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MONDAY, JULY 1, 1940

ALTON COGDELL, DIRECTOR- STATE BUREAU OF -MaRiere we Se

 

1 ee Pais Sin in South Carolina, Aug-

astern North Carolina September 3, middle |

September 17 and Old Belt September 24,

st year. the opening date in Georgia was
Ds which means that this years date is 10
ter than last year. The dates were set by

ol acco Association of the United States in 

on at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
Sommissioner Columbus Roberts Thursday
the Association as follows: I sincerely urge
bacco, firms to furnish an adequate number
ets. of buyers and a longer selling season for

 rgia market this year.

Every year, Commissioner Roberts says, we
e complaints that there are not enough sets of
eat the. various warehouses, causing conges~
tobacco, and also there is a general com-

rop to better Aavantaga:

No one knows how prices will run this year,
: Roberts wo:

nin Georgia, is exported. Heweres ihe acre-

ris year will be about 80,000, compared with

From: July 25 to August 25 last- year, 98,064,-

 

 

- Livestock

The prices quoted by White Provision Com-
pa ly are on strictly corn-fed | hogs: Hogs: 180-
0 lbs., $5.60; 150-175 lbs. $5.35; 125 Ibs. down,
.00 down; 245-300 lbs. $5.35; 300-350 Ibs, $5. 10;
5 roughs, $4.35-$4.60; 130-140 lbs. $4, 60.
ood fat well bred steers, $8.00-$8.50; med-
fat, $6.50-$7.50; plain kinds $5. 50- $6.00;
native yearlings $5. 00-$5.50; medium $4.50-
15: common $4.00-$4.25; canners, $3.25-$3.75;
d heavy bulls, $5. 00-$5. 50; medium. $4. 25-
3; top calves $8.50-$9.00; medium calves,

 

 

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Cotton Cord Used

The last issue of The Market Bulletin was
printed on pine paper manufactured in the South
and we are glad to state that cotton cord manu-
iactured in Newton County, Georgia, is now be-
-ing used to tie up the bundles of The Market.
Bulletins that go to the various postoffices in
the state.

COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner.

 

 

 

 

000 pounds of Georgia tobacco was sold for $12,-

562,000, an average of 12.82 cents a pound. Fifty
warehouses operate in 15 south Georgia cities.
Bright leaf or cigarette tobacco is grown in about
50 south Georgia counties and some ahde or wrap-
per tobacco is grown in southwest Georgia, while
some burley variety is grown in north Georgia. =

 

Conference on Grass
The Coastal Plain Experiment Station iat Tif-

ton announces that the first southeastern grassland

conference will be held there July 25-26 at which

. time improvement, production and utilization of
Southern forage crops and pastures will be dis-
cussed. Dr. S. H. Starr, is Director of the i ittond
station. :

Comulissionst Roberts in a radio speech on
June 25 over WSB urged Georgia farmers to save
all their grain straw for livestock roughage, and to
save all hay possible and to follow grain with such
forage crops as they can in the different sections
of the state.

All feedstuffs: may be high from: now on,
said Mr. Roberts,

some feeds to be high in price. We need to grow
more of our feeds as it is, and more so, if there
should be a shortage in the nation, especially next
spring, during crop growing season.

 

Atlanta Spot Cotton

Atlanta spot cotton closed steady, middling
11.20. The average price of middling 15/16 inch
cotton at the ten designated southern spot mar-
kets today was 10.68 cents per pound. Middling
Vi 8 inch average today was 10.49c per pound.

especially if this country sells -
much grain and corn to the Allies, which will cause ~

 

Rural Urban Conference -

oc ecal tnoiced Georgia Farm women ated
ed the third Rural-Urban Conference held in.

Janta, Friday and Saturday, June 28-29, at which
time subjects of interest to rural women were

cussed. Mrs. Robin. Wood, Director of the wome

Division of the wees of Agriculture, plann C

the Conference:

 

Farm Radio Program

Our reports indicate that the Farm Radi
gram recently put on by the Atlanta Journals

tion WSB every morning is meeting with much si

cess. A farm subject is discussed and market pric
given at each program. A talk on Milk Wu b
given by Commissioner Roberts on the prograr
from. 5:45 to 6:15 A. M. on Tuesday, July 9th. Prices.

of farm products furnished by the State _Depart-

ment of Agriculture are, broadcast daily on ie ro

 

Food Sie Program

Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallie:
nounced that the Food Stamp Plan for distri ut
surplus agricultural commodities will be exte de
to Atlanta, the rest of Fulton County, and. to thi
part of DeKalb County which lies within the
limits of Atlanta. The 1930 census gives the

population of the designated area as 335,20 Ss
whom 270,366 are in the city of Atlanta, _

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Prices of Fresh Vvetables

| LIMA BEANS, bu. hampers oe BL. or

SNAP BEANS, bu. hampers 22

| BEETS, per doz. bunches 2 2 oe

CABBAGE, per Cwt.

CANTALOUPES, per bu. __

CORN, green, per doz. ears __

GREEN FIELD PEAS, per DU, ee

PIHPPERS, per bu S20 eee

POTATOES, Bliss Triumph, US No. |

SQUASH,  bu. Se ee ee

SWEET POTATOES, per owt: Soe

TOMATOES, 50-Ib. crates :

WATERMELONS, Watson and Queen
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[ARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA

egg dealers for graded, A-1 white and candled eggs. Ungraded eggs are quoted 2c to-3c below 

E ted below on the Atlanta Market are by wholesale
oe tail trade under the Georgia egg law. Day-old and day-fresh eggs are Geere: as such a +

Yard run eggs will not be permitted for re
di y 888 are not allowed to be onered for sale at all.

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CEORGIA MARKETBULLETIN

Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture

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Published Semi-Monthly by
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
COLUMBUS ROBERTS. Commissioner

STILES A. MARTIN Editor
Executive Office: State Capitei Atlanta, Georgia

 Covington Ga.

Send all letters te The Market Bulletin,
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.
Netify en FORM 357sBureav et Markets. 222 State Capitei.

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Notices 6 farm produce and appurtenances admissable under

time on each request and re-

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Limited space will not-permit insertions of notice containing

name and address.

a Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
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Jane Cowl, Jersey Cream,
- Dahlia bulbs, 15c each, 2 for
25c; pompoms, 15c; mixed bulbs
75c dozen. Mrs, L, T. Long, Rt.
1, Bremen. :
Green calamus roots, 10c lb.
and postage; mixed bulbs, Jon-
_ quils, buttercups, butter and
eggs and April narcissus. $4.00
M or exchange for cloth. Mrs.
- Paul Boatwright, Rayle.
-  Petunias, all colors, periwin-
kles, pink, white and red, 10c
dozen, 3 doz. 25c; rhubarb, 25c
a bunch. Abbie Botts, Lewner.
_. White and bavi daffodils,
jenquils, April blooming nar-
cissi. hyacinths by C or M, also
small orders; several kinds lil-
ies in limited quantities. Mrs.
Rosser Thomas, Adairsville.
- Jonquils, Giant Campernelle.
early golden yellow. quilled
leaves, 50c dozen, $4.00 C; Giant
daffodils, $1.25 dozen; Goldep
Spur, 40c dozen, $3.00 C; Iris.
light and dark colors, $1.50 C;
500 Bermuda Easter lily bulbs,
~ $1.15 doz., add post.; 6-8-in.
xwoods, $1.50 doz.: $10.00 C.
Jl del Maude Hamby, Green-

ille

Red, yellow and orange can-
mas, 15 dozen; white phlox,
75 C; Exchg. for spider lilies,
August lilies or any kind of
es and begonias. Beu-
dah Garner, Rt. 2, Menlo. |
_ 11 Boxwoods, 2 hydrangeas,
varigated evergreen butter-
fly bush, white and purple h-
lac, honeysuckle, wisteria, trum-
pet vine, all 5 to 10 years old.
Cheap. Mrs. Joe Self, Young
Cane. c
Salmon pink cannas for sale.
rite. Mrs. R. W. Brookshire,
O Box 22, Calhoun.

Prize winning chrysanthe-
mums, many varieties, also
daisy, button and small types
80c dozen, 4 doz. $1.00 labeled;
6 dozen unlabeled $1.00. Post-
paid. Mrs. H. G. Woods, Rt. 3,
Donaldsonville. :

Long trumpet yellow daffo-

s, Pearl narcissus, large pur-~-
ple iris, orange day lilies $1.00
C; Queen of Gypsies Iris, honor-
abilis iris 25c dozen, $2.00 C;
garlic 45c C; pink perennial
phlox 20c dozen. Mrs. Emma
Clayton, Roy.

Mimosa, Mtn. Laurel, rhodo-
lendron, calico bush, hemlock,
white pine, spruce, azaleas. dog-
wood silver maple, arbutus, gay-
Jax. Wet.moss packed. Gordon
Hunnicut, Tallulah Falls.

Yellow narcissi bulbs 35c C,
$2.50 M, 5M for $10.00; dbl red
geraniums 20c each, $1.00 doz-

Mrs. Bessie Almon, Rt: 2,
columbus. |
Giant erimson Spider
bulbs 25c dozen; 3 dozen im-
ported white hyacinths 75c doz-
en; daffodils, butter and eggs
1.00. C. Add postage. No
stamps. Mrs, M. T. Tanner, San-
dersville.
_ Choice flower plants such as
tree balsam, carnations, pan-
jes, Lilliput zinnias, pot zin-
ias} cosmos, hollyhocks, all
bl. flowers, mixture of all 25
plants for 25c: Jap. blue iris 2
dozen 25c. Mrs. W. A. Johnson,
Alto. ;
- 12 large _clumps American
auty Sweet William, 25c a
mp; Thounsands privet hedge
tings, 12 in. and over, 55c C;
125 False Dragon heads, $2.00:}
w brown eyed Susans and
several dozen Sunshine mari-
golds, 20c dozen. Daisy Aaron
Cochran. Gen. Del., Adairsville.
Giant snapdragon plants, rust
nd freeze resistant, 25c dozen.
e Roman hyacinths blooming
ze bulbs, 30c dozen or $2.10
er C. Mrs. L. E. Stewart, Rt. 3,
cDonough. :
Yellow narcissus, 10c dozen

fould exchg. few for half run-
er snap bean seed. Mrs, H. E.
man, Wrightsville.

 

 

 

Lady of Lake, white narcissi,
old fashion fall pinks, Dusty
Millers, 10c dozen; Spearmint,
butter and eggs, 10c dozen; blue
iris, 20c dozen, 60c C;: Exchg
for white guano or feed sacks

free of holes, 10c a sack. PP.j
Mrs. Carl B: Davis, Rt. 1 Teme-]

ple.
125 butter and egg bulbs, the
lot for 65c. Nelle Waters, Plains.
Spireas, Cherokee roses, crepe
myrtle and bridal wreath, $1.00

dozen: 4-6 in. Ligustrum. $1.50:

per C:;: cherry laurels, 5@c C.
ere Woodruff, Rt. 5, Green-
ville.

White and green striped Cen-.

tury plants 25c; green Jew, 3
for 15c; grape begonia, 20c each;
Star Bethlehem, 2 dozen. 15c:
red, white, lav. pink poppy seed
10c; hardy phlox assorted col-
ors. 10c each, Mrs. Mamie A.
Stone, Rt. 2, Adairsville.-

Achimenes plants, blue and
purple, 20c dozen: white 30c
dozen; squash pepper plants, 10
in. % 13c. Very ornamental. No.
exchange. Miss Mittie Collins,
Rt. 1, Smithville.

Giant blue iris, lemon lilies,
blue and white striped violetes,
$1.00 C:; tiger lilies, 50c dozen;

chrysanthemums. 25c dozen;
old fashioned gladiolus. all col-
ors, 25e dozen, Mrs. W. H. Hugh_
ey, Rt. 1. Box 159. Fairmount

Long trumpet daffodils slight-
ly. mixed with double butter and
eggs and very few, white narcis-

si, $4.00 M. Mrs. J. H. L. Ham-|
mond, Dewy Rose.

Large blooming size Coral
vines, 25c; smaller ones, 15c;
red, pink, white geranium euit-
tings, 10c rooted; blooming ge-
raniums. 35c each, Mrs. Paul
Bogle, McRae.

Boxwoods all sizes and all

-prices, Come see them, Mrs.

Henry M. Jones, Rt. 1, Lula,

Anemones. 50 for $1.00; Cal.
violets, snowdrops, golden lil-
ies, Shasta daisies, $1.00 C; 10
rooted choice roses, $1.00; Mtn.
ferns, Queen Iris, 50 for $1.00.
Mrs. Addie Wilson, Morganton.

Chrysanthemums, large planis
colors pink, red, white, yellow,
some variegated, 15c dozen
postpaid. Dorothy Harsley, Rt.
2, Waco.

Pink primroses, purple EKast-
er and orange day lilies, blue
foxgloves, hardy phlox, mixed
color mums, trilliums, blue and
white violets, purple verbenas,
35ce dozen; dill plants, dill sprays
35e del. in Ga. Mrs. R. M. Hol-
loway, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.

Iris labeled, 10 kinds, 50 for
$1.15; mixture 40 kinds, $1.20
C; 7 kinds jonquils, daffodils,
nareissi, 300 for $1.20; cream
narcissi, 60c C; Hemerocallis

-Fulva, Flovo, Kwanso mixed,

25 for.35c;.Thumbergia, 3 for
85c. Mrs. J, M. Hall, Rt. 1, Cal-
houn.

Sultanas, 9 colors, 15c each,
2 for 25c; everblooming pink

June lilies, 3 for 10c; old fash-]

ioned blue August lilies, 4 for
10c: Josephs coat, 10c each.
Add postage. Include fee for
cashing checks. Miss Flonnie
no Gainesville, Rt. 1, Box

B2-

Sword fern and  begonia
(grape), 15c bunch, 2 for 25c;
blue violets, white daisies, 25c
C; privet hedge, $1.00 C. All
rooted and delivered. Martha
Ralston, Rt. 3, Ella Gap.

Mixed colored petunias, ma-
rigolds, zinnias, 15c dozen; Love
and tangle vines, mistletoe, ge-
raniums, 10 cutting; also Queen
of the Meadow, 15c lb; yellow
root, 10c lb; exchange for white
feed sacks or flowers. Add post-
age. Mrs. Myrtle Jackson, Jas-
per. Rt. 2, Bx. 59.

Purple violetes, 2 dozen, 25c;
fairy lilies, pink, tube roses,
20c dozen; June pink cactus, 5c
cutting; King Alfred daffodils,
75e C. Add postage. Mrs. Jessie

a Dobbs, Rt. 1, Temple.

   

 

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"FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

- MARKET BULLETIN,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

 

Black Prince iris, gold band
lilies, 20c dozen; white daffodils
Giant sweet peas, 10c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Bonnell Nixon,
Rt. 2, Bremen. :

Blue Roman hyacinths, 40c
dozen: Black Prince iris, gold
band lilies, 20c dozen; white
daffodils; giant sweet peas. 10c
dozen. Add postage. Mrs. Dora
Mosley. Rt. 2, Bremen. :

Asters, zinnias, petunias,
double touch-me-nots, cosmos,
all corlos Marigolds, big and
little coxcomb, 35c plus postage.
Dorothy Ross, Rt. 4, Blairsville.

Yellow marcissus,
jonauils, Star of Bethlehem
25c C; white spider lilies, 26c
dozen:15 inch cuttings English
ivy, 6 for 10c. Add postage.
Alice Stokes, Rt. 3, Jasper.

Jonquils, narcissus,
50c C, postpaid. Mrs. G.
Taylor, Rt. 1, Buchanan.

Yellow jonquil bulbs, 10c doz;
petunias, ocean waves, Dusty
Millers, 10c dozen; artichokes,
25c C. Add postage. Mrs. Free-
man Watson, Rt. 2. Toomsboro.

Petunias, Ocean Waves, Dusty
Millers, jonquils, 10c dozen;
oak hydrangeas, 10c each; arti-
chokes, 25c C. Add postage.
Mrs. M: C. Connell. Rt. 2,
Toomsboro.

Mixed color iris, $1.00 C; le-
mon lilies, 30c dozen; blue vio-
lets, white daisies, 25c C; Root-
ed and delivered. Mrs. Effie
Ralston, Ella Gap. :

Rustproof snapdragons. mixed
yerbenas, pompom zinnias, dbl.
gaillardias. 3 dozen, 50c, or 25c
dozen postpaid; pink fairy lil-

ies. 10c. Mrs. C. Lynch, Rt. 1,

Romie : s

Pink and white primroses,
25c dozen: old fashioned pink
verbena, 5c each, 50c dozen;
giant rustproof snapdragons, 25c
dozen, Mrs. V. T. Chamblee,
Rt. 2, Cumming. _

Star Jasmine Vine and pur-
ple lilac, 10c each, 3 fer 25c.
Add postage. Mrs. Fannie
Wood, RFD 1, Buchanan.

Dixie Sunshine marigoild.

white and blue violets, 25c C;:

yellow, cream, purple, lavene-
dar, wine, blue striped varie-
oS pink and bronze iris, 40c

ozen; white, yellow narcissus,

db] and single daffodils, 50c C.}

Mrs. Henry Eller, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Strong. healthy, well rooted,
old English dwarf boxwoods
6-8 in. $7.50 C; 4-6 im. $3.50 C;
3-4 in. $2.50 C. Orders booked

for fall delivery. Blanche Wood-
ruff, Greenville. ;
Red leaf cannas with

orange blooms, 50c dozen; or-
ange day lilies, 25 dozen: jon-
quils and daffodil bulbs, 50c.C;
Lady of Lake, 26c dozen, PP.
 Noah G. Moon, Rt. 2, Bow-

Purple iris, _lemon__ lilies,
snowdrops, 25c dozen; dbi jon-
quils, gold bronze mums, yel-
low mums, purple Lady Lake.
$1.00 C; tansy, horseradish, 3
for 10c; exchg. for white sacks.
Martha Womack, Bremen.

Chrysanthemums, white, lav-
endar, pink, red. yellow, and
variegated, medium ito large
mixed plants, only 15 dozen,
PP, moss packed. Pauline Hors-
ley, Rt. 2 Waco.

All colors zinnias, snapdrag-
ons, red salvia, 25 dozen; 5
colors petunias, 15c C; all colors
fall pinks, 25c C; 4 oclocks,
marigolds, le each; white nar-
cissus bulbs, 10c dozen; May,
June, July, Christmas cactus,
10c each. Add postage. Mrs.
Lester Phillips, Royston, Rt. 1.

Broad leaf white flower Jew.
white green striped Jew, oxalis
pink, baby breath spirea, but-
terfly bush, ageratum, Star of
Bethlehem, 5c each; blue Aug-
ust lily, 10c each; exchg. for
white oxalis. Mrs. Wavy Lewis,
Toomsboro.

Snowdrops, privet hedge,
$1.00 C; tame violets blue with
white star center, $1.25 C; ager-
atum, 2 for 25c; purple iris, 25c
dozen; lavendar oxalis, 5c
bunch; lemon day lilies, $1.00
C; Japanese quince, 25c each.
Add postagee. Miss Mildred
Conner,, Rt. 1, Buchanan. |

Scarlet OHara Morning glo-
ry, 25 seeds for 10c; also plants
15 dozen or 2 dozen 25c. Add
postage. Mrs. Bertha Thomas.
Rt. 4, Canton.

Dbl. white kerria Japonica,
well rooted, $1.50 dozen; blue
wisteria plants, $1.00 dozen;
Large A type chrysanthemums,
golden yellow, 50c dozen; baby
chrysanthemums, 25c- dozen; 4
o'clock, scarlet red 25c dozen,
Bulbs, $1.00 C. Mrs. B.
Robinson, Greenville.

Blue iris lilies 20c dozen, 60c
C: old fashion Fall pinks 15c

dozen; lavenWr lilac bushes 15c}

each; spearmint, butter and
eggs, 10c dozen; will exchg. for
white feed sacks free of holes
and iron rust. Postpaid. Miss
Evelyn Barber, Rt. 1. Temple.

Snapdragon, Rosalie, deep
rose with topaz under color,
25c doz; others, Giant rust-
proof, wilt resistant, mix colors.
$1 C. Mrs. Scott Davis, Hogans-
ville, sy ney eam SE,

 

 

 

daffodils,

60c C3

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srape hyacinths, 20c dozen oe ed. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Danlon-

 

Ageratum, 2 for 25c; snow-
drops, privet hedge $1.00 C;
purple iris, button mums 25
dozen: tame violets, $1.25 C; la-

vendar oxalis 3 for 10c; hupine |

lants 10c dozen; Tiger lilies.
Toe ea.: exchg. for white feed

sacks. Mrs. Gussie Conner, Rt.!

1, Buchanan.

Emperor daffodils, long trum-
pet yellow, white trumpet Ap-
asia. Olympia yellow, short cup
in center, hardy blooming size
bulbs, 85c M; lemon lilies, 6
for 50c; orange hemorcallis, 60c
C. $1 orders PP in Ga. Mrs. C.
B. Robinson, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Buddleia bush glassy Abelia,
dbl. yellow Kerr Japonica, Aza-
leas, rooted, 10 for $1; Tiger
lilies, lemon water lilies, dbl.
white violets, Maiden Hair fern,
12 for 30c. prepaid, moss pacK-

ega, Rt. 1.

Madonna lilies, $1 doz. large
size. Mrs. Floyd Savage, Mays-
ville.

Iris, 15 var. choice, 2 of ea.,
$1 del. James Cureton, Austell.

Geld band lilies, $1 C; paper
white Narcissi. 60c C; Scariet
Elder, 35c ea., rooted: lavendar
Jazz lily, 25c ea; King Alfred
daffodils, 75c C. Add pestage.
Mrs. Lorena Smith, Buchanan,
Rt. 1.

Narcissi, white April, 66 C:
water moss, 10c bun; Gold band
lilies, $1 C; Scarlet Elder, 35c
per piece, rooted; Scarlet sage.
55c doz. Add postage. Miss Ru-
by Smith, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

_ All cols. dbl. touch-me-nots,
moss packed, 50c doz.; peonies,
25c ea: dbl. red Horsemint; all
cols. Maybells, 75c doz; Ivy.
wild cucumbers, 15c ea: fall
pinks, phlox, yellowglow, 40c
doz. Miss Geneva Crump, Eili-
jay, Rt. 3.

King Alfred daffodils, 75 C;

white Narcissi, 40c C; pink and

-plue hyacinths, 20c doz; June

eactus, 5c cutting, pink and red
geraniums, cuttings, 10c, orange
and red dbl. Add postage. Mrs.
Nancy Dobbs, Temple, Rt. 1.

White Narcissi, long trumpet
yellow daffodils, 5C or more,
$1 Cl Migs
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Roman blue single hyacinths,
blooming size, 25c doz; Star of
Bethlehem, 20c doz, blooming
size. Miss Sara Moss, Dewey
Rose, Rt. 1,

Verbena, all cols. 10 rooted,
25c; 6 milk and wine lilies. 25c;
30 mums in all cols, 25c; dbl.
red cannas, 40c C, add postage.
Mrs. Marion Holland, Meigs.

Sey. vars. living moss, for
rock gardens, lily ponds, water
fountains, flower pots, $1 cub.
ft. you pay postage. Carl Pad-
geit, Folkston, Rt. 1.

Trailing Queen Coleus, large
plants, 50c; tuberoses, begonias,
10c ea; Verebna, Pom-Pom
mums, many colors. 10c doz;
purple and bright red Dahlia
plants, 20c doz, $1 orders PP.
Mrs, R. Gable, Haralson.

Dwarf boxwoods, up to 13
in above ground, transplanted,
beautiful plants, price accord-

ing size. Mrs. E. A. Smith,
Greenville, Rt. 3.
5 vars, Marigolds, 25c doz;

blue Salvia (perennial) Niem-
bergia and others. Miss Carlie
Kemp, Marietta, 322 Maple
Ave.

Iris, Japanese blue, 40c doz;
lemon day lilies. $1 C; red, yel-
low and white button mums;
Fairy lilies. 25 doz.; snowballs,
well rooted, 25c ea; Amaryllis,
20c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Mat-
tie Wright, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Lemon day lilies, $1 C; hardy
Ageratum, 2 for 25c; baby but-
ton mums, lemon verbena, pur-
ple Iris, 25c doz.; snowdrops,
$1 C; rambler roses, red, pink,
15ec ea; white August lilies,
blooming size, 20c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Beulah Leatherwood,
Buchanan, Rt. 1d.

Purple tame violets, 50c C;
privet hedge, $1 C; purple Iris,
yellow cannas, $1 doz.; purple
sweet Wiliams, orange day lil-
ies, 50 doz. rooted and del. Mary
Jane Eller, Ella Gap.

Peach roses, golden bells, red
and yellow Japonicas, 20c ea.;
Iris, light and dark; blue Spider
lilies, $1.25 C; Seven Sister
roses, 20c ea.; add postage. Mrs.
Mollie Eller, Ella Gap.

Snowdrops, privet hedge, $1
C; velvet red and pink rambler
roses, 15c ea.; lemon day lilies,
$1 C; Tiger lilies, 10c ea.; lav-
endar Oxalis. 5c bun. add post-
age. Miss Leaunia Conner, Bu-
chanan, Rt, 1.

Dif. cols. Gladioli, yellow
mums, goldenglow, 35c doz.;
large red Amaryllis, 75c ea.;
small 25c; dif. cols. Dahlia slips,
Bridal Wreath, $1.25  dob.;
trumpet daffodils, $1.25 C. Mrs.
Alice Harrison. Bremen.

Purple violets, Lady of the
Lake, 50c C:; petunias, yard
honey suckle, pink and white
Oxalis. 15c doz.; orange day
lilies, yellow trumpet daffodils,
$1.25 C. George Harrison, Bre-
men. a

 

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Re i
le armers Golden

If my people, whic
called by my name, |
humble themselves and p
and seek my face, and
from their wicked 
then will I hear from He:
en, and will forgive th
sin, and will heal 1
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FLOWERS AND 5
FOR SALE 

 

 

Grape begonias, 20c ea,
25c: 9 for $1; white striped
tury plants, 25c ea.;
drangia cuttings, 10c e
ca Palm, 25c:; orange da

buibs, ;
Stone. Adairsville, Rt. 2.
Lemon day lilies, $1 C
ton mums, lemon verbe
doz.; hardy Ageratum,
25c; Justicia (1 yr. plants)
Amaryllis, 25c ea.; Tiger
10c ea. add postage. Mrs
sie Conner, Buchanan. 
Red Amaryllis, large, 7
black India lilies, $1.25
trumpet daffodils. pink
nial nhlox. $1.25 C; white
lis. 6 doz. 75c: small gl
dif. cols. 35c doz. Mrs.
Wright, Bremen.
_ Asters, verbena, pink
row. shasta daisies, cole
renias, 20c doz.;: rooted
jums. 5c. 10c and 15c :
tings, 6 for 15c; $1 order:
paid. Arthur C. Minter, |
ta. 7 Roanoke Ave. N
2418. aa
Dbl. yellow jonquils, 3

vines, 3 for 25c; Snow o
Mountain, 25c doz. Exc te
mato. cabbage plants. Mr:
J. Warnock. Bremen, |
Long trumpet daffodils,
ange day lilies, $1.25 C; p
Lady of Lake violets, 50c
pink perennial phlox, Go
giow, vellow button mun
doz., pot plants, add
Mrs. E. B. Thornton. Bren
Pink June cactus, large
tica. 35c ea.; white Peru
daffodils, $1.25 C; white.
15c doz.; 6 doz. 75c; purp
man Iris, 20c doz.; pe
pink Oxalis, 15c doz.: a
tage. Mrs. Ruth Head. B

Blue Iris, 30c doz.; I
the Lake, 25c doz.; pi
white Dorothy Perki
30c ea,; black lilies of Inc
ea., small. Exc. for whit
sacks, free of holes,
Dean, Bremen. :

King Alfred. daffodils, 5
large white Spider lilies, $1
white Fairy lilies, iris,.
white, pink. yellow mu
doz.; pink thrift. 25c doz
dbl. hollyhocks, 5 cea. M
Gray, .Temple, Rt. 2. -<

2 Tiger lilies, 2 Tor
red Spider, blue, purpl
berry lily, 2 tulips, 2
1 pink lily, 2 Gladioli, 50
cols, hardy phlox, mums, ti
24 for 25c; dahlia slips,
doz, Mrs. John T. Blac
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

1 Each Hibiscus, ger
begonia, 3 Lantana, hyd:
Xmas, June, cactus, plu
walnut ger. dbl. petuni
50c; rooted, grape begonia.
Biddie, Oxalis. (Unsignec

Mixed petunias, Shast
Sies, Fall blooming asters,
and pink primroses. 25
white hibiscus, old time 1
na, 5c clump; foxglove, b
and eggs, 15c dozen. Ad

age. Mrs. .H. R.: Tallant
Cumming.
Mixed color

brown, also white with
center, daisy chrysanthem
Dusty Miller 25c dozen; ye
white narcissi, dbl. daffodil
C. Mrs. -.W. HH. Leach. &

-dozen; pink and red roses
each; tanzy and blue spide
ies $1 C; house leak, peach
es 20c each. Add postage.
Ruby Parks, RFD 3. Ellija

Few rooted geraniums di
ent colors 25c each, 6 for $
15 cuttings of pot plants $
large begonia 35 and 75c 
yellow jasmine 10c each

Yellow, purple iris 50c d
blue spider lilies, yellow
pinks and yellow Japonicas
each; red, pink roses 10 |
peach roses 20c each. Add
tage. Miss Willa Mae P.
RFD 3, Ellijay. =

White narcissi, 75c C
M; orange day lilies 75c c
ple lilac 10c each, 3 for
Add postage. Ethel Mosb
1, Buchanan.

Petunia plants. mixed 
15c dozen: exchg. for call
gal or water lilies, 2 dec
tunias for 1 lily bulb. ea
postage: marigold and 
seed, mixed colors 1!
wkt. Mrs. Bessie Henso:

 

 

 
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ERS AND SEED )

FOR SALE

 

Bice, rooted Lace ferns, 15c
@a., 2, 25c; grape begonia, hen
and biddie, red oxalis (large
ged and small), cedar, fern,
Rainbow moss, justicia, hydran-

, geranium, 2 kinds cactus,
> of ea., 50c; 2 of ea., 75c. No
. Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dah-

mnega, Rt. 1.

St. Augustine grass cuttings,
peoted, 75c bushel, FOB. Mis

A. Dixon, Alma.
Spider lily bulbs; ready ito
Yy t, 50c C. Fine named iris,
$1.00 doz.;, blue Roman hya-
einths, 25c doz.; Korean chry-
ganthemums, 35c doz. Purchas-
er paying trans. chgs. Mrs. J.
Burke, Washington.

White narcissi, butter and
eggs, daffodils, iris, cream, pur-
e, lavender, yellow. 50c C. $3
. Red Hot Poker, dbl. tansy,
atnip, horsemint, wild iris,
ums. 7 col. 25c clump. Mrs.
rl J. McConnel, Demorest.
soe
Dixie Sunshine and orange
marigold, dbl. zinnias, 25c C;
Peco, Se doz.: 25 iris, all
if. 80c; pin cushion cactus, 5c
> goldenglow, 15c doz. Mrs.
John Wilson, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Box
46

es

Mammoth red poppy seed,
ew crop, dbl. and single mixed
J] or exc. 1 teaspoonful for
ger. .rooted, or % for 1 cut-.
 any color. . Mrs: M. M.
Hamrick. Duluth. Rt. 2.
Guinea Wing and Maple be-
nia cut. 10c; sultana, 5c ea.
Anvel Trumpet, rooted. 10c ea.
for 35c. Exc. for tulip bulbs.

Asst. var., and colors Iris, 50c
@oz. prepaid; 25c light blue vio-
lets, 25c ea. All of above for
$5c. J. Jolley. Atlanta, Rt. 7. ~

3 eol. Delta iris, corn flower,
blue, canary yellow. reddish
urple. from 4-6 blooms to
_ptalk. 3 of ea., $1.00. Mrs. Grant
Brock, Tallapoosa.
500 white jonquils, $2.15, 200
oxwood cut., $1.15 postpaid.
. A. Cosper, Bowdon.

Lavender blooms, 25 bloom
eads to bunch, 10 ea. 3, 25c;
rge, 10 bunches, 50c bunch.
firs. R. I. Allgood, Oxford. _
Purple iris, winter pinks, dif.
eol. petunias, hollyhocks, shas-
ta daisies, marigolds, privet
edge. blooming moss. Sell or
exc. for white feed sacks. Mrs.
Edw. Young, Talking Rock, Rt.

Cuttings dbl. petunias, fuch-
gia, maple red, angel wing,
grape begonias, 3 lantanas.,
plumbago, hibiscus, ger. hy-
@rangeas, justicia, carnation.
ctus, 1 of ea. 50c: 2 cut. of
ea. 75c. No chks. Mrs. Sarah
Grindle, Dahlonega. Rt. 1.

3 dif. jonquils, 3 col. iris, 3
@oz. 50c P. P. Exc. for good
white feed sacks. Myrtle Pace,
Temple, Rt. 1.

Japanese and

. and dbl. var. mix. colors,
10c ea., $1.00 doz. Add 10c post-
age on orders less $1.00. Mrs.

ank Childs, Jenkinsburg. ~

Rooted ger. ferns, begonias,

sticia, sultanas, Xmas cactus.
green and white stripe jew,
wriced according to sisze. Un-
rooted cut. 3 for 25c. Mrs. B.

Plyler. Daisy. ae

Jonquil and narcissi bulbs,
Jemon lilies and lavender iris,
15c doz.: well rooted trumpet.
wines, 10c ea. Condont straw-

erry plants, 50c C. Add posi-

Mrs. E. O. McClendon.
Bremen, Rt. 1, : :
 Yellow narcissi, blooming size
bulbs, 40c C. $3.00 M. Mix. size

2.00 M. Mrs. Bessie Almon,
Columbus, Rt. 2. 2

giant carnations,  red
j shasta daisies,

German iris,

proof snapdragons, (
eoral vine, white August lily,
5c ea., jonquils, $1.00 C.. Mrs.
fi, smith, Wadley.
- Purple iris, 60c C; white iris,
c doz. primroses and narcis-
Bi, 40c C; yellow thornless ros-
es, 6 for 25c. Exc. doe nice friers
s. G. L. Tallant, Cumming.
 Sultanas, dif. col. everbloom-
g begonias, 10c ea. large leaf
pleus, 10 plants, 25c. Add pos-

ge. Harold Fraser. Brunswick.

ee
Purple iris, 20c doz; pink,
hardy philox, spider liliess. 30c
doz. dif. col. azaleas, 30c doz.
yellow japonicas, 10c ea. Root-
ed. Add postage. Ruth Parks,

Ellijay, Rt.3.

Yellow jonquils, dbl. butter
ad eggs, white narcissi, yel-
w eup, $1.00 C; blue spider
lies, $1.00 doz.; perennial yel-
low larkspur. sweet Williams.
50c doz. wild ferns, $2.00 C.
TT. H. McCurley, Hart-

ell

Blue spider lilies, $1.00 doz.;
5 doz. $4.00; 10 doz. $7.00; jon-
eis, butter and eggs, ~long
trumpet daffodils, $1.00 C. Exc.
for white feed sacks. Miss Ce-
eil McCurley, Hartwell, Rt 2.

 

King Alfred daffodils, orange
day lilies, 50c C; white spider,
lilies, 75c doz.: Iris, all col. 25c
doz. Mrs. Beatrice White, Bu-
chanan, Rt. 1, Box 52.

Hybiscus, pink: pink running}
roses, yellow Easter rose, pur-
ple lilac, 15 ea; blue hyacinths,

Easter Iris, varie. gladioli, 30c

doz; white Miller plant, 10c
doz; lavender chrysanthemums,
25 doz; varie. Iris, $1 C. Mat-
tie Duran, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Neiembergia, or cup iivwer,
perennial, snapdragens, yellow,
white and pink daisy typs
chrysanthemums, others, 25c
doz. Miss Carlie Kemp, Mari-
etta. :

Red royal Poinciana plants,
15e ea; rainbow moss, 20c. Exc.
for dahlias, Iris or Leopard lil-
ies, banana plants, 75c ea. Josie
Hamilton, Baxley, Rt. 2)

Jonauil bulbs. 15c doz. del.
Lucinda Allen. Good Hope. Rt.

1,

Gic-fsshioned - snow balls,
rooted, 25c ea; dbl. white EHas-
ter rose, 15 ea: varie. gladi-
oli, blue hyacinths, white nar-
cissi, 25c per doz: purple lilacs.
rooted. 15c ea. Annie Lou Du-
ran. Cumming, Rt. 1.

Yellow jonquils, 45c C, Exc.
for white feed sacks. Write first.
oS J. V. McClure. Acworth,

+ :

Yellow jionquils, buttercups,
butter and eggs. blooming size
bulbs, Ic 6a. add postage. Miss
Essie Haisten, Brooks, Rt. 1.

Snapdragons, rust-resistant,
25c dez. $1 C. asters, wilt-re-
sistant. 30c doz. $2.00 C: giant
earnations. 50 doz.
postpaid. Mrs. J. F. Hadden.
Doerun. . :

Yellow and. blue Iris, jon-
quils, narcissi, daffodils, but-
ter and eggs. striped violets,
or exc. for begonias. oxalis,
ferns, suitana, lantana, green
box plants. Mrs. Eo Bayles, La-
Favette, Rt. 4. Box 40.

Red spider lily buibs, 10 ea.
postpaid, Love and Tangle, 18c
per bun: pink daisy chrysanthe-
mum, 30c doz; 1 dez white

| daisy mums, 30c. postpaid, no

stamps nor checks. Mrs. :
Overby, Sandersville, 315 South
Harris St. .

Blue Iris, 25c doz. Miss Iris
es Folkston, Rt. 2, Box
3.

White narcissi. 40c C; $3.50
M; jonquils and blue Iris, same
price, add postage. Mrs. Dessie
= Pruitt, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box

Mixed hyacinths, rose ver-

bena, mixed tulips, 3 doz. for
50c: mixed Iris, Siberian lilies,
$1 2C; daffodils, yellow nar-
cissi, $1.25 for 2C, postpaid.
Mrs. Dick Powell, College Park,
Rt: 2.
_ Mixed tulips, rose verbena,
4 doz. 65c; Olympia daffodils,
Siberian lilies, mixed Iris, 80c
C, $1.50 for 2C; Star of Beth-
lehem. 15c per bun. Mrs. Chris-
tine McLeod, College Park, Rt.
2, Box 166.

Standing cypress, Sweet Wil-
liam, pink primrose plants. Exc.
for pie plants, catnip and
ground ivy plants, or white
sacks. Mrs. L. H. Coe, Eastono!-
lee.

Delta Iris, 3 colors; cornflow-
er, blue, canary yellow and
redish purple, 3 of ea. for $1,
perfectly hardy. Mrs. Grant
Brock, Tallapoosa.

Mixed sweet peas, 50c C. Mrs.
Rosa Venable. Atlanta, 21
Woodlawn Ave., N. W.

Yellow snapdragon, 3 doz for
25c coin, postpaid. Mrs. John
R. Turner, Williamson. .

Tris, light blue. orchid, and
tan, $1 doz; large dark blue,
50c doz. Mrs. W. W. Trimble,
Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Boxwoods, all sizes and dif-
ferent prices. Mrs. Henry M.
Jones. Lula, Rt. 1.

Trillium, gentian, 25c doz;
water lilies, 6 for 25c; star root,
50c Ib. also Dill plants, dbl. tan-
sy, peppermint, 10c doz. gar-
lie bulbs, 15c doz. Prepaid. Mrs.
Jessie Waters, Dahlonega, Rit. 1,

Trillium, gentian, white vio-
lets, 25c doz; Tiger, lemon lil-
jes, 6 for 25c; Dill plants, 30c
C. Ruby King, pimiento pepper
plants, 30c C. prepaid. Moss
packed. Mrs. Joyce Eaten, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1. ~ :

FLOWERS AND SEED |
WANTED

Want old fashioned sweet
Pinks, lemon verbena, well
rooted grape and leopard be-
gonia (green leaves with white
spots), large sugar gourds.
Write. Mrs. Emily P. Cranford,
Newnan, Greenville Street.

Want several thousand jon-
quil bulbs, Mrs. Lawson Peter-
son, Vidalia.

PLANTS FOR SALE

Marglobe and Gr. Baltimore
tomato, 75c M. del. 50c FOB.
Mossed: Ruby King peppers,
$1.00 M. del. 80c M. FOB. No
chks. Alton Pittman, Baxley.
Rt 1 Ses ee

 

 

 

Tt sa ies.

$3.00. C,,

 

 

Cert. pink skin P.

M; 2 M-up, 90c M. del. post-
paid. Prompt shipment. Ralph
Bs Tyre; screven, Rt. 4.

Gov. insp., red and yellow
skin P. R., 80c M; 3 M up, 75c.
M. del. Good plants, prompt:
del. George Griffis, Screven.

Blue Ridge Mtn. tomato
(grows to 25 ft. 325 lbs. to
vine). For fall crop, 12 plants
for 25c del. through July. Will
C. Smith, Roy.

Gov. insp. P. R., 70c M del.
Prompt shipment. Sat. guar. No
echks, M. O. only. L. L. Light-
sey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Kudzu crowns, Lucretia dew-
berry, Himalaya blackberry.
Celestial, Brown Turkey and
Magnolia figs. Fall del. Prices
= request, J. W. Toole, Macon,

ts 2

Genuine, imp. red skin P. R.
Gov. insp., treated, 80c M deli.
Count guar.. Milton Arnold,
Surrency..

Wakefield, E: Flat Dutch, All
Head early cabbage, Margiobe,
Stene, Baltimore tomato, col-
lard piants, 20c C: 400, 45c; 85c
M. del. 5 M. $3.00; Vigorvine
tomato, 25c doz. Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt..2.

Leading var., cabbage, toma-
to and collard, 400. 35c: 70c M:
Vigorvine tomato, 30 plants for
20c; P. R., 400, 30c; 80ce M aii
mailed. Azzie - Lee Crow,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Marglobe, Stone and Balti-
more tomatoe, heading collard,
Early Flat Dutch, Wakefield
cabbage, 500, 45c; 70c M; Gov.

Ail dei. Large lots cheaper.
Amos Garrett, Gainesville, Rt.
i.

Margiobe tomato plants, del.
at 90c M. Can fill all orders
promotiy. C. D. Deal, Baxley.
Rt. 4: a

Early Triumph vine cuttings,
10-12 in. long, $1.50 M FOB.
Mrs. J. L. Altman, Alma, 407-
12th St.

Collard. tomato and cabbage
plants, now ready, 500, 50c: 90c
M;: 10 M. $8.00 del. No chks. M.
B. Evans, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

P. BR. insp., cert shipped
promptiy or money ret.. by
mail, 500. 75c: $1.45 M; By ex-
press, $1.25 M. Truckers wel-
come, John C. Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

Gov. insp., treated pink P. R..,
75c M del. 2 M wp, 60c M. del.
Now ready. L. D. Lightsey,
Sereven. 

Tomato and Calif. Wonder,
World Beater and Hot pepper,
Biack Beauty and Fla. High
Bush egg-plants, 500, 60c:; $1.00
M. prepaid. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Potato, govt. inspt. and
treated, 90c M del. T. L. Dukes,
Baxiey, Rt. 4. :

P. R. and Boon potato, Mar-
globe tomato, Wakefield and
Dutch cabbage, heading var.
collard, 80c M. del. 5 M, $3.00;
10 M. $5.00 collect; Vigorvine
tomato, 25c C. Bonnie Lov
Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 2..

Gov. insp., treated pink or
red skin P. R., 75e M. del. Now
ready. Woodrow Lightsey, Scre-

ven.

Margiobe, New Stone tomato,
Dutch cabbage and collard
plants now ready. packed with
care, 20c C: 300, 40c; 70c M,
postpaid; 65c M. exp. collect.
le ae Williams, Gainesville.

2:

Gov. insp. treated pink skin
P. R. plants now ready, 65c M.
del. W. D. Lightsey, Screven.

Tomato, Marglobe, Stone,
Baltimore, Brimmer, grown in
virgin soil, ceresan treated seed
6-8 in. plants, $1 M:; 10-12 in.
$1.25 M, moss packed, postspaid
for zone 2 add 20c M. J. C. Tur-
nipseed, Griffin. :

Potato, govt. insp. 75c M, del.
in Ga. Exe. for hay peas of
any good variety. WwW. .G.
OQuinn, Baxley, Rt. 4. :

Potato, govt. insp. improved
Porto Rican, 60c M. FOB. Seat-
ten Herrington, Odum, Rt. 2.

Potato, govt. imsp. treated
pink skin patch plants. seed
grown from vines, 75c M, 2 M
up, 65c M del, now ready. W.
R. Lightsey, Screven.

Strawberry, Kfondyke, 20c
C. 80c 5 C, $1.30 M, prompt
shipment; mixed bunch gar-
den bean seed, 10c lb. Miss
Grace Crowe, Cumming, Ri. 1.

Potato, govt. insp. and treat-
ed pink and yellow skin Porto
Rican, 80c a2 NM Ip. 15c:
good plants and count, no
checks. Hershel Lightsey, Sere-
ven.

Potato, Porto Rican, $1 M.
del. in Ga. by Exp. or $1.15 by
Parcel Post in 5 M lots, money
order. or exc. for peas or N. C.
Runner peanuts. Joe H. Thom-
as, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Cabbage, Chas. W. and Flat
Dutch, Marglobe, New Stone
tomatoes, Ga., and true head-
ing collard, moss packed, full
count, prompt shipment, 20c C,
300 for 40c, 75c M. PP, 65 M
Exp. Col. E. A. Williams,
Gainesville.

Gov. insp. P. R., 500, 75c;
$1.45 M: Collards and tomato

 

del. Calvin Garrett, Gainesville,
a ee

Ry $1.00!

insp. potato. 400, 45c; $1.00 M.}

plants, 500, 70c; $1.25 M. All}

 

iD Richards, Pavo, Rt. 2,

 

_ Hot pepper, 6-8 in. plants,
20. Ape, (60; 2ber oer 1G. ger
Packed with dampness. Cala-
mus, 25 large roots, 35c. Lois
Woodruff, Greenville, Rt. 5.
Dill plants and sprays, pi-
miento, Ruby King sweet pep-
per plants: 25c Cz Moss packed:
button snake and grub root, 40c
- Odie Eaton, Dahlonega, Ri.

P. R.,, Goy. insp., $1.00 M. del.

Bell pepper, $1.00 M. Cash with
order. Ike Tomberlin, Surren-
cy. f

Potato, govt. inspt. Porto Ric-
an, $1 M del. large plants,
prompt shipment. C. D. Crow:
Gainesville. Rt. 2.

Potato, govt. inspt. and treat-
ed, Porto Rican,35c M, not pre-
paid, no checks, 3 M, $1. L. M.
Wetherford. Gainesvile, Rt. 2.

Potato, pure red skin, Porto
Rican, inspt. $1.25 M, moss
ie ia Leon Goff, Fitzgerald,

CELE

Cabbage and collard. now
ready, 75c M, P. P.. full count,
prompt shipment. Junior Par-
rish, Dahlonega, Rt. 2.

Cabbage, tomato, collard, 80c
M, del.; potato. 60c M, del. 45c
M, exp. col. E. B. Wetherford,
Gesinesville, Rt. 2.

Potato. govt. insp. and treat-
ed red skin or pink Porto Rics
an. 65c M. 3 M up, 60c M, pre-
paid. prompt shipment. Paul
Lightsey, Screven.

Strawberry, Klondike
ever-bearing, 25c C. $1 M, add
18c for postage on thousand, 8c
on 100. send M. O. or cash. Mrs.
L. B. Frve. Dallas. Rt. 3.

Potato. Porto Rican, $1 M,
oe col. James T. Dix, Baxley.

a.

Strawberry. Kiondike. 20c C.
75e 5 C, $1.25 M, young plants,
well rooted. prompt shipment.
oS Effie Crowe. Cumming,

Tomate, large staiky Mar-

globe. Stone, Baltimore, 40c 5 C.
75e M. del. postpaid. 5 M. $2.50
10 M, $4._exp. col. moss packed,
sat. guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitz-
gerald. ;
. Millions P. R. slips. Gov.
insp.. also Marglobe tomato, 75c
M. Shioved promptly and gocd
count. Ovie Crow, Gainesville.

Pure Red Skin P. R., plants.
$1.50 M. prepaid, Frank Har-
ris. Baxley, . 

P. R., insp.. cert., shipped
promptly or money returned.
$1.00 M. mailed prepaid: 75c
M. Exp. collect. Exc. for peas.

sorghum cane seed, Large lots.

for truckers. Major. Crow.
Gainesville. Rt. 1.

Late tomato (Stone) plants,
20c C; sarsaparilla, 50c  Ib.;
dried catnip, 10c oz., also win-
ter pinks and orange day lil-
ies, and white jonquils, 25 doz.
Add postage. Buna Young,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Spearmint and peppermint
and ground ivy, 10c doz. plus
postage. Exc. for egg-plant or
Die plant or sage. Dorothy Ross.
Blairsville, Rt. 4.
_Marglobe and New Stone to-
mato and collard plants, 500,
75; $1.00 M. mailed;. 75c M in
5 or more M lots. Charles H.
Ce Flowery Branch, Rt.

Marglobe, New Stone, Gr.
Baltimore, 75c M; Gov. -insp..
P. R. $1.50 M. Del. Good count,
prompt shipment. Melvin Deal.
Baxlev, Rt. 4.

PR. plants, Gov. insp., 75c

M-: del. Aaron Sellers, Baxley,

Rt. 4.

Marglobe. New Stone and
Baltimore tomato, 75c M: 500,
50c. Moss packed; P. R. potato,
$1.50 M. All del. Prompt ship-
ment. Mrs. Opal Deal, Baxley,
Rt. 4. Box 50.

Red Skin P. R., Gov. insp..,
treated, 80c M. 5 M up, 75e M.
Del. Early shipment. good
plants, full count. A. F. Shef-
field, Surrency.

Margiobe and Gr. Baltimore
tomato. 75c M. del. in Ga.: 50
M. FOB. Ruby King pepper, $1

M. del. 75c M. FOB. Mossed. O. |.

Da are Baxley, Rt. 1, Box
_ Lead. var., cabbage, tomato
and _ collard, 400, 35c: 70c M:
P. R.. 300. 30c: 65 M; Vigor-
vine tomato, 25c, 50. All mailed.
L. A. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
_ Imp. red skin P.. R.. Gov.
insp.. grown from vine pota-
toes, $1.25 M. del. Cash: with
order. Grady B. SeHers, Alma.
Tomato, from late sowing
Marglobe and Baltimore, 50c 5
C, 75c M, $3 5 M, 8 inch stocky.
well roated plants, moss packed.
I. L Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1.
Insp.. P. R., 80c M. del.: 65c
collect: Wakefield and Dutch
cabbage, Stone. Baltimore,
Marglobe tomato, Heading col-
lard. 75c M. del.: 60c M. ecol-
lect. Shipped promptly. C. W.
Smith. Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Lead. var cabbage, tomato and
collard plants, 400. 40c: 75c M:
P. R., potato, 400, 50c: $1.00 M.
All mailed. L. A. Crow, Gaines-
ville. Rt. 2.

SEED FOR SALE
Chufas. recleaned, $2.50 bu. J.

 

 

andj}

| dry Clays.

 

~ Clean~ Crimson
12c lb: chaff seed, 6c

Beardless Barley, all Ist y
$1.50 bu. respectively. B
Teasley, M. D., Hartwell.

Aaron Sampson, Jr.. Q
411 Green St. ee
Seven Top turnip seed
nips and salad all winter
not freze,( 2 tbls., 10c; 2
full, postpaid. No stamps
checks. R. W. Tilley, Jaspe

2. sy

Good ,tender brown stre
ed Half Runner bean see
cups, 25c. Exe. 2 cups fo
white sugar sacks, 100.
cap., in good cond.

postage. Mrs. L. R. Ashwo:

seed, 25c lb. R. L.
ville. oe
Calif. multiplying beer
10c per start. Add 3c px
Mrs. Sallie Floyd, Roc
Gao ie es
Pure Stone Mtn. waterr
On, seed. -25e Abe =
muskmelon, and
Valentine and Bountiful
den beans, 15 teacupful. 
postage. Rosie Crow, 
mins: Rts Hee
1940 crop red nest
(quarter 4 times; 1

in August), 65c gal. M
V. Robbs, Flowery: 
RE 1; eee
6000 lbs. purple to

icus. ge
Tomato, Marglobe Ba
more and Bonny Best, 
lb.; cabbage, $2.50 lb.: cak
bage plants, 35c. 200, 75
Sas : R. Stephens. Dahlone
Brown striped Half
bean seed, 25c full pint,
postage: Bushs AAAA ecr
mating cockerels, Feb. ha
$1.00 ea. at my home. Mrs
J. Oliver. Commerce. R

BEANS AND PE,
FOR SALE |

 

 

10 bu. Whippoorwill p
$2.00 bu. at my home.

So. Buford, or $2.25
shipped. Send transporta
chgs. Mrs. J. A. Puckett, B
ford. . : ;

Texas Early Cro
heavy bearers and extra
eating greens 50c qu
Pearl Aderhold, Tallu
Falls. =

10 bu slightly mixed so
$1.25. bus
Mrs, Z. M.. Story,
son, :

5 bu. Brabhams. $1.50 
FOB. Money ordr with o
for prompt ship: lent. J
Newsom, Sandersville. ~~

50 or 75 bu. slightly mi
Brown Whipps, $1.50 b
W. Stevens, Carlton.

Mixed clays, $1.25 bu. F
J. Matt Hayes, Thomson .

Streaked Half Runner bean
20c cupful, postpaid. No stamp
Mrs. R. T. Chatham, Adairs.
ville, Rt. 2. ae

Coffee beans, 20c doz.
Adams. Stillmore, Rt. 1. _

Ky. Wonder beans for s
Mrs. I. M. Knight, Macon, R

Ped. Brabhams, germin
98 per cent. Write for pri
urs J. O. Smith, Commerce, 

Plenty good peas, for 5s
Will make planted until A
Ist. E. S. Cown, Stone Mtn.

50 bu. Clay mixed peas, $1.4
bu. FOB. J. C. Hinton, Thom:
son. 

Clays, slightly damage
bu. FOB. Cash with one D
chks. Mrs. Mae Crowe, Bufe

200 bu. Iron Clay mixed
$1.45 bu. here in; 214 bu ee
Money order, or cashiers 
Raised by me. W. C. Le
Waynesboro, P. O. Box 92

Tender late bearing
ereaseback bean seed. y
hull pole beans, 20c large
ful, fre efrom weevils. Mr
la Teem, Pierceville.

Native. grown O-too
$4.25; hayseed Soybeans, $2.
bu.; Send remittance. 2%
bags. D. C. Strother. growe
Valley.

cur

white,
beans. 20ce cupful:
Same price. Prepaid. G
Brown, Ball Ground. Rt. 1.
Approximately 40 bu. cla
and clay mixed peas, $1.50
FOB. in 2% bu. bags.
Coleman, Dexereux, RFD 1
175 bu. Brabs, $1.90 bu.: :
bu. mixed, $1.55 bu. All's
and good: 10. bu. lots, |
per by. All FOR. :

 

J Hill, Danville,

 
  

HEEP AND GOATS
TANTED:
nt some #oats. any kind
umber. Write best price
ibany. R. Ce. MeColium,

pany.

Exe. bee cance game chickens
for _large breed goats. Bring
oats and get chickens. Also,
games and eggs for sale.
. Decker, Brunswick,

| Want few rabbits, White pre-
but consider other

dd,
reeds. State price, etc. Have}
Ss. CG. W. L. cockerels at,

~ea.-postpaid. B. T. Cari-
, Nicholson, RFD 1

\ ant 1 buck rabbit, grown)

yoout grown. tate best
ce and kind. J. F. Brown,

+

: stock, in full oe ee
or heifer, fresh or freshen
n. $30.00 value chickens. N.
Le Bowdon, Rt. 3.
te good 3 mos. old heifer
tate price, etc. Sam Car-

i ck, Rt. 1 .
exc, mule re a. good

es R. Ss Will
; Boston. :
t good milch: cow for

d. Good home. H> &. Moody.)

inta, 832 Elbert St. S. W.

shoat aid - hens: or
y TT . MeNelley.

 

 

TLE FOR SALE -

 

ine | Jersey, inated
old. 3% gal. day, J. Li. Bai-
2 acd Rt. 1, phone

ce yr. old oo male.
Sey
$50.00; nice 35 1

= lb. H. W. Tee

sboro, Rt. ds Box 131355
rsey cow, freshen with 4th
in July. Gentle, good

ies, 3% to 4-gal. on good)
40. 00 here. Curtis J. a

ronation breeding, $40.
to 10 Jersey hefiers (not
4 ae 18 mos. old, $20.00

: JK. D. Sanders,

teh cows. 3 heifers, Gean
calves, or sale. Also a
6 pigs, 7 wks. old, $35
hogs. Wofford Dona-
eo Box 404.

 

iocs FOR SALE :

 

uroc Jersey and Black
pigs, 8 wks. old, priced
s. Fannie Kate Phil-

etto, Rt. 2.
e Duroc shoats, male and
: wt, around 75 Ibs., ea.

the pr., also 2 nice}.

about month, old,
r, 2 mos. old, Sie: 00.
Buffington, Lavonia,

C. vigs. world. Grand
onship blood on* both
ol. SES reg. buyers

Wits. old, je to

5 Ib. young Ss.

eget cond,, $15.

kel, Savannah, 1130 E.

Essex: 40: Ibs.. $6.00:
50; 60 Ibs., $9.00; 70
"80-90 Ibs. i $12. 00,
ation papers for reg.
irs. W. , Bargeron,

~ Red. Berkshire pigs, 10-
old, ready for delivery.
allins, Hazlehurst.
Black Berkshirepigs, 10

, ready for del. W. A.
s. Hazlehurst.

urebred big bone Guinea

for service. See or write;

pigs, males and gilt, un-
d, March litter. purebred, |

$15.00 pr. FOB. Chas.
nus, Rusculum, 
ebred P. C. sow and
4 pigs, 7 wks. old.
get papers on. all, Tee
Jenkinsburg.

reg. big bone, 18 mos. old}:

C. 300 Ib. sow, $35.00

good, reg. S. P. C. boar,
tt 225 los., for sale or

one just as good, Sell)

coe Forsyth.
ed March 2nd, wt. 60
$8 o ea rats barn, e $9.00

et. Porter. Decatur, al

I e, fat, thrifty pigs
to go Choice. |
Clement, Cornelia. .

r sale cheap or trade |.
he or. what!

, stock-

| 10 wks. old, ready for del
-B. Collins, Hazlehurst.

calt Sy

1 Sat. guar.
ve

Mitchell, Atlanta,
415. 4

ilts, sub. to reg.,|

2. 59 ea. hs

 

HOGS FOR SALE,

Black P* C. pigs, Saad 3
males, $5.00 ea.; 1 sow pigs, $6
papers extra. Bobby Boat-
Poke Swainsboro, Rt. 3.
Big bone guineas, PP. C.,
crossed with Duroc-Jerseys, wt.
40-50 Ibs., ea., $5.00 ea. FOB.

 

Cc. H. Brand, Loganville, Rt. 2.)

Very choice, purebred P. C.
young boar and sow, closely
descended from world cham-
vionship stock. Sacrifice regard-
less value (retiring account
age). Write quick. C. R. Mor-
ris, Newnan. Rt. 3.

40 P.. and Essex pigs, 15-
30 Ibs., life. treated, in fine
cond., also 14 shoats, for sale
at once. H. J. Bell, Sardis:

14 mos. old, imp. S. P. C.
male with papers, also some
very fine, purebred S. P. C.
pigs. ready for del. August 1.
Write or see. Oscar Waters,

Glennville..

4 purebred O. EGS siliss 3
mos. old, $12.00 ea. crated, FOB
$1.00. extra reg. buyers name.
Horace Small. Gainesville. 

60 O. I. C. shoats, 8 bis bone}
Eso:

Guinea crossed with P
wks. old, also big bone Guinea
service boar for sale. 4 mi. Col-
lege Park on Harvell Farm. E.
P. Howell, College Park.

Reg. Hampshire pigs, bred
gilts, service boars, also - few
Angus cows and calves. Mrs.

Theo Stivers, Rome, Box 278.

Ky. bred, reg. Red da

Reg. O. I. C. all ages (herd
carries leading blood lines of
the breed). Write your wants.
Cc. M. Stallings, Carrollton, Rt.

BF

Reg. SP-Ce pigs from world
champion blood lines. 8 w
old, $7.50 ea. FOB; also. good,
easy feeding type, 4% yr. old,
reg, S. P. C. boar, $30.00 FOB.
Otis 'O. es
Marietta, Rt. 2

Reg. S. P. boa 18 mos.
old, 300. 400 Ve wt., for sale.
Fine specimen for stock. hog.
Del to truck. E. S. Hicks, Yates~
ville,

Sow and 9 pigs, cheap or
trade for cattle. See at once.
oe G. Summerville, Buchanan,

t:
a2 S. P. C. hogs, male pad fe-
male. 18 mos. old, with papers,
cheap at my place, Bankhead
Highway at. Allendale Fillin

Station. T. W. Austin, AuetelE

Rt. 2:

Purebred). med: type. Po CG
pigs, ped. furnished, at bar-
gain prices. Call see or write;
also sound, clean. pure Brab-
ham peas, $2. 00 Pe FOB de-
pot, in good bags. a Fe Chap-
pell, Richland.

1325 Pe 6 wks. old pigs,
$2.00 ea., or "$1. 75 ea, for lot.
Leon Crook, *Purny, ts.

45. PG. wks. old, 3 gilts

$1. 50 ea., and 1 Wale, reg. buy-

ers name, $6.50. Roland Smith,
Jackson, Rt. 1.

Reg. Durocs. blocky type,
best bloodlines, boars, gilts, op-
en and bred, and weaned pigs.
Je tG. Hambrick, Shingler. 7

5 reg. P. C. pigs, 7 wks. old.

$7.00 ea. Peis 00 pr. Trade or

buy saddle horse not over 8
yrs. old. Sell 300 lb. sow and
all pigs for $55.00. Bill Per-
due, Bowdon Rt. I. (At Tyus).
Hogs and pigs for sale. Come
at once. 3 mi. west Williamson.
Richard Green, Williamson.

HORSES AND MULES
_ FOR SALE cone

1 good mule, wt. 1200. lbs
So UUs C. Freeman, Flo il:
fa, Reel

2 farm. mar mules, good or-
der and good workers. also 1
h. hickory wagon in good re-
pair (has tongue for working
double). All for sale and swap
wagon for milch cow. Ff. W.
Risa Box,

 

 

Pair choice Caules 10 yrs.
old, no blemishes, kind, work
anywhere, bays, wt. 1100 lbs.,
ea.. $110. Q0 each. W. H. Bolton.
Griffin,

1 horse mule, fat, 10 yrs. old]

lbs.,
ae

wt. 800
$60.00.
Rockledge.

RABBITS AND CAVIES
_ FOR SALE

work anywhere.
B. Thigpen, Sr,

 

 

150 guinea pigs, "Be ea. for
entire lot, or $1.50 pair plus

eee Solid and broken col-
. Ors.
| 4th St:

G. W. ese Moet os ae

fpr ene young. guinea
pigs, nearly grown, 1 gray, oth-
er brown, .75c. Billy Overby,
Columbus, Gentian Boulevard.

Young, gvhite, pink-eyed rab-
bits, 2 mos. old, 80c pr. Want
a Red N. Z. doe FC. Brown.:
oe 2535 Cherokee Place S.

Some fine bucs: 9 White N.

Some fine bucks, 9 White N.

bucks, $4.00 ea.; 2 Chinchillas,

$4.50 -ea.; 25 mixed rabbits, 8-

3 old, $1.50 to $2. at oh
ate

RABBITS AND CAVIES

FOR SALE

Some fuinea pigs reasonable.
Trade some for pheasants or
fancy bantams. D. Bass, Atlan-
ta, 692 Kirkwood Ave. S. E. Ja
6947. :

Fine lot of female guinea
pigs, sev. white female rabbits
and some young white bucks
and Belgian hares; Write for
prices. J. L. Eubanks, Augusta,
301 Crawford Ave.

3 mos. old N. Z. White rab-

eS

 

aie: 75c ea. Amilee Long, Bre-

men.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

 

 

M.

 

Purebred, reg. ped, Toggen-
burgs,. exclusively. Quality
breeding from high milk pro-
duction and better blood lines.
Most. outstanding Tog. sire in
South, Sir Roderick, No. T-
2678, at Stud in season. John

Hynds, Atlanta, 93 Warren St.

N. B. De 5140...

2 purebred (100 per cent)
Saanan bucks, 3 and 15 mos.
old, from reg. 6 qt. mother

(ped. of sire shows 20 lbs. 11

oz.) Sell or trade for good doe;
purebred Tog., and 50-50 Sa-
naan-Nubian, milking good;
young Tog. freshen July. Edwin
Simpson. Atlanta, 695 Paynes

Ave., N. W. 1

- 2 reg. Toggenburg buck kids,

-3 mos. and 6 wks. old. Cheap

if sold at once. Chas. W. Flem-
ister, Dalton, 700 5th Ave.
Toggenburg- Saanan, 3% qfts.

first_freshening, $35. 00; 2 kids,

6 wks. old, from 5 qt. milker,

I $5.00 ea, Also fresh milk goat
ks.| for sale. Mrs. G..W. ee
Atlanta, 1992 McLendon St.

E., De 3792. 

Best production pred, reg.
purebred Nubian buck in
South. 2 yrs. old, dark red, vig-
orous and. fertile, Fee, $3. 00;

for quick sale, $25.00. F. E.

Toggenburg with ist kid,
| from 3 qt. milk goat; now giv-
ing over qt. daily. Also want
swap pr. Chinchilla rabbits for
pr. same age New Zealand
Whites. Mrs, L. P. Connolly,
Morrow.

1 Nubian buck kid about half
grown, $5.00; want to buy 4 or
OE Toggenburg nannie kids.

Grubbs. Demorest.

state best price, etc. S. T. Par-

Moultrie, Rt. 1, Box 112.
aturally hornless Nubian-
Saanan doe, good milker, also

ker

Reg. Tog. buck id, dam Jun-|

jete. Forina F. 2838;. sire,
Crities G-Man Joe T 3110 P.
Both reasonable considering

quality. Warren F. Rollins, Jr.,

Atlanta, 349 Murry Hill Ave.

ENE. De 6912. 

Goat. fresh in June 5th, 3-4

| gts. daily. Large white nannie.

V. L. Miller, Atlanta, 16 Cap-
itol View Ave., Center Hill.

- 2 fresh milk goats, heavy
milkers, and doe kids, cheap:
2 that will freshen in July.
Very reasonable. H. A. Evans,

a 369 Augusta Ave,

25 healthy, Grade Morino and.
Hampshire sheep for sale. J.
WwW. Terrington, Calhoun.

FARM HELP WANTED

 

 

Want exp. white man, 20-40,

milk cows. Good home, good
wages and board. Single man
preferred. Write at once. Wil-

lie M. Green, Eatonton, Rt, 4.

Want hear from good, smart
man and wife to take care of}
farms Not too old. Good prop-
osition to right party. Write. J.
Mason, Savannah, 2327
Ogeechee Road.

Want capable  young farm
hand to do farm work and al-
so help measure. land. Eee
school graduate preferred. ELE

Bishop, Thomasville, Rt. 3.

Want good, single man or

-man and wife, to milk goats

and gen. light farm work. B.

Langley. Atlanta, Rina, Box
515. [Ca 1823.

Want good, lean: respectable.
woman, not over 40. for light
farm we
. Sher-
man, Kingston, Rt. 1.

Want nice young woman, live
as one of family and do light
farm work, no field work.
Reasonable salary. Mrs. Inman
Kennedy, Jesup, Rt. 2. 

Want settled, unencumbered
white woman to live as one of
family and do light farm. work.
help with poultry but no field
work. Must be reliable and

willing worker. Private room,

board, $2.00 week. Mrs. D. G.
Caldwell, Kingsland, Rt, 1.
Want at once, unencumbered,
colored woman, 25-40 yrs., for
light farm work. $2.50 week,

board and some time off. Must

have health certificate. With-
in 100 miles. Write. Mrs. Sarah
D. Womble,

Crimes Place,

Want good colored boy for
gen. work around country
place. Wri e first. Mrs: J. R.

who knows how to farm and]

.

vk, ho field ae at}
once, $3 00 week. G.

Waynesboro, :

Atlanta.

Donald,

48 and 16,

 

FARM HELP WANTED

 

Want 2 hands to chip and

dig 5000 first yr. virgin tur-
pentine boxes on 50-50 basis,
Good 3 R. house for pawties to
live in. Want exp. chippers and
ones who really work. No
drunkards. ~M. C.. Anderson.
Baxley, Rt. 2.

Want man, over 18, with high
school education, for light
farm work. $17.00 ae board
and room, at start. M. H. Car-
ter, Cartersville, Rt. 3.

Want colored farm hand,
single or with small. family.
Salary and house. In Hmanuel
Co; :- 6; Jonnson; Savannah,
205 W. 38th St.

Want colored woman, coun-
try raised, preferred, clean.
settled, unencumbered, honest,
healthy, good Christian char-
acter, to a light farm work, no
field work. Room, board, small
salary. Give age and full de-
tails. _Mrs. K. E. White, Co-

-Jumbus, Woodcrest Farms.

Want family, white or colored
to gather 2 H. crop for wages,
and if satisfactory -work on
halves next year. Good 4 R.
house, wood and pasture. Near
schools and churches. 17 mi.
J. T. Lee, Morrow, Rt.

1;

Want settled, niddlessetl wo-
man for light farm work, no
field work. Must be healthy and
thoroughly reliable, Boe home
and salary. Mrs. F, W Cline,
Atlanta, 734 Argonne Ave.

Want honest, reliable and
well exp. farmer -to grow 4

-acres sweet. potatoes for 1-3rd

or for %. Will have other work
at reasonable wage, with board.
Mrs. Annie Bell Owens, Scre-
ven

Want middleaged woman
white or colored, for light farm
work, no field work. $8.00 mo.
Mrs. Marie Alexander, Porter-
dale. 
Want famil ywith 3 men and
at least 1 woman, capable farm-
ers. Share basis - on livestock.
Come and see. S. T. Kidder Sr.,
Meigs.

Want white woman, 20 to 40
yrs. old for light farm work, no

field work, live as one of fam _

ily and $2.00 week, Mrs. E. L.
Hancock, Leslie, Rt. 2. :

-Want boy or. man, single,
white or black to work on farm.
peat Ayer, Yatesville.

Want nice, white woman. 25-
40, unencumbered for light
farm work, no field work. $10.
month, Mrs. Edw. M. McDon-

ald. Winder Rt. 3.

Want large, white or colored

farm family to help on fruit,

berry and vegetable farm, near

Atlanta. House, wood and $1.00

day. R. F. Sams, Jr.; Clarkston.
Want young girl to live in
home with wife and 2 children

-and help with light farm work.

no. field work. Board and
clothes. Must have ref. Paul
Clark, Dallas. Rt. 2.:

Want small colored family
Gneluding good ees for
wages on farm. J. Ladson,
Moultrie.

Want nice, white woman, 25-
45, for light farm work, no field
work. Good. home (3 in fam-
ily) and $11.50 month, Unen-
cumbered preferred. E. M. Mc-
aoa Winder.

FARM PARTNER
WANTED

 

 

Want farm partner, one who
can furnish self: Have a real
broiler farm, on paved high-
way, Has electricity. Willis Wil-
kinson, Villa Rica?

 

POSITIONS WANTED

 

Young,
good character and health, ed-
ucated, refined, wants place on
poultry farm and light farm
chores around place. Room,
board and $2.50 week. C. H.
Milan, Dawson.

Family of 6, 3 to work, wants
farm at once for living wage,
with house, wood, water fur-

nished. G. R. Littleton, Sum-
light] 

merville, Rt. 3.

Elderly woman wants.
farm, work, no field work, for
home and. regeonaied. wages.
Car give ref. Mrs. T.
blefield, Atlanta, Rt. 8, re 521.

Young man, honest, sober,
Berry School graduate, Course
in auto-Diesel school wants job
driving . truck and mechanical
work on farm or dairy. L
Hayes, Subligna, ~

2 nice, country raised boys,
and mother, 46,
want work on farm with nice
people, for wages. All good
hands to work, easy to get along
with. Send stamp for reply or

come See. Mrs. Annie Blanken-

ship, Patterson, c-o Gen. Del.
Want place at Once on either
dairy or poultry farm. Middle-
aged, white couple, with years
of exp. Geo. H. Mitchell. Atlan-
ta, 341 Central Ave., S. W.
Young man wants light work
on farm, $2.00 week, room and
board, near Atlanta or Deca-
tur. Come get me. Joe Edel-

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moved. Write.

middleaged man of!

Stub-

work. Thos.

 

Monday, July
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Young, single man,
jenced, wants work.on |
farm. J: W. Godwin, Atlant
366 Memorial Drive.

Want light farm wor
field work. Nice, clean. re
Prefer with old couple ors
family for home and sala
Mrs. Annette Argroves, L
ersville.

Woman with 1. child,
work on farm, no field wo
Write or see. Ruby Padge
Shannon, -

16 yr. old boy wants wor
farm. Can plow, milk and -
work. Kirk - Perry, Atla
304%4 Capitol Ave, :

Young white woman
light farm work. Reasonable
ary. Miss FE. E. Saxon, Cai
vVille,. 24 Chestnut St.
~ Want job as Flour or

Miller. 20 yrs. exp., and

e
ref. No boozer. W. A. Cov
Bowersville, Box 124.

Single, white, 34 yrs.
wants work on dairy. or p
try farm or nursery wor
vin Rhodes, Martinez, B

Christian family wan }
on farm near. Atlanta. Fath
and 5 children practical
grown. Exp. in gen. far
taking care of stock, 1
ete. Write or see. W.-A. ys
Atlanta, 177 Forrest Ave.

Want light farm wor
field work, near town, a5

old with daughter 2 yrs.

Clara
Rt 3; :
18 yr. old of wants
farm work, no field work,
nice people, $2.50 week,
No. Ga,: Nancy Faulkner
bert, Rt. 2. ;

Married man wants.
dairy. 7 yrs. exp. = cal
ref. 2 in family. C. B. Wri
Marshaliville, Rt. a, C= o Ja
Bannon, &
~ Want light farm work,
field work for good home }
$9.00 mo. Party to furni
transportation. Monroe Phil
Buena Vista, Rt. 3.

Single, 27, want job on fa
for reasonable wages, b
and laundry. Would co
-working some turpentine.

Padgett, | _Summe:

' time exp. Austin Morgan,
 merville, Rt. 1. 

23 yr. old white. wo
wants place on farm with
erly couple to care for poult
milk cow and other lig
work. Have 4 little girls
honest and smart. Write
offer. Mrs. Emmie Shee
villa, Ri. J. -0 J. H.

hard willing worker, with
yr. old daughter, needs wor
. in good home h
with light farm chores.
as one of family, room, b
and moderate salary. Wri
gee, Mrs. Emma | Gaddis, :
per, Rt. 1. :
Unencumtbered.- settled wi
an wants light farm work. In
swering, state particulars.
the amount of salary you |
Miss Catherine Wood, Atl:
c-o Gen. Del. .
1h: foun esod
house and well, near high
and good school and church
run on shares. Can furnish
but need plow tools, mule.
and seeds for crop. Have t
Mrs. Le
Scoggins, Penfield. 
Woman, 44, refined an
eated, wants light farm
in country, with nice p
No milking. nor laundry.
Reasonable salary, room
board. Mrs. Mary Patten,

| lanta, c-o Gen. Del.

Want job light farm chi

near Atlanta. $8. 00 mo., x0
and board. 18 yrs. old. WwW
Fowler, Jr., Douglasville. R

Want home with good |
ple on farm, helpin a
light work. 60 yrs. old but
to work. Honest and SO er

_ Elderly woman wants.
farm work with Christian far
ily, for home and $2.00 to
week, Near Albany prefer
Ref. exch. Mrs, Lilliam Harp
Pelham, c-o W. H. Waldron.

Nice, country raised, colo
woman wants light farm wo
with Christian people, |

| board and reasonable salary.

once, Stamp for reply.

Lindsey, Wadley.

Exp, man wants job i
5 yrs. exp.. willing wo
bad habits, -married,

it
John Hood: Chamblee,
Camp Gordon Dairy.

Man and wife want .
general farm or dairy. 
truck driver also. Both to.
also mother (mid 2
wants light farm work, no a
ta, 304% Capitol Ave. A
Ja 6922. :

Single, sober man w
on farm or as caretaker of
or estate. Small salary. |
Wheeless, College Park.
Jackson St. i

34 yr. old man wants
farm, driving truck or

pair work, Exp, am

Emory - Weer

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