DEPARTMENT of TOM LINDER AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONER _ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1941. UBSTITUTE COTTON FOR WOOD PUL EDITORIAL By TOM LINDER I am in receipt of a letter from nhl irry D. Wilson, Commissioner of Agriculture Louisiana, enclosing a bill, House Resolution mber 99, in the 77th Congress, by Honorable P. Fulmer, Chairman, Agricultural Committee, fashington, D. C., which proposes to substitute tton for wood pulp used in the manufacture of _ We are now importing from foreign coun- ies millions of tons of wood pulp every year in. dition to the vast amount of timber that is being it 1 in this country for pulp. -1if it is possible to substitute five or six mil- bales of cotton a year for wood pulp, at a rice that the farmer could afford to take, this . uld be a tremendous long wep in remedying sent farm conditions. \ Wei are facing a great emergency in every y and nothing could be done that would Livestock Sales and Georgia Auction Markets Reports received at this office show following average prices paid for No. i ne at the Live Stock Auction Mar- kets named: $6.85-7.00 per one inuary 27-Americus 7.00 per cwt, January 29Macon 7.00-7.25 per ewt. nuary 30Statesboro per cwt. nuary 30Baxley per cwt. Me ouaty 31-Motter 9 7.00 per cwt. Average price paid for No. 1 hogs in South Georgia iS 00. reporting to this office for December was $5.50- - 0 j strengthen the defense proses more than ah ing this country self-sustaining, in so_ far possible. eu A Otton seed oil is now Anaie: used. ae exclusively | for human food in one form another. Cotton seed meal is the best known | eet 2 for dairy cattle and beef eattle. The cotton seed grown on an acre of aver cotton land in the south contains more food an feed value than the same acre produces in cor wheat. It is easy to see that an acre plante: cotton, increases our food supplies and, in addi tion, gives on an average a half bale of lint cottor An increase in the use of cotton would: di more to relieve unemployment in Geos thay anything I know of. I am asking Commissioner Wilson, ve ton head Commissioner of Agriculture of Louisiana, for many years, to take the initiative in getting meeting of the Commissioners of Agricultt from the cotton states to urge that this be done. TOM LINDER, Commissioner of Agriculture. Notice ape We will appreciate it very much if those who make sales or purchases through the use of the Market Bulletin, will keep a record of the amount of sales and purchases during the balance of the year in order that we can g an idea of the volume of sales made through the facilities of the bulletin. TOM LINDER. \ y MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB. Points Mentioned) Eggs, Large, Doz. __ Feb. 3, 1941. Always Subject to Variation. Aflanta 20-22 INDEX Eggs, Medium, Doz. Eggs, Small. Doz. 17-.20 Flowers and Seed For Sale Hens, col., 4% Ibs. up, Hens, Leghorn, Lb: : "14-15 : & Alo. SSeS 0212 Planis hor Sale. Roosters, Ei -08-.10 Seed Por Sales. ee SIees) ib. .12-.14 Cottonseed For Sale Beans and Peas For Sale... 4-525 PIOUS (oy Corn and Seed Corn For Sale... 5 Pecan and Other Fruit Trees for Sale_ Peanuts and Pecans For Sale Country Butter, best table, Le Potatoes and Vegetables For Sale____ Field Peas, mixed, Bu. Fresh and Cured Meats For Sale ield Peas, not mixed, Bu. Honey Bees, Bee Supplies For Sale far Corn (80 Ibs. to bu.), Bu... mneled. Cor, Bu... 14-.77 Eggs For Sale _ : Oats, Bu. . 50-.52 2 ay aie pa Beate ee Baie 95 Grain and Hay For Sale Sweet gee oe bese 1.75-2.00 Poultry For Sale Cabbage, Green, per 100 Lbs. - 2,00-2.25 Poultry Wanted See White, per 100 Lbs Peavine Hay, No. 1, Ton_. 00 Fe Sale_ -16.00-18.00 Rabbits and Cavies or Peanut Hay, No. 1, Ton _ 1 12'50-13.00 Sheep and Goats For Sa tag Spanish Peanuts, No. 1, T: Se 2 eee Cottonseed (Prime) . __ Cattle For Sale : ae Livestock Wanted _ 31.0 Horses and Mules For. Sale Cottonseed Meal, 8 per cent, Pon = Sees Cottonseed Meal, 7 per cent, EOS ee Positions Wanted. ogs, Corn Fed, No. 1, per Cwt. Farm Help Ws nted_ GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN Published Weekly by DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TOM LINDER, Commissioner Executive Office, State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. Pubishing Office Georgia Market Bulletin 114-122 Pace St., Cevington, Ga. Business Office Georgia Market Bulletin State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. | Netify on FORM 3578Burean of Markets. 222 State Capitol. Atlanta, Ga. at Covington, Georgta under Ac: of June 6, 1900. Accepted for provided for in Section 1103, Act of October 8, 1917. assume any Bulletin. i nga ers. ip Falls. ae urp aple, termelon red Ibs or ed, yellow, ons, Morganton. Ali Flower and Seed Notices received later than January 28th ere held over for a later issue, -account of lack of space. __ Cannas-Eureka white, Hun- | garian pink, City Portland, Ma- | te 12 in. high 50c dozen: large ame Conard $3.00 C; President. red, King Humbert yellow, Ar- enia variegated $2.00 C:; mix- ed chrysanthemums $1.00 C; blue salvia plants $1.50 C. Mrs. R. Camp Cordele. _Amaryllis bulbs, Meads Giant brids. Selective colors, 2 1-2. 3 in. flowering size bulb, 3. for $1.00, 3-4 in. 2 for $1.00. | Quotations on quantities. Seed- lings. 25 for $1.00. Culture in- ctions gratis. A. J. Jones, 15 en A. NE, Atlanta, Some fine boxwoods for sale. W. A. Ivey, Rt. 2, Bx 76, Rhododendron, mimosa len-) theea Mtn. laurel, spruce, sil- ry maple, hemlock, ilex opaca, Jax, calico bush, Min. maple, others. Wet moss Gordon Hunnicut Tal- arbutus, ivet hedge, gallberry, hi- cus, white narcissi, yellow uils, Star Bethlehem, exchg. or Nandinas, weigelias, azaleas, ed Pyracantha, Camellia Jap- S$ sarge roses or giant dah- Mrs. A. E. Biggers, Rebec- ed erape myrties, purple H- | , red seven sister roses. Jap- e umbrella, Christmas cac- 8 for 25c; evergreen cuttings Oc dozen; English honeysuc- | kle, red running everblooming rose 5c cutting daffodils 25 doz- en. Add postage. Mrs. J. N. son, Rt. 8. Lula. n; phlox, petunia, 20 doz; $1.40 C oakleaf, baby breath, Big Four fern 20c each 3 for 5 rs. Dewey W. Faircloth, i GA Red, white dogwoods, red- ds, 3 colors azaleas rhodo- Jrons, leopards heart, galax, k ereepers, blooming locust, : Mtn. laurel, yerry. Add postage. 75c dozen. a Ridley, Rt. 4, Dahlonega. Native white dogwood 3 ft..| t crape myrtle, e spirea, golden bell, Jan. mine 10c each, dry daffodil sprouted Emperor, eam wax, Olympia deep blue s 25c dozen. Postage paid on 00 orders. Mrs. C. B. Robin- Bowdon. Rt. 2. eC pink azaleas, apples white pines, spruce es, red and silver-maple, tu- ip poplars, Mtn. laurels, red nd white dogwood, hollies, red-_ ds, running fern, rhododen- Easter bells 3 ft. -hig dozen PP. Mrs. Spirea butterfly bush purple and bridal wreath 10c for 25c; red, yellow and ple dahlias 50c dozen. Mrs. A. Wilson, Rt. 2, Martin. Anthony W. red spirea crepe | tle, 10c each; purple lilac each; sweet purple violets dozen; lemon lilies 25 doz-_ Siberian iris 80c C; goose stage regulations inserted one time on each request and re- cated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice. Limited space will not mere than 30 words inel permit insertion of notices containing uding name and address. : Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not responsibility fer any notice appearing in the (LOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND S FOR SALE ; | ee FOR SALE Larkspur, all colors, 20 cup- ful plus postage. No exchanges. Mrs. Alma Presnell, Rt, 1. Gainesville, Boxwood cuttings, net rooted purple iris $1.00 C; a few old fashioned snowball cuttings, small, well rooted 25c each. Add Sc extra for postage on all or- ders. Mrs. J. -A. Henson, Rt. 1 Fairmount, : Mixed chrysanthemums. pi j ums, pink bultercups, purple foxglove, or- cissi_ $1.00 C; white & purple lilacs, red & pink spireas bel size $1.00 dozen. Shrubbe | gov't. insp. Mrs. Tom Webb RL 3, Ellijay. . Yellow .and red Japonica: pink weigelias, pink almond lilac-white, Easter rose 20c each; azaleas all colors 40 doz- en; spruce and white pines, pink crabapple 75c dozen. Mrs. C. W. Plumley Rt. 2, Ellijay. All colors azaleas 40c dozen: red and yellow Japonicas, pink weigelias, pink almond, lilac 20c each; purple and yellow iris, Jonquils 25c dozen; spruce and white pines 75c dozen. : Teague, Rt. 3, Ellijay. Spruce and white pines, pink crabapples, sweet shrubs, lau- rel 75c dozen; yellow and red Japonicas, lilac snowball, white Easter rose 20c each; purple and yellow iris, jonquils $1.00 C ae L. M. Teague, Rt. 2, Elli- . i Z Tulip poplar, white pine, red maples, azaleas 3 colors, red, pink and yellow dogwoods, hol- ly bush Mtn. laurels, rhododen- drons, redbuds, Cherokee roses, coralberry, crabapple $1.25 doz- n postpaid. Ernest Holland Morganton. White pine, Cherokee roses, Mtn. laurel, rhododendrons, 3 colors azaleas, crabapple holly bush, redbuds, coralberry, red, pink and yellow dogwood 3 ft. high $1.00 dozen postpaid. Well rooted. Mrs. E. J. Milholland Morganton. Pink, red and yellow dog- wood, azaleas, 3 colors, coral- berry redbud. crabapple. Cher- okee reses, white Dine, holly, Mtn. laurel, rhododendrons, {Sweet shrubs, strawberry bush. | well rooted, $1.00 dozen post- paid. Hazel Wilson, Morganton. January jasmine 10 and 20c Min. fach; chrysanthemums, white, |yellow and lavendar 5c each, 40c dozen; blue and white fla lilies 25e dozen; jonquil bulbs sprouted .50c C. Postpaid. Stamps accepted, Dorothy Hors- ley, Rt. 2, Waco. - Unrooted cuttings of abelias, HE. weigelias, forsythia, spirea VH 10c dozen, 50c C; pink spirea well rooted 25c each; 5 colors iris 25 dozen; pink peonies 25c each; will exchg. for sacks 100 bage plants. Mrs. J. W. Roberts Tallapoosa, R2. _ Old fashioned flags, purple iris, lemon lilies, white, yellow nareissi, jonquils, daisy and C; white and pink peonies, spi- im trees 3 for 25c, 7 for 50c. : rea. flowering almonds, goldn _orders postp2id. Mrs, R. P.; bell red quince 25e each. A. E. einheimer, Brooks. . S Hughey, Rt. 1, Fairmount, _ Sea | Blackwell. Rt. 4, Dahlonega. Entered as second class matter. August 1, 1937, at the Post Office mailing at special rate of postage | | orange, erabapple, redbud $1.00 ange lilies, blue iris, white nar-. orange, pink weigelias, blooming | |Prince of Persia, Kemps white Dora } each; monthly roses 2 colors 10c_ lb size, pecans, onion & cab- brown chrysanthemums $1.00] MARKET BULLETIN. FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE ednesday, February 5, 1 FLOWERS AND SI FOR SALE sn Rhododendrons, red, yellow, orange and purple azaleas, white and spruce pine, Cherokee roses blooming locust, sweet shrubs (75e dezen plus postage. Mrs. Ben Lee, RFD 4. Dahlonega. Chrysanthemums, pink ond yellow, well. reoted, 10e dozen; red begonia cuttings 5c each: | Exchg. for yellow er white -sul- tanas. Sanford Kemp, Rt. 1. Lyons. Rhoedodendrons, ferns laurels, ivies, dogwoods, white and spruce pines, red. yellow orange and purple azaleas 75c dozen; Add postage. Exchg. Mrs. G. W Spruce and white pines ana, various other shrubberies. Yonge Walker, Rt. 3, Toccoa. Azaleas, Mtn. laurels rhodo- dendrons, lilac, peach roses, white dog- wood $1.00 dozen; evergreen ga- lax, arbutus $1.00 C; jonguil bulbs 50c C. Mrs. A, T. Nichols, Minerai Bluff. 3 Mtn. iaurels, hollies, rhodo- i dendrons spruce pines, red and white dogwood, lilacs, pussy willows, azaleas. red, yellow and dozen; evergreen galax, arbutus | Lemon lilies, blue iris, orange day lilies 50c dozen; pink and red verbena, butter and egg plants: foxglove 40c dozen; red. | yellow and white Fall pinks 25c doz. bunches; snow an the mountain. 25c dozen. Garner Hester Rt. 1, Dahlonega. Red maple, tulip poplar, , Cherokee rese, pink. red and yellow dogwood, rhoededen- !drons, Mtn. laurel redbud, cor- alberry, white pine, holly bush, willow bush 3-6 ft. high $1.00 Morganton, weodd, black and white pines, sweet shrubs, crabaple, all well rooted, 3 ft. high, $1.25 dozen postpaid. Moss packed roots. E. erabapples, hollies,|D. Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff. Red and white dogwood, Mtn. laurels, black and white pines, pink red and yellow azaleas, rhodedendrons, swget shrubs, red maple 3 ft. high $1.25 doz- eral Bluit Pink, red and yellow aza-. leas, Mtn. laurels, rhodeden- i drons, sweet shrubs, black and | white pines, red and white dog- $1.00 C; wisteria vine 25c each. John. Dorsey Cole, Mineral : Bluff. : s Rose of Sharon, well rooted, | 2 feet, $1.00 each; old oak ge-. raniums 2-3 ft. high 50c each. Mrs. Geo, E. Stills, Rt. 2, Gar- field. : Mimosa trees, 2 ft., 3 ft., 4 ft. 60c ea. delivered; 5 for $2.00. H. L. Williams, Baxley. Rhodedendrons, laurels aza- leas, holly, Cherokee roses, sweet shrubs; dogwood, ever- green fern 1 1-2 ft. high 60c) dozen, 3 ft. high 90c dozen. Well rooted, Postpaid. W. G. Reyn- olds, Morganton. Large mums, all colors early and late varieties, select rooted cuttings, wrapped in wet moss, postpaid $1.00 dozen plants. Mrs. J. R. Dickens, Ocilla. ~ Hibiscus all colors, 10c each. $1.00 dozen. Ready to transplant. Mrs. E. R. Bush, Colquit. > Abelia, purple wisteria, pur- ple lilac A. W. Spirea, V. J.. Spirea, white oleander, eight different colors monthly roses. yellow kerria, Eng. dogwood. Indian hedge, Jan. jasmine. pink weigelias, pink crape myrtle. 15e each $1.00 dozen. Mrs. Chas. A. Rice, Maxeys. Dahlia. bulbs, largest varieties, wood, red maple well rooted, 3 ft. high $1.25 dozen posipaid; | evergreen galax 35 dozen. Exchg. for sacks. J. NH. Roper, Mineral Bluff. : Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels, azaleas, coralberry shrubs, blooming coffee tree, 3 en postpaid. Miss Edna Wilson, Morganton. Mtn. dogwood. holly 1-2 ft. mixed color perennial phlox, Fall pinks 30c dozen. Add post- age. Exchg. for white feed sacks. Miss Mary Ballew, Epworth. Orange day lilies, blue. iris 50e dozen; red verbena, Fall pinks red, yellow and white 10c 40c dozen. Mrs. Rt. 1, Dahlonega. Purple lilac bushes, well root- ed, 15 each 2 for 25c. Mrs. H. A. Wilson, Rt. 2, Martin. Blooming size bulbs daffodils, pnarcissi 75c C; big blue Dutch lily 25c dozen. No checks. Mrs. Effie L. McElroy, Rt. 2 Bre- mer, | Goldenrod, ever gardenias rooted 15 each; Eng- ish dogwood, cuttings 5c each; Ruby Hester, wonder, Jersey Beacon, Rain- bows End, Cigarette, Fort Mon- mouth, .Roman_ eagle $1.50 dozen plus postage. Mrs. J. W. Hopper, Clayton. white, single lavendar bergi jasmine free bloomer. Barry Rt. A, Cordele, Lemon lilies, flags, dozen; Miss Rosa Allan, Rt. 2, Double low cannas, postage; rooted boxwood 2 yrs. old 25e each; 30 yr. old box- Rte 1) Alto: 25c; purple wisteria, weeping iris 15c dozen; pink thrift 3 forsythia, yellow March rose 10c each 3 for 25e; 8 colors German doz. 25c* Add postage Mrs. S$ O. Breedlove, Monroe. > Dogwood 25c each, holly $1.0 each, magnolias and cedars 50 each. All orders half cash bal- ance COD. You pay postage. W H. MeMillan, Rt. 1, Ochlocknee. Camellia Japonica cuttings well rooted 3 for $1.00; 15 varie- ties in 5 in.. 7 in. 75 each; 8 in and 10 in. $1.00 each. Mrs. John 1S. Clark, Jacksonville. Monthly rose bush, well root- ed 10 each; January jasmine 5 Waco. Evergreen trees 20c each 6 for $1.00; Sweet Murry ever- green bushes well rooted 25c Rt. 2, Bx 55, Devereux. Bird Paradise seed 3 table- | spoonful 30c; burnt orange and yellow marigold 10 cupful. Add | nostage: Miss Pauline Crump, Rt. 2, Hartwell. | i : i forsythia, abelia 25 each,.5 for ! $1.00: Giant pansies, scabiosa.: wood, crabapple, 3 colors aza- weigelia, Queen Anns lace 25c | leas. blooming locust, Mtn. lau- dozer. Phlox 50c C. Mrs. L. A.! rel, white narcissus, 25 dozen plus Watermelon red crape myrtle on red Japonicas 15 each 2 for | blue flag lilies 40c dozen; snow- and 10 each; waves of gold 5c; | lilac snowball 10c each; Add | 20c each: 6 for $1.00 FOB. Mrs postage. .Pauline Horsley, Rt. 2.'B. G. Denham, Rt. 2, Lincolnton Vace Red and pink begonia cuttings Privet hedge, purple iris, $1.00 3 for 25c; early blooming jon- C; purple tame violets 50c. Well quils and April blooming nar- rooted Delivered. Marjorie E]- ! English boxwood cuttings $1.00 others |C. Add posage. Mrs. W. A. Cos- per. Star R. Bowdon. Scotch broom, small 35 each, Alth le purple, double large size 65c each, 2 for $1.20. pee ce We : Postpaid. Mrs. A. S. Hutchinson, VH. Billardi, A. Waterer, thun-|2 for 60c, 4 for $1.00; several 3723 Forest Ave., Hapeville. Redbud white, cream dog+ hemlock, rhododendrons, snowball, white pine, silver ma- old fash-| ple, tulip poplar holly, straw- ioned r. bushes dahlias, 50c berry bush 3 ft. high $1.00 doz- oe l : | en, exchg. for sacks. J. H. Aber- Alto, Oak Hill Farm. crombie, Mineral Bluff. dahlias-4 _ different | Mtn. laurels, mixed azaleas, sweet shrubs. red barberry, all well. rooted, blooming _ size woods $15.00. Mrs. W. S. Lynch, shrubs $1.00 dozen. Mrs. Grace Webb, Rt. 3, Ellijay. White jonquils 40c C; white, | ball 10c each; monthly roses red and pink, January jasmine. | lilac, waves of gold, red lily. or- ange eanna, chrysanthemums '10c each. Add postage under 40c. orders. D. W. Horsley. Waco. , Hastings pom-pon or Lilliput ginnias 20e eup:; Exehg. for named varieties of dahlias. Mrs. Charlie Logan, Rt. 1. Loganville. Grandmothers old fashioned | bleeding heart. pink (blooms in | May) 2 to 3 eyes to plant 25c delivered; Peonie roses white or pink 25c each; Star of Bethle-. hem 5c dozen or 40c C; old time 'lily bush 25c each. Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy. Double hyacinth bulbs, pink. cissus 40c C_ delivered. No ler, Ella Gap. . stamps. Ida Wright, Rt. 1. Alto. - Jonquils 12c dozen; pink crepe | myrtle 10e each; zinnia seeds : 10 cupful; marigolds large size | each. Postpaid, Marion Avant, |12c cupful. Add Ooatiae. ea for other flowers. Miss Beulah Garner, Rt. 1, Menlo. Evergreen ferns, holly Mtn. laurels, arbor-vitae $1.00 dozen: blue iris, 10c dozen. Add pest- age. Wilma Dills, Rugby. SY dozen postpaid. Mr. Roy Wilson, | Mtn laurels, rhododendrons, pink, red and yellow azaleas. red maple red and white dog- en postpaid. P. D. Waters, Min- redbuds, pink. red and yellow | degwoods. white pine holly bush, pink Cherokee roses, crabapple, sweet | ft, high well rooted $1.00 doz-_ 75 dozen; Mtn. fern 20c bunch: each or 3 bunches 25c; Sweet. Williams, golden glow, foxglove | | Story 111 Piedmont Ave., blooming | White, purple li:acs, pink wei- shade of red, large red and yel- : gelias, golden bells, red Japoni- pink gladiolus, cas. altheas, pink, red spireas, Siberian iris, Empero: purple, giant thrift. lar looms, double sweet Wi Shasta daisies 50c dozen. Carl C. Holley, 23 Men Drive SW, Atlanta, Ma 197 Double red and salmon raniums for sale or exch for, double pink and white raniums and Whitmanii | Mrs. John Hearn, Burwe 8 boxwoods 5 ft. high, across $5.00 each. Mrs Boyd. Winston. Creamy wax monthly, P, Searlet climbing roses, Nar as, Weeping Willows, Deep crepe myrtles 15c each; red, lavendar, pink daisy chrysanthemums Giant dike white & Eng. daisie dy tuft 50c dozen. Mrs. Miller, Rt. /2, Bx 527, A Rhdodendrons, laurels, ho dogwood, azaleas, sweet she and many others for sale reoted and specially se Daisy Reynolds. Morganton. Pink, white azaleas, red be holly, Indian arrow, sw shrubs, rhododendrons, pi: ' white lily bushes 15c each. p cabbage head roses 20c ea Add postage. Pearl Garret :3 Ellijay. 2 water oaks 3-5 ft.; 20 and | PP. Johnny Creel. Doraville. Azaleas, 4 colors, laurels, godendrons, holly, eoralberr white dogwood, pink crak sweet shrubs 2 ft. 75c, 3 f dozen or $6.00 C. Well root Postpaid. Thelma Reyno Morganton. Blue King iris, double yell lilies 25c dozen; yellow, w! azaleas, white, red speckle, m ed rhododendrons, white wood, yellow forsythia spi wood 20c each. Add poste Mrs. D. P. Garrett, Ellijay. Abelia, gardenias 2 yr. old - each, $5.00 for 25; white purple altheas, yellow forsyt yuecas 25c each, snowball: almonds 15 each or 25 $3.00; white iris 10c each. rooted, 50c. orders postp | Josephine Raley, Mitchell. Twenty Cornell Mo Glory, Uarge red with ban flare) seed, 10c. Richard Jud: con. ae Prize winning chrysanthe mums-75 varieties; large, po: pon, daisy, button and cush types 30c dozen, 4 dozen $1.6 labeled; 6 dozen mixed $1. unlabeled. Postpaid. Mrs. H Woods, Donalsonville. Everblooming roses, mas grandflora, magnolia bay, terfly bush, tea olive, s drops red holly, greybeard eantus, dogwood, silver m jasmine, pink and red spire: each plus postage. Exchg Mrs. Mamie Toomsboro. Cattail cactus, running - purple wisteria, pink runn. rose, well rooted, 15 each; $ dezen; yellow jonquil E lily, Juniper cuttings $1.00 All delivered. Olura Patter: | Waco. s Blue Fall asters, chrysant mums, iris, physostegia, thr rose, red and purple verbe ragged robins, hardy sweet p clump clematis, Christmas eh ry, coreoposis, hardy mos swinging baskets or rock | dens. Mrs. W. S. Bennett, 1 Boulevard Dr. NE Atlanta Pansy plants, Steeles Jum! and Oregon. Super Giants tf produce blooms up to 4 in. w 6 to 8 in. stems. strong stor plants some in bud and blo 3. doz.: $1,10,. $2.50 = C: a Giants 5 doz. $1.00, $1.50 C paid. Fine for borders & be C. A. Dobbs Gainesville. Camellia Japonicas $1,0 $100.00 each at mv yard sorted colors, 1 ft. to 15 ft. h now in bloom; assorted col phlox, 500 plants for $1.00. B. C. Plyler, Daisy. ; One slow growing boxwo over 5 ft. tall. Known to offer. Mrs. L. miles beyond Pierces Chamblee. Mail address Rt. Doraville. : ao Several thousand Pica) glads, Gargest pink g grown). very cheap. & price on lots of 1000 or Want lily bulbs. Write. M Smith,, Rt. 3, Toccoa. Heartsease plants, red benas 25e dozen, 6 coral vi 50e. PP on 50c orders. M. or eash. Mrs. Ida Taylor, lington. : Le Gladicilus-Olive nice bulbs 25c dozen, $1.7 | Postpaid. No stamps. Miss Sharp, Rt. 3, Box 300, Mar. ts Giant pansies, Queen Ava ce, Nigella 25c dozen; wisteria, ; yering almond 25 each, 5 $1.00; redbud 10-18 in. $1.00 Z cherry laurel same price. ichaelmus daisies, phlox, | golden glow 35 doz. 4) 50. Mrs. H. A. Everson, RE AL 30 rooted Japonica. cuttings, | id variegated 25c each or 5 | 00; 6-12 in. Japonica 75e, 1. "O5: rooted pitosporum .'5 for $i. 00. Sell lot of Jap- | rooted tuts. for $6.00 FOB er: oe Christopher, Mon- Old fashioned jonquils, daffo- | and white narcissi 75 C PP on orders of $1.00 or ore, Mrs. J. M. English, Rt. 3, wdorn. } jonquils March and April | ung size 25 C. Dellie Barkwell, Rt. 2, Bx 58, Bremen. Gladiola bulbs, blooming size, | sell or exch. for hyacinths, pink mas. Mrs. He. . Lilburn. Large type chrysanthemums, | colors, named 50 dozen; > Jasmine 25; daffodils, i uils, narcissus 20 dozen: k crape myrtle, evergreen vine 3 for 25c, purple wis- eria de. Mrs. W. W. Taylor Rt. ls, Jar ack ed. Send pipes or rd for description and bergain | ices. Mrs. C. H. Ward, Ri. 1, Red spider lilies 35 dozen: rence Koster narcissi, dou- ble yellow daffodils, King Alfred sdils $1.00 C. Mrs. Cliff C. re Rt. 1, Middleton. 30 nice green boxwoods-6-14 , 3-23 im., 1-13 in., 9-12 in, 7 im., 2-19 in., 8-10 in. Write prices. 1000 or more nate - well shaped boxwoods in condition about 4 1-2 ft. r. F. Mosteller, Milledge- specimen plants: | ia, ndina, spireas, ligsu- ms 25c, 50c, 75c each; asstd | ; 2 yrs. pruned ready to ant 10 for $1.50; red crape} rctle, forsythias 10 to 25c each. James Cureton, Austell. > nandinas, abelias, dedoras. icidum and other shrubbery. or part reasonable. Write phone. Mrs. H. N. Carver, 328: eam Ave., East Point, Cal Red root, yellow roet 25 lb; blueberry bush, plum bush, abapple 50ce dozen; birch s $1.00 dozen; hazelnut es 50c dozen. Miss: RK. MM. Wilson, Mineral Bluff, c-o R. G. Be E J. "100 bunch, Dewtzia. aoe . weigelia 10c cutting 60e | monthly roses, pa age, No stamps, or checks: rs. J. lx Tomlin Rt. 1, Mt. Jonquils, yellow and pale yel- iris lilies white, and lilac, ral lilac bushes, 3 large ish dogwoods and_ other its, cheap. Pink thrift 40c iS. Anderson. Wood, Alpha- | A Giadodendrox. HL colors. azaleas, white and ce pine cedar, ivy, holly, | iL crabapple, snowball, all rel. rooted 2-4 ft. 4 for 25c; Add pos age under 50c. Carlton Jus- us, Rt. 1. Murrayville. Blue spider lilies $1.00 doz- en: yellow double regal lilies 50 dozen; white April narcis- s, yellow jonquils, double bw Mtn. laurel, and eggs long trumpet dat odils $1.00 C. Miss Nora Mc- lev, Rt. 2. Hartwell. uce pine white pine, erab- yples, red, yellow, pink azaleas, eS and silver maple, _ rn, holly Succ all ft. high $1.25 dozen del. Mrs. egine Baygh, Morganton. es Mtn. laurel, Hise. all r fb. Figh 4 for 25e. Billie Dawis Justus Rt. 1, White wile yellow cup nar- issus, yellow cluster fragrant ils, long trumpet yellow ils $1.00 C; exchg. for 100 ition at 8 each. Mrs. Mary white feed sacks in good . Gladden, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa. Syd of Sharon bushes 1 yr 25c each postpaid. Mrs. es Branan, 504 Duncan Ave. Cruce, Rt. _ FLOWERS AND SEED | FOR SALE lavendar iris 80c C; pink spirea. pink, white weigelias, yellow kerria, forsythia, purple lilac, | spider bell bridal wreath 4 for 5; daffodils, dbl, & sgl butter & eggs, dbl. daffodils, yellow | Narcissus 50 C. Mrs. Diana El- ler, Ellijay, R3. wood, azaleas, blooming locust, Mtn. laurels rhododendrons. Cherokee roses, white and spruce pines, red maple, Rose of | Denver 75 dozen plus postage. Mrs. J. F. Satterfield, Rt. 4 Dahlonega. Rhodedendrons, Mtn. laurels, azaleas, pink, red and yellow | dogwoods sweet shrubs, red maple, tulip poplars, white dog- woods, holly, crabapple, pussy willows 3 ft. high, well rooted, moss packed $1.25 doz. PP. xchg, for sacks. BE. G. Pickel- simer, Rt. 1, Morganton. Flag lilies, white and purple sweet Williams 35 doz. Exchg. for white fed sacks free of "e Rt. 1, Bx 54, Dahlonega. Giant blue iris, lemon lilies | $1.00 C; dbl. white, cream, pink peonies 25 each, 5 for $4. 00; snowdrops 75c C: blue rambler | rose cuttings unrooted 15c doz- | en; mixed hollyhocks 25e doz- | en. Mrs. D. M. Hughey, Rt. 1, Farmount. . Giant blue iris, lemon lilies | $1.00 C; dbl. white, cream, pink | peonies 25c each 5 for $1. 00; snowdrops 75 C; blue rambler | rose cuttings: unroced I5c dozen; mixed _hollyhocks Mrs. D. M. Hughey, Rt. 1, Fair- | mount. : Mixed colors iris, Tiger lilies golden bells dbl. bridal wreath, bulb for plant or bulb. J. x, few peony bulbs; exchg. for! all kinds of flower seed. Give / Allred, RFD 2, Tallapoosa. Daffodils, Star. leopard lilies 50c C;, orange day | lilies, purple foxglove 10e doz. pink, purple altheas snowball, weeping Mary, bridal wreath, white running ros 3 for 25e. Sell or xehg. Merine Hen- derson, Rt. 3, Ellijay. Red. yellow, pink azaleas, white. pink ecrabapple, red ma- ple, tulip poplars, red and white dogwood, Mtn. laurels, redbuds, hollies. rhododendrons. ali 3 ft. high $1.25 dozen del. Mr. V. L. Cole, Morganton. Dwarf English boxwood cut- | tings 3-4 in. 26 -plants $2.00 | Postpaid to 3rd zone: pink flow- ering mountain moss $2.50 M, 500 for $1.00 PP to 2nd zone. Money order only. Bertha Griz- zel, Curnming, Red, white dogwood, red and silver leaf maples, hollis, pus- sy willows, azaleas, laurels, | ivies redbuds 3 for 25e; trailing arbutus, evergreen galax, Tiger lilies i5 dozen; coralberry, J, Holland, Mineral Bluff. Red dogwood, red maple, hel- ly, pussy willow, silver maple, white pines lourels, Ivy, aza- leas, Cherokee roses 50 dozen; jonquils, daffodils, Tiger lilies, | evergreen, galax, trailing arbu- tus $1.00 C. Ruth Wilson, e-o D. O. Holland, Mineral Bluff. Shasta daisies, Eng. daisies, bluebells, petunias, mixed mums lav. phlox, yellow and rd 4 -eclocks, stocks, baby. breath. snapdragon all mixed colors 20c } dozen; pink, white spirea, yel- low jasmine, saga palms 20c / each. exchg. for other: flowers. Mrs. A. B. Carlton, Thomasville. Red and white dogwood, black and white pines, rhododendrons | azaleas, redbud,. hotly, Mtn. laurel, maples $1. 25 dozen post- paid; evergreen galax 35 doz- en. Mrs. F. F. Roper, Minerai | Bluff. Pink thrift 2 dezen 25c; blue Roman hyacinths 25 dozen; orange day lilies, yellow, orange, red cannas 4 for 25; Spanish needles 15 each: snowdrop, spi- rea and other flowers. Mrs. H. F, Jarrell Butler. Yellow narcissus 30 C; white narcissus, snowdrops, red can- nas 50 ; verbenas, all colors 15 bunches reoted 30. Add postage. Mrs. Marion Holland, Rt. 2. Meigs. Worlds Wonder Picardy pink gladiolus, also Lady Dunbar white, Marg. Marig blue, yellow dream, sep- arate. or mixed large blooming siz 25 dozen, 5 dozen $1.06, $1.50 C, $17.00" M. Add postage under $1.00. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Young Harris. Pink and white thrift 50 C; nicely rooted sprigs of pink ver- -|bena 50c dozen: white daisy | type chrysanthemum. 20 dozen: orange day lilies 25 C, Mrs: | Herbert L. Perry, Statham. 20 different iris mixed 40: ! Redbuds, red and white dog- | holes at 8 each. Alma Turner, | 25e dozen. : Bethlehem, Dorothy Perkins rose bushes 2 | for 25 postpaid 2nd zone. Mrs. golden bells, yellow winter jasmine, | hemlock, lilae 3 for 25c. Miss B_ | Fulten red, Ave / _ FLOWERS = Lae SEED FOR SALE FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE FLOWERS A 3 OR SAI Yellow winter pinks, brown | pinks, yellow pes lilies, pink hardy phlox, dark purple iris 15e dozen; large dou. red rose | bush 20 each; pink hibiscus 50 each; Exehg. tor anything can use. Jewell Hefner, Rt. 2, Talk- | ing. Rock. : Yellow jonquils white nar- ecissus, blue iris 40c C, $3.50 M. Add postage. Mrs. Dessie J. Pruitt, R. 1, Bx 67, Dahlonega. Daffodils, joaquils, Star Bth- | \lehem, orange day lilies, purple | foxglove 2 dozen 25; pink phlox | 20 dozen; pink hibiscus. gold- en bells snowball, forsythia, bridal wreath, butterfly bush 2 | for 25e. Add postage. Will exchg. Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Rt. 3, Bx 49, Ellijay. Daffodils, narcissus 25c dozen; -3 yr. old crepe myrtles in a} large bunch $1,00 each; dahlias } .25 each, red dogwoods 25 ach. -Exchg. for anything ean use. /| Miss Bonnie Hefner, Rt. 2, | Talking Rock. Red, white dogwood, tea olive evergreen, yellow Jasmine, pink, | white honeysuckle, magnolia. black haw, greybeard, holly ce- dar, sweet bay 1 ft. 10e 3 ft. 25, 4 ft. 35e. Exehg. for white sacks. Mrs. D. F. Colson, Rt. 3; Toomsboro. 50 purple lilaes well rooted | '10 each, purple iris, 50 C; pur- ple sweet violets, jonquils, daf- fodils 25 C. Add postage. Cash only. Mrs. Jack Cagle, Rt. 3, Canton. : Red, white dogwood, magno- | lia, tea olive, vergreen, cedar, yellow jasmine, pink, white honeysuckles, sweet boy, grey- | beard, sweet myrtle. holly, i black haw I ft, 10, 3 ft. 20c;} 4 ft. 35c. Exchg. for wh8te feed. 'sacks. Mrs. James Connell, Rt. 3, Toomsboro. Well rooted sweet shrubs and 'D. G. Caldwell, Rt. 1 Kingsland. Sre 2 yr. pink monthly rose | bushes 25 each. Wm. Middle- ! ton, Rt. 2, Buford. Crepe myrtle sprouts 10e each, .$1.00 dozen; a postpaid. Inez. Bradley, Rt. 2, Bowdon. 2 large English beceweod for sale or exchg. Mrs. W. A . Cos- | per, Star R, Bowdon. Cherokee roses, red white! dogwood, rhododendrons, laurel, ,coralberry, azaleas, holly, pus- sy willow. redbud, red maple, erabapple $1.00 dozen; exchg. | for white sacks. Abercrombie Mineral Bluff. Mtn. laurels, tulip poplar, .sweet shrubs, all colors dog- wood, azaleas, Cherokee ros, barberry, holly, butterfly, al- | theas, almonds spirea, rhodo- dendrons, 12 colors choice rose 3-4 ft. $1.00 dozen PP. Glen Wilson. Blue Ridge. Five pretty shaped boxwoods | '5 1-2 and 6 1-2 ft. high. Cheap | for cash at my home. Mrs. M. M. Kelley Rt. 3, Lithonia. Red, white dogwood, azaleas, rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels, pussy willows, sweet shrubs red maple 3 ft. $1. 00 dozen; ever- green galax, trailing arbutus 35 dozen; exchg. for white feed sacks. Mrs. Belle Barnes, Miner- al Bluff. Mtn. laurel, redbud, rhedo- -dendrons, tulip poplars, pink, red and yellow dogwood, white pine, holly, Cherokee rose, cor- alberry, azaleas 3 colors, Jap- onieas 4 ft. high $1.00 dozen. PP. Well rooted. Mrs. Boon Wil- | gon, Morganton. Pink running roses, yellow ; Easter rose yellow Jasmine, bleoming pear, bridal wreath. purple lilac. snowbell 15 each; purple Easter iris, white narcis- sus 25 dozet, $1.00 C; blue hya- | einths 30c dozen; pink hibiscus 20ce each. Mattie Duran, B. f; Cumming. Spruce and white pines 2 doz- en 65c; daffodils 15e dozen; Mtn. ferns 10 dozen. Add post- age. Lillie Mae Bradley, Rt. 3, Ellijay. Blue iris 20 dozen; Rose of Sharon, plue lilae summer star jasmine 10 each, 3 for 25; tree | eactus 4 ft. high 2 ft. across, (stands zerg weather, grows in | open 1.00: plus posta. e. Mrs. re fa Rt. i NMayavitte. Have a lot of seeds for sale, such as old maids, touch-me- nots, ete. Miss Grace Swafford, Rt. 1 Clayton. White VH spirea, red and large plumed pink spirea, baby breath white, smowballs, rose, hibiscus, rose weigelia, box wood azaleas, yellow forsythias, 10c each, $1.00 dozen 2 dozen $1.75 prepaid. Add postage under 50c. Betty Jo Kimsey, Young Har- ris. nanan i dogwood 8c each. | Mrs. Glover | len. B. rel, red, white dogwood, redbud,, red maple, pussy willow, erab- | apple, Cheroke roses, holly white pine, coralberry $1, 00 doz- | R. Abercrombie, Mineral | Bluff. Hepatica, wild oxalis, wild maiden hair and Boston type ferns, large purple asters, ane- mones, wild iris and others 3c | each PP in orders of $1.00 or more; golden glow, ageratum, Shasta daisies, privet hedge 1c each PP. Pear] Hudgins, Elow- ery Branch. Cherokee roses, azaleas, pussy | willows, crabapple, coralberry, | Min. laurel, rhododendron, red, white dogwood, sweet shrub. white pink, $1.00 dozen, L. P. D. Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff. | Mtn. laurels, hollies, /poplar, sweet bay, red, white and Eng. dogwood, pussy wil- lows, lilacs, azaleas, red, yel- / low and orange, ,ergreen galax, ferns, arbutus $1.00 C. Doyle Cole, Mineral Bluff.) Unrooted cuttings weigelia | Toses, weigelia Eva Rathke, abe- | lie, spirea VH, forsythia, red | radianice ros, mock orange 10c dozen, 50c C; well rooted pink } dwarf spirea 25c each. Mrs. Vokes Roberts, Tallapoosa, Rt. Salmon, rose ladibla bulbs 30- doz. red American Beauty rambler rose cuttings, 25 doz: privet hedge 25c doz. $1.00 C; Add postage. No stamps or checks. Emma Tomlin, Rt. 1, Mt. Airy. Mtn. laurels, rhodendrons, red shrubs, crabapple, pink, red and yellow azaleas, well rooted 3 ft. high $1.25 dozen PP; exchg. for sacks. W. G. Abererombie Min- | eral Bluff. Blooming size all colors aza- leas 50 dozen; rhododendrons, 'dogwoods, ivy. laurels, pink crabapple, spruce, white pines, | 65e dozen: abl. yellow, red Jap- ' orvicas, purple lilac, pink weige- lias Jasmine 20 each. Add postage. Lora Shepherd, Rt. 2, Ellijay. z _ All colors azaleas 40c dozen; Mtn. laurel, crabapple, Indian arrow, dogwood, spruce and white pines rhododendrons 65c dozer; dbl. yellow Japonicas, dbl. pink almond, purple lilac, snowball 20 each: iris 20 doz- fen. Add postage. Mrs. Arvel Shepherd, Ellijay, R-4. ; Boxwood 14-16 in. 25 each: 5@ dozen; dogwood, Mtn. Jau- | rels, ivy, spruc, white pines | /65 dozen; dbl. yellow and red / | Japonicas, won pink, red weigelias 20 each; phiox 20c dozen. Martha Eller, Rt. 2 Elle jay. roses, Mtn. laurels, rhododen- drons, crabapple, coralberry, hemlock, sweet shrubs, white pine, silver maple cream, white dogwood, strawberry bush, ftu- lip poplar 3 ft. high, rooted, $1,060 dozen. Herbert Abercrom- bie, Mineral Bluff. oe _ All colors, blooming size aza- leas 40 dozen; Mtn. laurel, dog- wood, spruce and white pines, rhedodendrons 70e dozen: In- dian arrow sweet shrub 50c | dozen; pink, rose phlox, purple and blue and lavendar iris 20c dozen plus postage. Mrs. Lee Eller, Rt. 2, Ellijay. Eight junipers 5-8 ft. high $1.00 to $3.00 each, lot for $12.00: 8 dwarf boxwood 7-10 in. $3.00 or oe each, white nar- cissus 60 $5.00 M. crape myrtle red 12 15 m. 5 each, 2 for 25c. $1.00 orders postpaid. Mrs. Martha Bilstrap, Alto. Eight boxwood bushes and some cuttings and other shrub- bery for sale. Mrs. Charley Benfield, Rt. 1, Clarkesville. Azaleas all colors 40c dozen; red and yellow Japonicas, pink weigelias. dbl. white Easter rose 25e each; spruce and white pines, Mtn. laurel, ivy 70 doz- | en; purple, yellow iris, jonquils ao Cc. Kathryn Plumiey, Rt. 2, Ellijay. Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels. pink Cherokee roses, coralberry, butterfly bush, cream, white dogwood, pink crabapple, aza- leas all colors, tulip poplars, sil- i vr maple, strawberry bush al- theas, 3 ft. high $1.00 dozen. Bonnie Abercrombie, Mineral Bhuff. 25 each; all colors azaleas 50c dozen; white and purple lilacs, | butterfly bush, red and yellow 'Japonicas, 15 each: white spi- der lilies 50 dozen: red spirea af he each. Add postage. Leastie Rhiododendrons, azaleas, lau- tulip | crabapples, rhododendrons $1.00 dozen; ev- and white dogwood, black and | white pines, red maple, sweet | all colors blooming size azaleas | All colors azaleas, Cherokee Small boxwood well rooted | Pink Cherakee ; all colors, pink crabapy le shrubs, cream, white, pin wood, butterfly bush ry, hemlock, silver laurel, rhododendro: ft. high $1.00 dozen; Miss Gladys A Mineral Bluff. Daffodils, Star: leoparfl lilies, orange day 50e C; dwarf boxwood 1 high 3 for $1.00; snow weeping Linda. brides golden belis, winter fa well rooted 2 for 250: '50 dozen. Mrs. Mollie Hend son, Rt. 3, Ellijay. Seven sister roses w: 10e each 3 for 25c: lilac bu 25 each, 4 for 50c: : Faster. ce 00 dozen. Josie Huggins 2, Waco. Pink- erabapple, Mtn. laurels, spruce pines, dozen; all colors blooming azaleas 50 dozen; snow theas, pink weigelias- pink rennial phlox, It. blue, iris 20c dozen. Add Linda Evans, Ellijay, R-2. Double tansy, garlic, ca wild iris coltsfoot, yel |25e dozen 5 for $1.00; poker, orange day ilies, | | daisies, old time doub. spirea 25c clump 5 for z Mrs. Earl J: M ounel Demorest. Red hot poker, yellow lavendar iris, double day | Shasta daisies, wild iris 25 -en, 5 for $1.00; oak hydran 15 and 25 each. Sarah McCe nell Rt. 1, Demorest. - Butter & eggs, jonquils, Bethlehem, bog ee this hae asparagus ic buneh; phlox, larkspur differ ce 10c for 15: purple lilsc, alt weigelia, Mtn. ivy, white wood, maple, spruce & w pine holly 50 dozen. Mrs. /Kennemur, Ellijay. Weigelias, sHowballe, a almond, Japonicas 20 act colors blo ming size aza dozen; rhododendrons, ir wood, laurels 75c dozen _bit lavendar, purple iris 20 do |Add postage. Linda _ Evans 2, Ellijay. Pink weigelias, snowbal. yellow and red Japonicas. almond, altheas 20 each: leas 50 dozen; phlox 20c en; dogwood, spruce & pines, ee 65e dozer postage. B Le Eller, Rt. 4 jay. idee Physostegia, Shasta ) Boltonio, orange primrose beckia, Peacock violets. mixed chrysanthemums, can foxglove, Artemis : glossum, blue & pink hollyh all large pabiouy oy" = grape hyacinths $1.00 C. R. Gable, Haralson. . Dahlias-32 varieties, < to name, labeled, carefully lected with live eyes. In: color on reqyest. $1.0 and -$2.00 dozen del. @. Miller, Rt. 2, Acworth, Goldenglow 25c doz green galax 6 dozen 50 less red raspberries 36 25c each; red, white d 7 of each 50c. Dennis D Mineral Bluff. Pink crepe myrtle, wil graney greybeard 25c white dogwood, red verbena, ea; white narcissi bulbs | blue violets 10c dozen snapdragon $1.00 dozen. postage. Mrs. Lester RFD 1, Royston. pink crape myrtle, bush, Brides wreath, vine, running ivy, holly C8 trees 10 each $1. 00 doze flags, lemon lilies 50 Inez Patterson, Rt. 2, Wa Star of Bethlehem bt M; American beauty '15c cutting; several ki and small chrysanth each. 50c dozen. Mrs. J. Rt. 2, Adairsville. . ageratum, fancy leaf col and pink geraniums, wh erfew, plumosus and Spren ferns; scaFiet sage, blue | Prima donna begonia, wel d 10c each plus postage. Sadie Bell McEver, Rt Gainesville. Old fashioned red velv forsythia, bridal wreatle, Jasmine, pink crape purple lilag, lavendar $1.00 dozen; purple i en; cedar trees 2 25e each. A I terson, Rt. ; FLOWERS AND SEED _ FOR SALE os quick gale 4 or 500 each reissi and daffodil bulbs 20 Jus postage. Large bulbs. < osser Thomas, Adairs- ed Guernsey lilies, red spi- ler, 25 each. Exchg. for milk nd wine or amaryllis lilies of oler: bulb for bulb. Each Evelyn Seago, ae Sean oe 00 Cc paid. Mrs. J. P. Rush, Rt. airsville, * iquils $1. 00 i: yellow and ite mixed flowers, Ihoney- tame, 15 each. Pin thrift rooted 40c C or 300 r 25c. Add postage. Mrs. J. orrells, Rt. 1, Royston. ts for $1.00 plus postage. H. Duke, Wrens. and white pines, sweet red maples, azaleas, aurels, crabapples rho- drons, red and white dog- ods yellow thornless ross, sy willows $1.25 dozen; ga- 35c dozen. Mrs, Ollie "Wa- Mineral Bluff. : ple lilacs, _ flowering ubs, golden bell, pee ice plants, for sale. Mrs. ord Lavonia, eee > -narcissi 75 ; white y = es Chas. W. cab- ants now Soak 70c Mv 109, Sycamore. J. Wakefield cabbage ; now ready $1.10 M Mrs, J. L. Altman, 407 Aipid, zu crowns De yr. and shee 43 75M. FOB. Cash, B. Watson, hous nds ot Marglobe, Break tomatoes 50c C,. $4.00 M; * lettuce, Wakefield cab- M; 500 lbs. white mush peas 25c Ib. Mrs. H. V. lin, Register. strawberry 60c C, (Ripening about 15 of ; Extra large late Giant is 7oc..C, $6. 00 M. MO or with order. Mrs. W. N. ng Klondike strawberry 9 ed red currants, red nets under 75c; Exch. _ hydrangeas. Write am eee, Ri 2, ond = mraaoerty. 500- Te. .M; Lady T. 500-90c, $2. 00 sbi Allen, Rt. 2. Gaines- ey Giants. Mastodon, 500$1.25, $2.25 M; Lady : 00$1. 00, $1. 75 M. "Whitmire, a St whberry "plants, Cham- extra early, large varie- i flavor, heavy croppers, ng bearing size plants 25c > for 500, $1.75 M. Gladys os Cumming. 2 Thompson strawberry Mo postpaid to 2nd zone; r bean seed 20c cup- ieaid. 6 cups $1.00. Mrs. I nd, Rt. 1, Flowery : strawberry, red ee raspberry, everbear- lackberry, 5 yr. old aspar- srowns 50c dozen; Early rawberry $3. 50 M. Allan, Rt. 2, Alto. wherry 20c C; sage 25; garlic bulbs 75C iris 4 for 25c; cat- ozen; blue raspberries 25. All rooted. Add. post- tonnie Anderson Rt. 1, le. wi rry plants 500$1.25 Not prepaid; Exchg. bushel good peanuts. postage. Mrs. Robert morest. es ylue stem collard plants in 00 lots or 75c M post- for young pullets of Each pay postage. on, Rt. 1, Hiram. jlackberry 25c doz- 2.00 C; red ae cherries, es ee C. $i. 50 M; garlic, 25c dozen. Add post- S$. M. Gunter, Hes 1 malaya. pacucsy: strong, y, well Tooted plants 10c 0 C; 50c or more or- ine (Gas Hoe eets, fe collards 30c C,. | Belle Cro: PLANTS FOR SALE Missionary and Klondike strawberry plants 50085c, $1.50 M delivered. Mrs. Leila Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston. Early Jersey and Chas. Wake- field and Flat Dutch frostproof cabbage plants 50065c, $1.10 M postpaid;. white Bermuda on- ion plants. same price. Booking tomato, pepper and egg plant orders now. R. Chanclor, Pitts. Everbearing strawberry 500 $1.25; walnuts well rooted 30c each; Junipers 2 ft. 25c: sage bushes 25c: old time multiply- ing onion buttons. Add postage. Clyde Clower, Rt. 1 Temple. Kudzu plants $1.00 M if you come for and gather. Can get truck loads if wanted. See F.. W. Maddox, Stone Mt. Early bearing strawberry plants, extra large, heavy crop- per 25c C, 90c for 500, $1.50 M. Prompt shipment. Mattie Duran, Rt. 1, Cumming. Cabbage and onion plants, white Bermuda 500 for 50c, 75c M; booking ooo for PR potato $1. 50 M, $6.00. M Fitzgerald. Good rooted everbearing strawberry plants for sale or exchg. for strongly rooted snow- ball plants, peony roots or oth- er shrubbery. Mrs. Willie Ben- nett, Coffee. Lady T. strawberry 25c C, $1.00 for 500, $1.75 M postpaid. | Nellie Freeland, Rtk Klowery Branch. Klondike and everbearing | strawberry plants 500 for 90c, $1.50 M delivered; 10M lets $1.25. M. expressed. Calvin Garrett, = Rt. 7, Gainesville. Fine everbearing strawberry plants 500 for $1.00 postpaid. | Exchg. for good white feed sacks. Mrs. Fred Grindle, Rt. iE =| Dabloneaa. Strawberry plants large and early variety 20c C, $1.50 M cash; exchg. for nice white feed sacks or anything can use. Mrs. C. W. Owen, Rt. 1, Gainesville. Chas. W. cabbage, yellow and white Bermuda onion, $1.00 M prepaid; Calif. red speckled crowder peas 8Ib. in 100 lb. bags del; Stoneville 2B cotton seed 5c Ib. in 100 lb. bags del; better price in large lots. Maj- or Crow, Rt. 1, Gainesville. New Nectarberry. and Boysen- berry plants. Write for instruc- tions on planting and _ prices. Thomas E. Hiscock, Rt. 5, Sate man. Cabbage plants; Eee feck extra, early J. and Chas. W. 500 45c 75c M del. Postpaid. 5M $3.00 collect; white Bermuda onions same price. Prompt ship- ment. Satisfaction guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald. Norman, Rt. 3, Hartwell. Everbearing strawberry plants $1.00 M del; 202 it. dogwoods $1.00 del. M. O. Pre- ferred. Red Jersey bull 11 months old $25.00 subject to registration. Boyd Baggett, Rt. iS Douglasville. All varieties frostproof cab- bage plants 85c M; crystal wax, yellow Bermuda and Prize-taker onion plants 80c M, $2.25 for 38M, 12M$7.50. All prepaid and - sat. guar. Harold. Smith, Baxley. Everbearing str awberr y plants 20c C. Exchg. for 2 sacks. Each pay postage. Mrs, Bessie Edge, Rt. 1 Dahlonega. Lucretia dewberry and El- dora blackberry plants $1.00 C, 200 for $1.50. Mrs. B. L. Robin- son, Greenville, Healthy strong true to name Lucretia dewberry and Eldorado kblackberry plants 2 yrs., field $7.50 M. All orders filled promptly with care. Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Greenville. Fine everbearing strawberry plants 20c C; Exchg. for good white feed sacks: 100 plants for two sacks. Miss Fannie Lou An- derson, Rt. 1, Dahlonega. Chas. and Dutch cabbage plants $1.00 M; collards 50c M; heading collards, black eyed Calif. peas 10c in lb in 100 lb bags; crowder peas of all kinds 10c Ib. All del, Anil Crow 630 Grove St., Gainesville. Klondike strawberry - plants 20 POTATOES AND VEGETABLES, F OR SALE rieties, state inspected and oar anteed true to name $35.00 M, $5.00 C and 80c dozen. R. A. Travis, Riverdale. Leading var. apple and peach trees 1 and 2 yr. old 10-and 15c each; grape vines 2 yr. 10c each; pecans 4-5 ft. 75c each; pear 3-4 ft. 25 each, All state insp. and true to name. W. H. Alexan- der, Cleveland. Peach tres, leading var., true to name, grape vines $1. 00 doz- en, $5. 00 C, $45.00 M; plum, apricot apple 2. per tree high- er; Keiffer pear 3-5 ft. $2.50 dozen; $15.00 C:; black walnut $1.50 dozen. Mrs. E. B. Travis, Riverdale. All Jeading eopiciies apple and peach trees 10 and 20c each; pear, cherry, plum, apricots 25 each; paper shell pecan 3-4 ft. 75C each; Moores early Niagara grape vines 10c each. $7.50 C delivered. Lee Head, Cornelia. Leading varieties apple and peach trees, 1 yr. old 12 1-2c each; 2 yr. old 20c each; grapes Same price; 3. ft. size pecan, Mrs. Thomas Webb, Ellijay. Concord and Lutie grape cut- tings 15c dozen $5.00 M; Dipper gourds eut and -finished long handles 25c each; Martin dipper and Bushel gourd sed 20c large pkt. All postpaid. Stamps ac- cepted. J. R. Bramlet. Rt. 2, Ellijay. Muscadine, bronze scupper- nong 2 yr. vines, black walnut, red and yellow June plums 10c each, $1.00 dozen; monthly, Cherokee, pink rambler roses, same price. Mrs. C. B. Robin- son, Rt. 2, Bowdon. | scuppernongs mus c adines, raspberry, crimson red, blue Damson plums, hazelnut bushes, dozen. Seabron Huggins, Rt. 2, Waco. 3 Black and wiite scuppernong and muscadine vines, Turkey fig, May and Richmond cher- apricot plum, hazelnut bushs. 2 yr. $1.00 dozen, 3 yr. old $1.50 dozen del. Kudzu $5.00 M FOB. A. T. Patterson, R. 2, Waco. Scuppernong vines golden yellow 4 ft. 20c, 6-8 ft. 30c, 10 ft. 50c each; 3 yr. old vines bore last year $2. 00, Fig bushes 4 ft. 25e each; May cherries 5 ft. 25e; pomegranate 6 ft. 50c PP on 2 or more. J. L. Coggins, Covington.. Genuine black scuppernongs, rooted runners 50c dozen post- paid. Mrs. Lois Newnan, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa. Hale Haven June Bud peach trees for sale at bargain. L. M. Jones, Molena, Scyuppernong vines, rooted and 5 ft. long bronze heavy grapes delivered $1.00 dozen. Ruth Waters, Flowery Branch. Well rooted yellow = Sept. scuppernongs 4 ft. vines recom- mended for Ga. soil and guar- Himaiaya blackberry $1.00 per Nice rooted Bronze scupper- C del. C. E. Smith, Braselton. nong vines 5 ft. long $1.00 doz- en postpaid. Maude Maddox, Braselton. PEANUTS AND PECANS FOR SALE 1940 crop white Spanish pea- nuts, free of pops, well matured 12%c lb. B. F. Mathews, East- anollee. 30 or 40 Ibs. nice seedling pe- cans mixed with Schleys, for sale or exc. for dried apples or peaches. Ea. pay postage. J. A. Kimberly, Empire. | Recleaned runner peanuts, graded 3 points above No. ls, 5c Ib. FOB; 4%c Ib. in lots of 5 bu. and up. J. F. Lindsey, Tif- ton. 500 lbs. new crop Stewarts, 12c lb. Frt. prepaid in Ga. in 100 Tb. lots. Arthur Owen, Barnes- ville. _ Nice clean pecan meats, 37 Ib., del.; Ga. grown, giant garlic bulbs. 5e ea. 6 for 25c; 1 turkey hen, 12 Ibs., 24 3-4c Jb. plus postage. Fannie Moore, Suwa- nee. 260 Ibs. Stewarts, new crop, 714 Ib. at my barn in one lot. E. H. Toole, Midville, Rt. 1. Pecans, new crop, large, thin shell 7 Ibs., $1.00 del. 3rd zone. F. C, Garrett, Ft. Gaines. No. 1 Virginia Bunch peanuts 5c lb., in lots at barn; 1 pure- bred, 2% yr. old Duroe Jersey sow, $25.00; 6 shoats, Duroc-S. P. C. crossed, $5.00 a. at barn. W. Orange, Fitzger- jerk Younes W.S. Norton, Edison. Peach trees All Jeading va- | Chinese chestnuts 60c each FOB. Turkey figs, bronze and bisek F crabapple' bushes 1Nec each $1.00 |. ry, blue Damson, red goose and anteed stock $1.00 dozen del: |2 100 bu. ee P. R. seed potatoes 75c bu, FOB. J3: Todd, Baxley, Rt: 3. 500 bu. No. 1 kiln dried P.. R. sweet potatoes $1.50 bu. at my place, 6 mi. Ea. Byron. R. F. Scarborough, Byron. 7 FRESH AND CURED. MEATS FOR SALE 2 well cured, oak smoked paid in Ga.: smoked bacon, 18c lb. No chks. Max Price, Dahlon- ega, Rt. 1. (1941. country cured, oak smoked meat, per Ib. hams, 25c: sides, 18c; shoulders, 15c. All guar. sound: country-made lard Hurst, Meigs, Rt. 2. HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES FOR SALE | Choice table honey, 2 doz., 16- oz. glass jars, chunk comb, $3.55 xp. paid in Ga.; quality guar., prompt shipment. H. L. Hall- man, Nahunta, P. O. Box 25. New -bee gums, new style, glass observation. argain now. I. A. Manley, Decatur. 222 Lockwood Terrace. Pure, Ext. honey, 5 and 10 lb. pails; FOB, 12-5 lb. No. 2 Ext., $4.50; 6 - 10 lb. No. 2 Ext. $4.00; Postpaid, T= 10 Tb., $1.10; 2 - 10 Ib. $2.00: sev. 50 gal bbls. 55c gal. FOB. John A. Crummey, Jesup=P._O. Box. 1175 Fancy Gallberry comb, 10 Ib. can del. in: Ga., $1.40; Cs. 6, $6.00 FOB. 1940 crop, new con- tainers. J. C. Jernigan, Dupont, Riot: hams, 25 lbs. ea.. 24c Ib. post- |. 50 Ib. can, $5.00. All FOB. R. C. | Car of good a corn, abe 5 tons sound, early Sper running Velvet beans, a tons peanut hay, fo: reasonable market price later. J. J. Harper, Osiel icus. Oats: Hastings 0 grown Texas Rust- proof ghum 60c bu. FOB. J. nicutt, Ft. Valley. 100 tons prime soy beai 200 bu. Abruzzi rye, 100 straw, at low price, or for have you?. Wm. day Mountain City. ee Peanut hay for aie del. I. G. Odum, Arabi. Peavine and Peanut hay sale. Del. if desired. \ Ey Crib, Arabi. = =50 tons peanut hae fo Se Harbon C. Cuthrie, Arabi Peanut hay for sale. Ca del. J. W. Worley, Arabi. Good bright Meadow baled, $15.00 ton FOB; 1000 papershell pecans, Stewar Money-makers, 15c Ib. Sv above for honey bees, w: equipment; Want honey bee pat. or box hives. Write, Bradbury, Bogart. s 150 bundles last yrs. nice, long, for sale at once. G Mayfield. Winston Rt. 1 8 tons bright peavine hay ton. Jas. H. Ivey, Louisvil B22 : Pee 15 tons peavine and sorg cane hay, principally sorg $12.00 ton cash at my b Godfrey. See. W. B. Wes at Godfrey. W. H. Kimbro Atlanta, 737 Peeples St. owe EGGS FOR SALE POULTRY FOR SA\ Booking -orders for turkey. eggs, $2.00 setting. Mrs. Ray Sutton, Clarkesville Rt. Donaldson S. C. R. I. Red eggs, 75c per 15; 3 to 6 doz., 50c doz. del. Crates ret. Mrs. H. L. Elliston, Ellaville. Purebred Partridge Ply. Rock eggs, $1.25 per 15; $2.25 for 30; 10 hens and rooster, same breed, $15.00. Mrs. Jesse Mixon, Ocil- la, Rt. 1, Box 119. Tancred W. L. eggs $1. 00 per 18; $3.00 C. del. insured parcel post. Mrs. M. B. Scroggs, Alto. Booths W. L. eggs, 50c per 15. Limited amount. J. D, Dyer, Cumming, Rt. 5. Black Australorp AAA eggs, $1.50 per 15 postpaid: 1 March | Black Australorp cockerel, N. H. eggs from prize win- ning, bloodtested stock, also AAA B. R. eggs $1.00 per 15; 75e per 15 at my home; 8 extra fine April hatch N. a8 pullets and rooster, $2.00 ea. Mrs. W. A. Fambrou h. Atlanta, 291 Fergu- son St. E, Fresh yard eggs for eating or setting. D. F. Cook, Atlanta, 273 Pearl St. SE. ne Dark Cornish purbered eggs, 85c per 15; 30 for $1.55. Miss Cora B. Patterson, Ty Ty, ae 3, Box 74. Traveller game eggs, $1.00 per 15; running butter-beans 20c cupful. Add postage. Mrs. H. M. Teen, Pierceville. Purebred oa = dian eggs, $1.00 per post- paid. . R. Gardner, Locust Grove. Dark Cornish eggs, $1.00 per 16, del. Miss Leona Simpson, Culverton, Rt: Purebred Dark Cornish eggs from prize stock, $1.00 per 15, postpaid. R. E. Adair, Stone Min. - Purebred Dark Cornish eggs, $1.00 per 15; $1.35 for 24. Write. for larger lot prices. Mrs. A. G. Clark, Abbeville, Rt 2: FRUIT AND BUTTER FOR SALE 25 lbs., nice sundried horse apples, free of worms core and peel, 15c lb. Add postage. Mrs. B. C. Butts, Chipley, Rt. 1, Box 66. Sundried apples from sour fruit 5 lbs., 60c; 10 lbs., $1.15. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1. Nice, bright, sundried apples, free of core, peelings and worms, 12%c Tb:: striped tender hull Half Runner bean seed, 25c pt. Mrs. A, W. Hill, Maysville, Rt. 1. 4 Ibs. fresh butter ea. week, 25 lb. 4 or more lbs., del. Mrs. a Henry, Williams, Waco, Ri. 2. $1.50, not prepaid. Grady Mec- | Curley, Acworth. 4 ANCONAS:. 5 purebred Ancona. fees rooster, $5;00; 3 hens and er, $3. 00. Plus express. crate as light as possible. chks. money order. Mrs. W eae Covington. 2 Ancona, Sheppheard St 1 yr. old roosters, $1.00 ea. Eg: 75c per 17; postage on eggs paic Leawella Elliot, Lavonia, BANTAMS AND BRAHAM 2 bantam roosters 1 red, speckled, for sale or exc. fo small bantam hens. Mrs. R. Wingo, Newnan. 2 30 game bantam hens, laying, and 2 roosters, 50c Homer D. Waldrop, R. catu. : 2 bantam iene z grown let, and 1 rooster. "All 4 for ) 1 blue speckle guinea roost eg Mrs..C. T. Williams Daillk 2: = Bick. bantam. roosters, _ ea.; 4 White Pekin ducks, drake, $5.00, or $1.25 ea. Qui lian Tuggle Buford. 20 young Manta hele roosters, $8.00 for lot! F Mae Bell, Uvalda. = Buff Cochin Bantams, p and cockerels, 75 ea. = Davis, Rutledge. eae ee Small type pantams $1. 00 pe pr. R. L. Carter, Dexter, = Small bantams, now lay $1.00 per pr. Donald Ca Dexter. : 2 AAA Light Brahanu erels, pedigreed, from high eggs record hens, April hatched, 8 Ibs.,. $4.50 or $2.50 ea. Nellis Chastain, Lafayette, R 4 mixed bantam hens, 1 Toos er, $1.75; 10 heavybreed m hens, $7. 00; 12 blue pigeons. $2.50 all del. E, V. Ae -Li- thonia, Rt: 3. . = BARRED, WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS: Large Ply. White Rock pi laying, $1.00: ea. in lots or more, Not prepaid. Mrs 10 extra fine purebred B hens and cockerel, $10.00. extra fine purebred R-reds cockerel, $10.00. All 1 yr Roy Nesbit, Berlin. BARRED WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS: 1 cockerel, $4.00; cockerels mos. old, $2.00 ea; 2 for $3. hens. $1. 50. ea.; 10 for $1 Pullets 10 mos. old, $1.00 ea for $9.00. All purebred Thom son Ringlet Strain. Jno. A. W: son, Martin. =. ae CORNISH GAMES GIANTS: 1 wk. |W. Seago, Pinehurst. old, : pure reb 15. Mis. POULTRY FOR SALE purebred Cornish roosters, ne 1940 hatch, $1.00 ea. Fob. Exc. for sound velvet bean seed at $1.00 per bu. H. V. Stanford, Chatsworth. _ Pure Grist Grady games, Red Quill and Grady cocks, crosses. Charlie Camp, Toccoa. StS game cocks, 1-2 yrs. old, any weight. $3.00 to $5.00 ea. some good hens, $1.50 ea. pul- lets, $J.00 ea. Carlton Smith, yers. RFD 2. - Pure Cornish hens and roost- ters, 20 mos. old, some pullets. B. W. D. tested, from prize win- ing stock. $1.00 ea. Cash FOB. xc. for corn delivered at farm ows and calves. J. R. Sloan, Pelham, RFD 1. _ Purebred Bacon and War Horse pit game cocks 2 yrs. old, $3.00; hens $2.00 ea.; Eggs $1.50 ing; Irish gray cocks, $2.50; ullets 1 cock, Hornets and Travelers, $5.00. Cocks av. 5 Ibs., pullets 4 lbs. FOB. mitt Caldwell, Senoia, Rt. 2. Allen Round Head and 1 ders pure Bacon Warhorse , $3.00; Hens $2.00; stags pullets $1.50 ea. S. A. n grey stags and hens $2.00 a. Exe, any above for value. rite Tom Weaver, Canon R. R. 8 Red Tassel 5-5% lb. roost- ers, 4 hens, $1.50 ea.; $2.50 pair. hatch. C. E. Phillips, Roy- W. and Butt L. young nets ip els, 300 egg sired, $55.0 1.25 ea.; mo. old pullets, C.; Day old, $15.00 C. al- P. C. bred sow reg. over Ibs. $40.00;. others. Morris ders, Nashville. 100 AAA white Leghorn pul- ts, $1.00 ea. Mrs. E. M. Leath, Springdale St., Decatur. S. C. White Leghorn hens, 1940 hatch, lerge per cent: laying. $1.00 ea. Mrs. E. F. Ta- m, Wrens. . extra choice, young, lay- white Leghorn pullets. Eng- hi AAA strain 90c ea., $8.00 for lot. Mrs. Ida Carson, Grif- a: ice brown Leghorn rooster om very fine stock, 8 mos. old, y. H. A. Wilson, Martin, Rt. | 0 S. C. White Leghorn cock- Is from Roselawn pen pedi- . mating No. 1, April 1940 atch, vaccinated for fowl] pox. ea. Ray Cooper, Stoe dge, Rt. I. ; 24 grade AAA S.C. Eng. e Leghorn pullets and 1 erels 9 mos. old, $24. Wm. Ellis, Hephzibah. AAA Hanson White Leg- n roosters, 2 yrs. old, $1.00 . plus shipping charges. Mon- ey order. Mrs. J. C. Richards, a, Rt. 2, Box 157-A. Cc. B. L. hens, AAA 1 atch, all laying. All or x 5 or 10 lots, at my home : t of Gainesville; $1.25 aa pon. , Gainesville, Re 2 15 Brown Leghorn, AAA pul- Jets, April 1940 hatched, now ying, $1.00 ea.; also 8 Guineas, 1940 hatch, 75c ea. Sarah r, Austell Rt. 1. : ND XELLANEOUS CHICKENS - golden Buff Minorca hens 1d I rooster, 18 mos. old, 65c .: rooster free with lot. P. B. y Ball Ground, Rt. 1. e hens for sale. Write price. Philip Lanham, RFD ekmart. ey, pullets, 11 mos. old, heal- ying, $250.00 for lot, or) Burwell, Ga., and get them. F. M. Harrison, Carrollton. ; TRIDGES, PEAFOWLS PHEASANTS: eck Pheasants; hens $2; 2.50; Trios $6.00. Emory Rutledge. 15 prs. of large fast raising, hite King pigeons; $1.00 pr. He Lisle, Rt. 3, Box 358, At- Pai. White Fan-Tail Pigeons, $1.50 .> extra. fine Pigmy Parter geons, $5.00 pr. Ralph A. right, Smyrna. Box 153. S (NEW HAMPSHIRES D RHODE ISLANDS): 4 pullets, 1 rooster, 00 ver 100, Bring coops_to 1940 good, purebred N, H.} $5.00; also\2 S. L. Wyan- lets, 1 rooster, $4.00. ess chgs. on all S. S. | breeder, wt. St.| breed. rar in x POULTRY FOR SALE THE MARKET BULLETIN POULTRY WANTED 8 N. H. Red 8 mos. old, $1.00 ea.; Z B. R. Yr. old roosters, pullets, $1.00 ea. All AAA bloodtested stock. J. D. Hughes, Adrian. 3 Donaldson dark Red Yr. old cockerels, ready for service. $4 or $1.50 ea. FOB. Mrs. Ralph E. McGill. Dawson. Rt. 1. 10 R. I. Red Yr. old hens and 2 roosters, fine quality. $1.00 ea. FOB. Mrs. J. W. McCann, Mc- Intyre. 9 purebred R. 1. Red March pullets, 90c ea. Mrs. G. L. Sims. Lincolnton, Rt. 4. Sev. yr. old, pure R. I. Red roosters of different strains. M. Blanton. Griffin, Rt. 3. WYANDOTTES: , 12 April 1940 purebred R. C. S. L. Wyandotte pullets, $10.00, _| Plus exp. chgs. Mrs. Daisy Strip- lin. Moultrie, Rt. 3. \ ers, 11 mos. old also 1 yellow Buff, 18 mos. old, $1.00 ea. Mrs. W. F. Roland, Rome, Rt. 2. / R. C. S. L. Wyandottes, hens and roosters, $1.25 ea.: Eggs, 75c per 15, postpaid; Monthly roses, doz, Docia Harris. Lula. - 4 purebred Golden Lace Wy- andotte March cockerels, and 6 pullets, $1.50 ea.; Eggs, $1.50 per Textile Ave. 10 R. C.S. L. Wyandotte hens, $1.00 ea.; 1 rooster, $1.25. Tar- box str. Mrs. G. D. Elkins, | Whigham, Rt. 2. TURKEYS GUINEAS, GEESE, DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE: , One big bone bronze Tom, May hatched, $3.00. Not post- paid. C. B. Wilbur, Acworth, Rt. 4 M. B. Toms, 2% yrs, old, 28- 35 lbs., $6.00 ea.; 2 April hatch 1940, 18 Ibs. $5.00 ea.; 4 hens, 1% yrs. old, 12-15 lbs. $3.50 ea. John F. Burnett, Vienna, Rt. 3. Pure 1940 hatch Bronze Tur- keys, Toms 12-18 lbs.; Hens 8- 142 Ybs.: 20c Ib. on yard. No 'ehecks. Amos Graham, Green- ville, Rt. 2. ' Pure April hatch M. B. Tur- keys, Hens 10-14 lbs., Toms 16- 20 Ibs.: 25c Ib.; $7.00 pr. $10.00 a trio. Lester McCrary, Molena. Turkeys, Tom and 2 hens, April 1940 hatch. $12.00. S. R. Me- Clure, Dawsonville, Rt. 3. _ Fine 2 yr. old, April Hatched Bourbon red . gobbler. - Fine around 30 Ibs., $7.50. Mrs. Enos Ansley, Thom- son, Rt. 2. : Trio (tom and 2 females) ragansett Flock. Excellent stock. $10.00 crated. F.O.B. Augusta. Geo. W. Hardwick Appling, Rt. 4. 3 nice young big-bone Mam- moth bronze Turkey hens. Apr. hatch, 25 Ib. No delivery. Miss Jennie Mercer Haddock, Ret. 4 extra large 1939 hatch, M. B. Turkey Tom, $6.00; 1 1940 hatch Tom, $5.00; hens $3.00 ea. 9\ Eggs, good hatchability, $2.00 doz. postage paid. Mrs. L. B. McWhorter, Roopville, Rt. 1. 2 late 1940 hatched M. B. hens 10-11 lbs. $2.25 ea. Booking or- goose eggs, Del Feb. and Mch. 20c ea. Mrs. Fred L. White. Fine M. B. turkeys for breed- ers: Trios $10.00. Not related. Not postpaid. Exc. some for pure- bred, large type W. L. pullets. Mrs. C. A. Rowell, Albany, R. 3. 6 Red Bourbon Toms, 20c tb. on yd.;: A 1939 hatch Tom, 25 Ib. Miss Gertrude Griffin, Maysville, Rt. 1. 3 turkeys. large.black gobbler, 2 nice white hens, $10.00. Trade for good shoats, 10 nice R. I. Red young hens and rooster, pees Ellaville, Rt. 3, Box 5 White Pekin ducks, 2 drakes, 18 mos. old crated, $6.00 FOB. Frank Bennett Coffee. _ Wild Mallard ducks, now lay- ing, $1.00 ea. U. L. Carmical, Atlanta, 165 Ridge Ave., (Rt. 8). wt. 15 lbs. ea. $10.00 FOB. Mrs. | Ada G. Mathes, Sulphur Springs RFD. 4 Muscovey duck and drake, | r. old, $4.50 or $1.00 ea. Exc. for good, sound pecans. John- son Crowe, Cartersville. | Buff geese, 2 mated prs., $5.00 pair; 5 other Sh wa un- known (believed mostly fe- males) $2.00 ea. ee (this 0 re outh) sell for half price. R. E. Kelly, Avera. fy: $1.50 ea.; 20 B. R. 9 mos. old | 2 purebred Wyandotte roost- red vink, 15c ea. Cannas, 25c |- 15. Frank Manley, Lavonia, 16. | headed, Trio Purebred White Holland | June hatch, from purebred Nar- | | $5.00 for purebreds; ders for Mammouth Toulouse Toms $5.00, Hens $3.00, | peas or what have you? O. S. | M. B. Tom, wt. 20 Ibs., 2 hens, | BANTAMS: Want 8 or 10 common bantam hens or pullets. State best price. S. H. Monroe, Thomasville, Rt. 2 Want bantam hens. State number and price. Jimmie Chil- ders, Atlanta, 1214 Milton Ter- race, S. E., Ma 8578. BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS Want 100 B. R. chicks to raise on halves to 8 wks. old. Party pay trans. chgs. also want 100 hens to raise chicks on halves. any large breed. Mrs. Wm. Hill. Tallapoosa, Rt. 1 Box 40. | Want 6 AAA B. R. pullets and rooster, purebred. wt. one pound, or setting of ae same kind. State prices. W. A. Camp, Lawrenceville. PEAFOWLS: at $6.00 ea. if 2 yrs. old; $4.00 ea., 1 yr. old, del. to me. Write first. Thos. A. Hughes. Buford. Want 2 Peafowl hens. Quote price. Mills B. Lane, Savannah Lebanon Plantation. RABBITS AND CAVIES FOR SALE White N. Z. does, 2 1-2 3 mos. old, also Fantail pigeons. Mrs. Louise Smith, Atlanta, 1940 Hallman St. N. E. De 3254. | - Grown, White N. Z. rabbits, $1.00 ea; 3 1-2 mos. old does. Red roosters, $1.60 ea. Amilee Long Bremen. oS Pair guinea pigs, $1.50 or \trade for _hens. Bring hens; also 1 Chin- chilla buck, $1.00 cash. No ehks. B. H. Holsomback, East Point. 302 Harris St. 4 half grown guinea pigs, 50c ea., 1 grown female, $1.00. Billy Overby, Columbus. Rt. 1. (Gen- tian Blvd.). Rabbits and guinea pigs for sale. Exe. some for turkeys, geese quail, pheasants or any- thing cam use. Mrs. Sallie Mae Carithers, Nicholson, RT. 1. - | At stud large, natural butt- reg. French Alpime buck. Vigorous, fertile, blooded Want 2 or 3 Alpine does. R. B. Phillips, Damascus, Rt. 1. SHEEP AND GOATS 30 head commen goats and kids, $1.25 ea. my place, 8 mi. So. Swainsboro; 1 mi. paved road, B. B. Strange, Swains- boro. 3 Alpine milk does, to fresh- en soon, good milkers 1 Alpine buck, Yr. old. Sell or trade. What have you? Mitchell Faulkner, Douglasville. Rt. 3. Reg. purebred Nubian sire N 2397 A. G. S. 53807 A. M. G. R. A Hornless, bleck, light trim. LaCrescenta Mile High, Fee :.60 for grades. No shipping. Few kids coming next month to sell. F. E, Grubbs, Demorest. Reg. Sanan male services, $3.00. W. J. Sumlin, Atlanta, 69 So. Grand Ave. Center Hill. Mare mule about 1! yrs. old, wt. about 1050 lbs. at bargain. Exe. for good milch cow or yearlings at once. C. R. Morris, Newnan. Rt. 3. HOGS FOR SALE Registered Spotted Poland China gilts and boars from good blood lines for sale cheep. D. L. Stephens, teacher of agricul- ture, Midville. . Spoted Poland China shoats three months old, five males and one gilt, Three 8 months old ready for service. Reg. buyers name, Dbi.~ treated. Gary Gardner, Martinez. 14 'O I C pigs ready March Ist, $5.00 each at our place. T. R. Sullivan, Rt. 2 Sullivan Rd.. College Park. Ten 3 months old pigs $4.00 pair, one sow and_ five pigs cheap. Write. Mrs. E. B. Murray, Lakemont. RS Duroes Pigs - Gilts soon ready to breed, Orion Cherry King bloodlines, double treat- P. C. Herod, Kathleen. _S PC pigs three months old. Can be registered. $8.00 per head. J . J. Dixon, Bainbridge. | 3 Big Bone guinea. pigs $8.00 each. For sale at once. J, T. Brown, Rt. 3, Elberton. | Purebred Berkshire pigs. Best. of blood lines, L. C. Hail, 350 als Ave. SE, Atlanta, Want at once 2 Peafowl hens. Harvey Roughton, Sandersville. Guinea hogs (Sows won prizes 75 ea; bucks, 50 ea. also R. I. ; at Tri-County fair). Write for 3 common bantam | milk stock. Reasonable fees; | each at 8 weeks old; also want eld ready for service in May. J. W. MeNeely, Rt. 1, Kenne- _and 3rd calves; also 16 months _D. Sanders. Eatonton One 7 year old Hereford bull, : weight around 1700 Ibs. Bought traders. C. J. Koppe, 2694 Boule- ed, registered in buyers name. 2 weeks old. 3 gallons or more with good Short horn male half Hefeford, IT yr. cold $45.00; cows. Mrs, C.. HOGS FOR SALE a Wednesday, February 5, 1 CATTLE FOR SALE Purebred big bone blue Guin- ea pigs $7.00 each; $12.00 pair; 1 boar ready for service $9.00 FOB. Johnson Weldon Rt. 2, Woodbury. Black Essex. weaned pigs $8.00 each; 65-75 lb. pigs $11.00 | each; 100 lb. $14.00 each; with application for reg. and cholera treated. Pairs no-akin. W. J. Bargeron, Sardis. SPC pigs 2 male and 2 gilts 3 months old $8.00 each; one pr. pigs 7 weeks old $3.50 each; | Exchg. for purebred. Duroc red pigs or calves. Mrs. C. L. Smith, Rt. 4. Baxley. Champion blooded S. P. C. bred gilts, service boars, wean pigs. Blocky type. F. H. Bunn, Midville. Fine reg. OIC boar 14 months old, 250 Ibs., $25.00 with papers; OIC gilt and boar 5 months old. 75 Ibs.. $8.00 each with papers } or $7.50 without; OIC boar pig 4 1-2 months old 60 Tbs. $7.50 with papers, $7.00 without at. barn. Donald Covington, Rt. 3, Ball Ground. Purebred OIC boar 15 months old. around 240 lbs. will reg. in buyers name, crate and shin. $25.00 FOB. W. H. Wood, Rt. 1, Martin. SPC pigs 10 weeks old, med- ium blocky type, good color and well developed, treated crated | 'and registered in buyers name $8.00 ea. FOB. Males and gilts. Thoroughbred big bone blue prices. N. A. Weldon, Jr., RFD 1, Manchester. Durec Jersey pigs 3 to 6 months old, (sow and 3 months old piss won first place at State Fair). Deep rich color. Se or write, Ralph Tabor, Rt. 1, Fort Valley. Fine reg. young SPC sow with 6 fine pigs reg. im buyers name | $35.00; 1SPC male and 2 SPC gilts with or without papers; al- so RI Red and Parks B. R. eggs 75c per 15 cartons to be retd, Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen. One black Poland China gilt, 7 mos. old $10.00. Joe Mayne. Jr., Rt. 1, Kirkland Six pure blood big bone blue Guinea pigs, six weeks old Feb. 15th, $5.00 each at lot; 18 months old male, same breed, $25.00. G. F. Wal- den Rt. 2. Harlem. 6 Big Bone PC gilts and boars, sub, to reg., dbl. treated, about 80 Ibs. Reasonable prices. Har- old Johnson, Bronwood. Big Bone Black African Guin- ea pigs, 10 and 12 weeks old, | $8.00 each; $15.00 pr; bred gilts 7 months old $15.00 each. All treated and crated and del. to express office at Monroe. $1.00 less at my barn at Good Hope, F. P. Prather, Rt. 1, Mon- roe. SPC boar and gilt pigs from best breeding stock. Reg. buyers name, cholera immuned $7.50 Reg. SPC boar about 5 months Only best breeding stock want- ed. Otis O. McIntosh, RFD 2. Marietta (ship. point Carroll- ton). : Berkshire pigs, eight weeks old, with papers, $200 each, either sex, FOB barn. Modern show type black. Jason A, Tug- gle, 4820 Highpoint Rd (Fulton Co.) Rt. 2, Chamblee. CATTLE FOR SALE One 2 gallon milch cow. Mrs. Saw. 2 young Jersey grade COWS, freshen in February with 2nd. old Jersey bull subject to reg. from Coronation and Oakwood lines. Prics very reasonable. K. from Experiment station Tifton, M. F. Hatcher, Jr. Fort Valley. One 3 months old heifer from 5 gellon-black Jersey $12.00. No vard Drive. Atlanta. One bull 17 months old, good stock, not registered, $18.00, Will swap for hens April, 1940 hatched at 75c each, any breed, just healthy hens. William G. Smith, Rt. 5, Cumming. I Black Angus Bull, nice shape, 18 months old, $75.00 FOB. KS. Leonidas Clark, Ellenwood. 1 good tough farm muie, $40 or exc. for yearlings in fair or- der: Guernsey-Jerscy cross cow, fresh in, $60.00, or take 6 - 12 mos. old heifers as part pay. R. P. Syeinheimer, Brooks, Rt. 1. 2 good mules, 10 yrs. old, at 1000 Ibs., good in every respect. G. C. Wilson Fairmount. Rt. 2. Heavy draft mule for sele or trade for smaller one; also Dill seed, 10c pkt. Geo. W. Jackson, Fayetteville. Ri 2. Sound, smooth mouth horse mule, wt. 900 ibs., cheap or trade for cow, corn or mule colt Burnette. Rockmart. Rt. 2. Black mare mule about. 7 yrs. old, wt. about 900 Ibs., very sctisfactory animal. Mrs. John G. Owen. Waverly -Hall. Nice mare, fat, gentle, good worker, easily kept, wt. 1175 Ibs., 5 yrs. old in September. $125. 00. E. B. Aycock Statham. 1 plug mule for sale ov swap for heifer or W. L. chickens. Alex Stephens, Jonesboro, RFD. POSITIONS WANTED Fecaceeeeh pemnspe ae arigerna A A an oe Py deeen Sparenecl im bees Exp. farmer, ginner and other jines of work, wants job. Ches- ter Baldwin, Atlanta, c-o Gen- Del, Want job on farm or dairy. i Exp. tractor driver, honest, etc. | $18.00 mo., board. Charlie Moo- ney, Hapeville. 363 Ock Drive. Single girl of good character, high school education wants light farm work. no field work, |$3.00 to $3.50 week. Prefer near Gainesville. Miss Clara Bell Garrett, Dahlonega, Rt. 3, Box 57, Want 1 h. farm, 50-50 basis. Must be good lend, good house. Have to be moved. Charlie Sims, Conley, Rt. 1. Want job as caretaker. 58 yrs. old, alone. Write. D. A. Moon. Atlanta, 548 Plum St., N. W. Sound black horse mule, 1100 anywhere, $125. 00; good Jersey perfect | Geo. F. Smith, Powder Springs. | 1 horse mule, dark bey, 1050 ; also 1 horse | mule, 11 yrs. old, about 1125 Ibs. | or anything can use. G. A. Mc- | [* R) K E - - | POSITIONS WANTED ersville, Box 124. a _ Want job as Fok or bora: Miller. 20 yrs. exp., best of ref. No. boozer. W. A, Covgill, Bow- | also. W. H. Southard, Mt. Berry. old. ega, Rt. 1. Hill, Rt. 2, West Point. i } 132% Forsyth St. _ Want job in dairy. Exp. milk- ing, look after barn etc. 22 yrs. Go anywhere. Wages end Board. Ernest Barnes Dablen- : Want job as firm overseer, Poem mule, wt. 1200 Ibs. gen- for home and wages, in Fulton /Co. Chester Baldwin, Atlanta. : Single, 53 yr. old man wants \lanta, 459 Crew St. | Want 2 h. farm within 10-25 Good mule around 800-Ibs., 12 | job on farm for home and reas- yrs. old, work anywhere, sound | onable salary. S. L. Steples, At- mi of and convenient to trans- i grey horse, weight about; portation to Atlanta. Plenty of help, Standing rent or 50-50 basis. G. C. Staples Atlznta, 459 | Crew St. Settled, unencumbered, intel ligent woman wants light farm ULLE TI! N 37 yr. old man wants job as overseer of large ferm. Know | how to handle labor, farm stock jand machinery. Carpenter work, e Want job Page 18 yrs. old. | Can drive tru ome and sal- tion saddle and work horse, Mrs. | ary. Write. Albert DeLee Gray | work, no field work, for place iin a Christian home and reas- 'onable salary. State duties and Catherine L. full pzrticulars. | Woods, Atlanta, e-o Gen. Del. ington, e-o Gen. Del. dren, Ref. phenson, LaFayette, Rt. 2. work, no field work nor milk- Rt. 1. Nice, nik week. Farm Supt. Ref. exch. C. Lord, Macon, Rt. 4. Haire, Cordele. Rt. 4. around a farm. 38 yrs. old, Atlanta, Place, N. W. Ja 0715 J. Athens Rt. 3. Cfo B. T. Harris. 27 yr. old man, wife, no oil exp. farm and tractor hand, some mechanical work, wants job. Reasonable salary. if needed. Ready to move any time. At once. L. T. Ste- White girl wants light farm ing, with honest, Christian peo- ple. for home and good salary. Miss Ruby Puckett, Norcross. girl, country raised, wants light farm work, ino field work, for board and $3 Send stamp for reply. Miss Nettie G. Centrill, Bremen. Exp. agriculturist and busi- ness man desires situation as C. Want place as manager on good, all round farm. Knowl- edge stock and general farming; ? not afraid of work. Handle la- bor. Best ref. Strictly sober. Sal- ary basis: Small family. G. w. White man wants light work slightly crippled. W. T. Combs, 121 West Peachtree 21 yr. old white girl wants light farm work, no field work. $3.50 week and board. Private room preferred. Dorothy Bond, Want job on farm. Can culti- vate wages in first letter. Begin a 315. Want caretaker job of smal close in. Write or call. Ca 1823. yrs. old, wants job. Horse-shoer. wheelwright. M. E. Patterson, Braselton. P. O. Box 34. isechool) stock, etc. Carroll Co. preferred. Joe Teal, Franklin. Rt. 3: tobacco. 4 Christian people. N. C. Taylor, Wiley. Middleaged man wants med. of ref, W. E. i Rt: 5, Mote, Carrollton. farm. Alvin Crosby, Hazelhurst. Ri 1 2 middleaged women yrs. Mrs. Bertha Holand, Sewanee. Rt. 1. e t once. O. C., Foskey, Lenox. Box ] 'farm, or estate for right party, Be, Langley, Atlanta, Rt. 1, Box 515. Blacksmith, life time exp., 47 or anything in blacksmith line. Write or see. Want large 1 or 1 1-2 mule farm on halves. Well exp., good | worker, good ref. Must be good | hand, house, (near church and Want job on farm as earetak- er or stock raising, dairy, some farming. Exp. earpenter work also. Strictly sober, do not use: in family. With: light farm work. Pay accord- ing to work. No bad habits. Best Man and wife want work on Settled, unencumbered man, | life time exp. gen. farming, to- bacco and stock, wants at once job as farm foreman or are- taker ef country estate or con- sider offer from elderly couple |of 1 h. crop 50-50 basis, with | room, boerd, laundry furnished. | Best of ref. Jas. A. Ryals, Cov= -}2 in family, for room, board, for anything on farm with | tractor. Have to be moved. State \ Guyton. Rt. 1. each | with a grown son, 17 and 20 old respectively, want to get work on farm with good pecple for wages, prefer near together. Mrs. Etta, Poore and / | gen. Wednesday, February 5, 4 | FARM. HELP WAN POSITIONS WAN TED Want cropper for 1 or erop on 50-50 basis; plant 1 jly eotton*and corn. Or hand at saa mo. boar. laundry for 5 mos. T. ada Buena Viste. Rt. 4. Want job on farm by day. Man and wife only. Henry Elli- ott, Stockbridge. Want crop, 50-50 basis, cheap | standing rent or rent free for improvement or upkeep. Prefer 5 R. house or large; orchard and pasture. Can do orchard work grafting, etc. L. J. Voll-_ rath, Austell. Rt. 1. Want 2 h. farm, good land, house, on school route, with | large cotton acreage. Standing eeu Bare Gresham, Jonesboro. White man, wife, 3 childven: want 1 h. crop on 50-50 basis.| Want colored couple % Good land house, bldgs., plenty , with chickens and garden. weter, near Dacula, for 1941. J.; nish house in exchange for C. Sharpton, Dacula. Rt. 1. time work of woman and \ for work done. Write. 46 yr. old woman, want light | 2*% ; amble | farm work, with small family, We ee es (for home for self and child (school age) and small salary. Mrs. Jinnie Mann, Cedartown, Rt. 1, Cfo E. G. McDaniel. nished. Majority land planted in corn and soy some potatoes, beans is crop. 2 houses. Can furnish day labor. No. Ga. people | ferred. ern Abernathy, B ville, Rt. 4 : Mrs. L. M. cant uchia 19 yr. old single, girl] wants |1 (6 mi. W. on Dallas Road) light farm work, no field work. Want unencumbered, middl $3.00 week and home. Go any- | aged woman, white, for /li where. Prefer no children. Write | farm work, no field work. G or come after Nancy ee home and rezsonable s: | Colbert. Rt. 2. | Mrs. W. O. Kreic, Austell, Rt Young man wants job at milk dairy, as local hand: good work- nt woman for ji er, no bad habits except smok- | week, room and board, Mrs ing. 23 yrs. old. Go anywhere. State particulars first letter. O. 4- Taylor, Alpharetta, Star | | Want nice, respectable, w] B. Faulner, Colbert. | girl, 17 to 30, for light Want 1 h. crop on 50-50 basis z - | work, no field work. Must kr or work on farm. Exp. farming, ie milk Mrs. Ed also carpenter, mchanic, truck : driver ete. 3 in family. Give de- \Gray Rt. , Box 187. tails first letter. Peermur Mon-_ Want for milking an other light ferm work, no fie! roe, Buchanan. Rt. 2. | : -. | work. Mrs. Abbie Shell S Nice, 35 yr. old, country rais- metto, ed woman wants light farm , : work, no field work, with re-| Want wunencumbered, irae: spectable people, not more than woman, 25-45, for light fa work, no field work. Mod conveniences. $2.50 to $3.0 week, Prefer one near here. M: J. F. Gardner, Rossville, Rt Want healthy woman for 83 farm work. no field work. P: vate. room. reasonable sal: Mrs. L. L. Hey Leary. Want unencumbered. middle aged, white woman to liye country with elderly couple | do light farm work, no | work, Mrs. A. B. Binion, A ta, 532 Hardendorf Ave. Want white, unencumber: woman of good character, goc health, for light farm work. \ field work. $3.00 week. a board. Ref. exch. Mrs. L. Broome Delton, 32 Moun View SF. Want country raised, heal unencumbered, settled woma to help on small farm. Room, board, $12.00 mo. Mrs. J. laps : | pelle,) Gainesville, Rt 6. Want nice, white woman : girl to live as one of family and help light farm work, no field work. Come after if not over mi. Mrs. W. J. Boyd, Winston Want heelthy reliable, coun try raised woman, white or co ored, for light farm work. n field work, Private room. $2. 50 week. Mrs. Clara Albertson Dalton, Rt. 2. Want good white woman, a 45 for light farm work. M cow. but no field work. Roor board, salary. Miss Eunice Bow dain Mz nsfield, Rt. 1. Box 17 Want good settled, colored woman to live on place and light farm work. no field wor $10.00 mo., room and boar Write letter in answering. Mrs. J. L. Childers, Atlanta. 1214 Milton Terrace. Ma 8578. Want industrious, health: decent, honest, sober color man or man and wife, for fer self and 9 yr. old daughter and $2.00 week. Must furnish trans- portation. Write. R. E. Conway, Atlanta Cfo Gen. Del. Middleaged man wants job as Caretaker or Gardner (practi- cal man) near Atlanta. Best of ref. Glenn Campbell, Atlanta, 830 Cascade Ave. sas FARM HELP WANTED Want unencumbered, country raised woman, under 35, for light farm work, no ee work. Carl Perry, Monroe, Rt. 3 Want at once 1 farm hand. white or colored, for wages, 2 R house. Pay ayerage price. If single will feed. Ridge Stroud, Swainsboro, Rt. 3. Went white woman to live with man and wife and do light farm work, no field work. Room, board, $4.00 month. State particulars of self. W. M. Thorn- ton, Jesup. Want young 1 man, trained and | exp. in milking and other dairy operations. Must have good ed- ucetion, single, and good rec- ommendations. Apply: Pierce Cobb, Norcross. c-o Neely Farm. Want young man with know]- edge of farming high school ed- ueation, secretarial exp., for. large farm and dairy. Write for particulars. Dermet Shemwell, Albany. Want middlezged man for farming, monthly basis. Must know something of car- pentering. etc. with reference as to sobriety. Mrs. C. N. Roun- tree, Statesboro, Rt. 1. Want woman with son old enough to plow, for farm work | lock after poultry, etc. Consider man and wife, no small chil- epee See. C. C. Van Pelt, Dora- work. Give white ref., and vz Le | ticulars about self. Rufus Me) Went wage hand, cence so- riman Lyons. ber. State wages expected in! f f me first letter. Eli C. Parks, Tifton. | ion bien ae board BEE, eS jeundry. Start Feb. ist or 10 Want good hand to plow hae 'L. C. Conley, Tifton, Rt. 6. 2 h. cultivator, and do any an d. 15 all work that comes to hand on Wonk good Ses ase be f [28 yrs. old, white or col., sobe a farm. Must be sober. Send re and honest, $15.00 mo. Begin $14.00 mo., and board. Jemes D. homes Miller Donalsonville, 7 Oaks Lene | Want family white or col... ant family Want man, 35-50, no bad hab- | ..m and do other work. Cor its, good health and worker for | A. D. Giles, Doug board and part of crop. Ref. eT Re 9. exch. if desired. Osie C. Morgan. : : Went 2 farm hands to work for wages. With not more than 2 small a prefer wit J. C, Collier, Barnes Went good farm hand for wages, married, not over 2 small ; if 1 children. Steady Ae Lester J. | ee only. Lott, Barnesville, Rt. 3 ze 2b. farm. Want all around plachemith. | Want man for * Can work on shares. Write or i. No. Monticello. Good bot /toms and some uplands. Halve ee ge or other basis agreed upon. . 25-40 yrs. old. good worker.|- Holloway. Monticello honest, sober, drive car and Want 2 men who can drive truck. for gen. farming and or- truck and trector, for farm cherd. $12.00 mo. roe and work, Also 4 wage hands laurry. Gocs hame, C. G. Oli- | farm work. Must have good ver, Barnesviile, Rt. 2. i=, K. Fowler, Athens, Rt. 2 MARKET BULLETIN _ ant good farmer to 2 h. crop res, near good scheol and R. house plenty wa- : well on back porch. A. A. rman, Buford. Rt. 1. good man and wife, no . or single man, to work small farm. Stock, feed; wood, pasture, house gar- on 41 Highway, 15 mi. No. 0. Harry Brocklesby. Want smali fermer, small iv, to tend 5 A. cotton 16 corn, All truck crop he can ke and sell. I furnish every~- and we go on halves. W. cGuist, Columbus, Rt. 2. t man with good family d vlow hands) to work ages, or part crop. No ims ned apply. Write. W. A. Haddock, Rt. 1. wnt good. tarmer, for good farm. good house, out-bldgs. e to school and churches 1% asboro; also a man to feed look after stock . Pay day labor. Alex H. Jonesboro RFD. it negro man with family 2 h. farm. Good land ey zdvanced for fertilizer food. 18 A. cotton, 6 A. pea- allotments. 50 - 50. basis. t be worker and control - family. L. J. Steed, Tal- mt responsible, 30-45 yr. ountry raised. unencum- | woman for good home,| tc., for light farm work ~ id work, Reasonable sal- s, R. A. Hull, Atlenta, iimer Bidg., Wa 1316, = ~2 colored farm wage is, $125.00 ne year and feed crop. T. S. Cunningham. ant farm help, white or col- day hands. Good Re ut board or 1. board and laundry, or give crop or pay 75c day. Ward. RFD 3. Richland. oman to. stay with and do light farm|. Lacy. no field work. Reasonable _ W. T. Gazaway, Rt. 1? ; healthy, reliable good wn for light farm work, - country raised) good rivate room, reasonable tate age and particu- . John Solomon, Jef- driver: for Caterpillar o pull terracer No. 2. If ienced apply H. C. Jack- 1 Bowdon. = Vant man or boy sober and o help on farm for small board and laundry. Year ob to right party. C. A. 1, Dahlonega. ant middle aged white wo- stay with elderly cou- 2nd do light farm work, home and reasonable sal- Mrs. S. L. Towe, Rt. 2, rsville. Nant at once woman to do ht farm work, no field work, eek and board. No child- rs. Vessie Bailey, 478 St; Rockmart. |. < iC e country raised girl yoman, not over 40 years, ight farm work, no field Board and small salary. Erb. 1650 Beecher St., ant good farmer for good 1 - crop, standing rent or 3rd 4ths. good house and other ings, 7 miles from Marietta od school, A. W. Ledbet- 3, Marietta. DS white or colored woman ight farm work. Small |. No field work. Must be . Christian and willing to R.A. Frost, 354 5. Thomaston. ant good farm hand to work rages. No drinking allow- cks. Rt. 1, Adel. n for general farm ge and able worker. d board or in- crops. Write or at 11 miles SE Val- on Hickory Grove Rd. ghway No. 41; 5 mi So. Sety FARM HELP WANTED | Good 2 horse crop on halves or thirds and fourths. Good land well located 1 mile north of Noonday Creek, between Ma- 'rietta and Woodstock on high- Sotcred insu and wite ta (way. Electricity. Apply Mrs. R. m plece and do year round ; . L. Hayes, College | E. Fowler, Rt. 2, Marietta. (Owner lives on farm). Want good man for wages or on shares. Would consider man and wife; no children. Must be sober. D. W. Davis, Rt. 1, Carl- ton. _ Want good colored boy or wo- man who can milk. Good home, and salary. C. C. Clark, Stock- bridge. 5 Want middle aged white wo- man for farm work, no field work, 1 cow to milk $2.00 week, room and board. T. E., Kemp. Rt. 1, Lyons. Want small family to take part crop and part wages, not too far from here. Prefer col- ored family. No drunkards. or loafers please. J. E. Perkins, Rt. 2, Fort Valley. Want a man with small fami- ly. to work a small one-horse farm for wages, and work tur- pentine boxes on 50-50 basis. Apply at once. Z. L. Strange, Collegeboro. | Want two or three large fam- ilies for wages on farm, steady work 5 1-2 days every week at 75c day. P. Kendrick, Rt. 2, Athens. : Want good wage hand 18 to 30, sober honest, healthy, with | fair. education. Willing to work. $12.50 a month, room and board. Write first. Leon W. Seago, Pinehurst. es: Want Berry School High Graduate experienced in dairy and farm work. W. C. Smith, Riverdale. Want good man for general farm work $12.00 month, room and board. T. W. Kemp, Rt. 1, Lyons. Want man with small family for wages, or single man for wages to cultivate one mule crop. W. L. Dixon, RFD 1, Quit- man. Sane _ Want young white boy to live in home ,help on farm for part salary and some crop of his own. Must be sober and have no bad habits. See me if interested. W. I, Bruce, Rt. 1, Dixie. Want good white family to take good 1 horse crop 50-50. and work extra by day when not in crop; -also have a good erop on thirds and fourths or standing rent, on school bus and | mail route. See Mrs. Storer, Rt. 4, Douglasville. ' Want good farm hand no.bad habits to. work 1 horse crop at once. $12.00 month, board and Jlaundry. Mr. E. L. Cooper, Rt. 1, Arnoldsville. Want settled man with good habits to live as one of family and work on farm. No drinker. ae home. J. C. Scruggs, Har- em. t Want man to do light garden- ing and. nursery work. J. L. Hoffman, Forsyth. Want a reliable and honest colored girl or woman to do light farm work, no field work, good home and salary. Would like references. At once. Mrs. Brady Skelton, E. 7th Ave. Dawson. Ee Want 1 horse farmer on 50-. 50 basis, furnish work from now until farming time, 5 acre cot- ton allotment; also want relia- ble girl to live in home and help with light farm work. Mrs. J. O. Lunsford, Rt. 1,: ) Talking Rock. : = Want reliable woman who can milk and see after chickens. Reasonable salary. Mrs. W. H. Lawrence, Rt. 5, Box 169, Ma- con. Want good man to work for general farm work. Reasonable wage with board and laundry. No whisky drinker N. M. Griz- zle, Rt. 4, Dahlonega. Want single man to work 1000 turpentine trees and balance of time farm work. Room board and $12.50 a month. C. P. Bush, Rt. 2, Wray. Want family to work 2 horse crop, good land, 50-50 _ basis. Near church and school. 19A cotton allotment, plenty = of wood, 3 room house and will work 1 boy for wages to help milk and look after 20 cows. Will furnish part supplies and fertilizer. E. C, ORear, Union Point. Want colored wage hand, rea- sonable wages and home or share cropper, good house and - Near schools. Write C. - 289 Pine St., At- FARM HELP WANTED ? Want white or colored tenant. for good one or two horse farm. standing rent or thirds and fourths. Splndid land, good houses. C. R. Morris, Rt. 3 Newnan. Want white woman for light farm work. $10.00 month and good home for willing worker. Modern conveniences and pri- vate room. If you smoke dont. apply. Mrs. M. O. Blackburn; RFD 1, Savannah. Want man to farm on 50-50 basis or good man for wages. $5.00 a week. Jesse Corley, Rt. | 1, Martinez. Want young woman or girl to stay as one of family and do light farm work small salary. Also a family with 2 or 3 wage hands. Good home. Will answer all letters, I. A. Howell, Hay- low, PO Box 38. 4 : Want white woman for light farm work, no field work, room and board and $8.00 month. Must be clean, healthy and hon- est. Write Mrs. E. G. Echols, 282 Parkway. Drive, NE, Atlanta or phone Main 5998. j Want experienced young white man for driving and handling Allis-Chalmers, W. C. Tractor, J. Deere 4 disc tiller Athens heavy duty bush and bag harrow. Write and give ref- erences, age, etc. Do not come until you hear from me. B. W. Bowman, Smyrna. tian woman for light farm. work. Able to milk cow and drive car. No field work: Room, board and weekly salary. Mrs. J. W. McNeely, Rt. 1, Kennesaw. Want .colored family to farm on 50-50 basis. Want girl to help me can; also two wage mands: Mrs. C. L. Smith, Baxley, Want experienced miller to operate water mill and do day labor on farm. Must have sev- eral workers in family. Good wages, Good house, garden and patches in addition to wages; Want colored couple for daily wages. man to work farm, wo- man to do light farm work. All must have good recommenda- tions. Charles W. Baldwin, Rt. 1, Suwanee. : Want a man 30 to 45 years of age to do farm work, one who does not drink. Good churches, school, neighbors. For further information write Mr. John Gooch, Suches, Ulaion Co. Want good Christian woman healthy, 50-60 yrs. old, for light farm work, no field work, Mark Mullins, Rt. 2, Cartersville. Want good middle-aged man or boy to run one horse farm and live in home as one of fam- ily. Write at once. Mr. C.-H. Thompson, RFD 5, Buena Vista. Want settled woman of good character to live as one of family and do light farm-work. Must be healthy and clean. Small salary. Mrs. Luke Sims, RFD 2 Powder Springs. ; Want 1 horse farmer on 50- 50 basis. Can furnish. Eight acres cotton. Bale per acre land. Four room house. Plenty out houses. Plenty land for grain. Near school and churches. Near Maxeys in Oglethorpe Co. Write G. C. Marable, 1629 Marietta Road, Atlanta. Want sharecropper who can furnish self. to tend 11 acres of cotton and a feed crop, or wage hand for reasonable wages and. live in house with me. Prefer middle-aged. man, Near good churches and high. school. D. A. Hickox, Rt. 1, Glenwood. Good, nice, clean and unen- cumbered white woman around 40 or 45 years old for light farm work, no field work. Good home for right party. Mrs. Gertrude Palmer Rt. 1, Vidalia. Want a middle-aged settled unencumbered. woman to do light farm work, no field work. Small salary and board. Mrs. B. W. Gibson, 1045 North Ave. NE, Atlanta, Wail 6356. Want a man or boy to work for $12.00 a month, board and laundry. Will pay transporta- 1, Rochelle. Want good reliable farmer for good 1 horse crop on halves. good land, 4 room house, good well of water, near church and - | ties of cotton used in the one- ment. Several acres good bottom | i Jand. A. A. Bowman. Rt. 1, Bu- | school. Have 10A cotton allot- ford. 2 Want good wage hand who knows how to plow and does not drink. Not subject to call for army training in 1941. Will pay what you are worth or give part -of crop to right m: Ss. Camp Want unencumbered Chris-| tion. Write Lewis T. Green, Rt. | FARM HELP WANTED Want unencumbered colored woman for light farm work. No field work or milking. Home and small salary. Mr. J. F. Peeples, Smyrna. : : Want man-and wife to live in house with owner. farm on shar- es or wages and wife light work for small salary. Jesse Wilson, Shady Dale. Want nice, clean, industrious country raised woman, 30 and 40. to live with man and wife and help do light farm work. No field work. $2.00 week and board. Write. Mrs..Geo. Orr, Rt. 2, Acworth. oe Want orphan or unencumber- ed woman to live as one of fam- ily and small salary. Must be honest and industrious. Do light farm work. J. M. Kilgore, Rt. 3, Winder. x Want white single man, 35 and 55 healthy and able to plow a crop, to live as one of family, $13.00 month, board and laun- dry. Must be sober and clean with no bad habits. Lee Joyner. Hinesville. ~ Want country raised woman around 30 years for light farm work, no field work, small fam- ily, honest Room, board and salary. A. C. Perry, Monroe. & how to farm. $12.00 month and A. B. Taylor, Rt. 1, Rochelle. Want white woman, 20-45, for light farm work, good. Chris- tian. Home and small salary. Mrs. Dixie Walker, 905 Pulliam St., SW, Atlanta, Ja. 1330. _ eountry people. | Want farm hand who knows. board. Solid time. No drunkard. | Wednesday, February S FARM HELP WANTE!I Want good Christian man can furnish own stock and and. run himself for 1. farm. Have 8A cotton allotme about same in peanuts. W; farm program kept up. Sn family can live in house with jor use 2 room tenant house, Jennie Reid, Rt. 1, Bx 85 Plain - Want boy or man to work wages on farm the year arou White or colored. Write. 1 Weaver Rt. 2, Canon. . Want white man 35 and years, no .bad habits, g worker, to farm for me for h of crop or land to make you want for yourself. Boa OC. C. Mergan, Guyton. Want one 2 horse farmer halves. J. O. Stuckey, Rhine Want refined Christian man or girl for light farm wi no field work. Private roo board, $2.00 a week. Mrs. Hi bert Adkins Rt. 3, Vienn Want hand to do general fa work, Reasonable salary, be and laundry. No drunk: John R. Brown, RFD 3, 10m north of Canton. : #55 Want a man _ interested farming and milling on shar Will furnish stock and too must have own truck. Max Z gar, Pittsburg (Durham Wa er Co.) Gy ae es Want settled man and wife no children, to live in with me and to board me, an to tend half horse crop, can raise chickens and m some money with them, W. Kelly, Rt. 2, Powder Springs. Cotton Farmers Add $3,568.230 Georgia cotton farmers re- ceived an additional income of $3,568,230 in 1940 through price premiums obtained from _ lint produced by planting one-varie- ty improved seed, the Agricul- tural Extension Service reported this week from Athens. Reports from Georgia counties showed that farmers who were members of one-variety cotton communities received $2,568,230 in. extra profits, while growers outside one-variety communities realized an extra income of $1,- 000,000 through use of the same improved seed. Average prm- ums received for the quality lint by single-variety farmers was 52 points. Growers of one-variety cotton produced 54 pounds of lint more than the average per-acre yield for. other vaieties, making a to- tal extra profit in the premiums received and in the increased yield of $6.65 per acre. One-va- riety farmers grew 294 pounds of lint per acre, compared to the state farm average of 251 POUNGSs 4 saci FE. C. Westbrook, Extension cotton specialist, reports that there were 195 active one-varie- ty: communities in 85 counties Jast year. He says there are 54 new one-variety groups, 33 in south Georgia and 21 in the northern portion i Single - variety organizations have a membership of 29,421 farmers who planted 386,600 acres in the adopted varieties and produced 227,118 bales. - Of the one-variety communi- past season to receive free class- ing of cotton from the Agricul- tural Marketing Service. Mr. Westbrook pointed out that this service gave these farmers an opportunity to have their cotton classed as to grade and staple, so as to enable them to sell their lint at best advantage and also serve as a check on quali- ty of ginning. The coton specialist asserts that the one-variety program has been responsible for a big improvement in the quality of cotton produced htroughout the state. Last year, 82 percent of Georgias cotton crop had staple fifteen-sixteenth inch and long- er, compared with only 22 per- ' cent in 1931. Likewise, over 51 percent of the 1940 crop had a staple of one inch and longer, in comparison with a little over 4 percent nine years ago. Varie- variety program possess a staple length of one inch to one and one-sixteenth inches. _ - Cotton manufacturers who have used the one-variety. cot- ton are well pleased with its spinning value. The manufac- turers assert that they desire to trace cotton of best and quality, because it of the state.) ties, 129 were approved this enables them to produce best quality products. Georgia cotton. growers chased more than 82,000 bu: of breeder seed of approv ieties last year, and abou year from the breeder, | 000 bushels of pure see same varieties. Approxi 1,000,000 bushels, or 51 | of all seed planted, were t ed with ceresan to control ease and increase yield. Westbrook said that farm used more than 1,500,000 pound of calcium arsenate with whi to fight the boll weevil. Cott A substantial increase 11 number of one-variety improvement groups is exp in 1941. Indications point t purchase of a larger quanti pure seed for this year ings, and, even though is in a -tough spot fro standpoint of available farmers are looking to b profits from one-variety co in 1941, according to the Ex sion cotton specialist. The one-variety cott provement program is a erative project of the Agr tural Extension Service, th S. Bureau of Plant Industry the Georgia Experimen tion. Qne-variety proj under direct supervision county agricultur3l1 Exte agents. 52 a 4-H CLUB CARNI College 4-H club m the University of Georgi hold their annual 4-H : on the Agricultural | campus in Athens, Febr Several hundred studen take in the event. Vari musement features. selecti: a king and queen, and attractions are schedule proceeds will go intoa for worthy 4-H member. need money to attend th versity of Georgia. Accor Dorothy Wicker, of presilent of the Co Club, and Jabie Norr ans, chairman of the c: plans are being made to this event the biggest an successful in history. Thi marks their. sixth annual val. : COUNTY AGENT 0 Byron Dyer, county a; Bulloch county, has been a member of the Natio Club Committeea co designed to find ways proving the 4-H clut United States and to re strong. and weak point club programs as the tied on by various nts. Mr. Dyer has beer sent with. adi Statesb