Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1940 May 15

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r - ioner Roberts
: - Citizens to Stock Up

Uneee

otton, aeck is being observed throughout the 5
sd States from May 17-25 and- Georgia people
eed. to sone in the, observance. of this Bee ae

eS Roberts dees all: eileen

sia to check up on their cotton needs and by.
Cotton goods, reduce the surplus of Cotton

maybe help to raise the price to the farmer for
crop. CPE Hey

Won 4 is ae the ane, bash crop, not me -
It is grown
more than 240, 000 farms in the state, and more.

2

_ Georgia, but in the south as well.

an a million people. on the farms eum: and

In : ddition Cotton is the Saas tnctbry hos =
in the state, more people being employed in|

215 textile mills in Georgia than in any. other
Ye industry. | Approximately 85,000 work in Geor-

ia textile mills, and are paid $58,000,000 annually :

d they manufacture goods valued. at $250, 000,000.

Then too, there are around 50 Cotton Oil mills

Q e state that crush Cotton seed, which yield 2
luable oil, meal and hulls.

cooking and | aS a salad dressing and the meal
used as a feedstuff and as a fertilizer ane the
ulls are used as a feedstuff.



In 1939 the. Georgia Cotton crop totaled 920 :000.

set

Livestock

hese prices quoted os White BEouiaan Com-.

| pany are on strictly corn-fed hogs:

0 lbs., $6.00; 150-175 lbs., $5.75; 125 down,

4.75 down; 245-300 Ibs., $5.75;. '300- 350 Ibs.,

5.50; good roughs to 350 lbs, $5. 00; 130-145 lbs.,
Q.

Good fat well bred bears. $8. 00-$8. 50; medium

, $6.50-$7.50; plain kinds, $5.50-$6.00; fair na-
tive yearlings, $5.00-$5.50; common, $4.00-$4.75;
| tat cows, 5.00-$5.50; medium, $4.50-$4.75; com-
mon, $4. 00-$4.25; canners, $3.25-$3.75; good
heavy. bulls, $5.00-$5.50; meduim, $4.25-$4.75; top
| calves, $8. 50-89. 00; medium, $6. 50-88. 00.





Georgia

The oil is used ia

Hogs: 180- |-



Of | bales and the lint at seeds ae the farmers
~The cotton mills in the
~ State manufactured more than one million bales into

i

' ging is being widely used instead = jute.



[Catton Week Pisclaiicd-

Governor. E, D. Rivers, in proclaiming: Cotton :

Wels, ie states that one in ten of the nations pop-

ulation is dependent on Cotton for a livelihood; that
- there is a surplus of 13,000,000 bales and every
Joyal citizen is urged to ead his support. and co- | Z
operation to this worthwhile event through pene
| ed purchases of. Cotton articles. ere



more than $50,000,000.

many products,

The 12,000,000 bales, lint and seeds, grown in
the. United States last year,
$800,000, 000, more than A? 000,000 people being en-
gaged in growing and manufacturing cotton: Ja, the: :

sold for.

Nation.

ly every home in America.
home as" well as the farm home.
clude bed sheets, quilts, mattresses, table. cloths,

window curtains, towels, rugs, dresses and other.
wearing apparel.
cotton is used in a home.

' Farmers are also large users of Cotton eal in
addition to many of the articles mentioned above,

they use many other Cotton articles, such as plow
lines, back bands, bridles and collars used in grow-~

ing the cotton; well ropes, sacks for picking cotton;
wagon ' sheets where still used; sacks of all Ride.

: Much fertilizer, feedstuffs, sugar and other | foods

are now put up in Cotton sacks and Cotton. bag-
BS: ar
covering for Cotton bales, se

Industry uses much cotton, sical 60 per neat

- of around 7,000,000 bales consumed annually ir the
United States cee made into approximaicly nine i





Atlante Spot Cotton

Atlanta spot cotton closed steady, middling
10.705"
cotton today at the ten designated southern spot
markets was 10.26 per pound, middling fs 8 inch :



was 10. 08 cents Bee pound.

The average price of middling | 15-16 in.

around ae

Cotton is still. Kine. in ) Geornia aga the south, [|
but he occupies a two- seated throneone on the. S
- Farm and the other in the Factory. King: eon

now has a two-seated throne. :
There are articles made of Cotton in pment
These include the city |
The articles in- |

You see from this how Ae ;

spindles spersite. in the south;
ae 206, 000 spindles ain os eastern ig

billion square ede of Sot. Neaay 1 ,000, 000 bales
of Cotton are used yearly in making automo! le

- tires, 75 per cent of the tire cord being made in

Georgia mills. It is estimated that there are 90

pounds of lint cotton in every automobile;

cord, upholstery fabrics, brake bands, hose connece
tions, webbings, wire and cable insulations fan
belts, etc. . Cotton is being also. ees as a

punemne. material,

compared | -
Sou

ae March this year, comigared with a.
more than one biion: hours in thie: New En and
states.

- + North Carolina in : March fox all states in me

tile mill operation, | with 5,448, 572 active spindles;
South Carolina was second with 5,314,072 activ
spindles, Georgia was third with. as

spindles and Massachusetts was fourth with 2 58

956 spindles active; ee) was ra 1 3
610 spindles. :

These figures are From the: HS Ss. census repo ?
All this indicates the desirability of placing

_ manufacturing plants in the south and testifie
_ our mild climate, good. native help, closene
' raw material and other factors in our favor.

It is hoped that the 130 ,000,000 people Si

United States. will become Cotton conscious ur
_ing the period from May 17 through the 25th an
_ will buy something made of Cotton, which will

the twelve million people in the nation: who_ grow,

ce oe and manufacture, it into 1.000 products.

=pThe Editor,



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: | Turnips, bunched, per doz...



% Lima. Beans, bil: Lamers

Snap Beans, bu Wont i

Cabbage, per 100 Ibs

Green: Peas; bu: hamprs 2

Potatoes, 100 Ib. sacks, Bliss
Triumphs

oa 92 she +=

Strawberries, 24 qt. ee 3.
Sweet potatoes, per 100 lbs. so

Turnip Salad, bushel -:.











gas quoted, below on the Atlanta Market are by eae egg deniers for ae, A-1 Site a dandhea ees: Ungraded & eggs are quoted 2 to 3c below. Lie
Yard run eggs way not) be pops for retail ade under ae Georgia, egg Jaw. - Day- -old and day- fresh eggs. are offered as such. and

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GEORGIA MARKFTBULLETIN

mstablirhed by J. J. Brown, Commissioner ot Agricuiture
Mareb 1 191%

Published Sem1-Monthiy 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.
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cepted for mailing at specia) rate of postage provided for in

tion 1103 Act ot October 8 191%

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ew copy of notice

Capitol.

- _ Notices of farm produ
postage reguiations inserted. one
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Limited space will not permit insertions of notice containing
more than 30 words including name and address.

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etin.





Devartment Issues Bulletins

Roberts. One is on the Laws relating to the adulteration. mis-
eranding and sanitary handling of Foods and the rules and
~ regulations of food standards. The other deals with feeding-

the State Department of Agriculture. Persons and firms in-
jerested can obtain a copy of these bulletins by writing the
Food and Drug Department, State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.



Rural-Urban Conference

Georgia people are urged to Keep in mind the third Rural-
Urban conference to be held at the. City Auditorium in Atlanta

Wood, Director, and if interested,
Capitol, Atlanta.
~ Governor Rivers has proclaimed June 28th as Rural-Urban
Day and urges Georgians to participate in the program honor-
ing the rural people of the state .

' Georgia Crops Are Late
Reports and personal observations over the state indicate
that crops are from three weeks to a month behind time. But
the Georgia farmer is busy, planting in some sections and culti-
vating in others. South Georgia truck crops are beginning to
move to market and as the weather warms up, crops will grow
ch faster. Ea g =
- It has been necessary to replant many crops in many sec-
ons, and stands are spotted and uneven. Grain looks well
in many sections and is heading. ee a
It is hoped that there will be a big yield of grain as the
n crop in Georgia last year was off some 17 million bushels

write to Mrs. Wood care the







_ If the World War continues it undoubtedly will mean that
xy American products will be exported. This might include
heat and oats, and corn and meats. All these products are
grown in northern states, close to Canada and it would be a short
haul to the ports of Canada. :

Therefore, it would be well for Georgia farmers to consider
ie probable effect the war may have on certain crops and
ern themselves accordingly and produce as much food and
stuff as they can on their own farms.

Peach Crop Estimated
The Georgia Peach Growers Exchange, Mr. W. C. Bewley,
ral manager, Macon, estimates the Georgia Peach crop this





sar at 5,972 carloads, divided as follows:
Variety: :
Rose



No. Cars
: 65
165

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iscellaneous Earlies 110
y Rose 625
1 2,420
eorgia Belles 97
pers 2,490
, Total 5,972

The report says the freeze damage was more severe in north
orgia than in South Georgia and as a consequence the crop
u h of Macon is generally about normal in every respect,
reas, north of Macon conditions are very spotted.

t is also predicted that there will not be any excessive
n ovement at any time, on account of the fact that both Hileys
and Elbertas are extremely light north of Macon, and according
her indications, from a marketing standpoint, satisfactory
ices should prevail.

Ripening dates are expected to-be from 10 days to two
eeks late, the report says, the shipping dates last year
ing from May 7th for Mountain Rose to June 20-30 for El-
bertas.

ihe reduced freight rate put into effect last year, which
raged from $40 to $45 a car will be in effect again this year,
le report states. oy



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No Watermelon Rules
The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, announces
1e- uspension for the 1940 shipping season of marketing pro-
provisions regulating interstate shipments of watermelons
wn in- Georgia, Florida, North and South Carolina. .
The provisions suspended and which will not be in force
is season include: Regulation of shipments by grades and
es prohibition of shipments for 48-hour periods and com-
ory inspection. Inspection will be on a voluntary basis and
kes it unnecessary for shippers to furnish inspection certifi-
s to the control committee. =



MARKET BULLETIN

Two bulletins have been issued recently by Commissioner

stuffs. They are issued by the Food and Drug Department of} -

on June 28-29. The program is being arranged by Mrs. Robin

and a big hay crop would also help out the feed problem a whole

eae



-Polled Hereford Sale
Mr. W. E. Aycock, livestock salesmanager of Mcultrie,
states a carload of polled Hereford bulls, heifers and other cows
will arrive in Moultrie for a show and sale there on Friday.
May 31st. The cattle will be on display in the forenoon and
the sale will begin at 1 oclock, Mr. Aycock says.



Ban Placed on Cocoanut Pies
By Dr. J. P. Yarbrough, State Chemist

During the hot summer months, June 1 to September 1, the
State Department of Agriculture will again enforce its regula-
tiens prohibiting the manufacture and sale of cocoanut cream
filled pies.

There have been many cases of food poisoning due to eating
cream filled pies, eream puffs. and pies coated with meringue.
thrughout the United States in the past few years. This can
happen from a number of different causes. Unsanitary con-
ditions of the place of manufacture, lack of refrigeration, em-
ployee who is a carrier, method of delivery and display are
all contributing factors.
ones which have caused trouble in this State, they are the only
one: specifically banned.

These pastry products during warm weather provide ideal
conditions for the growth of certain bacteria, more especially
staphylococcus, which causes severe illness. These conditions
are in most cases beyond the control of the bakers because of. the

|!very nature of the food product.

These regulations have been in effect for the past two
years.



Market Selling Hours

A new schedule of selling hours planned for greater con-
venience of Georgia farmers and to enable large buyers to

effect on the State Farmers Market in Atlanta, it is announced
by S. C. McWilliams, Market Manager.

The Georgia Department of Agriculture will maintain three
shifts of men on the market to keep it open to receive produce
at all hours of the day or night.

through Fridays; 5 a. m. to 8 a. m. on Saturday and 4 p. m. to
11 p.m. on Sundays.
The present market, Mr. McWilliams explained,
small and congested to handle all the produce brought for sale
in a normal eight-hour day or six-day week.
We believe the new schedule will permit the most efficient
operation for the greatest convenience of both seller and buyer

planned for the market, the market manager stated.



How To Control Insects

early each season in the control of insects to obtain the most!
effective results. The author of the paper is Mr. Theo. L.
Bissell, Entomologist of the Georgia Experiment Station near
Griffin. It was prepared for broadcast over WSB at 12:45
oclock,. Saturday, May 18, on the State Board of Regents
Forward Georgia program. :

In part, the paper said: Calcium arsenate is the dread of
insects. It kills many species and is safe on most vegetables,
except beans. Dusting with calcium arsenate was suggested as
a control of the vegetable weevil on turnip, for the potato beetle
and for the control of earworms on tomatoes. Corn meal may be
used as a carrier for ealcium arsenate and sprinkled on the to-
mato plants in three applications40 to 70 pounds per acre.
Cryolite mixed with tale is also used for the control of corn ear-
worms on tomatoes.

Worst of all vine pests are the melon worm and pickle
worm that bore into the fruits. In large areas of canteloupes
and cucumbers, it is advisable to plant trap rows of squash,
the favored food, and then pick the squash as it is infested to
keep worms from spreading to the main crop. Derris or rote-
none dusts offer promise in the control of melon worms,
Bissell advised.

For the control of the collard bug hand picking before
eggs are laid or spraying the young with derris powder or derris
extract was recommended. For aphids which attack water-
melons, turnip salad, collars and cabbage, nicotine dust is a
good standby. Rotenone dust is the best remedy for the Mexi-
can bean beetle and bean leaf beetle. and the same will kill
webworms on turnip salad. For the small spotted and striped
cucumber beetles that sometimes attack melons and cucumbers,
both derris dusts and eryolite, a fluorine compound, have been
found effective. es 2

To kill the corn earworms on roasting ears, inject 8 to 12
drops of mineral oil into the silk end of the ear just as the silks
begin to turn brown.

With such mineral compounds as calcium arsenate and
cryolite, care must be taken not to leave a dangerous residue
on the product when it is marketed. The safest materials to
use are those which come from certain plantsnicotine, rote-
none or derris, and pyrethrum powder. These materials will
not harm plants or consumers, but unfortunately, they are some-
what expensive and they do not remain effective long after
application. 28

Along with the use of poisons many pests can be kept in
subjection by good cultural practices such as plowing well before
planting time and plowing immediately after harvestthus



preventing the multiplication of extra generations of insects,

Last years crop was 5,739 cars, according to the statement. ! Bissell concluded.



__. Killing Boll Weevils

_Where boll weevils are numerous in fields before squares
begin to form, early, over-wintered weevil 5
making from one to three pre-square applications of calcium
arsenate. The pre-square poisoning ma
calcium arsenate, syrup and water.
is used, mix thoroughly one pound of calcium arsenate, one
gallon of syrup, and one gallon of water.

This mixture should be applied directly to the young plants
when the cotton is dry. A home-made burlap mop makes a



good applicator.From Agricultural Extension Service, Athens.



This applies to restaurants as well as to pie bakers |

Since cocoanut pies are the only,

comply with federal wage-hour regulations have been put into ;

Buying and selling, however, |
will be carried on only between 6 a. m. and 11 p. m., Mondays|

is too

which is possible until we do get the new, modern plant now.

Georgia vegetable and fruit growers were urged in a paper |
called Georgias Vegetable Crop and Insect Control, to begin |

| in good cond. B. W. Midd

| used for farm work, practic
ly. new, J, . - Me
Wrighisville.

s can be killed by! Yeariings. Mrs. H. H.

| Austell, Rt. I.
y be done by using '
If the sweetened poison | S
; Feacniree St
i self fe

i work when last used, chea)
| cash. W. P. Bris





























































Wodnesday. May 1



Farmers Golden

And if thou sell augh
to thy neighbour or bw
aught of thy neighb:
hand. ye shall not opp
one another, Age

Ye shall not therefore op-
press one another: but
shalt fear thy God: for J
the Lord thy God.Ley
cus 14 and 1%.







INCUBATORS, BROC
ERS, ETC., FOR S/





Buckeye inc.. 110 eap
M. Sanders. Dublin. |
360 ege cap. Super Hat
good cond.. used 2 seasons.
oo L. C. Harrell. Spar
Little Brown Hen inc
egg cap. .good as new e:
thermometer broken.
twice only, $4.25 plus po
; C. Britt. Lawrenceville
Sears-Roebuck. 50 egg
Little Brown Hen inc.. good
new. $3.00 or exc. for 4
hens and rooster. Mrs.
Land. Hazlehurst. Rt. 2.

SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY WAN

Want Binder. in good ec
preferably with tractor
Y.-F. Harris, Griffin, B

Want drag harrow. in.
cond., reasonable. Will
after if not over 50 miles. |
iE. Stanton, Atlanta; RE 8.

196 E.

Want good second-hand
wagon, for cash, A, H. Ca
chael, Atlanta. 843 Pied:
Ave. ee

Want walking cultivat
good make, in vicinity of I
County. State make. cond.,
cash price. Claud . Har
Wray. Rt. 2. :

Want small % or % h. p.
also generator windmill.
type and price. Sanders
per. Monroe. Rt. 3.

Want good, used 6 ft. ho
or tractor drawn grain bint
in A-] cond J. lu Fi
Barnesville.

Want 1 corn shredde1
Hardeman, Covington, RFI

Want buy wind stacker
straw fan for a J .I. Case gr
thresher. size 32x36. Writ
W .Woodruff, Winder.

Want dairy boiler, good
cheap. W. T .Holmes, C
den. oy

Want grain binder for tri





brooks, Barnesville.

Want a second-hand
cleaner. State make and
W. T. Baugh, Madison.

Want a 48-inch bottom



for grist mill Je Be ea
Blakely. :
SECOND-HAND

MACHINERY FOR S/

i. riding cultivator,
cond. $15.00; grain cradie
103 ft 2... Ce power 4

30 h. p. eng., perfect Cl
but without fly wheel. U:
farm work. Cheap or Tf
What have you? W. E.
thorne. Whigham. Rt. 2.

Outfit for drilling well
farm. Cash or trade fer.
John Deere tractor. C. E
liams. Avera. :

2 McCormick-Deering.
ers and reapers: 1-10 ft.
power take-off for tractor:
ft. bull wheel drive. Use

yrs., $75.00 and $100.00 }
spectively. E. P. Borde
Thomson, Rt. 3.

Largest size Red Hr

thresher, 2 yrs. old; self-fee
and wind stacker, good
ready for work. John M.
Campton. S
Gravely 5 H. P. garden.
tor. complete with mowers
rotary power plow. good
new. W. G. Tuck, Thoniasvi
1% h. p. Economy gas.

' 4-80 saw, 12 Tiummiis
brush ball bearing gin
complete, 75 bh. p. moter, p
feel shape and readv i
without any vepairs, J. 1

<lier, Meigs. - 2

McCormick mowing r
5.00 or trade for



pot

Mlour Mill and equ
ine Dam washed out) for s
sows Hider, = Atlas, oe
i 20x28 Case thresh
eder etc., doing

coe, Moa
Rt. 2.



| one |

, | FLOWERS AND SEED.
SHINERY FOR SALE| :

WANTED =



armall tractor, ma cond.,
way, $400.00. D. E. Ta-
Palmetto.

guson ~- Sherman Ford
tor (never been used)
d right for quick sale. Mrs.

Spencer, McDonough,

. Case power vinder, per-
cond., $150.00. A. B. Pres-
Monroe.

ed Allis-Chalmers 60 All
arvester, used 2 seasons,

good used binder. priced
- for quick sale. John F.
. Monroe.

of caponizing tools, $1.06;

smith tools (cost

00) $25.00: good gas en-
and 94 head Brown L.
s. 4 wks. old. Come after
H. C. Benjamin, Waynes-

1e plows and 2
p. used in farm work.
uby Reynolds. Mayfield.

adley Cream sparator,

ich model, Molene plow.
s, etc. Cheap. Mrs. S. W.
ford, Ila.

Binder, good cond., for
exc. for cattle. a F. No-
Adairsville, Rt. 2.
. p. gas. eng., used in
ork, for sale or trade for
Edmond Salter,

A

o. 20 pan, 4 ft. X 10 ft.,
class cond., and other farm
me a Burson, Doug-

i 2h. riding plow, good
'$ L. Cole-

nternational. F-12 Farmall
or, planters, fertilizer dis-
sutors; 15 h. p. Int. gas. ens.
in. top Runner grist mill.
Cormick - Deering hammer
feed mill, other farm
ment, good cond., at my
Cheap for cash. J. L.
Manor.

Aeromotor windmill, _ 00
er farm Salome c.

horse wagon. good
J. H. Youmans,

- cost $50.00: sell $25.00 cash.
map NT. Beasley. Summit.

OWERS AND SEED
ae





Vant Roman Blue, White

| Pink hyacinth bulbs. Quote

4s in lots of 100.-Mrs. Kir-

mith, Decatur, 108 Evans


ant immediately Blue or
thrift. Give price. Mrs.
wart Garrett, Augusta. 2731
falton Way.
Exc. tender white cornfield
d garden bean seed at 25c Ib.
r mix. col. canna or tiger
bulbs. Mrs, Roy Harper,
eral Bluff.

xe. white lilac, vellow iris
xe. for prize chrxsanthe-
ms, dahlia slips. old fash-
ed snow balls, gladiol, white
pink cannas. Sell mine 10c
. also iris, 35c doz. -Mrs.

eit, Calhoun, Ga.. Rt.}

vant sev. hundred roots of
low and flame colored native
leas. Quote price. Miss E.

ey, Brunswick, 915 Union

fant white violet plants.
e August lily, blooming ivy
lium. State color of
m. Mrs. C. A. Castellow,
con, 422 Johnson Ave.
fant old fashioned pink.
, single hyacinths, spiced
Bermuda Easter lily
bs. single tuberose white
y dbl. butter and egg bulbs.
om Christie, Concord.

Vant begonias, tulip bulbs.
$s pinks, pom-pom zinnias.
nas, white _ spider, regal,
ter lilies, red, pink verbena,
blue thrift, white, pink.
mums. Exchange grape
egonias, other flowers for
fF same. Mrs. Ed Stone, Rt. 2,
Adairsville.
Fxe. pop corn at 10c Ib. for
tbenas, phlox., ger., sultanas,
ns and some pepper and to-
plants. Mrs. J. M. Holt,
ount.

nd eggs or aoaas hya-
hs for tulip bulbs, red pre-
3 sev. bulbs for 1 tulip
Mrs. C. W.

Pe

| price.
Ellijay, Rt.

Exe. large white iris for
lemon lilies, blue or white tiger
lilies, or large red mum y Mrs.
2 EB. Rhodenhiser. Macon, 1344
College St.

Want 2 ea. rooted, while red
geraniums, Xmas, June cactus,
lace ferns, red conch and
maple leaf begonias, 1 -doz.
white, red verbenas. Give
tees Carrie Newton,



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



over.

engines,

-45e doz.

spearmint, catnip,

laurels.

ee
| Ellijay, Rt. 3.



ieee guinea wing, maple

-begonia, 10 ea. cutting; 4, 35c;

hydrangea, 15c cutting; 2, 25c.
Postpaid. Mrs. J. A. Wilson.
Martin. :

Large type chrysanthemums,

20, $1.00; button, Korean type,
25, $1.00; red. lavender verbena,

Mrs. R .L. Silver,
Cuthbert.

Long trumpet daffodils, 20c
C; $4.00 M; white fairy lilies,
25c doz.; calla lilies,
narcissi, white Apr. blooming,
lc ea. Florine Hammond,
Dewy Rose.

White. yellow jonquils, long
trumpet daffodils, $1.00 C; blue
spider lilies, $1.00 doz.;

$4.00; 10 doz., $7.00. Cecil

| MeCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Yellow, white jonquils, long
trumpet daffodils, dbl. butter
and eggs, $1.00 C; blue spider
lilies, $1.00 doz. Nora MecCur-
ley. Hartwell, RK 2.

White, yellow jonauils, but-
ter and eggs, long trumpet daf-
fodils, $1 00 C; bine grape hya-
cinths, 25c, 50c; blue spider
lilios, $1.00 doz.; peppermint,
45c doz.
Mattie Hartwell,
Ri 2:

Large type chrysanthemums,
20, $1.00; red, lavender ver-
bena, 45c doz. Mrs. Minnie
Bell, Cuthbert.

Dogwood. azaleas, redbuds,
-nolly, rhododendrons,
pink cherokee roses, coralberry,
3 ftt., $1.00 doz.; silver, arbor-
vitae, ereening juniper, 5, $1.00;
roses, $1.00 doz. Glen Wilson,
Blue Ridge.

Yelloy Lady Slippers, 40c
doz.; Soloman seal, 25c doz.
Fae "Johnson, Alto:

- Salvia, phlox, daisies, 35c
dez.: snapdragons, 50c doz.; red
banquet. mums, $1.25 C; $10. G0
M. Mrs. LL, A. Barry, Rt. A,
Cordele.

2M field grown boxwood, 6-8
in., $1.50 doz.; $8.50 C; 200,
$15. 00: 3M beautiful mixed
bulbs. $1.06 C; $6.00 M; 2M,
$11.00, del. .im Ga. Maude
Hamby, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Abelia, forsythia, spirea,
weigalia, 3, $1.00; 12 in. box-
wood, $1.00; butterfly bush.
25c; night plooming cereus, 50c
dahli ias, $1.00 doz. At my home.
Mrs. A. M. White, 413 Grant St.,
S. E., Atlanta.

Lemon Hlies, 30c doz.; blue
violets, white daisies, 25e C;

MecCurley.

Boston fern, pink hydrangea.

15c bun.; 2, 25c; wisteria vine,
grape begonia, 10c ea.; 3. 25e;
golden glow, 15c doz. Del.
Mrs. Effie Ralston, Ella Gap.

Mixed color snapdragons, pe-
tunias, forgetme-nots, calliop-
sis, coreopsis,
marigold, zinnia, 25c doz.;
mourning bride, 35c. Add post-
age. Mrs. Scott Davis. Hogans-
ville.

300 nandinas, 3-5 in., $4.50;
450 cherry laurels, 4-6 os
$2.25; mum plants, 25 doz.;
spirea, $1.25; 12 Cherokee res
75c. - Lois "Woodruff, Green-
ville, Rt. 5.

Shasta daisies, iris, mixed
larkspur, verbena, narcissi,
sweet williams, houseleek, 10c
doz.; oxalis. eactus, 5c ea. Add

postase Mrs. Ralph Williams,
Paes

Narcissi bulbs, 25c C; $2.00
M; 10M, $15.00; dbl. red geran-
jums, 15c: a.; $1, 00 doz, Cash.
Exchange. Bessie Almon, Rt.
2, Columbus.

Dbl. white japonicas, $1.50
-doz.; $8.00 C; phlox, blue wis-
teria, bridal wreath,. spirea,
boxwood, $1.00 doz. .Mrs. B.
L. Robinson. Greenville.

Long trumpet daffodils,
blooming size, 75c C. Oma
Fields, Gainesville, Rt, 1. |

Purple lilacs, 15c ea.; 2, 25c;
narcissi, yellow cups, 35 doz.;
3 doz., $1.00. Exchange for
Japanese, Siberian, German
iris. Mrs. Hannah H. Harris.
Griffin, Rt. C, Box 10 A.

Perennial phlox, 25c doz.;
foxglove, mums, snowdrops, 20

doz.; purple king iris. 30c doz.;)

lemon lilies, $1.10 C; white
snowballs, 25e ea. Irene Powell,

10 C841 care Lee Butler.

5. dez.;:

dixie sunshine |

sweet william, 60c doz.;





Several different kinds dah-
lias, $1.25 and $1.00 doz. label-
ed. Mrs. H. H. Gilstrap, Suwa-
nee, Rt. 1.

Blue iris, foxglove,
primroses, 25 doz.; horsemint,
blue weeping mary, 30c doz.;
dahlias, 40c ea. Inez Vick.
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Mt. laurels, dogwood,
doz.; ladies washbowl, 30c doz.;
dif. color roses, $1.00 doz.; jap-
onicas, 10 ea.; pinks, Star of
Bethlehem, 20c doz.; narcissi.
25 doz. Add postage. Mrs.
John Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Yellow daffodils, narcissi,
$1.00 C; blue Roman hyacinths,
10 doz. Mrs. S. C. Savage,
Covington, Rt. 4.

Narcissi, jonquils, 10c doz.:
50c C; blue Easter, orange day
lilies, 20c doz.; 6 doz.,
Large orders postpaid. Hazei
Browning, Temple, Rt. 2.

Huckelberry, muscadine,
honeysuckle, fern, moss. locus,
sweetshrubs, cherokee rose,
10c ea.: $1.00 doz.: wild straw-
berry 50, 25. Postpaid, Thur-
low Walker. Dahlonega, Rt. 5.

~ 10 kinds German iris, labeled.
50, $1.20; mixed, 40 kinds. $1.20,
C; Japanese. 25, $1.15: Siber-
ian, 25. 65c; others labeled. 5c.
16e, 25e ea.; chrysanthemums,
35c doz.: small type mixed, 25.
yas : Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun,

. Phlox, shasta daisies, trail-
ing arbutus, hardy mt. ferns,
violets, sowdrops, $1.00 C:
Eng junipers, 15-20 in., arbor-
vitae, ereeping junipers, 5,
$1.00. Sadie Wilson, Morgan-.
ton. .

Whiie. spruce pine, holly, mt.
ivy. Eng. dogwood, crabapple,
white dogwood, $1.00 doz;
sweet shrubs, phlox, 20c doz.:
rhododendrons, 15c_ea; azaleas,
40c doz.: japonicas, 20c ea.
Add Peeled, Mirs7 OW
Bailey, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Daffodils, orange day lilies,
Star of Bethlehem. purple fox-
glove, tame blue, white violets,
50c C; Golden Bell, yellow win-
ter Jasmine, dbl. brides wreath,
butterfly bush, rooted, 2 for
25c; purple, pink altheas, 75c
doz., add postage. Nancy Hen-
derson, Ellijay. Rt. 3..

Jonquils, narcissi, purple iris,
$1 C. <Azaleas, white and
spruce pines, 60c doz.; sweet-

Shrubs, lilacs, bleeding heart,

20c ea. Exc. for box flowers.
Add postage. Roxie Piumley,
Ellijay, Rt 2..

Lilies, white fairy. gold band
and Easter, 25 doz.: $1.50 C;
white spider, $1 doz.: King Al-
fred daffodils, 50c C; blue white
violets, 100 dcz.; mums, iris, 15c
96 . Mrs. Lee Gray, Temple,

Daffodils, orange day lilies,

biackberry lilies. 50c C. Myrtle 2

bushes, purple, white lilac.
snowdrops, yellow roses,
azaleas, pink hardy hibiscus, 2
for 25c; foxglove, primroses,
15 doz.,.rooted. Add postage.
Exch. Mrs. Esty Parks,
jay, Rt. 2.

Azaleas. white, spruce. pines,
66c doz,; jong uils, narcissi,
iris, 90c C; bleeding heart, lilac,
yellow japonicas, snowball, 20
a. Add postage. Mrs. L. M.
Teague, Eiijay, Rt. 2.

Daffodil, jongquil bulbs, 12c
doz.; Easter and orange day

ilies, lady of the lake, 25c doz.

PP. "Mrs. Noah G. Moon, Bow-
don, Rt. 2.

Tris, mixed. $1 C: 20 labeled

iris, 5c ea.; 2 summer and fall

blooming, 20c ea.; small golden
tipped and green arborvitaes,

ealia lilies, 10c ea.; small re-

gals, 25c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. S. M. Gunter, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 1.

Phlox, golden glow, white
violets, lavender physostegia,
$1.00 Cc. PP. Exc. 100 plants for
300 narcissi, jonquil or daffodil
bulbs, ea. to pay postage. Hat-
tie Kimsey, Young Harris,

Ferns, large, wild, 15c ea.:
jonquil, buttercup, daffodils,
paper white narcissi, 20c doz.;
white dogwood, cedar, holly,
shnowdrops, sweetshrubs, mag-
nolia, 1 ft. A0e: 32 toc; <4, Soc.
Add postage. Mrs. H. B. Bar-
wick, Dublin Rt. 1.

Jonquils, butter and eggs,
white narcissi, (yellow cup), $1
C.; blue spider lilies, $1 doz.;
perennial yellow larkspur,
pep-
permint, spearmint, catnip. 35c
doz. Mrs. Thornton McCurley,
Hartwell.

Grape begonias, 20c ea. Cen-
tury plants, 25c ea.; pink, red
and white, rose geranium cut-
tings, 10c ea. asst. named chry-
santhemums, 25c doz.; not la-
beled, 15c per 2 doz. Mrs. |

mums,

| Adairsville, Rt. 2.
50c



' Alfred daffodils. 75 C:
$1:00. '

Elli- f

Blocker, Bluffton.

eggs,



Miamie A, Stone. Adairsville,
ae =



Iris, pink. purple, dream, 15c
doz.; garlic bulbs. 25 doz.; nar-
cissi, jonquils, 3 doz, 25c. Mrs.

. C. Messer, Welaska.

Geranium cuttings, 10c ea.
asst. named chrysanthemums,
25 doz.; not labeled, 15c per 2
doz. Mrs. Mamie A. Stone,

English ivy, 3 for 10c, or 50
for $1. Mrs. TF. M. Randolph,
Marietta. 409 Washington Ave.

Verbena, scarlet, well rooted,
Ie ea. postpaid. Mrs. Tah
a Flowery Branch, Rt.

Privet hedge, $1 C; purple
iris, baby button mums, Jemon
verbena, 25c doz.: snowdrops,
$1. Cs lupine, 10c doz.; King
lemon
day lilies, $1 C. Add postage.
Mrs. Beulah Leatherwood.
Buchanan Rt. 1.
_Azaleas, white and spruce
pines, 65 doz.; yellow japon-
icas, sweetshrubs, golden glow.
15 ea.; jonquils, narcissi fox-
glove, purple iris, $1 C. Exc.
for gladioli, Miss Kathryn
Piumley, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Narcissi. white, 65c C. Add
postage. - Mrs. Evis. Smith,
Bremen. Rt. 2.

Red het poker, shasta daisies,
pinks. kinds, red phlox, Jan-
uary blooming jasmine, 25c
doz.; 5 doz., $1. Dusty miller,
button pinks, 3 doz. 25c, Mrs.
Geo. McConnell, Demorest,

Paper white narcissi, 30c
doz.; 80c C; April blooming.
fragrant yellow cluster, 20c
doz.: 2 doz., 35c; 60e C. All
No. AL Miss Mattie Collins,
Smith ville.

Artemesia, red Archillea,
false dragon head, large zinnias.
ageratum, small blue daisy,
lemon, orange, dbl, marigold.
yellow daisy marigold. ~dbl.
prince feather, dbl. Japanese
sunflower, pink primrose plants,
le a.; 20 C. Add postage. )
Mrs. L. L. Hay, Leary.

Thrift, hardy, giant freeze
and rust resistant snapdragons,
mix. cols. dbl. white feverfew, |
well rooted, 25 doz. Mrs. L.
E. Stewart, McDonough. Rt .3.

Blue spider lilies and fox-
glove. 25c doz.; azaleas, 30c
doz.; white narcissi, 20c doz,;
blue, purple iris, 40c; box-
woods 75e ea.; 2 yr. pansies, 10c
doz.; roses, 10c ea; ; Star of]
Bethlehem, 15c doz., and others.
Miss Ruth "Parks, Ellijay, Rts so,
Bex 11.

Mums. baby button, lemon
verbena, 25c doz.; hardy ager-
atum, 2 for 25c; tame violets,
blue, with white center, $1.25].
C; snowGrops, $1 C; dahlia tub-|.
ers, mix. cols., tiger lilies, 3
for 25c. Add postage. Mrs.
Gussie Conner, Buchanan,

Purple iris bulbs, 80c C; 200,
$1.50. Eva White, Temple, Rt.

Anemones, trillium, bird foot.
white, purple wild violets, yel-
low purple wild iris, yellow
day lilies, dbl. wild Roosevelt
and swerd ferns, wild begonas,
wild. geranium, galax, 25c doz.
rooted, 25c ea. Add postage.
Nai Mary Langley, Ellijay, Rt.

Velvet, pink ramblers Amier-
jean Beauty roses, lilacs,-pur-
ple and blue iris, ladys wash
bowl, honeysuckle, birdeye
hedge, 15c doz.; junipers, small,
50c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Ernest Easley, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

75 bu. St. Augustine lawn
grass, $1.15 bu del., (grows in
sun or shade). Miss Estill

"5 doz. imported single white
hyacinths, 75 doz.; butter and
$1. C., blooming size.
Add postage. Mrs. Cliff Tan-
ner, Sandersville, Rt. 1.

Lemon day lilies, $1 C; baby
button mums, lemon -verbena.
25e doz.; tame violets, blue
with white center, $1.25 C;
hardy ageratum 2 for 25c; pur-
ple iris, 25c doz.; lupine, 10c
doz.; snowdrops. $1 C, Add
postage. Miss Mildred Con-
ner, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Ageratum, 2 for 25c: snow-
drops, privet hedge, $1 C: pur-
ple iris, 25ec doz.; tame violets,
blue with white center $1.25 C;
honeysuckle, 10 ea.; 3 for 25e;
lavender oxalis, 3 for 10c:
lupine, 10c doz. Add postage.
Miss Leannia Conner, Buch-
anan Rt. 1.

Tiger lilies, butter and eggs.
blooming size, 10c doz.; April
narcissi, 15 doz.; .2 doz. 25c
Mattie Jackson, Ivey.

Dahlias, Jersey beauty, Sky-
light, Jersey cream. 20c ea.;
mixed, 10c.ea. Mrs. Lowell
Long, Bremen.

Spruce and white pines, 35c
doz.; daffodils, 25 doz, Add
postage. Mrs. Annie md



4 Bradley, Ellijay, Rt. 3

Chinese eles 36 in., 3 $1.00;
6, $1.50; seedlings, hedge. 6 ta
10 in. 50 C; Star Bethlehe

| 25c clump; 50 C postpaid.

E, Eason, 1366 Belmont A
S: Wy Atlanta, Ra 8982,

Jonquils, yellow dbl. white
narcissi, _ snowdrops, yellow
mums, gold bronze mums,
C; lemon lilies, lemon. verbena,
tansy, 25c doz, Mrs. Ji
Womack, Bremen, Bt 2 a

Red dogwood, 50c doz.; holly,
60c doz.; snowball,. mt. laurel,
pussy willows, peach
privet hedge, 40c Z* DO!
wood, 45c doz. Kent Eller,
Morganton.

Red dogwood, oiliy. snow=
balls, boxwoods. 50c doz.; mi
laurel, pussy willow, 40c doz
peach rose, jonquils, daffodi
privet hedge, 30c doz. j
Eller, Morganton.

3 large ferns, 3 snake. cac
tus for sale. Mrs, :
Dwight, 1411 Stewart Ave., At-
lanta. Ra 8031.

Sol ee 2 aT
Mrs, Hubert F. Turner, Gain :
j ville, Rt. 6. z

Blue spider, yellow day lilies,
yellow winter pinks, viole
dusty miller, hedge bushes,
rooted, 15c doz. Will exchang:
Jewell Hefner, Talking Rock,

Purple, lavender iris, iene
lilies, dbl. yellow lilies, white
dilies,. 2, 25c: large dbl i<
gold, 10 pkt. Accept stam
Magnolia Clayton, Roy.

Pink and rose perennial
sweet peas. 3, 25c. Hardy. Ad
| postage. Mrs. C. Bo a
Feynolds.
Rhododendrons, spruce, < te
pines, 85c doz.; daffodils,
doz.; garlic, 30c doz. Add post
age. Jewell Medlin, Ellija

Rt.

Begonias, 25c ea.: white calla:
lies, 15c ea.: white, pink ox=
alis, monkey flower burs, 10
ea.; unrooted cuttings weigelia.
abelia, forsythia, bush hone
suckle, 10e doz. <3 doz. 25
Mrs. Bettie Roberts, Rt. 2,
71, Tallapoosa. :

Dif kinds _ violets,
snapdragons, ping,
lium, primroses. rose of Shar
Spanish iris, blackberry lilie
40c doz., postpaid. Oda Eat
Dahlonega, Rte 1: ;

- Pink, red cactus, $2.00 ea.
sound cactus, 24
July, $3.00 ea.: pinebur care
iums, rooted, 50c ea.; surpr
flower bulbs. 25c doz.: Oxal
25c cutting. Mrs. E. H. Wea
Temple, Rt. 2, Box 64.

Blooming size daffodils, $1
C; old fashion yellow narcissi
large white narcissi, 25c dc
Mrs. Macon Warthen, Warthe

Hardy Snapdragon, shasta
daisies, $1 C; tillium, jack
pulpit, blackberry. lemon, tiger
lilies, blue, white violets,
doz. Postpaid. Mrs. Maric
Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Extra large dbl. paper white,
yellow narcissi, red spider lilies, |
blue Roman hyacinths, 35 doz,
Lawrence Koster, narcissi, |
King Alfred daffodils. jonquils,
$1 C.. Mrs. Cliff C. Dye, Mi
dleton, Rt.

Different kinds of large ue
mums. 3c ea.
Mrs, J. A. Thames,
Park.

Large eee
chrysanthemums,
hardy white,
peas, 5c ea.
Jenkinsburg.

Several. thousand large nar
; Cissi bulbs, ready, 500, $3.00:
$5.00 M exp. col.: Guernse:
lilies, 60c doz., postpaid. Mr.
G. R. Thigpen. St. Marys.

Pink hybiscus, roses, purple
lilac, 15c ea.; purple _ Easter
iris, blue hyacinths, vari. gla
oli, 30c doz.; white miller plant,
10c doz.; lavender chrysanthe-
mums, 25c doz.: narcissi, vari
iris $i. . Mattie Du
Cumming, RES:

Old fashion purple.
white, yellow narcissi,
drops, $1 C; mixed color. hol
hocks, brown chrysanthemums
dusty miller, 25c doz. Mrs
William Leach, ack
is Box 156.

orchid, wae
50 (
orchid et
Eda Leverett,

daisies, mt. ferns, orbnree pet
low violets, golden glow, oe

azaleas, Jaurel, $1.00 doz.;
ipers, pink almond, ae
Mrs. A. L, Hemphill,
Ridge.

.; zinnia,
bachelor button seed, ise
Re o. Crump, Ellijay,
R oe



Page Four:

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE |

Bink azalea. mums, pink
dwarf. asters, 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. David Jones,
- Ailington.

Dahlia tubers, mixed colors,
So 1e.: Add postage. Will ex-

pen fe, - Mrs. Lillie M.. John-

oganville, Rt.1.

ed hibiscus, 10c ea.; caladi-
u 80c ea.; 4 col. iris, ribbon
epee tiger lilies. cannas, golden
glow, 3c -ea.; daffodils, fall

inks, lady of the lake, agera-
tum. narcissi, 20c doz. Doris
euumparey, Flowery Branch.

white narcissi,

alls. --prides wreath.

iithea, white Eng. dogwood.
zaleas, 2, 25c: Star of. Bethle-|
em, leopard lilies, -25 doz.
dd postage. Mrs.
enderson, Ellijay, Rt. eas
Golden eather and other type
hrysanthemums, 25 doz. Add

stage. Mrs. C. H. Farrar,
co enkinsburg.

Pink, red. yellow dahlias.
BG. doz.; red, yellow cannas.
: 25c bun.; narcissi bulbs, 20c
a "3 doz. 50c. Add postage.
Bearice GEAR: Carano:
oir

Mixed ie phiex, wun,
s. yellow day lilies. jonquils,
Apatt, 25c, 2 doz.; mixed hibis-
nus, dahlias, 50c. doz.; peren-
jal sweet peas, tiger.
Add postage. No checks.

fy : . Sarah Grindle, Dabionese:

ong trumpet daffodils, pur-
iris, pearl narcissi, dbl.,
gle hemerocallis lily, 25
.5 $1.00 C; white Aug. lily,
peony, 25 ea.;. iris, 6, ABE

mma. Clayton, Roy.

rysanthemums,
spearmint, 10c doz. bun.; yel-|
ow! cannas. -38C Gaz Add post-
Sa oe for dahlias,
Seutace pay Pees

Dwait Boxwoeds, 12 in, 25|

daffodils, orange day lilies,
of Bethlehem, purple fox-
leve, -b0c C; hybiscus, dog-=
PC d, snowball, 2,25c. Rooted.
postage. Mrs. Mollie Hen-
on. Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49. .

a rhododendrons, ivy.

hemlock, holly, white

1 Sink dogwood, silver
ole, cedar. Moss packed.

r ee Penh * Tapa)

fan, naan 0c ae blue:

ik verbena, shasta Gaisis.
purple iris, red. single dahlias,
ellow. cannas, 25c doz.; rose.
ena, 25c bum: Add postage.

Robert Daniel, Demorest.|
ea. St. Bernard pot lily, ;
lily, weeping Jantana, jus-|

2 geraniums, 4 rainbow}
, 30c; pink perennial phiox
foxglove, 25c, 2 doz. Add
Mary | Grindle, Dab-

2 Re ae
Bat; well |
. 8c ea.
S00 Marietta, rts 3,
alia, 25 to 0c ean; -pho-
ia serrulata, $1. 50-$2. 00; nan-
1a, 50c; ligustrum, japonicum,
au bush spireas van houtte,
sevsiana, Anthony Waterer,
ibergii, 5 forsythias, -25-50c |
a, 5 grapevines, - 10 + Var.
00 James Cureton, Austell.
1. Blue Easter lilies, 0c CG;
gs; white- narcissi, 50c
-tunning honeysuckle, |
25) yc cuttings.

type -
white snowball. |
ae Kirk, Franklin, Rt

rcissi epauis ious ey.

on. lilies, mums,

aie aoe star- Bethle-|
'50c doz.; dbl. ~jonquils,
U bole iris, narcissi,
doz.; pink almo ds.
Derothe Perkins roses, -

fee emer,

; rift, verbena. tansy.
spearmint, 25 doz.; lady finger,
doz. Prefer coins. Add
oe oer _ Shipment.

oe petunias, rode tine
prince feathers, blood of Jesus,
5c a Postpaid. Mrs, LL 425

- shrubs, ferns,
honeysuckle |
ee TOSes;*) Mt.

I, 10c ea., $1.00 doz. Post-
Thurlow V ee Dah-
White bachelor itioae: 10
ful; purple, :
dahlias

bushes

| Ha

lace ferns. 25c do4;

Manda]
- dogwood.

lilies: |

10%: ee 31

| yellow roses, 25c ea.

ing narcissi,

; postage.
4 Philomath. 2 PSE ae

doz, ;

sprouted _ dahlia ;
Add postage.|-

| a.:
-30c. ea.
ee a2

-Exchange for. M
chrysanthemums, as

dite C. Minter
nats Ernest Carroll E

datto-|
0c | Dlants | (dD. $2.50.
foxglove, hardy phlox, 15}
Gee,

Will exch. Mrs. Grady Stanly,
| Ellijay, RFD 2.

dog?)

with yellow]



MARKET. BULLETIN

"FLOWERS. "AND SEED
-FOR SALE

Salmon and crimson. red
striped sultana cuttings. 10 ea.
Postpaid. Gladys Fleming.
vell, Rt. 1.

Old fashion snowballs. root-
ed. 35c ea.: dbl. white Easter
rose, 15c ea.; varigated gladioli,
blue hyacinths, white narcissi,
25c doz.; purple lilacs, rooted,
20c ea. Annie Lou Duran.
Cumming. Rt. 1. Ee
Large, dif. color mums, 50c
doz.; all color daisy chrysan-
themums. 25c doz.; rustproof

snapdragon. . yellow calendula,

marisolds: 15e doz. Add post=
age. Mrs. E. L. Smith, Wadley.
Yellow, white violets, pink
perennial phlox, heart leaf,
; ealif. vio-
lets. day lilies. snowdrop, nar-
cissi, $1.00 C: red japonica,
azalea. $1.00. doz.
Mrs. J. H. Penland. Ellijay.

Snowdrop. shasta daisies,
white violets, native ferns,

golden lilies, $1.00 C: 10 choice}

roses, $1.00; yellow, red dog-

wood, redbuds, -azalea, crab-
apple. jasmine. $1. 00 doz.,
postpaid. eS Wilson, Mor-
ganton.

Rooted Aowedie pear,

dif. color iris, 6,

rose, 35 ea.:
W. _W. Trimble,

50c. Mrs.
Adairsville. pe
Purple lilacs, American
Beauty, rambler roses, 15c ea.;
9. 25c: blackberry lilies, daffo-
dils, jonquils, foxgloves, violets,
25c.doz.;. mt. laurel, white.
spruce pines, 75c doz. Add
postage. Ruth Easley, Ellijay.

Rose, yellow. copper snap-
dragos, mixed verbena, 3OG
doz.; jonquils, white narcissi, ic
-ea.; 10c extra orders less 50c.

Seven sisters roses. re. jap-
onicas. orange day lilies. $2.50
doz.; buttercups, white, purple
phlox, 40c doz.; all col. violets.
-azalea, iris. white, yellow pinks.
sweet williams, 50 doz.: dbl.

Crump, Ellijay, Rt. Ss
Yellow. jonauils. buttercups,

-50c C: 500. $2.00; db]. white tube

roses, white. yellow Apr. bloom-
25c doz.; 1 pkg.
French marigold . seed free
with order or 10c pkg.

Mrs. Bo ates Echols.

Orange . day lilies, muriie:

blue iris, honeysuckle, birdseye
ferns, 15 doz.: blackberry lilies, 4:
butter and eggs, daffodils, jon-

' foxglove, - POISE

50c ea.

daisies,
junipers,

quils,

Rt. ee

Blue Japanese iris. 15 aoe. :
2 doz., 25e; $1.00 C; dbl. lla

thalia, narcissi, 2 doz, 25ce; d

fodils, 25c doz; small white dog-

| wood. $1.00 C.- Postpaid. Mrs. |
W. A. Johnson, Alto, Rt. 1. 1

Salmon: sultana, pink begonia.
10c cutting: tree cactus, 5c ea.:
blue iris, 20c doz. |
for amaryllis, Madonna Jilies.
tulip .bulbs. | Mrs. Aaron Hill.
Maysville, Rt. dea es

Nie colors iris, sweet Whee

4 25e doz.; azaleas, sweet shrubs,

Abe. ea.; yellow forsythia, 25.
See scented honeysuckle,
_D. P. oe oo

Sev.

mums, 30 Mone 4 ay arti 00
TS. Ph Ge

ville, Rt. De

zinnias. mari-'
golds, shasta. daisies, .20c. doz.;
Ger., 10. 15c. 20 ea.; Dr Van

1.0 0c: g e Bidese glow, | cbrasiee 2 Fleet, and Cherokee roses, 15

$1.00 orders postpaid. Ar-
Atlanta. 7 Roa-
noke Ave.,N.. Ch 2418.

Small palms (3), ik 00; ema
palms, (7), $2.00; Century
plants, = (3), 5 $1:. 25:
S. M. Sea-
born. Branswick, 8667 ed

Boxwood, 25 ea. mtn. laurel
and mtn. ivy, 35 doz.: others.

Large blooming size palbs.
Emperor yellow long trumpet
daffodils, large white aspasia,

| tiny yellow cup, deep blue iris,

-20c doz.; 85c C; lemon lilies,
(10c ea.; plue hyacinths, others,
20c doz. Add postage.
CB: Robinson, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Jonquil. and narcissi bulbs,
$1.00 C prepaid. | ids Jolley,
Atlanta, Rte ee

taNOc 1s Picardy gladioli bulbs,
$10.00 M; jumbo size, $12.00 M;
Golden dream, $10. 00 M. Ready
to plants. Miss Emma Palmer,
McDonough, RFD 2. -

Pink primroses, purple Eas-

| ter, orange day lilies, blue fox-

pipes, purple verbena, butter
Cees, mixed. color Swe!

} orders.
al-|
mond. dbl. bridal wreath, Texas |

Mrs. C. C. Lynch, Rt. 1, Rome.

Mrs. Lee
aoe LL. Brittingham, Guyton...

$1.50 ea.
Montezuma. -

Add t.
4 doz.;

ple;

Add)

Vijay. |
postage. eee Basley, BM Say, ie ike 250 bk eB Me-

Exchange

labeled: 6 doz.. $1. 00. unlabeled.}
Woods, Sposepant

-century :

Mrs. |



. FLOWERS AND SEED

FOR SALE

Purple iris, lean lilies, snow
drops, 25c doz.; yellow jonquils,
mums, gold bronze. mums, $1.00
C; horse_ radish, 3, 15; tansy,
3, 10c; verbena. 50c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Martha | Womack,
Fe reeaen

Mixed color petunias, yellow
josquils, 10c. doz.;
drangea, rooted, 10c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. .Ovalene Wat-
son, Toomsboro; Rt. 2.

Dwarf - oxwood, 4 in., $1.50
doz.; $10.00 C; 6 in, $2. 50 doz.;
$15. 60 C:8-m, "$3. 50 doz.; $25.00
C.; 10 in.,. $5.00 doz.; $35.00
C. Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Green-
ville, Rises

Blue ageratum, paysostelle.
iris, golden glow, running peri-
winkle, red, pink verbena, 5c
ea.; narcissi. daffodil bulbs. 10,

DCS putterfly, flowering quince.
0c ea.

Mrs. Lula Hawkins,
Alpharetta, Rt. 3. >

White Queen Anne lace, but-
terand egg bulbs, 500, $2. 00;

June cactus, lavender geranium,

5e ea. spengeria fern, 10c
bun. Add postage on small
Mrs. Oscar PAUNDS,
Ashland, Rt. 1, Box 42.

Royal blue- white iris, lemon

lilies, blue, white violets, $1.00)
cc hollyhocks, 40c doz.; tiger

lilies, 50c doz.; peonis, 25 ea.;
5, $1.00; snowdrops, 50c Cc.

Mrs. D. M. Hughey, Fairmount,

Ries
-. Lemon ilies, jonquils. mnarcis-

si. purple flags, 25 doz.; $1.00
rainbow :

moss, grape begonia, 15 ea.;
wipe

C; peonies, 25c a.;

giant hollyhocks, mums,
lets, verbena, .25c, 40c, doz.
E. Hughey, Fairmount, Rt. in

Small | nandinas, ligustrums.
cherry laurel, 50c doz.; $2.00 C;
yellow kerria, spirea, dogwood,
-abelia, cherokee roses, althea.
crepe myrtle, $1.00 doz.;
25 doz.. _ Blanche Woodruff,
Greenville. . a

Pansy, zinnias,
mums, 15c doz. del. Mrs. H.
20c = a.; pink,
camellia japonicas,
Ralph - ee

Forsythia,
white vari,

Blue iris. lilies; 25e doz.; 5

white narcissi,

white lilac, 25 ea.

Yellow jonanils, butter andl.
eggs. $1.00 C

blue iris
25c doz. 5 doz, $1.00; garlic,
10c ea.; $1.00 doz.; white, pur-

Land, Hartwell, Rite ds

Giant crimson lily Bulbs, 25
- doz.; 500, $8.00; rustproof snap-
2 dragons, 25e doz.

Add postage.
ner, Sandersville. _ ;
75 pu. St. Augustine Haas

grass plants,

Prompt del. Mrs. Woodie Bar-

field. Fort Gaines:

- Red spider lilies, No. 1 Site S
-185"'d0z.; $2. 15. C; dbl Phoenix.|

25c doz; hardy | dbl. white
hollyhocks, 25c- doz.;. squash
pepper plants, 6 plants, 2c;
Mrs. Belle Israel, Smithville,

Re 41. : \e

Purple iris, 40c aps lady of

the lake, 25. bunch;. pink and
white. Dorothy Perkins rose

bushes, 45c ea.; black lilies of] :
India,

orange day lilies, $1.25 C.
Add. postage. Mrs. Velma Dean,

> Sev. colors deters wetbekes. Bremen.

} coleus, 25c doz.;

Red. dogwood, are oink
Cherokee roses, redbud, crab-

apple, min. laurel, holly, hem-
Tock, tulip poplars, white pines,
jonguils, lemon lilies, 3 ft.; $1.00

doz,; bluegrey violets, $1. .00 C.
Dorothy Dillard; Mineal: Bluff.

Mtn. laurel, red, white dog-
-wow". silver maples, redbud,

azaleas, rhododendrons, Chero-

kee roses, white pine, 3 ft.,
rooted, $1.00 doz.;
violets, $1.00.C. _ Marie Dillard,

Mineral _ Bluff.

100. bu. St. Augustine Vaan
grass (grows in sun or shade),
$1.25 bu.; cheaper in 10 bu.
lots. Del. Mrs. Ida B. See
Bluffton. e

Many Garictios. aiesnthes
mus, 30c doz; 4 doz.,: $1.00
labeled: 6 doz., $1.00 unlabeled.
Mrs. H. G. Woods, -Donalson-
ville, Rt. 3. Jie

Korean ehvyaem senna,
mixed, per doz., prepaid post-
age, 35c. Send coins or stamps.

Mrs. W. W. hicap iin, ae

nah, Rt. 3.

. Mix. daffodils,
chrysanthemums, 5 doz... 50c.
Add postage. Miss
Ford, College Park, 1018 E. S.
Main.

Large white :
mums, 50c doz.; Golden feather

5c Ce mix:

z.| chrysanthemums, 35 doz.; pink
te ae doz. Add. postage. 1

Farrar,

oak hy-

lilies, |
3060.

siegan tic :

doz. $1.00; garlic, 10c ea.; $1. 00}
yellow

butier and eggs, jonquils, pur- |
Mrs.

Clay S. Brown, Hartwell, Bi
lilies, |

No stamps.|
Mrs. M. Tr .Tan- |

$1.15 bu del.)

Add "postage.

| Nixon, Bremen, Rt. 2.
pblue-grey |

Fannie |

| ferns, snowdrops,
ehessenthes .

"FLOWERS AND SEER
F OR SALE



Pink cherokee roses, redbud,
coralberry, rhododendrons, min.
laurels, azaleas,
red maple, tulip poplar, crab-
apple. white pine, balm of gil-
ead, 3 ft, $1.00 doz. Mrs.
Nellie Abercrombie, Mineral
Bl ff.

Tiger lilies, mix. col. hibiscus,
hen and biddy, tulips. ~ torch
lilies, red hot pokers, all above}
4 for 25c or 10, 50c; mix. eol,

dahlias, 30c doz. slips; mix. col.,

rose, 25 doz. cut. Mrs.. John|
T. Blackwell, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Star jasmine, 10c ea.; 3, 25c:
-pinks, 10 doz.

Rt. 1, Box 125,

Quincedonia bushes, 4-2. ft.,
30-ea.; 2, 50c; true gold band
lilies, $1. 00 C: mums, baby but-
tons, 25c doz.; cedars, 1-3 ft.,
75 ea.; camellia japonicas, 25
ea.; 5 for $1.00. _Add postage.
Mrs. Gordon Smith, Baptenen,
ete chee y

Blue iris, blue spider lilies,
$1.00 C; azaleas,
roses, 10c; yellow and
japonicas, pink almond, golden
bells ,20c ea. Add postage. |
Mollie Eller, Ella Gap. =

Boxwood, rooted, $3. 00 :
200. $5.00; red cydonica japon-|
ica, 2-3 ft., 5, $1.00; blooming
size gardenias, 50c ea.; others.
Want 1 M ~ scarlet *verbena.
Send sample and price. Mrs.
C. M. Robinson, Greenville.

- Verbena, Floradale beauty,
deep pink white center; also
solid pink, Small, 10c doz.;
up leree, 20c doz.; crimson, 40c
~d0z.; Chinese _ forgetmenot.
primrose, others, 20c doz.
$1.00 orders postpaid. Mrs. R.
Gable, Haralson. ;

- Yellow cannas, 65c C: orange
day lilies, April blooming nar-|
cissi, light blue violets, all

a aoe Weaver. |
Temple, Rt See

White peruvian beets trum-

: pet daffodils, 20c doz.; $1.25 C;].
Jady lake, 50c C; black lily of | g
~wreath, |.
$1.25 doz.; pink, hardy phlox,

India, 20; bridal |

35c doz. Mrs: E. B. Thernton,
Bremen.
White spider lilies,

$1: 00; azaleas, 40c doz.:

45. 63
blue

Eris. "35 doz.; \ orange lilies, 40c

doz; crabapple, 25c ea.; red}:
japonicas, 40c ea. Add postage. |

bs ee Clayton, Ellijay, Rt 2a

Large. white. peony: bulbs, 25c
ea. 31 large flowering pear,

yellow narcissi, 65c C; snow-

drops, 50c C; yellow narcissi, |

65c C. Add postage.
Sullivan, Marietta, Rt. 2.

Blue iris, snowdrops. daffo-|
dils,- cream: narcissi, blue-grey

Ethel

violets, red, white phlox, $1.00}

G3 coralberry, redbud, azaleas,

crabapple, rhododendrons, $1.00

ee Gladys eo pee
U S :

azaleas, | sweetshrubs, thumber-

red dogwood,

Add postage..
Mrs. Lucile Browning. Bremen, |

seven sister
red.

FLOWERS AND SEE
2 FOR SALE >



Jonquils, showdritt, :
orange day lilies, 50c C
lilies,. 50; goldenglow,
glove, spearmint, 0c C
J: B.- Jones, Dahlonega,

_ Sev. hundred single, Pa
hyacinths, 60c CC, p 2
Nelle. Walters, Plains, RFD

Violets, new ye
-with white stripes, also
purple, all scented, 3c ea., .
40. for 75c. F. B. Moo SF
wanee.

Pereiinial Union 2 ol
50c doz.; blue salvia, 35
| ehrysanthemums, - silve ;
ding, large white giant ste
all col, 3 for 25c. . Mrs.
Sloan, Auburn.

Petunias, purple, Lad
Lake, violets, 50c Cx =
purple verbena
golden glow. "350 dc
-June cactus, large, roote
ea.; white August lilies.
Geo. Harrison. Bremen.

Dark blue and whi
golden glow. and cushi
bronze, etc., 3 col. od
50c C separate or mixed. E
for good white feed
sacks and other values
Pace, Temple, Rt. 1.

Geraniums. begonias, 4
jew, ferns, cactus, justic
rainbow Moss, , hydrangea "4
ea. Exc. for sugar
sacks, 1 cut for 1 sac
buy sacks at 5e ea.,
holes, mildrew and j

White and purple By
15c doz.; German iris,
20c doz.; April bloomin
cissi and white daisy chrys
themums. 1525c ea.: yel
thornless rose, 10c; as
Add postage. Mrs. ae
AOvES Monroe. oe

10 junipers, D8 tt,
$4. 00 ea.; white na
60c C; dahlia, 3 col, "40 :
oS doz., $1.00; pinks, 15
| Exe. for P. R. potato
white feed 100 lb. cap. sa
John Gilstrap, Alto.

All col. Azaleas, 50c
white spider lilies, |
crabapples, 25 ea.;
-35 ea.; laurels: vand rhe od
drons, 25 ea.; spruce
pines, 25c ea. Add.
Mrs. Fred ae S
Stone. :

Jonquils, Gnu
doz.: grape hyacinths 20c
narcissi and jonquils, 60
postpaid; white: peas,

$2.00 at my home; white April Be rs GG "Pay
parcissi, yellow daffodils 50c C3]

seca Dink: rose ve
ee ; Sweet williams, w]
sostegia, petunia, crow
Mmarigold

scarlet salvia,
cosmos, 15 doz

iui ecactant asters,
proof snapdragons, candy
salvia, 30c doz.; ~4.do
lest

Red. white domwoad. mix col, | :

-gie, fern leaf sumac, mt. laurel,| no
rhodendrons, pink flowering al-| ac

mond, flowering:

- erabapple, Gai

lavender, white lily bush, bridal]

wreath, 75c postpaid. Mrs.

Mary Jane Heaton, Mineral |,
b Blute.

Amayrlis: lilies. 45c a.; int

| lies pink, -20e doz.; tuberose. +
|-20c doz. Add- postage...
| Jessie Dobbs, Temple, Rt. 1

King. Alfred daffodils, 75 c:

oS

white narcissi, 40c C; gladiol,

Se ea.; 3 for Toe; mixed colors.
Mrs, - _Nancy|

Dobbs, Temple, Rt. cit :

Black Prince. iris, soldbact
lilies, 20c doz.; $1. 50 C; white|
daffodils, 10c d0z.; 14 doz.,|-
$1.00; giant sweet. peas, 10 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. - Bonnell

White daffodils, 10c doz.;
doz., $1.00; blue -Roman hya-
-cinths, A40c doz.; Black Prince

iris, goldband lillies, 20c doz.:|-
$1. 50 C; giant sweet peas, .. 10 t

doz. Add postage. - Mrs. Dora
Mosley, Bremen, Rt. 2.

: Snowdrops, pink perennial].
phlox, white trailing arbutus,

hardy mtn. ferns, shasta dais-| |

ies, orange . day lilies cream
narcissi, $1.00 C; _ Sheers
yellow dogwood, 3) $1.00
doz. Jean Dickey, Morealtan:

Hardy mtn. ferns, pink per-
ennial phlox, pink, white, trail-
ing arbutus, shasta daisies,
snowdrops, day lilis,
narcissi, $1.00 C
yellow. ao veba 3 fft., $1. 00
0ooz. Jean Dickey, Morganton.

Cream narcissi, trailing ar-
butus, shasta daisies, hardy
day lilies,
pink: perennial phiox. $1.00 C;
ie yellow white dogwood, 3

' $100 doz., P. p. Lemon



Hies 35c doz.
Morganton, ae

cream }.
pink, red,|

ayaa. a tor: 250
dogwood 3 doz.
W. Silver, Talking 1 I
Mums _ verbena,
hardy phiox, 15 QOL. 3
bushes, altheas, spi 7p
crepe myrtle, iil ee gv

and lavender, -
Gennalee silver,
= 2

Sweet willie '
-cannas, 40 doz.;
lake, orange day
white August lilie

14] d

Old foshion purple.
narcissi, yellow, April bloom
narcissi, $1.00 C; dbl. rose ca
old fashioned spring bloom
roses, 25c ea .;_ holl
dusty miller tombvine, 5C_ d
Mrs. Florrie B. Lea
mount. Rt. 1.

Tea-olive, pee VE
e magnolia, eybeai
sweet bay, sweet myrtle, Ce
huckleberry, gooseberry,
L0c; 3 ft., 20c; 4 ft.. 30c.
postage. whi
Mrs. J :
Rt 32.2
Red Amaryllis ilie

75 ea.; saered.
4. $2.00; 50c



' Leila Dickey, | ib





oe FOR SALE



12: a

arge red and white, or exc. for
fine geraniums, or blue, white
red perennial phlox- or dah-
is - Mrs. dR Camp, Cordele.

: pot plant cuttings, $1.00;
rooted | geraniums, 25;, yellow
asmine. 2 doz., $1.00; mums,
large type, 25e | 0z.; smaller.
ee zinnia, ORS Wie Bec Gs.
urk, Tifton, Rt. 3; Box 84..

Hundreds of: mum. pisuts;
cream,

ink, lavender, white,
age bronze and red curled

fa together, $5e>.C. or
us for 12 in bushy boxwood
uttings, mimosa or weeping
jllow. Daisy Aaron Cochran,

Adairsville, -eare General De~

very. a ee $5

White. and red prea vines, |

col. little Sunshine moss,
ome dbl and- variegated, 25,
0c; 35c C; big yellow daffo-
dils and white narcissi, $1.00 C.
dd postage. Mrs. Boyd Bag-
Douglasville, td.

eed japonicas,

eas. 35c doz; blue violets, 35c

doz.: rhododendrons, '25 ea.:

pruce, pine, white ~ dogwood,

c ea. Add _ postage. Ray
20 ee

5 Sez aes
Sion Ellijay.

iris, purple German dbl. el:
We cannas, white oxalis, 20c
oz.; black lilies, small, 30c ea.;
\ ectgum geraniums, rooted.
me cactus, 2, 25c: orange day |}
ilies, $1.25 C; daffodils, $1.25
% and others. Velma ose
remen. :

- Fairy lilies, surprise ance,
5e doz.; iris, blue, goldband



ig; lady. of the lake, 15c doz.;
urprise flower, 25 doz.; King
Bed daffodils,

Pe Weaver, Temple, Rt. 2.

Oxalis, pink, variegated

oneysuckle, dbl. yeNow Hum-j}

ert cannas, pink perennial

hlox, purple German iris, 20c
0z.; orange day lilies, yellow
mpet daffodils, pink June
tus 20, Add postage. Mrs.
th Head, Bremen. ou

s ove eins narcissi,
Mieails. blue-grey violets,
ed, pink, white phlox, $1:00C,|
erokee roses butterfly, crab-|
le, azaleas. red dogwood.

m. laurel, $1.00 dozen. p. p. J.

ererombie, Mineral Bluff.|

ish dogwood, golden |
A rds daffodils, orange
Vo lilies, 2200: - doz.:
nthly rose cuttings, 3 for
le; dark red rose, rooted, 10c

at brides wreath, 3 for 10c.

d postage. Mrs. Will Dean.
king Rock, Rt. 2.5 :
s, blue, 20c doz.; 60c ;
ashioned fall = pinks, 245
; lavender lilacs, 15 ea.
Ch rysanthemums, 25 doz.:
fist miller, 15c doz.
hite guano or feed sacks, free
holes. Allow 10c for each
Sack, flowers postpaid. Mrs.
Carl B. Davis, Temple, Rt. 1.

Chrysanthemums. white and)

mnze, golden glow, small glad-
ili, 35: doz.: lady of the lake,
urple. violets, 15 doz; 75c Cc:
large black lily, India, | $1.25;
arge red Amaryllis, $1; pansy
ints, 25 doz. 5 doz. $1.00.

S Beunice: Wee it

ES Seo Tete? purple
: petals, -25c. doz. add. RUSE
. no checks, nor stamps. Mrs
M. Johnson, Point Peter.

Winter pinks, Regal lilies, |
xesa sunflower, 25 doz.:
ple Iris, purple lilac, pink
nd, Flowering Quince, 10c
dd postage. Miss Madge}
thran, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.
Morning Glory, Scarlet
fara, 30 doz. 2 doz., 50c;

, 25for 10c, 100 for 30c.

postage. Mrs. Bertha Tho-
vas, Canon, Rt. 4.

Thanksgiving cactus, ' well

ted, 25c ea. Mrs. G. W. Owes

fawkinsville.

all colors Iris, 40c per doz.;
ite, yellow narcissi,: jonquils
sin Be. dbl., butter and eggs,
sing , abl. daffodils, 50c C. Mrs.
lenry. Eller, Ellijay, Wiese:
aby pink, American Beau-

- Pink Cerise, Cerise pink
mith variegated leaf, purple,
almon, dark red, Sultanas:

ink and red ever - blooming.

egonias, all rooted, 10c ea.,

aa Mrs. Harold Fra-,

ter anc and eggs, dbl. 75 C,

Will exc.
4s tcieveland, ie ine

ehrysanthemums, |

} fashioned fall pinks,

alk: vee aza-

ilies. $1. Cs hydrangea, T5GeUts |

50e C. Mrs.

pink -

Exc. for :

- FLOWERS, Chea
FOR SALE

- Saas
fk

- Roses, rambless. 25 ea. Or
5 for. $1. Exe. for dried. ap-
ie Tra Boatright, Alma, R.t

~~ toe
Javendar lilac, 15 ea.; old

Lady of
Lake, white Narcissi, 15c doz.:;
spearmint, 10c. doz.; Butter and

Miss Evelyn, Pee Legere

pte.

All cor Sy dahlia and
Pom-Pom zinnias and mixed]
-Marigolds, 15 doz.; Scabiosa|
plants, 25c doz.:
Love and Tangle, 10c_ plant;
pink and blue hydrangeas, 25c
ea. Mrs. W. A. ae gos
ville, Rit. 22.

Prince Feathers, snow- on-|
the-mtn., zinnias, - marigolds,
| ocean waves, orange lilies, pe-
tunias, 25c doz.; red, white, yel-
low running honeysuckle, i Ot;
to 4 ft, 10c to 35c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. B. W. ea
_Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

suckle, 1-4 ft., 10c to 35c; can-

petunias, marigolds, Prince
Feathers, snow-on-the-mtn. oc-
-ean waves, 25c doz. plants. Mrs.

| J. C. Bailey, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Prince Feathers, snow-on-

| the-min. zennias, marigolds, oc-
25

ean. waves, orange lilies,
doz.; red, yellow running hon-
eysuckle, 1-4 ft., 10 to 35c. Add
posaes Exe. for white sacks. }
Mrs. O. W. Colson, ae
Rt: ce

Snapdragon,
resistant, 30c. doz. $2.00

C. postpaid. Mrs. J. 2 Hadden,
Doerun. Hey te



PLANTS FOR SALE.



Sweet potato, purple: ski:
$1.25 M; Marglobe, New Stone,
| Greater Baltimore tomato, 50c

Del. R. WwW. Tomberlin,
Surrency.

Tomato plants, cet. Marglobe,
"Nice r-acil size. Mossed,; 45c,
200 500, $1.00; $1. 25 M. del. V.
As Smith Eldorendo. oe

Choice -pimiento:
ylants. ready for. immediate
del,, $1.50 M, FOB. evee
ay arriel, Collins. :

Cert. pink skin - ies TR $1. 50
M; Marglobe- tomato, 75c. M.
Moss packed. Del. Sat. guar.
Ralph B. Tyre, Screven, Rt. 1.

Marglobe and Gr. Baltimore
tomato plants, from cert. seed,
65c M, mossed packed and del.
.8rd zone. Prompt shipment.
J. . Gruber, Odum, Rt. 2:

Gov. insp. P.-R.. $1.50 M;
pimiento pepper, $1. 00 M; cert.
Marglobe tomato 75.
Now ready. W. J. OQuinn,
Jr., Odum, Rt. 2,,Box 165.

ODay tomato, 85c M del. Moss}
packed; Gov. insp. P.R.; $1.50
M. Sat. ghar D.C. Nails,
Pine Grove. ai

Pp. RK... Ins.: - cert. shipped|
paid; $1.24 M exp. collect... M.
O. No chks. J. W. Tumlin,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

.Brimmer tomato, 20c for. 50}
plants. Add postage. Mrs. R.
L, McClure, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Genuine red skin P. R. Gov.
insp., treated, $1.40 M; Mar-
globe, New Stone tomato, 75 M
del. Milton Arnold, Surrency.

True to name. Marglobe to-|
mato, 50c M; gov. insp., red)
skin. Imp. P. R.. $1.25: M. Del.
| L. D. Lightsey, Screven: | _

Sweet potato, - pure yellow
skin Porto Rican, $1. 50 M, FOB,
insp. and dipped. ~Ds ae: Whid-
don; Tifton, Rt. 3. -
Tomato, certified Maralobe: "5
M; Porto Rican, Early Triumph,
$1. 50 M, del. Good plants,|
| prompt shipment. . Rev. Earl
Paulk, Surrency, Rt. 22

Spearmint, dbl. patsy | and
horsemint, 25c doz.. postpaid.
5 doz. $1.. Mrs. Henry Wil-
liams, Waco, Rt. 2.

Sweet potato, Porto Rican,

to and collard, 70c M; Vigor-|
vine tomaot, 50. for 25c, all
mailed. Azzie Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2..

Strawberry, Klondyke - and
Mastodon, $1 M; 25e C. Add
pe Nice piants. Mrs. L.

B. Frye, Dallas, Rt. 3.

~ Sweet potato, Porto Rican,
$1. 35 M, prepaid; $1.25 exp., or
at our farm. Special price to
truckers at my farm. Exc. a
few for peas. Major Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 1. :

--Tomato, collard, lead. vars.
40c 4 C; 70c M; Porto Rican)

| sweet potato, 50c 4C; $1.50 M3]

Vigorvine. tomato, 50 for 25,.
mailed. L. A, Crow, Gaines .



ville.

pie 200 aon doe el?

Eggs. same price, all postpaid. |

Sedum and.

_Red,. . white, yellow oi

| nas, orange lily bulbs, 10c ea...

5 rust-resistant,
25c doz. $1.00 C:;. asters, E
giant carnations, 50c doz. $3 00]

tbe

"pepper

ne,

All del.

Marglobe, New Stone, Break

quick. $1, 38 M by mail pre-]

$1.40 M, leading cabbage, toma- |.

j ready June 1.





Sweet potato, ane insp. Sane

age red Porto Rican, $1.10 M,
e
fashioned Boone. $175" Mi. full
enn Lee Crow, Gainesville,
, Box 143.

Govt insp. sok sin py ERs

$1.50 M; Marglobe, $1.00 M del.

Now. ready. Exchange. Mrs.
Grady B. Sellers, Alma. ; :
-P. R., $1.50 M fob. Je M.
Sims, Mystic.
Gow insp. pink aes Pp. Hs
$1.50 M del. Satis guar. Allen
Tyre, Odum, Rt 2

4 Gov. insp.: treated, P. R., $1. 251.

Marglobe, $1. 00 M:; a
Frank Mer-

M exp.;
Prompt shipment.
rit, Screven

Pink, yellow i. Pe R.
ready, $1. 25M. Willie L. Har-
ris, Screven, Rt. Ps

- Marglobe, Baltimore, Pritch-

ard tomato; Calif. wonder,
World beater pimiento
hot Peppers eggplants, 500,
$1.25; $1.25 M - del. Be Chanc-
lor, Pitts.

Marglobe, New Stone. Balti- i

more tomato, 65 M; 2M up,
60c M: P. R. potato, - $1.50 I
| Isham Lightsey, age

Ga. collard plants,
Rosa Lee Jackson, pe

Marglobe* tomato rants,
Reasonable. Annie Bell Owens
Screven, Rt. 1, Box 114.

Old time Blue collard plants,
$1.00 M postpaid. W. A Looney,
Alma, Rt 4.25%

Artichokes, large, amped. ee
rooted, 25 Cc: 200 50c; spear-
mint, 10 doz.; 3 doz., 25c, pre-
paid... Mrs. Ethel | League,
Waco, Rt. 2. fs

P. R, 90c M: Maiglobe to-

f

mato, 60c M, postpaid.
Lightsey, Bristol, Rt.

Gov. insp. red, Si ao P.
R., $1.35 M tomato, $1.00 21.
del. Moss qiaceed Satis. guar.
C. D. Mitchell, Sereven.

Marglobe, Scarlet agihS
Redfield Beauty, 60c M ee
L. Lightsey, Screven.

Govt insp., treated ies oR.
$1.50 M. Ready. Satis. guar,
C. Rowe, Ocilla, Rt. 1. :

Marglobe tomato and onion
plants, 60c M del Prompt. Inez
Everett, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box: 41.

Marglobe, New Stone tomato,
150 M; Calif. Wonder pepper,
$1.10 M del. Cash. _ Wildon
Wolfe,. Baxley, Rt. Me

Tobacco, (no. -plue- mold)
plants, $2. 50 M. Ready. A.
Reese, Mitchell. ae

one eo: gov't Insp. Pp. Re
$1.25 M; 5 M los, $1.50 M; C.
Ww. cabbage; white, yellow. ber-
muda onjons, 75 M. -Ovie
Crow, Gainesville. ;

Baltimore, | _Break-o-Day,
Stone tomato, 60c M.. Mrs. B.
| H. Couch, Dougherty.

Insp. P. R., $1.25 M; 5 M,|

$1.20 exp. col.

Gainesville, Rt. 2.
: Himalaya Diack beets: 25 Cs
250, 60c;. 500, $1.10; $2.00 M:| L
blue. iris tubes, 30 doz.; . 25,}
40c; 50, 75c:- $1.25 M;. naee
hedge, 75 C; etnies
del..in 2nd zone: R. E . Keith,
Gainesville, Rt. 5. : af i

Cs We Smith.

Marglobe, New Stone; iiaton4
Arnold, Baxley, Rt. 4,

stalky Mar-}

jess. tomato, 500, 50c; 75c M;
Ruby King, Calif. Wonder
pepper, 505, 65c; $1.00 M. del.
Moss packed. ~ age ee Mullis,
ey, Rt. 4.

. Marglobe, New Stone: Break-
o-Day, Matchless tomato, 06
-M; Ruby King, World Beater,

Calif. Wonder pepper, $1.00 M; WE insp. treated, $1.50 M; 5 M up,

$1.40 M; good plants, full. count;

del. Inez Mullis, Pacey: Rt
4, Box. 49.

New Stone, American Beauty|.
tomato, 10c;' 6 pure Brown
Bronze turkey. eggs, 50c ea,
| Mrs. Cecil Dominy, Eastman.

- Govt insp. P. R., $1.85 M.
del.; $1.20 MM exp. col. Bonnie
Lou Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2:
Gov't insp. P, R., Nancy Hall,
Bard yams, $1.25 'M; 5 M up,
$1.00 M; tomatoes, "15 M: 5 M

| 60 ML; hot, sweet pepper, 500;

We $1. 26 M; cabbage 60c M.
Ready. B. J. Morris, Baxley.
'C. W. cabbage; Marglobe, Gr.
Baltimore tomato, 75c M del.
Moss packed. J. H. Griffis,
Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 195. .
*Tomato,. 75 M; cabbage, 50
MM; Ruby King pepper, $1.25

M, fob. No orders less than ie j

Grady Tyre, _ Baxley,

Rt.
Box 181.

Marglobe, New Stone, Break-
O- Day tomato, 60c M: Ruby} L
| King pepper, W5e M; red skin
Pook, bl oo Me Ve BS Pippin:
Baxley, Ri 42

Tomato, Blue Ridge Moun-
tain climbing, grows 25: ft 325
Ibs. to vine, 12 plants, 25c.
wt C. Smith,
Hoy:

Sweet potato, Porto Rican,
inspected, ' treated, $1.25 =M,

FOB, exp. eol.; ne 35 M, pp. in
Joe H. nas,

Ga. in 5M tots.

5M_ lots, $5, collect; old

and)

cM,

i Beroy | ;
Ruby Ring Calif Wonder pi-

Marsglobe, Baltimore,
$1.00 M FOB. Dewitt Buchan- ee
| an, Baxley, Rt. Bene

.| Mrs.
a Rede

: del.

40c ues

$1 1oc>.

SSt25- Medel:





ae Ewa pee gov ns ee Ee re er
and red skin Porto: Rican, $1.25]

M, del. Now feady. - Clyde

Mathis, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Sweet potato, red and pink
_skin Porto Rican, $1.50 M:
Boones, $2.M del.; promys
shipment. Winifred Waldrip,
Flowery Branch.

Kudzu, rooted, seiten eat

ed, $1 Cc: some very large, 20c

-ea., 3 for 50c; Red Rivc> and
Scarlet Topper. tomato plants,| -

De Cs postpaid. ~ oJe Ww. poe

Macon, Rt, 2,

Sweet potato, gov't insp. Por-
to Rican, 80c for 5 C; $1/25 M
del.: Wakefield | and Dutch cab-
bage, Stone and Baltimore to-
mato, 70c for 5 C: $1.20 M del.
No checks. Lea
Gainesville, Rt. Le 3
- Tomato, Marglobe - aad
up,
-pepper, $1.25 M -del.; 5M or
more, $1 del. Moss: packed and
full count. Alton eran
Baxley, Rt. 1, Box 154:

Marglobe and Greater Balti-
more tomato, 75 M dfel.;
10 M lots, 65c M del.; Ruby
King pepper, $1.25 M del.; 5 M
lots, $5. Moss packed. O. P.

Marglobe and Greater Balti-
more tomato, 75c M del.; 5 to
10 M lots, 65c M del;
King pepper, $1.25 M. del.; 5
M or more, $1 M del; packed
in moss. Lorance Branch, Bax-
ley, Rt-t.

Marglobe, New Stone. Match- | |
less tomato, 65c M; 500, 45c;].
Ruby. King, Wonder pepper, 85c}

-M.. Ready. . Moss packed.|
Gilbert Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Black Beauty eggplant.

miento;. hot pepper, $1.25 M;
tomato,

Gov't a P. R., $1.25 M.
J.A A. M. Jobnson, Manor,

Insp. aa celaae cin. ee R.
$1.35 M.. Ready. D, A. ieebe-

sey, Screven, Rie:

Million Marglobe and Balti- skin PR: gout inspe $1.25 M

more tomato plants, 6-8 in., 500.
50c: 75c M. Moss packed. E.
dit Fitzgerald, Trwinville.
Gov't: insp. Poo. $1.25: M
-S. C. Rowe, Fitzgerald. !
Marglobe, Bonnie. Best, Gr.
etme tomato, 75c M del.
Cash. A. H. Lynch, Baxley.
Cc; Ww.
tuce: beets. Marglobe, Brim-|.
mer, New Stone tomato, 15 C;
$1.15 M; Black Beauty _ egg-
plants, 25c C: $2.25 M; onions.
M. del. Mrs. i. Britting-
ham, Guyton.
Cert. Marglobe tomato plants,
$1.00 M. C. cuneby Weverets
Rte te

Red skin P

A

R. gov't insp.

ae $1.40. Mt: 5 M. $1.25 M.

<2; Boatright, Osierfield. :
Red skin P. R: from vine cut-

tins. Gov. insp., treated, hae 50.

M; 5 M up. $1.40 M. del. J one
Haman, Ocilla. = : |

Imp. PER: peter: Gov. insp. i

and: treated, $1.50 M: del. J. EE

Tomato, large.
globe, Break oO
more, 500, 50c: 75 M del.

Day, Balti-
5M,

| $3.00, express.- Moss packed.
wae EE. anelees Ss ss

Sat. guar.
gerald.

Red: Skin Paria Rican, govt.

ready.. "Marglobe tomato, moss
acked. 75c M del. A. FB. eat
ield, Surrency.. ; i

Porto Rican, pink, gov't insp..

$1. 40 M del; 5 M or more, $1.25]

M, exp. col.:- old fashioned
Boone, $1.75 wr del, - Ernest
Wetherford, Gainesville, Rtas

Pure red skin Porto Rican,

now ready. $1.25 M. Marglobe

tomato, 75c M. Charleston
Wakefield cabbage, 50c M. a.
A. Maddox, Fitzgerald.

Gov't insp. P. R.. 500, 75c; s 15

/M; 10 M lots. $10.00; Baltimore,
Stone; <C.

W.., Dutch, $1.00 M
del. Calvin Garrett, Gaines-
ville, Rt. Ts ~
-Marglobe, Beatie. June
Pink, 500, 50c; 75c M; 5 M,
$3.50: Ruby King pepper, 500,
$1.25 M: Ga. heading col-
lards, 500, 60c: P. RR: :500.,90c;
et 50 M; hot pepper, '15 C. tL
_ Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1.
Gov't insp. P. R., $1.40 M:
Klondike strawberry, 500, 65c;
$1.25 M. C.D. Crow, Gaines-
ae at 2s
Sweet potato, govt insp. pink
a yellow skin Porto Rican,
Prompt ship-
ment. Hershel JABtESeY. Scre-
ven. :
Tomato, _Marglobe and
Brenton Baltimore moss pack-

ise M

$1.50 M del.

"Ruby ;

| mailed.
: Gainesville, Rt

~ count;

mato, 55 M del. W.
| Sey, Screven.

Rican, now ready; ;
postpaid. Egbert. Keith, Gain
| wille. Rt. 1, Box. 119.

cabbage, Iceberg iet-

Mie 1.
106. Cs A1be5 M: potatoes, $1.35}.

service. :



Rt. 4, Box 150.

Sweet potato,. ae Tri 1
and Porto Rican, govt. ir
$1.50 M, FOB. Exe, fo an
thing can use. Mrs. he \

man. Alma, 407 12th St

- Sweet potato, govt. ins
or yellow Porto Rican, $1.
Marglobe, New Stone tor
M, prompt shipment, pi
paid. Paul Lightsey, Screve

"Sweet potato, Porto F
Tomato. plan
New Stone and Marglobe
M, moss Packed. We COG

Baxi CFS

Greater Baltimore, 75 M: 5M a
60c M del.:. Ruby King,

Tomato, Marslobe:
Stone, Greater Baltimore,

M, BOC 5) C. Chas, Waketiel
Copenhagen cabbage, 50c M, a
del. good plants, ompt sk

ment. Mrs. Opal Le ee
ley, Rt. 4, Box 50. is

5 to} .

Sweet. potato, dowt,
Porto Rican, $1.50: M, cou:
guar. Mrs. Wilma Upehun

Baxley, Rt. 1,
Pittman, Baxley, Rt. 1, Box 154.} :

Sweet potato, Porto: R

$1 50 M, prepaid. Frank Har

Baxley.
- Sweet potato, Porto Rice

$1.75 M. Marglobe tomato, |
M. All del.

Baxley, Rt, 4, et ee

Sweet potato, Porto Ri
$1.76 M.. Marglobe and ot

_ satis.

Cabbage, Uatana |
now ready, 40 +93 Ce
Frances >

Collard _ plants, ear -M,

| Mrs. Leah Hunt, Meigs, Rt.

Sweet potato, govt. -insp

to-Rican, pink skin, seed

gr
| from vines, $1. 25 M, del. _g0o
tomato, Marglobe 5
good count, prompt shipn

PWR: Lightsey, Screven

Sweet potato, genuine

del. now ready; WB di to:

Sweet | pauion govt
treated, pink and .red, Pe
ST 25

Strawberr Riendyke
OCs G 1 40 M; also

00
aes bunch beans, 10c. -cupfi

Mrs. sduereed PW Es Cu
Bweat spiidtg | goa
ipeated: pink and red pea
ean, $1.25. M, del.; Calif

/ and. Ruby King sweet pe
oe M, ue E

Tamate:: Marglobe 1d
Greater Halmore. 60c 5 C, $:

_M,-also Buby. King pepper.

250, 50c. 5 C
satis. guar.
jetta.

$1 M, post
S. Pearl Wa e)

Cabbage: Chas. Ww. a
Dien: Marglobe, New (S$
tomato, 40c 3 C. 5c per
mailed, 65c M, exp. col. m

packed, prompt shipment. |
Williams, Gainesville.

Sweet potato, Porto. Rie
from vines_inspt. and treater
$1.50 M, 6 M and up, $1.40

J. W. Harman, Ocilfa, = es

Tomato, Marglobe,

Dawn and Globe. $1 M,
eee certified Porto

_ Strawberry, :

C, 75c 5 C, $1.40 M; onio
white multiplying, 50c gal,
Grace Crowe, Aouming: #

Sweet potato,, Porto

now ready. $1.45 M, or exp. 1
prepaid, $1.30 per M, ni
Yeady, prompt shipment, spec:

jal price to dealers. C. M. Crow
Gainesville, Rt. 1. fe

Cabbage, Early _ Jersey
Wakefield; Ga. oe 75c pe
M, 5 M and. up, 50c oper M.
eS Toole, Macon, Rt. 2:

insp. red and y

/skin P. R., $1.25 M. del. Ful

count, good plants, promp
George Griffis, Scre
ven.

Imp. P. R., Gov. insp., treat
ed, $1.25 M. del. J. es Arnol
Baxley, Rt. ae 2 eee

$1.10 M. del: 5 M. ee
chks. Good plants, full cou

ville, Rt. 7, Box 49.

Wilt-resistant WWarelobe i ne
New Stone tomato, 75c_ M. de

Guar. g00d. plants and .


NTS FOR SALE

insp. P. R., $1.25 M;

Stone. Marglobe tomato.

- Pimiento pepper, $1.00

I5 C. All del. Ready. True

_name, full count. W. G.
Quinn, Baxley, Rt. 4.

ed and pink P. R., $1. 25 M.
2S M. $i. 15 M Exp. eo
es potato, $1.75 M._E.
etherford. Gainesville, Rt. 2.

t pepper plants, 25c C;
Hot, Pes eens roots, 25.
ois Woodruff, Greenville.

and Yellow skin P. R..
- $1.50 M. del. M
Gainesville. Rt, 2.

rglobe. New Stone, Gr.
timore tomato, 75c M. Govt
, P. R., $1.50 M. All dei.
t shipment. Sat. . guar:
Deal. Baxley, Rt. 4. .

treated seed, $1.50 M. Ord-
shipped same day received.
- Dobbs, Gainesville.

ato. Marglobe. 60 M dei.
. good plants. moss packed.
: an, Hazel Mitchell.

certiffed Marglobe.

.. 60c M FOB; pi-

$1.10 M. d. now

y. Mrs: Moiie OQuimn, |
Rts 2, Box 165.

et potato. Porto Rican,

and treated, pink skin.

50 M: Marglobe wilt-resist-

omato, and Ga. collard, $1

Ww, A. McKinley, Lithonia,

omato, Marglobe and Bale
re, large and stalky, 60c
M $3 COD. moss packed.
W. W. Caffey. Fitzgerald.
et potato, red or pink
Porto Rican. govt inspt.
del. good count, now
Pb . Musselwhite. Ara-

ad. vars. cabbage, tomate.

rd, now ready. prompt
nent, 50 300, 90c M. del.
: Lesthora Wil-
Gainesville, Rig:
omato, New Stone, 75c M
) s packed, full count. .
atter, Alma, Rt. 1.
potato, Porto Ricati.

50 M del. good strong nlants|.

M. Sims, Mystic.
to, Marglobe, Stone
Baltimore, 76c M del.; moss
; cabbage. same "price:
1.75 M del. G. W. Bu-
Baxley.

abbage. 50c M del.; to-
5e M d: fg King
pepper. $1.25 M del.

ichols, Baxley.
d. White Ga. 25c C, Cc, 300

1.50 M, prepaid. willl

also Fees from large
ize winning Dark Cor-
$1, 15. prepaid. -C. O:
Sylvester.
mato, super Ma a wilt
nt, 1Be C, $1 M; purple
So eggplants, 20c C. add
Mrs. J. B. Paul, Les-

potate, pink skin Por-

. and treat-

. Sovt. ims
8. Leggett,

> M del.

~Marglobe, 85c per
: $1.65. moss packed:
inspt. pink skin Porto
potat tO. $1; 50 M.. Pp. A.

n
. add pen eas. Bessie Mar-
nsville, Rt. 5.
potato, red skin Porto
ovt. _inspt. and treated,
. W .A. Pearce,

potato Boxe. imspt. and
Porto Rican, $1.50 M
lots.and up, $1.35 M.

Dukes, Baxley, Rt. 4.

ato. Marglobe, 75c per

40 500; 15 C del. Exc. for

chicks or anything can

Ea. pay charges. Mrs. D. J.
, Farrytown, Rt. 2.

de. Earley Jersey,

d, 15e C del. Minnie
Talking Reok, Rt. 2.

PoP. R. $1.50 M: Marglobe

to, $1.00 M; Ruby King

hot cayenne pepper,

o W. G: Bullard, Bax-

Rt, 4, Box 128.

msp., red and pink skin P.
40 M. postpaid; 5 or more
25 M col. Now ready. W.
in, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

pepper
ants, 25c C.

postpaid.
1 Saliva),

_Luthers-

kin P. RR. Gov. msp.,
shipment, now ready,
1; Marglobe tomato,
Dood Holland, Sur-

: ae leaf Triumph{

1.25 M; Ruby King,
ader pepper, = 00;
1.25; Marglobe to

Pe 4 48

strawberry planis,

(long = hot]





: MARKET

PLANTS FOR SALE

Gov. insp., P. R., $1.50 M:
Marglobe tomato. 75 M: Ruby
King pepper: moss packed. $1
M. Del. Good count and pianis
Claude Tyre. Screven.

Gov. insp.. pink skin . R..,
$1.50 M del. Hinton Tyre, Sere-
ven.

Imp. P. R. $1. 25 M; Marglobe
tomate. $1. 00 M: sweet and hoi
pepper, 20c C. Del. Prompt
shipment, good. strong plants,
guar. W. A Poole. Baxley. Rt.
I,

Tomato and hot rnepper
plants, 10c C; dahlias. 10c ea., 3
25c: canna and jonquil . bulb:.

50e C. 200. 75c postpaid. Exc.

for 100 Ib. cap. whte sacks. Mrs.

H. V. Bivens. Hiram, Rt. 2.
Genuine Louisiana Sugar

yam potato plants, $2.00 M.

FOR. John Usetene Blake-|

y.



SEED. FOR SALE.



Buiter pea peaciies on a vine,
fumpkin, butter fruit, yard
long beans (climbers), 10 pkt.;
3. 25c: 2 pkts. giant poppy seed
free. No order less than 25c.
H. S. Oakley, Covington.

Long green okra, 15c Ib.; big
broad leaf mustard, 25 Ib. Exc.
for crowder peas or dried ap-
ple; good cantaloup and gourd
seed, lOc large pkg.; postpaid;
65 small uords, 3c ea. plus

stage. s. Fred Atkinson,

aldosta, Rt. 4.

Seed: Tender brown striped
half runner bean, 25c Ib. 5 Ibs.
$1.00; white bunch butter bean,
heading collards, 10 cup Add
postage. Mrs. B. B. Holt, East-
man, Fe 1.

Genuine imp. Cuban Queen
melon, 75c lb.; 50 Ib. or more
lots, 50c Ib. FOB. W. O. Bird-
} song, Gordon.

Bean seed, giant. stringless,
Tenn. gren pod, tendergreens,
$1.20 Ib.; striped ereaseback,
cornfield. 20c Ib.; squash, 85
Tb. collard, 35 Ib. W. R. Ste-
phens, Dahlonega.

Chufa seed, clear of nut grass
$3.00 bu.; Want some Brahma
eggs for setting. Mrs. Ida
Prince, Douglas, Rt. 3.

Climbing Triple L erop to-
matos, vine grows 12-18 ft.,
2-3 vines enough for av. family,
about 500 seed, 25c. W.
Thornton, Jesup. ;

_ Dill seed, 10c pkt. del. Geo.
W. sg) acksson. Fayetteville, Rt. 2.
ualty chufa seed, re-
00 bu.; % bu., $3. 20;
| eretolaria spectabilis, $7. 00 cwt.
less than 100 es Tac Wb fob.
Harry Lasky, P. 0. Box 1445,
Savannah.

Johnson Kansas Wonder mel-
on seed, 2 doz. seed, 25c. No
ee as Walker Lackey, Hiram,

Leng tender green pod okra
seed, 15c cup; 2, 2c: little
white lady peas, 12c Ib.; Klon-
a plants, $1.50 M. Postpaid.

2S. T vaette Benneite, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt. 1.

Hastings long gren okra seed |
20c Ib. postpaid in Ga. J. P.|

MeDaniel, Rt. 4, Dalton,

Tender large and smail half
runners, old fashioned corn-

field, creas backs, cutshorts,

frost proof deepstrings, bean
seed, mixed, white pol, green
hulls, 25 cup, prepaid; 4 B. L.
yr. old roosters, $3.00; $1.00 ea.
Mrs. G. R. Poole, Jasper, Ft. 2:

Tender green pod okra seed,
15e large cup, 2, 25c: Klondyke
'80c, are
$1.50 .M; little white lady p
12c Ib. Postpaid. Lorena
nett, Flowery Branch; Rt. 1.

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

ac

Old fashion yeite multiply-

ing onions, 30c gal.: 6 wks.
crowder peas, 10c lb. Add post-
age. Supply limited. Mrs. C. R.
Smith, Buford, Rt. 1.

Gen. 1939 crop white Dixie
watermlon seed, 30c Ib. del.
Bill Knight, Dexter.

Pure St. Mountain, banana
muskmelon seed, 25 eupful;
running squash seed, 15 cup-

ful; early Klondike strawberry.
large indian]
peach seed, 25c doz. Add post-|

plants, rose

Rosie Crow, Cumming, Rt.

a mix. tender bunch
beans and cornfield beans,
Either, 1de pt; oldest style tur-
nip seed (not injured by win-
ter), 20c cup. Add postage. No
chks, Dolly Eller, Titus.

18 lbs. sound Cuban Queen
watermelon seed, 25c Ib. Cari
Wright, Dublin, Rt. 4,

% bu. tender white half-run-

}ner garden bean seed, 20c cup-

| ful, 3 cups, 50c. All shipped |

M. :

eS

SEED FOR SALE



Selected Cuban Queen mel-
on, 5 Ib. lot and up, 75c 1b; 85c
per single lb. All del. D.C.
Strother, Ft. Valley.

COTTONSEED FOR
SALE

Stonevitte 2 5, ist yr. = Seas
pure at gin. $1. 00 bu.; $3.00
ewt. R. W. Parks, Gainesville.

Cokers wilt resistant, $1. 00
bu.: No. 1 Va. peanuts in hull.





ters. $1.00 ea.; Duroc sow, |
pigs. $27.00 (at barn) fob. W.
S. Norton. Edison.

No. 1 Rucker, 2 yr. 85 fob;
"5c at barn; 100 Ibs. Golden
Dynamite pop con, shelled, 15c
lb.; $9.00: lot. Cressa L. Stone,
Rt. 2, Adairsville.

Pure Stoneville 2 B, 1 jyr.,
privately ginned, 80c bu.; good
sound Biloxi beans, 4c Ib.3
country cured hickory smoked
hams. 30c Ib. Riley C. Couch,
Turin.

100 bu. Cokers 100, for
planting, privately ginned, pure

J sound .clean, $85.00, or 90c bu.

-B. F. Fagan, Martin.

Coker Clevewilt No. 7, 1st
yr.. ginned in 1 var. gin. Ce-
tesan treated, in 100 lb. bags,
$3.85 bag fob. Edgar Shipp. Jr.,
Americus. g

Ped. Piedmont Cleveland big
boll, Ist yr. Kept pure at gin;
made baie per acre on poor
Jand. Extra early, $1.00 bu.:
also Cokers 100. Exc. for corn.
J. N. Carson, Griffin, Rt. D.

10 bu. Farmers Relief, in-
oculated, 75c bu. at my home.
E. F. Noland, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE





$1.00 bu. FOB our ban a
eer Mill Plantation). G. As-
kew, Oakfield, Rt. 1.

60 bu. good slipped shuck
1939 crop, no wevils, $1.10 bu.
15 cured hams, 7-13 Ibs., 25c
Tb.; 2 bu. imp. Spanish pee
$1.25 bu.: sow with 9 pigs, 2
wks.. old, $25.00 at my farm, 6
mi. Roberta on Highway 22. K.

201.
Good com: in shuck, $1.60 bu.

FOB my crib, any quantity. S.

E. Cox, Butler.

A.

grans, 10c. a Stone,

Adairsville,. Rt. 2

BEANS AND PEAS FOR




oie

40 bu. New Era peas, $1.45
bu.; 20 bu. Speckle, $1.65 bu.;
30 bu. mixed Clay, Spckle,
$1.40 bu. fob. C. W. Coleman,
Devereux.

1 qt. old fashion tender hull,
white creaseback bean seed, 20
cupful; 80c qt.; white hull Ky.

Mrs. R. V. Woody, Dial.

Tender, sound old fashion
half runner garden seed, 15
half lb.; 25c Ib. postpaid. Coin,
stamps, preferred. I checks.
7 C. Crowe, Gainesville, -Rt.

runners, '20c cup; green pod ok-

| berry planis, 30c C
spearmint, 30c ae pink ver-
bena, 25c doz. bunches. Add
postage. Prefer coins or stamps.
a4 Tate Smith, Gainesville,

200 bu. peas, including Brabs,
Eras, Whites, Clays and Crow-
ders. $2.00 bu. EE: S. Cown,
Stone Min.

_Streaked half runners,
cupful postpaid. No stamps.
Mrs. R. T. Chatham, Adairs-
| ville, Rt. 2.

Clays, slightly damaged, $1.25
bu. FOB. No chks.; also Frsh
Jersey cow. W. B. Crowe, Bu-
ford, Rt. 1. ;

10 bu. Conch peas, $3.00 bu.:
20 bu. red and white crowders,
$2.50 bu.; 200 bu. mixed, $1. 50
/ bu. All FOB. R. P. Maxwell,
Maxeys.

65 bu. oat nice, clean Clays
$1.40 bu. F. L. McGahee, Sta-
pleton, RFD 1.

Soybeans, hayseed, $2.75;
Mammoth Yellows, $1.75; Tok-
ios, $1.65 bu.; small white
Spanish peanuts, 5e Ib.; Ses-
bania, 5c Ib. All FOB. Henry
Gathers, Savannah, P. O. Box

Old fashioned Fila. running
velvets, sound, for seed or hay.
$2. a bu. Milford Beasley, ay
mi

5 pecks: white es _ peas,

; $2.00 M;

be

y| sound, free of Pane
ae Mrs. J Mere



BULLETIN

BEANS AND PEAS FOR
SALE

Wednesday, May 15, 194

FRESH AND CURED
MEATS FOR SALE



1938 crop, 44% Ib.; B. R. roos=

ING, | ete core, weeeH ea tees half runners: white cornfield

Brabs, New Eras, Clays
S. Lindsey, Lizella, Rt. 1, Box

So. American pop corn, 200)

Wonder pole beans, on cupful.

Senna. tender striped half |

Ya, 15 cup; everbearing straw-}

200}



=a Meo wa
wire.

Speckled and cream Crow-
ders, 10c Ib. in 10 Ib. lots; $3.50
bu.; old time speckled and white
half-runners, 25c cupful; 12 lbs.
beeswax, 22c lb. Postpaid. Miss
a Brown, Ball Ground.

oy le

White bunch lima beans, 20c
lb. Exec. for 100 lb. white feed
sacks. free of holes; lb. for 4
sacks. Ea. pay postage. No
stamps nor checks. Emma Tom-
lin, Mt: Airy, Rt. 1.

Half-runner tender, garden
beans, wonderful bearer: 20c
large cupful, 3 cups, 25. Noe
stamps nor chks. R. W. Tilley,
Jasper. Rt. 2.

Clemson soy beans. $3.25 bu.
fob. H. S. Bryan, Canon.

25 bu. Irons, 15 bu. Brabs,
No. 1s_ $2.00 bu. In 2% bu.
burlap bags. W.. lL. Renfroe,
Byron.

20 bu. Ne. Iruis, S bu.
Speckle, $2.10 bu. 25 bu. Brabs,
$2.25. bu.; 30 bu. mixed eas,
$2.00 bu. for entire lot fob. M.
Q. or cashier check. G. L. Wil-
liams. Oglethorpe. Rt: 2.

40 bu. Brabs, $1.60 bu.; 15
bu. Nw Eras: 15 bu. Whips,
$1.50 bu.; 40 bu. mixed, $1.40
aS Clyde T. Hannah. Logan-
ville.

Brown striped half runners, |

25c cun. Mrs. J. N. Adamson,

Lula, Rt. 2.

15 bu. Whippoorwills, $30.00.
Cream crowders, 8c lb. $4.00
bu. Also okra seed, 20c Ib.
Add trans. chgs. Mrs. J. A.

| Puckett, Buford, Rt. 1.

40 bu. iron peas, $1.75 bu.
Ed Cobb, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Woods imp. yellow soy
beans, heavy yielder, $1.75 bu.
De: Thornton, Rt. 1, Dewyrose:

Large, small, white, eream

beans, (sound), 15c clip; 2 cups,
25e. Add postage. No checks.

| No stamps. Mrs. Enos Mullis.

Rt. 2, Box 103, Jasper.

400 bu. bright mixed Clay]

peas for sale. R. F. Jenkins,
Munnerlyn.

50 bu. each, clan,

Whipps and 75 bu. mixed peas,
for sale. Gray Andrews, Ro-
berta.

_ Hay seed soy beans. $2.75 bu.
R. Treadwell, Forsyth.

300 bu. pure No. 1 Brabhams,
$2.00 bu. FOB; 300 bu. ear
corn, $1.00 bu. at crib, R.
Walker, Bonaire.

200 bu. Brabhams. Write for
prics and germimation per-
cent. Mrs. J. O. M. Smith, Com-
merce, Ri. 4.

Good Brabham peas, $2.10 bu.
FOB Sample on requst. G, 5.
May, Warthen.

Tender craseback beans and
black tender hull peas, 20 cup;
15 brown-red Roundhead fa
ggs, 90c. Postpaid. Mrs. H. M.
Teem, Piercville.



PEANUTS AND PECANS

FOR SALE



100 Ibs. fare ace Stew- |

art pcans, 15c Ib. Miss Belle
83.



"SYRUP FOR SALE



Best grade Ribbon Cane sy-
rup im regular size beer bottles,
$1.25 doz.; 1 sample bottle, 25c.
Cash. Money order. W. L.
Dasher, Lake Park, Rt. 1.

Good, thick, bright sorghum |

syrup, in 10 Ib. pails, 70 del.
in Ga. Bill Jarrett, Tugalo. =

ROTATOR? FOR SALE





ey. hundred bu. Ire
fine Red Bliss potatoes for sale
at my farm. Barretts, 12 mi.
No. Valdosta .At once. E. L.
Todd, Valdosta,

FRESH FRUITS AND
heyy csc FOR SALE





5 acres ee Jerse Wake-

field cabbage now ready to cui.
Mrs. E. A. Lamberth, Denton.

Nice strawberries, 15e qt.
culls, 10 qt. At my place; al=

so colored bunch putter-beans,
15 lb.; good ribbon cane sy-
rup, half gal. buckets, 35c
bucket. Mrs. r a. Pattillo, La-=
Grange, Rt. 4, Box 79. "phone
175 M 3.

Home = grown mushrooms.
Like to contract sell all I grow.
Mrs. H. C.. Martin White Oak.

String beans, good quality and

good wt., ready for shipment,
| $1.50 per hamper, FOB ship-

pright |
and

Timmerman, Bronwood, Box!

Oak smoked side meat, 12%
lb. guar. Del. in 100 lb. Tots. C.
B. Hurst, Meigs, Rt. Ben

Nice country cured hams, 20=
23 Ibs., 28c lb. Side meat, 18
lb. Del. in 3rd zone. Sat. guar.
Mrs. C. 7. Hunt, . Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1: s

GRAIN AND HAY.
FOR SALE





5 tons Lespedeza hay. bale
untouched by rain, guar. 1
quality, $18.00 ton. D. A. Sti
Gard, Grovetown.

2 tons peanut hay, $18. 00. tn
at barn. Julius McAllister,
Buna Vista. Rt. 2.

200 bundles fodder at 4c bt
die. Charlie D. Tillman; A
Daal Tillmans Crossing.
5421,



TOBACCO ) FOR SALE



Good, home cured tobaces

smoking and chewing, 10 1b.

$1.00
zone.

AAS

EGGS FOR SALE

either, postpaid to ar
W. R. Benton, Aba:



Purebred R. L. Red eggs,
for 15. H. J. Reitz, Decatur; 2
Columbia Dr. De 0855. ee

Purebred Red Quill, ;
unrlated stock, Elson str. $2.5
45. i. P. Foster, Culberson,
te Rt 1, Box 86 (Resident |
Georgia.

Bantam eggs from prize win:

ners. Booking orders.
Spangled Hamburg,
Golden Seebright, Dark Corn
ish, Black, Buff Cochin, Blael
Breasted Red Games, $2. 50.2
prepaid: 1 pr. B. B. Red games
$5.00. J. D. Harbin. Atlanta
484 English Ave., N. W.

Blue Speckled guinea, 60c fo
20: Curtis Allred, Tallapoosa
Rt. 2.

Turkey eggs. Write for pr
Ellen Emery, Matthews.

White Face Black Spanis
15, postpaid. Mrs. Frank Tr
away, Adairsville.

Bantam eggs, Golden, &
Seabrights, Silver Spa
Hamburg and bantam st
Light Brahmas. Guar.

p,| dozen. J. W. Hardage, Altan

754 Pelham St. N. W.
Purebred Dark Cornish, $1
setting: Burcken bantam a
White Cornish creasted V
Polish, $2.00 doz. also 1 |
ringneck pheasants. $5.00. M
W. O. Kreis, Austell, Rt. 1.
AAA grade B. R. hat hi
eggs, 18, 75c; $2.50 C
insured parcel post. fae
Mrs. M. B. Scroggs, Alto.
Extra nice R. I. Red and_
| R. eggs. A case each week Mi
Randall Raulerson, a
B.
M. B. turkey. $2.00 do:
CG: . White Plymouth
(chicken), 60c, 15; $3.
Postpaid. Cartons to be
Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pinehurs

Ga. Bob White quail
$2.50, 15; Ringneck and G
en pheasant, 25 ea.: $3.00.
| Money order for promp
Jas. E. Williams, Jr., Mar
1001 Cherokee St..

Giant Black Minorca eg
for hatching. L. B. Millia
Newnan.

Turkey eggs for rem J
of season, M. B. and White Ho
land mix., 10 each, plus shi
ping chgs. Mrs. L. B. Mc'
ter, Roopville.

Few M. B. turkey eggs, 9
doz. del.; also 1 purebred B
Pe, brood sow, approx
375 Ibs., bred, splendid
and mother, at very low pri
C. R. Morris, Newnan, Rt. :

Red Leghorn eggs, 75c,
del. H. K. Ward, Savannah,
dustrial Gardens.

Pure M. B. turkey eggs, $1.
doz. postpaid. Cash. May ai
| June del. Miss Jessie A an
Bowdon, Rt. 3.

Selected eggs from pur

C. Reds, heavy laying
156, 35, postpaid. Clifford
Smith, Dalton, Rt. 4. 2

M. B. turkey eggs from ext
| heavy selected breeders,
tility guar., $2.50 doz.; Day
poults. 30 ea. C. D. c
Cordele, Rt. 4. i :

Golden Seabright and
Cornish bantam eggs. $5.00
ting. Robert Clark, Mac
Boulevard. eC

M. B. turkey eggs. Las
May del., $1.75 de u
| July $i. 50 doz, 1

Sg

we



ste
ping point. Order by mail or] W. A. Ht

Bs B. ae Damascus





FOR SALE



Dried apples, 10c lb.
ehange for Red Skin P. R. po-
tato plants. M. M. _ Cochran.

olston.

4 lbs. nice, dried coves for
sale. Exchange for 100 lb eap.
white feed sacks. Hettie Tilley.

llijay.

2 or 3 ibs. Jersey butter each
wk. 25c lb. postpaid in 1 lb.

% Ib. > 10lds. Mrs. Hugh Tur-

Star Route. Tallapoosa.

i e. fresh butter, 4 or 5 lbs.
weekly, 25c lb. Postpaid in Ga.
- H. W. Williams. Waco. Rt.

4 to 6 lbs. fresn Jersey table

utter per week in pound brick

molds. 25e lb. postpaid. Mrs.
Hattie Wofford. Gainesville. Rt.



HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR t SALE



Good ge new crop hon-
ev (predueed by up-to-date
methods). - Tupelo, poplar,
blackberry, gallberry, etc.,
blended. New comb. chunk, or

50 Ib. cans, all comb. 8c lh.
FOB. Devoe Smith, Adrian.

New crop honey. 8c and 10c
db. in 70 lb. cans; Chunk or ext.

nd 10c for sample. J. T. Hol-

land. Spvarks. Rt. 1.

New crop extracted honey.
10 bbls. $1.25: 5 lbs. 65c; 6-5
Ib. pails. $3. 00: 60 Ib. cans, $5:
ine Tog. doe, fresh in last of

pe L. Frerking. Lumber} lb.;

ie par
. Ed Brad-
ley. 4 Hazlehurst.

No. 1 Gallberry in 10 Ib.
pails, Chunk or Ext., $1.10 ea.:
10 tb pail: $6.00 Cs. of 6. Add
shinping chgs. Jim Pye, Odurn.

New crop Gallberry. . finesi
quality Comb or Ext. 5 ibs.. 75c:
c bs., $1.50 del.: % cs. 6-5 Ibs.

ei os 424 5 Ibs. $6.00.

$3.
FOB. Prompt shipment and sat. |

_F. Thomas, Odum.

ght, strained honey in new
mtainers, 1 can, 60 lb. $5.75:
) lb. $3.55. Frt. prepaid in
Ga a guar. Prompt ship-
t. H. L. Hallman, Nahunta,

7 MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED



EANS AND PEAS:
ec. 45 gal. good Ga. eane
p in 1 gal. glass jugs at 50c
for mixed hay peas at $2
Bring peas and get syrup.
Ww. Nelson, Alma, Box 71.
Exe. okra seed, mixed, 25c lb.
-eolored bunch butter beans,
nt for quart of beans. Mrs.
E. Sorrells, Royston, Rt. 1.

ant some purple huil and
some big whippoorwill Crow-
der peas. Quote price
anitity. Mrs. F. E. Edmond-
n. Good Hope.
Want sev. lbs. clean, good
beans for plants. State
. A. L. Dorsey, Cleveland,
ox 87

nt 50 bu. ea. Ga. hay seed.
on and O-too-tan soy
WwW .M. McCoy.

en

ns for cash.
ntain City.

N:
ant 50-100 bu. white

. W. H. Cosby, Preston.

E: s es
nt get in touch with party
F ving already planted green.
oft cane. Write. Grady C. Hen-
Port Wentworth, Box 3.

GGS:

Want setting purebred AAA
ridge Wyandotte and AAA

Want 2 or 4 Peafowl eggs for
tching: will hatch and raise
shares or pay cash. Must be
ar. fertile and reasonable in
ce. T, W, paee. Waycross,

ear

cock. $1.00, it 25 ea. Mrs.
- Sotrells, Monroe, Rt. 1.

Want 10-20 tons bright oat
aw in No. 2 grade. Quote
eS your barn. Geo. Quarter-

Want pecans. State quantity
d price. C. M. Childress, Pel-

sat Sonne hulled black wal-
Will pay $1.50 per 100

_Ex-

and |

Want pure P, R. ea soy
bean for hay seed. Exchange :
purebred Hampshire pigs. 8 to
10 wks. old. , S. Duggan,
Chester.

Exe. 100 Ibs. Spanish peanuts
for 2500 cert. P. R. or Boone
sweet potato plants. Mrs. D. L.

McLaughlin. Helena. ~

Exe. Hastings white corn-
field beans. ist yr. for P, R.,
potato plants: 12 lbs. for 3 M,
Govt insp. plants: 8 Ibs. for 1
M Marglobe or Brimmer toma-
to plants. Ea. pay postage. Z.
ey, Eaton, Wallon; Rig. = = 4

_ MISCELLANEO us
FOR SALE

Yellow. rattle, sassafras roat
and. wild cherry bark, 15 tb,;
Mayapple. Blood root. 25c ib.:
peppermint. 10c doz. Del
Mes.
ega. :
= Yellow root, yellow dock, lle



E. D. Edmondson. Dahlon-

30

Add postage. Miss Madge Cozh-
ran, Talking Reek. Rt. 2,

Blood and sasaparilla roi,
free of trash, 25c lb.: yellow
root, 20c lb.: queen of'the mea-
dow. 15e lb.: butterfly root. 25c
Ib. Del. Tom W. Carden, Bre-
men, Rt. 1. Bex 84.

Yellow, rattle. yellow GocK,
wild cherry, May aprpie, 15c
Ib.; black haw, birdock. 50c 19.
del.: sassafras. poke root, 16c
; queen of the meadow. 20c
Ib. Add postage. Mrs. Luther
Patterson, Talking Rock.

10 ibs.. nice elean feathers,
most of them white, $4.00. Mrs.
M. N. Putnam, Carrollten.

Mayapple, bearfoot. raitie
root, aueen of the meadow, bir-

: dock. yellow dock, yellow root,

30e lb.: exe. 2 Ibs,. herbs or
nice dried apples for Boone.
Big Stem Jersey or E. Yriumph
potato nlants. Mrs. R. C. Siov-
er, Pisgah.

40 gourds, 18-22 in. cir., 8e
ea.; 21 Martin, 13-17 in. eir., 7e
ea. Postpaid. Earl Stuckey,
Blackshear. :

100 lb. cap. white feed sacks,
6c ea. postpaid in Ga. Minimum
order, 10 sacks, 5e ea. FOB.
Mrs. John W. Miller, Ft. Val-
ley, Rt. 1.
Farm.

Good, clean, slightly used
goose feathers, 30 lbs.. $15.00.
No checks. Mrs. Mollie B. Eady.
Macon, 319 Log Cabin Drive.

New. white. downy feathers.|

50c lb. del. lot of 25 Ibs., $10.00
del. Sample free. Mrs. Mary
Collins, Cordele. Rt. 4.

Good 2 H. wagon, good con-|

dition, $20.00. Live 2 mi. of|
Toccoa on Elberton railroad.
Fred Bennett, Toceoa. Rt. 2.

Yellow root, 15c lb. Add post-
age. Mrs. Sallie ae Elam,
Clermont. Rt. 1. c-o Emma
Frady.

Real goose feathers, 40c lb.
Maribe Brannen, Statesboro,
101 E, Parrish St.

Martin and dipper gourds,
25c ea. $2.50 doz. cut and fin-
ished: gourd seed, 12c pkt. 3 for
256, Postpaid. J. R. Bramlett.
Ellijay, Rt. 2.

100 Ib. cap cotton feed sacks,
washed, 8c ea. del. Exc. for po-
tato plants or new honey. Bar-
bara Lee, Red Oak.

Lady slipper for planting.
50c doz., selected roots; $3.50 C;
$1.00 Ib. W. A. Johnson, Alto.

Gourds, most any size. also
few Martins; Spearmint plants,
$1.10 C. P. P. Not less than 100
plants sold. Packed in damp
moss. No stamps. Mrs. T. B.
Thomas, Thomasboro.

Mayapple, bloodroot, 25c Ib.;
yellow, rattle root, wild cherry
bark, 15c lb.; peppermint 10c
doz.; ' sassafras root, 15c- 1b. Pel.
in Ga. Mrs. E. C. White. Dah-
lonega, Box 118, e-o J. Wesley
Nix.

LIVESTOCK WANTED





SHEEP AND GOATS:

Want-some full stock Angora
goats, especially 1 or 2. full
stock Bills,-ready for service.
M. C. Padgett, Stillson.

CATTLE WANTED:

Very good pasture. Can take
eare of 20 head cows or year-
lings at $1.00 per month per
head. 10 mi. Terminal Station,
Oakdale Rd. off Marietta or
Bankhead Highway. Chas.
Brown, Smyrna.

Fine Bermuda pasture. Mrs.
S. W. Crawford, Ila.

Want thoroughbred. Guernsey
cow with papers. Give full de-
tails and cheapest price a
cash. Ira F. Hudson, Dallas, P
Q. Box 126. :



3 -Gen

rattle weed, Queen of the
' Meadow. 20e lb.; Mayapple.
lb.; hot pepper plants. 10c C.]

c-o Church Home}



| CATTLE WANTED;

Exe. reg. O. I. C. brood sow
with 7 pigs for good cow, fresn
or soon to GA. Hiv
Hamilton. Rt. 2

Want White Face Heretor?
bull calf. State price. W.
Roberts. Savannah, Rt. 1,

CATTLE FOR SALE.





Fine Guernsey, gentle, fresh-
en in July, 4th calf, $35.00 cash.
Mrs, ees Rutledge, Lithon-
ia, Rt. 2;

5 Shorthorn (milk strain)
bulls. 7 mos. to 3 yrs. old. $25
to $50. No papers: 20 bu. Red
Bliss irish potatoes for seed.
$1.00 bu. my plaee. A. L. Hen-
drix, Baxter.

50-60 head Jerseys cows.
bred to Hereford bulls: 25 witn

calves by sides; 25 head mixed

Hereford, Jersey and Guern-
sey heifers, 3 Hereford bulls
John T. Dolvin. Union Point.

4% gal. grade cow. freshen
4th calf May 18th. Hubert W
Daniel. Winston. =

Good, young cow, good quali-
ties, second ealf 1 mo. old: 3-4
gal. day. Mrs. _B. E. Parrish.
Pavoa.. 7

Fine Jersey with young ealt

(3rd) sub. to reg., $75.00 at
barn. Mrs. S8, A: Prewett, Win-
ston, Rt, 1.

Extra good Jersey, 4th calf.
fresh in. 4 gal. extra good but-
ter cow. Mrs. L. S. McArthur
Curryville.

Guernsey bull calves FOB
my barn, $20.00 ea. without
papers; "$25.00 reg. buyer's
name. J. M, Lankford, Cordele

ve: 8rd St.

3 fresh cows, 1 beak heifer.
good ones, $50.00. W. M. Rock-
ell, Thomasville, Rt ob

aPMbmeansoetaoshrdlueiass

7 yr. old red Jersey (calf 212
mos. old. 2% gal. day now. 3 if
fed good) $45.06 with calf: $49
without, 3 mi. North Murray-

ville. Henry Walden. Dahion-|

eps. Rt. 2.

Reg. Shorthorn bull, 14 mos.
eld, for sale or exe. for mule or
aes Jas. E. Pace, Fairburn.

33 high grade Hereford heif- |

ers, uniform size and color, 2%
yrs. eld, for sale. Robt. H. Free-
man. Forsyth Rt. 2.

sr ee

SS oe

HOGS F OR SALE





noo 8-10 oo. old.
with papers, $5.00 ea. either
sex, FOB my place; $6.00 crat-
ed FOB depot: proven brood
sows, reasonable. Trade for
grade heifers, corn, peas, vel-
vet beans at market price. C.
C. Oglesby, Chamblee, Rt. 2
a Highpoint Read, Fulton
oO.

2 P. C. male and female, reg.,
fine stock, 6 wks. old, $10.00 ea.
Pat Moody, Clarkston.

Berkshires, proven sows,
cheap; pigs, with papers, 8-10
wks. old $5.00 a barn, $6.00
erated, FOB depot, either sex.
genom A. Tuggle, Chamblee, Rt.

Sow and 5 pigs, (4 mos. old)
purebred Sage cheap for cash
at once. Geo.
man.

20 P. C. 8 wks. old pigs, $2.00
ea. for entire lot at my farm.
Mrs. J. M Kinard, Monticello.
as 6.

P. C. service boars, bred gilts
and weanling pigs. Sell or exc.
for potato plants. field peas or
syrup. L. M. Isler, Morgan.

2 nice male . P. C. 8 wks.
old pigs (1 has short tail) reg.
in buyers name, $5.50 ea. Roy

-C. Hicks, Yatesville.

Spring gilts and boars, S. P.
C. sired by 1938 worlds junior
champion. C, L. Wallace,
Waynesboro.

Reg. Duroc J. pigs. all ages,
priced for quiek sale. G. W.
Doolittle, Sandersville.

4 bred S. P. C. sows, 1 male,
13 mos. old, $16.00 ea. with reg.
papers. Chas. C. Fulghum, Ab-
beville. : 3

Big bone Black Guinea Yr.
old boar, $15.00 if sold at once.
Ode Wilson, Murrayville, Rt. 1.
. Purebred, sub. to reg. Black
P. C. pigs, 2 mos old, 3 males.
$5.00 ea.; 1 female, $6.00. Pur-
ehaser to pay for papers. Mon-
ey order. Bobby Boatright,
Swainsboro, Rt. 3.

3 purebred S. P. C. pigs, reg.
buyers name, $7.00 ea.; $6.00
without papers. Not prepaid.
Ready in one month. Parks
ped. B. R. eggs, 65c, 15, Car-
tons ret. Mrs. G. C. Clifton,
Millen.

Pigs and shoats, 8 to 16 and
20. wks, old, $2:50 to $4.50 ea.
FOB farm. No erating nor ship-
ping . M. T. Bryson, Greense
boro, Rt. 3. :

M.

Berkshire 10 wks.

Reg Buck Sokibie pigs,

Clemson College breeding.

A, Shumans. Hazlehurst,

Ky. bred. reg. Red Berkshire
pigs, 10 wks. old. ready for del,

| C. B. Collins. Hazlehurst.

4 Purebred . J. C. pigs 7
wks. old. $5.00 ea. John Gil-
lespie. Villa Rica. RFD 1.

Closing out breeding stock
pure , P. C hogs, including
sow (2nd prize winner at Ma-
con Fair 1939) boar and 6 ar
No reasonable offer refuse:

S. Rodgers. Dearing.

Reg. Duroc boar. 11 mos.
winner of several prizes. Fur-
nish -reg, Papers. & . ees
Poulan.

7 wks. old S. PR. C. pigs from
prize winning stock, ent. reg..
$7.00 ea. at my place. Denaid
Singletary, Ochleechnee.

P. C. boar. good stoek, $15.
FOB Walthourville. No ehk,: 5
geese and 2 ganders, $1.00 ea
Lee Joyner. Hinesville.

Duroe Jersey gilts. 60-70 lb.
ea., $8.00 and $9.00 ea. Papers
furnished. Herman Strange.
Cobbtown.

3S. P. C. gilts, 8-10 wks. old,
reg. buyer's name. fine stock.
4-H club pigs. $7.00 ea. M. J.
Marshall. Warthen.

Registered Hampshire, 2 yr.
old boar, Worlds champion
breeding. with- papers. I. M
Flowers. Ludowici.

Registered SPC boar, ready

for serviee. $25. P. S; Knox. |

Thomson.

Outstanding quality Black
ald. pits;
from reg. stoek. doubly inocu-
lated. L. P. McGee. Atlanta.
Box 123, Rt. 3. (Sewell Raced).

2 Litters extra nice Poland-
China pigs. Worlds champion
breeding, treated. crated. with
papers to register. $8 ea. $15

{| pr. T. P. Wootten. Elberton.

- 10 (2 males) full blooded Du-
roe-Jersey pigs, from reg stock,
over 1 month, $5 ea. Exc. pig
for 5 bu .of shelled corn. Bring
eorn and get pig. Mrs. Laura B.
Taylor. Waycross, Rt. 1, Box 15.

Good SPC boar 18 mos.
wt. around 300 lbs. not reg. but
a fine hog. $20 at my barn. M.
E. Foster. Morrow .

3 Little bone Black Guinea
sows, 1 part Guinea sow, 2
shoats. Cheap. Come and see.
- o, Summerville, Buchanan.

Registered SPC boar, 18 mos.
wt. 250 Ibs. Cholera immune,
with papers, $25 at my place.
Exe. for eorn or pear nae E.
W. Little, Haddock. Rt.

Registered SPC pigs, 1 ee
1 sow. for sale, want some reg.
OIC gilts and 1 boar: H. L.
Wallace, Bowdon Junction.

7 big bone Poland-China reg.
8 mos. old pigs from litter of
10. 3 gilts. 4 boars: $6.25 ea.
reg. in buyers name. Cholera|
immune, also reg. big bone PC
2 yrs. old sow, $30. FOB here.
Emory Parham, Eatonton, Rt. 1.

Reg. O. I. C., 10 sows. $30.00
ea.; gilts (now bred) $25.00 ea.:
Service boars, $15.00 and $20.00.
ea.; pigs (12 wks. old) $8.00 ea.
All FOB, with reg. papers. R.
B. Meeks, Carrollton. Pox 93.



W. Joiner, Shell-|

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE



School,
Salter, Thomaston, Rt. 3.



Good mule, 10 yrs. old, work
anywhere, sound, bred to Jack,
$60.00 or exc. for mileh cow

and calf. A. B. Williams, Hazle-

hurst.

4 yr. old mare mule, wt. 1050
Ibs., gentle, well broke, also a
5 gaited saddle horse for sale
or swap for saddle mare suit-
able for woman: 2 nice Jerseys.
tested: 1 fresh the 20th: other.
2% gal now. J. L: Bailey, Dun-
woody, Rt. 1. Ch 1316.

Indian pony, white,
black spots, gentle. weli trained

(ean also be used with har-
ness). . S. Colley, JP., Grant- |

ville.

Blocky farm mare. work any-
where, weight 1050 lbs. aged 9
years. Mrs. Minnie Tracy, Va!-
dosta, Rt. 4.

Plug mule, some age dui good
worker. ell er exe. for mare
colt. cow and ealf, or yearlings.
R. E. Barnes, Graymort.

Black mare mule, 9 yrs. old,
wt. about 900 Ibs., perfeet ev-
ery way. Mrs. Jesse Stancil.
Clarkesville, Rt. 2.

Good, 5 gaited saddle horse.
plows good, work anywhere
good to wagon) 6 yrs. oid, wt.
800 lbs., has ne tricks. $125.90.
Dillard Nutt, Franklin, Rt. 2.

Good mule, sound, work any-
where. Sell cheaper than real
value; also 2 h. wagun. Miss
Ruby Reynolds, Mayfield RFD
Ee

Morgan stallion at Stud. ait

my place, near Burkeitt's
Upson Co. Edinond

a

.mM0Os,

old.

pig,

short

with}

J. A: Bennett, Jr.





ee Mrs. R, a ne f

_Niee, large Red N. Zz
about Yr, old. $1. 50.
Brown. Atlanta, 253 C
Place. S: E.

5. grown N. Z. Whites,
cond., $1.00 ea. Amilee |
Bremen.

9 Eng. guinea pigs, b
and white, yellow and
with blaek. 2 females 8
old: 1 female and 6 male
old. $6.00 for 10a:
Beczley. Madis son.

100 N, Z, Whites, 8 w 4
$1.50 pr.: Yr. old bucks. $2:
and $2.50 ea.: 8 wks. Belsiun
$1.25 pr. Trade for pig or Le
horn ehickens. Julia Var
Deeatur, RFD 1 (130 So:
ler Rd.)



SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE _

4 fresh milk goats and 7
and 4 that wili freshen 5s
All heavy milkers. Very
onable, H. A. Evans, At
369 Augusta Aye. S. E.

3 purebred white Sa
Zoats. 2 with 2 kds ea: J
March 10th. Cheap. J. Ww oe
foot. Mt. Airy.

Toggenburg
soon: 4 ats.
Mrs. RW. Wingo. Newna

. 2 Saanan bucks, 14 mos. |
6 wks. old, from 20 lb.
bloodlines, papers to reg.:
does; 50-59 Tog., Saanan, 5
when fresh; Alnine, 3% ats.
50-50 S and Tog. All bre
reg. buck. 5 tens goat fertil
er. Edwin Simpson, Atlant, 6
Paynes Ave. N. W.

2 Tog. buck kids. 5 wks.
res.. from 12 and 15 th:
stock. Chean. auatity
ered. Chas. W. Flemiste
ton. 700 5th: Ave.

Extra fine *Aooded Sean
Toggenburg buck, 10 mos
cheap at my barn. Mrs.
Harper, Ocil!s.,

Weaned kids: blooded rn
stock does. $8.00 ea.: Buc
$10 pr. FOB: fresh 5 qt. do
$35;- young doe. freshen in
$15.00 or $10.00 now:
$1.50 pr. brenals: J. Jolle
lanta, Rt.

Good a Toggenburg
now giving 2 qts. Reducing w
herd. Mrs. F. E. Hogan. Hape

ville, 3692 Atlanta Ave. Ca

Reg. purebred Nubian
Chief Tomachici. N-1939. f
service, $3.00: for sale, $25
2 reg. pure. buck kids. $12
All from best blood lines. F.
Grubbs, Demorest.

VY Ewe sheep. all big,
native crossed with good blo

sheep. Ww. ~Y. Harper,

POULTRY WA NTED



8-10 wks. old, for =
heavy breed chicks. Mrs. O

.Duggan,. Chester.

Want purebred pit : ir
chicks. Must be reg. stoc
Walter Smith, Bowdon.
166. a

CORNISH: =

Want purebred heavy wa
shank. White Corn
ecockerels or eggs. Must be th
Bull-dog type. .H. A. Stah
Moultrie. c

Exe. purebred White Roe!
rooster, yr. old last of Ma ck
for purebred White Cornis
Buff Orpington. Ea. pay
age. Mrs. Louis L. Helton,
chanan. Rt. 2.

LEGHORNS

Bxe. 30 11 mo. old hybrid
cross of R. I. Reds and
| nish) -pullets for 30 AAA g
White Leghorns. same ag
younger. Mrs. C, M. Deen, A
ma. :

MINORCAS:

Want 3 or 4 Buff Mino
cocks, good stock and cheap
for eash. Mrs. John W. Gr
Qcilla. Rt. 1. Box 177.

TURKEYS. GUINEAS. GEESE
DUCKS, ETC. WANTED: =

Want 50 turkeys to raise o
halves at once: Party pay tran:
chgs. both ways. Mrs. H.
Hansard, College Park, Rt. J

Want White Pekin ducks oO
ducklings. State best cash pric
Jesup, kt =

Want wood ducks. swey
peafowls. Give prices and 1
particulars. H. Raiford Ga
ney, Dunwoody, Rt. 1

| view Road.






oo W. 2 mating) pul-
. 6 lbs. when grown and

ea. oat 4 wks. old. Exp. pd. on
or more. E. R. Smith, Deca-
311 Superior Ave. De 9076.

2 mix. bantam toosters, 40c
: i ee Black ~ Cochin
1 G Ragsdale.

Motley order or cash with
: Mrs. Bethy Te Carter,

t from Sg closing out
ret eo ee _J. H. McNessar,

y 29% Marietta St., we

D end OTHER ROCKS:

13 B. R. and 6 Buff Orp. hens.
OC ea. 3 B. R. roosters, $1.25.
il purebred ae stock.
3 mos. old. J. . D, Hughes,

iechted BR: pullets,
eady to lay and 1 cocker-

Eee oe aed, Mote, AT-

AAA Pebruary hatch B.
sales. 5c ea. Exc. for

'B: re now Jaying ena. ]
ster, 8 mos. old,. $3.00 FOB;

RY bred to lay and Ex-
ition stock hens, $2.00 ea.
oe 50: Eggs, 60c, -15;

= $3.00 Ge Del. ae AL

A ala of nice Barred Rock
yers for sale, Mrs. R. C,
: Pountosy ite: (Rt. 3.

tags, $1. = Be P.
10c C. Exc. for P. R. po-
ps. Mrs. Annie .O. ee
n. Rt. 2, Box 56: 5

: purebred Cornish Bens and
pies rooster, $5.00; eggs
No. personal chks.

Torence IDEN: _Grove-

0 ) os hens, $1. 25 ea. M.
. Schuman, Savannah, Twick-
ham Terrace...

re S. A. Ginn Grays, Ginn
; and Ginn Blues, |
2, trios, $2.00: pound size, $3
so old stock. ue 2. Cop.

Bagby's 10 wks. old W. L.

ckerels, 65c ea. not prepaid.
dtested sir: Henry H.
lorence.

Jd 1'4 its old, $25.00;

lo HOB: i. F. Black, Fin-
os C. Ww. i pulieta
erels, R. O. .P. M. stock,
h direct 3 mos. old, 50c

S i group 1 pullets, 3 mos.
d June ist, 50c ea. Chas. E.
facon, 220 Bright Ste

elay Bed. oe all

cs oe Wt M. Puck-
Cordele,
hens, 1%

: acs oe ne
Adairsville,

ape

pulls, laying, healthy, $6

_ Curtis J. Gordon, |

me ae AK grade,

iC $1:00: Discount if lot}
poe. Franklin Booth, F10- |

Rt. 2. x

oyal Wet] oaieia! 10
me 25 ea.;
1 ying, 50c ea. for lot:
oe $1:50 ea. D. OF
e uks. Kingston, Rt. 1.

Hi grade Hanson W.

as 9 mos.

or exc. for ie

F and baby chicks:

|-hatch, $1.50 ea.
5c} hens. Exe:

so Ga. Bob White quail
oo Seabright bantams. M.
L. ena,
Sts

$1.00. ga
ee Carrier

omato and hot pepper! ey refunded. Chas.

Eatonton, Rt. 4.
/REDS (RHODE ISLAND):

| DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE:
Quail!

phen; $2.25.
Pur-

45

| WYANDOTTES:
vis. old. ip

| work on: farm.
a | Reasonable pay. J. T. oes.

ea ing OP Bower tilie. ae 124.

oe for wages. 25



Pe POULTRY FOR SALE

" POSITI IONS WANTED.



oS LECHORNS uae

Brown, White and Buff Ee.
horn cockerels, 300 egg. str.,
$1.25 ea.; nullets, all ages, eggs
20 88 Buff
and W. L. 11 mos. pullets and
2 cockerels. $25.00 ea. Jot. M.
Sanders. Dublin.

90 ped. March W. L. pullets,
60 March 1938 hens. 90c ea.: 12
ped. cockerels. Mareh 1939
if taken with
for good str. B:
Roeks. S. C. Elder, Culloden,
Ra, 2 <

MINORCAS: :
14 Golden Buff ~ Minorca
young hens, direct from Rusk
in 1939. now laying, 75c ea.
Mrs. Belma Lill. Bishop, Rt. 1.
5 fine, Pape: str. Black Mi-
ae yr. old hens. $5.F@: $1.25
Eggs, $1.00, -15. P. E and |
caveraty selected. G. W. Wil-
son, Elberton. :
Broilers,. friers, ~ hens and
fresh eggs direct from farm to
you; also: want. buy day old
quail and ducks at very best
eash price. 15 or 20 bu. field
peas for hav. Ira Hoawieut Al-
ma. Rt. ae

PIGEONS:
4 pr. purebred White Kings,



bee:

all_working, $1.00 pr. for lot.|
LBed

Wynne, Cochran.

Mated prs. White Kings, al-
and

Satanialy 43 Bull

REDS (RHODE ISLANDS): i
Limited quantity ped. pro-

"| duction bred pure Parmenter

str.. R. I. Reds, 12-14 wks. old,
ROP wing banded cockerels,
304-323 egg sired. Mrs. T. C.}

Hudmon, Stone Mtn. Rt. 1.

Fine S. Gon. Red rooster, |

/and 4 or 5 nice hens, $1.00 ea.

Mrs. Cc. G. Farrar, Jenkinsburg. |
10 purebred 11 mos old R. I.

Red pullets, 95 ea. FOB. Mrs.

Lucy Gibbs, Ty Ty.

7 nice, - young Donaldson
hens, Yr. old. now layins and
fine rooster, $8.00. Sat. or mon-
D. Ezell,

+

_ 10 wks. old N. H. cockerels,
from ped. hens mated to R. O.

_P. cockerel with record of 308

eggs. Limited number, $2.00 ea:
postpaid. J. N. Barnes, Chipley.

Few choice New Hampshire |
roosters, 8 mos. old, $1.00 ea.:

FOB. Exc. 2 for 2 of same high

breed. we T. Dampier, Adel.
TNRKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

Domesticated wild ~ Mallard
ducks, now laying, $2.00 pr., 1
turkey 25 lb. tom, 1939 hatch,

As 90. U. L. Carmical, Atlanta,

Rt. 8, Box 505.
2 White Muscovey are and|
Add postage. No
stamps. Mrs. A.D. Jones, Cum-
ming, Rt.
A White: Dekin decks =
laying and 1 drake, 50c ea. Mrs.|

Daisy Cochran, Monroe.

_3 pure str, White Indian}
Runner ducks, $3. 00; ~ also
Black and White. -Muscovey, $4

| trio. E. Maynard, Newton.

Day old Spetkled guineas}

with chicken hens the last Pa

May, $2.00 for hen and

chicks: order now; eggs. aie
ET; $1. 502 -p0ee Vi B. slightly |
mixed with White Holland tur-|

_ | key. eggs, $1.70 doz. Del. Mrs.
= | Boyd Baggett, Dovelesn ee Rt.

ote

9 RC; Silver_ Lace Wai:

alee hens | (good layers) and].
| rooster,

$10.00. Mrs.
Roberson, 2Cnula 2

POSITIONS WANTED

Bee







ae man ane apie ee
Experienced.

Atlanta, 176 Powell St. -

* Youn: woman wants get
farm work, no field work. Will-

| ing to. do anything. Home and]

good wages. Miss
Jones, Lula, Rt. a

Want job as aisas and corn

miller, 20 yrs. oe and best of
reg. No boozer. a Googilh, |

Julia Anne}.

|

~ Couple want work on poultry
farm for board; room $20 per
mo. both exp., available at once.
J. R. Sentell, Atlanta. Gen. Del.

Wert place on poultry farm
rs. old, have on-
ly arm. State mee with
board and washing, P . Tuck-
er, Camilla. ;

Man and 18 yr. old son want

| job on gen. or dairy farm. Exp.

Have to be moved. John. A.

Fuss, Atlanta, Ri28=-Box 561 Art

Man, wife. 4 small children,

genet work on farm, 3 to: work.
; George Ee Littleton, '
} 539. ieee oo S. We

aes

"| Well exp.

Settled, oe
bored man, exp. all gen. farm
crops, tobacco, stock raisin~
etc. wants job overseeing large
farm, or consider share basis.
Write. all particulars. Jas. A.
Ryals. Surrency, Rt. 2.

21 yr. old man wants work
witn good, sober. honest. peo-
ple, on farm, $15.00 mo. board
and laundry. Jas. W. Fitzgerald,
Toccoa, Rt. 3.

Man wtih family of-9 wants
house. garden and _ potato
patches and work by day for
self on farm at 75c day. Can

furnish 3 hoe hands. A. H Fitz-}

gerald, Toccoa, Rt. 3.
15 yr. old young girl wants
light farm work: no fielc work,
for home and good wages. Miss
Mary Louw Jones. Lula. Rt. 1.

Nice, 15 yr. old girl wans
light farm work. no eld work,
for good home with reliabie
good | people and $.300 week.
Willing worker. eatrice
Flakes, ROLE. RE A, Box
88.

Want 4ob on farm. Do. ali

kinds of work, blacksmith, re-.

pair, upkeep tractor. car, ete.

7 wife and 3 children. Accept any

reasonable offer. J.
Blackshear. : : ee
Life ep. farmer, impaired
hearing, no liquor nor t-"-acco,
wants wage job bal. this year
and chance for crop 1941; take
over unfinished crop and <.:-
sume reasonable suppl- bill if
everything okay. 2 in family.
Sumpter Co. preferred. Give
full information. W. L. Brooks,
Americus, c-o Gen. Del.

Man and wife, no children,
want work. A-1 dry hand milk-

H. Dodd.

farm except plow. Poultry,
stock, fruit: anything make
honest living. Clifford L. Bill-
ings, Statesboro, Rt. 2, c-o Mes.
Florence Sturm. _

All round farm hand ante
position. Wife, 2 small chil-
dren; need at least 2 r. house
and must be furnished. Limon

St. N.

ee iade as ee Cook

vafter place) by middleag: *
man, around College Park or

Park,

39 old woman, depend-
able, Paneth wants light farm
ork, no field work, for small,
Christian family , for home

| salary. Miss as Revier, East-
man, Oak St.

Married man with family

wants job on dairy or gen. farm
in both; good dry-|.

hand milker. = MM. Daniel, Me
Kinnon, eas

Woman, 42, us 6 yr. oe
child, wants work on farm at
once. Good hand in poultry
Yaising. Dont mind work. Mrs.
ae, M. Vanpelt, Loganville. -

Want place on farm, helping
ae poultry, etc., for home
and reasonable salary. -Exper-
| ienced. Thos. W. Wheeler, Au-
Basta; 528 Chaffee PNEY os

Want light farm work, no
field work, prefer with. old
couple, for -home and $2.50

week. lene 3 mos. old baby.

3B
enton, ae son, Auburn,

Mrs. J.,
c-oO Ellie Dueaee

Want job on farm. Exp. truck
tractor driver. Good ref. 20 yrs.
old, good worker, no bad hab-
its. $1.00 day, board and. Jaun-
dry. oer Caswell,
ough, ant:

Want. foe with elderly wo-

| man or couple,. looking after

poultry and other light: farm
work, for home and small sal-
ary. 50 yrs. old and have 8 yr.
old girl. Mrs. Linnie K. Wal-
ton, Lumpkin, Rt. 1-A.

Man and- wife want job on
farm. Exp., also drive truck,
not over 30 mi. Atlanta, Ern-
est Thomas, ee 828 a
tral. Ave., SW

try farm at once, by reliable
couple. Wages ~ desired. Move
any time. Write or come see.

George Mitchell, Atlanta, 341

Central Ave. Ss. W.
Want job on large farm, Exp.

ing, ete. Jas. W. Ogilvie, llan-
ta, 84 Mills St. NG

19 yr. old a girl wants
light farm work, no field. $3.00
week, room and. board. Come
or send after. With elderly
couple Miss Flazell Ford, Mor-
gan, Box 32.

- Man (19) and wife want job.
on farm. Do any kind farm
work or truck driving. Have
to have house and wood and
have to be moved. Thos. Moo-
dy, Atlanta, 228 Woodward
Ave. . W.

Want Blacksmith and repair
farm tools, job paying at not
less. than $59.00 mo.. commis-



I Mills St. N. Ww.

sion. J. M. Billings, Atlanta, 84

*

unencum-

| with

hi on |
ef, 15 yrs. exp. do anything | for wages, board and laundry.

Ward, oS 830 _ Jefferson

Atlanta. Myrtle Allen, College}

| (private room) and reasonable | _
-acres (inside city

~McDon- j

Ashburn, Rtg, Box 157,
Want place on up: or Soulet :

carpenter, repair man, paint-| _



| POSITIONS apt



Want light farm work, no|

field work, near Jr. High school
Have 14 yr. old girl. Best of
ref. State salarv. Mrs. Flora
Clay, Atlanta, 572 Central Ave.

Middleaged man. wants job
dairy, 7 vrs. wife and self only.
O. B: Wright, Leesburg, Rt. 1.

Young, ambitious girl, just
out of high school. wants job
reliable people near
Gainesville or Atlanta, light
farm work, no field work.
Reasonable Salary. Laura. B.
Milican, Suwanee, Rt. 1.

28 yr. old: single man wants
job on farm. -Sober. honest,
quiet, willing worker. Must be
with. Christian people. $15.00.
mo., board and washing. No.
Ga. preferred. Richard WeMul-|

lan, Fitzgerald, Box 289.

~Want light farm work, no

field work, prefer with elderly: |.

refined couple. Reasonable sal- |
ary and home for self and. small

| son. Stamp. for reply and must|

come after or send -tran.s Mrs.
Anne Potts, Lyons, C-0- Re C.
MeDilda, |.

Young man and ite we

want good job on farm the year
| round for wages: both to work.}

Have to be moved. Good. house.

with good man. Emmett Bee-|-
chem. Hampton. Weeds

Want make jelly on halves.
Write. Mrs. DP; Waters,
Maysville, Rt. poe

Want to make jelly, jam. Sai

preserves on shares. Write. Mrs.
ee Walston, Glenn. Rt. 1.

FARM HELP WANTED. &



Want good, fober farm hand

Wife and self only in family. C.
C. James, Conyers, Rt. ?.

Want . middleaged, settled

white woman for light farm |

work, no field work, milking
nor washing. $1.50 week, room
and board. Ref. exch. Mrs. Ev-|
erett Harrison, Temple, Rik

Want white woman, _unen-
cumbered, 35-50 yrs. oid for|

light farm work, no field work.

wo-| Mrs. Se ae Prewett,, een

Btets

Want girl or woman, good|
character, reliable, etc., to live

in home with wife and self and
do- light farm work, no field

work. Small salary. R. D. Pon-
der, Whigham, Rt. 1, Box 178.
Want good man for 2 or more
limits) to
work on Shares. Charlie D. Till-
man, Atlanta. Tillmans Fear
ing. phone Ra 5421.0

Want midleaged, white wo-
man for light farm work, no
field. work. $10.00 mo. and
board. Give full particulars

about self. Must be ' thorough-

ly reliable. Mrs. T. W. aa
Valdosta, Box 803.

_ Want settled ,middleaged wo-|
man for light farm work, no

field work. Must be in good
health and thoroughly reliable.
good home and > $3.00 week.
Mrs. Chester Cauley, Teese)
ton, 305 5th Ave.

Want honest, sober man to
work gen. farm work. $12.00
mo., room, board and Jaundry..
Single, preferred. He Wate

Want 1 or 2 eos famili
aoe) or colored, beanie
farmers to chop cotton, - aCan

use families as large as 6 work-

rsaJ.2C. Collier, Barnesville.
Want man, single, or with

Bal. 1940. Pay good worker $15

small family, to work farm for|

to $20 mo. Dont wait to write, |
_come. I can give unlimited ref.|.
Ss SE

Shady Dale.
Riel.

Want good Wage hand? white,

: reliable, 20-40 yrs. old, exper-

ienced, single, Pay $20.00 mo.,
board . and. laundry: and give
solid time. A. J. Wells, es

Want good man to take care
of fruit trees on farm. GW.

Shaw, Atlanta, 1565 Boulevard|

Drive soe Op

~Want good, S hpsuck ope
wage hand for year round job.

di Perkins, Ft. Valley. Route 2.

Wanted colored > family on

farm to work for wages, good |

plow hand. Geo. N. Thomas.
Toomcbore (Screven County).

- Want a boy about 14 to 16
yrs. old to do light farm work.
no field work for board and
clothes and spending money.

Emmett eto Acworth, oe
de

Want hear from cdl abie man.
with 1 or 2 dependable boys,
who want work on dairy farm.
All must be good workers. W.
H. Ivey, Milledgeville, Rt: 1.

Want good boy with good
personality, honest, no bad

habits, able keep up car (Ford) |:

to. grow produce and help with
he farm work. Must have
ref, .M. ee Ona:

40rd! or: 2...



ties is cultivate. 100 A

land? == of: ce
produce. 2 houses, large ba
plenty wood, water, fruit
seed down for the Gov't
sired. Willis ge Vi
Rica. - =

Want exp, 3 here a. re
cow milkers, John W. te
Savannah, c-o 2 iry,

Want educated,
young white woman 8b
work around farm or. Cc
home. No field work.
home. Must be able driv
tomobile, In reply state
you can do. Hugh Richa
Atlanta. 160 Peachtree.

Want reliable. Chri eX
ple (no - children). for fg
' work.. Good home ; -and
Wages. Write to: Mr
Hearn, Burwell,

Want honest, fclinhie
hand, experience, sobe
willing to- work. Miss An
Bell Owens, Screven D
Box 114.

wee Rt: 3.

Want at once eee te
farm |
planted and up. growin
proposition to right
Worked on shares. CY
rell, _ Yatesville, Box 2012

eos Dallas es
' Campbell, Dates 3

Want reliable, hone ma
couple (Ex- soldier -vrefer
to live on look after ~
place, pe free for
place. J. - Ellis, Aten ta
Gen. Del. :

Want. reliable women
light farm. work, no fi

| Mrs. Mildred Whippl

Want young man,
liable, raised - on re
drive truck, tractor, =S
stock and chicken farm Te

Box 191.

Want farm hard or
family at once. Hou
To furnished. Wri te

_G. Jeffers, Se ica,
i 14655553

Want white woman, 2
yrs.. able to milk for ligh
work, and work in
sometimes. e CoM
Lawrenceville, :

exp. -enoug.
know you like it). _Suf
-for support 200s gle
Must be worthy. Com
with J. Ryan: J ackson,

119 King Highway.

Want orphan boy. (4-5
preferred) good, clean,
industrious (attend

1 and church
help with farm worl
s laundry;
men. to. cut 200 co
~$1.50. per cord. L. =P
Jesup, Phone 941 =A

Want unencumbered
30-50 yrs. old, for
work no field work,
| Good character, Ref. e

Weis man about. S65
ate small poultry farm
boy about 14 to work
School and board.
ter, Sunny Side.

~ Want middleag
man for. light: farm
field work. $2.00. week
board: No objection to 1
E. M. Reid, Adairsvill
Want family, whi
ered, one who can plow, sh
and cut with an axe. Dont \
a smoker. fe, M. cage ie
renceville. ee

farm work, no field WO:
week: and board. Mrs
White. Braselton, P.

Want unencumbe:
woman, honest, reliable.
trious, for light farm Ww
field work. Good ' hom
some money. At once. Mr
WwW. Palmer, Vidalia, R

Want healthy, unen
white woman. 25-40 y
willing to work; live. O

Hasty, Kensington.
Want :