Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1940 January 15

ospects Are

loner Roberts Seeks Larger Atlanta Market

INGTON, Jan. 12.Commissioner Colum-
rts today expressed high hope that Goy-
nds would be obtained with which to
large Farmers Market in Atlanta. His
was made following a meeting here by
ioner Roberts and: other Georgians, with
f the Reconstruction Finance Corp ration.
an get these funds, Mr. Roberts said,
begin at once to build a large and modern
Atlanta and one that will take care of
mers trading at it and the trucks that
to buy Georgia products.
we can get funds for this Market we ex-
have it completed by the end: of the year,
ases on the present market expire January

expansion program of the Georgia markets
ed to give the farmers of Georgia a bigger
or their products.
ports of the meeting in Washington were
hursday in the Atlanta Journal and Fri-
e Constitution, from whom we quote:

Constitution Report i

lowing is part of the report to The Con-
its Washington Correspondent, Glad-
ams: _
NGTON, Jan. 11.Emil Schram, chair-
board of directors of the Reconstruction
rporation, today advised a delegation of
icials that their application for a $500,000
a proposed farmers market in Atlanta
ble and that if the project proved to be
lati a substantial loan undoubtedly





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SMISSIONER|

Sse. ALTON COGDELL. DIRECTOR-STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS |

MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1940.

Bright For Funds For Market

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commissioner of agriculture, the group of officials.

and eight members of the Georgia congressional
delegation assured Chairman Schram, Sam H. Hus-
bands and Carroll B. Merriam, directors of the
government lending corporation, that they were
prepared to present data and figures showing con-
clusively that the project would be self-liquidating
and that its sponsors were financially responsible.
To Study Setup

*The corporation, Chairman Schram told the
group, will be pleased to go into the matter and
study its financial set up.

Representative Robews Ramspeck, who intro-

~ duced the group to Mr. Schram, said plenty of en-
couragement was received and that he anticipated
a loan would be made.

The Atlanta. Farmers Market has been sur-
veyed by the Department of Agriculture and high
officials of that department have recommended to

the RFC that a loan be made for its construction.

Wendell Calhoun, representing the Federal
Bureau of Agricultural Economics, said Secretary
Wallace had indorsed the project in a letter to the
RFC. He said Atlanta was becoming the south-
eastern concentration point for farm products.

Dr. Philip Weltner, Atlanta lawyer, said a non-
profit corporation would be formed to obtain loans
from the RFC and private sources. He said the
project would become eligible for additional help

from the WPA.

J ournal Report

The following is part of the report written by
Ralph Smith, Washington correspondent of The
Journal, and printed in that paper Thursday:

WASHINGTON, Jan 11.A proposal to erect
in Atlanta a farmers market at a cost of $1,500,000
and equipped to handle the farm produce of the
Southeast was presented Thursday to the Recon-
struction Finance Corporation.

Columbus Roberts, Georgias commissioner of

agriculture, the Georgia senators and congressmen

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Atlanta Spot Cotton

Atlanta spot cotton closed steady.. middling
11.02.

The average price of middling 15/16 inch cot-
ton today at ten designated southern spot markets
was lle per pound. Middling 7/8 inch average was
10.82c per pound. :





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and representatives of the Federal De art i
Agriculture appeared in person Bae ce z
Emil Schram and asscciate members of the R. F.C
Board. They were given an attentive and appar=
ently sympathetic hearing with the assurance that

the application for financial assistan i :
i : : : ce will
immediate consideration. ull be given

The appearance of the Georgians be
board followed a breakfast at the Maphocc: Hoe
at which the details of the proposal were laid face-
up on the table by Commissioner -Roberts and
brought from Senators George and Russell and
House members earnest commendation. :

Present Market Outgrown

At the hearing, as at the breakfast. it ae
closed that though inadequate. the Forgery 1 Te
in Atlanta today is Going a business in farm proe
duce of more than ten million dollars annually.

With expanded facilities, Commission ; is
and agents of the Federal Department of Aho :
asserted, the annual turnover in dollars and cents
would be multiplied by many fold. ae es

The State Department of Agriculture now e Lf

) i OW eke

pends annually in rentals over $20,000 a year for
market facilities, Commissioner Roberts said. The

in stall rentals over $60,000 a year i
We are now handling farm commodities no
only of Georgia, but for an expanding area, so tha
He ee Market already is recognized as one o
lastest-growing and most helpful a i i
sort in the United States e ooo oe

*The Atlanta market is doing a ee greater

business than that of Kansas City, which represents _

an investment of $4,000,000, and Cleveland, Ohio,
(Continued on Page Two)



Livestock |

_, ATLANTAThese prices. quoted by White Pro- |
vis:on Company. are on Strictly corn-fed hogs: :
Hogs: 180-240 lbs., $5.60: 150-175, $5.35; 145-down, |
$4.85; 245-300, $5.25; 300-350, $5.10; 200d roughs. |

350-500 Ibs., $4.60.

CATTLE

Cattle: Dry fed beef type steers, $7.50 to $9.00; 1
best heifers, $4.75 to $5.25; common heifers, $4.00 to |
$4.50; fat. cows, $4.50 to $4.75; common cows. $3.75 |
to $4.25; canners, $3.00 to $3.50; good bulls, $4.50 to.
$5.00; common bulls, $4.00 to $4.25: best calves.
$8.00 to $8.50; medium calves, $6.50 to $7.50: com.



mon calves, $5.00 to $5.50; throwouts, $4.50 down. :





S | olesale egg dealers for graded A-1 white and candled eggs. Ungraded eggs are quoted 2c to 3c pene q

Yard run eggs will not be permitted for retail trade under the Georgia egg

ges uoted below on the Atlanta Market are by wh
Eggs q g law. Day-old and day-fresh eggs are offered as such and

quotations.

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

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Page Two

~ GEORGIA MARKETBULLETIN

nstablished by J. 3. Brown, Commissioner of Agricuiture
Marcb L 191%

Published Semi-Monthly by
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner
STILES A. MARTIN. Editor
Executive Office: State Capitol Atlanta, Georgia
Publishing Office Covington Ga
Send all letters te The Market Bulletin,

State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. ;
Notify on FORM 357sBureav of Markets. 222 State Capitol.

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

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

_ Limited space will not permit insertions of notice containing
more than 36 words including name and address.

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

~ Jetin.

(Continued from Page One)

thal was erected at a great cost.

: ment of Agriculture indicate that the Atlanta field is steadily
expanding, and that given adequate facilities it will in time
rank as one of the great agricultural distributing centers in the

United States.

Expert Supports Georgians

Wendell Calhoun, of the Federal Department, told the R. F.
C. that recent surveys of the Atlanta market fully justified the
picture painted by Commissioner Roberts.
the belief that larger and more substantial facilities are neces-
sary, adding his belief that financial returns would liquidate
the loan being asked for the Atlanta enterprise.

Philip Weltner, who has made an exhaustive legal study
of the proposal, discussed its details with the RFC Board, point-
ing out that the plan evolved qualified it as a development en-
titled to receive financial aid of a self-liquidating nature from
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

We are asking for a loan of $500,000 for a private corpora-

tion that will provide a public facility which in the end will
- become the property of the State of Georgia without any loss to
the Federal Government, he said. Commissioner Roberts said
the present site of the market was far too small and in too
- eongested a section for requirements.

MARKET BULLETIN

Surveys of the Federal Depart-

He, too, -expressed

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7 Livestock Sales 3
- Offering a great array of Poland-China stock, headed by
Progress and The Captain (outstanding world prize winners)
at our farm on Monday, January 22, consisting of brew sows,
Breeders from a distance entertained as

fall boars and gilts.

our guests and free delivery in the corn belt.
mings, Prop., Seminole Farms, Donalsonville.
Fine offering of reg. Hereford cattle and Plantation Walking

Horses at farm (7 mi. Southwest cf Donalsonville, on Saturday,
January 20th. W. P. Sewell, Dawson.

John J. Cum-



Gourd Seed Free

Limited quantity of Martin gourd (for houses for Martins,

_ Wrens and Blue Birds) see FREE.
cover postage, as long as they last. Connie N. Watts, Baldwin.

25 seed for a 3c stamp to



_ FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



- Climbing lilies (Gloriosa Sup-
erba) rare and beautiful, deep
rese color. tinged with yellow.
25c ea; blooming size bulbs;
gladioli, watermelon Crepe Myr-
tile, 20c ea. Postpaid. Mrs. M. M.
HUlland, Reidsville. :

- azaleas, Rhododendrons, Min.
Laurel, dogwood, white pine.
sweetshrubs, 3 ft., $1 doz.; old-
fashioned dbl. yellow roses, red
Japonicas, 25c ca. Rooted. Add
postage. Exc. for white feed
sacks. K. S. Waters, Hurst.

King Alfred daffodils, 75 C;
snowdrops $1 C; yellow, orange
and red cannas, 25c doz.: privet
hedge, $1 C; red Oxalis, 5c bulb;
white tuberoses, 25c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Gussie Conner,
Buchanan.

_ Azaleas, mix. cols. blooming
size, 45c doz.; crabapple, holly.
white and spruce pine. Mtn. Lau-
rel, Rhododendrons. 75c doz.; ce-
dar, 20c ea.; swamp dogwood.
-10c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Ben-
jamin Charles, Ellijay.

- Rhodedendrons. Min. Laurei,
Pink and yellow Azaleas, crabap-
Ple, redbud. coralberry, red dog-
wood, hemlock, white pine, Cher-
okee roses. purple butterfly, red.
white and iavender Altha lilies,
holly. Rooted, 3 ft.. $1 doz. Hu-
bert Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Mtn. Laurel, white and spruce

Azaleas, Rhododendrons.
ed and white dogwood, crabap-
ple, Brides Wreath, y:
monthly roses, 3 ft., $1 doz.; cor-
aliberry, 6 for $1; evergreen Ga-
dax, Arbutus, Mtn fern, $1 C. Ad-
die Leatherwood, Blue Ridge.
_ Red Japonicas, 20c ea.: Aza-
eas, 40c doz.; spruce and white
pines, Dogwood, Mtn. Laurel,
Rhododendron, 60c doz. white Al-
hea, 10e ea.; crabappie, 35c doz.
Exe. for fecd sacks. Add postage.

Mrs. L. F. Adams, Ellijay, Rt. 2-

Azaleas, red and white dog-
wood, Mtn. Laurels. 3 ft.. $1 doz.:
d fodils,. 25: doz.'.Exc. for good
rehite feed sacks. D. E. Wilson,
EUESt Ee

| dium, daisies, button, all cols. 20



lijay.

- Red Pyracanth beauty bush,
large size, 50c ea., 5 for $2.40;
Deutzia, dbl. pink, golden spirea.
mock orange, 25c ea., 5 for $1.20
nandinas, 10 for $1.15. Mrs. S. W.
Sloan, Auburn.

Bulbs, 7 kinds. April Narcissi,
yellow fragrant Narcissi, butter-
cups, Daffodils, sweet Jonquils,
Star of Bethlehem, Butter and
Eggs, 10c doz.; 20 dif. kinds of
shrubs, 20c ea. all well rooted.
Ada M. Rice, Maxeys.

Cherokee roses, redbud, red
maple, red, white dogwood, Pus-

sywillow, white spruce pine, Rho- |

dodendron, Mtn. Laurel, Azaleas,
75e doz. Add postage. Ola Ridley,
Mineral Bluff.

Nandinas at my house, 25c ea.
with berries 50c ea. Mrs. Georgia
Hatcher, Harlem.

Cherokee roses, Crepe Myrtle,
Sweetshrubs, $2.50 C; native blue
perennial spiderwort, 25 for 50c;
Cherry Laurel seed, 35c Ib. Ollie
Woodruff, Greenville, LaGrange
Street. :

Evergreen English palms, 2-5
yrs. 25 to $1 ea.; white Japanese
sweet Wisteria, flowering red
quince, yellow tea olives, tulip
Japanese Magnolias, strong
Plants, 25 ea. Opkun Pogum,
large leaves, 40c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. O. S. Fields, Thomas-
ville, 407 N. Madison Street.

Chrysanthemums, all cols,. 15
large types; Korean, 5 cols. me-_

for $1, well packed, labeled. Mrs.
S..M. Withers, Moultrie.
Cherokee roses, pussywillow,
red and white dogwood, white
spruce pine, redbud, red maple,
Mtn. Laurel, Rhododendron, 75
doz. dahlia bulbs, $1 doz. Exc.
for white feed sacks. Mrs. Glc-
ver Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

Boxwood, giant Arbutus, root-
ed, 25 ea.; all cols. Azaleas, 50c
doz.; white Spider lilies, 50c doz.;
Mtn. Laurel, butterfly bush. and
purple and white lilacs, i5 ea.
Add postage. Leastie Smith, EI-

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Blooming size Alazeas, all cols.
40c doz.; white and red dogwood,
pink crabapple, 65c doz.; pink,
rose perennial phlox, 25c doz.;
dbl. yellow, red Japonicas, 20c
doz. Add postage. B. L. Eller, El-
lijay, Rt. 4.

Rhododendron, Laurel; 5 cols.
Azaleas, white dogwood, spirea,
purple butterfly, coral berry, yuc-
ca, crabapple, Cedar, Surprise
lilies, $1 doz.; violets, Narcissi,
Jonquils. Snowdrops, ferns, Ar-
butus, $1.00 C. Joyce Penland, Ei-
lijay-

Dwarf boxwood, 8-10 in. $3 doz.
samples, 30c ea.; white Tuberose,
Del. in Ga. Mrs. E, A. Smith,
Greenville, Rt. 3.

\Mtn. Laurel, red dogwood, 6 for
25c; Azaleas, Mtn. Ivy, white
pine, 4 for 25c; evergreen Galex,
10c doz. postpaid. Vinson Aber-
crombie, Mineral Bluff.

Min. Laurel, red dogwood, 6
for 25c; crabapple, Mtn. Ivy, 4
for 25c; dwarf boxwood, 25c ea.
Add postage. Worth Barton,
Mineral Bluff. cS

Royal blue Iris, $1 C; mixed
cols. hollyhocks, 25c and 40c doz.;
old fashioned yellow monthly
Marechaineil rose, cuttings un-
rooted, 25c doz. Purple lilacs,
pink Dorothy Perkins ramblers,
20c ea. Mrs. William Leach, Fair-
mount, Route 1.

Red and white dogwood, Aza-
leas, Rhododendrons, Mtn. Lau-
rel, sweetshrub, large pink dbl.
roses, holly, 3 ft., $1 doz.; dais-
ies, galax, Arbutus, 25c doz.; well
rooted. Add postage. I. L. Waters,
Hurst.

Azaleas, 3 cols. holly, pink Hi-
biscus, Mtn. Laurel, pink and
white rhododendron, sweetshrub,
red and white dogwood, $1 doz.;
Arbutus, Galax, heartsease, 25c
doz. All well rooted. Add postage.
Dennis H. Waters, Hurst.

Azaleas, red and white dog-
wood, Mtn. Laurel, 3 ft. $1 doz.;
daffodils, 25c doz. Exc. for good
white feed sacks. M. E. Pickel-
simer, Hurst. :

Pink Fairy lilies, $1 C. Mrs. Ira
Long, Bainbridge, 425 Clark St.

Milk and Wine lilies, white
Spider lilies, 15 for $1; Trumpet
vines, pink Lantana, 7c ea.; gar-
lic bulbs, 3c. Exc. for sage and
dried fruit. Ida Buchanan, Chu-
if, Rt A. :

Shrubbery, evergreen and
blooming, 2c to $2 ea.; boxwoods,
dif. sizes, 1-3 ft. 50c to $5, ac-
cording to size; good shape, well
rooted. No sales of boxwood less
than $10. All sales cash. Mrs. R.
I, Algood, Oxford.

Boxwoods, all sizes; Bridal
Wreath, hardy Hydrangea, for
sale at my place on highway in
Fanin County. W. R. Walker,
Dial. ;

Large dbl. Dahlia tubers, ail
cols. 25 doz.; Iris, 15 doz., 5 doz.
75c; large blooming size Lady
slipper, bright yellow, 50c doz.;
white and blue violets, 15c doz.;
5 doz. 95c; garlic, 15c Ib. Mrs.
W. A. Johnson, Alto.

Red dogwood, holly. Tulip pop-
lar, red Azaleas, Rhododendron,
Laurel, Japonicas, flowering Al-
mond, red maple, 3 ft. size, 2 doz.
50c. Well packed. Miss Verna E.
Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Weeping willow, yellow Jap-
onicas, 15c ea. 2 for 25c; privet
hedge, $1 C; blue tame Violets,
white daisies, 25c C; lemon lilies,
30c doz. rooted and del. Martha
J. Ralston, Ella Gap.

Wisteria, purple, well rooted,
10c ea-; pink and cream monthly
rose cuttings, 5c ea.; variegated
Marigold seed, 10c large pkg.;
purple and white figs* 15c ea.
Exc. for garden peas and string
bean seed. Mrs. Indiana Barnes,
Blakely; Rt. 1.

Blooming size Azaleas, all cols.
40c doz.; spruce and white pine,
dogwood, Mtn. Laurel, Rhodo-
dendron, 60c doz.; white Althea.
10c ea.; sweetshrubs, 40c doz.;
pink crabapple, 10c ea. Add post-
age. Marie Adams, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Azaleas, January Jasmine,
Butterfly, Coralberry, Rhododen-
dron, Cydonia Japonica, Dog-
wood, Spruce, Mtn. Laurel, $1 per
doz. rooted; eedars, pink crabap-
ple, maples 5 for $1; ferns, Calif.
violets, Star of Bethlehem, Nar-
cissi, $1 C. Bill Penland, Ellijay.

_Mixed Iris, $1.25 C; white Nar-
cissi, $1 C del.; English junipers.
5-7 ft., $1.50 fob.; some beautiful
Pfitzer Junipers and boxwoods,
Joel Stembridge, Ella Gap.

Sweet scented blue violets, 30c
doz.; Mills giant rust - proof
snapdragons, 25c doz.; roses, Sil-
vermoon. Van Fleet, Pauls Scar-
det, Red Letter Day, Lady Hili-
ingdon, 25c ea., 5 for $1. Mrs. V.
T. Chamblee, Cumming, Rt. 2.

White Narcissi Jonquils, 75c C:
also white peas with brown eyes.
also white peas with biack eyes,

10c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. G. C



| Taylor, Buchanan.

25c doz. Pink Weigelia, $1.50 doz.



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Shasta daisies, well rooted, 20c
doz., assorted colors Verbena, red,
pinks, ete. 25c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Malphus, Tusculum,

Red and white Dogwood,
spruce, white pine,
Mtn. Laurel, Rhododendron,
mixed Azaleas, Cherokee roses,
Brides Wreath, yellow thornless
roses, English dogwood 3 ft. $1
doz PP; Mtn- fern, eversren
Galax, $1.00 C. Wilhelmina Dick-
ey. Morganton.

Red, orange and yellow canas,
10c ea., 3 for 25c; white Spirea,
Snowdrops, Lilac, 15c ea-; white
and purple single Althea, 15c ea;
blue Roman Hyacinths, red Spi-
der lilies, 25c doz.; little cluster
Jonquils, 20c doz. Mrs. H. F. Jar-
rell, Butler, Rt. 2.

24 different cols. dahlias, 50c
doz.; mix. cols. Gladioli, 25c doz.;
mixed cols: perennial Phlox,
mums, pink thrift, purple and
cream Iris, 24 for 25c; mix. hardy
Hibiscus, Hydrangeas, 4 for 25c.
Mrs. Sara Grindle, Dahlonega.
Red:

Spruce, white pine, mix. cols.
Azaleas, Redbud, red and white
degwood Mtn. Laurel, Rhododen-
dron, Crabapple, 2%2-3 ft. $1 doz.
Mtn. huckleberries, evergreen
Galax, native fern, Arbutus
Shasta daisies, $1 C. PP. Leila
Dickey, Morganton.

Magnolias, tea olives, evergreen
oak, long straw pine yellow cape
Jasmines, dogwood, red and pink
Crepe Myrtle, Umbrella Chinas,
Itt, 10 3 ft: 2he,-4 te 35e. Exe.
for white feed sacks. Mrs. Geor-
gia Hunt, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

' Yellow Jonquils, Butter and
Eggs white Narcissi, $1 C; blue
Spider lilies, $1 doz.; yellow lark-
wour, Sweet William, 50c per
doz.; Missionary strawberry
plants, $1.25 5 C; $2 M; Money
order. Mrs. T. H. McCurley,
Hartwell. :
White Gardenias, single white
and purple Altheas, Abelia, 35c
ea.; pink Almonds, Snowdrops,
red pear, rose Crepe Myrtle For-
sythia, 25c ea. hedge 2c ea., post-
paid. Josephine Raley, Mitchell.

Early yellow flowering bulbs,
15c per doz. Mrs. Belle Godard,
Goggins.

Yellow Jonquils and Butter-
cups, 50c C; 500, $2 (bulbs not
separate); 1 pck. ea. yellow Lu-
pine, French Marigold seed, free
with orders amounting to $1.
Mrs. B. T. Echols, Philomath.

Mtn. Azaleas, Laurel, Rhodo-
dendrons, 40c doz.; purple iris,
pink perennial Phlox, 25 doz;
boxwood, well rooted 25c; white
Spirea, Weigelias 15c ea. Prim-
rose, 20c doz. Add postage. Hoyt
Locke, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Privet hedge, $1 C; weeping
willow, Yellow Japonicas. 15c ea.,
2 for 25c; blue violets, white dai-
Sies, 25 C; lemon lilies, 30c doz.



All rooted and delivered. Mrs. j-

Effie Ralston, Ella Gap.

All cols. Mt. Azaleas, Mt. Lau-
rel, 45c doz.; white pine, maple,
sweetgum. 75c doz.: jonquils, dbl.
and single, 80c C; purple Iris,
pink Phlox, 30c doz.; Bleeding
Heart, 30c bunch; Bridal Wreath
20c ea. postpaid. Mrs. T. M. Lock,
Ellijay, Rt. 2. :

100 Arborvitaes, 16-20 in. high.
rooted 4 for $1; 9 for $2 post-
paid in Ga. Send post office
money order. Homer Craig, Lov-
ing.

White pine, crabapple, pussy
willw, redbud, oxalis, yellow. red
and pink. dogwood Rhododen-
dron. Mtn. Laurel 3 ft. $1 doz.
Postpaid. Miss Hazel Wilson,
Morganton.

No. 1 Picardy Gladioli (the
worlds best pink Gladioli) large
bulbs, new crop, 3 doz. for $1
postpaid. Mrs, C. H. Dellinger,
Calhoun.

Mtn. Laurel, Rhododendron,
pink, red, yellow dogwood 3 col.
Azaleas, red bud, Coral berry, red
Japonica -pink Cherokee rose,
white pine, holly bush, 3 ft. high,
well rooted, $1 doz. postpaid. Mrs.
Boon Wilson, Morganton:

2 Yr. Forsythia, 35c ea. 3 for
$1; 2 yr. Anthony Waterer Spi-
rea, same price; pansies, giant
mixed, 25 doz. $2 C; Queen
Anns Lace 45c doz. $1 C. Mrs.
L. A. Barry, Cordele, Rt. A.

Pink running roses, purple li-
lac, pink Crepe Myrtle, rooted 15c
ea.; Pink Hibiscus, 20c: pink
snake cactus, 10c ea.; blue hya-
cinths 35c doz. white Miller
plant, 10 doz., yellow Easter rose.
rooted, 20c; variegated Gladioli
bulbs 3 for 10c. Mattie Duran,
Cumming, Rt.'1. :

Red bud, 5 for 30c; red dog-
wood, 6 for 30c; blue Iris 25c
doz.; Myrtle vine. 15c doz.; white
pines 3 for 25c; Mtn. Laurel, Mtn.

yIvy, 3 for 25c. Postpaid. Earl De-

hart, Mineral Bluff.

Boxwood, 4-6 in. dwarf and
tree, $3 C, $5 per 2 C; 3 yr wa-
tesm<Jon red and white Crepe
Myrties $3 doz. 40c ea., all del.
Maude Hamby, Greenville.



crabappie, |



_| Grace Pitts, Rt.

Monday, 4 anuary



Farmers Golden 7

If the clouds be full of
they empty themselves
the earth. He that obse
the wind, shall not sow;
he that regardeth the cl
shall not reap. os

In the morning so
Seed, and in the evening
nold not thy handFrom
Chapter of Ecclesiastes







FLOWERS AND S|



_ Nandinas, 50 doz., $4
lias, Ligustrums, 50c doz.;
$1_ doz; 1000 Cherry 1,
$7.50; native Spiderwort.
. Lois Woodruff, Greenyj]

Giant Blue Iris, $1 C
25c ea., or 5 for $1; Gi
hocks, 40 doz.; lemon
C; purple violets, 25 doz.
rots Feather, 6 bunches 25
W. H. Hughey, Fairmo
Box 159. :

Well rooted English dw.
woods, $2.50 C; small 1 yr.
lias, 75 doz.; Nandinas, :
Kerrias, English dogwood,
ry Laurels, $1 doz. Blanch
ruff, Greenville.

Dif. Crepe M rtles,
dbl. white Basier rae Be 2
ea. $2 doz.; waxleaf Abel
ea. $2 doz.; old English
boxwood, rooted, $1 doz.
Gardenias, $1 ea. Mrs. B_
inson, Greenville,

Snapdragons, Stocks,
Carnations, Verbena Swee
liam, Dianthus, Calendula,
Larkspur, pink and mi
Imp. Shasta daisies, Phio
oo er ae pansies, le eg
ia, 0z. Mrs. illie
Wadley.

Paper white Narcissi, 5
yellow daffodils, 60c C; als
tender green okra seed 10c
ful, add postage. Mrs.
Ballenger, Temple Rt. 2. _

Royal Poinciana seed. 1
pkg. postage 3c; orang
blooms twice in summer. h
P. Jones, Gordon.

Snowdrop, yellow Jo
white Narcissi, spotted day
Calif. violets, ferns, p
white Arbutus, $1 C; spruce:
lock, dogwood, Azaleas
Laurel, Rhododendrons, Cy
Japonicas, Jan. Jasmine
rooted. Jean. Penland, Elli

_Rhododendrons, Mtn.
pink Cherokee roses, Azal
dogwood. redbud, Co
Crabapple, Pussy Willow
pine, Hemlock, purple Bi
Tulip | poplars, rooted,.
doz., jonquils, Narcissi,
$1.00 C. Gladys Robinson
al Bluff. :

Wine, purple, lavendar,
cream, blue, variegated
iris, 40 dozen; pink spir
lia, pink and white weigeli
25; purple lilac, bridal
golden bell, oak hydrange:
sythia, 6 for 25c. Mrs. He:
fer, Rt.-3; Ellijay. =
Double Japonicas, well
50 each; dogwood 4 f
weeping Mary, 25c each:
dils and iris, 40c dozen
ta Barrett, Rt. 3, Ellij

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81

dozen;
geraniums, $1.00 doze
monthly roses, 50e each
C. Keener, Rt. 3, Ellijay
Cannas-Eureka, City Px
Rosea Gigantea, Apricot
Humbert, yellow Humbe
$1.50 per C, $12.00 per
spider or Guernsey lilie
per C; Milk and wine lil
dozen. Mrs. J. E. Harrell,
Quitman. :
Sweet Williams, haray
pink hardy sweetpeas, pink
roses, butter and eggs
verbenas, pink thrift, pu
ter and orange day lilie
and white violets, foxglov
dozen. Mrs. R. M. Hollow:
1, Box 35, Dahlonega. _

_ Extra choice gladiolus
ing size) mixed 20 kin

| doz, 5 dozen, $1.00; Picard

35 dozen, 3 dozen $1.00,
$15.00 M. Add postage
under 50c. Stamps in
dition accevted. Hatti
Young Harris. tees
Double mixed color
15c cupful, or 2 for 2
thrift, sweet Williams
Sweet pea, pink primros
ple Easter lilies, orange d
ies, hardy phlox, blue f
85c dozen. Mrs. Speer
Rt. 1, Box 35, Dahlonega.
Magnolia, tea olives. re
white dogwood, red
crepe myrtle, evergreen
brella china, wild yel
imine, ft... tee. Soft.
35 ea.; Exchg. for s
1, Dubh





Jeaf cannas with red
green leaf with yellow
15 each; Purple King
liow iris. golden glow, 25c
azaleas, 75c dozen. Add
to orders less than $1.00.
e M. Martin, Rt. 3, Elli-

y flowers for rock sard-
Hepatica, partridge-berry,
th violet, wintergreen (all
and: blossoming) and
rennials. All inquiries an-
Mrs. J. B. Hudgiis, Flow-
h.

4 Juniper, silver givbe ar-
es, 5 for $1.00; rhododen-
redbuds,

e, 3 ft., $1.00 dozen; pink

00 C. Sadie Wilson,

$3.00" C;
elon red, lavendar crepe
$2.00 dozen; Blooming
denias, 50c each; bridal
English dogwood, $1.50
Red Cydonica Japonicas,
A Mrs. C. M. Robinson,
lle.
red, yellow dogwoods, all
azaleas, rhododendrons,

white pine, redbuds,
jes, 3 ft., $1.00 dozen;
r arbor-vitaes, 5 for $1.00

tea olives, long

pine, wild yellow Jas-

d and white dog:vood,

and red crepe myrtle, sweet
vergreen oak, 1 ft., 10c,
5c, 4 ft..35c ea. Add post-
Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Rt, 1. Dub-

bapples, Mtn. laurels, Mt.
red and white dogwoods,
dodendrons, holly, pussy wil-
ss each; snowdrops, 20c
ange and blue iris 30c
trailing arbutus, 20c doz-
\dd postage. C. M. Roper,
pani
olives, magnolias, sweet
ergreen oak, holly, sweet

a large chrysanthemums,
varieties, assorted kinds
olors, 50c dozen, 3 dozen, $1;
dils, 20c dozen; amaryliis, 3
e: sardenias, 25c each. Weil
Mrs. W.-W. Taylor, Gor-

cannas City Portland
Hungarian pink, Madame
ink, Eureka white, Pres-
red, King Humbert. red
Jeaves, Armenia yellow.
> or $15.00 M. Mrs. J. R.
Cordele.
ihs coat (makes a very
tiful plant) resembles the
ut more beautiful. A new
, 25 seeds or more for 25
postage. No stamps or
Fannie Tompkins,

s Fannie Ford, 1018 E. South
1, College Park.

Cannasorange or pink, green
orange bronze leaf, 25c
red, pink or white ger-
10 and 25c rooted, cut-
5c; stiff caladiums, 10 and
Mrs. Jack Waters, Chats-

Se:

mip;

cana Halli Centurea, 25
for 25c and postage. iargest
t showy of centaurea. 5
color blue. Fine for

Mrs. David Jones,

weet Williams, hardy phiox,
oses, sweet peas, foxgloves,
r and eggs, mums, agera-
orange lilies, German iris,
and purple iris, 35 dozen;
and white jonquils, 75c per
iss L. M. White, Rt. 1, Dah-
es
ink Cherokee roses, Mtn. lau-
nododendrons, 3 colors aza-
3, pink, red, yellow dogwoois,
uds, coralberry, white pines,
ples, 3 ft. high 31.00 dozen
tpaid. Miss Edna Wilson,
rganton.
Rhododendrons, yellow and red
-woods, 3 colors azaleas, lau-
butterfly, coralberry, red-
-erabapples, Cherokee roses,
rooted, 3 ft. high, $1.00 doz-
ostpaid; 10 choice roses $1.00.

ple sprouts, sweet sdarubs,

i 65c dozen;

45c dozen;

all, pink almond, dbl. yel-

and red Japonicas, 20c each.

ostage. L. M. Evans, Rt. 4,
By 4.

japanese Japonicas, coralber-

-forsythia, jasmine, butterfly,

flowering almond, spirea,

rican Beauty rose, azaleas,

laurels, rhododendrons,

Mrs. J. H. Penland,



Striped, red and white, mixed

with dark purple, velvet, petunia

seed, frostproof bloom tili almost
Christmas, 10c package postpaid.
oe Eula Overby, Rt. 2, Gaines-
ville.

Magnolia, yellow Jasmine, tea
olive, greybeard, holly, red ma-
ple, evergreen; cedar, crabapple.
sweet bay, sweet myrtle, 1 ft.,
10c, 3 ft 25c, 4 ft. 35c. Add post-
age. Mrs. M. C. Connell, Rt. 2,
Toomsboro.

_ Magnolia, holly. sweet shrub,
sweet bay, tea olive, greybeard,
crabapple, yellow jasmine, oaks,
evergreens, pines, 1 ft 10c, 3 ft.
25c, 4 ft. 35 plus postage. Miss
Ivaline Watson, Rt. 2, Tooms-
boro. :

Balm of Gilead trees 4 for $1;
white lilac, bloomed 7 years $1;
white English dogwood, yellow
forsythia, flcyvering almond 59c
each plus postage. Mrs. Clara
Prinee, Rt. 1, Box 2, Demorest.

Mtn. laurels, sweet shrubs,
black and white pines, red and
white dogwood, pink rhododen-
drons, pink, red and yellow aza-
leas, crabapple sprouts, 3 ft. high
$1.00 dozen; exche. for white
sacks. Mrs. F. F. Roper, Mineral
Bluff.

Magnolia, tea olive, red and
yellow dogwood, red holly, yel-
low Jasmine, sweet shrubs, grey-
beard, red, yellow and pink hon-
eysuckles, 1 ft., 10c, 3 ft 25c, 4 ft.
35c. Add postage. Miss Rosie Lee
Colson, Rt. 2, Toomsboro. |

Red and white dogwoods, Mtn.
laurels, rhododendrons, crabap-
ples, black and white pines, aza-
leas, sweet shrubs, $1.00 dozen;
golden glow, blue iris, orange day
lilies, 30c dozen. Add postage. K.
M. Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Golden glow, blue iris, tiger li-
ies, 30c dozen; snowdrops, 20c
dozen; trailing arbutus, butter-
fly 15 dozen; rooted Junipers, 2
ft. high, 50c each; dogwoods, lau-
rels, rhododendrons, crabapples,
etc., $1.00 dozen. N. J. Roper,
Mineral Bluff.

Pink weigelias, pink and white
altheas, red Japonicas, purple Hi-
lacs, spireas, golden bells, rhodo-
dendrons, Mtn. ivy, sweet shrubs,
all well rooted, $1.00 dozen, del.
Miss Ruby Webb, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Red dahlias, 50e dozen; purple
iris, 50c per C; monthly roses wel!
rooted, 5 each; boxwoods, 1 ft.
high, 50c each; pink crepe myr-
tle, purple lilac, yellow and red
japonicas, peachtree roses, 10c
each. Ora Bell Moss, Rt. 2, Talk-
ing Rock.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,
crabapples, white pines, hollies,
pussy willows, sweet shrubs, 15c
each; snowdrops, 20c dozen; blue
iris, orange day lilies, golden-
glow, 30c dozen. Add postage.
Mrs. Ardie Roper, Mineral Bluff.

All colors dahlias, 50c dozen;
gladiolas, phlox, verbenas, thrift,
Humbert cannas, large mums,
June day lilies, blue iris, 30c doz-
en; spirea Van Houtten, purpie
lilac, $1.25 dozen. Postpaid. Mrs.
Nora B. Nix, Rt. 2, Alto.

Red hot poker, 25c clump or 5
for $1.00, orange day lilies, iris,
Shasta daisies. Mrs. E. J. MecCon-
nell, Rt. 1, Demorest.

Yellow and purple King Iris,

golden glow, 25c dozen: Mtn. lau-
rels, rhododendrons, mixed colors
azaleas, $1.00 dozen. Postage paid
on dollar orders or over. Estell
Duvall, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Trailing arbutus, evergreen ga~
lax 35c dozen; crabapple sprouts,
black and white pines, red and
white dogwoods, sweet shrubs,
pink,. red and yellow azaleas,
pink rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels
3 ft. high $1.00 dozen. E. D. Ab-
ercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

White and purple llacs, snow-
balls, dbl. pink almond, dbl. yel-
low and red Japonicas, red wei-
gelias, 20e each; all colors bloom-
ing size azaleas, 45c dozen; box-
woods 14-18 in. 25c each. Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Eller, Rt. 2, El-
lijay.

Pink rose*perennial phlox, blue
and Javendar iris, 20 dozen;-box-
woods, 14-16 in. 25c each; all
eolors azaleas, 40c dozen; dbl.
pink, almond, dbl. yellow and
red Japonicas, pink weigelias, 20c
each. Add postage. B. A. Shep-
herd, Rt. 4, Ellijay.

Red and white dogwoods, Mtn.
laurels, pink rhododendrons,
pink, red and yellow azaleas,
black and white pines, sweet
shrubs, crabapple sprouts, 3 ft.
high, $1.00 dozen; exchg-. for
sacks. W. G. Abercrombie, Miner-
al Bluff.

black and white pines, pink rho-
dodendrons, Mtn. laurels, sweet
shrubs, red and white dogwood,
all well rooted 3 ft. high $1.00
dozen. Exchg. for white feed
sacks, Mrs. J. H. Roper, Mineral



Bluff.

vellow Japonicas,

Pink, red and yellow azaleas,}



& din, 868 Cascade Ave., Attanta.

RS AND SEED

mo



Pink perennial sweet peas 10c
each; Shasta daisies, pink yarrow
10c bunch; gaillardia, ragged rob-
bin plants 10c dozen; pink, red
and purple verbenas 35c dozen.
Well rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
E. L. Rogers, Griffin.

Rhododendrons, laurels, white
pines, hemlocks, pink crabapple,
white dogwo6d, evergreen dog-
wood red flowers, 75c per dozen;
pink and white altheas, red. dbl.
20c each.
Exche. for sacks. Malinda Eller,
Rt. 2, Ellijay. :

Magnolia, tea olive, red dog-
wood, crepe myrtle, red holly,
yellow Jasmine, sweet shrub,
ereybeard, gall berry 1 ft 10c, 3
ft. 25c, 4 ft. 35c. Add postage.
Exchg. for sacks. Mrs. O. W. Col-
son, Rt. 2, Toomsboro. :

Perennial white candytuft 50c
per dozen; giant white daisy
plants, mixed color stocks 50c
dozen; Trimadeau pansy plants
60c per C. Add postage. Mrs. R.
J. Miller, RFD 2, Box 527, Au-
gusta.

Trish Junipers, 2-3 ft, 25
each; Chinese Arb. 18-26 in. 35
each: Pearl Buch, Weigelia pink
2-3 ft., 15c each; Forsythia 3-4
ft. 15c each: gardenias, 18-26 in.
25c each; Spirea Van Houtte 3-4
ft. $5.00 per C. Mrs. M. L. West-
brook, Bremen.

Red honeysuckle, jasmine,
spruce Pine, Indian arrowroot,
erepe myrtle, snowballs, spice-
wood, azaleas, 80c per dozen;
Snowdrop, narcissi, dbl. orange
lilies, 50c per C. Postpaid. Grace
Eaton, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Snapdragons, 40c dozen; pe-|

tunias, 15c dozen; perennial
phiox pink 50c dozen; blue sal-
via, dbl. mixed larkspurs, 25
dozen; ragged robins, 20c dozen;
cinnamon vine bulbiets, 3 for
10c. Mrs. R. W. Tanner, 207 Berk-
ley Dr., Macon.

Pink thrift 40 per C. Mrs Do-
ra McLendon, Hartsfield. :

Azaleas orange and red 6c
each; creeping myrtle vine 10c
dozen; red dogwoods 50c dozen;
white pine, sweet shrubs, 10c ea.;
also some dried fruit 12c a Ib. or
10 Ibs. $1.00. Delia Reeves, Young
Cane.

Abelia, azaleas all colors, fast}

growing boxwood, purple lilac,
rose pink hibiscus, weigelias,
snow balls, Min. laurels, rhodo-
dendrons, sweet shrubs, hemlock,
red spirea, 10c each, $1.00 doz-
en. Betty Joe Kimsey, Young
Harris.

3 different kinds roses 6 for}

50c; white Easter lilies, blue ll-
ies, 30c dozen; January jasmine
25e each; lilac, 40c each; fairy
lilies, 25c dozen; cannas 10c ea.
No orders less than 50c. Helen
Horseley, Rt. 2, Waco.

White April blooming narcis-
sus bulbs, 50c per C; large red
canna bulbs, 75c per C. All or-
ders amounting to $1.00 or more
delivered. Mrs. Joe W. Craft, Rt.
.3, Hartwell.

Red and yellow Japonicas 25c
each; Blue and pink iris 25c doz-
en; French roses 25c each; wild
honeysuckles 2 for 25c; orange
day lilies 30c dozen. Well rooted

plants. Mrs. Bertha Eller, Rt. 3,}

Ellijay.

Jonquils 60c per C; False Dra-
gons, 25c dozen. Add postage.
Mrs. G. Collins, Rt. 2, Cobbtown. .

Rhododendrons, all colors dog-
woods, azaleas, laurels, Cherokee
roses, red buds, white pine 3 ft.
high $1.00; Junipers, silver ar-
bor-vitaes, 5 for $1.00. Mrs. A.
L. Tempnill, Blue Ridge.

Red, yellow azaleas, 10c each;
Cherokee roses, $1.00 dozen; al-
theas, flowery peachirees,
each; pink trailing arbutus, 50c
dozen; boxwoods, arbor-vitaes 25c
each. Add postage. Mrs. Mae
Wright, Loving.

Bight nice boxwoods ranging in
size from 19 in. high 3 ft. cir.
to 4 ft. high and 16 ft. circum-
ference. Price reasonable. Mrs.
Rosalie Weaver, Quill.

Send 10c for best varieties of
beautiful marigoldsenough seed
for 2000 plants. Mrs. E. L. Todd,
Valdosta. :

Min. laurels, rhododendrons,
Mtn. azaleas, spruce pines and
other wild shrubbery and plants.
Write for prices on each or as
many aS you want. Any size. Mrs.
Mary Langley, Ellijay.

For rock and wild flower gar-
denshepatica, dog-tooth violets,
windflower, wintergreen, part-
ridge berry, wild phiox, large
purple aster and many other
shrubs and annuals. Write for in-
formation. Mrs. J. B. Hudgins,
Flowery Branch.

Gladiolus bulbs 25c per dozen.
Produce lovely flowers. D. W. Ni-
chols, Kingston.

Jane Cowl and Blue River
dahlia tubers. Will trade for
rooted boxwood or golden arbor-
vitae 6-8 in. high. H. W. Maul-

FOR SALE

'Coggin, Covington.

15c .



RS AND SEED
Laurels, white pines, dogwoods,

crabapples, sweet shrubs, 65c doz-
en; all colors azaleas, 40c dozen;

snowballs, dbl. yellow and red

Japonicas, pink and white al-
theas, 20c each: Add postage.
Linda Evans, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Boxwoods, 15-18 in. 25c each;
all colors all blooming size aza-
leas, 40c dozen; pink weigelias,
dbl. pink almonds, dbl. yellow
Japonicas, altheas, 20 each: blue
iris, perennial phlox, 20c dozen.
Add postage. Lora Shepherd, Rt.
2, Ellijay.

Dbl. yellow red Japonicas, pink
weigelias, snowballs, 20c each;
white pines, hemiocks, lauitels,
ivy 65c dozen; pink, rose red pe-
rennial phlox, 20c dozen; box-
woods, 15-18 in. 25c each. Add
postage. Martha Eller, Rt. 4, El-
lijay- :

Dbl. red cannas, white narcissi
45 per C; yellow narcissi, 30c
per C; 25 variegated gladiolas
15c; 5 large milk and wine lilies,
25c: 1 yellow, 1 red giant ama-
ryllis, 25c. Add postage. Mrs.
Marion Holland, Rt. 2, Meigs.

White lilac, 2 ft. high 10c each
postpaid on two or more; wiste-
ria vines 8 to 10 ft. 25c each;
pomegranates 5 ft- 25c; wild yel-
low jasmine 25 each. Mrs. E. R.

\

Azaleas, white and red dog-
wood, redbuds, rhododendrons,
mt. laurel, white pines, red ma-
ple, holly crabapple, 3 for 25c;
white jonquils, 63c C; evergreen
galax, trailing arbutus, 20e doz.

| Mrs. Susie Wilson, Mineral Bluff.

Rhododendrons, Mimosa, hem-
lock, ivy, spruce, azaleas, Mtn.
laurel, silver maple, scotch
broom, dogwood, cedars, others.
Wet moss packed. Gordon Hun-
nicutt, Tallulah Falls.

Four beautiful Cape Jasmine

or gardenia bushes, stay green

all winter, bloom early, size
about 6x8 feet. Will sell one or
all. Miss Pearl Knight, Frank-
lin,

Prize. winning chrysanthe-
mums, Many varieties 30c dozen,
4 dozen $1.00 labeled; 6 dozen un-
Yabeled $1.00; single red dah-
lias, perennial . sunflowers 30c
dozen. Postpaid. Mrs. H. G.
Woods, Donalsonville, Rt. 3.

~ One boxwood tree 5 ft. spread
and 15 ft. tall for sale. Make best
offer; also old time white star
Jasmine vines 25c each. Miss
Elizabeth Milner, RFD 1, Box 92,
Concord.

Butterfly
Cormarium) 25 each, $2.00 per
dozen postpaid, $10.00 per C by
express collect; double narcissus
$1.00 for 50; paper white narcis-
sus $1.00 per C. Add postage on
narcissus. Mrs. G- R. Thigpen,
St. Marys. =
' Camellia Japonicas, all colors,
Javendar azaleas, Pyracantha,
Pittosporum. green, variegated.
gardenias, Viburnums, Photinia
Glabra, Banana Shrubs, Tea Ol-
ives, Holly Burfordi, Cornuta,
any 2 for $1.15. Mrs. J. A. Grii-
fin, Cordele.

Olympia daffodils, dbl. orange
Phoenix daffodils, April bloom-
ing narcissus, Siberian _ lilies,
mixed iris 85c per C, 200 for
$1.60. Mrs. Christine McLeod, Rt.
2, Box 166, College Park.

Daffodils, April blooming nar-
cissus, mixed iris, Siberian lil-
ies, orange lilies, 200 for $1.00;
mixed cannas $1.00 per C_post-
paid. Mrs. Dick Powell, Rt. 2,
College Park.

3 or 4 dbl. red Japonicas, $50
each, buyer to dig and name
them, 7 ft. hizh, 4 ft. 10 in

spread. Nannie Morrison, Rt. 2,

Barney.
Giant Pansy plants, $1.00 per
C postpaid. J. A. Ward, Cordele.
Dbl. dahlia bulbs, 3 colors of
red and purple mixed 25c dozen,
5 dozen $1.00 plus postage; will

lilies (Hedychium

exchg. for potato, cabbage or,

onion plants. Write first; also
poppy seed 5c tablespoon and
postage. Mrs. George M. Foster,
Rt. 4, Carrollton.

Semi-dbl. pink, med. large ca-
mellia Japonicas, rooted cuttings
3 for $1.00 del.; wax ligustrum,
gardenia, pittosporum, abelias,
roses. 8-18 in. 3 for $1.00. Mrs.
John . Clark, Jacksonville.

Limited supply of extra fine

Rhododendrons, Mtn.
red, pink and yellow dogwoods,
redbuds, coralberry, pink Chero-
kee roses, white pines, holly bush,
3 ft. high, $1.00 dozen. Postpaid.
Lucile Wilson, Morganton.
gladiola bulbsimported30-40-
60 and 70c per dozen, about 12
colors. Send cash with order.
They are going fast. With each
$1.00 order will give 25c poppy
seed. C. G. Garrett, Bremen.

Yellow and white jonquils,
long trumpet daffodils, dbl. but-
ter and eggs, $1.00 per C; blue
hyacinths, 50c for 25 bulbs; blue
spider lilies, $1.00 doz. Nora Mc-

| Curley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

jaurels,.



ERS wt
FO



40 iris or 75 paper white nar
cissus or 50 large gladiolas for
$1.00 or 100 blooming bulbs
$5.00 per M. Mrs. J. L.

Moultrie. _ : ee

All kinds, colors and var.
dahlia bulbs, $1.75 - $2.00 doz.
Japanese honeysuckle. ias,
March rose, 25c doz., $2.25 doz
Lavender bushes, $1.25 - $1.50
doz-; quince, firethorn, 50c-75c
ea. Other shrubbery. C. M-
Dwight, Atlanta, 1035 Capitol
Ave., Ma 3671. ;

White wisteria, rooted, 35c
butterfly bush, 10c ea. 5
cannas, 25c; pink crepe myrtles,
10c ea. Exc. any for 1 white tu-
lip short sacks, not washed.
Mrs. James Pearson, Coosa, Rt. 1,

Red dogwood, 6 for 2%; red-
buds, 5 for 25c; azalezZ 4 for
25c! mt. laurel and ivy. 3 for 25c;
blue iris lilies, 20c doz.; trailing
arbutus, evergreen galax, 15c

| doz. Postpaid. Mrs. Hattie De=

hart, Mineral Bluff. _ vee
White and yellow jonquils,
butter: and eggs, long trump2t
daffodils, $1.00 C; blue spider
lilies, blue feather hyacinths, $1
doz= Cecil! MicCurley, Hartavell,
Rt. 2.
Big dbl. dahlia tubers. all col-
ors, 30c doz.; some shrubbery, 1
yr.. old, 40e doz.. Mrs. V. D.
Hartsfield, Roswell, Rt. 1
Spruce and white pines, holly,
mt. ivy, rhododendrons, laurel,
Altheas, crabapple, $1.00 doz.;

/Eng. dogwood, jaPonicas, 15c ea,

All col. azaleas, 35e doz.; sweet
shrubs, 20 doz.; perennial phiox,
25e doz.; cannas, 3 fr 25c. Add
postage. Mrs. W. F. Bailey, Ell
jay; RE 2. ie
Baby breath, red and dbl.
white spirea. red, pink, purple
crepe myrtle, dbl., single althea,
butterfly bush, cherry laurels, red
holly, magnolia, 15c ea. Exchange
for garden seed. Mrs. Wavy A.
Lewis, Toomsboro. ry Os mae
Red dogwood, birds eye, whi
pine, 15e ea.; azaleas. arbor v
tae, boxwoods, althea lilies, 15
ea. All well rooted. Add postage.
Albert Abercrombie, Loving.
Arbor vitae, cedar bushes, aza-
leas, althea lilies, 15c ea.; red
dogwood, white and spruce pines,
10c.ea. All well rooted. Add t<
age, Mirs. Reba Davenport, Va
ing. Rees
Red and white dogwoods, mt.
laurel, rhododendrons, white
Pines, sweet shrubs, pussy wil-
low, pink, red, yellow azaleas, 2
to 3 ft. high, well rooted, $1.00
doz. Exehange for white feed
sacks. Add postage. E. G. Picket-
simer, Morganton, Rt. 1. ee
All colors azaleas, 35 doz.;
spruce and white pines, laurels,
crabapples, $1.00 doz.; Eng dog-
wood, althea, blooming almond
10c ea.; perennial phlox, 20 doz.;
jonquils and daffodils, 15c doz.;
Well rooted. Packed in moss. Add
postage. Eugene Bailey. Rt. 2,
Ellijay. Ves
Arbor vitae seed, calpoto tree
seed, large size gourd seed, 10
doz.; 10 arbor vitae plants, 2
high, $2.00 ea.; old fashion cock:
comb, 10 start. Mrs. H. C. Mar.
tin, White Oak.. e
Camphor trees, 10 to 25c ea.:_
$1.00 to $2.00 doz.; large spirea,
hydrangea, 25 to 50c ea.;
lump nandina, $2.00; large nigh
blooming cereus. 4 ft., $1.00; be-_
gonia, 25 to 50c ea.; geraniums
and begonias, 25c ea. Mrs. J. L.
Bush, Rt. 3, Box 34, Tifton.
Populus Simonii, China, popu-
lus generosa, England, populus
betufolia, Spain, and Balm of.
Gilead, 2 to 3 ft., 35 ea; 4 for
$1.00; 20 yr. old boxwoods, $50.00.
James Hobson, Jasper. :
_ Large dahlia tubers, 25 doz.;
iris lilies, 15 doz. Add postage.
Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Alto, Rt. 1.
Swamp dogwood, 15c ea.; holly,
white and spruce pines, mt. lau-
rel, rhododendrons, 75e doz.;
mixed colors, blooming size aza-
leas, 50c doz.; crabapples, 40c
doz. Add postage. Jannie Charles,
Ellijay, Rt. =
. Large mixed hollyhock plants,
25 doz. del in Ga. Will C. Smith,
Roy. : =
Spruce. white pines, red, white
dogwood, azaleas, redbud, holly,
crabapple, mt. laurel, rhododen:
drons, Eng. dogwood, 3 ft., $1.00
doz.; orange day lilies, jonquils,
evergreen galax, arbutus, mbt.
fern, $1.00 C. Lucile Dickey, Blue
Ridge. os
Swiss and winter giant pansy
plants, $1.25 C; Eng. daisy, fox-
gloves, 25c doz.; pink thrift. 500
C. All large stocky plants. Mrs.
T. C. Bee, Newnan, Rt- 3.
Red Bud, 4 for 25c, red dog-
wood, 5 for 25c, Azaleas, 3 for
25c, blue Iris, 25c per doz.. Mtn.
Laurel, Min. ivy, 2 for 25, ali
Bost Edna Dehart, Mineral

Yellow Jonquils, buttercup
not separated, 50c C, $3 M: Mr,
Winona Echols, Philomatl



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

- Japanese bamboo, 25 nice roots
: _ Donte Spider lily _ bulbs,
blooming size, 5 for 25c; red Spi-
der, 6 for 25c, all prepaid. Mrs.
Maude Brooks. Arlington. RFD.
Pink thrift, 300 plants, $1; 10c
per doz; small Nandinas, 2 for
5c, add 8c postage on the above;
flower seed, 6 pkgs. 25c. Mrs.
J. T. Patillo, LaGrange, Rt. 4,
Box 79. :
Mixed cols. perennial or hardy
phlox; mums, lilies, bluegrass,
thrift. New Years vine, March
lowers, 24 for 25c; mix. Cols.
Dahlias, 50c doz. Add postage.
(Mrs. Lona Blackwell, Dahlonega,

<A
d Sie 5
Alfred daffodi eC;
jis, with white centers, 5c bulb;
white, yellow button mums, le-
mon verbena, 25c doz.; cannas,
orange, red, 20c doz. Add postage.

Mildred Conner, Buchanan, Rt.}

| Japonicas, white lilies, 2
ror 25c; cedars, 2 fer $1; ground
tyra, 30c doz.; purple Iris, 25
loti; Pink, red and white roses,

fur 25c; peach tree roses, 3 for
30c, add postage. Mrs. Louise Da-
vis, Ellijay, Rt. 3. : ;
Pink and blue Hydrangeas, red
id pink Amarylis, milk and
ne lily bulbs, Arborvitaes, dbl.
rose Altheas, crimson and Baby
Breath Spirea. Ligustrums, 25c
ea. Leopia plants, 25c doz. ferns
and geraniums, 15c ea- Mrs. W.
Huff, Milledgeville, Rt. 2.
Purple Iris, white Narcissi,
ange day lilies, 75ceper C; blue
day lilies. pink hardy phlox, but-
er cups, Butter and Eggs, Fox-
love, goldenglow, 15c per doz., 2
5c, red Japonicas, white Spi-
, goldenbell, pink Almond,
and white Altheas, purple
Wisteria 10c ea. all cols. Azaleas,
Oc doz. Mrs. Will James, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3.
Mtn. Laurel, red dogwood, Ivy,
oneysuckle, white pine, maple,
re ea.; lilacs, 25c; peach rose;
Bridal Wreath, 20c ea-; bronze
day lilies, Star of Bethlehem, 15c
ioz.; evergreen Galax, Trailing
Arbutus, 20c oz. Gertrude Roper,

ellow and red dahlias, 50c
oz. bulbs. Add postage. Miss
ry Rahn, Rincon, Rt, 1, Box

1000 purple iris bulbs, 75 C;
arf boxwoods. 50 plants, 2 yrs.
well rooted, 4-7 in. high,
for 25c; 12 crepe myrtle,

-3 ft., 10c to 25 ea., root-

2 junipers, 2-8 ft... 25 to

| ea, J. E. Gilstrap, Alto. Rt.

0. ibs. slash pine seed, for
. T. M. Clark, Camilla, Rt. 4,
140,

10 per 100 or exc. for 12 white
s, 100 lb. cap., also 4 arbor-

Red and white dogwood, Mtn.
uurel, sweet shrubs, pink -rhodo-
ndrons, pink, red, yellow aza-
black and white pines, crab
pple, maple, $1.00 doz. Exc. for
white feed sacks. Add postage.
Mrs. I. E. Barnes, Mineral Bluff.
ed and white dogwood, Mtn.
rels, sweet shrubs, pink, red,
Ww azaleas, black and white
erabapple, $1.00 doz.; trail-
e arbutus, evergreen galax, 35c
doz. Add postge. Bell Roper,
Mineral Bluff.
13 boxwoods rooted. $5.00. Mrs.
eo Waters, Marietta, Rt, 2.

The President, Magnolia
udia trees, 3-5 ft., wild hon-
suckle, pink and red _ color,
sweet shrub bushes, white dog-
L. H. Cousins, Greenville.

3 yr. old lillium lily bulbs. large
impet shaped, white blooms,
o 20 on stem, 20c bulb. Mrs.
Sosebee, Cleveland, Rt. 1.
Gladioli bulbs, picardy, large
pink, Mammoth white, Com-
muander Koehl. 35 doz., $2.00 C;
, $1.00 C; Break ODay, ear-
pink, 25c doz. $1.50 C. Others.
-G, Peterson, Trenton.
Blue Spider lilies, $1 doz., But-
ter and Eggs; yellow and white
uils, Long Trumpet daffodils,
C.; Missionary strawberry
plant, $1.25 5 C; or $2 M. Miss
attie McCurley, Hartwell, Rt.

. Spotied Ligustrum, well root-

Oc a.; 3 pink Oleanders, well

, same price: yellow Jas-

Summer = blooming Lilacs,

a.; Spirea Thumbergea, 25c

d 50c. well rooted, stamps not

pted, please add postage.
s. J. C. Laye, Parrott.

arf boxwood. rooted, 50c ea.

or $1; large red and yeliow
Ss, pink Gladioli, white nar-
1, garlic, 25 doz. plus post-
, dames W. Lynch, Alto, Rt.



| FLOWERS AND SEED

FOR SALE

Spruce, white Pine, red and
white dogwood, Azaleas, red bud,
holly, crabapple, Mtn. Laurel,
Rhododendron, English dogwood,
3 ft. $1 doz.; orange day lilies.
Jonquils, Evergreen Galax, Mtn,
fern, Arbutus, $1 C. Mary Dickey,
Morganton. :

Large size yellow Emperor and
dbl. Phoenix yellow daffodils,
deep blue Iris, 25c doz.; white
Bridal Wreath, watermelon red
crepe Myrtle, broadleaf ever-
green, yellow Jasmine, 10c ea.,
packed to keep from freezing,
add postage. Mrs. C. B. Robin-
son, Bowdon, Rt. 2. -





FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED

Want rose (sweet) sweetgum,
geraniums, trailing arbutus, ev-
ergreen galax. giladioli, white
cannas. Exc. dbl. and single Ti-
ger lilies, tuberoses, blue Roman
hyacinths. Mrs. J. B. Brannan,
McDonough.

Want large quantity boxwood,
div. var.. including Dwarf. 5 in.
cuttings. State what you have
and price per M. Mrs. John E.
Cramer, Chamblee, Peachtree-
Dunwoody Rd. :
_Exc. milk and wine and spider
lilies for dahlia and gladioli
bulbs; give 2 of mine for 1 of
dahlia and 1 of gladioli, the real
large varieties. Dont want small
ones. Mrs. W. B. Hester, Blake-
ly, Rt. 3.

Want 4 nandinas, 3 spruce
pines, 4 ft. high, well shaped; al-
so abelias, Mitn. laurels, rhodo-
dendrons, azaleas. Exc. for same.
Mrs. Ernest Thomas, Loganville,
Rt. 3. :

Want some violet leaves, round
var., shade dried. Pay 50c Tb. for
5 lbs. del. Write first. Alice
Stokes, Jasper, Rt. 3.

Want good seed of common



wild cedar. Quote best price per

gal. or bushel. Mrs. R. E. Hen-
-derson. Columious, 3562 First Ave.

Want buy few -Holly trees,
which will bear fruit when they
reach sufficient age. Quote prices
to: J. W. Gilmer, Savannah, Rt.
Oa ;

Want 1 sweet shrub, 1 sweet
pomegranate, 1 sour pomegran-

/ate,.1 holly with red berries, 2

yellow dogwood, 2 pink dogwood,
2 white pine trees, del. State
price, etc. R. C. McCollum, Al-
bany. ;



SEED FOR SALE

15 Ts garden pea seed, known
as worlds champion heavy fruit-
er, Wilkerson bunch variety, 25c
Ib. postpaid. Mrs. T. T. Holloway,
Cobbtown, Rt. 1. oe

Southern collard. seed, 5 lbs.,



$1.00 prepaid; $15.00 per C lbs.

not prepaid. Exchange 10 Ib. lots

for English peas. Malvin Collins,

6 Ibs. Cuban Queen watermel-
on seed; 85c Ib.;-6 lbs. pure Tom
Watson seed, 75c Ib. del. Bruce
Andrews, Haddock, RFD.

Old fashioned white multiply-
ing onions, miild flavor, 45c gal.;
large Mammoth sunflower seed,
25c qt.; 75c gal. del. in 3rd zone.

_Mrs. C. T. Hunt, Flowery Branch,

Rt. 1.

20: bu. 1040 grown pure seed
chufas, hand picked and cleaned,
nO obnoxious grass or nut seed,
$1.25 pk.; $4.00 bu. fob Midville
or Statesboro; 200 bu. 1940 slip
shuck corn, 75c bu. at my farm.
G. M. Smith, Midville, Rt. 2.

White multiplying nest onions,
fine shape, 25 libs., $1.50; 50 Ibs.,
$2.75; 100 Ibs., $5.00 fob. Cash.
No checks. J. J. Hendrix, Clark-
ston.

100 to 125 bu. chufas sed,
good grade, $3.75 bu-; $3.50 in 2
bu. lots or more. Orders cash.
Theo McKinnon, Douglas, Rt. 3.

About 30 Ibs. old time cutshort
cornfield bean seed, grown last
year; Half Runner Gordon bean
seed, old time striped, grown last
year, 20c pt. Add postage. Mrs.
V. D. Hartsfield, Roswell, Rt. 1.

1939 old time broad leaf tobac-
co seed; 10 spoonful; 50c oz.; $3
oe J. O. Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt.

Calif. multiplying beer seed, 10
start. Add 8c postage. Mrs. Sal-
lie Floyd, Rockmart, Rt- 2.

Valentine and giant stringless
sreenpod tender beans, 20c tea-
cupful; muskmelons. citron, ku-
shaw, pumpkins, mixed dbl. pop-
py seed, 5c thlsp. Add postage
Exchange for seed, plants, or
shrubbery. Mrs. Clyde Williams,
Cumming, Rt. 4.

Clean white nest multiplying
onions, 50c gal. del. Cash or M.
O. No stamps. Mrs. Grace B.
Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2._ :

|Exchange for white feed sacks.

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SEED FOR SALE _



1939 clean cattail millet seed,
100 Ibs., $5.00. Write for prices
on larger lots. T. J. Byrd, Brox-
ton.

Large curled mustard seed, 20c
1b.; 6 Ibs., $1-00; grape plants,
$1.00 to $3.00 doz.; muscadine
and scuppernongs, $2.00 to $4.00
doz. Some larger plants bore
fruit this year. L. E. Harrison,
Dublin, Rt. 6.

- White burly tobacco seed and
Bull Faced tobacco seed, 25 02Z.;
$2.50 Ib. F. L. Sellers, Cornelia,
Rt

Imp. bunch long green okra
seed, prolific and bears until
frost, 20c 1b.; 10 to 25 Ib. lots,
15c 1b; 100 Ib. lots, 12%c Ib.
Postage extra. E. L. Todd. Val-

>

dosta.

Running okra seed, 10c lb.; 1
pod plant enough for average
family; garlic bulbs, 15 doz.
Mrs. C. H. Franklin, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 3, Box 58. S

Mammoth Russian sunflower
seed, 90c gal.; red shallot onion
buttons, 35c gal. Postaid. Leawel
la Elliott, Lavonia, Ri. 1. tes

White multiplying onions, 40c
gal.; speckled bunch butterbeans,
15c 1b.; 6 wks. crowder peas, 10c
lb. Add postage. No stamps. Mrs.
C. R. Smith. Buford, Rt. 1.

Imp. bunch Jong green okra
seed (very early, amazingly pro-
jific, bears until frost, 20c 1b.;
calycanthus bushes, 5 for $1.00.

Gerald Myers, Rt. 2; Hartwell.

_ Gold Dollar tobacco seed, $4.50
Yb-; 10 lbs., $40.00. J. H. Day,
Toomsboro, =

White Burley tobacco seed, al-
so bull face tobacco seed, 25c
ounce, or $2.50 Ib. Floyd Sellers,
Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Hand-shelled peanuts, collard
and Big Stem mustard seed for
sale or will exc. for Rhubard (pie
plant) unrooted. dbl. Althea cut-
tings, dbl. Oleanders, rooted and
Chinese Hybiscus (pot kind).
Mrs.. Frank Bennett. Coffee.

Little white nest onions, 50c
gal. Mrs. Willie Laster, Fairburn,
Reek

Triple L tomato seed (grows
to 20 ft-, 3 bu. ripe to vine, bears
until frost; 2-3 vines sufficient
ordinary family) 100 seed, 25c
del. Will C. Smith, Roy.

4 Bu. extra good white velvet
okra seed, 15c per Ib. del. in
Ga. G. M. Williams. Conyers. Rt.
3:

50 Ibs. select Pimiento pepper
seed, 50c Ib. O. C. Perdue, Yates-
ville, Sn

Bur clover seed, 75c measured
bu. sieved, with dirt to inoculate.
H. C, Reid, Hogansville,

Tender green pod Half Runner
bean seed, 30c Ib. Add postage.
Mrs. B. B. Holt, Eastman, Rt. 1.
. Stone Mitn. watermelon seed,
35c Ib, 3 Ibs.. $1.00; No. 1 Ga.
Runner peanut seed, 4%c Ib.
FOB. Floyd Sargent, Cordele, Rt.
B i ;

Extra early white, tender gar-
den bean seed, also striped half
runner bean seed, 35c pt. post-
paid; white multiplying onions,
40c gal. postpaid. Mrs. Ethel Ov-
erby, Oakwood.

-Hi-Gar seeds, 34%4c Ib. Fine
feed for horses, cattle hogs and
pe ie J. B. Brown. Calhoun,

ae



PLANTS FOR SALE



Red Gold sugar saver straw-
berry, sage plants, asparagus
crowns and everbearing black-
berry plants, ea., 50c doz.; Mtn.
laurel, red thorniess raspberry,
Aes .- Mrs. W. B. Allan, Alto,

Giant New Gem (a real ever-
bearing strawberry) picked 5 gal.
Dec. 15th and plants were full
of blooms, green and large ripe
berries) plants, 75c.C; 250 for
$1.50. C. A. Dobbs, Gainesville,
Box 23.

EH. J., Chas W. frost proof cab-
bage plants, 500, 55c: 85. M.
postpaid; white Bermuda onion
plants, same price; cabbage
plants by express. 55 M. R.
Chanclor, Pitts. =

Strawberry plants, 15c C; okra
seed, 20c cupful. Add postage.
ge Cochran, Talking Rock,

Lady T., and Red Gold straw-
berry Plants, 35 C; $1.50 M;
Mastodon everbearine, 30c C; $2
M; garlic bulbs, $1.00 doz.; tan-
sy, ground ivy, 25 doz. bunches
del. in Ist and 2nd zones. Mary
ne Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box

_ Peach trees, state insp., lead-
ing var., $35.00 M: $4.00 C; $1.00
doz:; apricots. plums, $75.00 M;
$8.00 ; $2.00 doz., grape vines,
$45.00 M; $6.00 C; $1.00 doz. Mrs.



| EB. B. Travis, Riverdale. Bae



PLANTS FOR SALE



Boysenberries, $1.00 doz.; $1.75
for 25; $3.00 for 50; $5.00 C;
youngberries, 75c doz-; $1.35 for
25; $3.00 C. No order less than
$1.00. Mrs. George Haskell, Rt.
4, Macon.

Everbearing strawberry plants
and garlic bulbs for sale. Cheap.
Mrs. L. H. Coe, Eastanollee.

Kudzu plants, selected and well
packed, $5.00 M. Large orders
filled. Mrs. E. H. Norman, Hart-
well, Rt. 3.

Klondike everbearing straw-
berry plants, 20c C. Prompt del.
Postpaid.. Exchange for white
feed sacks. 100 plants for 2 sacks.
Mrs. Emory Grindle, Cleveland,
Rt. 2.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
25c C; 500, $1.00; purple rasp-
berries, 6 for 25c; garlic bulbs,
25c for 6; yellow jonquils, 50c C;
Faster lilies, 25, 50c. N. A. White,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 37.

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cab-
bage plants; collard plants, 20c
C: 300, 40c; $1.00 M del.; 5 M,
$4.00 col. Lee Crow, Gainesville,
Rt. 2.

Frostproof Wakefield and Co-
penhagen Market cabbage plants,
500, 45c; 75c M; $1.75, 3000; $2.50,
5000. Quality, count, promptness
guar. B. J. Head, Alma.

Lady T. strawberry plants, $1
M del.; 5 M and more 90c M.
Mrs. M. B. Scroges, Alto.

St. Regis everbearing red rasp-
berries, strong roots, 50c doz.;
$3.50 C; 8 var. grapes, earliest to
Jatest, labeled, 50c; Chinese Mag-
nolias, bush or tree, 3 ft. up, 50c
to $1.50. Arthur. Jones, 15 Scre-
ven Ave., N. E., Atlanta.

Giant Boysenbrry and New
Nectarberry plants for sale.
Write for information and price.
Thomas E. Hiscock, Rt. 5, Quit-
man.

E. J. and Charleston cabbage
plants; White Wax and Bermuda
onion plants, 500, 50c; 75c M.
Postpaid. Special price on larger
lots. I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt.
1.

Kudzu crowns, selected No. 1,
moss packed, $6.00 M;. 75c C;
spruce pines, 4 to 5 ft., 50c ea.
Yonge Walker, Toccoa, Rt. 3.

Biakemore strawberry plants,
30c C; $2.00 M; E. J. and C. W.
cabbage, Succession, 15c C; $1.00
M; Iceburg lettuce, onion plants,
10c C; 85c M; giant pansy plants
15e doz. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham,
Guyton.

_Everbearing strawberry plants,
25 C: $2.00 M; okra seed, 25c
Ib.; 15 cupful; also striped half
runner bean seed, 20c cupful. No
checks. Prompt shipment. Mrs.

/

Tate Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Klondike and Lady T. straw-
berry plants, 30c C; $1.00 per 500;
$1.75 M del. Nice young plants.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. Belle
Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Klondike strawberry _ plants,
500, 75c; $1.50 M; Lady T-., 90c C:
500, $2.00. Young plants, Full
count. Lisbon Allen, Gainesville,
Rt. 2, Box 109. r=

Kudzu crowns, 2 yrs. old and
older, $6.50 M fob. B. Watson,
Hamilton. . Se

E. J. and C. W. cabbage plants,
500, 50c; 90c M; Klondike straw-
berry plants, $1.25 M; Mareglobe
tomato seed, $1.10 lb.; new stone,
70c Ib. del. W. O. Waldrip, Flow-
ery -Braneh, <-<*;

Large, fresh, extra early J. and
Chas. W., Copenhagen cabbage
Plants, 500, 40c; 75c M. del. post-
paid; 5 M. $2.50 Exp. Bermuda
onions, same price. Sat. guar. F.
F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Kudzu crowns, well rooted, 65c
C.. $5.00 M. Sat. guar. Jas. M.
Murphy, Winder.

Klondike strawberry plants,
25 C; 80c, 500; $1.50 M. del.
Young plants. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Ara Waldrip, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

Strawberry plants, Lady T. and
Everbearing, 30c C; $2.00 M;
Klondike, 25 C. 85c, 500; $1.50
M. Postpaid. Now ready. Royce
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Boysenberry plants, 12 for $1;
30 for $2.00; $6.00 C... prepaid in
Ga. J. S. Douglas, Douglas, 1012
Wiard St.

Jung wonderbearer and Pre-
mier early strawberry and red
thornless raspberry; and white
Iecburg blackberry, 50c doz.;
white nest and red multiplying
anions, 30 gal. prepaid. Mrs.
John B. Nix, Alto.

Very early and large straw-
berry plants, del. promptly at
15 C. Cash. Exc. for good, white
feed sacks. Mrs. C. W. Owen,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

1 and 2 yr. old Himalaya black
berry plants, 30c C; 60c, 250;
-1.25, 500; $2.50 M; 5-10 M, $2.00
M, dei.; or 500 for $1.00 and $1.75
M. not del. Exc. some for peas
and bunch velvet bean seed. R.

E. Keith, Gainesville. Rt. 5,

Thousands of Lucretia
dorado blackberry plants
$5.00 M; large, sweet vai
apple, 25c ea., $2-00 doz,
L. Robinson, Greenville

Extra early strawberry p
excellent. quality, rich colo
highly resistant to frost, 25
500, 90c; $1.50 M. Prompt
na Mattie Duran, Cun
Rt. 1. si

Cabbage and collard
20c C., 90 M; Everbeari
berry, 30c C; $1.75 M. All
Exc. for anything can us
Crow, Gainesville, Rt.



FOR SALE.



Genuine Whatleys
seed corn, $1.75 bu. sma
tities $1.60 bu. in 10 bu
all FOB Fort Valley. J
dan, Fort Valley. oe

Shelled corn, 10 bu. No.
bu. free of weevils, in sack
ey order only. C. A. Ha
Fitzgerald, Rt. 4. sae

8000 Bu. high-class sli
ear corn, above averag
grown last year, 80 bu.
farm at Piedmont on Sou
RR. 7 mi. from Barnesville

Fine seed corn, known
corn, 2-3 ears to stal
nubbed and. shelled, 75c
paid to 2nd zone; also ext
staple cottonseed, heavy
er, $3 bu. prepaid. J. S. -
Lawrenceville, Rt. 3.

Genuine Whatleys prolifi
corn, 10bu. lots up
smaller lots $1.75 per bu
here. J. B. Hunnicutt,
ley.

Mosleys prolific seed
field selected from stalks
ears and more, shucked,
lected and shelled, $1 pe
write for bu. prices. D. H.
Bowdon, Rt. 3. :

Good cleaned shelled po
$5 per 100 Ibs. FOB. J. A.
rell, Mitchell. 2

Whatleys pure prolific
corn, carefully selected, $2.
bu. cash with order. R.
Daniel, Chipley, Rt. 3.

South American Giant po
10c Ib. in 5 Ib. lots and u
del. Mrs. M. C. Mason,
son, N. C., Rt. 2, Box 129
dent of Georgia). ;



COTTONSEED for S



Stoneville 2 - B, reck
graded, 2nd yr. 2% +
treated, 90c per bu.; also
leys prolific seed corn, fie
lected, stalks having 2-7
75c per pk. half bu. $1
$2.50. W. H. Bolton, Griffin
. DPB cottonseed, Ist yr.
breeder, ginned on 1-variet
kept pure, staple 1 3/32 i
grading, $1 per bu. $60 per
Bob Sosby, Carnesyille. |
DPL, 11-A, ist. yr. from
er, kept pure at gin, 1 J
staple, 43% lint, 75c bu. FOB.
W. Williams} Bishop, Ri
Delta pineland cotton
resistant, big boll, easily
2 bales to acre, long staj
graded, 1 1/16 in. earliest
known, gin 42% Imt,
from breeder. Charles
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.
Ruckers wilt-resistant, 9
prolific staple, 1 in. 45 pe

pe

Early prolific King cott ns
picked out before rain fell

service, dam out of a 6-g
F. H. Bunn, Midville. t

Balchin, Middleton. __

Hi-bred cottonseed, 1s
from Summerour, kept p
gin, early and good staple,
sound, $1 per bu. Otis M. Cow:
Summit.

Summerours Hi-bred

seed 15/16 in. staple, k

at gin, $4 per hundred Ib
J. Davidson, Pineview,
Stoneville 2-B, 1st yr
breeder, $1 per bu. or $3 pe
FOB Hartwell; seed 2-4 yrs
breeder, 90c per bu., or $2
Cwt. FOB Hartwell, ginned
variety gin; 20 tons Coker

Cokers 100 strain, sound
pure, put up in 100 lb. bags,
per bag, makes over bale
acre. Ben R. Tanner, .



ville.










os imp. wilt- resistant cot-



my private sins, recleaned,
.; sacked in 100 lb.
bags. H. A. Petty, Dawson.

Spland cottonseed, Cokers 4







--ginned 10. bales at. time,
39% lint, 1 and more length, $1
u. or 100 Ibs. for $3 FOB; al-
ea Island cottonseed, clean,
ar bu. L. H. Edenfield, Stl-
Rt. 1, Box 34.

Half. and Half, 1st yr. from
er, grown in extreme N. Ga.
) per hundred ibs., FOB Co-
tta. S. P. Reed, Varnell.

neville, 2 B, graded, in new
$2.75 per 100 Ibs. FOB Grif-
A. K Maddox, Griffin.

at the Bill Weevil, 90-day,
savy fruiter, easily picked, light
foliage with 1 1/32 in. lint, 4-45%

urnout at gin, seed clean and
e, $1.25 per bu. $4 per 100
FOB Jefferson, 114. bales to
R. A. Webb, Jefferson, Rt.



































ae Coker 100 cottonseed,
nd and bright, $2.75 100 Ib.
lots of 100 bu. or more. 75
also A-1, 90-Day running
rely t beans, $1 bu. 10 bu. or more

s, 90c bu. J. Frank Tanner,

eed. good germination, kept
at gin, recleaned, $1 bu.
Poa. COC. -Price, Bronwood.

30 Bu. Wannamaker. Dixie Tri-
rr ph, Wonder wilt strain 8 cot-
msee: ed, direct from Wannamak-
in April, 1939, $1 bu. FOB. Jd.
Housworth, Lithonia, Rt- 2.

out 4 tons Cokers 100 strain
1st yr. pulls 1 1/8 in. sta-
also Cokers Wilt Resistant,
1 strain No. 2, kept pure.
nted 1 yr, pulls 1 1/8 in. sta-
have 2 tons_of this, kept

e. $4 per 100 Ibs. W. T. Al-
Danieisville, Rt. 1-

okers 100 cottonseed, 80c per
FOB. W. W. Trimble. Adairs-
, Rt. 2. -

cP L, 11-A cottonseed, ist yr.
ned on 1 var. gin and kept
Gov. grade 1 3/32 in. sta-
made over bale per acre),
0 bu. $6.00 ton, Bob Sosby,
nesville,

bout 15 bu. Stoneville No. 2-B
8 cottonseed, 1st yr. origin-
or, 90c bu. also about 60-75 ju.
wind, kept nice at gin, 1939 seed,
S pu. 10 bu. lots and up. All
OB. J. A, Crawford, Calhoun,











BEANS AND PEAS
i FOR SALE

lay, 200 bu. mixed, sound,
= new 234 bu. bags, $1.50
oes J. I, McNair, Staple-







eans, ae striped half-run-
bunch, 25c teacup;
aring black pole, same price.
Bee WV Robbe, Flowery









a cream "Crowder, 6c Ib. up
to 1 bu., over 5c per lb., you pay
age. WwW. A. Moore, Haddock,




f as, field, 50 bu., $1.75 per bu.;
Cokers 102 cottonseed, 75
u. J. IT. Wellborn, Madison,









a Clay. in 2% Se bags,
eS $1.50 per bu. money
or cashiers check. E. H:






eas, purple hull table, 200 per
old fashioned English peas,
ce teacup ful dried peached,
orm free, 10c per 1b.; Indian
ch seed, Elberta 25c per doz.
add postage. Rosie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 1.

. white blackeyed Crow-
and California. 8c per 1b. del.
rence Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt.

















a Dace velvet, $1 per bu:: red
hull peas, few bu. hay peas, $2
per bu. at barn. E. W. Hood,



sans and peas, striped and
te half-runner bean; white
mder cornfield bean, 25c cup-
ul, mush and speckled Crowder
eas, 2 cups 15c; popcorn, same
, 5 spoonful.
ANCES Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Peas, 100 bu. Victor, $2 per bu.
better than Brabs for seed or
thay. J, C. Nelson, Yatesville.

eans, hayseed, soy, $2.75; Bi-
ci, $1.25; O-Too-Tan $3.50 imp.
emson soys, $5 per bu.; Cok-
s 4 in 1 strain 2, first yr. from
reeder, 75 per bu. FOB Atlan-
or exc for dodder free Les-
7a and crimson clover. C.
A. Sherrill, Atlanta, 158 Peach-
ee Hills Ave. NE.

Peas, Brabham or Iron, $1.80
-bu.; New Era, $1.60; hayseed
oybeans, machine recleaned, $2;
Biloxi soy, = 25, 2% bu. bags,

aia oe. Wars Fort

































staple, 2nd yr. from origin-]

ty Toole and Cook 307-6 cot- |

muscadine vines, blue, red goose

heavy :

| cherry, 1% to 2 ft., sprouts, $1.00



Beans, bunch velvet, $1.75 per
bu. 90- -day running velvet, $1;
New Era peas, $1.60, 214 bu. bags,
check. Robert Tharpe, Fort Val-
ley.

Beans, 500 ie 90-Day running
velvet, grown on my farm, $1
per Bu. F. W. Tanner, Sanders-
ville, Rt. 1.

Peas, Brabham; in 2% bu. bags,
$2 per bu. red hulls, $1.90; Clay
$1.90; 90-Day velvet. beans, 90c



Garner, Warthen, Box 226.

Peas,. 30 bu. purple hull
speckld, free of rot and weevils,
$2.50 per bu. not mixed, not pre-
paid, money orders only. Armelia
Ashley, Montrose, Rt. 2, Box 65.

250-300 bu. Palmetto = beans,
$2. 50 bu. in large quantities, or
$2.75 bu. in small lots. No order
less than 2 bu. Highest produc-
ing and good oil beans (yellow in
color) also 125 large type Eng.
W. L. April hatch, $100.00 -cash.
| Paul A. Potts. Gabbettville.

40 Bu. No. 1 Brab peas, $2
lot, FOB. J. I. Davidson, Bon-
aire.

Genuine bunch velvet beans,
all sound, $2.50 bu. or $2 bu. for
lot of 75 bu. grown by me. A. G.
Roberts, Buena Vista, Rt. 3.

5 bu. White blackeyed peas,
seed from California stock last
sprilys, gathared without rain
and treated. $3 bu. FOB. A. J.
Michen, Cartersville, Rt. 2.

Bunch baby Lima beans, 25
qt. and postage; colored mixed
running butierbeans, 20c qt. and
Dosteee: Mrs. T. A. Loveless, ae

Rie i

ead: beans, Speckled and
Cut-shorts, 25 1b, Add postage.
Mrs. D. E. OBryant, Marietta,
Rt. i

15 bu. sound, ia field peas,
$1.75 bu. FOB; also 100 Ibs.
Speckled bunch butter - beans,
15e 1b.; 10 lbs. and up, del. post-
paid; nice, clean pecan meats,
whole halves. 35c Ib.; pieces. 30c
lb. FOB. C. G. Oliver, Barnes-
ville, Rt. 2.

i

Pecan & Other Fruit Trees
FOR SALE



Fig trees, well rooted, 1-4 ft.,
$1.00 doz.; $6.00 C; Blue Dam-
son and Jap Apricot plum, scup-
pernongs and muscadines, Con-
cord and: Niagara grapevines, 10c

., $1.00 doz; kudzu crowns,
6c C. P. P. Inez Patterson, Wa-
co, Rt. 2.

Brown Turkey fig, white and
black James scuppernong and

and Jap. apricot plums, May and
early Richmond cherry, Hack-
worth and Horseapple, hazlenut
bushes, 10c ea. $1.00 doz. Del. A.
T. Patterson, Waco.

Lead. var., Gov. insp. pecan

trees. Write for prices. C. C.
Lowe, Byron.
Cultivated Blueberries, well

rooted, 10c to 25c ea. del. to 2nd
zone by Exp.; also few holly trees,
dif. sizes, at farm, not del. Mrs.
W. M. Shattuck, Blackshear. -

State insp., best var., pecan
trees, Stewarts, 2-6 ft., 40c to 80c
ea.; Schleys, 2-12 ft., 40c to $1.25
ea. FOB. M. M. Newsome, San-
dersville,

My selection of apple, plum

doz. postpaid. Well rooted. ONeal
Horseley, Waco, Rt. 2. :

Nicely rooted 2 yr. scupper-
nong vines, also small white dog-
wood trees, and crabapple, ea.,
$1.00 doz. Postpaid. C. E. Smith,
Braselton.

Black and white scuppernong,
red, yellow and Jap. apricot
plums, brown Turkey figs, hazle-
nut, muscadine vines, all well
rooted, 14 for $1.00; $7.50 C.
P. P. S. W. Huggins, Waco, Rt. 2.

White -press peaches, yellow
and red plums, sweet huckleber-
ries. Blue Buck gooseberries,
crabapples, 1 ft., 10c ea.; 2 ft.,
25c; 4 ft., 30c: Add postage. Exc.
for white sacks. Mrs. Alma Col-
son, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Genuine Pineapple pear trees,
well rooted, Gov. insp., live good,
2 tts $3.00; 4 ft., $4.00: 5 it.
$5.00; 6 ft., "$6. 00; 3 yr. old stock
6-10 ft., $10.00 doz. del. Cash
with order. W. C. James, Manor.

White English Indian cling
stone peach sprouts, $1.00 doz.;
May cherry, yellow plum, 75c
doz.; muscadine vines, $1.00 doz.;
gooseberry and raspberry, 75c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Myrtle
Jackson, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Brown turkey figs, white and
black scuppernongs. muscadine
vines, winter grapes, red and yel-
low June, rose and red goose,
Japaneses and blue Damson
plums, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz.; 2 yr:



per pu. All FOB Warthen. ds

bu. FOB Bonaire, or $77.50 for

Trees oe Sic



Leading var. ae trees, guar.
true to name, $32.50 M; $4.00 C;
80c doz. R. A. Travis, Riverdale.

Japanese quince, 25c ea.; $2.00
doz.; also white, yellow, button
mums, jemon verbena, blue iris
lilies, 25 doz.; King Alfred daf-
fodils, 75c Cc: snowdrops, * $1.00
C; sweet pepper seed, 10c tablsp.
Add postage. Leaunia Conner, Rt.
1; Buchanan-

Brown turkey fig bushes, black
and white scuppernong vines,
muscadine vines, May Cherry
and Blue Damson plum trees, 10c
ea.; $1.00 doz. Ruby Petterson,
Waco, Rt. 2, Box 86.

Concord and Niagara grape
vines, white scuppernongs, brown
fig, plue Damson and apricot
plum trees, well rooted, i0c ea.:
$1.00 doz. Del. 6 or more. Rooted
Kudzu crowns, 75c C; $6.00 M
| del. Marcelle Patterson, Waco,
Rt. 2, Box 136.

State insp. apple and peach
trees, leading var., 1 and 2 yrs.
old, 10 and 15c ea.; grape vines,
10 ea.; pear trees, 25c ea. W. H.-
Alexander, Cleveland.

Choice Orange quince trees,
about 4 ft., well branched, 50c
ea.;' 10 select trees, $4.00: also
fancy Nectarine and budded
plum trees, same size and fob. N.
C. Rosene, 126 E. as St., At-
Janta.

Blue Damson, ed goose, Jap-
anese apricot plum, brown tur-
key fig, Miay and Richmond cher-
ries, white and black scupper-
nong, muscadine vines, 10c ea.;
$1.00 doz.; well rooted artichokes, |
40c gal-; $2.75 bu. del. Bertha
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2. -

Strong rooted yellow Sepi.
scuppernone vines, 4 ft. $1.00
doz. del.; exchange 12 two ft.
vines for 18 white feed sacks.
Ea. pay postage. Ethel Smith,
Braselton.

2 to 3 yr. Kudzu crowns and
Lucretia dewberries, 100, 5c;
$5.00 M; brown turkey, celestial
and white fig, 6 for 50c; 90c doz.
del. J. W. Toole, Rt. 2, Macon.

Pineapple pear sprouts, well
rooted, 1 and 2 yrs. old, 25c ea.
S. R. Fitzsimmons, Tifton, Rt.
3, Box 35.

Scuppernong vines, rooted,
large white var., 20c ea., 3 for
50c; 7 for $1. 00. Postpaid. No
chks. Isla Hamilton, Alamo.

Black walnut sprouts, $1.25
doz.; seedling peach trees. $1.50
doz.; rattleroot, 20c Ib.; yellow
root, 25c Ib.;. tame cherry trees,
15e doz.; holly bushes, 25 ea.
White dogwood, $1.00 doz. Loyd
H. Patterson, Talking Rock.

hae oe fig trees, prolific, 3-5
20C 8-3 heavy-bearing early
oes grapes, 2 yr. vines, 25c ea.;
white and bronze scuppernongs,
2 yr. vines, 25c ea. all strong,)B
well rooted, pruned and ready
for planting. PP. Mrs. M. M.
Holland, Reidsviile.

White and black muscadine
vines, rooted, 15c ea; Mtn.
huckleberry, 35 per doz.: 5; crab-
apple, black walnut. plum, 10
ea.; holly, Mtn. Laurel, Ivy. white
dogwood, coralberry, "15 doz. add
postage. oie Audrey James, El-
lijay, Rt.

2 Each = June, Horse, Stay-
men, Red Delicious. Yellow De-
licious, Yates, apple trees, 1 yr.
old, $1. 50 doz. del., 2 trees free
with each eee T. M. Webb,
Ellijay, Rt.

Lead. vars. ap and peach
trees, Govt. insp., 1-3 yrs. old,
10c to 20c ea. cherries. pear, ap-
ricot, plum, figs, 25 ea.: paper
shell pecan, 3-4 ft., 75c; 5-6 it:
$1 ea.3 2 yr. Concord, Moores
Early, Niagara grape vines, 10c
ea.; $1 per C; worlds best ever-
pearing Red Raspberry, 5c ea.,
$4 per C. del. Lee Head. Cornelia.

Vegetables For Sale

A fine lot of artichokes, for
seed or Pickling, $2.50 bu.; 10c
tb. in less quantities fob. Max L.
MicRae, McRae.

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

Choice kudzu hay for sale.
rite for price del. B. W- Mid-
diebrooks. Barnesville.

Good fodder, 114 Ibs. to bundle,









Mrs. Grady McOurley, Acworth, |

hams, 10 to 15 lbs.. 20 Ih.; sides,



| Good grade Jumbo peanut seed | ~
for sale. Mrs. J. E. Brown, Stil-

son.
Some nice recleaned red land
Spanish peanuts, 5c 1b. fob my
barn. Sample if requested. Cash
with order. John Murphy, Lees-
burg, Rt. 2, Box 133. |.

No. 1, Virginia bunch. peanuts
in hu, recleaned, 5 lb.; Schley
pecans, 20c Ib.: Van Deman and
Delmos, 15 Ib.; Seedlings, 10c
Ib.; Cokers No. 1 Cotton seed,
$1. 00 bu.; selected B. R. hens, $1
a.5 roosters, $1.50 ea. fob. W.
S. Norton, Edison.

1,300 Ibs. Jumbo or Virginia
bunch peanuts, 3c lb. if all tak-
en at once. FOB, 3%c Ib. if in
small lots. Not prepaid. Fred L.
Morgan, Guyton.

Nice large pecans, 10c lb. M.
-O. with order. Mrs. Belle God-
ard, Goggins.

A grade runner peanuts, 3%4
Tb.; large Jumbo peanuts, 5c lb.
del. at farm, 4 mi. east States-
boro. Good roads. Mrs. J. C.
Preetorius, Brooklet.

Large- White Spanish peanuts,
5c Ib.; Sweet pepper seed, 10c
thlsp-; red hot pepper, dried, 25c
gal. Add postage. Mrs. Gussie
Conner, Buchanan.

Large white Spanish peanuts,
5 Ib-; red hot pepper, 25c 1b.;
Sweet pepper seed, 10c tblspoon-
ful; bunch English peas, 10c cup-
ful, add postage. William Conner,
Buchanan, Rt. 1.



EGGS FOR SALE

Large type Cornish eggs, $1.00
per 15. Crates ret. Write for large
lot prices. Mrs. A. G. ee ae
beville, Rt. 2:

Giant black Minorca eane. sr 50
per 15 postpaid. L. N. Millians,
Newnan.

Purebreed Red Speckled Sus-
sex hatching eggs, 75c per 15 P.
P. also 2 young roosters, $1.00 ea.
Mrs. Earl Wilson, Clarkesville,
Rt. 4.

English Red Cap ess, $1. 00
doz. postpaid. T. P.* Thornton,
Chatsworth.

250 eggs weekly from high pro-
duction Parmenter females and
New Hampshire Red males, Anti-
gen bloodtested. $5.00 C. also 15
select S. C. W. L. April cocker-
els from 301-307 egg Ped. hens,
$3.50 ea. Copy ped. furnished. J.
L. Whitten, Decatur, Rt. 2, (Co-
jJumbia Drive), De 9033.

Booking orders Mammoth
Bronze turkey hatching eggs, $3
doz. $20.00 C. $1.00 books dozen;
$5.00 books C. All postpaid. Crate
ret. by you. Mrs. Lee We Seago,
Pinehurst.

Setting eggs, siced heavy
breeds, Barred Rocks and Reds,
ie pet setting. Add postage. Mrs.
D. Seagraves, Zebulon, Rt. 1.

3 or 4 settings Parks str.
hatching eggs, 75 per 15 or 50c
doz.; 2 settings pure Donaldsons
Red eggs, same price. Cartons
ret. also 2 fine AAA Red cocker-
els, $1.75 ea. All bloodtested stock.
Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen.

Ped. S. C. W. L. eges from
Imperial mating, $2.50 per 15
del. Mrs. Olin Smith, Clarkes-
ville.

Black Australorp, AAA hatch-
ing eggs, $1.25 per 15, postpaid.



Rt. 1f

Triple A B. R. and New
Hampshire Red eggs for setting,

from bloodtested flock, $1.00 per N.

15. Mrs. N. A. Fambrough, es
lanta, 291 Ferguson Sb: E.



Fresh and Cured Meat |
FOR SALE

Hams, hardwood smoked, 10 to
20 ibs., 25 Ib.;- plantation saus-
age, Made on my farm, well sea-
soned, hardwood smoked, 25 Ib.
Money back if not pleased. Ww: W.
Williams, Quitman,

Brooks Co. cured hams, smoked
with china wood. guar. sound,
$30.00 C lbs. M. O. or Cashier
Check only. Prompt shipment.
C. R. Hutchinson, Barney, Rt. 1.

Oakwood smoked and sound



10 to 20 Ibs., 15 Ib.; shoulders,
8 to 15 Ilbs., 12 Ib. fob. CB.
Hurst, Rt. 2. Meigs.



$1.00 per 100 bundles at barn. N.
W. Robinson, Louisville.

FRUITS FOR SALE



25 meadow hay (gen. mixture
Bermuda, Clover, Lespedeza, etc.)
cured and baled without rain. 80
to 120 Ibs. bale, $15.00 ton; slight
cheaper in several ton lots. O. H.
Bradbury, Bogart.

Baled hay, Lespedeza with
young Johnson grass, $12 ton:
peavine with soybeans, $14 ton at
sae 2 miles west of Fort Vai-
ley. L, P. Singleton, Fort Valley,
Rt. 3-

15 Tons -bright peavine hay.



pear trees, 25c ea. Postpaid. Well



rooted. Josie Huggins; iaco, Rt. 2.

$15 per ton. J. W. Satterfield,

Reeves, Young Cane.

Walter N. Green, Suwanee,
Rt.

crop, 15 lb. del. White nest on-
ions, 40c gal. del.

_ 100 lbs. nice dried apples, free
from worms, 10 ib. Martha
Twiges, Diamond.

Dried apples, 12%c Ib.;
lots, $1.00. Add _ postage.

10 Jb.
Delia

Good sundried peaches, 15 Ib.
del. or would exc. for pecans.

fee sundried peaches, 1939

or chewing, 5. Ibs.,

| 4 Ohinehilla sabbiie a








No. 1 sugar cane syrup i j
will sell cheap or exc. for stapl
cotton seed 1 1/12 pure o
thing can use. Joe M. Br
McRae. =

120 Gals. pure Ga. ribbon:
syrup in % gal. cans, 60c
1939 crop; also 2 Rhode
Red cockerels, ready for serv
hatched in April, $1.50 per heac
Tom Harrison, Cairo, Rt
Mi. North Cairo on Ha
Trail.)

3 Bbis. Ga. cane syrup. i
press 36 gal. bbls. 9 C O can
rup in 36 gal. cypress bbls.
crop, $12.50 bbl.. 2 or more $12.
per bbl. FOB, prefer mone
der. Mrs. L. D. Zipperer, Mark
Rt. 1, Box 68. |

Pure cane syrup, 36-37 ga . bbl
A-l grade, $11.16, No. 1. grade
$10.80 per bbl.; 6 No. 10 tb. :
$2.75, 12 5-Ib. cans, $3, or
sell 10 bbls. of A-1 and. N
$108 FOB Whigham. Malvin
lins, Whigham.

1 35-gal. barrel new syrup
new bbl. 50c gal. or exe. for
nice registered Duroc Jersey
weight around 75 Ibs. Write fi
aoe Taylor, Alma, Rt- 2, :

300 gal. Ga. cane syrup, na
in bbIs( and sealed good) of
53 gal. cap., 40c gal. in bbl.
ae S. W. Johnson, States




















Good fresh tina jee
in Ib. molds, free from colorir
30c Jb. Can furnish as much
4 Ibs. wk.. Postpaid. Ora
Moss, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

2 Ibs nice fresh, firm, erea
color butter each week, from .
Sey cows, half Ib. molds, 25
del. in 2nd zone; 22 Ib. not. pr
paid. Satis. guar. Money with
He Mrs. R: M. League, SAE

30c Ib.; 4 Ibs.,
and 2nd zones. Mrs. R. L.
son, Carnesville, Rt. 2.





Good whole leaf flue cured
bacco, free from trash, smo
50c; a
$1,003: 25. ibs; $1- 90 del. .
Shipment. W. G. Murray, a
Rt. 2; Box 158: Sig aes
Genuine smoking and che
tobacco, long yellow leafs, agec
and mellow. 1
trash, pressed together, 16 .
$1.00 del. Satis. guar. =
shipment. Hiram
ven. :





GUINEA PIGS ANE
RABBITS FOR SAL




















old, 35c ea.; 1 male Chinch
9 mos. old, $1.00. FOB. W.
Couch, Gafnesville. Rt. 9.

Young black and white
bits, whites, 80c pr.; blacks
pr. will not sell the docs s
ately. Swap some of the bi
for any kind of bantam chi
ens, no culls. J. C. Brown, Atl
ta, 253 Cherokee Place S. E

16 beautiful guniea pigs (c

ies) all ages. $2.50 for lot; 3

Black Cochin bantams, 10 mo,

old, $1.50 pr.; Noes!

bits, 7 wks. old, 65c pr. Lockar

Bell, Atlanta, 264 Alexander Si
Ww.















dersville.



6 Purebred S. P. C. gilts,
100-125 lbs., dbl. treated, ent.
reg. Write for are oe G
Burroughs, Ocilla, Rt. ee

Choice Berkshire piss
and female, for sale.
man, Commerce.

Purebred little bone
(short head, nose and real duc
legged) Guinea Pigs, $7.99 ea.
$14.98 pair. Pigs guar. Money 4
ders only. Jos. C. _
Marlow, Rt. 1.
12 S.P. C. service mnie met
blocky, sired by Dixie Kin
(Grand Champion at Washin
ton Co. fair), 50-50 color, trea
ed, reg. buyer's name, crate
FOB. $17.50 ea-, without paper
50c less. Harvey Bee San











9 white pigs, $3.00 eas ay
mules, not broke, for sale chea
Exe. other value for milich co:
J. L. Hall, Ringgold, Rt. 4d,
Boynton,
lrec.S.-Po-C.10 mos. old boa
$12. 50 FOB. Alwyne O. Huic
ings, Jr-, Carrs Station.
Purebred Black P.. Ci
from prize winning stock, at rij
prices. Write for details. EL
Lott, Douglas, Rt.-1. Sj
6 Hampshire boars, 8 mop 6!
Dec. 10 and 11th, wt. 200 1b.



Mrs. J, J.



Montezuma.

Roach, Royston, Rt. 1,

dbl. treated, for sale H.
Simpson, Cochran, Rt. 2,







































































































































HOGS FOR SALE _



P. C. pigs. either sex, from
41d champion boar and sows,
_ buyers name, 8 to 10 wks.
$10.00 ea. D. T. Lee, Monte-
na, Guerry Farm:
reg. big bone Black Essex
r, around 200 ibs. with 4 pigs

half Essex and half S. P. C.) for
> Lymore Overstreet, Lenox.
oc boars, 6 and 11 mos. old.

plood of sev. World Cham-

and can be reg. Cheap or

one for another boar. S. L.
ornton, Deweyrose, Rt. a
_ P. CG. pigs, 9 boars and 15
1s, 10-12 wks. old, out of World
snd Champions, dbi. treated,
. buyers name. $10.00 ea. No
ter blood anywhere at any

w. A. xaliaferro, Blue

. B. B. P. C. boar, Prince
nt, 12 mos. old. Ped. No.
479. Wt. approx. 160 lbs. $15.00
-puyers name; also little
Guinea 15 mos. old sow,
to reg-, with 4 guinea pigs 8
e old, $20.00. L.A: Foster,
nklin, Rt. 2.
se, Hampshire young boars
ts, for sale or ec. for seed
muts, and D&PL cottonseed.
D. Duggan, Chester.
es. P. C., a 300 1b. sow (will
ed to reg. boar), $35.00; 3 mos.
gilts, $10.00 ea., male, $7.50.
FOB. John L. Maddox, Grif-

igs, half Guinea and half P.
$4.00 ea. S. W. Payne; Bail
ind, Rt. 4.
0 shoats, 3 mos. old ,Duroc-
seys, 25 lbs., ea. $2.50 ea.; 3
in j un-
and young male, $10.00,
. $6.00 ea. FOB. Life treat-
Exc, for 200 lb. seed runner
nuts and 50 lb. ea. Imp. Span-
anuts and oat seed. Hawley

on, Alma, Rt. 4.

P. C. pigs, 8 wks. old, ex-
it breeding (related to the
ds Champion Herds), cho-
jmmune, reg. buyers name,

ea. D. Q. Harris, Jr., Pitts.
neo or. old, tee. S, P.-C:

not related, sow now bred,
or $35.00 each, Cecil F. Ja-
Waycross.

tops from 60 head reg.
pshire boars and gilts, 2-3

old, $7.50: ea. J. P. Nichol-
County Agt., Ringgold.
eg. black P. C. boars, 8 wks.
for sale. E J. Snodgrass,
1e Mtn, Valley.

a large, purebred, reg. buy-
name Black P. C. 10-12 wks.
male and female pigs, for
J. W. Ridley, Franklin, Rt.

igs, % Durocs, $1.25 ea. for
or $1.50 ea. broken lot, at
Joe H. Thomas, Baxley,

. P. C. males, 3 wt. 150 Ibs.
5.00 ea.; 2 wt. 100 lbs. ea,
ea.; 2 gilts, 100 lbs. ea.,

3.0 a. Can give unrelated
rs; 2 males and 3 females, 3
old, $15.00 pr. ~ All dbl.
ed and reg. buyers name.
iliams, Guyton.

. O. I. C. boars and gilts,

ea. Sat. guar. T. W Naills,
eri. Teacher, Carnesville.

lack Essex male hog, 10

old, wt. about 175 lbs., for]

trade for meat or sugar
syrup. Write. G. W. Haire,
le, Rt. 4.
tra fine purebred black P. C.
12 wks. old, reg. buyers
males or females. John
ren Ridley, F. F. A. Student,
klin. :
g bone Black Guinea sow,
); Want a B. B. Black Gui-
nale pig of the short-nose
bench-legged type; have 5
ite Pekin ducks, 75c ea, if
en at once. W. L. roosters, $1
. T. Brown, Elberton, Rt. 3.
FO. 4. . hoes, all ages.
sows and gilts, young ser-
boars and pigs, reasonable
S,.write me your wants. C.
Stallings, Carrollton, Rt. 3.
Spotted Poland-China gilts,
+. wt. 75 Ibs., selected for
eding stock, dbl. treated and
Stered in buyers name, best
| lines, the kind that grows
, Price $15 del. anywhere in
E. S. Abercrombie, Cordele.
Purebred blue Guinea gilts,
$10 ea. or $18 for pair, F.
Manchester. Johnson Wel-

g. O. 1. C. gilts and 1 male.

ll all or part, most of them

$35 ea. E. L. Fenn, Decatur,
Flat Shoals Road.

P. C. boars, ready

prize winners at

Sea ee 2. ? $25,

aged 2 yrs. wt. 368 and 275

not related, registered in

rs name; also 2 males, 1

6 . $10 ea. subject to
l, Wt. 100 lbs. all guar.
reeding stock, lifetime
J. P. DeWeese, Cof-



erdale, se

HOGS FOR SALE
Sey. young bred and open pure-

bred Hampshire gilts at very low
prices. J. E. Hall, Soperton.

S. P. C. boars and gilts. 10

wks. perfect condition, out of a

400 lb. sow, sired by Silver Coin,
one of the best boars in Ga.
$6.50 ea.; also dam and sire for
sale at sacrifice price. Mrs. F. R.
Kennedy, Stone Mountain, Rt. 2.

Old fashioned purebred Black
Guinea hogs, for breeding pur-
poses only. J. B. Proctor, East-
man.

8 good pigs, 5 Berkshires, wt,
40-40 2S $3.00 ea., at barn;
$4.00 ea., shipped express col-
lect. 2 mi. Rocky Mount. J. E.
Meeks. Gay, Rt. 1.

B. B. Guineas, O.'I. C shoats,
$6.00; select B. B. Guineas, 7
wks. old, $5.00 ea. 6 mi. Decatur
on Lawrenceville Rd. R. F.
Eaves, Decatur, Rt. 2.

Reg. Duroc, from weaned pigs
to bred gilts. Write for prices. J,
A. Martin, Waycross, Rt. 4.

10 big bone S. P. C. shoats, 4-5
mos. old, from reg. stock, $5.00
and $6.00 ea, Exc. for peas, corn
and O-too-tan beans. Nix Meth-
vin, Decatur, 538 So, Candler St.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

25 head good common stock
mixed with milk stock goats, $25
or exc. for corn. C. H. Mulkey,
Marlow- :

Cream colored Nubian and
Saanan billy goat, 6 mos. old,



ready for servcie, cheap at $3.50.

Alex Colley, Tifton, 306 Ridge

Ave.

2 milk goats: fine Toggenburg,
1% yrs. old, and Saanan, 2 JTs-
old in March; both bred to fine
Nubian and Tog. cross buck, due
freshen in March; 1st and 2nd
kidding. $15.00 ea. at my home.
Ww. J. Brown, Palmetto, P. O.
Box 42.

Purebred, reg-, hornless Tog-
genburgs. Quality breeding for
milk production. Booking orders
for choice 1940 ped. doe and buck
kids. Outstanding ped. Tog. buck
at stud, fee, $5.00; also a fresh
grade doe, very reasonable. John
Hynds, Atlanta, 93 Warren St.,
N. E., De 5140.

Buck service for milk goats,
$1.00: board, 10c day. J. Jolley,
Atlanta, Rt. 7. (Last house on
No. Hightower Road.)

4 goats, milk stock: 2 kids
(buck and nannie) 2 wks. old, 2
yr. old buck and 2 yr. old nan-
nie (gives 3 qts. day)- $25.00 or
exe. for heifer of same value.
Harding Wyatt, Ranger, Rt. 1.

2 white Saanan milk goats, 2
yr. old females, purebred but no
papers, $15.00 ea. or exc. for pigs
or chickens. J. C. Reeves, Cave
Gprings, Rt. 2. a

At Stud, Giner T, 1473, pure-
bred Toggenburg buck, from 16.7
lb. milk stock; 11 imported breed-

| ings in ped., and 8 advanced reg.

does. Copy of ped. on request.
Service Fee, $5.00; board does,
10c day. Mrs. Ovalene Highland,
Lavonia, Rt. 1. y
At stud, large, natural, butt-
headed Toggenburg buck, vig-
crous, fertile and blooded milk
stock. Does boarded reasonably.
Service fee, $2.00. Mrs. McElroy,
Atlanta, 205 Norwood Ave., D
ato :



CATTLE FOR SALE

No. 1 milch cow, English Jer-
sey, 2 fat steers, B. B. Guinea
sow and also pigs, 15 shoats, 100
Ibs. ea., also 50 bu. Clay peas.
Sell or trade in for good horse
or mule, not over 8 yrs. old, in
good cond. See at my farm, near
White Oak, P. B. Morris, Thom-
son. :

Full blooded Jersey cow 4 yrs.
old, due freshen in Spring, $50.00
or exc. for fresh in cow at once.
Claud Harris, Lawrenceville.

25 fat Black Angus steers, wt.
about 600 lbs. ea., also 2 pure-
bred Black Angus bulls. All raised
on my own farm. R. S. Anderson,
Hawkinsville.

1 purebred Hereford heifer,
bred to purebred, reg. bull. TB
Bill Oerdue, Bowdon, Rt-



2 fresh in cows and shoats for
sale, cheap. Mis. J. M. Bobo,
Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Reg. 5 yr. old Jersey cow, 6
gal. milk, 2% lbs. butter per day.
Sire, Pansy Forward, 334784,
Dam of Dam, Lily May Wim,
944964; also 9 mos. old heifer of
above cow. $200.00 for both. Mrs.

-| P. P. Wood, Atlanta, Rt. 8 (Cen-

ter Hill).

Some fresh milch cows, and a
mare. for sale. Mrs. R. I. Tracy,
Valdosta, Rt. 4,

2 prize winning reg. Jersey
bulls for sale. W. C. Smith, Riv-

MARKET |



CATTLE FOR SALE

Purebred Guernsey bull, 18
mos. old, 6-700 lbs., perfect. mark-
ings. Bred to 5 cows only. Make
offer. Eugene F. Long, Dial. .

2 Jersey heifers, 2 yr. old, will
freshen in April and May, fine
stock, $65.00 or $35.00 ea, A. L.
Duvall, Greensboro, Rt. 1.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



_Good farm horse, wt 1050 Ibs.,
@tund, gentle, work anywhere,
$25.00 or swap for heifer or cow
J. H.. Fletcher, Riverdale.

1 good, young mule, wt. about
900 Ibs., for sale cheap. Can be
seen at my farm, 3% mi. So.
Alapaha, Mrs. J. J. Chambless.
Alapaha,

1 pr. mare mules, wt. 1200
Ibs. ea-, 9 yr. old, for sale. W. H.
Waller, Molena, Rt. 1.

1 good, large mule, 10 or 12 yr.
old, for sale or trade for mare
that will bring colt*soon. J- R.
Hurt, Chickamauga, Rt. 1.

1 gray mare mule, work any-
where, no plug, $50.00. Take part
in corn, T. A. Gann, Smyrna.

1 20-mo.-old horse colt for
sale, $50. R. A. Richardson. Gar-
di, Rt, 1, Box 7:

Real good mule, wt. about 1300
lbs. color black with white nose,
no growths or blemishes, abso-
lutely sound, extra fine build
and fat; could use fresh young
cow or soon to freshen, balance
in money. A. M. Hooper. Nor-
cross) 2 - -

Nice Spanish Jack. J. T. Hays,

Hartwell.

1 Black mare mule, 4 yrs. old,
wt. 1100 Ibs., for sale. Mrs. Mar-
tina Caudle, Austell, Rt. 2.

1 Good old horse mule, wt.
about 900 Ibs. $50 cash. J. F. Lit-
tle, Forsyth, Rt. 3.

Mare, 8 yr. old bay. wt. about
900 Ibs., gentle, will work any-
where, plowed crop in 1939,
priced right for quick sale. H. V.
Johnson, Gainesville.

No. 1 black, 4 yr. old horse mule
wt. 1000 Ibs. Fine, good built

mule, Worked 2 yrs. and works

real good, gentle, $175.00 cash;
also 19 mos. old filly colt, broke
to work, $85.00. Clifford H. Sut-
ton, Cleveland, RFD 3._ :

Good horse mule, 12 yrs. old,
wt. 1050 Ibs., for sale or *exc. for
good mare; also S. P. C. gilt and
6 pigs, now ready for sale; 1 Jer-
sey cow, frehsen in April, and 8
mos. old Jersey heifer for sale.
Dont write, come see. J. B.
Simpkins, Riverdale, Rt. 1, near
Church.

Pair of mare mules, wt. 1050
Ibs., 12 and 13 yrs. old, good,
sound cond., for sale at farm, or
trade for goed, fresh in milch
cow. W. H. Duke, Hampton.

Good, gentle mare, work any-
-where, wt. 1100 Ibs., about 14 yrs.
old, cheap or exc. for good miich
cow, some goats or a small pony
mare or mule. Ben P. Weaver,
Dalton, Rt. 2, Box 234.

_ Black mare mule, good worker
anywhere, sound, gentle, fat,
about 1000 ibs. wt. $60.00 for
quick sale. G. W. Resseau, Hills-
boro.

1 plug horse, goed worker, good
wind and limbs, gentle, $25.00.
B. B. Cheek, Dunwoody, Rt. 1,
*phone Roswell 28 M.

2 mare mules, 4 yrs. old, black
and bay with white nose, 850-
900 tbs., also 6 yr. old, 900 Ib.
black horse and 8 yr. old, 1100
lb. strawberry roan mare. All
sound, work anywhere. At bar-
gain prices, J. C. Young, LaFay-
ette. (Walker County, West Ar-
muchee Valley).

2 mules for sale. W. E. Slaton,
Tyrone.

Sound, strong, mare mule, wt.
1250 Ibs., $70.00; small mule, good
to plow, cheap. Mrs. May H.
Duncan, West Point, Rt. 1.

1 pr. good, sound mules, about
1100 ibs. and 1 horse wagon for
sale. W. U. Crawford, Chipley.

1 iron eray 8 yr. old mare, wt.
about 1100 lbs., cheap for cash. A.
J. Bailey, Hartwell.

14 yr. old mare mule, for sale
or swap for good, young milch
cow, Ist or 2nd calf, of good
breed. W. H. Whitfield, Conley,
RFD (Hillside Inn.)

1 plug horse, sound cond., good
working order, fer sale. J. W.
Stephens, College Park, Rt. 2
Box 341. :

1 bay. horse mule, wt. about
1000 Ibs., 11 yrs. old, for sale. P.
B. Stephens. Lithia Springs.

Nice saddle horse, work any-
where, very gentle, about 10 yrs.
old, $125.00 at my farm, or exc.
for corn, milch cows or yearlings
of equal value, del. to me. Mil-

ton Bryant, Blakely.

1 good mule for sale cheap or
trade for cow or pigs. Claude
Roberts, Palmetto, RFD 1.

BULLET

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

Good plug mule, healthy Sell
or exc. for cow, hog, beans, corn
or peas. Mrs. F. O. Stone, Still-
more.

1 black horse mule, wt. 950-
1000 Ibs. and age right, clean and
sound, also wagon, all for $60.00.
Mrs. R. F. Bishop, Dunwoody,
Rt. 1.

Pair well broke mare mules. 4
yrs. old, about 950 Ibs. ea. Sell
one or both, or trade for well
developed 20 to 30 mos. old mule
colt: also 2 h. wagon, fair cond.
all bargain for cash, J. H. Mc-
Gaha, Jasper, Rt. 1.

5 mules and 1 horse for sale.
V. C. Powell, Wrightsville.

Pr. good med. farm mules,
cheap for cash, or trade for gen-
tle brood mare safe in foal. J.
D. Kimsey, Cassville.

2 mules, 1 wt. about 1200 Ibs.,
other about 900 Ibs., $125.00 for
pair, also 2 horse wagon for sale.
Mrs. Lila Counts, Haralson.

Pair black mules, wt. 2500 Ibs.,
6 yrs. old, well trained and sound.
Call Cherokee 2837 or Chamblee
3066. R. I. McElroy, Doraville,
714, Peachtree Road.

- 9 yr. old horse mule, wt 1100
Tbs., $150.00. J. M. Adams, River-
dale.

3 mules. $40.00, $60.00 and
$75.00 respectively. Jas. A. Grif-
fin, Cordele.

5 yr. old mare mule, about 900
lbs., broke. $180.00: will take 100
bu. shelled corn at 75c bu. del.
my station; also exc. 30 bu. chu-
fas at $5500 bu. for 10 bu. good,
early, cottonseed at 50c bu. or
runner velvet beans at $1.25 bu.
O. W. Miller, Denton. ,

1 light bay horse, wt- about



good, big mule, cheap for cash.
Live about 4 mi. East Point just
beyond Janice Drive, or 1 mi. Red
Oak on Washington Rd. M. L.
Adams, College Park, Rt. 2,
Box 378 B.

LIVESTOCK WANTED

CATTLE WANTED:

Want several purebred Here-
ford calves 6 wks. old or older.
State what you have and best
price. Harvey C. Neely, Fairburn,
REZ

Want good milch cow, fresh
in. Write what you have and
ae T. E. Jackson, Round Oak,

Want young cow, fresh or to
freshen soon, 2nd or 3rd calf,
good qualities, healthy, give good
milk, reasonably priced, within
walking distance of Shilo
Church. Mrs. H. D. Kelley, Dan-
jelsville, Rt. 3.

Want trade nice shoats - for
good milch cow or heifer. J. P.
Barnes, Sale City.

Want first class A-1 milch cow,
Jersey or Guernsey, also some
calves. State particulars and
cash price. D. H. Horton, Ludo-
wiel, Rtot- :

HOGS WANTED:

Want Berkshire boar, small
kind, about 3 mos. old. State
price FOB, crated. Geo. McPher-
son, Moultrie.

Want purebred, reg. Berkshire
boar, 4 or 5 mos. old. State price
and date can be shipped. The
turned-up nose type preferred.
W. Lloyd White, Jackson, Rt. 2.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED:

Want good milk goat, young
cheap for cash; also want good
milk goat to keep for her feed
and good care; would raise on
shares. Write or see. James Tur-
ner, Blairsville.

HORSES and MULES WANTED

Want good Jack, 4-7 yrs. old.
wt. 600-800 tbs., in good cond.,
one that shows up good colts.
Want hear at once. J. H. Har-
Kins, Blairsville, Star Rt.

Want gaited saddle mare, 5-8
yrs. old, gentle, no bad traits and
reasonable in price. Write full
description. Mrs. Fred L. White,
ees Rt. 1, (Morgan coun-
Wa :

Want a brood mare and a 1
horse wagon del. to me. State
particulars and price, R. C. Mc-
Collum, Albany,







POULTRY FOR SALE

ANDALUSIONS:

_ AAA grade young Blue Anda-

lusion roosters, $1.00 ea. Mrs. W.

L. Treadaway, Adairsville, Rt. 1.
3 Blue Andalusion roosters; 2

B. R. roosters, Mar. hatch, $1.00

ea. Add postage. Mrs. H. F. Noble,

Adel, Rt. 2. =

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS:

10 purebred large type Brah-
ma hens, 1% yrs old, $1.00 ea.;
8 pullets. same breed, 90c eg





i Mrs, Ed Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 2.



1000 lbs., works anywhere, $40.00; |

hatch, now laying,

Monday, 7 anua

POULTRY FOR S

BANTAMS AND BRAHMAS:

6 Japanese Silkie roosters, $2.
ea.: also want to exchange whi
feed sacks, 50 and 100 lb. cap
washed, but have letters in the
5 and 10c ea. for strawber
plants or shrubbery. Mrs, C.~
Miers, St: Mountain, Rt. 1, Box
229. ee
White Japanese Silkies an
White Crested Black Polish game
bantams. D. T. Jennings, P. O.
Box 84, Americus.

Two thoroughbred bantam leg:
horns (great layers) and 1 roos
ter, $1.50. Mrs. A. D. Rainwate
College Park, Rt. 2. ee

Fancy blacktail Japanese ban-
tams, spr. hatch, now laying,
trio; smaller size, $2.50 trio. fo
H. A. Stahl, Moultrie.

Modern B. B. Reds, Red Pyles,
Dark Cornish and Buff Cochin
bantams from. show - winners.
Satis. guar. W. K. Herndon, 110
Adrian St., Augusta. Z :

Black Cochin Bantams: chick:
eockerels, eggs for sale. J. J.
Harris, Pelham. eae

Purebred Black Cochin b
tams, $3.00 pr.; young roosters,
$1.00 ea. T. M. Whitworth, 41:
Bryan Ave., East Point. ee

B. B. Red Modern game ban.-
tams and Dark Cornish bantan
Bred from exhibition stock an
will reproduce show birds.
Shipped on approval. Also hav
old and young racing Homer p:
geons. Z. E. Lott, Box 910, Au
gusta. ro

R. I. Red bantams and B. R.
bantams for sale or exchange fo
W. L. hens. W. P. Cannon, 272(
Boulevard Dr., Atlanta.
BARRED AND OTHER ROCK

W. R. cockerels and hens,
chel str., $1.00 ea.; 10 hens wit
1 cockerel in lot, crated, $10.00
fob. Mrs. Z. L. Scott, Concor

20 B. R. pullets. Parks S
Mar. and Apr. hatch, beginning
to lay, will furnish 1 rooster free
85c ea, Mrs, J, A. Crawford, Ca
houn, Rt. 2.

Full blooded B. R. pullets, AA,

+ quality, Apr. 15th hatch, begin

ning to lay, $1.00 ea. in lots of

10 or 20. Mrs. Thos. Web, Elli

jay. a
9 fine purebred B. R., Apr

hatch, pullets, now laying, and

cockerel, $10.00; cockerel by it-

self, $2.50. Haygood Nix, Alto.
Re 2.

._ 2B. R. corkerels, pure Thomp-

son Ringlet str., 11 mos. old, $2-5(

ea.; 6 cockerels, same str., 1

mos. old, $2.00 ea.; or $10.00 lot;
4 same str., $1.50 ea. or $5.00
for lot. Jno. A. Wilson, Mart

Several hundred B. R. pullets.
4 ~o 10 wks. old, prices right.
Write or come see. E. L. Colsto1
Cornelia, Star. Rt.

Thompson Imperial str. B. R.
10 mos. old roosers, $1.75 ea.; _
or more, $1.50 ea. Mrs. J. E.
Steadam, Bainbridge, Rt. 2. |

5 B. R. roosters, Mar. hatch,
$1.25 ea.; strawberry plants, 50
C; also some roots and herbs, 25
lb. Exchange for white fee
sacks, free of holes. Minnie L
Standridge, Lula, Rt. 2.

Purebred Buff Rock roosters,
May hatch, $1.00 ea. You pay

Also, Ga. Winner sy:

16 ft. tall on fair land, 8
postpaid in lots of 8 lbs. A.
Thackston, Hiram, Rt. 1. eo
25 W. R. hens, Fischel st
Mar. hatch, now laying, $1.00 ea.
$22.50 lot; also 25 W. L. h
purebred Tancred str.
$1.00
$22.50 lot. C. O. Butts, Cochra
Gen. Del. :

10 Ringlet B. R. hens ani
rooster, $1.00 ea.; $11.00 lot.
O. with order. Mrs. J. E. Elki
Cairo, Rt 3.

2 nice pure B. R. cockere
and 2 pullets, 7 mos. old, $1.00
ea.; $3.00 lot; 1 nice Mammot!
Bronze turkey tom, 1938 hatel
around 30 lbs., $6.00 or 20c 1p-;
also 10 to 15 nice mixed - fri
20c lb. Mrs. J. W. Altman, Alma.

100 B. R. hens, Parks str., 40
last year hatch, 60 Apr. and
hatch, $75.00 lot. All in good
shape. Must come to my yard
get them. J. W. Greene, Thomas-
ton, Rt. 1. A

5 purebred P. R. hens and 1
rooster, $1.25 ea.; 2 purebred
White Wyandotte roosters, $1.00
ea.; 15 purebred B. R. hens and 1

fob. Mattie McPherson, Ra
Gap, Rt. 1.

CORNISH:

7 Cornish hens, Apr. hatch, 75
ea.; rooster, $1.25. Mrs. C. @
Whelchel, Hatley. =

Large type Dark Cornish roos-
ter, Mar. hatch, $2.00; 2 ready
for service, $1.50 ea.; small co
erels, $1.25 ea.; 2 for $2.25;
old hens, $1.50 ea.; 5 pullets,



ginning to lay, $1.25 ea. Cc.
Sikes, Sylvester.







10 Apr. hatch pullets, average |-

.; 1 cockerel, %%
., large heavy type, $12.00 lot.
Satis. guar. Mrs. Hubert E. Hill,
Maysville, Rt. 1.
6 fine Dark Cornish pullets,
ready to lay, and 1 fine cockerel,
10 mos. old. $7.00 lot. M. O. fob.
J. D. Barnes, Sylvester, Rt-

Mrs.

30 large type. long yellow leg
Cornish hens; 3 unrelated Cor-
ish roosters, $1.00 ea.: 10 hens
and 1 rooster. $10.00. Mrs. Char-
jie Peacock, Eastman.
- Purebred Dark Indian Cornish
Weber str vullets, will soon be
aying, $1.00 ea.: roosters, $1.50
ea. Mrs. J. T. Holland, Sparks.

2 Cornish pullets. laving, $1.00
ea: 2 cockerels. $1.25 ea.; 10
Rose Comb vullets. 3 cockerels.
Mav hatch, $6.00 lot. Trade for
RP. P. cockerels and pullets. Robt.
CO. Pitts, 2761 Lenox Rd.. Atlanta.

1 Dark Cornish rooster. AAA
erade. June hatch, $1.00: 4 Dark
Cornish pullets. same age. $1.00
ea. Mozelle Clifton, Summit, Rt.
2, Box 88.

Purebred Dark Cornish roos-
ters, Mar. and Apr. hatch, $2.00
ea.: $3.50 pr.2M. O. only. Mrs.
Otis Howell, Pineview.

Purebred Dark Cornish cock-
erels, ready for service, $1.50 ea.:
8 puliets, $1.00 ea.: ess. $1.00
yer 15. Ege crates ret. No checks.
Fiorenece Horne, Grovetown.

5 young Cornish hens, $1.00 ea.;

0 large healthy B. R. hens and 1
fine unrelated B. R. rooster. $10
fob. Mrs. Minnie Malphus, Tus-

lum.

_ Fine thoroughbred Cornish
Indian roosters, $1.50 ea.; cock-
erels. and pullets. $1.00 ea.; few
hens. 18 mos. old, $1.25 ea.; also
or 3 fine W. R. cockerels. 6 or
8 pullets. 5 hens. $1.00 ea.; also
Shave B. R. for sale. All fob Eili-
_ Mrs. B. H4 Osborn, Roy.

1 vurebred Cornish, June 1939
hatch, $1.25; also youngberry
plants. 10c ea.: 20 for $1.00. Mrs.
Alfred Gibbs, Rt. 1, Rochelle.
GAMES:

2 proven brood hens and two
time winner stag. pure Allen
Roundhead, trio. $5.00. Leuvanda
tcher, Cairo, Rt. 3.

- Parmenter and Oak Mountain
Red male games: also Hanson.
Seidel and Oak Mt. S. C. W. E:
males. All pedicreed and ready

or mating. W. C. Everiett, Wav-

riy Hall. :

Garrett Roundhead game hens,
$1.60 ea.; stags. $1.50 ea.: San-

ers Roundhead hens. $1.00 ea.:
0 O. I. G. Pigs, $4.00 and $5.00

- 4 brood sows: 2 O. I. C. and

ynd 1 Spotted P. C.. $15.00 and

$20.00 ea. Frank J. Watkins, El-
Jijay.

9 pullets and 2 cockerels, April
and May hatch, 2 hens, Tor-
mentor and Arkansas cross, pen
mated. Lot of 13 for $10.50 FOB.
No checks. Charlie P. Mullins,
Jasper. Rt. 2.
- Sniders pure Bacon Warhorse
pit games: Stags, $2.50; hens
and pullets, $2.00 ea.; S. A. Ginn
Gray stags, $2.00 ea.; pullets.
$1.50; 1 old
hen. $3.50 pr.; also have 2 M. B
turkey hens and 1 tom. 1938
hatch, $12.00 lot, T. M. Weaver.
Canon, Rt. 2.
GIANTS:

9 J. B. Giant roosters, $1.25 ea.

Fxchanee for 2 same breed. Mrs.
A. L. Duvall, Greensboro, Rt. 1

Nice Black Giant cockerels,

$1.50 ea., exp. col. $2.00 ea ex.
paid. Harold Taylor, Alma, Rt. 2,

Bex 104- Zs

7 purebred Black Giant pul-
ets, Apr, 1939 hatch, and 1 roos-
ter, $1.25 ea-; $9.00 lot. No checks.
-M, O. only. H. S. Anderson, Mid-

dieton. Rt. 1.

_LEGHORNS:
10 purebred Buff Leghorns and

4 cockerel. Mar. hatch, now lay-
ing, $10.00 lot; 9 purebred W. R.
hens and 1 cockerel, Mar. hatch,

now laying, $10.00 lot. Add post -
age. U. S. Lynch. Alto, Rte

5 AAA W. L. Eng. Barron Str.
roosters. $1.00 ea. Trade for same
stock of pullets. Donald Hanks.
Kingston, Rt. 1.

4122 W. L. hens, two-thirds not
year old, in good shade, over 50
cent laying. 95c ea. at my
home. Mrs. R. P. Martin, Bain-

bridge, Rt. 3, Box 95. .

900 AA Apr. hatch W. L. hens.

5e ea. Trade for anything can
use on farm. H. P. Alford, Buck-
head.

10 purebred AA grade, Apr.
hatch, Buff Leghorns and 1 roos-
ter. $7.50 lot. Cash with order,
Mrs. H. Tench, Cornelia, Star R.

70 W. L. hens, direct from
Gold band matings. have been
carefully culled, 75c ea. Will sell

in lots of 35.
Graymont, Rt, 1.

W. L. baby chicks, Hanson
strain direct from ped. males
00 C. Lewis E. Beers, Newnan.

Ginn Gray cock and

Jas. R. Lanier:

POULTRY FOR SALE



POULTRY FOR SALE

LEGHORNS:

10 nice young Everlay B. L.
hens and 1 rooster, $1.00 ea.;
$10.50 lot. H. A. Wilson, Martin,
Rt. 2.

35 S. C. AAA W. L. puillets,
Eng. str., Mar. 1939 hatch, 65c
ea.; $22.00 lot. Mrs, W. R: Chas-
teen, Locust Grove

Leghorn chicks, all ages, from
my 200 to 316 egg, trap nest
hens- Hens bloodtested. Sired by
Sidel cockerels. Write for prices.
G. L. Stripling, Rt. 3, Macon.

250 AAA W. L. pullets, $1.00
ea.; 100 hens, 75c ea. at farm.
G. H. Laing, Americus, Rt. 1.

40 W. L. pullets, Apr. hatch,

| now laying, 85c ea.; $40.00; also

2 Nubian goats, one fresh in
Mar., cheap. C. E. Efird, Clarkes-
ville. \

140 S. Ci W. Le. pullets, Apr.
hatch, 90c ea. fob. Coops ret.
Will pay return freight. Otto K.
Orr, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

120 AAA grade W. L. puliets,
3% mos. old, 50c ea. lot.. fob.
Wilbur Phillips, Villa Rica, Rt.
2 ; .

6 S. C. purebred B. L. hens, 1
yr. old; also.1 rooster, Atzs str..
Mar. hatch, $1.00 ea. M. O. Mrs.
A. T. OBarr, Rt. 1, Lavonia.

400 Booths W lL. pullets and
20 cockerels, 20 mos. old, 65c
ea., at my home, 11 mi. so. of
Carrollton. Mrs. W. M. Cham-
bers, Carrollton, Rt. 2.

35 purebred S. C. W. L. hens,
-1 yr. old, now laying, $1.00 ea.
Mrs. Robert A. Harlow, Sum-
merville, Rt. 3.

. 260 W. L. pullets, Feb. hatch,
from bloodtested hens (now lay-
ing 60 per cent) and R. O. P.

Arlington.

170 AAA W. L. pullets, Eng.
str.. May hatch, now laying
around 500 eggs wk., 75c ea.; $123
lot. Exchange for cattle worth
same. Cecil W. McGough, Locust
Grove.

25 young W. L. hens, Mar.
hatch, now laying, 75c ea.; also
two 2 yr. old W. R, roosters and
two 1 yr. old W. R. roosters,
$1.50 ea. fob. Mrs. C H Trusseli,
Sandersville.

25 purebred Tancred str. W.
L. hens, Feb. and Apr. hatch,
now laying, $1.00 ea.; $22.50 lot;
also 25 purebred Fischel W. R.
hens, Apr, hatch, now laying, $1
ea.; $22.50 lot. C-O. Butts, Coch-
ran, Gen Del. %

18 S-C... We-1.; hens. and -2
roosters, hens laying every day,
90c ca. Not prepaid. Forrest
Martin, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

75 or 100 purebred AA W. L.
hens, 2 yrs. old in Feb. 75c ea.
fob my place; also white bunch
butterbean seed, 20c Ib. Mrs. E.
J. Daughtry, Cobbtown.

30 B. L. hens, 1 yr. old in June,
dc ca. Mrs. J. O. Taylor, Pat-
terson, Rt. 1.

75 Eng. W. L. pullets, 10 mos.
old, AAA grade, in good condi-
tion, $1.00 ea. at my farm. Jim H.
Collins, Cairo, Rt. 1, Box 99.

250 W. L. pullets, now laying;
100 two yr. old hens, clogely
culled, $1.00 ea. fob. G. L. Strip-
ling, Rt. 3, Macon.

ing, no culls, $1.00 ea. del.; also
want 15 or 20 lbs. dried apples,

Mrs. W: E. Williams, Rt. 4, Moul,
trie.

L. hens, laying, in good condi-
tion; 4 Lindstrom AAA W. L.
roosters. 9 mos old, $50.00 lot.
Jim West, Jr., DeSoto.

Several S. C. Barron Northland
roosters, direct from pedigreed
R. O. P. males and R. O. P. fe-
males with egg record 263 to 313.

W. Hall, Social Circle.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS:
10, purebred black hens, 2 yrs.
old, $1.10 ea.; or $10.00 for lot.
Cash. No exchange. Mrs. B. H.
Purvis, Helena, Rt. 1.
10 young fry size chickens, wt.

| ave. 2% Ibs. ea., 50c ea. fob. Ex-

change for seed or eating Irish
potatoes to be shipped by freight
to Baxley. Mrs Gussie Ander-
son, Alma, Ri: 4. :

MINORCAS:

Select 1% yr. old purebred S.
C. Black Minorca hens, now lay-
ing; White Pekin ducks, mating,
90c ea. Mrs. C. G. Callahan,
Waycross, Rt. 4.

50 Black Minorca hens, 2 yrs.
old, $1.00 ea.;. 3 roosters, 9 mos.
old. $50.00 lot. C. M. Bowen, Ab-
beville. i

18 AAA grade Buff Minorca
pullets and 1 cockerel, May
hatch, pullets laying good, $1.25
ea. lot. P. B. B. Brown, Ball
Ground, Rt. 1.

Purebred Pope str. S. C. Black
Minorea hens. 1% yr. old, $1.00
ea.;. pullets. $1.25 ea.; 10 hens

and cock, $10.00. G. W. Wilson, |



Elberton, Rt. 3.

NS

cockerels, 80c ea. C. C. Bostwick,

15 B. L. young hens, some lay-.

free of worms. Write best price.

50 one yr. old Booths AA W.|

Spr. 1939 hatch, $2.50 ea. del. C.



MINORCAS: | o

2 Mar. hatch Black Minorca
roosters, $1.75 ea.; 2 for $3.00.
Mrs. Ammye Robinson, Bowdon,
Rt: 2.

Brooder raised fryers, one, twc.
three lbs. in wt., for sale. Mrs.
E. J. Gooche, Eatonton.

ORPINGTONS:

10 yellow Bloodtested B. O.
hens and 1 rooster, $11.00 iot
fob. Mrs. Ben Dougherty, Gains-
ville, Rt. 1. :

Big husky Golden B. O. cock-
erels, Feb. hatch, Booths ped.
stock, Lady-A-Day str., wt. 7
to 8 Ibs., $2.00 ea.; 3 for $5.00.
fob. Mrs. J- C. Ward, Perry.

PIGEONS:

15 blue pigeons, 10c ea. 5$1.50
lot; 12 White Kings, $4.00 lot;
10 W. L. hens, $6.00 lot. Mrs. E.
V. Prather, Rt. 3, Lithonia.

22 common pigeons, $2.00 lot;
6 grown guinea pigs and 1 young.
Sell cheap or trade. Jerre Har-
vard, Hawkinsville. ?

8 Ballhead tumbler pigeons,
$4.00 or $1.50 pr.; fantails, $3.00
pr.; 1 trio light brahma chickens,
$10.00; Silkie bantam cockerels,
$1.00 ea. John S. Transou, 841
Fredrica St., NE. Atlanta. He
1303 J.

White fantail Pigeons, white
doves, bantams for sale. Mrs. H.
E. Lindsey, 1474 Beecher St., S.
W., Atlanta. =

QUAIL:

Tame Ga- bob white quail, $3
pr.; 5 pr., $12.50. A. C, Salter.
Jr., P. O. Box 67, Bartow .

Bob white quail for propaga-
tion and restocking, state per-~
mit No. 313-P, large healthy in-
dividuals, reared on wire, single
pr. $4.00 pr.; 5 or more pr.. $3.00
pr.; also few pr. 1939 Chukers,

$6.00 pr. fob. Del. guar. to your

exp. office, A. B. Vickery, La-
vonia.
REDS (Rhode Island):

4 AAA R. I. Red cockerels, 9
mos. old, Bush str., $1.50 ea.;
$5.50 lot- No checks. Mrs. C. C.
Payne, Tifton, Rt 1. -

25 purebred reg. R. I. red hens
and 1 rooster, $1-00 ea.; $25.00
lot. Mrs. Clyde Wilson, Fairmount
Rt. 2.-

130 real nice R. I. Red pullets,
just beginning to lay, purebred,
for sale. Geo. McCullon, W.
Peachtree Arcade, Atlanta.

17 Apr. hatch R. I. Red pui-
Jets, now laying, 1 rooster, good
stock, $17.00: also 3 full blooded
P. C. male pigs, 3 mos. old, blocky
type, $10.00. Dan Gray, Ocilla.

\1 Donaldson str. R. I. Red
rooster, about 7 mos old, $1.00
fob. J. W. Sammons, Soperton.
Riz 3: :

12 purebred S. C. R. I. Red
hens and 1 rooster, not related,
Mar. 1938 hatch, beginning to
lay, $15.00 lot fob. Crate to be
ret. Satis. guar. or will return
money. Charlie Bailey, Vienna.
Rt: 3.

1 each cock and cockerel, R. I.
Reds. Excellent specimens, $1.59
ea. Ted Scarborough, Finleyson.

Large. dark S. C. R. I. Red
cockerels, Mayhood and Donald-
son str. crossed, $2.50 ea.; also
85 Ibs, large, sound Stewart pe-
cans, 15 Ib. lot; 17 Ib. in small
lots, Belle Timmerman, Box 83,
Bronwood.,

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

5 Long Island White Pekin
ducks and drake, $1.00 ea.; 10
Speckled guineas, sveral roos-
ters, sell together, 50c ea.; B. R.
pullets, grown, and laying, $1.00;
frying size pullets, 50c ea. Mrs.
Fred Atkinson, Valdosta, Rt. 4. |

1 large Mammoth Bronze tur-
key hen, Ellis str., $3.00. Mrs.
Alice Isler, Morgan.

White Holland tom, 1938 hatch
$7.00: White Holland tom, 1939
hatch, $3.00; White African gui-
neas, $1.00 ea.; $2.50 trio. Mrs.
A. W. Arnold, Newnan, Rt. 3.

Breed wild turkeys for pleas-
ure, satisfaction. profit. Get pure
stock from me. G. V. Cunning-
ham, Athens.

4 Muscovey ducks and 1 drake.
this yr. hatch, Sell or exchange
for 5 Cornish game: hens or pul-
lets. Mirs. G. C. Smith, Box 134,
Adrian. :

7 M. B. turkey toms, Apr.
hatch, 20 to 30 Ibs., extra fine.
$6.00 ea.: $35.00 lot. Leverett
Ward, Adairsville, Rt. 3.

60 AA grade White Indian
Runner ducks, Mar. hatch, good
layers. Will sell any number.
Make special offer for entire lot.
Mrs. G. W. Good, 974 Oglethorpe
Ave.,- Atlanta. Ra 2608.

Several choice M. B. toms, 1939
hatch, wt. 25 to 30 lbs. ea., few
nice young hens, wt. 15 Ibs.; 25c
lb. C. D. Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4.

5 M. B. Apr. hatch toms, fine
breeders, 20 to 25 Ibs., $6.50 a.
fob. Mrs. A. E. Porter, Bishop.

| 5 chicks;

POULTRY FOR SALE





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

8 pure White Guineas, 1939
hatch, 50c a. Will not ship sep-
arate. Do not Know number each
of hens and roosters. Elbert Ov-
erton, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

M. B. Giant toms, Apr. hatch,
for breeding purpose. $6.00. Robt.
H. Earnest, East Point, Ra 2981.

M. B. turkey toms, 1938 hatch.
28 and 35 lbs., 20c 1b.; 1939 hatch,
25c Ib. Cash with order. G. L.
Oglesbee, Rt. 2, Augusta.

M. B.:turkey toms, bloodtest-
ed and vaccinated. wt.. 18 to 22
Ibs.. for sale; also booking orders
for day old poults for del. be-
ginning Apr. 10th. Mrs. L. p-
Scoggins, Rt. 1, Newnan.

40 domesticated wild Mallard
ducks; male and 2 females, $7.50.
Exchange for peas, corn or Scr
ghum seed at market value. Dr.
Dewey. T: Nabors, 1425 William-.
Oliver Bldg., Atlanta.

M. B. turkeys, Apr. anc May
hatch: toms. 18 to 25 lbs.; hens,
10 to 14 lbs., 25c lb. Cash with
order. Mrs. J. C. Oglesbee, Rt. 2.
Box 191, Augusta.

3 Bourbon Red gobblers. 19 to
21 Ibs., $5.00 ea. at my home,

one 2 yr- old tom, wt. 3) bss

$7.50. Mrs. Enos Ansley, Thom-
son, Rt. 2.

2 Bronze turkey toms, 20 ibs.
or more, $5.00 ea.; 3 Bronze tur-
key hens, 12 or 14 Ibs., $3.00 ea.
Mrs. J. C. Turner, Round Oak.

Turkey tom, $5.00; nen, $3.00.
Mrs. B. R. Wood, Frolona, Red:

pr large Mallard aucks, $2
pr.; drakes, $1.00 ea-;
pure Black and White Muscovey
ducks, $1.00 ea.; drakes, $1.25
ea.; pure B. O. cocks, $1.00 ea-
Roberta McCollum, Rt. J, Grant-
ville.

Turkey gobbler. $3.00 hens, $2
fob. Walter D. Dickson, Cuiver-
ton.

One 1938 hatch turkey tom. wt.
35 lbs.; 16 hens and toms, | 1939
hatch, 25 lb. at my home, 4 mi.
out of town. Mrs. Arthur Owen,
Barnesville. ;

White Muscovey ducks, large
size, $1.50 ea. fob. Ww. L. Chum-
ley, Jasper, Rt. 1.

10 geese, 2 yrs.
Write or come. Mrs. J.
man, Rt. 1, Glenwood. |

3 Giant White Pekin drakes.
$1.50 ea. Mrs. J. Fritz Norris.
Warrenton.

M B. toms, 20-25 Ibs., 25 Ib.;
Hens. 12-16 lbs., 30c 1b.; also blue
geese, 2 white geese. no ganders,
$1.00 fob. Mrs. J. R. Pilkenton,
Molena.

Young M. B. toms, $6.50 a.;
hens, $4.00 ea. Mrs. W. BE. Green,
Powersville. : d

2 purebred White Holland toms
Seminole str.. Apr. hatch, $7.00
ea. fob. Mrs. I. G. Williams, Cor-
dele.

5 large white ducks. 60c ea.;
$3.00 lot. Mildred Sharrock,
Chickamauga, Rt. 1. ee

Thoroughbred turkey toms for
sale. Mrs. J. H. Coleman, Mitch-
ell. :

5 Turkey toms. Mar. hatch, wt-
15 to 20 lbs.. $5.00 ea.: purebred
Muscovey ducks, $1-50.- a-3
drakes, $2.00 ea. fob. Mrs. R. O.
Hodges. St George.
WYANDOTTES:

5 S. L. Wyandotte pullets. 1

old, $1.00 ea.
i

rooster, 8 mos. old, $5.00; 1 fine

R. I. Red rooster, $1.00 fob. Mrs.
J. W. Brown, Helena.

15 White Wyandotte pullets
ready to lay, and 1 non-related
rooster, also purebred Guernsey
heifer in April. reasonable.

Thomas C. Boring, East Point. |.

110 W. Washington Rd.

15 White Wyandc te pullets
and 2 roosters, Mar. hatch, pul-
Jets now laying. $1.00 ea. Mrs. C.
Bp Turk Pitts; Rt 1.

AAA 8S. L. Wyandotte pullets.
Mar. and. Apr. hatch, $1.00 ea.;
$10.00 for 12 fob. Mrs. Douglas
McLendon. Rt. 4, Dawson.

POULTRY WANTED



GIANTS:

Want one purebred J. B. Giant
rooster. not over 1 yr. old. Mrs.
Nick Pitts, Arabi.

GUINEAS: 3

Want to exchange one spring
guinea rooster (Speckled) for
one young guina hen. Mrs. T. B.
Brown, Butler, Rt. 1.

BABY CHICKS WANTED:

Exe. nice clean sage for baby
chicks. any purebred: 1 Ib. for
exc. red crepe myrtle
at 10e ea., rooted, for chicks.
Mrs. J. L. Fordham, Toomsboro.

LEGHORNS:

Wars, 15 or 25 Mar. or Apr
hatch W. L. pullets, now laying
or beginning to lay. Mrs. James



Ezzell, Rockmart, Rt. 1.
$c ;

$17.00 lot;.

basis,

LEGHORNS: ae
Want to exchange best
horse games for Brown or
pullets. Would consider
cas or heifer calf. R. R..
Kensington. y
Want 5 W. L..hens and 1r
ter, AAA str. Exchange v
Also have purebred N. H

ORPINGTONS:

Want 12 B. O. hens. now
2 yrs. old and 1 rooster, 2
old. Mrs. W. E. McCart, L
renceville, Rt. 3. :

PIGEONS:

Want 2 pr. working, well 1
Red Carneaux pigeons.
price per pr. fob or\del. Also
10 guinea hens, prefer spec!
will accept mixed with wi
breast, and not over 2 yrs.
fob your. shipping point. W
50 gourds. 30 to 35 in.
del. Connie N. Watts, Baldy

SPANISH: :

Want 1 White faced bi
Spanish rooster. Quote pric
once. Roy McElesky, Rt.
Douglasville.

WYANDOTTES:

Want few choice White Wy.
dotte hens. 1939 hatch. Mrs.
H. Godwin, Warm Spring

POSITIONS WAN

Family of 4 want job as
taker of gen. or dairy farm
what have you? Exp. truck
tractor driver. Write at once
Atkins, Clarkesville.

40 yr. old man wants light
around farm for good home.
small salary. Arnold Stu
Roosville. Rt. 1.

Want 1 or 2 horse farm,
plenty cotton, corn,
White, 7 in family. Prefer Sx
Ga. House, wood, etc., to b
nished. At once. J. J. Ward. \N
Donough, Rt. 3.

Wnt 1 horse crop wit
man who can and will
to make crop. Self, wife an
yr. old boy only. Oscar Moo:
Savannah. c/o Gen. Del.
Want 6 or 8000 turpzniine
es on halves. Exp. chipping, p
ing and dipping. E C. Just
tamaha. oe
Want wage job on farm o
on halves at once. Close to s
and church. Have to be mo
Best of ref. E. M. Jarvis, G
wood. Rv. 1, /o-T: He Hard
Place. ; eo
Want light farm work, no
work with Christian people
erly couple or small famil
home and small salary. R
ences exchanged. Mrs. M. WV
McRae. 1407 East Oak St

Man. and wife and 4.
children, want 1 horse farm
halves or work for wages. Tr
Dairy or Poultry farm prefe1
Have to be moved and furnish
Well exp. George Littleton, A
lanta, 427 Pulliam St., in

Honest man with large f
wants good 4 horse farm
shares. Have to be moved >
furnished. Or take small f
shares and part wages.
within 50 mi. of here. C. B..
Montrose. Rt. 1. aS

Want job on large farm in
Ga. Self. 3 boys (21, 18 an
yrs. old), to work. Can run
repair farm machinery
all kinds rough carpente
Worked on farm all live
references. Need work at
W. A. Holder, Cordele, Rt. A

23 yr. old man with w
baby, wants job on farm. ]
lived on farm all life. Exp. t:
tor and truck driver. Or d
. Ol B: Faulkner, Cc

Reliable couple. no chil
desire place on dairy or
farmine for wages or 50-5
sis. Write or see. George H. ]
chel]. Atlanta, 341 Central
Ss. W. He

Young woman wants light fai
work, no field work. Have 1 sm
child. Want home and sa
Josephine York, Martin, R

Refined Christian
wants job on poultry or
farm or consider gen. lig
work, no field work. Mrs. F.
Williams, Wrens, Rt. 2.

Single man wants job on
No drinker. $12.00 or $15.0
Board and. laundry. Charli
Roper, 254 Estoria St., S. E.
lanta. :

Want hear from party nee
ing a first class dairyman.
pasteurize. milk, do any kind
dairy work. Can furnish ref
ences. Raymond Walker, @&
Rt. 1, c-o J. M. Walker.

Want smajl truck or po
farm on Shares. 36 year
married, 8 vrs. exp. Do not dri:







P. T. Pritchett, Conley.


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FARM HELP WANTED

Monday, January 15, 1940,

FARM HELP WANTED |



t job on farm, anywhere
ake a living. Can drive trac-
run Grist and other mills,

chanical work in blacksmith
. Ander Boyd, McRae, Rt. 2.

ant job on farm at once.
9, and good -worker. 27 Yyrs-
Want $4.00 week, board and
y. Come or write at once.
Stallings. Atlanta, 357
wood Ave., S. E.
5 yr. old country woman
nts work with aged couple cn
1. Can milk, and other work.
t raise chickens on halves.
Mrs. R. Williams. Hogans~
zt. 3, Box 36 A. c-0 W. C.

ant job on farm. Exp.
driving, tractor, mechanical

_and general farm and dairy

_ Harvey Nichols, Ocilla.

t good # horse crop on

_ Have # be moved and

ished, or @ 1 horse crop and

yut 1 wage hand. Want work
time to make crop. Give

Poke Gore. Woolsey-

n with family wants work
m. Have many years of
Robert H. Wilbanks, At-
$83 Kirkwood Ave., S. E.

ed man wants job on
arm, 2 yrs. exp., married, 1
Gan furnish references.
d E. Edmondson, Atlan-
Mills St. N. W-

ant job on dairy farm. Life

caretaker. Good produc-

om Minnesota. John Nelson,}

1175 Mecaslin St. N. W.
job as overseer on farm.
reasonable. Can do carpen-
rick, cement work. etc.,
truck, any kind of work.
of ref. Bruce Andrews, Had-

-and wife want job on
or wages. Will take 1 horse
on halves. Honest, sober.
Vv. A. Tate. Whitesburg,

ant job on farm, light farm
1k. no field work, prefer with
couple (no children), for

ear town in So. Ga., and
ible salary. | Country

ce, 26 yr- old. See or
ss Eloise Connell, Adel,

le. 49 yrs. old, wants job

ick farm. Write or see for
Grady Nestlebutt, Atlan-
Forrest Ave. N. E.

yr. old woman wants job
farm work, no field work,
od people (small family)
all salary. Near church.
st and good character. La-
Corbett, Douglas, c/o Gen.

old man wants job on

m for monthly wages, So. Ga.

ferred. Do not drink nor

ce nor other bad habits. At

State county as well as

you live in answering. Bun-
wit, Cordele. Rt. 1.

Id white girl wants job

good people. Light farm

field work, for home

0 week. Come after me.

line Frey. Marietta. Rt.

t 2 horse farm on 50-50

r small crop and part
10 yrs. tobacco experience.
Cc

with 25 yrs. exp. desir-
ecuring permanent posi-
reliable party to grow
cut flowers, pot plants,
market for reasonable
In green house, glass
as well as outdoors. Ref.
jualifications good. R. A.
Macon, c/o Gen. Del.
married man wants
farm, poultry or dairy
farm work. J. B. Golden.
88 Paris St. N. W.
ng white woman. wants
. farm. Can do anything.
have nice place to stay and
$15.00 month. Write. B.
idges, Blairsville, Rt. 2..
job with tarpentine oper-
Ss dip worker, straight time,
y the day or month. 1 yr.
\ ae C. M. Turner,

man. 25 yrs. old, wants
farm. Honest. sober and
work. Wife and 5 yr.
child. C. L. Stonecypher,
blee, /o Gen. Del.
Stian colored boy, 20, exp.
yard. flowers. drive car,
ants light farm chores.
ef. William Richardson,

ing. Can drive tractor
Give ref. H. H. Poulnot.

wants work
) anywhere there |

Wal

rdell, Jeffersonville, Rt.

ith wife and boy child

| Good house

White man with good educa-
tion and exp. manager and over-
seer of large farm, wants job.
Christian and hard worker. Small
salary and house and wood to be
furnished. Have idea and plans
for converting farm into modern
plantation. Write at once. 5-0.
Caldwell, Jasper.

Want hoe crop, also corn crop
on halves. No run bill needed.
Need house to live in. Must be in
Franklin County not over 5 miles
Lavonia. 3 in family to work. W.
E. Wood, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Woman, 48 yrs. old. with eood
references wants light farm
work, no field work, for home
and salary. Meda Cole, Atlanta.
Box 141, Station C.

Want job at once as overseer
of 6-10 horse farm, or consider
small farm on share basis with
right party. Middleaged and
without family. Lifetime exp.
gen. farming. Write full partic-
ulars. J. A. Ryals, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Married man, 40 yrs. old. wants
work on farm for wages. No bad
habits. Good worker. Carl W.
Butler, Atlanta. 575 Central Ave.

Wiant 1 horse farm on halves
or for right wages. 40 yr. old.
reared on farm. Do any kind of
work, anywhere, move anytime.
16 vrs. exp. tobacco raising. Mar-
ried. 4 in family. sober. Refer-
ences. Write. Frank H. Pollard,
Oliver, Rt. 2. :

2 boys,-17 yrs. old, no bad hab-
habits (except smoking) raised
on farm. Want job on farm with
nice people. in good settlement,

Can drive car or truck. Come or
write at once. M. H. and Ralph
Hayes. Grantville, Rt. 1, Box
224. : =

Man and wife want job on
farm, on halves or for wages.
Young, sober. hard workers. Pre-
fer North Ga. Have to be moved.
James Wilson, Cumming, Rt. 3
c/o E. A Sexton.

Single man with B. S. A. de-
eree from Berry College, wants
job aS manager of large farm.
Able begin January 15th. Mack
South, Mt. Berry.

Young; single man wants job
on stock farm. but consider any
kind farm work. Can also do Car-
penter work. State salary, in-
cluding board and laundry. Edgar
Hickman, Hiltonia. =

College graduate wants jop
managing large farm. B. S. A.
degree worked way through high
school and college on the Berry

ens, Mt. Berry.

FARM PARTNER.
WANTED

I. will furnish, set, and guar-
antee fruit trees and grape or
/berry plants of the best kinds
for fair .interest in desirable
tract. Exp. fruit grower and li-
censed nurseryman. Write. H. A.
Neal, Ashland. 2









Want young white man, be-
tween 18 and 25, for farm work.
Would like to have orphan boy
with no bad habits who wants a
home. J. R. Savage. Lula, Rt. 1.

Want good. honest, sober boy
or man under 40 yrs. to live as
one of family and make crop on

3 bu. corn, board and laundrr.
Must b neat, clean and agree-
able. Must know how to plow. K.
S. Price, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Want healthy, reliable, white
girl or woman to do light farm
work, no field work, and to live
in home, Give age, reference and
salary. expected. . Mrs. S. A.
Smith, 615 Duncan Ave.. Macon.

Want good man to run two
plows on halves.. Must be able
to finance self. Farm located half
mile from good school and
ehurch- See me at once. Grady
Wilson, Butler, Rt. 2). :

Wiant nice, reliable unencum-
bered, white woman, from 20 to
35 yrs. old, to do light farm
work, no field work. $7.00 mo.,
board, laundry. Answer in own
handwriting. giving age and de-
scription, Mrs. B. W. Duncan.
404 lith St., Columbus.

Want nice, smart, white wo-
man to do light farm work and
live with family of two. Will pay
by month or any way satis. Mrs
C. A. Patterson, Ty Ty.

Want colored share cropper for
2 horse farm near Palmetto in
Fulton Co, Good land, house,
mules and tools, Mrs, W. H.
Hill, Palmetto,

Want family with 3 or 4 good
workers to work on 50-50 basis.
Use you every day you are not
busy in your crop at 75c day.

( furnished. T, K.

loore. Canton,



for wages, board and laundry.}

School farms. J. Clinton Kitch-|

shares, Wil give one bale cotton.





Want reliable industrious, ex-
perienced, well recommended
man for my farm near Atlanta.
Wages and cottage. Write Earl S.
Haines, Smyrna, or phone Be
1808.

Want nice, healthy moddileaged
woman to live as one of family
and $2.00 week. Light farm work
no field work. Mrs. J. J. Boston,
White.

Want nice, respectable white
couple to live in 6 R. house with
aged couple. Give all can make
on 50 A. farm. Write or come
see. Mrs. W. T. Bryan, Turin,
Ree

Want good hand for wages.
Must know how to farm. No
drunkard need apply. D. W-. Da-
vis, Colbert, Rt. 2.

Want man with family enough
to cultivate full 2 horse farm.
18 A. cotton acreage. Money ad-
vanced for supplies and guano,
mules and all equipment. 4 R.
ceiled house, pasture, etc. Write
or see. L. J. Steed, Talbotton.

Want nice, clean, sober man
to live as one of family on small
1 horse farm; milk and do any
kind of farm work necessary.
Good habits and be willing
worker. Wages. Mrs. James
Dunn, Midville, Rt. 2, Box 6.

Want single man well exper-
ienced in poultry to manage an
established poultry breeding farm
and hatchery. Small salary and
board. Future earnings depend
on success of business. Jeff H.
Hedden, Rt. 2, Chamblee. Ch
6615.

Want man and wife (with no
children) with good disposition,
sober, honest, to work on farm.
No whiskey drinker need apply.
Furnish good house. Reasonable
salary. J. A. Spear, Stillmore,

Want middleaged, settled, col-
ored man with wife or small fam-
ily for farm work, Must know
how to farm, Mrs. P. M. John-
son, Lovett,

Want man and wife, without

children, not over 40 yrs. old, well
experienced in farm work to live
in home and work for wages.
Must be-healthy, honest, sober
and industrious. Must have own
car. J. F. Little, Forsyth, Rt. 3.

Want colored farm hand, single
or with small family. for gen.
farm work, care ~ livestock.
Monthly salary. Good house. In
Emanuel county. C. O. Johnson.
Savannah, 205 West 38th St.

Want reliable party to work on
share basis, a Part or all of
6000 neglected Concord grape-
vines, or move here and add oth-

}er food and feed crops and work

by the day. Y. M. Anderson, Wil-

|liamson. |

Want 1 horse cropper with own
stock, able finance self. on halves.
I furnish all fertilizer and land;
other party everything else. Or
on 3rds and 4ths if prefered.

Mrs. Mary L. Kimbell, McDon-

ough, Rt. 3. es :
Want settled colored couple,
clean, honest workers. Woman
for light farm work, no field
work; man to farm. Nice house,
good board and salary. Write and
give ref. M. R. Boroughs, Deca-
the Rt 1,
Want tractor driver, 4 select
farm laborers to work on farm at
Piedmont, located on So. RR, At-
lanta-Ft. Valley. Drunks, move-
abouts need not apply. Send ref.
Write letters, no cards. Cant
use city peddlers. J. A. Cason,
Barnesville. :

Want a good white girl or wo-.

man to live in:home as one of
amily and do-light farm work,
no field work. Pay weekly. Mus
be good character, clean, honest
and willing to work. Mrs. J. M.

| Mioore, Toccoa, 193 Franklin, St.

_ Want clean, industrious, able
man to tend 1 horse crop for
small salary and part crop, and
board and room. or married man
able to furnish and move self for
half crop. Must be good manager
and honest. 30 A. good land un-
der good fence, stock and tools.

Want ref. Write at once. Miss.

Pennie Kirkland, Douglas, Rt. 1.

Want couple (no children) for
farm work. $2.00 week to woman
for light farm work (no field
work) and monthly wages to man
and board, or part crop. Write
at once. Must be good workers
and agreeable. Nonie Dunn, Grif-
fin Races?

Want farm hand. willing work-
er and reliable, $10.00 month,
board and laundry. Gis ref.
Mrs. Linnie Bell. Owens. Scre-
ven, Rt. 1, Box 114.

Want middileaged lady, clean
with good habits, to live as one
of family and do light farm
work; also want sober young man
around 18 yrs. old to drive farm
and stock truck and do jobs
around farm. I. G. Thompson,
Tusculum.

Want capable girl for light
farm work, $3.00 wk. Room and

oe A. C, Greenburg, 124 Vine
#} t -

N. W., Atlanta.

x

Want middleaged woman for
light farm work, no field work.
Live with elderly people and $8
month. Job the year round to
right party. Mrs. T. F. Vickers,
Alapaha, RFD 1.

Want middieaged man with
farming experience to work one
horse crop at reasonable price.
Board furnished. W. H. Cross,
Winder, Rt. 2.

Want reliable man to work
one horse crop on halves. Good
land for corn. upland for Cot-
ton, three room house, must fur-
nish self. W. B. Cochran, College
Park Rit. t. :

Want man with help for 2 to
4 plows to grow, peanuts. corn,
potatoes, cane, truck crops and
4 A. tobacco, on 50-50 basis. Neal
T. Williams, Buena Vista.

Want colored, settled. middle-
aged man with no family, who
knows how to farm to work for
wages. Board and weekly pay. Z.
B. Alford, Manchester, Rt. 1.

Want large colored family for
wages, want 3 to plow. Also want
middleaged or older colored cou-
ple, man to milk get wood, etc.
and woman to do light farm
work. D. C. Moore, Rt. 3, Milan.

Want sober, reliable, singl2
man to work share crop. Write
for details and give information
about yourself. Ed D. Gunby,
Culverton. :

Want healthy, middleaged man
without family, to cultivate 18 A.
land, mostly corn. Room, board
and reasonable pay. Start any

time. W. M. Cason, Homerville,

Box 338.

Want small family to live in
house with couple and cultivate
1 horse crop on 50-50 basis. Good
house and land. W. L. Burdett,
Roswell, Rt. 1. 2

Want reliable colored man for
wage hand and woman for light
farm work. J. R. Sloan, Rt. 1,
Pelham,

Want young woman, not over
45 yrs. old, to do light farm work.
No outside work. Mrs. Corene
Bagegley, Eagon.

Want colored girl. 14 to 16 yrs.
old, for light farm work, no field
work. Will give clothes, board.
Would consider woman or couple
with children this age. Man to
work crop or by day. Mrs. C. T-
Lavender, Flovilia.

. Want woman, 25 to 45 yrs. old
to live with family of three to
do light fazm work, milk one
cow. No field work. Good home
and small salary. Mrs. J. H. Tay-
lor, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Want nice smart colored or
white girl for light farm work.
Board, clothes and little spend-
ing money. At once. Mrs. Irene
Cavender, Franklin, Rt. 3. |.

Want man about 25-40 to tend
a crop, at once: Live as one of
family and $12.00 month (paid
monthly). Must be honest, good
and not smoke cigarettes nor
drink liquor. Lee Joyner, Hines-
ville.

Want wage hand. Pay weekly
or monthly, or give part crop
and part wages... Board and
laundry, or furnish house, wood
and water. Live 1 mi. Orland.
Write or come see. Claud Sand-
ers, Adrian, Rt. 1. :

Want reliable colored woman
for work in small dairy room.
Good house and meals and $2.50
week. No milking required. Mrs.
E. E. King, Perry-

Want small family on 50-50
basis for truck farm of 30 acres,
20 mi. Savannah, near school,
on paved highway. 3 room house.
A. M. Zittraver, Marlow.

Want middleaged white wo-
man for light farm work, no field
work. Board, reom, $8.00 month.
Write. R. C. McLeroy, Walnut
Grove, Rt 1. :

Want, middleaged white wo-
man for light farm work. no field
work. 1 cow to milk. Room, board
and $8.00 month. Start at once.
Mrs. O. C. Dellinger. Arnolds-
Ville.

Want single boy for farm work.
Give board and about 4 acres of
cotton. Miust be clean and re-
spectful. G. A. Thompson,
Swainsboro, Rt. 2.

Want unencumbered, healthy.
-white woman, 20-40 yrs. old for
light farm work and milk 1 cow.
$2.00 week. Prefer one who needs
a home. Mrs. A. M. Heaton, Blue
Ridge, Rt 1.

Want sober, honest man to
milk 2 or 3 cows and other dairy
work. Must know how to drive
truck, $10.00 mon., board and
laundry: No drunkard need ap-
ply, Johnson Charles. Ellijay, Rt.
5 Bom: :

Want woman or girl to live in
home and help with light farm
work; work a small crop. Small
wages and home in family of 2.
W. D. Hopkins, Canon, Rt. 2.

Want colored farmer with
family to make share crop, also
to work turpentine. All on 50-50



basis. J. P. English, Ellabelle.

line

Want sober farmer for 2 horse
farm. Standing rent or 3rds and
4ths. 40 A. in cultivation, 8 A.
cotton allotment; 2 frame hous-
es, 3 and 4 rooms; near church
and school; good pastur. 10 mi
Gainesville, Hall Co. H. V. John-
son. Gainesville. os

Want settled white man to
live with family and do far
work. Must be sober and honest
Board, laundry and small salary
Write. Robert W. Hayes, Cullo-
den. oa

Want woman. 30-40 yyrs.
to live in home with man and
wife and help with light farm
work. no field work. $5.00 mo.
room and board. W. M. Thor
ton, Jesup.

Want nice, middleaged colored
woman, white or colored, to help
with light farm work for perma
nent home (if satisfactory) :
board and small salary. Mrs. O
Gresham, Decatur, Rt. 2, L.
Road. cr

Want colored man and wii
(no objection to child or two) fo
farm work. Good wages, g00
house and garden. Must be fro
So. Ga. W. R. Barnes, Sale Cit

Want boy, 15-19 who can d
any kind plowing, such as lay.
ing off corn and cotton row
Give board, bed and wash
and $50.00 till crop is finish
Pay every week. Sam T. Sturd
vant, Monroe, Rt. 1.

Want 2 negro day hands f
regular jobs on large farm. Must
have wives and prefer with son
hoe hands. E. P. Pope, Wool

Want single man to care f
yard and small chicken ru
live in home. board and lau
free and about $2.50 week
Start. Write. W. P. Cannon,
lanta, 2720 Boulevard Dr.

Wiant 2 horse farmer, white
colored, with own stock, ab
run self, to grow feed for stoc
and share 50-50*basis on all
crease from farm. Wil! furnis
4 brood sows, 12 cows, 60 A.

Want woman, 40-45 yrs. old
light farm work, no field w
except milk 2 cows. Live in home
with me and small salary. Mr
S. A. Prewett, Winston, Rt. 1.

Want good, settled girl or un
encumbered woman to live
home with old lady and do
farm work, milk 1 cow for s
salary. Mrs. S. E. Posey, B
men, Rt. 2. ae

Want good worker for
farm, standing rent; consider
h. crop, 50-50 basis. Must be abl
furnish self..No liquor drinke
J. H. Smith, Fort Valley, RFD

Want man who can furnis
self to cultivate tract land nes
Avondale Estates on shares, a
few rich acres on Blythe Isle.
Agnew. Atlanta, 889 Edeewood
Ave. ee
Want middleaged white we
man to live as one of family and
do light farm work. Board and
small salary. Mrs. Homer S
Chipley, Rt. 2.

Want farmer for 1940, p:
one to work on shares, but wil
pay. wages. Must be sober, re
liable and honest. Get in tou
with me at once. Howard Huli
Folkston. . se

Want middleaged woman >
light farm work, no field wo
Board and small salary. Mrs
> Burkhalter, Atlanta.
Ponce de Leon Ave., Apt N
Ve 9501. : 3

Want good sober. industrio
man for farm work. Pay Tac da
or $10.60 month and board. J.
Bailey, Blakely, Rt. 1.

Want young white girl to |
with family of 3 and help wit
light farm work, no field wor
Reasonable salary. Mrs. D.
Patton, Dunwoody, Rt. 1.

Want young man who has
exp. with Bees and willing
heip work 400 colonies this com
ing season: August Wolbert,

labelie, Rt. 1, Box 84. areas
Want good boy or man to ti
with old couple and run 1 pl
$10.00 mo. board and washi
No liquor drinker need appl
Mrs. W. E Mills, Garfield. .
Want good, honest, respecta
family to farm on 50-50 basis.
furnish stock. tools, seed al
half fertilizer. Need two plo
hands. Can furnish some day
bor, Can move you. Write at o1
John Abernathy, Blairsville,
aes -
Good proposition to couple wh
like to raise chickens. cows, ho
and garden. Write or see. Ma
ret L. Hale, Conyers.
Want woman with good h
for light farm work. Write
Overstreet, Lenox, Rt. 1.

Want