toma-
to seed, $1.15 Ib.; Baltimore,
Stone, Red Rock, Mate? less, $1.10
lb.; cabbage seed, C. W., $1.25 1b.;.
Copenhagen, $1, 35 Ib. Ww. R. Ste-
phens, Dahlonega.

White nest. onions, 50 gal. dei. ,

Mrs, Willie Paes Ee ee Rt.

rhe gt ad ES Sais nas

SO sactian,
Mrs, T.



SEED FOR SALE

PLANTS FOR SALE



White multiplying onions for
fall planting, 35c gal. POB. Mrs.
G. N. Hays, Rockmart, Rt.

45 \bs. old fashioned frost-
proof little everbearer Eng. pea
seed, $6.00, or 174%2c Yo All FOB.
Plant November to February.
Mrs. Robert F. Hill, Danville, Rt.

+1, Box 46.

1 bu. old fashioned white Eng-
lish peach seed, 50c for 1 gal. Add
postage. Mrs. H. T. Bisacp, Farm-
ington.

1939 pimiento pepper seeds, 1%
lbs. for $1.00; also 10 Irs. ground
hot cayenne pepper, $3.00 or 35c
Vp. All del. Miss Aldora Keith, Al-
yaton.

Imp. old fackibred English pea
seed, very prolific, frost-proof,
pearing in 8-10 wks., 10 cupful,
postage prepaid on large orders.
Add postage on small orders. Exc.
some for Everbearing strawberry
plants. Ea. paying postage. Mrs.
C. B. Byrd, Reynolds.

Large red multipiying onions.
60c gal. del. (Plant now). Mrs. J.
E. Passe, Madison, Rt. 2.

Old fashioned white end yellow
English peach seed, 2c ra. No or-
der Jess 25 seed; yellow jasmines.
large plant, 50c; all col. honey-
suckles, $1.00 ea.; large purple
lilac, $2.00; 2 yr. Umbrelia China-
berry trees, $1.00 ag nee Dobbs
Harris, Miliner, Rt. 1

Seed sugar cane, the latest
Government production CP 807.
Prolific. Plant now. 2c ea. if come
after. B. O. Fussell, Brunswick,
Blythe Isle.

Southern Bur clover

75 measured bu. FOB.
Reid, Hogansville.

Southern Bur. clover seed,
seived; dirt to inoculate, 75 per
measure bushel, FOB. H.C. Reid,
Hogansville. .

Mammoth Russian sunflower
seed, 95c gal. postpaid; 1 Shep-
pard str. Ancona 18 mos. old
roosters, for sale.* Leawella Bi-e
liott, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
10c start; 3 starts 25c. Add 3c
postage. Mrs. Keedie Nolen,
Rockmart, Rt. 2.

PLANTS FOR SALE.

Cabbage, Early Jersey and
Chas. Wakefield now ready, 5 C
50c, 1 M 90c del. 10 C $6 col;
Klondike strawberry, $1.25 M.,
del. W. O. Waldrio, Flowery
Branch.

Strawberry, Mastodon Ever-
bearing, 35c C, $2 M. dl.; Hawk-
ins strawberry, new var.
drought- resistant, 30c C, $2 M.
del. Concord grape vines, 2 yr. $1
doz, del. Mrs. J. B. Hudgins,

L. L.





Flowery Branch.

- Strawberry, .Klondyke and

| Lady T, $1.30 M del; Everbearing

strawberry. $1.40 M. del., nice
young plants, prompt shipment.
Mrs. Fay Martin, Flowery
Branch, Rieti =
Strawberry Missiqnary and
Klondike. 85c 500; $1:50 M. del.
ae Leila Phillips, Royston, -Rt.
_ Strawberry, Gardner red gold
Sugar saver, 50c doz.;~
plants; thornless red raspberry,
asparagus crowns, 50c doz.; dbl.
blue Roman hyacinths, 50c doz.
Lady T. strawberry plants, $3.50
M. Mrs. W. B. Allan, Alto, Rt. 2.
Bamboo and Kudzu for sale.

Mrs. B. B. eh =e
Box 24,

Lady Thompson strawberry
plants 25 C; 250, 60c; 500, $1.10.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1.

Dutch and Wakefield cabbage
planis, 400, 35c; 70c M; Everbear-

er strawberry, 25 Cc. $1. 50 M. AU

mailed. A. Crow, Gainesville, Rt.

Kudzu crowns, 5c C; garlic
bulbs, 25 doz.; Lady Thompson
strawberry plants, 25 C. Exc.
for all col. iris, tulips, peonies,
sladioli, also. mix. flower seed.
Miss Ioa Messer. Waleska.

Klondike strawberry plants, 500
80c; $1.50 M. del. Nice, young
plants, full count and prompt
shipment. C. D. Crowe, -Gaines-
Ville; Rt 2038 4

Strawberry, selected Byaehears
ing, $2.50 M. L. J. -Henderson,
College Park, Rt. 1. .

Cabbage, Chas. Wakefield and
Early Jersey, 75 M. cel. Lorena
Bowers, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Cabbage, Wakefield and Dutch
also collard; now ready; 300, 35c
500, 50c. 1 M 65 prepaid; 5 M
$2.50, 10 M "$4 50 exp. col,; imp.

Klondike strawberry, 5c Cc $1.50]

3 C, prepaid. John C. Crow,
Gainesville, Rte des

- Himalaya, berry, Umbrella Chi-
na; Millis Giant snapdragon, 25
doz.; goldenglow, maminoth pink
verbena, 50c doz.; 2 Ibs, nice but-
ter week, 25c 1b. Cash. Mrs. V. T.

Chamblee, Cumming, Ri. 2.

- Spearmint, 100 for $1.10 PP; al-
dried, 25c Ib. PP;
B Thomas, Thomashoro.

seed, |
seived; with dirt to inoculate,

sage



Teem, Talking Rock. gee

Cabbage, Early Jersey, Wake-
field, good strong plants, 50c M.
lots of 5 M, $2.50, prompt. ship-
ment. Mrs. A. B. Williams, Alma.

Strawberry, Jewel. everbearing,
50c C, postpaid in 300 lots or

More; also privet hedge plants.

8-12 in. tall, 50 for $1, or $1.50
C, L. C. Hyde, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Strawberry, Klondike, 20c C,
$1.75 M; Lady T. 25c C, $2 M.
Prompt shipment. C. F Waldrip,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Cabbage, large, fresh extra ear-
Ty Jersey and Chas. Wakefield
now ready, 40c 5 C, 75c M; Ber-
muda onions, same price. all del.
postpaid, satis. euar F. F Stokes,
Fitzgerald.

Cabbage, lead. vars. also col-
lard plants, 30c per 3 C, 75c per
M; Klondike and everbearing
strawberry, 25c C, $1.50 M. all
mailed. L. A. oe Gainesville,

Re 2: phate
Dewberry, Tactein. Eldorado
blackberry, well rooted and

strong, 75c C, $5 M. Orders filled
promptly with care. Mrs. C. M.
Robinson, Greenville. 4
Kudzu crowns, $6 per M, less
selected cheaper; furnish every-
thing do all work except prepar-

ing land; set for around $6 per a.

oy on shares. Y. M. Anderson,
Williamson.

Garlic, 10c head, or $1 doz.;
Missionary eee plants,
$1.25 per 5 C, or $2 M; pepper-
mint, 50c doz., or exc. for white
feed sacks. Miss Cecil McCurley,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Strawberry, everbearing,
.C, or exc. for 2 nice white feed
sacks, each pay postage; also dbl.
Touch-Me-Not seed, sev.
20c half teacup, add postage. Mrs.
R. L. Welch, Cleveland, Rt. 2.

Strawberry, Klondike, 15c C, or
exc. for pecans; old-fashioned
English peas, 10c teacupful; sun-
dried peaches, free of worms 10c
per Ib, add postage. Rosie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Cabbage, Wakefield and Dutch.
frostproof, also collard, 40c 4 C,
5c M. del, $2.50 per 5 M. exp. col.
quick shipment. Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Strawberry, 75c 5 $1.50 M.
Prompt shipment, postpaid,
young and full count. Lisbon Al-
len, Gainesville; Rt. 2, Box 109.

Cabbage, Wakefield and Dutch,
frostproof, 40c 5 C, 70c M; Lady
T. and Everbearing strawberry,
80c 5 C, $1.50 M, all good plants,
and delivered. Amos Garrett:
Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Strawberry, Klondike, 65c 5 C,}.

$1.25 M, del.
prompt shipment. Mrs.

Mathis, Flowery, Branch.
_ Cabbage, Wakefield and Dutch.
45c 5 C, 70c M. del; 10 M lots,
60c M; all vars. strawberry plants
80c 5 C, or $1.50 M. Calvin Gar-
rett, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Strawberry everbearing, Kion-
dike, 25c C. No checks; also pigs
for sale. W. M. Runyan, Cedar--
town, Rt. 2.

Strawberry, 25c C, 8c 5 C,
$1.50 M, young plants, del. Mrs.
oe Waldrip, Flowery Branch,

Strawberry, Kiondike, 75c 5 C,
$1.35. M, del. prompt shipment.
Dewey Mathis Flowery Branch,
Rt. 1.

Strawberry. Missionary and
Klondike, $1.75 M in Ist and 2nd
zones, postpaid, white multiplying
onions, 35c gal. Mrs. Lena Hol-
land, Flowery Branch.

Cabbage, Wakefield and Dutch,

45e 5 C, or 7c M. del. good
plants and prompt shipment. or
exc. Laura Mae Garrett, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7.

Cabbage, Early Jersey avid
Chas. Wakefield, frost-proof, 55c
5. C, 85c.M, postage paid. R.
Chanclor, Pitts.

. Strawberry, Klondike and Mas-

good piants and
Claudia

todon, $1 M and postage. Mrs. L.

B. Fry, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Strawberry, Klondike, $1.50 M,
good strong plants, full count.

postpaid. Mrs. Lynette Bennett

Flowery Branch, Rt. 1

Strawberry, everbearing, $1.50
M; 85c. per 5 C.. del, no checks.
oS C. oui Gainesville,

Strawberry, -ever- -bearing and
Mt. Delicious, $2 M dei., 6 red
gold plants with each order of 5
C; yellow root, ratsbane, 30c per
i Mrs. L. K. Rice, Eilijay, Rt.
_ Strawberry, Klondike, 500, 75c,
$1.50 M, nice young plants, no
oo Ethel Crowe, Gainesville

- Surawberry plants, Laily T., 35

$1.50 M; Everbearing 26c C,
38 per M, postpaid, or xc. large
pecans or strawberry plants for

dried acid apples or peaches. Mrs. }

L, W. Seago, Pinehurst.

Sage, imp. large leafed, well
rooted, 25c bunch; giant garlic,
35c gal.; blackhaw, 3 bun. 25c;
imp. yellow popcorn, 8 lb. add
postage. Stamps seco: Tamar.

Wednesday, November 15, 1

20c |

colors, |:

| Ga.; also Mastodon, Ever

| Tallapoosa, Rt. 1.








PLANTS FOR SAI

Strawberry, Lady T and
todon and everbearing, 30
$1.10 5 M $2 M: Klondike 25
85c 5 C, $1.50 M, postpaid,
ready, Royce Waldrip, Fi
Branch, Rt. 1. 5

Strawberry Lady p, 25
horse radish, muscadine, fo
fall grape vines, 5c ea.,
15 doz. Yellow Root,
-so striped half, runner bea
cupful. Exc. for pecans,
sage, sage plants, etc. Mr
Eller, Ellijay; Rt.3. =

Strawberry, Klondik $)
Mastodon, $2 M. - B.
Gainesville, Rt.

Cabbage, ee Du
Dutch, 35c 3 C, 5c
exp. col.; heading - var.
plants, 25e 3 C, 65c M del.,
5 M, collect, no checks, EB
Lou Smith, Gainesville, R:

Cabbage, Early Jersey,
W. extra large, 45c 5 C
sweet white Bermuda onio.
Price, $2.75 5M, ome: col
Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1

Cabbage, frost-proof,
30c 3.C, 70 M del. $2.50 5 M
or exc, for pe Pea

Rt. 2.

Strawberry, *Klondi =
T, 30c C, $1 5 C, $1.
nice good plants and pr
shipment. Mrs. Belle
Gainesville, Rite 2: es

Cabbage, frost-proof,
field, Copenhagan Mark
C;-15e M, $1-15 3 M; $2.50
ae count, prompiness

J, Head, Alma.

oe Missionary,
C, $2 M; peppermint, spear
50 doz.; garlic, fc head, $1










































































































Cabbage, collard, lead. vars
fall and winter setting, 20
uid

$2. 45 5 M
order;

exp. col.
cash with

price prepaid, $1 3 M.
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Cabbage, Ga. heading
Chas. Wakefield, now r
C,;-250 2 ; 3be.5:C50e Mr
2-5 M 40c del. not del. 251
M, 1 M 35c, 2-5 M 30; als
alaya blackberry, 100
50, 5 as 1M = 33. Gel-~




















a pedar 10-50c, sane sp
40c to 50c: garlic, 25c doz
paid; extra early bearing
berry, 50c C, PP. Mrs G.
lor, Buchanan, Rt. dee

Strawberry, Klondike, 2
75e 5 C, $1.40 M; also 193 :
peaches, 124%2c Ib: fresh cou
butter from T. B. tested CO}
lbs. per wk. 25c Ib. promp
ment. Miss Grace Crowe
} ming, Ros 1.
Strawberry, Mastodon, P
Early, 50c C; white nest
plying onions, 45c ga. E
and mixed seedling peach
$1 doz.; red thornless ras
and iceberg or white black
50c doz. ee Mrs. John B.
Alto, Rt. i
Yetlow ea sassafras, Qu
of the Meadow root, wild ch
bark, 25c lb. 5 Ibs. $1: catnip
permint, hoarhound bal dt
and single tansy, Yarrow, Col
Foot, 25c doz. 5 doz..$1 del.
ar
and. Lady T. strawberry ian
35c C; $3 M. Mrs. Speer Hollowa
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 35.
Cabbage, Wakefield an
head, 100 M to sell or e
pecans; 1 M for 10 Ibs. -
Klondike strawberry, $1.56
O. M,. Crow, Gainesville.
Strawberry, Mastodon
bearing, Lady T, 35 C; $
ang garden sage, black ras
$1-25 doz.; catnip, pe
Saint horsemint, Yarrow, dbl
single tansy, Coits Foot, 2
5 doz. $1 all well rooted and mi
packed. del in Ga. Mr,
Holloway, Dahlonega, Rt

CORN AND SEED
FOR SALE

50 Ibs. this yrs. pop corn,
Yb. Add postage. Raymond. Pa}







































































































100 bu. good, heavy,
shuck corn, 75c bu. at.
2 mi, Colbert on Smithsc
Road. Colier Vv. Russe] Be 0
FOE. A, :

150 or 175 bu. new corn, 7!
at_my place, for sale. P.uf
Wilson, Egypt.

Fine seed corn (known :
corn) 2-3 ears to stalk,.nubl
and shelled, 75c pk. pestpai
tra long staple cottonseed.
producer, $3.00 bu. postpai
Adams, Lawrenceville, Rt.

6 to 8 thousand bi.
shuck ear corn, 75c bu. FOE
near. Barnesville. J. C, Co
Dye Beeville. ao

-150; bu. corn, 65 bu.;
fodder and O-too- ti



































: Sian cans a

for. sale at: barn, -





ednesday, Noveliee: 15, 1939.



PEAS AND BEANS
; _FOR SALE



new 2% bu bags, $1. 50 bu. FOB
J. I. McNair, Stapleton.

New Era and Red Ripper peas,
$2.00 bu.; white, black-eye crow-
ders, 5c b. Joe Woodift, Flow-

_ Branch, Rt. 1,

Woodrups frost- proot garden

peas. 10c. Ib. 4 ibs. postpaid. nee
Tone, Philomath.

White peas with purple huis
and Calif black-eyes, 5c ib.;
Tos. del. 1 and 2nd zone for 55;
nice, dried sweet or sour apples, 2
Tbs. 25: 9 Ibs. $1.00; del, 1-2nd
zones; black walnut meats, 40c

4 jbs. not prepaid. Exc. for
good | sacks. Mrs. Sarah Grindle,
Dahlonega, Ha :

ECANS and PEANUTS
-. FOR SALE .

Shelled pecans, 35 Ib. in small
_ or 30c. lb. in 25 lbs. and





up
Outen, Manassas, Rt.
Imp. Spanish ae $1. 00 bu.
B.G. G. Ivey, Forsyth, Rt. 2.
Pecans, Stewarts and Van De-
mans, 17c Ib., ErOSGuee 15c; nice
seedlings, 106 1b. Mrs. E. T. May,
rthen.

4c Ib. in hull, recleaned; Cok-

ers No. 1 wilt- resistant cotton-

seed, $1.00 bu.; pecans; Van De-
ee Delmos. 15c Ik; seedlings,
10c Barred Rocks,

aS hens, $1.0(, roosters,
$1 0 a. W. S. Norton, Edison.

ed. size: pecans, - this yrs erop,
no faulty ones, 14 tbs., for $1.00.
B. Jordon, Monticello.

Large, new crop paper shell pe-

eans, 17c lb. FOB. Cash with or-

der. Send postage for sample if
ae desired. No order less

100 Ibs.

Mrs. Alton Hyers, Mershon, Rt.

ae Box 90.

. Large seedling pecans, 50 Ibs.,

$6.00; 75 Ibs. Stewarts, 15c 1b.
OB. Cliff T. Tanner, Sanders~
lie, Rt. 1.

1939. crop fancy Stewart or
Frotscher pecans, 20 Ib. pospaid
to 3rd zone. Mrs. Ida B. Bailey,
Bluffton.

- Large No. 1 Stewart pecans,
sound, guar. 15c lb, R W. Jack-
son, Lovett. :

New crop, thin shelled, large

- pecans, 8 Ibs, ae del. Ship
when directed. F. vanes Ft.

Mixed 1939 pecans, Stewarts,
Teche. Money-Makers, Frotsch-
ers, All large, no seedjings, 15
be or 25 lbs. up, 12 lb. FOB.
Cash. N. W. Daniel, Ty Ty R. 1.

Yecan and Other Fruit
Trees for Sale
fo Jap. apricot and
Blue Damson plums, Eng peach,
Hackworth, Limbertwig and
horse apple, 1 to 3 ft., 10c ea.;
$1.00 doz. postpaid. Inez Patter-
son, Waco, Pa
Genuine pineapple pear trees,
gov't insp..well rooted, 3 yrs. old,
6 ft. to 10 ft., $10.00 Goz. Cash
with order. W. C. James, Manor.

i Apple trees: 2 ea., June, Red
Delicious, Staymon; 2 e2., "May-
flower, Ga. Bell, Elberta, peach

ees, $1.50 del. Exchange some
for pecans. T. M. Web, Ellijay.

Leading varieties peach trees.
Guar. true to name. $32.50 M;
$4.00 C; 80c doz. R. A. Travis,
Riverdale.
Yellow



Sept. Scuppernou,
3 ft. rooted, $1.00 doz.;
Himalaya blackberries,

rooted, $1.00 C. Postpaid. Charlie

Smith, Braselton. .

Black and White scuppernong,
black -muscadines, Blue Damson
plums, Red May cherries. 10 ea.;
grape cuttings, 4c ea: red mul-
berry, black walnut, pink or red
crepe myrtle, 1 or 2 yr. size, 25c.
Others. Mrs. Artyce Entrekin, Rt.
2, Waco,

Acme "Thomiess Youngberry,
Boysenberry, Cameron, Dewberry,
Alfred and Brainard blackberry,

ew Sodus, Dixie Red Raspberry,
6 for 75c; $1.35 doz.; also, new

bunch and muscadine grapes. H.
A. Neal, Ashland. ;

Camphor trees, 6 to 18 ins. 10c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. J. T. M.
Watkins, 420 Tift Ave.. 'Tifton.

Govt insp. all leading var. ap-
ple trees, 1 and 2 yrs. od, 10c to
20c ea.; peach trees, 10c to 15c
@a.; pears and cherries, 25c ea.;

paper shell pecan trees, 75 to
$1.00; grape vines and scupper-
nong vines, 25c ea. Lee Head,
Cornelia.

All leading varieties fruit trees,

guar. true to name, free from
disease, state insp, peaches, 3c
up, also, apples, pears, cherries,
pecans, grape. Thomas N. Long.
Kensington.
- Thorniess Boysenberry. $1.75
oz.; Boysen and Acme Thorn--
; yongberry; $1.25; also, 2 yr.
transplants. Geo. Eldridge, Rt. 6,
Macon.

10

lots. Mostly pieces. aor J; J.

select,

Pecan & Other Fruit Trees
FOR SALE

Gases musvaitine- vines
Blue Damson and Read Goose
plums, Brown figs, old fashion
Eng. peach, white and yellow, 10c
ea.; $1.00 doz. del. Marcelle Pat-
terson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Scuppernong vines, guar., 4 ft.
Jong, 20c ea.; 6 ft. Jong, 25c" ea.;
8 and 10 ft., 50c: old larger ones
furnish if wanted that will bear
next year. Postpaid, L- Coggin,
Covington.

1 doz. or more white scupper-
nong vines, some 2. yrs. old.
Cheap. 30 nice smooth gourds,
different sizes, 5c up tc 7'4c ea.
Not del. Mrs. A. H. Price, Locust
Grove. _ Roe ie

Leading variety apple and
peach trees, 1 and 2 yrs. old, 10c
to 15 ea.; grape vines, 2 yrs. old,
10c ea.; premier sirawberry
plants, 50c C. Govt. insp. True
ag name. W. i. Alexander, Cleve-
and.



Sweet pomegranate S, well root-|

ed, 1yr. old trees, 25c ea. FOB.
A. J. Stanton, Newborn
Booking orders fur Brown
Turkey figs, Black and White
scuppernonges, muscadines, red
and yellow goose piums, Blue
Damson plums, 10c._ ea.; ; 12. for

= a -2 yr. old pear trees, 20c
No. 1 Virginia Bunch peawuts, :

$2.00 doz. Rooted. Postpaid.
Sosie Huggins, Waco, Rt. 2.

White, Bronze and genuine
Black Scuppernong and musca-
dine vines, Brown Tuikey figs,
May and Richmon cherries,
blue Damsons, Red Goose Jap-
anese apricot plums, ilawkworth,
horse apple, 10c ea; $1.06 doz.
Others. A. T. Patters: n, Waco.

Be Large brown figs, 21% to 3% ft.

tall, Blue plums, May cherries, 10c
a.; $1.00 doz.; 2 yr: old musca-
dine vines, 15c ea.; $1.50 doz.;
brown seuppernong vines, 10c ea.; |
90c doz. W. A. Moon, Waco, Rt.
2: : z
Black and White scuppernong
and muscadine vines, Blue and
Red goose and Japanes: apricot
plums, brown turkey figs hazel-
hurst bushes, rooted, 10c ea-; $1
doz. del. Bertha Patterscn, Waco,
Riteeae s

' Black and White Se bern dee.
brown turkey figs, muscadines,
hazlenut. bushes, red goose and
Blue Damson . plums, 10c ea.;
$1.00 doz.; $7.50C. Postpaid. Ss.
W. Hugeins, Waco, Rt. 2.



ae and Hay For Sale



Pure Bancroft seed oats, free
from smut, 75c bu.; zernuine Blue
Stem seed wheat, $1.25 bu.; also
purebred horniess Tosgenburg
milk goat, perfectly gentle, cheap.
Riley C. Couch, Turin.

Choice O-too-tan hay, baled,
bright, free of weeds, $17.50 ton
here; Whatleys Pvolific seed
corn; field selected, $2.25 bu. W.
H. Bolton, Griffin. eee)

Choice Kudzu hay for sale.
Write for prices. B. W. Middle-
brooks, Barnesville.

Some Grade A wheat (some
milled in Gainesville made 36
lbs. white flour to the bushel),
$1.25 bu. at home. J. W. Wood,
Cleveland, Rt. 4,

300 bu. pure Cokers Fulgrain

seed oats, extra heavy yielding
55c bu. FOB. Ferrell pwaN, Zeb-
ulon.
- Recleaned Cokers or Texas
(not too late to plant good oats)
60c bu.; Blue Stem wheat, re-
cleaned, $1.00 bu. M. A Knox,
Social Circle.

Coker Full-Grain and Fulshum
seed oats, free from smut and
rust, 60c bu. FOB, J. M. Gaston,
Americus, Rt. 3.

25 tons good meadcew hay,
cured and baled without rain on
it. 100 Ibs. to bale ave., $15.00 ton
in lots 5.tons or more, FOB. 0
H. Bradbury, Bogart.

Fulgrum seed oats, 68c bu.,
FOB, Special price on large
quantities. Ben D. Patrick, es
wood. i



Honey Bees and Bee
Supplies FOR SALE

Bright Gallberry honey, a 60
lb. can, strained, $5.75; G pails, 5
lb, cap. Chunk, $3.55. Frt. paid in
Ga. Quality guar. Prompt: pole
ment. H. L. Hallman, Nahunta, P
O. Box 25.

Extra fine Tupelo honey, 10 1b.
pails, $1.50; 5. Ibs., 7ic. B. E,
Sheppard, Savannah, 1222 E.
Henry St.

10 Ib. pails Ext. Gallberry $1.00
ea. or by the case of 6 pails, $5.50.
Add shipping caress for all. Jim
Pye, Odum,

25 gums of Bees in old fash-



jioned square gums, $1.50 per gum}

W. J. Morgan, Stillmore

3 bbis. 50 gal. cap., 1939 Ext.
honey, 75 gal, Exe. for live stock,

farm tools, wagon seales- oe

E. Tucker, Sparta,



COTTON SEED for SALE|



Limited anlount of pure Cleve-
land big boil, jong staple cotton-
seed, $1.00 pu. Exc. for Black or
Blue Guinea pigs at 10c lb, gross
wi.; also pr. mules and 1 horse,
wt. "1000 Ibs. and up right age and
sound, $100.00 ea. A.
| Douglasville, Rt. 2.

150 bu. Stoneville E. cottonseed,
direct this yr. $1.10 bu.;

bu: All pure, will germinate, 98%
cent, and FOB. W. - Quinn,
Washington, Rt-3.

Pure Hi-Bred cottorseed, ist
yr. from Summerour, kept pure at
gin, 15/16 in. staple, very prolif-
ic. Write for prices. A. R. Reeves,
Dearing.

150 bu. pure Coker's 100 cotton
seed, privately ginned, sound,
clean, cheap. B. F. Fagan, Martin.

BUTTER FOR SALE



L



2 Ibs. fresh, firm butter weekly,
26c Ib. del. in Ga. M. Pettit, Pike.

Fresh. home-made butter in
pound prints, Lots of 4 lbs., post-
paid for $1.10, J. W. Lang, Ome-
Shoe

2.1bs. nice, fresh table butter 4 in
4% Yb. molds, shipped in 1 ship-
ment ea, week, 25c 1b prepaid,
second zone; 22c io. not prepaid.
Mrs. Ethel League, Waco, Rt. 2.

4 or. 5 lbs., nice Jersey butter,
30c Ib. Shipped subject to approv-
al each week in % lib. molds. Mrs.
A A. Montgomery, Bowdon, Rt.



SYRUP FOR SALE

100



gal. No. 1 sorghum syrup,

- $3.00 per crate of 6 No. 10 buckets;

Ribbon Cane syrup. $3.75 crate
| Of 6 No. 10 buckets. K. R. Smith,
Thompson, Rt. 2.

Guar. A-1 sugar cane syrup =
bbls. of 38 gal. ea., $16.00 bbi.;
cans, 1 gal. a., $2 95: 12: oe
% gal. ea., $3.15. All FOB. J. T.
Ponder, Whigham. ra

New crop pure pleat Cane
syrup, 12 No. 5 cans, $3.00; 6 No.
10 cans, $3.00, FOB. Malvin Col-
lins, Whigham.

J. O. P. syrup, bright, thick.
good: 2 bbis., 35 gal. ea.. and 2
bbis., 50 gal. ea., 35c gal. at my
place. Fred T. Palmer, oe

| boro. Rt. 2.

A-1 P. O. J. Cane syrup in new
Eat ecans,:for sale or exc. for
1 value. O. S. Duggan, Ches-
he Ga. Cane syrup in new 36
gal. cypress pbis., new crop, $12.50
bbl. 2 or more : bbis., $12.00 bbl. H.
R. Lipperer, Marlow.
10 Cypress bbis. P. O. J. Red
} Cane syrup, 35 gal. bbli., $15.00

bbl. FOB. Arthur A. Chason, Cai-|.
ro, Rt. 3. .



TOBACCO FOR SALE

Good flue cured; bright leaf to-
bacco, no trash. Pressed, aged
and meliow. 14 Ibs., $1.00 del.
Prompt shipment. Lonnie L.
Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Bright yellow, aged and mel-
low, pressed, chewing tobacco, 15
lbs., $1.00 Bienes Paul Lightsey,
Screven.



Good grade, whole yellow leaf,

flue cured chewing or smoking
tobacco, 15 bs. $1.00 del. Prompt
shipment. L. D. Lightsey, Scre-
ven,
Good, Long Red leaf, juicy and
sweet chewing tobacco, 13 lbs.
$1.00; good smoking, 13 Ibs., 5c.
Postpaid. Mrs. Lillie Lightsey,
Screven, Rt. 1.
Good, long red leaf chewing to-
bacco, 14 Ibs., $1.00; smcking, 14

Ibs., 75c. Postpaid. Leroy Light~

sey, Screven, Rt, 2. ;
Genuine Burley tobacco, natur-
al jeaf, Golden colored, cured in
natures way in Piedmont sec-
tion, 81bs., $1.00 parcel post paid.
J. C. Killebrew, Jackson, R. 2.

Good, bright yellow, aged and+-

meliow, whole leaf chewing to-
bacco, 15 lbs., $1.00; good smok-
ing, 16 Iibs., $1. 00. Prompt ship-
ment. W. D. Lightsey, Screven.

Good grade, whole yellow leaf,
1939 chewing tobacco, 15 ibs., $1,
del.; smoking, 16 ibs., $1. Prompt
shipment. Sat. guar. Fiue cured.
W. R. Lightsey, Screven.

No, 1 grade smoking and chew-
ing tobacco, good long yellow leaf
aged and mellow. AA quality.
Barn and flue cured, pressed to-
gether, 15 Ibs., $1.00 del. Satisfac-
tion or money back. Quick ship-
men. H. Lightsey, Screven.

Good No. 1. grade smoking and
chewing tobacco, AAA quality,
16 lbs.; $1.00 del. Guar. sat. or
| money pack. Fill orders by return
mail. Hiram Lightsey, Screven.

Good, whoie leaf 1939 crop, flue
cured tobacco, free from trash.
Chewing or smoking, 5 Ibs., 50c.;
12 Ybs., $1.00; 25 tbs., 81.90. All
del. Prompt shipment. W. G.



Murray, Odum, Rt. 2, Box i

D. Giles,

300 bu..
Stoneville, direct in 1938, at $1.00}

F RUITS FOR SALE

Nice dried: apples, 146 tb: :
rough peeled peaches, 15 1b.;
rough peaches, 14c lb: Add post-
age, Mrs. S. N. Camp, Eastan-
ollee,

1939 crop nice dried peaches,
15c lb,; strawberry plants, 80c C



25 pt Add postage. Mis. J. E.
Sorrells, Royston, Rt. 1. :
Nice, dried apples for 31] around
purposes. No worms, 5 lions 50c; 10
lbs. 90c; 15 lbs., $1, 35 postpaid.

ley 2

Nice, sundried apples, free from
worms and core, 10c Ik plus pos-
tage. Supply limited. Write first.
Mrs. W. ote 3 Clarksville;
Ria. :

Some nice, dried apples, 10 Ib.;
also few dried peaches, 1242c ib.
add postage if not in Zone 1. Mrs.
J. B. Fields, Dahloneza, Rt. 5.

Nice, sundried apples, free from
worms, 10c lb in 10 Ib. lots,
postpaid 3 in Ga. Miss N A. White,
Dahlonega. Rie Boe 37;
| Nice dried peaches, 1839 crop,
12%4c Ib. also nice country but-
ter, 4-6 Ibs. weekly, free of color-
ing, 25c Th. Effie CEUNE, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1. ~



Miscetla cout For Sale |.



| free from hulls or shelis, 25e pt.,
5 pis. $1;- horse radish 25c 1Ib.;
garlic 15 doz. or 20 ib.; calamus
15 doz. or 35c Ib. Mrs. Ww. A.
Johnson, Alto.
' Nice dried walnuts, 9C to 100
bu. del. Mrs. Ira Smith _Carte-
cay. i
4 to 6 bu. black walnut meats,
or exc. for honey or anything can
use; O. R. Lindsey, Sx ial Circle.
Biack walnut, this vyrs crop,
large size. hulled, clean, $1 bu,
Mrs. J. M. Marshali, Talbotton,
Rt. 1, Box 61.

Feathers, about 36 pounds for
sale. Write. Mrs. . P. Owen,
Barnesville, 428 Elm St.

Sage, well rooted, 15c bunch;
horse radish,. compnry, 15c
bunch, 2 bun. 25c add postage.
Celia: Lock, Ellijay, Re

Dried sage, 10 pt. del. Mrs. A.
B. Blalock, Alto, Rt. 2. :

Several hundred Ibs choice
dlack walnuts, also choice black
wainut trees for transplanting.
State age wanied. Mrs. J..R. You-
mans, Hoboken, Ga., Rt. 1, Box
18.

Black walnuts, hulled,
large, this years crop, $1 bu. Es-
ther Caldwell, Kensington, Rt. 2.

Sev. bushel yellow skin wal-
nuts, 40c bu. FOB. Mrs. John T.
Trotman, Lumpkin, Rr. 1-B.

1939 Black walnut meats, 40c
lb., 3 Ibs. $1; nice dried sweet and
sour apples, 12%e per ib. or 9
Ibs. for $1; white peas, white
blackeyed California, ac Ib. 11 Ibs.
50c FOB. Mrs. Willis Grindle
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Garlic bulbs, catnip, dbl. tan-
sy, 12 for 25c; wild cherry bark;
yellowroot, 25 per Ib.; Colts
Foot leaves, Queen of the Mea-
dow, 20c Ib. Grady Eaton, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 38. :

Sage, 1939 crop, shade dried,
50c yb. del no less than 1 lb. del.
Money order. Mrs. Will Hatta-
way, Warthen,

2 or 3 bu. black walnuts, not
hulled, 75 bu. fob. cash with or-
der. John L. Bennett, Screven,
Rt. 2, Box 31.

Hot pepper, dry, 25c gal.; horse
radish, 25c 1b.; horse radish

*| plants, 1 doz. 25c; -big garlic bulbs,

15c qt.; dbl. dahlia tubers, all

cols, 25c doz. add postage. Mrs. |:

I. A. Woodring, Alto, Rt. 1.

New biack walnuts, hulled,| 92
clean and dry, $1 bu., fob. Mrs.
T. A. Jones, Meigs.

a., 100 better grade, 6c ea. add
postage. Mrs. S. M. Gunter,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.



Miscellaneous Wanted



PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES:

Want prices. on Stewart pecan

prices on peach trees and grapes.
L. H. McKoon, Newnan, Rt. 3.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS:

Want some country cured
hams. Pay market price. Write
what you have. B. Lloyd Wood-
ali, Barnesville.

Want Martin gourds. State
size, price, if raised this season;
also have for sale few hi. select-
ed (my own). var. Watts AAA
Prolific corn, 75c peck, $2.50 bu.
plus transportation chgs. Cash.
Connie N. Watts, Baldwin. -

Want 42 ripe gourds, 7 in. in
cir. State price, etc. Miss Ruby
Baker, Atianta, 711 = Morning-
side Dr. N. BE, :

Want some gourds, any size and |

shape, Write amount and price. |



H. E. Milispaugh, Jonesboro. |

500, $3.50; bunch butter-beans, |

Sat. guar. Paul T. Pritenett, Con-

Nice fresh black walnui meats,

-nice

100 good white feed oe 5c

trees, 2% to 3 ft., by the 100, also



Manchester, Box oe

| Micslncous



CORN: ba Siete ens
Want 200 pu corn a ee
del. Atlanta. Give best pri

| P, Simpson, ee 1206

Mill Road,

an i
Want 2 bu. largest b

a os

| nuts. Quote price. W.

Atlanta, 30 Peachtree
(Buckhead).

HONEY BEES AND BE
SUPPLIES: :
Want a number ot *

bees. Will exc,
Broome, Armuchee, Rt.

COTTONSEED: :
Want get touch wich De

ing the Short Staple.

Rucker cotton seed.

Want. hear- from parti
ist yr. ped. Half and Ha.
tonseed. Quote best
particulars. Chas. L. Smi
gister. LSet





good cond., $25 00. if sata,
Also some Buff Cochin ant
and: 7-R.-.C; midgdet B
Jets. Mrs. W. 2 Kreer AU
Rt. 1. we

600 cap. Queen The! 5 00
used last season and re
good hatches, $20.00; als
wagon, good cond., w:
strong bed, $20.00 cash,
Herron, Martin, Rt. fess

2 coal brooder furnac
automatic damper control
tically new, for sale or
heifers. W. C. Murden. A on
Estates.

Oakes oil burning broode
chick cap. A-1 cond. ee 0.

10 eee: co inc. Big =r
good order, $4.00; also

kin ducks, 1 yr. old,
2 drakes, $1.25 ea. Mr:
Mullins, fo ee

1 time), self-regulating,
FOB here. Jas. B. Wood:

16,000 cap. Buckeye ine,
| cond. (hatched over 74 pe
-of all eggs oe one seas yn)

fo

240 egg tap, ker. by
Reliable Junior, used
results. Instruction b
or exc. for Ses or wv

heifers. F. C. Gunckel,
Rt. 4, Box 147,

Electric brooder for one 0.
for live stock or farm p
W. V. Adams, Baxley, Rt

Several oil burner inc.
brooders, excellent cond.
only part of 1 season. W te
description price, etc
Varn, Folkston, REDS

1,000 egg Mammoth Buc
inc., Oil burning with 110 V
fan, 6 section. Brower auton
elec. brooder, 5 Moes chic
ers and 1 Brower egg
Used 2 seasons with excel)
sults. Part or all at Lar oO
trade. Arthur L. Jones, Atla
15 Screven Ave., N, E.-

Hot water battery _bro

"600 egg cap. Queen ine.,
cond. Used last season with
results, $20.00 cash. J. C. Her
Martin, Rt. 1.

Bell City inc., 140 cap.

2 male pigs,
Maysville, Rt. 1.



Incubators, Brooders

Ete. Wantcd -



Want good used, s mall cap
burner Inc., in good cond.
exc. 13 mixed bantams, 6 hen:
pullets and 3 roosters in go
healthy cond, Make offer. Gi
ston Thornhill, Hochton.
Want all electric Inc., 600
cap. Give full particulars
price! have for sale, 1 Oa
Flame ker. brooder, 56 i
opy, 300 cap. Cost $11. 60
Hudson Silent Flame
cost $15.25; sell for $
$7.50 ea. respectively. :
Bankston, MeDonough. P. O. B
5. :
Want brooder, 200- 560 cap.
good cond., and at reason
price. James A. Pope, Glenw
Want an electric brooder
up cap. Write. oy Strip

-



M

HOGS FOR SALE





TOES FOR SALE

bu. eating sweet potatoes to
ers, loose or sacked. A. C.
Bronwoo-.

ruck load of pumpkins at my
, for sale. Elford Lee Frank-



3GGS FOR SALE



je A Barred Rock hatching

per 15, $4.00 del.; also}

T. strawberry wants, $1.00
| Can furnisa most any
Mrs. M. B. Screggs, Alto.



3H & CURED MEAT
FOR SALE

\oice Hickory smoked, well
d Brooks County hem, 7 to
s, (very delicious fiavor). for
ite for prices. stating size
ced. Wiluam Walker. Quit-
P. O. Box 432.
e cured. well sinoked hams,
20 Ibs., 25e Ib. Money back
leased. VW. W. Williams,







ax. . I. C. pigs, T females,
les, $10.00 ea. at lot. From
nest of brood stecks. Em-
Sasser, Macon, 802 Amer.

ss (8 wks. old Oct. 24th)
and Hampshire eressed, fat
ne. See at farm on Martin-
Rd. Mrs. H. D. Hamrick.
poh oO. ;
od brood sows, O. I. C.
with Short Nose Berk-
9 pigs, first litter at 12
yd; big bone 3. P_C. sow,
d 350 lbs., 3 rd litter, 13
ell or trade for milch cow
ss than 4 gal. Give or take
ence. Walter Jotinson, At-
Rt. 5, Bolton Rd.
Black Essex feeder shoats,
1 50 Ibs., $3.50 ea. FOB; al-
2ck Essex thin-hair young
ut 4 mos, old, $6.50 ea.
rm or FOB. All dbl. treated,
serum. I. H. Anderson, Alma,

C, pigs, male and female.
old, raised sanitary basis,
rize winning stuck, reg.
name, $10.00 ea. Clinton
, Dublin, Rt. 1, Box 111.

_S. P. C. 4 mos. old gilts,
1.3; also 3 S. P. C. pigs,
sub to reg., $7.50 &a. Bur-
ohnson, Sparta, Rt. 1, Box

-C. of World Champion
g on both sides, $10.00 ea.,
-12 wks. old, reg. buyers
and dbl. treated. Bred gilt
mable. L. J. Washington,
on. = :
B. S. P. C. hogs, will reg.
name as follows: 2-6 mos.
s, about 100 Ibs., $15.00 ea.;
e and 2 sow pigs, farrowed
20th, $8.00 ea. Cecil F. Ja-
eross, Rt. 1.
ed Guineas, big bone
pigs, gilts, sows anc boars.
breeding. Stay fat and
reat. Low ecrices. C. F..
ord, Whitehall.
Jigs, 8 and 10 wks. old, from
red O. I. C. boar and big
Guinea sows, $5.06 ea. at
mi, Austell. J. W- Rich--
ithia Springs, Rt. 1.
young gilts and buars, reg.
% gs,
M. Demere, Sava::nah, c-o

ebred 5. P: C., 3 boars, 1
mos. old, $9.00; 2 a 3 mos.
$750 ea.; 3 mos. old gilt.
= approx. 50-56 black and
treated and reg. buyers
Billie Cawthorn, Jackson,

ars and 1 gilt tor sale. See
e. Cecil Jeter, Sylvester..
C. feeder shoais, 50-90 lbs.

and 4 mos. old, healtny, weill|

for. Sell cheap or exc. for
S; extra good farm mule,
1100 ibs., 8-9 yrs.- old,
2 R. Morris, Newnan,

mpshire pigs, bred gilts, ser-
boars. Outstanding blood
Theo Stivers, Rome, .Box

red black P. C gilts, wt.

Ss, Ped. papers furnished.
Hendley, Garfieid, Rt. 2.
eg. Durocs, all ages, best of
ding. Write for prices. Au-
tallings, Carrollton, c-o Or-
fill Farm.

and hogs, from $2.00 to
. FOB farm. C. J. Dan-

ine big bone Black Guinea
$3.00 ea., 6 wks. cid Nov.
- Madden, Locust Grove.

ed Black P. C. boars,
-mos. old, ready for ser-
50 lb wt., reg. buyers

rom ch

|} Duffey,

ready to ween, $10.00).



Reg. Duroc-Jersey vigs, 2 sows,
3 male pigs, 12 wks. old, $10.00
ea, crated. FOB. Lamar Minchew.
Waycross, Rt. 1. :

S. P. C. bred sows, bred gilts,
service boars and pigs most of
which direct from Wilt Farms

1 and some of best in Ga.). Sell or

exc. for heifers Disposing of our
herd, F. R. Kennedy, Stone Mtn.,
Rt. 2.

1 large type Black Guinea 19
mos. old sow. grand breeder. wt-
about 340-350 lbs., $45.00 or exc.
for cow or heifer soon to freshen.
Pigs, $10.00 ea. FOB. Rufus R.
Carrollton, Mt. Oak
Farm. : :

2 yr old Black P. G. boar, wt.
700 lbs. or more. Good breeding
boar. D. T. Lee, Montezuma, The
Guerry Farm.

3 sows with 20 pigs, second lit-
ter. Sows wt. about 180 Ibs. ea.
Big Bone Guinea and S. P. C. 2
blue and 1 spot pig, & wks. old.
$2.50 ea., for pigs, or $75.00 for lot
W. P. Couch, Luthersviile.

Berkshire pigs, male or female.
well bred and dependable line.
also service boars. . J. Hard-
man, Commerce.

75 purebred Hampshivze pigs, 8-
12 wks. old, $7.50 ea. Res. buyers
name, J, P. Nicholson, County
Agt. Ringgold.

Large, purebred B F C sow,
ready to breed, reaSonatle or exc.
for 75 Ib to 125 lb. skoats. J. H.
Womack, Greensboro.

Dark cherry red, Duroc boar,
95c Ib. 44% mo. old, blocky type,
$15.00; reg, Duroc gilt, 60 lbs.,
$10.00. Both reg. in buyers name..
FOB. James L. Brown. Helena.

5 males, 2 female little bone
guinea 8 wks. old pigs, stay-fat
kind, $8.00 ea. $15.00 pr., also 1
male shoat, $10.00; zilt, $15.00.
Money orders only. Jj C. Har-
groves, Marlow, Rt. 1...

Reg. Durocs, Southeast Ga,s
outstanding herd: bred gilts,
boars and pigs. Blood lines from
Grand Champion Ten _ Litter
Show. Savannah-for 3 yrs. A. A.
Buie, Whie Oak. Z

; I. C. pigs and shoats- for
sale at my barn. Mrs. W. A. Mar-
tin, Gainesville, Rt. 4, Box 81.

Sev. reg. S. P. C. boars and
gilts, wt. 100 lbs. or more, $15.00
ea., sev. wt. 50 Ibs. or more, $11
ea All life treated. C. R. Nash,
Chauncey, Rt. 2.

Pigs from Worlds Champion
bloodlines: S, P. C., $10.00 ea., 6
for $50.00; Some reg. Hampshires
ready for del. immediately after
first of yr. William P. Simmons,
Macon, c-o Southern Crate &
Veneer Co.

Fine S. P. C. shoats and large
rood sow for sale or exc. for
good fresh milch cow. A, P
Brown, Ben Hitl.

Some purebred O. I. C. pigs,
farrowed Sept. 25th, boars. $5.00;

gits, $7.50 ea. Francis Stewart,| J

Marietta, Rt. 1, ee

S. P. C. reg. breeding stock for
sale. Anxious to show you my.
sows and herd boars. W. R. Rat-
ley, Bainbridge. :

P, C. and Duroc pigs, .10 wks.
old, 3 sows and 4 barrows, $5.00
and $7.50 ea. Consider trading
for heifers, milk or beef type.
Wyman Walker, Forsyth, P. O.
Box 43.

Fine corn-fed hog, about 300
Ibs. $20.00 at my place, 1% mi.
Buena Vista. T. J. Steed Buena
Vista.

Reg. O. I. C. bred sows. $35.00
ea.; 5 mos. old boars and gilts,
$15.00 ea. FOB, See or write. Rog.
er Meeks, Carroliton, Hox 93.

Reg. S.P.C. pigs with papers as
follows: Male and gilt, about 75
Ib., 16 wks. old, $15.00 a.; 50 Ib.
gilt, $10.00; 2 gilts and 2 maies,
10 wks. old, $10.00 ea. Wt. around
60 lbs., ea. Fine stock, dbl. treat-

| ed. Mrs. T. H. Edwards, Pem--

broke, , e

Reg. Duroc <. boar, 2 yrs. old,
around .350 Ibs. Sure bieccer, out-
standing blood. Sell keep from
inbreeding. G. W. Doolittle, San-
dersville.

Purebred P. C. pigs, extra fan-
ey stock, finest breeding, males
and females. Quality at lowest
prices. G. B. Lunsford, Whitehall.

4 purebred Duroc Jersey 6 mos.
old males, $12.50 ea. Ready for
service within a monta. B. H,
Thomas, Blakely, Rt. 4

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Morgan stallion for service. at
my place. N. W. Upson County.





sens Salter, Thomaston, Rt.|

Bay horse mule, wt. about 1000
Ibs. 10 yrs. old, also few farming
tools and new 1 horse wagon, for
rae P. B. Stephens, Austell, Rt.

Young brood mare, 6 yrs. old,

{in good cond., works, anywhere,
F.| for sale. Mrs. B

_ RED.



D. Moore, Max- | D

>

ARKET

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

A good plug mule, gucd worker
every way, good eyes, wi. about
1100 lbs., when fat, $30.00; also 4
Plymouth Rock hens and big
rooster, $5.00. Located 1 mi. off
Roosevelt Highway on Washing-
ton Rd. Monroe Adams. College
Park, Rt. 2, Box 288.

Pair of good farm mules for
sale cheap. also gas. eng. Mrs. J.
= Hawkins Rutledge, P. O. Box

2.

Some good, young mules, good
workers, priced right. at my farm.
Geo. McPherson, Moultrie, Rt. 2.

2 brood mares, reg in Tennes-
see Walking Horse Breeders
Assn. of America. Both safe en-
foal by famous stallion Merry
King. Also reg. young stock, for
sale. Dermot Shemwell, Albany

Heavy wt. mare plug mule.
good qualities, good eyes, willing
Cheap or exc. for sound grain
hogs or good chickens. Over-
stocked, T .M. Denman. Rydal
Rie:

Mare mule for sale or exc. for
brood -mare. R. P. Rowe, More-
land, Rbk :

1 pair Buckskin mares, 3 yrs.
old, wt. 2200 lbs. 1 pair black
mares, 3 yrs. old, wt. 200C Ibs., 1
gray mare, 9 yrs. old, wt. 1100 Ibs.
All guar. gentle and to work
right, single or double; also want
10 tons velvet beans in pod and
500 bu. ear corn for cash. J. C.
Cutter, DeSota.

Good black Kentucky _ jack.
good size, shape and good per-
former, also high grade Perche-
ron stallion, 4 yr. old, for sale.
R, L. Gore, Smarrs.

1 mare, work anywhere, $75.00
or exc. for beef type cows or
hogs. T. G. Light, Rebecca, Rt. 1
Box 86.

1 pr. horse mule colts, 7 mos.
old, wt. 500 lbs., 16 and 16%
hands high, for sale. Loy O.
Thurmond, Cleveland, Rt. 3, Box
50. :

Black horse mule, wit. about
1100 Ibs., $60.00. Cletus Creel, Riv-
erdale.

Good plug mule for sale or exc.
for a good milch cow now milk-
ing, or for a 1 horse wagon in
first class shape. W. E. Swain,
Stiimore, Rt. 2. _



1 Jarge brood mare with 16 mos.
old mare colt, for sale, See at my
barn. S. N. Harris, Junction City, |*

Rt. 1; Box 9.

Black mare mule, 12 or 15 yrs.
old, wt. 1000 Ibs., gentle, work
anywhere, no plug, $50.00 at my

-barn. T. A. Crowder, Williamson.

At Stud, reg. thoroughbred
stallion Wonderland Peavine,
sired by Jean Val Jean's

| Choice, and out of Jessamine

Chieftian, Special fee. Book
mares now. For details see: Clyde
OKelley, Gainesville, phcne 1104

Pair young mules, 2 horse wa-
gon (nearly new) 2 milkers, 2
heifers (1 freshen in April) 5
head hogs, corn and fodder, for
sale. Come see. A. E. Pate, Grant-
ville, Rt, 1, Box 226.

9 yr. old mules, wt. 11C0 Ibs., in
good work order, $100.00 cash.
Max Adams, Riverdale. :

1100 Ib. grey mare, some age
but sound and unblemished. gen-
tle, work anywhere, $50.00 or
trade for fresh cow or yearlings.
J. L. Teague, Alto. :

2 mules, 8 yrs. old, $350.00; al-
so cotton planter, corn planter,
distributor, plows, cheap. Mrs. J.
C. Bazemore, Greenville, Rt. 2.

Pr, mules 1 sorrel horse mule, 1
bay mare mule, wt. 800 lbs. ea.
age 6 yrs. ea. sound and ready
to work, Bargain for cash. M. O.
Kesler, Eastanollee.

Real good old mule for sale
cheap or trade for cow, hogs, heif-
ers, or anything can use. Mrs. J.
alee ane Stone Mtn., Rt. 1, Box

OP eee

2 good mules, wt. about 1100
and 800 Ibs. respectively, for sale.
Apply: Mrs. J, A. Cockman, Al-
ma. :

_1 mare mule. wt. 900 Ibs. (dont
know age), plenty life, works to
anything, $50.00 cash or trade
for cows or hogs; 11 stands bees,
some in pat. hives and few in
stands and 2 extra brood boxes
and supers, all for $15.00 or trade
cows or hogs. Mrs. Lucindie Ab-
bott, Alma, Rt. 4,

CATTLE FOR SALE

Milch cow, Jersey and Guernsey
cross, 2nd calf about Dec, 10th,
2% gal. $55.00; 1 milch cow, sec-
ond calf in early spring( 2 gal.
day with first calf, $38.00. Priced
my barn. Mrs. Julia Randall,
Metter.

2 yr. old reg. Jersey ull,
Brampton Standard and Volun-
teer Observer blood lines; 1 reg.
Red Duroc sow and 6 pigs, World
champion blood lines, cheap.. W.
Copeland, Manchester, -0
a Cola, Plant ee





BULLETIN

| blood,

CATTLE FOR SALE

Reg. Guernsey bull calf. 4 mos.
old, finest breeding, $25.00 with
ped., or $30.00 registered. W. A.
Taliaferro, Blue Ridge

Reg. White Face Hereford bull
(with horns) about 2 yrs. old
about 1000 ibs. wt. (sire wts. 2400
lbs.. stocky, built up for best
beef type; all good marks, $200.
B. R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch,
Rts:

3 yokes of good work oxen, for
sale. J. H. McVeigh, Waynesville.

Small herd of dairy cows.
calves and yearlings, with com-
plete set of dairy supplies. Ex-
cellent cows. Milton Bryant.
Blakely.

Nice Jersey heifer, 6 wks. old.
etn. to reg. for sale or exc. for
W. L. pullets. B. J. Dewberry
Tallapoosa, Rt. 1. : i

2 Guernsey calves, males full
blooded, 1-8 mos, old. $25 00; oth-
er, 4 mos. old, $15.00. W. H. Col-
lins, Collins, Ga. -

7 good bulls from 3 to 20 mos.
old, of the milking Srort Horn
breed. Reasonable prices. Also
some good pigs, cross O. I. C. and
S. P. GC. $5.00 a. A. L. Hendrix,
Baxter.

Fine Jersey male, 300-1000 lb.
wt. 2 yrs. old, $50.00 at my barn
Extra for Reg. fee. Write. Mrs.
Cc. B. Richards, Buchanan,

3 reg. Jersey bulls; No 393328,
18 mos. old, Own Fern Golden In-
terest; No. 403670 1 yr. old Ra-
leigh Dream Sir; No. 403671, Ox-
ford Raleigh Coronation, 8 mos.
old. Cash or exc. for cows, heifers
or hogs. W. C, Smith, Riverdale,
or East Point. Ca 3728.

6 purebred Hereford cows and
calves, also 6 young mules, for
Sale, R. E. Lynch, Machen, RFD.

2 reg. Aberdeen Angus bulls,
about 9 mos. old, wt- 500-600 Ibs.
ea., thrifty, $125.00 ea. John Wal-
lis, Rock Springs.

2 Jersey heifers, brec, both
from cows giving 5 gal. milk, $30.
ea., or both for $55.00, FOB. Leon
Wallace, Atlanta, 177 Gibson St.
Sho

2 fine Jersey bulls, twins, full
ready for service, also
their mother; fine mule, just in
her prime, work anywhere. Come
see or write for prices. J. A.
Thompson, Rockmart.

1 black work Ox, works single
or dbl. wt. 1000 tbs., $75.00 at my
barn. Marvin M. Bussey, Butler,

Rt. 1.

Fine Jersey bull calf, 7 mos. old,
wt. 350-400 Ibs., dark red with
plack back. Soon be ready for
service, $25.00. Come see. Mrs.
W. E, Mills, Garfield, Rt. 1.

2 reg. Guernsey bulls, grand-
sons of Langwater Southerner,
No. 211732..1 mo. old, reg. buyers
name, $25.00 ea. Mrs. T. R. Dug-
gan, Warthen.

* I nice milch cows for sale. Mrs.
J. J. Adams, Atlanta, (Almond
Park) Rt. 7, Box 79.

7 young. full blooded Black An-
gus bulls for sale. Robert S. An-
derson, Hawkinsville.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

At Stud, Sir Roderick, the
most outstanding Toggenburg
buck in the South, reg. and pedi-
greed, from 15% lb. milk stock.
Naturally hornless, matured and
guaranteed fertile. Service Fee,
$5.00. John Hynds, Atlanta, 93
Warren St., N. E., De 5140.

At Stud, Shorthaired. purebred
Toggenburg buck, T-1473. Will
send copy of pedigree on request.
Service Fee, $5.00. Mrs. O. High-
land, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

At Stud, large, natural butt-
headed Toggenburg buck. Vigor-
ous, fertile and blooded milk
stock. Does boarded reasonably.
Service Fee, $2.00. Mrs. McElroy,
eae 205 Norwood Ave. De

10. 3

Thoroughbred Toggenburg doe,
7 mos. old, ready to be bred. Sell
at reasonable price; also some
prize winning Donaldson Red
roosters, $2.00 ea. Dan Lamie, At-
lanta, 92 Warren St., N. E.

An 8 mos. old thoroughbred







home. Mrs. J. W. Easiey Hape-
ville, Ca 2598. :

_ Reg. Saanan buck, ped. shows
20 lbs. 11 oz. milk per day, Fee,
$3.00; 4 young does, all bred to
above buck, and from 3% to 4
qt. dams; a 50-50 Saanan-Tog-
genburg, heavy milker and bred.
2 splendid young Saanan buck,
one with papers. Write. Edwin
Simpson, Atlanta, 695 Paynes
Ave. N, W.. vie

gentle, $5.00, James J. Cooper,
Tiger.

Very fine, naturally butt-head-
ed, vigorous and prolific Toggen-
burg-Nubian cross buck, $20.00 at
my barn, or $2.00 extra crate and
ship FOB. (Sell to prevent in-
breeding.) Fees, $2.00.. Nannies
boarded 10 day. J. R. Smith,



, Manassas.

Toggenburg buck for sale at my|

A female goat, 1 yr. old, very|



Wednesday, November 15, 1939,

RABBITS and CAVIES |
FOR SALE



Fine lot of guinea pigs (cavies)
male and female, cheap. Write
for prices; also some nice rab-
bits, both sex. J. L. Eubanks, Aue
eusta, 301 Crawford Ave. 2
.13 reg. Guinea pigs (cavies)
$6.00 for lot. Ernest Wortham,
Hapeville, 330912 Lang Ave,

1 large purebred N. Z. Red doe
and 6 young (4 wks. old) $3.00
for lot, $2.00 for doe; 2 about
half grown, buck, 50c; doe, T5c.
C. H. Overby, Columbus, Rt. 1,
Centian Boulevard,

Cavies;.6 boars, 2 sows, $3.50
for lot or swap for corn and peas.
JD. Casey, Griffin, Rt Di 22s
_ Well grown, young N. Z. White
rabbits all healthy, in good cond.
Bucks and does, $1.00 ea. Amilee
Long, Bremen. |

3 Chinchilla rabbits, doe and 2
bucks. James Harris, East Point,
211 Hendrix Ave. :

3 fully matured N. Z white,
Show and Stud bucks. Reg. bucks
a 10 lb. one, $7.00; 10% Ib. $10.00; .
11 Ib. $15.00: Junior 7 Ib., $4.00;
baby does, $2.00; Junior does,
$3.00 and $4.00; 6-8 mos. does,
$6.00 to $10.00. Wylie A. Pope,
Atlanta, 1180 No. Highland Ave.,
N. E. ; ;

25 N. Z. White bucks, 6 mo.-2
yrs. old, $1.00 and $3.90 ea. Trade |
for does or anything need. Julia
Varnedore, Decatur, Rt. 1. ;

5 boars, 20 sows, 10 young guis
nea pigs (cavies) dark red and

extra large, heaithy, $14 C0 for lot;

young pigs are 4 wks. to 3 mos.
old. W. A. Pope, Atlanta, 1180 No.
Highland Ave., N..E. Va 1283.

LIVESTOCK WANTED

Want fresh in young Jersey,
not under 3 gal.
$40.00. Swap purebred Barred
Rock chickens; have 12 hens,





laying and 1 rooster, $1.00 ea; 30 :

or 40 young pullets, 50c a Write
Have to del. cow. Mrs. EB. C. Nee
Smith, Macon, 38 Melrose St.,
Belvue.

Want 4 or 5 reg. Guernsey
heifer calves at any sge. Write.
F. H, Bunn, Midville.

Want 15 or 25 calves from week
to 3-4 weeks old, that would
make good beef cattle, males pre-
ferred. State what you have and
best price. Mrs. Belle Joiner, Sop=
erton, Rt. 2.

Want trio good Hereford calves,
2 to 6 mos. old, of gvod stock
(but not necessarily registered).
at a reasonable price T. T. G.
Linkous, Flovilla. ie

Want 10 to 15 heifers, 3 to 12
mos. old, fairly good stock, at
reasonable cash price. A. C.
Nelms, Deweyrose.

HOGS WANTED: me
Trade a few farm tools for a male
(or barrow) hog or for chickens,
Write. Sending statnped, ad-
dressed envelope. W. D. String=
fellow, Midland, Rt. 1.
Want pigs or shoats, purebred

but not reg. S. P..C. or Duroc

Jersey. Exc. shrubbery of most
any kind and other vatue Write.
Mrs. Nal Nickelson, Statham.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED :
-Want good mule, cheap, say
$15.00 to $30.00, or $4000; pay |
$10.00 down and bal. next Fall,
Mrs. Mae Knight, Dacvia, Rt. 1.
Want buy 10 mare mule colts,
8 to 12 mos. old, witnin 50 miles
Atianta. Write. S. D. Truitt, At
lanta, 901 Court House. eS
SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED:
Want sev. reg. doe kids, weaned _
or old enough to wean, to raise
on shares. Ref. furnished. J. I |
Tucker, Hapeville, 3284 Stewart
Ave, : Le
Want 1 purebred Toggenburg
buck kid; and have for sale, 3
purebred, reg. Toggensourg does.
J. J. Johnston, Waynesboro.
Want a 3 or 4 mos. old buck
from good milk stock, prefer
Saanan. Quote lowest price. R. ,
Thompson, Marshalville. :

POULTRY FOR SALE

ANCONAS: pace eae
Nice thoroughbred Sheppard
str. Ancona roosters, 8 mos. old,
$1.00 ea. not postpaid. Mrs. R. W.
Densmore, Jasper, Rt. 2.
ANDALUSIONS:
_ Few nice young Blue Andalus-
ion roosters, AAA grade, $1.50 ea.
Mrs. W. L. Treadaway, Adairse
ville, Rt.
BANTAMS AND BRAHMAS:
Small midget type Ga. bane
ge $1.00 pr. R. L. Carter, Dex-
i $





Modern game bantams: B. B.
Reds, Silver Duck Wings, Golden
Sebright; hand raised Bob White
quail; also, White Kine pigeo
mated and seamless bended; fe
pr. White Crested Arnaus, the
new squab pigeon. M. Ly aul,
133 Bull St., Savannah,



and not over

- . Berry St., now laying,



| Wednesday, Nevcnie 15, 1939,

POULTRY FOR SALE

POULTRY FOR SALE

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POULTRY FOR SALE | POULTRY FOR SALE



BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS:

Few choice Parks cockerels,
$1.50 fob. Lilian Grubb, Demorest.
poate 7:

One cock, 2 White Rock hens,
Thompson str., hatched Mar. 3ist
1 eock, 2 B. R. hens, Apr. 28th
hatch; also, hatching eggs in
season. W. C. Rozar, Jr., Box 88,
_ Eastman.

25 B. R. pullets, Booths prize
winning AAA quality, 4 mos. old,
wormed, $1.00 ea. at my home or
fob. Mrs. Azalee Wilson, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

18 White Rock hens, now lay-
ing. and 1 rooster, 86c ea. Mrs, S.
H. Woodall, Calhoun Rt 2.

20 B. R. hens and 6 roosters,
Feb. hatch, hens laying; 40 Red
_ hens, laying, and 6 reesters, Feb.
hatch. $1.25 ea. at yard. No
checks.
ae :
15 AAA W. R. cocks. Feb.
hatch, raised on mash, milk and
eracked grain, $1.75 ea. fob
2 Farm. Mrs., W. RR. Boyd, Rt. 1
Leesburg.

Six 1939 Mar. and Apr. hatch,
purebred B. R. roosters, $1.00 ea.
fob.; one 1938 Mar. hatch roos-
ter, $1.00 ea.; 75c on yard; 20

hens, $1.00 fob.; 75c on vard. Mrs.

H. V. Bivins, Hiram, Rt 2.

50 one yr. old B. R and R.
Reds. Feb. hatch, 75c ea.; 35 one
yr. old White, Buff anc Brown
Leghorns, 65 ea. Mrs. Julia Ran-
dall, Metter.

6 purebred B. R. Coskerels, Feb.
hatch, $2.50 ea.; $1250 lot. M.
Phillips. Box 48, Chickamauga.

White Rock pullets, Feb. hatch,
$1.50 ea.,

fob. Mrs. H. W. Halil, Empire.

Thompsons purebrei Imperial
Ringlet, Exhibition and bred to
Jay strain B. R. cockereis. 9 mos.
old, $2.00 ea.; 7 mos. old, $1.50 ea.
Write for quantity rrices. Statis.
guar. Jno. A. Wilson, Martin.

Nice White Rock nens. $1.00
ea.; 25 in lot, $24.50; cheaper in
- larger lots; also high srade White
Wyandotte hens, $1.90 ea. Mrs.
Earl Marlow, Carrolito., Rt. ee

Pure White Rock cockerels.
Fishel str., $1.00 ea. Crated and

_ fob. Mrs. Z. L. Seott, Concord.

Purebred Partridg2 Rock pul-
Jets, cocks. and cockerels; 8 hens
Or pullets with cock or cockerel,
$12.00: hatching eggs, $1.50 per
_15. Mrs. Jesse Mixon. Rt. 1, Box
119, Ocilla.

CORNISH:

' Purebred Dark Cornisn cocker-
els, $1:50 ea.; 10 Cornish hens and
unrelated roosters, $11.00. No
checks. Florence Horee.
town. |
Purebred Dark Cornish cocker-
els, Mar. and Apr. hatch, $2.00
- ea.; $3.00 pr. M. O. only. Mrs. Otis
: Howell. Pineview.

Purebred Dark Cormsh, Mar.
cockerels, $1.50 ea. Cash with or-
der. You Pay shipping charges.
Loyd Randall, Lavonia Rt. 1.

1939 early spr. hatched pure-

- pred Dark Cornish roasters, $1.00

ea. Mrs. C. A. Patterson. Ty Ty,
batt. 1.

Special price on Da:k Cornish.
Buff Cochins, B. B. Ked game
and Red Pyle, bred from show
winners. W. K. Herndon. 1109 Ad-
rian St., Augusta.

5 Cornish cockerels, Apr. hatch
raised on 4 H Club Project, $1.00
ea. fob. Gwendolyn Land, Ro-

chelie, Rt. 1.

2 nice Cornish cockerels, Feb.
hatch, $1.50 ea-; 3 Apr. hatch
Cornish cockerels, $1006 ea. Mrs.
J. W. Altman, Alma.

Pure Dark Cornish nens, 1 and
2 yr. old. $1.00 ea.: covKerels. $1.00
and $1.50 ea. Will not ship less
than two. Also large rea Valen-
cia peanuts, hand _ pickeds.
washed free from pops, 10 lb. del.
Exchange for dried appies. H. W.
Thurmond, Greensooro. Rt. 1.
Box 131.

-2 Dark Cornish roosters, Apr
hatch. $1.25 ea.; 2 for $2.00; also
good kind Eng. pea seca, mixed,
10c cupful. Mrs. Alfred Biggs,
Rochelle, Rt. 1.

2 large type Dark C: nish, Mar.
thatch, roosters. $2.00 ea.; 2 Apr.
hatch, $1.50 ea.; 3 ens and 3
pullets, soon laying, $1.&C ea. C.
. Sikes, Sylvester.

Dark Cornish, Mar hatch,
cockerel, $1.50__ pullets $1.00 ea.;
Bulldog type Cornish cockerel, 2
pullets, Mar. hatch, 3.50 trio;
purebred Red Speckled Sussex, 1
pr Mar. hatch. blocky type. $1.00;
1 Golden Buff Minorca cock, 2

yrs. old, $1.50 fob. James Beverly.
Hartsfield.

2 purebred Cornish roosters,

<

one 12 mos. oid, one 18 mos, old.}

$1.00 ea. Mrs. Ernest Ciifion, Rt.

3, Box 57, Millen.

20 purebred Dark Cornish, Apr.
thatch, pullets and 8 cockerels for
sale. Lot of 10 pullets and 1 cock-
erel, $10.00 or $1.00 ea. Mrs. Jno.
FP. Champion, Chipley.

D. E. Webb, Douglas, Rt.| 2

Grove-

GAMES:
Arkansas Traveler cocks and
hens for sale; also have game

yards for use. A. A. Prince River-
dale,

Smiders pure Bacon Warhorse
pit games: stags, hens, $1.50 ea.;
pullets, $1.25; Grist Grady hens,
$1.50; pullets, $1.00; Ginr Grady
Hens, $1.50; stags, pullets, $1.50
ea. T. M. Weaver, Canon. Rt. 2.

Brown Red game roosters, 18
mos. old, $3.50 ea.; young Round-
head stag, $1.50. B. B Holland,
Rt. 2, Dalton.

23 May hatch Sanders Tossed

$1.50; 2 Gordon stags, 1 lb. 90c;
pullets, 75 ea. You pay mailing
charges. Mrs. N. R. Serodino

Commerce, Rt. 4.
2 Ginn Gray stags, 1%, Ibs.,
trios Cuban Warhoise crossed.
I lb. $2.35 both. Albert Tatum, Rt-
2. LaGrange. \

Traveler games, 5 ore yr. old
hens; 1 young cockere, $7.50 fob.
A. J. Grogan, Newna.i, Rt3.

Sid, Gray. -Blue, Roundhead
and Ace cocks, $.00 c $10.00 ea.;
hens, $1.00 to $3.00: pullets, $1.50;
Stags, $2.00 to $5.00; trios, 2 yrs.
old, $15.00; battered cocks. $3.00.
Guar. Dewey Gilreath, LaFay-
ette, Rt. 5.

15 Pure Parmenter Red cocker.
els, May hatch for sale or ex-
change for pure Parmenter Red
pullets, W. H. Tiller, Koyston.

Beautiful pure zame pullets. |
hens, cocks and stags for sale.

game. Mary Dunlap, Chauncey.

2 Parmenter Red rossters, state
blood tested, $2.50 ea.; purebred
Parmenter Red'eggs, state tested,
$1.00 per 15 fob Mrs. J. A. Dorsey
Pitts.

GIANTS:

1 pure White Jersey ziant rooster
Mar. hatch, $1.25 dsl. Postpaid.
B. T. Adams, Elberton. Rt, 3.
LAMONAS:

AAA grade Lamonas. The new
dual purpose white breed devei-
-oped under the direction of U.S.
Dept. of Agri. and admitted to
Standard of Perfection in 1933
Same wt. as R. I. Reds. Only
large breed laying white eggs.
Anne L. Morgan, Rt. 2 Decatur.
De 6234.

LEGHORNS: .

~ Apr. hatch W. L. punets, now
laying, $1.00 ea. Mrs. J. G. Ginn.
Washington, Rt. 4.

Booths AAA S. C. W. L. 1938
hatch hens, $1.00; cocks, $1.50 ea.;
16 hens, 1 cock, $15.00 fob..H. M.
Chandler, Tifton, Rt. 4, Hox 1. _

35 young W. L. hens, 5 young
Silver Lace Wyandoi:es for sale.
T. L. Harris, Cedartown, Rt 3.

222 Large English W lL. pullets.
Apr. 1939 hatch, $1.25 ea. Now
laying over 50 pct. Mrs. Minnie
Mallory, Madison.

40 W. L. pullets, Apr. hatch,
ready to lay, 80c ea.; alsc W. L.
cockerels with pullets, seme price.
Mrs. J. W. McGowan, Graymont.

12 S. C. W. L. crossed with
White Rock pullets. almost ready
to lay, 60c ea. fob. Mrs. H. J. Mc-
Cravey, Jr., Pavo.

100 Eng. star., Mar. hatch, W.

L. pullets, now laying; 100 two
yr. old hens, Eng. str., now lay-
ing; $1.00 ea. C. W. Giddens
Eastman, Rt. 6, Box 6.

Four 1939 hatch purebred

White English W. L. cockerels,
no gulls; one 1939 hatch N. H.
cockerel. $1.00 ea. Excjange for 5
W. L. purebred pullets, ready to
lay. Mrs. Emma Ballenger, Tem-
ple, Rt. 2.

B. L.-B. R. hybrid pullets, 6%
mos .old, beginning wo lay, look
like Rocks, lay like Lighorns, $1
ea. exp. paid in Ga. Mrs. J. B.
Collier, Rt. 1, Cochran.

100 W. L. pullets, 3 mos, old,
50c ea. Mrs. C. W. Jacchs, Way-
cross, Rt. 1.

10 hybrid cockere!s; Leghorn-
minorca, blood testec R. O. P..
from 250 egg stock, $1.00 ea. fob.
Mrs. T. A. Futch, Rochelle, Rt. 2

2 W. L. cockerels, Apr. hatch,
$1.00 ea. Edith Morgan, Putney.

25 young W. L. hens $21.00 lot.
J. F. Davis, College Park, Rt. 1,
On Rooseveit Highway.

100 W. L. hens, May 1938
hatch, vaccinated and wormed,
finished molting, $1.09 ea. at my
yd., 11 mi. south of Carrollton.
Mrs. W. M. Chambers Carrollton,
Rie:

10 W. L. hens and puilets, $7.59
lot; 13 White King tiseons, $4.00
or exchange for pure sir. bantam
hens; 18 Blue pigeons, $2.00 lot or
exchange for corn; also jonqui!
bulbs, 30c C; white na cissi bulbs.
50c C. Mrs. E. V. Prather, Li-
thonia, Rt. 3. ;

10 nice Young B. &. iens and 1
rooster, most of hens laying, $1
a.; $10.25 lot. H. A. Wi!son, Mar-
ton, Rt. 2.

B. L. cockerels, Apr. and May
hatch, $1.25 ea.; 8 for $$.00; also
Wihhite Haif Runner bean seca,
big and little kind, 25c cupful.







Postpaid. Mrs. George Poole, Jas-
per, Rt. 2, Box 21, |

cocks for parties to keep on farm)

Make best offer. Guar. fighting

180 Eng. W. L. putiets, 14 wks.
old, for sale. Hovas Tatiev. Ohoo-

90 White English Leghorn pul-
lets, Mar. hatch, started laying 3
wks. ago, averaging 20 eggs daily.
$70.00 del. in 20 mi. from here.
Clifford Jarrell, Cobbtown:

20 or 25 S. C. W. L.-1 yr old
hens, direct from Booth AAA,
finished molting, 90c sa. fob.; $1

| del. Mrs. T. W. Hagood. 26- W.

Lake Ave., Rt. 8, Atlanta.

Large type W. L. cocksrels from
300 to 345 productiun breeding,
$1.00 to $3.00. Mrs: R. P. Carver.
Valdosta. :

6 purebred W. L. breeding
cockerels, Mar. 1939 Katich, $1.50

ea. Exchange two for two Dark
Cornish roosters. Jamie Moore,
Sharon. :
MINORCAS:

Hepat Weber str. pullets, 75c
to $1.00 ea.; cockerels, $1.50 ea.
Mrs. J. T. Holland, Sparks, Rt. 1-
1 Black Minorca rooster, Mar
hatch, $1.00 fob. M. O, Mrs. C. L.
Hand, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

10 Buff Minorea puliets and 1
rooster, Apr. hatch, 75c ea-; 40
wks. old, R.I. Reds, 20c ea.
Mrs. A. T. Crooms, Cochran, Rt.
2.

ORPINGTONS:

4 phrebred Golden Buff Orp-
ington cockerels, Apr. hatch, 7

/ sale Dec. Ist to Jan. ist.
Jack Rogers, Claxton, Rt. 2.

B. O. cockerels, Feb. hatch.
Lady Egg-a-Day str., $2.00 ea.
fob. Write for information. Mrs.
J. C. Ward, Perry. 4

Extra large B. O. anc B. R.

cockerels, Mar. hatch, $1.00 ea.
fob. Mrs. Annie Lewis, _Batonton.
Rt. 1.
7-30 B. . AAA hens and 3 cock-
erels, $1.00 ea.; 30 B. R. hens, 16c
lb. fob. W. J. McGee, 517 Second
Ave., Rome.

10 B O hens, 18 puliets, and 2
cocktrels, $25.00. Mrs. Wyatt S.
Spaun, Ambrose, Rt, i.
PIGEONS: Me

4 mated pr pure str. White
King pigeons, $4.00 lot. C. H. An-
derson Jr., 92 Golf Circle N. E.,
Atlanta.

12 common pigeons. $3.00; 1
male White King pigeon, pure-
bred, $1.00. Vivian Barnes, Sum-
mit. :

7 pr. mixed Blue and white
pigeons, some mated, some not
mated, 75c pr.; $3.50 tot. exp. col.
Dorothy Taylor, Alto, Rt. 1.
Care J. C, Woodall.

50 or more Carneaux pigeons,
2 and 3 yrs. oid. Sell in lot only.
Come and make offer. Mrs. J. W.
Bartlett, 122 W. Wesley Rd., At-
lanta.

3 pr. white King pigeons for
sale. Exchange for guinea pigs.
R. J. Williamson, 852 Oakdale
Ave., S. W., Atlanta, Ra 7366.

10 mixed breed pigeons, 25c pr.
G. C. Chitwood, Alto, Rt. 2.
REDS (New Hampsnires) :

J AAA N. H. Red cock, 14 mos.
old, $2.50; 1 black Jersey Giant
cockerel, 7 mos. old, $1.75 fob. Or
exchange for guineas. Mrs. R. R.
Duffey, Carrollton.

30 N. H. Red pullets, 6 mos. old,
ready to lay, $1.00 ea.; 3 cockerels.
$1.25 ea. not del. Mrs. Claude W.
Jackson, Mayfield, Star Route.

25 N. H. Red pullets, May hatch
from blood tested flock 75c ea.
M. O. or cashiers. check. Mrs.
Salter Anderson, West Green.

Purebred Dark N. H. Red. Apr.
hatch, cockerels, $1.25 ea.; 2 for
$2.25. Mrs. Mattie Wooten, Brox-
ton, Rt. 1, Box 36.

10 N. H. Red hens; 9 mos. ae
$1.00 ea.; 10 N. H. Red puillets, 8
mos. old, $1.00..ea.; $9. 06 lot; 1 N.
H. Red cockerel,
mos. old, $1.06. Burford Johnson.
Sparta, Rt. 1, Box 117.

REDS (Rhode Island):

Dark Red cocks and cockerels.
from heavy laying star., ready for
mating, $2.00 ea.; eggs, $1.50. per
15 postpaid. Mrs. Don Donaldson,
Decatur, De 2405.

10 R. I. Red cotkerels, Mar
hatch, $1.25 ea. M. O. Mrs. Chas.
Covington, Millen, Rt. 3, Box 64.

S. Cc. R. I. Red cockerels. grade
A, 6 mos. old, $1.50 and $2.00 ea.
Mrs. Bennett P. Haman, Rt. 3
Box 81, Rebecca,

25 S. C. R. I. Red azets, Mar.
hatch, ready to lay, 85c ea. fob.
J. N. Crosby, Pitts.

10 R. I. Red pullets, 1 rooster, 6
mos, old, 50c ea. fob. 7. W. Sam-
mons, Vidalia, Rt. 2.

8 R. I. Red, Mar. hatch, pul-
lets, $1.00 ea. Mrs, H. M. Adams.
Covington.

15 R. I, Reds, Mar. hatch, AAA
grade, Rusk str., 80c ea.; Buff
Minorca hens, AAA grade, 18
mos. old, now laying, 90c ea. Mrs.
J. H.- Davis, Rt. 1, Box 137,
Smithville,

1 full blooded Donaidson str. R.
I -Red rooster, ready for service.
$1.00. Mrs. ne Burnham, Hazle-
hurst, Rt. 4

Mrs.



| ducks, $2.50 pr. Mrs.

, $1.00 ea. not postpaid. For

nov related, 8]:

2 R. I. Red roosters, Mar. hatch
zs 00 ea. fob. H. E. Tnointon, M.
, Dewy Rose, Rt. 1.

a spr. hatch Rark R I. Red
hens, now laying and i cock, $25.
Come for them. Mrs. R. L. Wil-
liams, Boston.

TURKERS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE:

11 full grown and 2 ralf grown
African White guineas. $10.00 lot;
purebred turkeys, Ant. hatch,
toms, $5.00ea.; hens, $2.50; also
large Jersey cow. fresh. 5 gal.
milk; and one reg. 5 yr. Jersey
bull, Claude Ridley, Franklin.

Beautiful Narragansett tur-
keys, hens, $5.00; toms. $7.00. Mrs.
Carl Thompson, White Plains.

Purebred Bronze tvikey toms,
$10.00 ea.; hens, $5.03: elsc 43 W.
L. hens, 8 mos. old, 3 roosters,
AAA grade. $50.00 prepaid. Tom
Chapman, Perry.

Muscovey ducks, $2.()-pr. C. C.
Greear, Helen.

Several Apr. hatch Mammoth
Bronze gobblers, $430 ea. fob
Exchange for 2 yr. vic Big Bone
Bronze hens. Also have 17 Mus-
covey ducks. $17.00; i arake, 3
ducks, $5.00 fob. Mrs. R_ T. Cha-
tham, Adairsville, Rt, 2.

Domesticated wild DMfallard
J. i+, Carmi-~
cal, Rt, 8, Box: 505, Atianta.

One M. B. gobbler, 1 mos. old
will weigh more thun- 30 lbs.
$6.50; 4 gobblers. 6 ms old. $5.00
a.3 2 hens, $3.00 ea.; aiso 1 reg.
Holstein male, 20 mos. old. Mrs.
oe; Lambert, Forest Park.

M. B. turkeys, Apr. hatch, toms,
$5.00; hens, $3.00; Shinning coops
ret. R. H. Gibbs, Zatenton.

Several nice turkey gobblers, 6
and 15 mos. old for sale. D. A.
Bradham, Rt. 4, Box $7 Glenn-
ville.

200 M. B. turkeys, ready to ship
in Dec. 30c Ib. fob. $2.0C books
order. Bal. cod. Lester McCrary.
Molena. es :

Beautiful thoroughbiec White
and Fawn Indian Runner drakes.
6 mos. old, $2.00 ea. del. Esther
Mason, Rt. 1, Mt. Vernon,

Few Big Bone Gian: Bronze

turkeys. 20 mos. old. tens, $8.00;
toms, $10.00 and $12.00 ea. L. J.
Ellis, Cumming.

Large Mallard drakes: Black

and White Muscovey ducks, pure
B. O. rooster, $1.00 a.; Muscovey

heavy breed hens. Roderta Mc-
Collum, Grantville.

3 Indian Runner anc White
Pekin mixed drakes and 5 hens
75 ea. fob. Cash with eet Mrs.
R. C, Henderson, Man

One Muscovey draks seven
quackless ducks, mixd colors.
$7. 00 lot fob. G. C. Smith, Ad-
rian.

20 nice, fat ey avout half
are hens, wt. 8-10 lbs.; toms, 12-
20 lbs. for sale. Mrs. W. B. Folds,

Granite Hill.

25 Mammoth Bronze toms, Apr.
hatch, wt., 16 to 20 Ibs... sired
from 102 egg str., $759 to $10.00
ea. Choice breeders Mrs. L. D.
Scoggins, Rt. 1. Newnan:

6 White Pekin ducks and 1
drake, 75c ea.; exchange for Sil-
ver Lace Wyandotte cens or R. I.
Red hens: one duck tor one hen.
ea A. J. oe Tasiayoosa, Rt.

"60 fat Mem moth Brenze tur-
keys, this yrs. haten, 8 to 14
Ibs., average. Write for prices and

particulars. Mrs. H. A. Martin
Conyers. :
WYANDOTTES:

18 Mar. hatch puilets Tarbox

str., ready to lay, $1960 lot not
prepaid; 9 Feb. hatch cockerels.
same breed and str., i0 Ibs., 75c
ea. Mrs. N. B. Gibbs, Uvalday

12 purebred S. L. Wyandotte
hens and 1 rooster, AAA grade.
15 mos. old, $1.00 ea. Filen Mur-
phy, Matthews.

4 Mar. hatch, R. C. White Wy-
andotte roosters; 1 R. C. White
Rock, $1.50; 1 R. C. White Rock.
SE25 1 B. Orpinston pullets.
Apr. hatch: 3 or 4 R. . Red pul-
lets. 75c ea.: 1 R. L Ree cocks.
$1.25. Mrs. Ww. E. Hillman, By-
romville.

2 White Pekin ducks; 1 White
Muscovey duck and 1 drake, $3
Ase Mrs. J. N. Olds, Jr., Bowman,
Rei

Two R. C. S. L. Wyandotte
cocks, 15 mos. old, $1.50 a.; hens.
$1.00 ea.; Mar. and Apr. cocks
and pullets, 75c ea. Dxcia Harris
Lula.

2 purebred Wiite Wyandotte
roosters, ready for service, $1.80
both; 5 purebred Partridge Rock
hens and 1 rooster, $10 CO iot; 14
purebred B. R. hens nd 1 roos-
ter. $16.00 jot; 8 purebred B. R.
pullets, 75c ea. fob. Ntrs. Mattie
McPherson, Rabun Gan, Rt. 1.

7 or 8 White Wyandotte cock-
erels, ready for service, $1.00 ea.
fob. J. J. Wade, Pleas Rt-2,



Super grade R. C. 5. L. Wyan-
dotte cockerels, Apr. | Satcn. $b.0C
ea. not prepaid. Mrs. E, B. Mc-
Leroy, Eatonton, Rt. 1.



Jno. Muirhead, 596 Hope

drakes, $1.25; $1.50. Ex: hange for }

first letter. Mrs, 3) B= oi
Sparta, Rt. 2. ce
Want 2 spr. hatci 1939

i farm at reasonable saiary. boa

John Moses.



POULTRY WAN?



BANTAMS:

. Want Black and- Whit
ins. Must be purebred. Wi
or sell Leghorn hens or B
lets. Frank Barford, 118:
land Ave S. E, Atlanta

Want one pr. Japaes
bantams. 8 wks. old.
cheap. Mrs. Emily . Cra
Newnan. ;

BARRED AND OTHER RO

Want 4 Parks str. Var.
hatch -.roosters. Muss br
blooded. State lowest cash
and details. T. M. Weich

LEGHORNS:

Want 25 W.- i: puliets,
hatch. prefer AAA str or
high in egg producti. 0
quality. Stat price de: by
in person. Mrs. Alfred Me
Canton. .

MINORCAS:

Want 20 to 30 Pone str.
Minorca pullets or young
and 1 cock. Trade AAA B
pay cash. Mrs. H .Darnell,

REDS (Rhode Islands) :

Want 20 to 30 R. I. Red
P. Rocks, Feb. or Marck |
pullets, A-1 stock, free fron
ease and lice and we!l dek.
particulars and best pric
a Camp, Marietta, Rt. AS

MISCELLANEOUS POUL 2
WANTED:

Want to hear from p
havine White Faced Black
ish, S. C. Leghorns. Dark
Sussex. Buttercups, Red-
Dark Red Game, Buckeye
ens, R. C. Brown Leghorn.
want eggs from this stoc



























































W., Atlanta.

Want heavy breed hens
change for some nice 3 mi
shoats or brood sow. T. J. Po
Rt. 1. Folkston.

REDS (New Hampshire:

Want to exchange 3 Ibs.
Willets Wonrer frostpi oof
lish pea seed for one AAA
Hampshire Red or S. C. R TI.
cock, early fali hateh, wt. 2%
3 lbs.. for 1940 breedin= pur
se C. C. Newberry, Pelram

PIGEONS: : :

Want W. King pigeons, o
C. pigeons.mated prs. only
change value. Gordon Dai
794 Prince Ave., Athens.

TURKEYS. GUINEAS. GE
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED:

Want price on 6 to 10 Sp
guinea hens and roosier. M
cheap for cash. State det

White Holland turkey hens
1 tom, unrelated. Mrs. Arthi
Smith, Sharon. Rt. 1.

POSITIONS WANTED







Want good 2 i ane on
basis; 15 or 20 A. cotton:
good man. Must be good, da
house. Have plenty help Wo
take 1 h. crop and work 1
old boy for wages. Dont d
nor smoke. Write varticular.
St letter. R. L. Meeks. Gaye

Want 4h. farm on halves
$25. 00 mo. furnished, with
houses. barns and pasture,
good neighborhood. Pienty

force. Good ref. C. BP W
Mitchell, Rt. 2.
Middleaged. une -neuml

man with life time exp.,
job at+once as overseer of

room and laundry. Elderiy cou
someone who needs reliable m:
to look after farm. Best of r



ences, Jas. A. Ryais, Surr
c-o Gen. Del. ee
Man, wife, 2 children w

place on farm as vaietake
Gairy work. raising poultry,
10 yrs. exp. poultry. Take
kind farm work, at this ti
Atlanta, a =
walt St. S. W.
Want big 1 horse crop on 3
and 4ths or standing rent. M
be good land for cotton, cor
or 5 R. house and barn. Wr
particulars. first letter. J.
Meeks, Gay Rt 1. =
Want job on farm. 5 in fa
4 Jarge enough to work. Can driv
truck and tractor. Farmed
life (been with man now for
yrs.) can handle 1 or 2h. far
Have to be moved and furnish
Go anywhere. Let me hea
cuce. William Spikes, Doug
Rt 3.
Christian woman, 28 yrs. |
(with boys, 12, 10 and 7 vies
fifth grade education,
reared, xp., wants light
work and home for self and be
Write or see. Mrs. Susie Spra
berry, Atlanta 164 Rawson S














































































































nt 2 or 3h. farm in So. Ga.,
0 basis. Want g00d Jand,
se, mules and toois. 10 in fam-
Can run self: Exp. in tobacco,
ton and peanuts. J. H. Foskey-
chran, Ft. 2:

0 D, Thomas-

* horaman wants job on
breaking and training
es for farm work, saddle or
ring (Can breax the bad
, also breeding. Write. F. C.
on, Duluth,
ant job as farm overseer.
and references. J. R. Mock,

nencumbered woman wants
farm work, no field work.
or $5.00 week. Mrs. Hattie
East At lanta, 45% Monu-
Ave., S. E. :

1 1 good 1 horse farm on
s or for wages. Apply at
ae Pz ROUEN: Claxton, Rt

ng qiatvied man (small
y) wants job on aairy farm.
exp. ad. C. Edmondson, At-

ee Good hand to work*
tex Priest, Covington, Rt. 3

ene Sree duce.
Atlanta, 258 Central Ave.,

Eocaple to do tarm chores
d place, milk cow, etc, Can
ost anything. Reasonable
and home. i7 yrs. old.
and healthy. Miss Dolly
Cordele, Rt. G es o Sol.

of 9 6 Skee 3 men
girls). would zonsider. fair
of most anykind of work.
dairying and gen. farm

nt job building and repair-
jouses in connection with
al _ farming. Unencumbered
bad habits. Write. J. E.

ddieaged white woman, ood
no incumbrances, need
rant light farm work, no
rk. Furnish rei. and oth-
rmation if desired. Miss
ordon, Round Oak. s
ng man wants job on farm
Atlanta, Drive truck, and
are of small dairy. Married
Robert Meehan, College
Rt. 1, Box 295.

ight far mwork, no field
salary and home. Miss
Agerton, Atlanta, c-o Gen.

*

| Salary and heme. Miss
ouse, pplente, c-o Gen.



oe as - ae 41
age, married, 2 small chil-
High school education, 3
xp. in oo broilers
ee H. Bexley. TASS

abu eiaie. man with ete
wants job. Exp. in breed-
raising livestock, poultry
ne, truck aad tractor
and all kinds of farm ma-
oS also am good gardner,
-E. Mann, Atianta, (826
de Leon Ave.

good 1 horse farm for
alves, good 4-5 R. house
ter, woods, barn and pas-
ave own meat and corn
Vic through the year. 2 in
Have to be as W.R.
Barnesville, Ri.

aoe crop on snare ba-

nd 3 hoe hands. Have! to
ae C. Newsome, Mit;

nt small an farin, stand-
nt, or man to furnish land
ertilizer and I furnish stock
peaks In So. Ga. io. grow to-

Be exp. Jas. Whisnant,

cumb: red woman wants
rm work, no field work,
and salary. Mrs Myrtle
Atlanta, 287 Luckie St.

r. old man wanis job on
dairy.. Well exp. in both,
ve truck and tractor;
illing worker, vo anywhere
time. Expect. year round
15. 00 or $20.00 mo. board
aundry. FE: ees Blue
, Box 111.

nt trade with gocd man for
16: crop on shares. Have 4
hoe hands ard 2 plow
ds for wages. Want good
1 pasture, water ba ndy to
e, in healthy community. Do
drink nor smoke. Honest and
stworthy in every wa Cy Re:
Mitchell, Rt. 2

ant 1 horse crop cn halves
0 and job through the win-
{ an arive truck and tractor.
where. Write. Clarence
: king Rock, Rt. 2.



unt ob with: respectable, res|

od: McLeod, Milan, Rt. 2.]

ight farm work, no field) .





Want job at once on dairy or
farm for salary. Goud worker
and exp. dairyman. 2& yrs. old,
wife and self, can furnish ref. J.
B. Foster, Sunnyside.

25 yr. old man wants job on
ing worker, wants light farm
work, no field work, fo: reason-

: gee salary. Miss Ches:ey Smith-

hart, Atlanta, 471 Colser Rd.

Want 1 h. farm 3-50 basis.
Like to move befors Xmas. T.
E. Bullard, Baxley, tt 2

25 yr. old ma nwazits job on
farm $15.00 mo. board and laun-
dry. Can drive car and tractor.
also. J. W. Heaton, AHarajson.

Want 1h. farm. Faimea all life

time Do any kind fs:m work.

dairying, overseeing and up-keep
of place. 50-50 basis. At once.
E. H. Foster, Parrott, Rt. 1.
Want job light farm work, no
field work. Sarah Mae Ludy,
Summerville, 508 Church St. -
Want 1 horse crov, 5(-50 basis
in good Christian setticement, or
take dairy job. 4 tn family, all
able to work. G. G Meeks,
Hampton, Rt. 2, Box 69.

Want job building and repair-.
ing farm bldgs.,

with .general farming. Unen-
cumbered and no vad_ habits.

.| Write. J. E. Roberts. Dunwoody.
Want 2 h. farm on shares or|-

halves. Have to be furnished

$10.00 mo. Have corr, hogs, cow

and feed for all and 2 plow hands.
3 hoe hands. Do. not smoke nor
drink. Good ref. or exc. ref.
Charlie R. Wade, Mi* teil Rt. 2,

work,
16 yrs. old. Miss dia Brook-
shire, Gainesville, Rt. 7, Box 116,
Want 3 h. farm on 50-50 basis
with man who has good land,
mules and tools and 1 who be-
lieves in the Golden Ruie. Pre-
fer place where can raise tobac-
co, also near church and school.
Jas. M, Erwin, Ocilla, Rt. 1, Box
276, Aba
Want job light farm work, no
field work. Mrs. E. &. Johnson,
Waycross, 1502 Bailey St

20 yr. exp. carpenter and paint-

er, 14 yrs. with one man manage-

ment of 30 horse farm, fair black-
smith, operate tractor and truck.
Want job. Apply. Leon Adams,
Covington,

Want 25 or 30 A. farm near
Atlanta standing rent, for a
poultry farm, with scoc house,
or want good 2 h. crop with re-
liable party on 50-50 basis, or
consider wages where can get full
time work. Boy 16 (7 children on
down to 3yrs.). Lottie Cavender,
Conyers, Rtn ds

- Want job on farm. Can handle
labor and other work. Go any-
where. Want 12 mos. work. Rob-
ert Burks Brooks, c-9 J &. Trice.
- Want job on farm. 22 yrs. old,
single, no bad habits Willie Cc.
Fitzgerald, PUIG RE 1,

18 yr. old white boy wants job
on farm. Sober, exp. truck driver.
Will consider dairying or pouitry.
also trucking. References if nec-
essary. William C. Boyette,
Sor Ried, c-0 Ww. P. Boy-
ette.

Refined woman waits job light
farm work no field work, $2.50
week and home with small fam-
ily. Mrs. Alma Wiliams, Cuth-
bert, Rt. 1, c-o J. L. Willaims.

- Dairyman wants job or will
work on share basis. T. L. Kin-
ney, LaGrange, 201 McLendon
Ave. 9

Girl 16, wants light farm
work, no field work. Reasonable

liable people. Miss Davelyn Law,
Lakeland.

Need job on dairy farm at
once, by day, week or month, 10
yrs. exp: Can drive truck or trac-
tor. Honest, do not drink, good
worker. Go anywhere at any
time. Write or see soon. White.
Willie F. Cochran, Aivianta, 324
Ga, Ave., S. W. Wa 7914. -

30. yr. old white woman wants
job light farm worx, no field
work. Go anywhere. Come after

or send bus fare. Esiie Bass, Tar-.

rytown,

Want job overseeing farm or
other work. Best of rei Start
ae time. W. W. Carroll, ,Carrolt-
on .

Want some Sngepenr ie boxes
on halves, with house, wood and
patches for garden, ee. Man,
wife ahd boy want day labor on

farm when not in Boxes, also

tend cattle for use 9f GR H. B.
Stubbs, Hazlehurst, Rt.

38 yr, old woman ae 1 small
child, wants light farm work, no
field work, for board and home
with nice people and small salary.
Willing worker and know how to
co Mrs. A, D. Hayes, Rome,

Middleaged woman with 2 girls,
10 and 16 yrs. oid respectively.
want place looking afie- poultry,
milking cows, garden and other

light farm = work, no field work,

Prefer near Douglas or Bruns-
wick. Mrs. Ethel see See
boro, a, dace

in connection

tractor. Raised on farm.

. good



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OSITIONS WANTED | POSITIONS WANTED | POSITIONS WANTED | POSITIONS WANTED |FARM HELP WANTED





Want a 3 h. farm on 50-50 ba-
sis. Have own corn, potatoes, cow
hogs so can vet through on $16.00
mo. Like have 2 houses or more,
4 plow and 4 hoe hands. G. R.
Howell, Mitchell, Rt. 2.

Young man and wife want job

on poultry or.dairy farm or over-
seeing gen. farm. Good ref. Mar-
vin H, Pruitt, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Middleaged woman with 15 yr-.|

old son wants work on truck-farm
near high-school, orefer around
Doerun or Moultrie. Honest, sood
character and congenial. Ref.
exch. Move about Jan. Ist. Mrs.
Essie Weeks, Moultrie, Rt. 1.

30 yr. old married man wants
job looking after poultry, stock.
cows, hogs, garden, etc Exp. in
farm machinery and
truck driving, also. Hara widling
workers. H. R. Sharp, East Point.
East Washington St.

Want 1 h. farm near Cordele
preferred. Plenty forc?. Have to
be moved and furnished. 8 in
family, 1 to hire out. J. T. Gresh-
am, Norman Park.

Want place on: farm, supt. or
2 - 5 horse farm on halves with

livestock in connection. Well exp. |

in farming in both No. and So.
Ga. J. F. Adair, Wrightsville, Rt.
i,

Married man, 35, with 3 chil-
dren, wants job on hog or poul-
try or gen. farm. Will not go to
So. Ga. Can drive truck and
Refer-
ences. Tom Bell Huston, Nor-
cross, Rt. 1,

Want light farm w-rx, no field] Young man and wite no chil-

for home and $3.06 week.

dren, wants job on farm. Both in
Ith, exp. truck and trac-
tor driver, also fairly good car-
penter, and any kind of farm
work, Born and raised on farm.
J. B. Dorsey, Atlanta, 3600 North
Side Drive.

30 yr. old white man wants job

on dairy, or take job as caretaker,

poultry farm or anything in that
line. No field work, but can drive
car. Explain details in first let-
ter. Must be near Atlanta. Can
start at once. J: A. Hilton Dora-
ville, RFD 1.

Nice, country - raised woman
and 2 children want home~on
farm with Christian people. Work
for board, room and ciothes and
little spending money. All good

hand to work. Want 1 to go to

school. Good ref. Come see or
send bus fare. Mrs. Annie Blan-
kenship, Glennville, Rt. 4,

Want blacksmith shop and

erist mill in good location, or,
take wage job, a horse-shoer and |

gen. repair man. S. B. SORE Car-
rollton, Rt..1.
. Want 2 h. farm on halves, 3
men (between 24 and 34 yrs. old)
to work, 1 woman. Like to move
and begin working at once with
responsible man. Write or see. H.
Js Thurmond, Richland.

A nice, refined, colored girl,
wants light farm work no field

.work, for reasonable salary- Em-

ma Nealy, Atlanta, 501 Martin
St.S. E. .

Want job on dairy or stock
farm at once. White and am sin-
gle. Alfred E. Smith, Atlanta, 690
Boss Ave., N. W. 2

Want job with good Notesk so-
ber man, feeding and icoking af-
ter. hogs and other livestock.
Married, wife and 1 chiid. Do not
smoke nor drink. Have to have
house and wood. State salary
paid, ete., in first ietter. Hollis

Barnes, Rebecca, Box 55.

34 yr. old_man with wife, wants

job on farm for wages and room

salary and home wilh good, re-| and board. Can drive truck. Pre-|

fer within 25 mi. Atianta. Move

at once. John Hyder. Scottdale.

Man and wife (both 21)
with 10 mos. old baby, want
work on farm or dairy. Can drive
truck or tractor and do other
farm work. Austin Watson, Cum-
ming, Rt. 2:
Man and wife,
want job on dairy, 20 Yrs
ience, prefer near Savannah, or

no children,

Augusta. Or 1 horse farm in 200d:

shape. Clifford L. Billing, States-
boro, Rt. 2, .

Want job with dairy, or - other

| work. Self and 2 grown boys exp.

in dairy work. 6 in family. Pre-
fer in Fulton Co. Ret. exch, F.
L. Thompson, Ben Hiv.

Young married man with small
family wants job. 2 vrs. exp. in
poultry and Hatchery. Write at
once. Lonnie Rosier, Augusta, Rt.
4, : jestees

Middlieaged woman wants light
farm work, no field work, near
Macon or Atlanta, but go any-
where. Mrs. J. A. Duke, Macon,
7164: Hemlock St.

Sober, honest man wants job,
29 yrs. old, exp: truck and tractor
driver and mill worx. Write. E.
C. Longino, Anderonville

48 yr. old man watts job on
farm. Can do carpenter work;
paint, and do all kinds electrical
work. Would take joo as yard
man or caretaker on poultry
farm. Small salary. com and
board. FE. L.. aes b00L Wieuca

Rd., Atlanta.



tractor, |)

ton. Good, house, out-bles.,
ter, mail and bus route:

Jences)
Mrs. Guy Smith, Hephzibah.

exper-



Want job overseeing farm,
from 2 to 10 horse farm. 45 yrs.
old, single, go anywhere. W. M.
Thomas; Lula, Rt. 1,. Bex 4-

Man with wife and 6 children
want job on farm or crop on
shares for 1940. Ready tc move.
Can furnish ref. W. E. Sharp,
Summerville, Rt. 3...

Want 1 oh: farm ox halves.
Wife and 1 child. Willing worker
(no whiskey head). Have be
moved and financed Ist yr

Raised on farm. Write. . F. Hol-

lomon, Athens, 240 Beuiah Ave.

Want wage job on farm, Hard
working man, 27 yrs. old. no bad
habits. Charlie R. Lewis, Jackson,
Rise

Settled, unencumberec woman
wants light farm work. no field
work. In answering state in de-
tail duties. Miss Catherine L.
Wood, Atlanta, c-o Gen. Del.

Young man wants job on farm.
Needs work badly. Do anything.
High school graduate, Good: ref.
erences. Small salary. Call Ra
2589. David Brooks, Atlanta, Rt.
8, Box 626.

Want job on farm, general
farm work, also exp. in grinding
corn and sawmill. Married, 1 boy.
C. F. Henderson, Atlanta, c-0

Gen. Del.



FARM HELP WANTED

reli-



Want an unencumbered,

education for light farm work, at
once. Mrs. W. J. MeDougald,
Gaddistown,

Want country woman 40-45,
yrs.

old, white or colored at
once. No field work. Mrs. R. N.
Stanley, Lovett.

Want 1 h. cropper. with atobk.
able finance self, on falves. I
furnish fertilizer and land; oth-
er party everything e'se, or on
3rds and 4ths. Mrs. Mary L. Kim-
ball, McDonough, Rt, 3. :

Want country reared, healthy;
strong farm hand abou: 40 yrs.
old, honest, sober and industrious.
15 mi. Atlanta, 3 mi. No. Jones-
boro. Good land, 9 out-bidgs.,
good residence, wood anc water.
H. Brocklesby, Riverdale.

Want at once, nice, white, 25-
40 yr. old woman for light farm
work, no field work. Good home
with aged couple and reasonable
salary. J, S. Gibbs, Ty Ty.

Want middieaged woman for
light farm work, no. field. work,
but must milk cow. $2.00 week,
room and board. Mrs. ida Manor,
Petton,. het. :

Will consider share ue to
right man with good: references
for good 1 horse farm, 6 mi. Den-
wa-
near
church and school. J. J. Music,
Alma, P. O. Box 113.

Want healthy woman, 25-45
yrs. without children to milk and

work. $3.00 week to good: worker.

Mrs. G. T.. Chaffin, icabigels:
Rt. 1, Box Bie

Want settled, rellable colored
woman for light farm work. Tend
to poultry, but no field work for
good home (moderr conven-
and reasonable. salary.

Want dairyman, sober, honest,
industrious, with family large
enough to run dairy ana work 1
or 2 h. farm on shares. $30.00

month. Experienced desired. Let-
ters answered only if mot other-
wise traded. Fred 1. White.
Buckhead, Rt. 1.

Want good sober man for 1 h.
crop, 50-50 basis. 10 A. aliotment.
4 R. house, good barn, ! bale cot-
ton to acre. Must have plenty
help, that can work about 3 acres
in truck crop and extra work in
peach orchard, Have 2 mutes and
plenty of tools. White or colored.

Apply. W. B. Loyd, Rome, Rt. 2.

Want at once single man, set-
tled, industrious for rest of this
and next year for farm work. No
drinkers considered. Ed D. Gun-
by, Culverton.

Want couple for 1 horse farm
in small town in Mor2>an county.
Standing rent or third and
fourth of crop. Mrs.
McRae, Atlanta. 88 E. Baker St..
Apt. A, Wa 2486.

Want good farmers fer 1, 2 and
3 h. farm for standine rent in
Coweta County, 28 mi. Atlanta.
Good land, sev. houses; near
church and school. Mrs. W. H.
Hill, Palmetto.

Want smart, industrious, sober.
white man to help with gen.
farming. Married but not over 3
in family. K. I. Helmey. Marlow.

- Want colored man and wife
30-45 yrs. of age. Bota to work.
Pay good salaries. J. T. Donald-
son, Fort Valley, Rt. 1.

Want white man or boy who
does not drink for yard work and
light chores around pluce, get up

wood, garden, etc., $2.00 week,
board and laundry. Must be
grown and strong. Thos, W.

Farmer, Atlanta, Ae 6, Mt.

Paran
Roa

iat

ty. Mrs. A. Corrad, Sa-.
able woman with commer school USE ee

light farm work, no field work

Oliver, Rt. 2.

| eate with: Mrs.

Madge B-

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Want wage hands for bal. this
year and 1940. Pay all wages or
part of crop; if single, give board -
and laundry, or for families, will
furnish houses wood end water,
Live 1 mi. Orland. C. R. Sanders, |
Adrian, Rt. 1.

Want good, Christian, indus-
trious, middleaged woman, white
or colored to live in home (3 in>
family) and do light farm work,
no field work. State-salary ex-
pected and particulars about self
in first letter. Mrs. Sarak Bele
Lake Park.

Want man and wife to live on
farm and do chore work. C. R..
ves, Chickamauga, Rt 2..

Want unencumbered woman, 40
to 65 yrs. of age, to make home
with elderly couple and do light |
farm work, no field work, $1.00.
week and private room. Mrs. Po
H. Herndon, Woodstock, Rt. 2.

Want settled, refined woman.
40-45, for light farm work, no
field work. References required.
$2.00 and board. Mrs. Mary Cows.
an Rockmart, 716 Goodyear Ave.

Want nice, respectab:e white or
colored girl or woman for light
farm work, no field work, Give
home, board, clothes and some
sPending money. Kind treatment.
Mrs. Fred Cavender, Prankim,
ii 3:

Want colored farm hana, single
or with small family, for 1940.
Good house and salary. In Eman-=

yannah, 205 W. 38th St.

Want good farmers for 2-2
horse farms, good houses, plenty
fire wood. Standing rent; also .
want man and family, day labor
to attend to stock. Alex H. Ste-
phens, Jonesboro, c+o" Fitzgerald
Farms. Sal

Want white man, 35: 40 yrs: old,
single, honest, sober to look
things rest of this year and share
crop 1940. On West Green and
Broxton Road, 4 miles West
Green. Mrs. g 20 Eis, Wer
Green.

Want reliable ee on 3rds wie
4ths or standing rent. 5 R. house,
chicken house and farm land es=
pecially good for truck or cot-
ton, W. F. Bentley, Stune Mtn,,
Rt. 2, (3 mi. East Stone Mitn.)_

Want good, honest. settled man
for farm work, one who can drive
truck and milk cows. Board,
laundry and reasonable salary.
Clyde Charles, Ellijay, Rt. 5, Bo
i :

- Want achtied colored woman or.
man with wife to live on farm.
$2.50 week for woman and pay
man by week extra for other
farm work. Mrs. A. L, Jones,
Newnan, Rt. 5.

Want healthy, reliable, good
woman, able and, willing to do

Good home (3 adults), private
room and salary. State age and
particulars about self. Mrs. John
Solomon, Jeffersonville, Rt. 1.

Want reliable colored family
to make a crop for 1940: as much
as one good plow hand with ex-
tra help to work in tobacco and
peanut crop. Good house, water. 2
wood, reasonable garcen spot,
Fair wages; also settled white
man with good ref., does not
drink for caretaker. Board and
salary. M. C. Padgett, Sijlson. |

Want single | woman, white or
colored, 25-40 yrs. for earden and |
gen. light farm work, no field
work. Room, board and $6.00 mo
Must be refined. Mrs. Carl C
Holicy, Atlanta, 23 Fair St. S.W.-

Want nice, reliable wcman for
light farm work, no field work.
Live as one of fami'y and ere
onable salary. Mrs. J. B, Everitt

Want woman for light aria
work, no field work. Reasonable
weekly wages, Mrs. M. ise Gilley,
Adel, Rt. 2. :

Want clean, honest, unencum=_
bered white woman for light
farm work, no field work. Room,
board and $5.00 month. Good
home for right patty, Communi
J.B. Bagwell, At
lanta, 468 Blake Ave., Wa 9204.

Want family to cultivate 1 hh,
crop on halves. Furnish self, witlhs
another in family work fo1 wages.
Hire all winter work done. Good
4 R. house, pasture, water. Near

lanta. J. T. Lee Morrow, Rt. 1..

Want middieaged woman, nice
and clean, to help with light farm.
work, no field work. Must know
how to milk. Good Nome ( 4 il
family) and small salary. Write.
Se W. O. Tygon, | Acworth, R

\

Want reliable colored man 50
2h. farm on shares. Must have
good habits and no drunkard.:
Mrs. P. M. Johnson, Lovett. ~~

Have room on my truck farm
10 mi. Atlanta ,for itarge wh
farm family and a iarge coloret
farm family. Pay men, $1.00 da:
and house and wood and som
vegetables. A fine opportunity fo
right kind of people. R. F. Sams
20 Slalee

oO. s te