Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 March 12

Peron tinned
or LINDER



AGRICULTURE
COM MISSIONER |









Fatactes, endorsing ic sue epeation a urging that
ething be done to bring about a reduction in land
ank mortgages.

As everyone knows, the Federal Land Banks are un-

der control of Congress and I feel sure that the Congress-
en and Senators, especially from agricultural sections,
Lbe glad to give attention to this matter.
Surely there is no matter which would more effe-
ely add to a defense prog ram than making people safe
on he land which they till.
The very bed-rock of defense is the morale of the
yple. The cornerstone of morale and patriotism is for
dle to have something to fight for. The invincibility of
ie United States in the past has been due to the millions
f patriotic citizens who lived on their own land: People
o felt that this was their country; people who felt that
defending America they were defending their own
earthstones.





: Basports received at this office show following average prices paid
for No. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction Markets named:

February 27 Americus _|. Cwr
meotuary 21/-~ Bainbridge. 2 SG CWT
February 28 Metter 5 Lt CWwrt

March 4 Arlington : ; CWwr =

March 4 Macon A. CWT

Pebruary 27 Americus. 9,005 9.30 CWT
February 27 Bainbridge i CWT
March 4 Macon _. -.50-10.00 CWT







MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

March 7, 1941. Always Subject to Variation.

Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB. Points Mentioned)



= Eggs. Large, Dox.
_ Eggs, Medium, Doz.

This is the kind of people that the eee Robert Bu
had. in mind when he penned those immortal lines, :

Lives there a man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
This is my own, my native land.

Imagine a farmer struggling along today with |
indebledness that he eannot hope to pay. He is just. sti u
eling along trying to hold the farm asa home for his f
ily as long as he can. There is no incentive to repair
house, or build the terraces, clean out the ditches, or pt
up a fence. Somehow the sun doesnt shine as brightly
as it used to. Somehow he doesnt have the ambition to

try to build a home in the hope that it will be the hom

of his children and grandchildren . He feels like a tri
erthat he is just stopping for a time. He is just wa
ing for the time to come when he has to say goodby
the fields and the woods and the home where he has
spent his best years and has to set out to find anol he
place to go. .

Take this same man tomorrow with his debt reduce
to an amount that he can reasonably hope to pay.
stantly he feels that once again he is a part of the cou
try and that a part of the country belongs to him.
pride of ownership, the fire of patriotism, and the :
of living come back to him and once again he is ready to
plan for the future. Once again he is ready to till >
the plow and defend with his rifle the land that he

The amount of money involved in a reduction

land bank mortgags to a parity basis would not be la xe

compared with ee sums that are being a
every day. ae

On the last page of the bulletin we are reprod
excerps from several letters that I-have received reg
ing the necessity for a reduction inland bank mortga
IT have hundreds of letters of the same character from
every section of the state.

TOM LINDER,
Commissioner of. Agricult r

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Atlanta =e INDEX

Flowers aaa Seed for Sale



Flowers and Seed Wanted



Eggs, Small, Doz.
Hens, Col. 4 1-2 lbs. up,





Hens, Eeshorn, Lb

Seed for Sale -
Cottonseed for Sale



: Roosters, so

Cotton and Seed for Sale as



- Stags, Lb.



Corn and Seed Corn for Sale





s friers, - Lb.
Ducks, Lb.

Plants for Sale
Beans and Peas for Sale =.= aes

;,



Grain-and Hay for sale ie



Geese, Lb.
Turkeys, Lb.

Fresh and Cured Meat for Sale =e



Butter: (or Sales 2 eS es as



Tobacco for Sale





Country Butter, best table, Lb...
Pield Peas, mixed, Bu... -



Peanuts and Pecans for Sale se
Potatoes and Vegetables for Sale
Eggs for Sale

nH a





Field Peas, not mixed, Bu. __.











Cabbage, Green, per 100 Lbs. .
Cabbage, White, per 100 Lbs



Pecan and Other Fruit Trees for Sale 6 4

<Cattlestor Sale oe ee :
' Hogs for Sale Seige

Sheep and Goats for Sale | fee tees

Horses and Mules for Sale | eee a
SSS Poultry:for: Sales =e
Poultry Wanted



-Peavine Hay, No.1, Ton__.



Farm Help Wanted |
Positions W arted 5 eS
Tetters to Tom Linder

__.15.00-16.00
12.00-12.50













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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



following flower notices
received pricr to February
fd were held
ch 5th issue because of lack
ee, Flower notices receiv=
ee Feb. 25th will not be
hed at this time.

eral colors ifis
5, yellow, blue, white, pur-
25e doz. $1.75 C; dbl, and
: range dey lilies, daffodils,
earl white r
nters), 80c C, $6.00 M: Mrs.
ma Clayton, Roy.
k spoon chrysanthemums
d Suzanne Miller (yellow an-
none flowered) r
ums all, 50 doz. Mrs. David
_ Jones, Arlington,



Chinse elms 24 to 36 in, 4 for
50c, 10 for $1.00; 36=42 in. 3 for
50c, 10 rooted for $1.40; privet
hedge seedlings well rooted 50c
C4=6 in. tall, All
Ga. T. E. Eason, 1366 E
Ave, SW, Atlanta Ra 8982.

Mixed blooming size gladiolus
bulbs $1.00 C. Mrs. H. P. Stokes,
141 Pearl St., S. E., Atlanta.

Long leaf slash and spruce
pine 1 ft. and upwards $:
FOB. H. C. Martin RFD Box
109, White Oak,

Orange azalas 18 in. to 2 ft.
tall 20c each; holly bushes 12-
18 in. 25c each. Mrs. E. S. Reyn-.
olds, Morganton,

Sweet shrubs, w
erabapple, hollies, Mtn, laurel,
rhodedendrons, white dogwood
red maple. tulip poplar, red dog-
wood, pink, yellow and red aza-
leas $1.25 doz. postpaid. All 3 ft.
high. Orvin Land, Rt. 1, Mor-

over from

ostpaid in












chrysanthe-

white pine>



d_erape myrtle Cape Jas-
Flowering almond, honey-
Je, privet hedge. All plants
f disease, well rooted 20c
for $1.00 postpaid.
Onie Lou Fordham, Tooms.




Perennials, pink phlox blue
salvia, blu and pink Michael-
mas dais es, Shasta daisies 35c
doz,; 4 kinds spirea, pink flow-
ering almond, wisteria, jasmine.
forsythia 25c each 5 for $1.00:
dahlias $1.25 and $1.50 doz. Mrs.
H. A. Everson, Rt. A Cordele,

Boxwood 1 ft. high $1.00 each,
2 ft. $2.00, 2.1-2 ft. $2.50; jon+
quils 25c doz.; dahlias 50 doz.
different colors; burning bush
seed, good supply for 15; brid-
al wreath, gldenbells,
pinks 25 doz, PP. J, Bb, Chas-
tain, Rt. 1, Palmetto,

100 lbs. guaranteed 1940 crop
Ga. slash pine seed $1.00 lb;
cons were gathered from new
growth, field grown, virgin tim-
ber hung for turpentine in 1940,
Preston Stamps Plainfield.

Physostgia 25c doz., 50c for
30 plants $1.00 C, $8.00 M. 5c
postage with each order. Clarice
Guillebeau, RFD 2, Lincolnton,
_ Cuttings of boxwoed, abelia,
double altheas
trum Lucidum, Persian lilac,
forsythia, weigelias, pussy wil-
low, philadelphus Deutzia 25c
doz. Rooted boxwood cuttings
25c up, Mrs. E. J. Gooch, Eaton-

powdrops 25 doz. chrysan-
ums, varisgated 50c doz.
ple lilae 10c each; asstd. col-
ads 25 doz, arborvita 12_.
2 year old 40c ach, al
lrosted postpaid. Ne checks.
Bill Phi!!'ps, Rt. 2, Bowdon.

2 large well rooted Cape Jas-

ne at my house; erape myrtle
lant at my house. Have-a
these. If interested drop
d when you will.come.
izzie Cheatham, Rt. }.

Fine cannas fiureley white,
Portland pink, Hungarian
$3.00 C; Kihg Humbert
low, Prsident red, Armenia
ted $2.00 C; mixed chry=
ms $1.00 C. Mrs. J. R.

Japonicas 1 yr. old, 25c
nice rooted
nrooted Japanese honey-
les 5c each; well rooted per_
al pea plants pink 25 doz.
W.L. Jones, Rt. 2, Waco.

onquil, purple iris 20 doz.
anthemums
rape myrtles 1 yr. old,
ed spirea 10c each: peren-
pea plants pink 25c dozen.
.J.H Teal, Rt 2, Waco.

Lilaes, peachtree roses, Car

smine, golden bells 2 for 25c;
owballs hollyheck 3 for 50.
nquils, daffodils 15 doz, Add
ge. Mrs. Missouri Duvall,

spirea 10c














Yellow day lily, chrysanthe-
hysostegia
golden glow, iris 3 colorg 5c
doz.: evrlasting sweet pea 2 for
10, yellow cofreopsis 3 for 10c;
white peonies 25c each. Add
postage. Mrs. M. Highfield, Ris_
ing Farm.

Rooted snow garland, spirea,

10c doz:

d pink verbena, Sweet
mixed mums, physo-
emsia, phlox, all hardy

fuchsias, geraniums
rahngeas, blooming size 25
1, cuttings 10 each; flower-
bs 25c each. $1.00 orders
Mrs. Jack Waters Chats-

quince, altha 10c each; blue
buddleia, spring blooming roses
snowball 12 in, 20c doz.; large
blooming dahlias mixed colors
50 doz. Cash or M. O. only. Add
2 ee postage. Mrs. R. L. Pope, Grays-
santhemums, commercial

s 45c- doz, pompon but-
isy, anemones and cush-
mums 25 doz.; $1.00 C:
Giant of Calif. red. large
yall $1.25 doz. Jane Cowl
et Wilson 20c each, $1.25
palo oS Barry,

Azalas all colors, mixed col-
ors dogwood 3-5 ft. high, select.
ed, well rooted $1.00 doz. PP.
Coralberry,
ross, red maple tulip poplar,
Chrokee roses 3 ft. $1.00 doz.
W: G Reynolds, Morganton.

20 M gladioltis bulblets 10e C

. Others, Mrs

Dahlias-6 for 75e, $1.25 doz.
Cigaret,
Ellen Olympic, Sun-

peach, rose pink; Mxican stn-
flower seed free with 50c or-
Ga. No checks. Mrs. | C :
H, L Fields, Rt. 3, McDonough. | Wood Drive, Columbus,



ders. PP in





FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



Purple lilac golden bell, bri_
dal wreath, pink almond. flow-
ering quince $1.00 doz.; purple
iris 30c doz.; Jolis tear, winter
pinks 25c doz. Will exchg. Add
postage Mrs. Hoyt Tippins, Rt.
2, Talking Roek,

Rhododendrons,; laurels, aza-
las; dogwoods all Colors, Cher-
okee roses, Wild geraniums, red-
buds 3-4 ft. high, well rooted,
moss packed $1.00 doz. postpaid.
Frank Chastain, Morganton.

Old fashioned yellew roses
35c each; daffcdils, iris, ever-
gren ferns 25 doz, rhoddn=
drons 2 for 75; foxgloves Sha_
sta daisies 35c d6z., azaleas all
edlors 30c each, Bonnie Rush
Silver. Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Yellow, red and purple dah-
lias 50 d6z. Mrs. J. A. Wilson.
Martin.

Chrysanthemums, field grown
plants, 00d reots $1.25 doz, de-
livered=-Bob Pulling, large
cream inurvd pink Lustre,
Helen Frick pink, Rose Marie
pink, Pride of Tokio creamy
pink; Silver wedding white, but-
ton type small pink. Mrs. S. W.
Sloan, Auburn.

Larg prize winhing chrysan-
themumsmany Vvarietiesalse
pompons, button, daisy and
cushion types 30 doz. 4 doz.
$1.00 labeled; 6 doz. unlabeled
$1.00 postpaid. Mrs, H. G.
Woods, Rt. 3, Donalsonville.

2 different Cape

tanas
for 100
for 1 sack. Also
5c each. Mrs.
Buena Vista.

8 Hydrangea ushes,

Page, Bowman.

Rhododendron, minwsa, len-
cothoea, gaylax, laurl, azaleas,
: spruce.
white pine, Se * maples.

et moss pack-.
d. Gordon Hunhicutt, Tallulah

calico bush arbutus,
holly, others.

Falls ;

Extra large paper white dou-
ble and double yellow farcissi,
red spider lilies 35c doz.; double
Kos-
ter narcissi King Alfred daffo=
dils $1.00 M. Mrs. Cliff C. Dye,

yellow daffodils, Laurence

Rt 1, Middleton.

_ Watermelon red rape myr-
tles 2+3 ft. and wild tame white
dogwood 20c each delivered in
iets of 5, Mrs. Tom Eryan, Rt.

1. -Turin.,

Utarooted dahlia slips-mina-
ture red, purple, waterlily type
pink ball type, 3 different yele
lows, lavendar, purple and white
variegated 15c doz. 2 dozen 25c;

glow, daisy yellow mums

' poosa.

Bachelor button sed_ white,
pink and red 15 cupful; Ralston
apple tres 5c each: walnut trees

10 each; exch. for peanuts
Mrs, Rosie Staver, Pisgah,

Yellow and red lilies 5 for
15; golden bell, 15c each; oak
hydrangeas, single red and dou-
ble blue altheas larg size. All
sweet
violets 5 for 10c, Add postage.
T Jons, Rt, 1, McIn-

well rooted 15c each:

Mrs. J.
tyre.

Lavendar and pink crape
myrties and English dogwood.
2-3 ft. high. Lots ef 1025e
each, 100 for $15.00; Mimosas
2-3 ft, lois of 10 for 40c each,
100 for $25.00. C. R. Morgan,

Americus.

Anthony W., red spirea, crape
myrtle 10c each; purple lilac
20c each; sweet purple violets
10c doz.; lemon Hlies 25c doz.;
Siberian iris 80c C; goose plum
trees 3 for 25, 7 for 50: All 50c

orders postpaid. Mrs. R. P.
Steinheimr, Brooks,

Purple lilac pink almond,
nica, bridal wreath,
golden bell 10 ach: purple iris,
March flowers, winter pinks 25
doz. Add postage, Miss Madge

yellow Ja

Cochra

Rt. 2, Talking Rock.
_ Whit

Bremn.

Giant bamboo plants 6 for
$1.00 FOB. D. C. Paris, Dallas.
Privet hedge 2=4 ft. high. Sell
or exchange for abelia, camel-
lias, arborvitaes, forysthia, red
pyracantha. Mrs. A, E. Biggers,

Rebecca.

~ Double orange hemerocallis
lily bulbs 50 doz.; yellow can-
nas, clematis vines 10c each;
Mrs,
Brown 1321 Wild

Shasta daisies' 75c doz.
Charles I.

Jasmine
$5.00 each Come for .hem; be-
gonias, ferns, graniums, stl-
justicia 10c each; xch. |
lb. cap sacks; 1 cutting

ant seeks at
Laz Wiggins,

well
rooted 25 each. Add pestage or
-exch, for gladiolus. Miss Bertie

ady of Lake 15c doz. postpaid.
Mrs. Lois Newman, Rt. 2, Talla=

narcissi, jonquils 85c
C; purple lilacs, Star Jasmine
vines 2 for 25; butter and eggs
$1.00 C; orange day Easter lilies
with blue blooms 75c C. Add
postage. -Efferine Mosley Rt. 2,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE





red, white and purple 2 for 25e,
Mrs. S. E. Jones Rt. 2, Fair=
burn.

Wll rooted cuttings abelia,
boxwo6od) 50c doz, $4.00 C;
euonymus (round waxy leaf
small plants Cape Jasmine,
Grand Duke Jasmine, Berck-
mans goldn arborvitae 25c
each. 50c orders postpaid. Mrs.
Jennie DeLeach, Rt. 1. Box 60,
Townsend. :

Yellow narcissi 65 C; white
April 50c C; white peonies 20c
each; flowering almond

8e package. No ofdrs fillea ter

Sullivan, Rt. 2 Marietta.

cah use. Lillie Ma Bradley, Rt.
3, Ellijay. i

Mrs. A.
Ridge.

Eunice Carden, Rt. 2 Bremn.

5 ft. 25 each; Mrs. E. R. Cog
gins, Covington,

lilies $1.00 doz.;

6, Gainesville.

Snewballs, bexwoods, well
rooted 25 each: dahlias Jersy
Beauty, orange yellow 50 doz.:
white, yllow.
red, lemon verbena 25 doz.:
and
hardy phlox 15 doz. Add pst-
age. Curtis Wright, Rt, 1, Bu-.

pempon mums,

mixed colors larkspurs

chanan.
Pink running foses,
i5e each: purple

Rt, 1..Cumming:

Magnolia. tea olive, red and

pink crape myrtle, dogwood

umbrella china, evergreen oak,
wild Jasmine, red maple, long
straw pines 1 ft, 10c, 3 ft, 20c.
4 ff. 25c, Mose packed. Exch, for
white feed sacks. Mrs. Nellie

Pitts. Rt, 1 Dublin.

and white spireas,

Mamie Lewis. Toomsboro.

Henson, Rt. 1, Fairmount.

4 colors verbena, red deep
pink, white ye, solid pink and
a beautiful bright purple; red
erape myrtle, abelia, white hon-
few
small Jasmine, buddleia, Sell or
exch, for what have you. Mrs.

eysuckle Calif. privet,

F.M. Neal, Rt. 3, Atlanta.

Mrs J. 1, Giddings. Glenwood.

Old time grass pinks, rose and
lavendar 25c a bunch; yellow
and red fall pinks; blue flags,
50e doz. bunches: jonquils, white
narcissi $1.00 C; wild ferns $2.00

CYrump: Rt. I,

Co. Mis. CE
Hartwell

Roses, well reoted-Van Fleet,
Lady Hillingdon, red Letter
Prairie
Queen 25c each: 5 for $1.00:
sweet scented blue violets 30
doz. Mrs. V. T, Chamblee, Rt.

Day. Pauls Scarlet,

2 Box 53, Cumming.

Mtn
white dogwood,
white pines,

spruce

;



ter Rt, 2, Bilijay.



Double althea cutings pink, |

10
each: large double marigold seed

less than 50c, Add postage. Ethel

Spruce afid white pines 70c
doz.; daffodils, Mtn. ferns 15
dozen: garlic bulbs 10c dozen.
Add postage. Exch, for anything

white dogwoods,

Rhododendrons, laurels. all
colors azaleas, dogwoods crab-
apple, redbuds( Cherokee roses,
holly, spruce and white pine,
red maple 3 and 4 ft. $1.00 doz.
Well rooted, Shasta daisies, per-
ennial phlo $1.00-C. Postpaid.
L. Hemphill, Blue

Star Bethlehem 10 doz.; Aug.
ust lily, Star circle 25 cutting.
jonquils 50c C; Add postage.

Yellowbelis and Star Jasmine
3 for 25; brides wreath, 4 for
25c{ wisteria 10 ft. well rooted,
woods vine, 5 ft., yellow bells,

25 doz.; Exch, for tulip

Canna lilies, blue and white
snowball box-
woods, golden bells, dark red
roses, running kind, rooted 15c
each. Mrs. Hubert F. Turner, Rt.

yellow
Easter rose y110Ww Jasmine.
blooming pear, bridal wreath.
Easter iris,
white narcissi 25 doz. $1.00 C;
blue hyacinths 30 doz., pink
hibiscus 20 each. Mattie Duran.

Ray, Daniel Springs, U

Magnolias, hollies, tea olive,
degwood, Beauty bush, sweet
shrub, butterfly bush, box-
woods everblooming roses, pink
snowballs,
ginger lilies, cedars, Eunoynous
10c each Exch. for sacks. Mrs.
er, Rt. 2, Ellijay. oe

3 yr. dwarf boxwood $14.00).
C; 300 nandinas 2 in. $4.25:
blakberry lily, Cherokee roses
50c doz., $3.50 C; cherry lau-
rels $1.00 C, Mrs. J. L. Rodgers,

| Greenville,

10 small well rooted box-
woods ' $5.25 or 75c ea; Boston
ivy 6 bunchs $1.00; 4 otton-
woods $1.00 each. Mrs. J. A.

Prize winning gladicla, Dana
and Picardy, 25c doz.; fine mix-
ed varieties 15 doz.; pink violet
Rosina 10 each. Add postage.

Mrs. Jack Cagle,

laurels. rhodedendrens,
and
pink erabapple,
sweet shrubs 75e doz.; pink, red
and white hibiscus 15c each; all
eolers blooming size azaleas 45c
doz.: dbl. yellow Japonicas 20
each. Add postage, Mrs. Lee El-





Purple iris, white narissi,
ange day lilies, jonquils 75
mixed Colors azaleas, 40 doz
pink, white altheas, double pin
almond, goldenbell, purpe wis
teria white spifea 10c ea
for 25c. Add postage, Miss A
rey James, Rt. 3, Elijay.

Purple lilac, red and wi
spirea, snowball, pink weig
altheas 20c each; boxwoo
14 in, 25 each; all colors bloom
in size azaleas 45c doz.: rhod
dendrons, laurels, white
spruce pines 75 doz. L. M. By
afis, Rt. 4, Ellijay. ae

Boxwood 12-15 ih. high
each; all cGolrs blooming
azaleas 45 doz.; dbl. yelow J.
onicas; yellow Jasmine pp:
almond, purple lilac, 20c
rhoddendrons, white pi
swet shr
75c doz. Add postage.
Shepard. Rt. 4, Ellijay,

Fine variety Shasta dai,
50c doz.; a few Pearl bu:
(Exochorda Grandifloa)
50c each all postage paid, M
ed, large size glad bulbs
doz. postage paid. Mrs. H. /
Williamson. ae

Sweet yellow Jasmine
terfly bush, Christmas h
suckle 3 for 50c, 8 for |
creeping Juniper 10c each $
doz. Postpaid in Ga, No or
less than 50c. Mrs. Z. Li Se
Concord. <0

One Atiguat lily tub size
giant blue iris 20 doz.; Ros
Sharon 10c each: Jacobs lad





















































donna or Amaryllis. Mrs. ;
W. Hill, Rt. 1, Maysville.










years Old, $10.00 each
clumps bamboo $1.50 each.
la Hobson, Jasper. ;

Rhododendrons, Mtr. lau
redbud, tulip poplar, pink Ch
okee rose, pink, red and ye
doswood e6ralberry, nv
white pine, azalas 4 co
rootd 34 ft. $1.00 doz. 6
paid, Miss Edna Wilson,
ganton.

Hastings Pompon zinnias
eupful, Exeh. for anything
use. Mrs. Charlie Johnson,
1, Loganville. ce

Old fashiond bronze ch
santhemums, medium _
Blooms before frost. Mrs,

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Point. 22
Double blue and pink h
cinths 6 ach. 60 doz.: Sil
blue hyacinths, 4c each; 40
Mrs. Ben Jo Roberson, Ri
LaFayette. S

Wild dogwood, Englis
wood, white spirea 10
$1.00 doz. PP, Well rooted.
ey Teague, Rt. 2, Wace,

Pink seven sisters roses,
each $1.00 doz.; j
doz. in | :
Brown, Rt 2, Waco.

Golden glow lemon
sweet Williams, hardy phlox
doz.; spruce and white pp:
holly bushs, Mtn. ivy 50 6
Add postage. Mrs, Jy Gi

















































Red and white dogwood
and yellow azaleas, pussy
lows, red maples trabap
sweet shrubs, Min. latirels, 1
dodendrons, white and
pines $1.25 doz.; purple lili
each; @vergreen galax, ar
30c doz. Exch. for sack
Belle Barnes, Mineral Bluf

White bridal wreath ro
$1.25 dz.; yellow Humbert |
nas, orange day lilies 20c
long trumpet daffodils $1.
purple lilaes, sweet shrubs
75c. Mrs. Alice Harrison,
men. Ws oS ;

Red and yellow Japonic
hibiseus, purple lilac, large
egated hrysanthensy
primroses 15 each;
azaleas 50 doz., small box
well rooted 25c each:
golden bells 10c each, Add
age. Mrs Leastie Smi

lijay.

Purple lilac 10c @ach;
type chrysanthemums, re
yellow and variegated 50c
jonquils, daffodils 25 C.
with all orders ee po

t. 3, Ca





























































































Monarda Didyma Camk
searlet 10 each; pink thri
C; white iris lilies, pink ver
50c doz.; orange day lili
C; brilliant rd petunias
doz. Many. varieties shrub
Sell cheap. Write. Cash pr
red, plus etree. Mrs.

LL. -Perry: Statham.

Red and white dogwoo
buds, 3 colors azaleas ay
dendrons. leopard lilies, re
pink maples, Mtn, laur
cherry, blooming loc
daisies 75 doz. plus
Mrs. J. F. Satterfiel















































,OWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE :



drone, white narcissi,
is $1.00C; brown aster
hite with yellow eenter
chrysanthemums 40c doz.;
en bell, lilac 25c each; yel-
- bler rose cuttings not
25e doz Mrs. W.
Rt. 1, Fairmount.

Sweet Williams 25 doz.; Dix-
Ce marigold 10 pack;
12 f June cactus 25c buneh.

teed - W. Stan-

uilac ae 5 years old,
.00 each; English degwood 25e
1 4 Dwart boxwoods, 50
5 old, $25.00; all colors iris
doz. oe shrubbery. At

olden chain 25c each; ever-
n oxwocd and Mtn, laurel,

zen; ivy and bird-
each: peach rose 10c
ellow March flowers 35
postage. Velvey Hens-

Rt. 3, Ellijay. |
1, laurels, rhododendrons,
ee a azeleas,

Mtn. laurel, rhedoden-

= spruce and white pines,
pple, mixed cglors azaleas.
: tt

rooted, damp packed
0 doz.; galax. Shasta daisies,
wd ops $1.00 C. Lucile Dick.
SB , Blue Ridge.

Sater grass, honeysuckle
2 MN. re bushes,

Red and pink verbena, sweet
illiams Golden glow, pink,
low and white Fall pinks 30c
foxglove,. butter and egg

s 25 doz.; blue fall daisies
oz.; red blooming honey-

1 vine 10e eaeh, 3 fer 25.

. C. Hester, Rt. 1, Dah-

Blue ad white violets 30c C:
How and white nareissus 15
; red and white spirea,
pew li, bridal wreath, roses,
as well rooted 3 of each
. Add postage. Myrtle. Vick,

Rt. 3, Ellijay. -

White and blue violets 24
25c; yellow jonquils same
i dahlias several different
; all double 40c doz.; pink
lox 25c doz.; purple toxglove,
for 25e; golden glow 6 for
c. Add postage. Mary Grindle,
1, Dahlonega.

_ Daffodils, iris, hardy phlox,
verbena foxgleve 20 doz.;. al-
heas, erepe myrtle, azaleas,
dogwood, eedars, pink almond,
lap. quince, spirea, 3 for 25e.
. Oscar Silver Talking Rock.
ap. iris, yellow jonquils,
hite narcissus, yellow eannas,
owdrops $1.00 C; white and
yellow mums, bronze mums 75
: Reding lemon verbena; pur-
le, pink verbena 24 doz, Mar-
Womack Rt. 2, Bremen.
Blue grape hyacinths 50c C
or 500 for $2.00. Mrs. J. M.
B Rt. 1, Hartwell.
jonqlils, narcissi
. W. Wiehe, Rt. 3,

ipso iidela hollyhocks,

siked colors, small size 25c dez.

large size 50 dozen. Mys. H. S.
oung Fairmount.

Hardy phiox, thrift- Humbert

nnas, June day lilies, iris,

ms 30e C; purple Hlae 15

h. Hibiscus 4 for 25e. Mrs.
Nora Nix, Rt. 2, Alto.

: Redbuds, red dog woods erab
, red maples, white dog-

r, pussy wil-

rea

drons, Mtn. laurels, 3 ft. high.
Well rooted, moss packed $1.25
oe PP. &. G. Pickelsimer, RFD
1, Morganten.
White flowering dogwood,
wering lecust, berried holly
$1.00; Magnolia, cedar, sweet
ay, crepe myrtle 50c each: gum
bush 75c each. Sizes range from

2 te 5 ft. each, W. H. McMillan, |

Rt, L, Ochlochnee.

- Double and single orange lilies
doz.; Star Bethelehem 10c
doz.; white and yellow narcis-
Us. 60c. C? pink and white wei-
selias, pink spirea, purple lilac
for 15c; iris lilies different
colors 5e each. Frances Eller, Rt.
Ellijay.
_ White, pink lily bushes 20c
- : pink, a eee
ollies, pin white speckle
thodod ndrons 15c each; blue
nd ow mixed ivis 25c doz,
$22. P. Garrett,

FLOWERS AND SEED

FOR SALE



Hae

a arcrae

| and purple 20 daoz.;



ne RFD 4, D

Tris 25c doz.; double and sin-_
gle orange and blackberry lilies
$1.00 C;, 12 labeled iris and 3
water iris 5ce each: 2 fall bloom:
ing iris 20c: each. Mrs. 8: M.
Gunter ,Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.

Tulip poplar, Cherokee roses,
Mtn. laurel, rhododendrons, 3

colors azaleas, erabappe hollies,.
redbuds, coralberry, red, pink,

and yolew dogwoods, white
pine 3 ft, high $1.00 doz. post-
paid. Well reoted. Mrs. Lucille
Milholland, Morganton.

Long trumpet daffodils, yel-
low jonquils $1.00 C; white iris
25c doz.; wild ferns $2.00 C.
Miss Pauline Crump Rt, 2,
Hartwell.

Pink trailing arbutus 10c doz.;
Mtn. laurel, ivy, spruce, white
pine, hemlicck, all kinds moun-
tain shrubbery, sweet shrubs,
and all colors honeysuckles
$1.00 doz. Add postage. Mirinie
Charles, Ellijay.

White pines azaleas, edt
shrubs 2 ft. high 25 each; $2. 00:
doz.; Mtn. ivy 25e each; Miss
Viola Hensley, Pike Star Route,
Ellijay.

Silver maple, white dogwood,
rhododendrons, Min. laurel, yel-
low and biaek pines, red and
yellow azaleas, holly crabapple,
well reoted, about 3 at. high
$1.00 doz. R. L. Nichos, Mineral
Bluff.

Spruce and white pines, crab-
apples, laurel, sweet shrub 75
doz.; pink almond, lilac, snow-
ball yellow japonicas 20c each:
yellow and purple iris, jonquils,

narcissi $1.00 C. Roxie Plumiey,
Rt..2, Ellijay.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel,

arbutus ferns, Min. leaf bireh,
holly, galax 75c dez. Add post-
age. Mrs, G. W. Blackwell, Rt.
4, Dahlonega.

Privet hedge, purple iris $1.00
C: blue tame violets 50c C; er-
ange day lilies, yellow nareissus
75c C. Well rooted. Delivered.
Mrs. Kimsey Eller, Ella Gap.

Purple German iris, 17 for
$1.50; blooming size yellow
trumpet daffodils, orange day

lilies rose perennial phlox, dbl,

yellow Humbert cannas $1.50 C;
purple violets, Lady Lake 60c
C. Ruth Head. Bremen. \

Rhododendrons, hollies,

spruce and white pines, dog-

wood 60 doz.: all eolors bloom.
ing size azaleas 50c doz.; crab-
apple, cedar, blue lilies 10c each:
purple iris 15e doz. Add post-
age. Bettie Owen, Box 146 Ejlli-
jay.

White gardenias 25c each; red
aad white bacheler butten seed
10 cupful: Ne samps. Add post-
age. Noemie K. Moon, Rt. 2,
Bowdon.

Mt. laurels, dogwood ,spruce
pine, holly, white pine azaleas,
20e doz.: broom grass 10c bunch;
tansy Be buneh; seven sister rose
cuttings 5c each. Add postage.
Nora Wells, Rt. 1, Ellijay.

Rhododendrons, holly, white
pines, erabapple dogwood, ced~
ar 60 doz.; blooming size, all
colors, azaleas, 40c doz.; orange
chrysanthemums 30 doz.; elue
red Jap-
onicas 15c each. Add postage.
Mrs, Eva Charles, Ellijay.

Pot plants, Spanish needles,
orange day lilies, cannas, run-
ning periwinkle, Dorothy Perk-
ins roses, several kinds shrub-
bery 5e to 25c ea. Mrs. H. F.
Jarrell, Butler.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel,
holly dogwood, white and
spruce pine 60e doz.; all colors
blooming size azaleas 50c dez.;
eedar 10 each; old 2 shioned
yellow lilies 25c, doz.:; wild iris
20e doz. Add postage. Minnie
Shepard. East Ellijay.

Red and white dogwoods, 3
colors azaleas, rhododendrons,
redbuds, red and pink maples,
Mtn. cherry, Mtn. laurel, galax,
leopard heart, blooming locust
75e dez, Ola Ridley, Rt. 4, Dah-
lonega.

All colors blooming size aza-
leas 50c doz.; laurels, spruce and
white pines, white
degwood. pink crabapple sweet
shrubs 70c doz.; pink weigelias,
altheas, snowballs, dbl. yellow
Japonicas, yellow Jasmine 20c
each. Add postage. Martha Ell-
er, Rt. 2 Enlijay.

Red, yellow and pink azaleas.
spruce pine, holly, tulip poplar,
red maple, white and red dog-
wood, rhododendrons, Mtn. lau-
rels, white pine running fern,
crabapples $1.25 doz., postage
paid. Plants 3 ft high. Mrs. H.
C. Hyde, Morganton.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel,
red, yellow and orange azaleas,
white and spruce pines, red and
white dogwoods Cherokee roses
75e doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ben
Dahlonega,

-rhedodendrons,

sweet shrubs, trailing.

and pink |



Roy.

FLOWERS AND SEED |
FOR SALE



Large yellow a white
aa Y aihow plants, and day
lily bulbs, 50e dozen; Sharon
rose plants 25. each, Add post-
age. White running rose cut-
tings, 15c each. Mrs, A. L, Bra-
nan, 504 Duncan Ave., Macon.

Pink red and yellow azaleas,
redbuds, red
dogwoods, pussy willows, Mtn.
laurels, red maple, tulip poplar,
crabapple, white dogwoods 4
ft. high well rooted, moss pack-
ed $1.35 doz. PP; galax, Mt,

fern 30c doz. R. B. Pickelsimer,

RFD 1, Morganton,

22 boxwoods 15 in. high 45
each; 20-10 in, high 35c each;
smaller ones, different prices. If
interested come after them. No

letters answered. John B. Grin-.

die, R. 1, Dahlonega.

Double yellow Japonicas 50c
each: Jap. quinee lilac, wisteria,
pink and red cabbage rose 30c
each: double yellow Japonicas
wreath, azaleas, rhododendrons,
snowball 20c eaeh; foxglove,
violets, primyreses, daffodils,
narcissus 20c. doz. Mrs.. Ernest
Barret Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Indian arrow, weeping! Mt ary;
red velvet rose, snowball, dou-
ble pink almond, azaleas, bridal
wreath, white spruce pine 20
each; double yellow Japonieas
50 each: red. Jap. quince, wis-
teria lilac 30c each. Mrs. Har-
ley Richards, Rt. 2, Talking
Rock.

Golden yellow, eream and
yellow and white narcissi, daf-
fodils, orange lilies, snowdrops
$1.00 C:\brown aster ehrysan-
themums, daisy chrysanthe-
mums 50 doz.; mixed gladiolus
40c doz. No checks. Mrs. D, M.
Hughey, Rt. I Fairmount.

8 Boxwoods, 42 years old
$5.00 each. Mrs. L, M. Lovin-
geod, Ringgold.

Running periwinkle, blue ag- |

eratum, -physestegia, violets,
forsythia mock orange, purple,
blue, yellow and white iris 5c
bunch; amaryllis 4 for 10c, Ma-
donna lilies 10c each; purple
lilac, red quince 10c each. Mrs.
Lula Hawkins, Rt, 3, Alpharetta.

White oxalis $1.00 C; sweet-
gum geranium rooted $1. 00 doz.:

large pink white hydrangea

reoted 30c each; pink peonies 6
for $1. 25; 30 rooted Eng. box-
wood 6 in, 25c each. Others. Add
postage. Mrs. L. A. Wright, Bre-
men.

Red maple, sweet shrub, rho-
dodendrons Mtn. tautel, red,

yellow azaleas. red and white |

dogwoods, black and white pines
$1.25 doz.: evergreen galax,
trailing arbutus 30c doz.; purpie
lilac 25c each. Exch. for sacks.
Mrs. S. P. Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Red-white dogwood, magno- |

lia, tea olive greybeard, sweet
bay, sweet shrub, yellow jas-
mine, cedar, white, pink honey-
suckle, black haw short leat
pine, helly, crepe myrtle. Exch.
for sacks. Add postage. Mrs.
James Connell, Rt. 3, Tooms-
boro.

Rhododendrens, Mtn. laurels,
white and spruce pines, crab-
apple, sweet shrubs 70c doz.;
all colors blooming size azaleas,
50c doz.; white, pink altheas,
red Japonieas 20. Add postage.
Decie Stanley, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Red and white dogwoods, red |

and yellow azaleas, pussy wil-
low red maple, erabapple, sweet
shrubs, Mtn. laurels, rhododen-
drons, white and black | pines
$1.25 doz.: purple lilac 20c ea.
evergreen galax, arbutus
doz. Exch. for tame rabbits or
bantam chickens, George
Barnes, Mineral Bluff.

yellow -Japonieas,
lias .pink almond lilac, Easter
rose 20c each; spruce.and white
pines; ivies, sweet shrubs 70e
doz.; jonauils, narcissi, iris, vie_
lets 95 C
Ellijay.

Abelias, and abelia cuttings,

cherry laurels, smilax, blue nyo
| suckle, white, pink and rose) |
10e each, 20 for!
bridal |

drangeas, pink and white spirea,
forsythia, winter jasmine, win-
ter honeysuckle, nandinas blue
salvia, coral vines, geraniums
and geranium cuttings, all eal-
ors. Mrs. Paul Bogle, McRae.

Althea plants 5c each, (Gorg-
eous when in- bloom, beautiful
foliage). Write. Hal Henry,
Stockbridge.

Worlds Wonder Picardy pink,
Ave Maria blue, Golden Dream,
M, Fulton red and many other
mixed medium blooming size
gladioli bulbs 25e doz., 5 doz.
$1.00, $1.50 C. Add postage un-
der $1. 00. Mrs. Carl Kimsey,
Young Harris. :

Grandmothers old fashioned
bleeding heart plants (2 or 8
eyes) 25c each plant delivered; '
Also Star Beene bulbs 25c ,
C delivered, Mrs: B . Qsborn,

30 |

oink weil se-

. Dora Teague, Rt. 2,-

FLOWERS AND SEED
= FOR SALE...





(Gient erimson | aidan. lily
bulbs 25c doz.; daffodils, butter
_& eggs $1.00 C, plus postage:
mixed colors rustproof snap-
dragon plants ready last < of
March, (grown out in open),
25 doz.: 50c orders prepaid.
Mrs. M. Tt Tanner, Sandersville.

Pines, hollies, greybeard, tea
olive, yellow jasmine running
or bush heney suckle, native
cedars, sweet myriles, | eee
myrtle, sweet bay crabapple
Chinaberry, white dogweod | ft.
10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4 ft. 35c. Add
postage. Exch. for white sacks.
Mrs. Theo. R. Ward, Rt. 2,
Teomsboro.

Purple dilae, alteas pink wei-
gelias, almonds, snowballs 20c
each; boxwoed 12-14 in. 2Ge
each; all colors blooming size
azaleas 50c doz.; laurels, hem-
loek, white pines, crabapple 75c
doz.: blue, lavendar iris phlox
20c doz. Add postage. Linda
Evans, Ellijay, Rt. 2.

Giant lavendar iris .20c doz.,
3 doz. 50c; dwarf orange iris
25 doz.; spirea Anthony W VH,
pink, plum, baby breath abelia,

suckle, weigelias, coralberry,
quince, forsythia others $1. 0

Mize, Ashland.

_ White thrift 10c bunch plus
posing: Mrs: RP. Hamilton,
RFD 3, Danielsville.

15 gorgeous colored iris in-
cluding Dream (one of the fin-
est), for only $1.00. Mrs. Willi-
am J. Ballard, Fayetteville.

Wedding, Queen Mary, Roman
Gold, Mrs. Jones, Christmas
Cheer, October Glow, Enchant-
ress, others 50c doz.; pompons,
Daisy, cushion mums 40c doz.
Mrs. H. L. SNGONy, Rt. 2, Co-
lumbus.

Cape Jasmine, Tales 25 each,
crape myrtles, altheas, Golden
bells snowdrops, flowering al-
monds 15 each; blue iris 25
doz. Add postage. Have some
erape myrtles that would have
te be moved by truck. Mrs. W.
V.. Thompson, Rt. 1, Bremen.
H.

stamps. Postpaid. Mrs. y.

Branan, Rt, 2, Austell.

6 \tvimmed boxwoods 34 in.
high 68 in, around, dark green
limbs to ground, no open spaces
in them So. 25 each; Cape Jas-
mine 1 ft. high 45c each, E. L.
Roberts Rt, 1, Suwanee.

Large yellow chrysanthe-
mums, spice pinks (white and
pink), old fashioned roses,
peaeh sprouts, red thorniess
raspberries 50e doz. Rosa Allan,
Rt. 2, Alto Oak Hill Farm.

300 for $1.00 plus postage. Mrs.
J. H. Duke, Wrens.

Dwarf double red green leaf,

double red and orange colored
King Humbert. Mrs. Luey Cous-
ins, Greenville.

Blue lilac 18 in, rooted
sprouts, pink erape myrtle, 4 for
60c; yellow lupine wool flower,
marigold 3 for 10c; Hardy gold

Rt. 1, Temple.

2000 boxwood plants 1 year
| old, giant variety. If interested
write, L. A, Banks Rt. 1, Fair-
burn.

Prize winning, largest type
chrysanthemumslabeled 50c
doz. plus Te postage: Early or-
ehid, silver
wedding, silver sheen, pink
B ceca Bessie Clark: Korean
mums 10c each: Others. Mrs.

Sweet Williams blooming
size plants, mixed, and mixed
iris, 30c doz.:
named $1.25 doz.: pink thrift
reeted 25 doz. Mrs. L. E. Stew~
art, Rt. 3. MeDonough.

Native dogwoods 202 ft.

sweet shrul
$1.00 del: purple lilac,
wreath, yellow bells $1.00 doz.
Will exchg. Mrs. Boyd Baggett,
Rt. 1, Douglasville. :
Large chrysanthemums coca.
nut white, shaggy white, three
different orchids, yellow bronze
50 doz.; pompons and button
type 40c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
C. H, Farrar, Jenkinsburg.
Few- more gladiolus, dahlias
and hyacinth bulbs, Write, ad-
vising number of bulbs wanted
and kind and will give price.
. W. Nichols, Kingsto
Min. laurel azaleas, crabap-
ple, red dogwood 2-3 ft. high,
well rooted 10 each; lemon lil.



day lilies 25 doz.; exch, for
white feed sacks. Lina Araragas:
Mineral Bluff.

English dogweod, winter honey- |

aoz, Exch, for sacks, Mrs. J 8.

Chrysanthemums: Silver bell, |

Pink thrift.40c C, $3. 50 M, No :

trailing arbutus 40 waeen

Pink thrift rooted 40c C or.

canna (President); bronze leaf |





wedding, golden

mixed dahlias |

$1.00 delivered; 15-3 ft. $1.00: |

10-4 ft. $1.00 del; bush honey- | Houtte Billardi spire:

' Stick, white dogwood
_ ple, olive wood-bine,
les 50c doz.; blue iris, orange |





ET

Bhatia Vv
sweet shrub crabap)
holly, maples, white
willow, eats paw
trading arbutus, galax,
and summer Ferrens 35
Mrs. R, L, Baugh, Min

Purple iris, yello
jonquils 15c doz.; orang
fall pinks, 10c doz; _
dogwood, white and
ies, roses, azaleas. sweet
all well rooted i10c_
postage. Francis White
Ellijay.

4 box woods 32 in. als

ft. across $3.00; 2
smaller $2.00; 2 yr.
10e each; 3 Bawls

for a bushes, M

Dodd, Rt. 1, Box 101
White | i

snowdrops,

pink thrift, e a

-primroses, white ose

flowering ~ageratum,
25c doz.; yellow and wh
quils $1, 00 C. Miss L, M
Rt, 1 Box 35, Dahlon

Daffedils, Star

50e C; snewball,

yellow Jasmine, belee w
pink hibiseus, well rooted
25e; pink and purple |
50c doz. Add ee as
lie Seem, Rt, Bi
Ellijay.
Red dog woods, Mtn,
azaleas, white pine
crabapple 10c each;
gelax, trailing arbutus

lilies 40 doz. T

_ neral Bluff.

King Alfred daftedi

Ae
| $1.00, or 30c C; rooted

ferns 10 each. white calla
bleoming size, 15c each; sr
10c each; small leat ivy eu
15eC postpaid, Alice Stok
3, Jasper, -

Large and small box
crape myrties. flowering
1Qe each; 7 sisters roses
each, 2 for 25c; Easter lilie
doz. Mrs.. Henry M. Jones.
1b, Gitta:

Purple lilac,
forsythia,

pink
flowering

10c each; purple iris, n
primroses, lavendar phi
sta daisies 20c doz. Add
age, Exch, for other
Myrtle Jaekson, Rt.
Rock,

Water lilies, gi
doz.: blue flag ifltes, LeU.
pinks, yellow 30c d
postage. Mrs. Elvia We

1, Dahlonega. a

Pink weigelias, red
almonds, winter Jasmine mm
hibiseus tiger lilies, large
Jap hedges, white spirea.
2 purple and white |
doz, 25; lemon lillies 25:
Ellen Silvers, Talking Ro

Deuble mixed Sweet
ams, strawflowers, stocks,
erfew and white perennia
dy tuft 50c doz.;> nandin:
Poineiana and ornamental
sted 25c half cupful. Ad
age. Mrs. R. J. Miller,

12 ayo
smaller 2 fer 25c: glads,
colors, first size 40c doz. +s

527, Augusta.
en glow 6 for 30c. Myrtle Pace, :

Nadinas

| lilies large 2 for 25: double

ange hemerocallis lilies.
daisies, verbena 30c

checks. Add post:

nie Pattillo Rt. 4, Box 9,
Grange.
Fine extra large

shrubber yAzalea,

forum. Can be seen at n

or will describe and quote
by mail. Mrs. J. T. ing,
man. :

Red hot poker 25e

Shasta daisies, yellow, lav

purple iris, double da

ahd other flowers 25 doz

ah McConnell, Rt. 1, Dem
Baby breathy A. Wate

thia, Weeping Mary, En
woods 10c each; i
Queen Anns lace, rag

_fQese mums, pink yarrow, |
stegia 15 doz. Other

and seed. Mrs. Eva Rober
11 W. Center St,, Carr lton,

Mtn, rhododendrons i
azaleas, mixed colors,
dogwood, Sweet shrubs
ing size, well rooted 45.
red maple weeping wi
each; red haw crabapp
an arrowwood 35 doz. |
Add postage. Mrs. J. ]

ams, Rt. 2, Ellijay.

Holly, magnolia, water
crape myrtle, Devils W;

kles, bush an
Accept white Y



Seeks AND SEED.
SS WANTED



nt all rooted cuttings
will live) of the old fash-
elvet (dark red) Rose.
A. Swafford, Atlanta,
ward Ave. S. E. :





bit Multiplying nest onions
gal. del. in Ga. No order
less than gallon. Special

on 100 lb. J. J. Hendrix..

; Satan Queen, acid
d, vigorous growers;
rt cliff climbing, grows
will bear 2 bu. per
th proper care. 100 seed
5c. Quay Fowler, Roy.

1 nice white multiplying
ts 40c gal., 75c peck.
ge. Will accept stamps.
B. Walker, Blairsville,

ra

rhite nest onions 10c Ib;
ek; Rhubarb and _ horse
0c bunch, 3 for 25c. Add
_ Mrs. G. B. Patterson,

n sid bean cal White
er peas for sale. Mrs. M.
Carrollton, R. 2.

ine Improved Cuban
or Dixie Queen melon
Ib., hand saved. Guar-
pure, sound and clean.
Birdsong, Gordon.

Dew Cantaloupe seed
ul del, 50c Ib. del.;
on seed, same price.
ie K. Forbes, Lyons,

Runner white bunch
ed ree from weevils 25c
; Nice hand shell-

i able peas 10c Ib.;
low pop corn shelled.
M _. White,

a itenes: all
sound. Large cupful
- 50c qt. postpaid.
erred. Mrs. Levi Bar-

t ssville, Ried

een and Early ans )

nd up will be del.
ay nen, Una-

op wredked half run-

beans. 20 per cup;

postpaid. No stamps.
a Chatham, Adairs-

talks extra gooaP. Ord;

ec half runner
home grown and
eevils, Ree teacup-
p tage, stamps.
[enc

aes $1.00 se
ard onion plants. 75
: Williams, Quitman.

gray rind, up ae

aifd sweet 3 table-

ls 10c; 9 tablespoonfuls
stage. B. M .Miller,

neck yellow Squash
Broom corn seed. 15c
aoe to. Mrs. S. A;
ne me a Box aT:

a oupe seed, Sec-
rice 50c
McRae, R. 1,
pe seed, Hales best,

eAc Tb. 80c; 5 Ibs.
tb. COD. Mrs. Hi:
125 - 12th ave.,

ach eed selected

ag onions, 10 at 35c
postage. Mrs. Leek
Se Ro Box is.

e, 70c Ib. All del.
ip, Flowery Branch.

Wee eos

MARKET BULLETIN

SEED FOR SALE



Tender black and brown
striped half runner garden bean
seed, very prolific, 30c pt. cash.
Add postage. Memphis Timms,
Auburn Re 1,

Purple hull table peas 20c
qi.; Stone Mtn. watermelon
seed, 20c teacupful; Citron
seed 17c lb. Add postage. Roise
Crow, Cumming, Reel:

,75 lb. Watson seed from well
selected melons, 40c lb. W. E.
Williams, Moultrie, R. 4.

75 Yb. Hales best Cantaloupe
seed, 60c lb., wilt resistant.
Charlie R. White, McRae, RFD
1.

White and striped half-run-
ner garden and tender huil
white cornfield bean seed 25c
cup postpaid; Lady Thompson
Strawberry plants, 200, 35c.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun. Rt. 1.

-1500 or 2000 stalks of Sugar
cane seed, 2c stalk or exc. for
seed peas, cured meat, or good
stock shoats: del. at my farm
1 mi. South of Tennille. H. M.
Boatright, Bx. 242, Tennille.

5 lbs. pure, sound select Cu-
ban Queen Watermelon seed.
Hand saved, $1.00 lb. Mrs. G.
L. Jones, Bronwood,

Cuban Queen Watermelon,

-40c lb.; Stone Mtn. melon seed,

35c lb. All sound and pure.

Del--5 lbs. up. dt. CL. Wilchar,

Butler

Charme Schone (imported

direct from China) yield 2 ton
hay per acre. Write. W. C.
England, Rome.

Blue Ridge Mtn. Climbing
Tomato (grows to 20 ft., 3 bu.
to vine) 200 seed 25c. Culture
largest up to 68 oz, seed (yel-
low) with order. Will C. Smith,

Roy.

2 bu. Whippoorwill .crowder
peas, 5c lb., $2.75 bu. COD.; 3%
bu. unknown peas =. bu.
Gainesville, ah. 8:

200 Stone Mtn. or Dixie Bell
melon seed 35c lb.; 15 tons No.
1 peanut hay $11.00 ton. All
FOB Charing. _S. E. a:
Mauk.

Banana _ tries. Beet
and Tomato seed, 10c tbls. Yel-
low Crookneck Squash, 15 cup-

ful; Good tender half runner.

bean seed 25c lb.; Red Spanish

peanuts hand shelled, 15c gal.

Mrs. Jobn Wilson Martin.

Watermelon seed, Stone Mtn.
Jones, one other (name un-
known) var., 25c cup; 15c for
1-2 cup; Mammoth sunflower
seed, 15c cup, 2 for 25c; Vine

okra 18 seed 10c: 10 pkgs. flow

er sed ,ea. different var. 85c,
or 10c pkg. All sound = and
good, Del., no stamps. Mrs. I.
M. Sullivan Whitesburg, R. 2.
Have a_ limited supply of
OrangeSugar-Meat Watermelon
seed, 25c for 75 seed del L. C.
Rawlins, Covington, R. 2.

COTTONSEED
FOR SALE

Heavy Fruiter waion ead 3





bales per acre, as high as 48

percent lint $2. 00 bu. Mrs. S. B.
Gilbert Toomsboro. Box 16.

D & PL No. 11 and Cokers
100, ginned on strictly private
gin, recleaned, in even wt. $1.00
ae a J.L. Thomas, Madison.

Pure D & PL No. 11 kept pure,
Ist yr., $3.00 cwt. Will R.
Smith, Carlton, Rt. 1, Box 4.

200 bu. D & PL 11 A. ginned

pure recleaned, Ist yr., Ceresan |

treated, $1.00 bu. FOB. Weal
Morris, Stone Mtn. Rt. 1,

Stoneville, 1st yr., kept re,
$1.00. bu; also So. Aiaerices poe
corn, 25 lbs., 5c lb. 100 lbs. for
$4. 50. All FOB. Cressa L. Stone,
Adairsville. Rt. 2.

15 bu, Wannamaker 's cotton-
seed last yrs growth, $1.25 bu.,
also 14 pr. old fashioned pig-
eons, 40c pair; Mrs. W, S, A.
Beckworth, Baxley. i

Stoneville 2 B, clean and
pure, ist. yri- $1.00 bu: $3.00
cwt bag, not prepaid; Hastings
new, yellow, prolific seed corn,
Ist yr., 90c 14 lIbs., $1.50 per
oF bu Te Crummey, Jesup.

800 bu. pure 1 yr. D & PL,
absolutley not mixed, 80c bu.
FOB. H. C. Allen, Burwell.

60 bu. Rhynes Imp. CGook
wiltresistant, Ist yr., kept pure,
96 percent germination, Toe bu,
FOB. Quentin es Ly ay.

a Bt 2.

my barn. C. R. Mor-
icus Paved Rd.

Wannamaker direct from
grower Ist yr. kept pure. treat-
ed, inspected, $1.25 bu; $3.50 per

: 100 Ibs. Coy L, Stevenson, Mc-

Rae. Rt. 2. :
Pure Cokers 100 sir. 3 and

a Rucker eae 1, also Hast-



aes isteyvr5

treated. Car



ee FOR
SALE

200 bu. Brooms Imp. cotton-
seed, ginned free from other
seed, Ist yr., $1.00 bu. at Col-
lins. S. L. Jarriel, Collins.

D & PL 11 A, kept pure, in
100 lb, bags, $3.00 cwt. W. O.

-Hudson Elberton. Rt. 1.

Summerours Hi-Bred cotton-
seed, Ist yr., kept clean, $1.00
bu. Del. to RR station. G. H.
Ledbetter, Cumming, Rt. 2.

Ruckers No. 11 cottonseed,
ist yr., kept clean at gin, $1. 00
bu, del, at RR station. Lamar
Ledbetter, Cumming. Rt. 2.

Wannamakers Wonder-Wilt
Dixie Triumph, str. 9, Ist yr.,
special selected, recleaned, 100
percent pure, $1. 00 bu. FOB.
Gus Tippins, Daisy.

Hi-Bred Half

kept pure,
B.

Summerours
ana Half, ist yr.
$1.00 bu. FOB Metter. J.
Donaldson, Summit, Rt. 2.

Cokers 100 str., staple cotton-
seed, sound and pure, saved
especially for planting, $2.50 per
hundred, FOB, Ben R. Tanner,
Sandersville. E

50 bu. Cokers 100,
sound 1 to 1 1-8- in.

Seyi.
staple,

$2.50 ewt, FOB. M. O. or Cash-

jers check. T. W. Martin, Daw-
son,
D& PL No, 1i- A cottonseed,

Ist yr. purity guar., new bags,
$3.00 cwt, FOB. Ezra T. Chick,

Monroe.

Wmanckers ped., also cert.
from the imp. last yr., cotton-
seed, $2.25 ewt at barn. Cus-
tomer bring sacks; Also little P.
O. J, seed cane for sale. No
chks, 3 mi. S. W. Pinegrove. L.
H. Calhoun, Baxley. Rt.-3, Box

109;

D & PL No. -11 A, ist yr., 1
var. gin, $3.00 cwt, C. L. Hunt,
Martin. Rt. 1. :

Summerour Hi-Bred Half and
Half cottonseed, Ist yr., kept
pure, $1.00 bu. FOB; -also Reg.
Duroc 18 mos, old. 300 Ib. boar,
$25.00 FOB. LE. Strange,
Cobbtown, Rt. 2.

Cokers 4 in 1 cottonseed, Ist

yr., ginned pure, $1.00 bu; Also:

Mary Washington asparagus
seed, from selected plants, $1.00
lb, B. W. M. Tos Ft, Val-
ley.

4 M. lbs., D & PL ist vite:
especially selected for planting,
$1.00 bu, my barn, 6 mi.
Americus. W, E. Hogg, Plains.
Ribose

. Stoneville 2 B, Ist yr. graded,
Jested: treated, $3. 00 cwt, FOB.
A. K. Maddox. Griffin.

Stoneville 2-B, graded and
treated, $2.75 ewt, FOB. W. C.
Maddox, Griffin. :

D-& Pl, ist yr., (been grow-
ing this var., 30 yrs.), kept pure
at gin, $2. 50 per ewt. M. L.

Jackson, Flowery Branch. Rt. 3.

D & PL Ist yr. cleaned, Ceres-
an treated, delinted, 90 bu. in
10 bu. lots; and up. Cash with
order. J. L. McGarity, Monroe.

Stoneville 2-B, Ist yr..

grown and cared for especially

for seed, 1 to 30 bu., 85c bu; 30
bu. and over, 75c bu; pure, re-
cleaned hayseed soy beans. $2.00
bu. Emory Jackson, Goggins.
About 75 bu. Rhines Cook
imp. wilt-resistant, ginned on
private gin, $1.00 bu. FOB. D. D,
Garrison, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4.
Pure D & PL 11 A, absolutely
$3.00 cwt. FOB.
R. O. Rebertson, Lithonia.
About 4 tons pure Stoneville
2 B, 2nd a 2 1=-2c tb. Not
. Warren, Hawkins-
ville.

About 35 bu. pure D & PL)

No. 11 A, cottonseed, $1.00 bu.

FOB. E. S. Faucett, Atlanta, L067

White Oak Ave., Ra 1443.

Stoneville 2B., ist yr., $1.00
bu; $3.00 cwt; $55.00 ton;
Stoneville 2 B. 2nd yr., 90c bu;
$2.70 cwt; $50.00 ton. E. Hz.
Thomas. County Agent, Hart-
well.

Cokers 100 str. sound, pure,

last yrs seed, limited amount 60

bu., $3.00 cwt. Cash when leave
barn. JM, Parker, Austell,
RFD 2.

-Summerour cottonseed, large.
ist yr.. $1.00 bu. N. F. Brey,
Wrightsville,

Rhynes Cook, pure, carefully
graded and sifted, guar. fully
wilt-resistant, heavy yielder,
$1.00 bu; 5 bu. $4.50. G, A.
Thompson, Swainsboro. RE

Stoneville 2 B 1st pure, $2.50
ewt; Whatleys seed corn, Ist.
Vru= $2.50 bu. RaW. Parks,
Gainesville.

Cokers 200 str. 1 Ctisnseed:
ist yr., new imp. Ceresan treat_

ed, 60 bu. at $1.00 bu; young.

Jersey bull, Coronation breed-
d

| pure, 2nd yr., $

COTTON AND SEED
FOR SALE

Wannamaker Wonder-Wik,
1st yr., kept pure, $1.60 bu. at
my barn, 1 1-2 mi. Winston at
Epheses Church. Q. M. Faueett,
Villa Rica.

D-& PLA A, ee et ee
gin, 1 1-16 in. staple, over 500
Ips. per acre on entire crop,
$1.00 bu; $60.00 ton. Bob Sosby,
Carnesville.

300 bu. Rhynes Cook wilt-re-
sistant, kept pure, 75c bu. FOB.
Grady Benson, Tifton, Rt. 3.

Dae PL cottonseed, Ist yr.,
$3.00 cwt. Treated seed. L. D.
Smith, Monticello.

Cokers 4 in 1 (made 23 bales
on 18 acres), kept pure, 90 bu.
at barn. H. AL. Veal. Sanders-
ville, Rt. 5.7 =

Cokers 100 str. 3. Soca
$1.00 bu. FOB. Ceresan treated.
Send for folder. B. C. Teasley,
M. D. Hartwel.

Pure D & PL No. 11 A, Ist yr.,
$3.00 cwt; $1.00 bu; also pure
Dark Cornish eggs, $1. 25-for 15:
H. W. Thurmond, Greensboro.
Ri. Box 138

200 bu. Sea Island cottonseed,
Seabrook str., grown in isolated
section not under AAA control,
5c lb. FOB. W. L. Adams, es
ton,

Pure Bisacvilis B 2 cotton-
seed, Ist yr., $3.00 cwt. Exc. for
purebred New Hampshire Red,
B. R. or Cornish hens. Geo. A.
Conner, Gainesville. Rt. 7.

6 bu. Cokers cottonseed, $1.00
bu, Money order with order.
Miss Renna Taylor, Alma. Rt.
1 Box 307 >

1500 Ibs. sere 2-B: ate
00 cwt. W.
Pass, Buford. Rt. 2.

D & PL, ist yr., roll cleaned
at gin, $1. 00 bu; $3. 00 cwt; Cok-
ers 100 str. kept pure, 80e bu.
$2.25 per cwt. Exc. for seed,
velvet beans, soy beans or Les-
pedeza seed. W. J. Thurmond,
Greensboro.

20 bu. Sea Island, Gaddis str;
obtained from Board of Ento-
mology, planted first time 1940.
Seed cleaned, $1.75 bu. FOB.
Sam Jones, Claxton, Riek

D & PL 11-A planting seed,
Ist yr., kept pure, 80c bu. in 5
bu. bags Henry W. Blount,
Waynesboro.

Stoneville 2 B. ist yr., kept.

pure recieaned, 2 percent Ce-
resan treated $3. 25 cwt. FOB.
H. D. King, Lavonia. Rt. 2.

About 30 bu. Stoneville 2 B,
kept pure, pull from 1 to 1 1- 2
in., $2:95 ecwt for quick sale.
FOB. W. T. Moorhead, Statham.

Unmixed Stoneville 2 B, for
planting, 75 bu; Woods imp.
yellow soy beans, shatterless,
heavy yielder_ $2.00 bu; pure-
bred. Horned Hereford bulls 15-
18 mos. old $50.00; 1 Shorthorn
(1-4) and Hereford (3-4) mixed,
18 mos. $40.00. S. L. Thornton,
Dewyrose, Rt. 1.

10 bu, pure Cokers 100 sir.
eottonseed, 75c bu; also 30 lbs.,
nice, clean mixed feathers, 20
lb.. not postpaid. Cash. Staten
Taylor, Alma, Rt. 1.

500 bu. Cokers 4 in 1 cotton-
seed, ist yr., Ceresan treated,
$1.10 bu. J. E. Ladson, Moultrie.

About 75 bu. Seabrook str.
Sea Island cottonseed, $1.75 bu.
of 42 lbs. H. P. Cross, Claxton.

D & PL, 11 A, 1 1-6 in. staple,
also Dixie Triumph, both Ist yr.
kept pure seed, $1.00 bu. Exc.
for seed peas, seed peanuts or
anything can use. Mrs. C. L.
Smith, Baxley. Rt. 4.

Cleveland Wannamaker, 1st
ye treated, ginned 1 var. gin,
uf i 32 in staple, $1.10 bu. FOB.
Corn. slipped shuck, 75 bu., 1
ton peavine hay, $18.00, at barn,
S. D. Flanagan, McRae.

1400 lbs. pure D & PL, 2nd yr.,.

44 percent lint, $3.00 ewt at my
barn; also fine Cornish June
rooster, $1.00. T. S.. Carruth,
Royston.

' Dixie Triumph (made over
500 lbs. bale per acre in 1940),
and Wannamaker cottonseed,
$1.25 bu. Apply. H. S, Baxter,
Blackshear.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE _





Native grown Whatleys seed
corn, 2 1-2 bu, bags $1.60 bu.
ae Tharpe, grower, Ft. Val-
ey

Pure Whatleys, selected, nub-
bed and shelled, $2.00 bu; 10 or
more bu. lots, $1. 90 bu. oF =
Ware, Marshallville,

Whatleys prolific. ist year,
won prize Marion Co Fair.



$2.00 bu.; $1.00 per % bu.
toes Benson, Buena

gourds if come after.

/ seed corn,



; T5 |

Wednesday, March 12 1

CORN AND SEED
FOR SALE

200 bu. good sHpped shu
corn, 70 bu. at my barn. D.
Patterson, Vienna, Rt. 1.

Imp Whatleys Prolific -coi
$2.00 bu.; Knightons Lit
Corn, 2 bu. bags $2.00 bu.
cleaned: genuine Golden Q
pop corn, $6.50 CWT; br
top millet, $7.50 CWT.; Catt:
millet, $6.00 CWT. E. "J. La

ender, Sylvester Rt. 1.

300 bu. good sound 19
slipped shuck corn, 75c bu
my barn; 10 bu. 1940 se
chufas, free from obn
seed, $1. 00 pk. = 00 bu.
with order, G. - Smith,
ville Rt. 2,

4000 bu. Whatleys
slipped shuck ear corn, G0e
big lots, 85c bu. FOB farm,
Barnesville. JG, Coli
Barnesville.

Hastings yellow prolific, $
peck, $5.50 bu., also 1 S. P
male, sub. to reg., $15.00; b
P. C. boar and bred gilt, -
$17.50 ea. George Lawre
FFA member, Eatonton, .

Hastings yellow prolific, ;
bed and shelled 2-6 ears
stalk, 75c peck. Add posi
-Mrs, Manda eee
jay. Rt. 3.

Pure Whatleys proli
year, lst prize winner i
contest; 75 bu. per acr
bu. FOB my place. C. B. Sw
ingen, Ft. Valley, RFD,

100 bu. good slipped sh
corn, $1.00 bu. also 75 Ibs.
ner peanuts for sale. Mrs. |
nie Heath, Dudley,

Fine seed corn, Tenn
Cob, Hickory King and Ro
dale crossed, large white
$1.50 bu. FOB: Nubbed

| shelled. C. L, sae Min
| Bluff. ;

Davis little cob seed corn,
pk., also Woodruffs impro
60- day corn, 75c peck. F
John Crone Philomath.

Hastings new yellow prol
seed corn, grown on _ isolat
fields. Pure, hand selected. nu
bed, shelled, $1.00 pk., $3.5
FOB. C. R. Smith, Buford, }

nubbed and shelled, 50c
$1.75 bu. FOB, D. M.
Nichols, Rt. 1.

Whatleys imp. prolific, n

bed both ends, wilt-resist

$2.50. bu.; $1.35 per % bu.;
pk. FOB: Stoneville 2 B

} tonseed, ist yr. $1.00 bu.

seed beans, $2, 25.
ton, Griffin.

Sev. bu. * Hastnee prol
seed corn, $1.50 bu. Asso
nubbed and shelled. E:
Toyko beans. Ben E.
Chatsworth. f

Whatleys prolific, $1.
Petty Tooles wilt - resist:
D&PL and Cokers Four in
cottonseed, recldaned, $1.00
FOB. J. f Hunnicutt,
Valley, :

Hastings new, Gellow Dp
lific, planted in isolated

ed, $3.00 bu.: $1.00 peck. I
Bramlett, Winterville, Rt.

cob, flint corn, $1.00 pk. $
bu.; also Raldo Rowdens
tonseed pure, sound, 90c_
FOB. Money: order, with ort
C. C. Draughon, Pelham,

Whatleys field selected,
more ears to stalk, $2. 00
crib selected, $1. 50, tip
hand shelled, not prepaid. F

De
Smith Adrian, Rt, 3.

Whatleys, hand nubbed, h
shelled, 2-4 ears to stalk,
Marlboro, both carefully se

$2.00 bu. either ki
ne J. E. Locke, Butler,

Fine seed corn, known
Coon corn, 2-3 ears to |
nubbed and shelled, 85c
postpaid to 2nd zone, J. S.
ams, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3.

2,000 bu. pure Hastings
harsd selected, nubbed
shelled, $2.50 bu.: large
tity, $2. 00 bu. FOB farm
Hammond, Carrollton .

Neals Paymaster, _n
and shelled, - 50 bu. N
less bushel. H. S, Jo.
mount Rt. A

250 bu. corn in shuck
sale, 75c bu. del. at my
B. M. Edgar, Winder ee

Goods Golden Prolific,
selected seed, $2.00 bu.

Good, Cordele.

8 to 12 row little, white
carefully sel
nubbed = shelled. $1.00 pk.
paid; $3.00 bu. FOB. Cash.
Taylor, Vienna.

Barnes imp. red ee
corn, hand nubbed, shelle







: a Shucked

10 bu. whippoorwill
rite M. S. Woodward,

ty, Johnsons Ferry
mi. Mt. Bethel.

[ Whatleys prolific, hand
eae shelled, 75c peck;

at 100 bu 1940 crop corn,
good, 75c bu. S. R. Scar-
nS (pee 633

s imp. Marlboro -pro-

seleced, $2.00 bu.;

) per %& bu.; :75 peck, If

mail, add postage. Z. L.
Concord.

tings yellow prolific seed
pk.; also Hastings No.
ixie Honey cane seed,
S. J. Brown. Bowman.

) bu. good slipped shuck
atley,s prolific, and
ons bright peanut hay.
price at barn. Sla-

don, Lumpkin

atleys prolific. selected,
b| ed and shelled, 4-ears_ to
$1.75 bu. 5 or more bu.,



prolific and Rockdale
ist year from Hast-

5. peck at my home. Exc.
for Summerour s cotton-



Ss FOR SALE.



: strawberry
extra large, heavy crop-
25c C; 90c, 500; $1.50 M.
pt shipment. Mattie. Du-
a0. ming, Re:

proof cabbage, also
ida onion plants, for sale.
mes. Fitzgerald.

NO Nectarberry and Boy-
ry plants. Write for in-
n and price. Thos. E.
Quitman, Rt. 5, Bx 112.

crowns, handled right,
M Exc, for S. P.C. gilt or
uernsey calves. Y. M.

, Williamson

> 2 yr field grown El-
Oo blackberry plants, $1.00
00 M.- Maude Hamby,

: pay postage.
> purple iris, $1.10 C. Mrs.
Henson, Fairmount, Rt. 1.

Gibson Wonderbearer,
+ $3.50 M; Lady T.,. 30c
M: few Jewels and Red
50c C; peppermint, 24
Be: garlic bulbs, -95-doz.;
blackberry, SOC: Add
ge. No chks. Exc. some for
b. cap. white sacks: Mrs.
. Geinsle, Dahlonega, Rt.1.

as. W. cabbage, $1.00 M;

ots, 75 M; white and yel-
Bermuda onion 90c M. 5
M.; collalds. 50c M; Calif.
ye. peas. 8c pound in
bag; all kinds crowders,

1. Ovie Crow, Gaines-

J. Chas. W., Flat Dutch
-proof cabbage plants, 500
1.00 M. Del. Tomatoes,
del. $2.50 M. Booking
for Pepper and Egg-
s. R. Chanclor, Pitts.
Chas. W. cabbage, 75c
ad var. tomato plants for
f March del., $1.50 M. All
moss packed and certified.
Buchans, Baxley.
nhagen, C, W., E. J. cab-
plants, 75c M; 500, 50c..
J. P. Mullis, Bax-

well rooted Catnip plants,
us postage. Alma Pres-
Gainesville, Reet

old Kudzu Crowns, well

ted 65c C. or $4.50 M. Exc,

for good honey. B. J. Mur-
Winder, R. 1.

1 ackberry plants Giative)
el.; 100 good Calamus
A! 50; 250 _ Cherokee

name, ee rooted
a. Dewberry plants and
ado Blackberry plants.

$7. 50 M, as filled

plants, 4c ea., 50c doz.!
pernong vines, bronze, 10c
00 doz.; Lady of the
25c doz.; Climbing roses
and pink 10 ea., $1.00
strawberry plants 25c
weil. rooted 2 years old
udzu crowns, 60c

00 M. ~ Marie~ Claikum,

daffodil,
C peppermint, 50c doz. Mrs. J.
Strother, Fort Valley.

ful, -35 pt.



PLANTS. = FOR SALE =



- Kudzu crowns, $5. 50 M. FOB.
Mrs. Oscar Cole, Waco, R. 8. :

Klondike strawberry plants,

| $1.25 M; Klondike slightly mix-

ed with another var., $1.10 M.

Ethel Sullivan, Marieta, Rt, 2..

Blackraspberry and May
cherry 2 for 15c, 80c doz.; Lady
Thompson strawberry 20 CG;
Striped half runner bean seed
20c cup; Horse radish 5c. Exc.
for any equal value. Mrs. Hen-

_ry Eller, Ellijay, R. Be

Old time boon potato plants,
2.00 M. Book your order now
if you want Boon plants. Im-
proved Porto Rico plants $1.50
M. Ready about Apr. 10. All
from certified hand selected and
treated seed, C. A. Dobbs, 502
Hudson St., Gainesville,

Large fresh extra early a
and Chas. W. Cabbage plants,
50c 500; 75c M.; $3:50 5,000. Del,
postpaid. White bermuda onion
plants, same _ price. Prompt
shipment. F. F, POS: Fitz-
gerald.

eines strawberry: plants

, $1.25; $2.00 M. Add post-
so wild fern, $2.00 C; narcissi,
jonquils bulbs, $i. 00

P. Massey. Hartwell, RDF 2.

Everbearing strawberry lente.

$1.50 M; 500 85c. Postpaid. No
chks, Mrs. O. C. Cantrell,
Gainesville.

Genuine Early Triumph po-
tato plants, $2.00 M. del.
insp. G. J. Holton, Baxley, R.7.

Red Gold strawberry, cardi-
nal red. thornless raspberries,
asparagus, 5 yr crowns, ever-
bearing Blackberry, 50c doz.;
black May cherries, 50c doz. Del.
in Ga. Mrs. = B. Allan, Alto,
Ria ; 2

Klondike strawberry, 206. Cs

$1.50 M. Exe. 100 for 2 white
feed sacks. Mrs. Ozzie Clarke,
Flowery Branch, -Rt. 1

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE



40 bu. Unknown peas, pick-
ed without any rain on them.
$2.00 bu. Arthur Owen, Barnes-
ville.

Early bean seed; iene growh
striped half runner; White gar-
den beans, all sound. 20c cup-

60c qt. postpaid,
Mrs. H. F, Barrow,

no stamps.
Gainesville, R. 1.

5 bu. Brabs, $2.25 bu:; 2% bu.
brown Crowder peas $3. 00 bu.;
Truckers favorite seed corn
$3.00 bu., $1.00 pk., 60c gal.;
bu. pea garden beans, extra
tender, no strings 20c cupfull;
Also colored butter beans, 20c
lb. FOB. O. J. Edwards, Dacula.

100 bu. No. 1 96-day Velvet
beans $1.75 bu.; 50 bu. No. 1
Brab. peas, $2.50 pu All in even
wt bags. FOB. G. L. Williams,
Oglethorpe.

Purpe Hull sound, weevil free
speckle peas, $2.00 bu-; White
Lady peas, sound weevil free,
Te lb.. $4.00 bu.; Brown crow-
der, 6c lb. $3.50 bu. Not pre-
paid. M.O. only. Emma Ash-
ley Montrose, R. 2, B. 65.

- Biloxi soy beans $2.50 bu.
Cc. R. Hardage, Shellman, R. 1,
Box 36.

Yard long peas, 25 lb.; Good
tender Cornfield beans and
Garden bean seed, 20c lb.; also
large yellow Pumpkin seed, 15
cupful; peanuts for seed the
large red ones, 15c qt. Mrs. Mae }
Turner, Gainesville, R. 6.

15 Brab. peas, $2.00 bu.;
nice and clean, free from wee-
vils; also 50 bu. Cokers cotton
seed, $1 00 bu. J De Parks,
Zebulon.

Tender, white Half-runner
Garden beans. No trash or wee-
vils, 25c large cupful. 85c qt.
Stamps accepted. Mrs. W. H
Evans Cumming, R. 2.

Little White mush peas, 20c
pt. postpaid. Also Lady peas.
Mrs. Homer Williamson, Sop-
erton, R. 1.

Tender brown striped half
runner, weevil free bean seed
(grow, 6 in. beans) 1 teacupful
20c: 2* 35: also Dish rag or
sponge gourd seed, 15 seed 10c;
sugar pumpkin seed, 1 teacup-
ful, 15e. Mrs. A. F,. OKelley,
Maysville R. 1.

Velvet Beans (running) 90
percent sound, $1.50 bu, 2 mi.
from St. Clair. Mrs. Will Dan-
jel. Waynesboro, 207-7th St.

~25 bu. pure yellow crowder
peas, guaranteed, $3.00 bu. FOB.
P. B. Watson, Mauk, RFD 1,

15-20 tons Velvet beans in
pod $18.00 ton. Alto 15-20 bu.
brown Crowder = $2.50 bu.
All at my barn,

} son, Eastman He 1

Gov.



F. William-

FOR SALE

BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE |



Hebe tender stick beans,
good sound heavy bearers. 20c
cupful postpaid; 35c for 2 cups-
ful, Mrs. Addie Wheeler, Cum-
ming, R. 3. 2

Tender White halt runner.

Cornfield beans, old fashioned

white and mixed striped cut
shorts. 25c large cup, postpaid.
Mrs. G. R. Poole, Jasper, R. 2,
Box 21.

Tender White half runners,
little kind. 25c large cup post-

paid. Mrs. Reeford Bruce, Jas- |

per, R. 8.

Tender white half runner
beans; also yard sone beans,
20c ea. cupful. Mrs. J.H . Bates,
Canton, R. 3.

Purple hull peas, 1@ lb del.
Mrs. C. W. Simonlon, Preston.

White Cornfied bean seed,
25e large cup. postpaid, no
checks, Miss Grace Densmore,
Jasper, R. 2.

Clemon and Fsysesd Soybeans
$2.50 bu.; Otootans, $3.50 bu.;
Biloxi $2.25 bu.; 90-day speck-
led Run. Velvets $1.60 bu.;
Whatleys seed corn, $1.50 bu.
All beans Mach. -recl, Pee

22 tbs. Seminole edible soy
beans, clean, sound, color of
seed greenish yellow, 3 lbs.
$1.00 postpaid in Ga. Also White
Crowder peas, 10 lbs. $1.00 del.
No chks. Mrs. A, B. Prickett,
Maysville

Striped Half runner and
crease back bean seed 25c cup-
ful mixed: Also yellow and blue
lily bulbs 30 doz.;. varigated
Honeysuckle plant seed, loc
ea.; ShooFly plant seed, 15 for
50 seed, All del. Mrs. T L. Er-
win, Adairsville.

Speckle running Velvet Gemee
$1.50 bu.; also cotton seed,
Soneville 2 B, $2.50 per 100 lb.
bag, FOB. Mrs. H. W. Law-
Chula.

Velvet pean: in lots of 2 bu.
$1.50 bu.; mixed field .peas in
9. pu. lets $164.2 FW Bell,
Shellman 2

Colored bunch butterbean
seed, 20c lb, postpaid. Stamps,
money order or coin, no chks.
Mrs. Ernest Crosley, Baxley,
R33 :

50 Ibs, 1940 white, sound,
hand sorted. true to name,
Bunch Butterbeans. 15 lb. or
Jot for $7.00. No chks. Add pos-
tage, Also want few lbs. old
fashioned ground-peas or goob-
ers. Write, E. RR. Surrency,
Screven R. 1, Box 72.

20 bu. yellow crowder peas,
not mixed, $3.60 bu. Good for
garden or field. W. H. Grimes,
Colquit.

40 bu. of Otootan soy beans,
hand gathered and clean, 1940
crop, $3.10 bu. Alonzo L. Hart-
ley, Tennille.

5 bu. Unkonwn peas picked
without any rain on them, guar_
anteed 100 percent sound. $2.25
bu. FOB. Mrs. S. A. Plays)
Palmetto, R, 1

3 or 400 bu. 90day runner
Velvet beans, $1.25 bu.; Also
Cokers 4 in 1 cotton seed gin-
ned. on private gm in 1 var-
community. $1.00 bu, All FOB.
. A. Register, Rentz,

Heavy bearing bush Velvet
Beans, - $2.00 bu. FOB. <S, G.
Coleman Waycross, R. 4.

_ Several lbs. of running white
| and red Butterpeas at 10c cup
or 20c lb. Add postage, no
stamps, Mrs. Noah See,
Doerun,

Everbearing table peas, cream
color, bear in 6 wks. Name un-
known, 3 lbs. 30c; 12 Ibs. $1.00
postpaid. Mrs. Ola Jones, Gray-
son. Z

Cream Crowder peas, 3 lbs.
25c; Early bearing green okra
seed, % Ib. 25 1 Ib. 40, all
Bae Myrton Scott, Adairs-
ville.

White willow-leafed pole beans
very prolific. 25 lb., 2 Ibs. 45c
postpaid . Mrs. D. G. Cadwell,
Kingsland.

200 bu white Backeyed Crow-
der peas.5c lb. FOB. No less
than I bu. sold. E. L. Sartor,
Marble Hill,

800 bu. Brabham peas, $2.10
bu. or lot at $2.00 bu. at farm.
A, D. Williams, Yatesville

Streaked half runner early
garden beans, very prolific 20c
cup; 30c pt. postpaid. No stamps.
Mrs. R, T. Chatham, Adairs-
ville, R, 2.

25-bu. Brab. peas, $2.50 bu.:
5 bu. Whips-and 8 bu New
Era, $2.00 bu. ea.: 30 bu. mixed
peas, $1.90 bu. Clyde T Han-
nah, Loganville, :

Otootans $3.25; Hayseed Soy
beans $2.00; Biloxi $2.00; Mix-
ed peas $1.85: all prices FOB
Augusta. -C. A. Sherrill, 158
Peachtree Hills Ave. NE, Abe
flanta. ss



ender striped halt runner
beans. 25c lb. postpaid; Colored
half runner butterbeans 25c lb.
postpaid; also extra early black
crowder peas, makes 2 full
crops if seasonable. $3.50 bu. or
$1.00 pkg. plug postage. H. &
McCollum, Cannon.

Oceola stringless Velvet beans
$1.00 pk, $3.00 bu. thoroughly
recleaned and sound. Also Ral-.
do Rowdins Cotton seed, pure
and sound, 90c bu. FOB. Send
F.0. order to C. C. Draughon,
Pelham. ;

Small running Clays, $2.00
bu. FOB., nice and clean.
M. Williams, R. a
Gainesville. ;

White sugar Crowder pas,
10 lbs. $1.00 del. Mrs. SP:
Reed, Varnell.

Tender white hait< runner
garden beans, 25c lb. FOB. Mrs.

157,

J. VE Parks, Gainesville, we

W. Washington St.

Several lbs. Half runner
striped bean seed. 25c lb. and
postage. Mrs. Eula Mitchell,
Lithonia, RFD 3.

White and streaked half run-
ner beans,. no weevils and
sound. 35c pt., no stamps. also
gourds 40-50c eas Mrs. J .W.
Teague, Suwanee, R. 1.

'20 bu. Pure Yellow Sugar

crowders, $3.00 bu. FOB. Guar- |
anteed to be pure. M. A. Wat-
; son, Mauk, R, ae

1940 crop Hastings White
good pure bunch butter-beans.
25 lbs. 12 Ib.: 2% bu. Hastings
Imp. White Spanish peanuts,
Well matured. band picked and
cleaned. 60c lb. MO. or stamps
for small amts, La Lowe,
Manstfied. -

\



GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE



1 ton or more No. 1 grass
and beggar weed hay_ $8.00 ton.
eB. Rich, {Pelham Ri 1. 3
mi. S. W. Pelham).

50 tons good No. 1 peanut
hay. Can be del. in 4 to 5 ton
lots. W. B. Fraser, Arabi. .

15 tons No. 1 peanut hay, $16
ton in 5 ton lot; 25 Ibs. Rocky
Ford cantaloupe seed, 50c Ib.;
200 Ibs. Stone Mtn. or Dixie
Belle melon seed 35c Ib.;
bu. corn, 75c bu. All FOB. R.
D. Waller, Mauk.

800 bundles fodder, $1. 75 per
hundred. Leonard Horton, Se-
noia, Rt. 2.

Peanut hay, |10 te 20 tons;
also 200 bu. corn, and 300 gal.
Ga. Cane Syrup, 250 gal. in No.
5 cans labeled and guaranteed
good. Make offer on all or sep-
arately, FOB my barn 4% mi.
West Arabi. M. A. Hall, Arabi.

75 to 80 bales lespedeza a8
bright $1.00 C. at barn. J.
Jordan, Lilbrun.

6 or 8 tons No. 1 Peanut hay,
bright and clean, well baled, at
market price, FOB my barn,
W. A. Fitzgerald, Omaha.

Choice Kudzu hay, also choice
Kudzu crowns. For price and

information write. B. W. Mid-

dlebrooks, Barnesville.

75 tons bright peanut hay no
trash, $10.00 ton FOB. Earnest
Gaines, Fitzgerald, RFD 3.

6 tons peavine hay, slightly
mixed with crabgrass hay, $16
ton at my barn. Milton Beall,
Louisville.

2 tons pea hay, cured without
rain in stack, $28.00. Trade for
velvet beans. Jesse Corley,
Martinez Rt. 1.

Good grade baled hay, John-
son grass and clover, for sale.
Preferably picked: up at barn.
See Carey Freeman, Tenant,
Gorham Farms, Franklin, Rt.
3; Box 25:



FRESH AND CURED
MEATS FOR SALE

Guar. oak. smoked meat:
hams, 22 1-2e lb; Sides, 15c;
shoulders, 12 1-2c lb. FOB. C. B.
Hurst, Meigs. Rt. 2.

: Guar. oak smoked meat; hams

22%c lb.; sides, 15c; shoulders,
12%c Ib. "FOB. Ces; Hurst,
Meigs Rt. 2.

Brooks Co. old fashioned,
country cured hams, 30c_ Ihb.;
$28.00 per 100 lbs. Guar. oak
smoked, Cash with M. O. only.
C. R. Hutchinson, Barney, Rt 1.

2 shoulders, 17 and 15 Ibs.
respectively, 1 side, 16 Ibs.,
sugar cured in Gov't regulated
curing house this season. Make
best offer on lot or any. P, E.
Rhodes, Baldwin, Box 64.

Some home-made lard for



sale. Mrs. & es 140 |.

De

paid;

bu.

1000 |



_| postpaid: 1 1b. 30c.
tested. Mrs.- R. A.

Bowdon,

Nice Jersey Butt
Exch. for anythin
Write. M. M. Cochr





Good, bright leaf
homeraised, flue cured
yellow, mellow and
lbs. chewing $1.00;
ing, $1.00; 5 Ibs., 50c P
Prompt shipment.
Alma. :

good shat le
Postpaid to 3rd -
guar. A. ab Williams :

Good, bright, flue
whole leaf tobacco, ch
lbs. $1.00; smoking, 8
Postpaid. to 3rd zone.
Boatwright, Osierfiel

Good. chewing an )
tobacco, free of dirt, tras
mold. Chewing 8 =
smoking, 12 lbs. $1.00
prompt shipment. Hi
sey, Screven.

PEANUTS AND PE





~30 Ibs, Stewart. p
Schleys mixed in,
60 lbs. good
$3.25- postpaid. a
Crawfordville.

Seed. runner peanu
Paul Cromer. Ide

Ga.-Ala. Runner peani
Ybs. $4.50; 200 Ibs. $8.00

lbs., $11. 50 FOB. _Cash wi

der. Coley Young Reb

Old fashioned Ga.-
peanuts good soun
100 lb. bags, $5.00 C
Cash: = b-G,; See E
Riss: <

50: bu. N.C; runner
$1.00 bu.; 60 bu. Broor
day: prolific cottonseed, ist
75c bu;:10 bu..New Era
peas $2.00 bu. All FOB.
Tripp, Abbeville. Rt x

nuts, $4. 00 per hundred:
_ slipped shucked cor

Come in truck for co:
sonal checks. W. M.
Unadilla, Rt. 2.

Imp. Spanish and rec
Ga, Runner peanuts, ea.
FOB. D. E. Thom

Norton. Rdton

San ROES AR



VEGETABLES FOR



25] buss: sted po
from vines, kept pert
Dus: 40 bus No- tf -P.
bu.: also 1500 bu. Wh:
Imp. red cob corn, pr
no weevils. N. Ace Br
Hahira. oe

Seed potatces, falls
skin P .R., 50 bu., $1.00 bu.
25 bu..imp. Spanish pe
Ib.; 25 bu. Speckled peas,
bu. Lazarus Dowd Cobb

Green Mtn. Irish pota
or more bu. lots, 80e bu. at
home, 6 mi. north ~
L. M. Waters,

50 bu. i
tatoes, oP
Todd, Baxley, Rt. 3.

1000 bu. kiln dr
bunch potatoes, No.
$1.50 bu. at my plac
potatoes, $1.00 bu.; 2
I Iron peas $2.25 bu.

L. Renfroe, Byron, Rt

100 Ibs. Ransey Shirley Le
ville, Rt. 1.





Purebred S. L, Wya
eggs from unrelated mat,
per 15 postpaid .Mrs. A
ton, Summerville, R.
AA and AAA S. L.
eggs, 90c per 15, $2.
del. Mrs.
Re=2-
Black Australorp AAA
$1.50 per 15 postpaid: alse
laying hens Mar, 1940 hat
$1.00 ea, not prepaid.
MecCurley, Acworth, Gen
Donaldson RI ,
$1.00 per setting del. 1

B. M. Tose, Al

King, Lavonia,

AAA B. R. e
ea oS $1.0
ully packed postpa
A. Fambrough, =

of trom:



GGS FOR SALE



e Mammoth Toulouse
eggs, 20c ea. del. Mrs. |
i L. White, Buckhead.

1 ebred Buff Orphington |
75e per 15. Mrs. Harvey
erson Rebecca, R; 2.

Selected purebred big Eng.
.eggs, 60c per 15, not pre-

rge type Dark Cornish eggs.
per 15. Mrs. C. H. Frank-
ms; . 1.

- type Dark Cornish
gs, $1.00 per 15; $1.75

; $2.50 per 50; $5.00 C;
W.L. Eng. Strain $1.00
5; $1.75 per 30; all pre-
Will exe. for anyhing
use. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

rebred Red Speckled Sus-
eggs, 75c per 15; $1.25 per
paid. Carefully packed.
Earl Wilson, Gainesville,

ggs form Dark Reds direct
om Donaldsons, $1.25 per 16,
for 32 del.. Exch. for cab-
onion or potato plants, or
nuts. Mrs. Grady Brown,

Mountain Rt, 1.
ant Tououse goose eggs,
ea.; also Buff Cochin Ban-
3:6 6trios =: $8.50, cockerels
eggs $1.00 per setting.
W., Camp, 155 Greene-

, Newnan.

glish Red Cap and Japan-
Silkies eggs, $1.25 per 15;
den pheasant, $1.00 for 6.
now booked). TT. P.
on, Chatsworth.
taganseht wikey eg 25,
oz. postpaid. Can fill
s by March 10. Mrs. Ma-
Hattaway Worthen,

ching eggs trom nealthy,
ying B. R., 2 doz. 75c
id, box ret.; also pair nice
ze turkeys, fer breeders.
FOB. Mrs. Fuller Sturde-.
est Point, R. 1.
e AAA heavybred English
mn eggs, $1.00 doz. Post-
dded, no checks. Bonnie.
Buford, Rt, 2.
yurbon Red turkey eggs
March delivery, $3.00 doz.
d stock. J, F. Etheridge,
oss, Robbins Ridge Farm.
postage. Mrs.. D.'B.
noth Bronze turkey eggs
doz. del, Mrs. T. C. Young,
hington, R. 4.
S. C. Black Minorca
eggs. Write L. B. Mil-

Newnan,
s from large type Cornish,
per 15 postpaid. Mrs. D.
ams, Barney, RFD 2.
d, fine, purebred R. I.
-50 per 15 plus 15c
. Mrs. C. Lynch, Rome.
W. L. eggs from Han-
edigree Leghorns, $1.50
$6.50 C del. Cash with
F, B. Bohlen, Madison.
from pure Parks strain
ks. Officially state blood
and culled. $1.00 per 15;
r 30 postpaid. Mamie
yler, Daisy.
. H. Red eggs, $1.25
iso M. B, turkey eggs,
a. . Briley,

eggs from Pedigreed

orders for March and

_ $2.25 doz. postpaid in

turebred unrelated stock.
Hardwick, Appling.

od Dark Cornish game

1g eggs, 85c per 15 or 30

5 postpaid. Miss Cora

son, Ty Ty, R. 3, bx 74,

yn Red turkey,
Orphington (chickens)
0; Pen 2, $3.50; Pen
+ setting. Yard run
15; $1.75 per 80. Hx-
ge eggs. R. E. Kelley,
See



CAN AND OTHER
TREES FOR SALE



ch rees. All Leading vari- ;

te inspected and guar-

ed trive*to name. $35.00 per |

C, and 80c doz.; Con-

e vines, $6.00 C., $1.00
. Travis, Riverdale.

New Pear, keeps

A 4 feet trees,

me Keiffer pea





MARKET BULLETI~

PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

Boysenberry, Thorniess
Youngberry, Cameron Dewber-
ry, Red Sodus and Black Beau-
ty Raspberry; 10 for $1.00; New
Bunch grapes, Ontario, Fredoni-
ca, Caco Sheridan, 25c ea.;
Stuckeys Muscadines, Hunt,
Irene Spaulding, 35c ea.
postpaid. Write H. A. Neal,
Ashland.

Peach Trees, leading varie-
ties, State inspected, Guaran-
teed true to name; Grape vines
$5.00 C., $45.00 M., $1.00 doz;



-Apples, Plum Apricot, 2c per

tree, and up; Black Walnut,
$1.50 doz. Mrs. E. B. Travis,
Riverdale. -

White Scuppernong vines well
reoted. 25c ea; brown Fig
sprouts, well rooted, 15c ea. Add
postage, no check. Mrs. P. E.
Pierce McIntyre, Ried.

Yellow Sept. Seuopernong
vines, 3-4 ft., well rooted. $1.00
doz. Postpaid. C. E. Smith, Bras-
elton.

Scuppernong Cuttings, Black,
Brown or White. 50 for $1.00.
plus postage. Mrs. R. J. Rundle,
Hiram. :

Current May Cherries, Horse
apples, Himilaya Blackberries,
10c ea. all rooted. Under 50c

add postage, Also Coushaw seed,

Hot pepper seed, 10c teaspoon-
ful, Josephine Raley, Mitchell.

Special 6 kinds grapevine, 12,
$1.00, 2 yr.; 6 kinds peach and
apple, 6 for $1.00, 3-4 ft.; 6
Nandina, $1.00 8-10 inch; Dew-

berry and Blackberry 25 for |

$1.00. H. A. Sneed, East Point.

Genuine well rooted boysen-
berry Plants, $1.00 doz, $5.00

C.; Hunt Museadine scupper-

nong grape vines; Parent vines,
direct from Ga. Exp. Sta. Well
rooted, $1.20 doz., $8.00 C., pre-
paid to 2nd zone, R. E. Paris,
Rt. 2 Box 120, Dallas.

100 black Walnut trees, 1-2
yrs. old assoried. lic ea., or
$12.50 for lot del, Morris Lee,
Bluffton. a

Large white Elasta and Ludie,
2 yr. old grapes, tine, sweet
raspberries, imported bunch
blackberries, $1.00 doz; blue
Turkey and Celestial Figs, 3

to 5 ft., 25 to 45c ea. All well |

rooted. C. M. Dwight Atlanta,
1035 Capitol Ave., S. W.

Lead. var., apple and peach
trees, 1-2 yrs. old, 10c and 15
ea; grape vines, 2 yr., rooted,
0c ea. All state insp. true to
name, W. H. Alexander, Cleve-
land,

Scuppernong vines, 6-10 ft.,
50c ea. old ones (bore last yr.),

| $2.00 ea; Fig bushes and May

cherries, 4 ft., 25e ea. J. L. Cog-
gin, Covington.

Lead. var., 2-3 yr. old apple
trees, $8.00 C; $75.00 M. Write
for list of var. T. M. Webb, El-
lijay. :

100 old time peach, free and
Clingstone, slightly mixed 8-10
ft. $3.00 doz; $20.00 for lot;
Fig trees, $3.00 doz; white rose
and Seven Sister rese and white
dbl. althea cutings, Se ea; $5.00
CG. S.W. Whitaker, Bainbridge,
Rt. 2, Box 79.

2 yr. old apple, 25c ea; grape-

vines, 10c ea. $1.00 doz. cream

scuppernong 10 sage plants,
10c; peach, 10c. All well rooted.

| a, T.. Wright, Waco. Rt. 2.

24 well rooted black walnut,
20c ea. 15c ea. for lot; red mul-
berry, pink crepe myrtle, 26c
ea. black muscadine, black,
white scuppernong, blue Dam-
son and red plum, 10c ea; or-

ange day lilies, 75c C. No

stamps. Mrs. Artyce Entrekin,
Waco. Rt. 2. :

CATTLE FOR SALE





Reg, Guernsey bull for sale or

| exc, for Angus bull. J. F. Hut-

cheson, Temple. Rt. 2.

5 yrs. old Jersey cow, freshen
April'1st. (gives very rich milk)
also 3 yr. old muly, freshen
July ist. Both high grade Jer-
seys, Sell either. Mrs. W. F.
Tripp, Kennesaw. RFD (on
highway 41, 1-2 mi. No. town).
- Large grade Jersey cow, fresh

in, 3% to 4 gal., on feed, $60.00. '

C. C. Bexley, Luthersville.
RED 1.

Reg. Polled Hereford 3 yr. old
dark red colored bull, wt. about
1200 lbs: Ehos. -.. W-ylly,
Tennille. :
Fine Jersey bull, not reg., 30
<mos. old $100.00; a 3 mos. old
one, $15.00. John W. Good,
Moultrie. :

A really choice reg. Hereford
bull, 4 years old, naturally

rned, but rather light colored,

UY,

Au |

to



CATTLE FOR SALE

Wednesday, March 12, 194

HOGS FOR SALE

i ee



1 black Jersey heifer, due to
fresh first of April, $25.00 at
my barn. Mrs. R. L, Pace, Tem-
ple, Rt. 1,

4 Hereford bulls, old enough
for service. Good individuals.
Deg. Lorna M. Biggers, At-

Janta, P. O. Box 73 Northside

Branch.

Guernsey cow, giving 1% gal.
daily: freshen in June, 3rd calf:
gave 4%2 with 2nd calf $65.00
cash. Woodrow Mann, Dun-

woody, Glen Ridge Farm.

3 reg. Hereford bulls, 2 dbl.
standard Polled and 1 Herned,
all old enough for service this
spring. W. R. Brown, Dillard.

Cow, giving 2 gal., $35.00 or
exc, for steer or male cow.
Henry Cooper, Temple Rt. 2.

2 cows, 1 to freshen next
month. In good cond. for sale;
also D&PL 11 A cottonseed, 2nd
year.. ginned pure, $3.00 CWT.
Mrs. A. M, Nixon, College Park,
Rt 2; Ca 6753.

Reg. Black Angus bull, 4 yrs.
old about, 1300 Ibs., best of
breding, gentle, easily kept,
$125.00. Geo, L. Hughes, Sr.,
Mt. Vernon,

1 ox, wt. over 1300 kbs. good
werker to anything, gentle
(children can handle), for sale.
Want buy 1 M. C. drake, large
type, cheap for cash. J. J. Music,

Alma P. Q. Box 113.

1 heifer, ist calf, $35.00; 1

cow, $50.00. Both fresh im, W.

L, Goolsby, Jonesboro.

Fresh in cow (7-8 Guernsey)
and heifer (3rd) calf, 3 weeks.
old; 4 gal. day, easy milker;

rich yellow butter, $60.00. Jack

Payne, Reynolds.

5 Jersey-Guernsay cross
heiters, all bred for early sum-
mer: also purebred Jersey bull,
same age; and Jersey-Guernsey
cross bull 1 yr. old. See Satur-
days and Sunday. C, C, Oglesby,
Chamblee, Rt. 2.

HOGS FOR SALE





2 broke-nose Berkshire males
6.m0os. old. from litter of 15.reg,
buyers name. Mrs. Walter E.
Dodge, Valdosta Rt.

Reg. Duroc-Jersey pigs, male
and female, highly bred. Come
and select what you want. CG.
W. Doolittle, Sandersville.

Purebred Hampshire hogs and
pigs for sale or exec, for seed
peanuts at market price, O. S.
Duggan, Chester.

_ Reg. Duroc J. pigs, 2-9 mos.
old, Dam and Sire of 1 litter
winners at State Fair; Dam of
another litter a winner. See
or write. Ralph Tabor, Fort
Valley, Rt. 1.

1 fine Hampshire boar, ready
for service $12.00 at my barn,
or $11.00 without reg. papers.
J. C, Madden, Locust Grove.

2 P. C. gilts, 5 P. C. males,
wt. 75 to 100 lbs. Reg. and chol-
era immune $10.00 each, D. J.
Wyatt, Dublin, Rt. 1.

Purebred Berkshire
350 tb. wt, also purebred
Berkshire sow wt. 300 lbs., bred
above mentioned male;

Swap for corn. E, K. Kitching,
Danielsville, RFD 2. y

Extra fine O.1.C. pigs, ready
to wean Mar. 20th. Reasonable.
L. H. Jones, Fayetteville Rt. 3.

Reg. S, P .C. sow. bred, and
boar, 10ce pound, or exc. for
value can use. FOB here. E. S.
Hicks, Yatesville.

3 red Duroc J, males, 3 mos.
old, $10.00 ea. with papers in
buyers name, FOB. W, D. As-

kew; Davisboro. Rt. 2, Box 57. |

2 big bone Blue Guinea pigs, i ,
bone Rime Guinea DISS, | Gain Rt A.

male and female, not related,
wt. 40 lbs. $10.00, or $5.00 ea.;

trio of geese, now ready to lay,

$4.50; 2 White Pekin ducks,
May 1940 hatch, $1.50.
with order. W. R. Fogg, For-
syth, Rt-1.

. Black big bone-P.C., Duroc
cross, sow with 8 pigs 2 wks.
old, $25.00; 1 Duroc-P. C. cross
sow, to bring pigs
$12.00. Paul Robinson, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

8 thin hair Black Essex shoats,
2 Jersey and S.P.C. gilts, wt.
about 50 Ibs. each, life treated,

$5.00 ea., where 2 or more are

taken, Will exe. for 50 lbs. Va.
bunch peanut seed or Imp.
Spanish and 60 los. good hay,

peas or good var. soy beans as
part pay.

I. H. Anderson, Alma,

Rt. 4. :
One of 3 reg. Duroe gilts; 13
mos, old, wt. about 350 Ibs.

Splendid speimens, and ready

for breeding. Sell or exc. for 1
heavy Jersey springer, or fresh
LOU 3 gal. rick

boar, ,
Ra 5242.

is April, |



S. P. C. bear, wt. about 200
Ibs. for sale; also want a little
black P. C. pig. Write what you
have and price. J. F. Stewart,
Culloden, RFD 1.

8 purebred big bone Black
African guinea pigs, 6 weeks
old, $6.50 ea.; $12.00 pr.; also
18 W. L. pullets 7 mos. old,
75c ea. Herman C. Brewer,
Danielsville, Rt. 3..

5 big bone Guinea pigs, $8.75
ea.. also 2 R. I. Red roosters,
pure stock, $1.00 each. J. T.
Brown, Elberton Rt. ae

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE



5 qt. Saanan doe, out of reg.
stock, freshen in May, $40.00.
Has lactation period of 12 mos.
Mrs. J. L, Powell, Atlanta, 2684
Lenex Rd., N.E., Rt. 2.

3 nice, young milk does all
freshen in Mareh and 2 does
fresh now, cheap EBugene Kown.
Atlanta, 701 North Ave., N. W.

1 thoroughbred Nubian buck,
5 wks. old. Mother is. a 5 qt.
doe; also 1 Nubian and Saanan
buck, 4 wks. old; Nubian buck
Service Fee $2.00. 1 mi. south of
Courthouse on East side No. 3
Highway. Mrs. Annie L. Adams,
Thomaston, P, O. Box 8.

Toggenburg doe freshen April
9th, from 5 Qt. dam. Mrs. G. W.
Collins, Atlanta, 1992 McLen-
don Ave. De 3972.

Month old, purebred, reg.
Toggenburg buck kids, natural-
ly hornless, perfect markings,
bettle fed, best blood lines, $10
ea. Mrs. Avalene Highland, La-
vonia, Rt. 1. _

Reg. Saanan male at Stud,
fee, $3.00. W. J. Surglin, At-
lanta, 69 So. Grand Ave., Cen-
ter Hill.

, One 3-4 Toggenburg buck,
from 4 qt. purebred Tog. import-
ed milk doe. 10 mos old, wi.
about 180 Hos. Make fine stock
goat. See or write. W. C. Car-

penter, Tifton, RFD 5.

At Stud- Sir Roderick. T-
2678, the most outstanding Tog-
genburg buck in the South. Reg.,

ped., naturally hornless. Service |-

fee, $5.00 for grades and pure-
breds. (You can secure cheaper
sires but none better. Compari-
sons cordially invited). John
Hynds, Atlanta, 93 Warren St.
N._ B. De 5140. :

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE





Saddle mare 10 yrs. old, gen-
tle, well gaited, pinto red and
white; black horse mule, 10 yrs.
old, ne bad traits, work any-
where, about 1050 lbs. Both
perfectly sound, good as the
best. $125.00 ea. See Saturdays

and Sunday, Jason A. Tuegile,
Chamblee, 4820 Highpoint Rd.

Rt. 2.

Good farm mule, fer sale or
swap for milech cow or year-
lings. See at farm, 7 mi. South
on Bethsader Rd. Dr. Burger,
College Park, 821 Garden St.

Horse mule wt. 1000 lbs., 13

ISD ca or #0 OU tor meu Se eee: & Bedtord,

Brexten, Rt. 1.

Good mare mule, good cond.,
full of life. work anywhere,

easily kept, $50.00. Bizie Bar- |

rett, Alto, Rt, 1.

2 Jacks,15 hands high, wt.
1000 lbs., 4 yrs. old and 1 ma-
ture, Good servers, and reg.,
for sale. At Big Indian Creek

ion Highway 838. Jos. A. Smith

Madison, Rt, 3.

Pair mule, 3-4 yrs. old, cheap
for cash or trade for a tractor
in good cond. L. M. Hamby.

Extra good plug mule, $40.00
er trade for a good milch cow.
Lester Dunn, Sparta.

2 mare mules, 1 mare, wt. 850
Ibs., ea. 1 black mule 1050 Ibs.,
two of the 4 for sale. All good
cond., work anywhere. Frank
Miller. Lula, :

Mare mule colt, 1 yr. old
March 17th, /wt. 900 Ibs., alse

| 3-y?. old mare horse colt, black,

wt. 1050 lbs. broke to work
anywhere, $100.00 ea J. L.
Mauk, Ty Ty.

Mule around 12 vrs. old, work |

anywhere, sound every way,
good work mule, $50.00. Mrs.
H. G, Ford, Lavonia, Rt. 1.

Black *mare mule, wt. 900
lbs.. pert, in good eond., 12 yrs
old, $35.00 cash or trade for
cows or yearlings. I, A. Wil-
liams Eastanollee, Rt. 1.

Brown colored mule, 4-5 yrs.
old, about 900 Ibs. in good
shape, PO Blemishes. $175.00.

ee , Hicks, ;

HORSES AND Mi
FOR SALE



Good brood mare 6 yrs.
1 good mule colt, 7 mos, old
good cow, fresh in, and goo
horse wagon. L. C, Whit:
Cornelia, Star Rt.

Bay mare mule, 5% yrs.
wt. 1000 Ibs. fine farm sn
black mare mule, sm
mouth, about 1000 lbs.
worker: roan mare mule.
lbs. Seli or take mileh co
trade for part pay. Geo.
Pherson, Moutrie, Rt. 2.

Mare mule, excellent
wt. about 1000 lbs., for
Ben Tullis, Suwanee, Rt.

1 Ky brood mare 9 yrs.
wt. 1200 lbs., gentle, 3
anywhere, 1 horse mule
mos. old, 1 H. wagon, pract
new. C. J. James, Union

Black mare mule wt. 850 lk
12 yrs. old, good cond. wo
anywhere, at reasonable pr;
Charles MeDonald, Law,
ville, Rt. 1.

Good strong, healthy,
leoking horse, gaited also
serve for gen. purposes on f;
$75. Mrs. Geo. Normany,
weedy Ch 6653. oe

Black mare about 1400
work anywhere, Inquire at
dera Post Office or my
Sam Postelle, Morganton

POULTRY FOR SAL





GAMES AND GIANTS:
2 White Dom game
$1.50 ea. also have pit
hens to trade for 6 bb. c
perfect cond. Carl
Gainesville. 87 Oak St. |

Purebred, good fighting
game cockerels, June |
15. Wayne Goode, Bronwoe

1 Red game cock, 1 1-2
old (part Daredevil :
Warhorse), trimmed,
Want 100. baby chicks
to 8 wks. old, large bre

| ferred. Party pay trans,

both ways. Mes. J. B
Sumner. Rt. 2, Box 5.

Old fashioned Eng. B
Breasted Red game cock
$1.50 ea. C. H. Baldwin, At
Rt. 8, Box 267.

Warherse pit game
pullets, $1.50 ea; Yr. ol
$3.50 ea; 1 yr. old She
pullets, $1.50 ea; Yr.
neck stags, $3.50 ea.
Roguemore Mansfield.

1 Red Indiana Yr. old
trimmed and in fine
$2.00; 2 Cornish AS, |
old, $1.0@ ea. Exc. rogste
hens for 6 mixed hens; Wi
Berkshire er ttle bone Gu
pig. Exe. poultry. A. D. Bh
stock, Douglasville. Rt. 2.
WINORCAS:

6 pure Buff Minorca 11
old hens, good layers, no
$5.00. Mes. J. R. Lanier,
mom. Rt. 1.

10 AAA Golden Butt |
hens, goed layers, 75c ea.
ton Brown, Ball Ground.
Golden Minorcas, Kirc
Special str. Young roosts
hens, $1.00 ea: 10 for $i
Eggs, $1.00 per setting,
| Mrs, C. H. Ward, Adairsvil
1

LEGHORNS: =
10 White L., 12 wks. 0
lets 60 ea. FOB; also Cus!
and sugar pumpkin seed,
sale. Mrs. Wm. E. Burch.
ena. Rt. 1. Bes

\ Booking orders, large ty
L., Eng., and American
Brown L., non sexed, $7.50
lets, $15.90; cockerels, $3
100 lots; other breeds o:
Write. Mrs. W. A. Ma
son. P. O. Box 124.. >
10 W. L. hens now la
rooster, 18 mos. old, $7.
G. A. Bookout, Douglas.

AAA S. . B: L, Mare
all laying, $1.00 ea. at my |
9 mi. West of GCainesvil
Klondike strawberry

75; $1.50 M- Lady To
$2.00 M. Lisbon Allen,
ville. Rt, 2. =

200 Eng. Leghorn hen:
1940 hatch (make >
breeders) 75c ea. Hovas
Ohoopee.

1 purebred B, L.
about 9 mos. old, $1.00, not
paid. No checks. Paul M:
Chatsworth. Rt.2.

25 Seidel L. pullets,
old laying 85 percent, |
cockerels, Yr. old, all vacei
and heathy, $35.00. F
Freeman, Flovill&

24 last |
he








_ eockerels, from high
hens, 10 mos. old, $2.00
50 pr: also 1 BAA large

We L., and 18 mos. old

. H. Red 12-18 mos old
levine. $10. 00 del. Ist zone.
2 ay Passe, Madison. Rt.
= 39

R. I. Red hens, now laying |

to 50 eggs a day, and 6 AAA
sters, $1.25 ea. for entire lot.
. Paulk, Willdcoochee. Rt. 2.

ANDOTTES::

urebred R. C. S. L. Wyan- |

tes 2 Kens and rooster, $3.50

exc, for Arborvitas, Camel- | ;
a Abelia. Mrs. A. E. Big- |

, Rebecca. Rt. 2.
urebred R. C. S. L. Wyan-
fe eocks, Yr. old, $1.25 ea: 2
old. $2.00 a; Eggs, 75 for |
Docia Harris, Lula.

wKEYS, GUINEAS GEESE,
KS, ETC:

4 head 1940 hatch Speckled
Sas, 75c a, FOB. M. O% or
iers Check. Malcolm. Me-
an, Bartow. P. O. Box. 135.
Booking orders April, May,
s hateh Northwestern Broad |
ed Bronz poults from

le = approved,
-winnng pens, Write for
-B. F, Rountree, Jonsboro..

White Muscovy ducks,
~, now laying, $8.00 plus |
. Charles Mathis, Gains-

F :

eld guina rooster, 50,

exe, for white or flowered

sacks at 16c ea; few multi-"

g white ofichs 10 gt, or

. for sacks;

for March-April del. M. B. tur-

coy ggs at $1.90 doz. P. P. Mrs.
A Howell, Greerisboro.

ae tire M. B. tom, wt. 32 lbs..

so also nice, clear? feathers,

T6s., - gOose, $12. 0@ or 5Gc 1b;

6 Ibs. mix. cdl, ehicken, 25 1B.

bxC for Pinea pple pear trees 6r

: bushes. J. W. Altnian

+ yr, old Bourbon Red tom

ad 2 hns, $11.00 as long as
supply last. Mrs. Willie Las-
es ovington.

2 turkeys, 8 heris, 4 gobblers, |

bone type. Toms, "$4. 00; hens, |

3.00 s. Sell part or all. Mrs.
nton Gordon, Pitts, Rt. 1.

6 Mallard ducks. 1 drake, 3}
lack and white Muscovys, $1.60
A: ; Eggs; Buff Orp., Columbian
rya idottes, Mallard an dBuff

p. duck, 75 per 15 del. Miss |

perta MeCollum, Grantvill.
full bred M. B. turkey hens.
14 lbs., ea., $4.00 ea; 20 Ib.
te $5. 00; 30 lo. tom, $6.00
3 oh with order. Mrs: M. L.
ewen, Vienna. Rt. 4.

= t

A 2 yr, old Bourbon Rd |

ebbler from unrelated ae
me breeder, around 30 1b. W
lb. Mrs. T. E. Ansley. nheae. |

Come arid gander $1.50; 38
head guinas, xc. for little bone
tinea gilt (stay-fat type); also

1 pr. half King pigeons fer |

vhite buck rabbit Ea. pay
tage. O. A. MeCrea, Jr.,

Ducks, $1.50 pr. also like to |

r from party having white

nd yellow roses, 1=2 yr. bushs

; _Teasonable price. Mrs, J. B.

. Griffin,

Sey. pr. Bronze turkeys, $6.0

pr. Hens now nesting. Good

ig raised, healthy birds. Mrs
y Ray. Union Point. Rt. 1.

a .

5 young Spckled Sussex lay- |

hens and 1 eockerel, $6.00

lot, FOB. M. T. Tanner,

Sandersville.

EGHORNS:

April hateh B. L. roosters,
$1. 00 ea. FOB. Fred Holt. Elli-
yay. Pike Rt.

1002125 AAA W. L. 11 mos.
eld pullets, laying 75 percent.
Sell or exc. for good mule or
horse. Hubert E. Hill. Com-
wnerce. Rt. 1.

4000 All Star Lindstroms 8
mos. eld hens, 75c ea. or exc.
for corn or country meats. W. S.

owns, Towns, Ga.

eh, breeding cockerels,
from pen ped. matings (Dam

) $8Es record 290-324 egg), large}

pe, 11 mos. old. Reasonable.
vite M. W. Kantala, Elberton.
Ae 30 ee type Eng. Ww. L. hens
0800 FOB. . Now laying,~no
culls, av. 5 lbs. ea. Cliff T. Tan-
ner, Sandersville, RFD 1.
6S. C. W. L. breeding coKer_
els, from pen. ped matings,
April 1940 hatch, vaccinated.
epy ped. furnished if desired.
y Cooper, Stockbridge, Rt. 1.
35 AAA WoL. pullets, laying
. Hanson str. Write. Hollis
Doren Marlow.

bloodtested |

booking order's |

Al- |

POULTRY FOR SALE



t;



er, $2.10: also 325 les.
pecans, 15 lb; $40.00 for lot: |:

J;

PEAFOWLS, PHEASANTS, |
QUAIL FOR SALE:

Peacocks, $15.00 each. No
hens. Mrs. C, N, Adams, Cor-
dele, cfo J. Slade Farm.

6 peafowls. 2 prs. and 2 bens,
beautiful Blue var., about Yr.
old, $20.00 pair del; hens, $10,00
e&. Del. Money order. Thos. A.
Hughes Buford.

Native Bob-White and Chu-
kar Partridge. A-1 strong, heal-
thy stock. Only few pairs, Guar.
live del. Write. Geo. H. Willi-

' arms, Hamilton.

Ringneck Pheasant pullets
and cocks, $6.00 trio; cocks,
$2.50 ea; pullets, $2.00 ea. Em-
ory Davis. Rutledge,

3 Ringneck male pheasants for
sale, and want some pheasant
hens. Leonard Osear Herndon.
Canon. Rt. 1.

Young Fantail pigons, white
and mixed colors, $1.50 pr.; high
bred N. Z. Rabbit does, 4 yos.
old, $1.50 ea. Harry Taylor, Ate
lanta,. 1940 Hallman St. N. E.
' De 3954.
REDS, NEW HAMPSHIRES
AND RHODE ISLANDS):

1 Half R. I, Red and half Blue

Andalusian rooster, $1.50; also
tame honeysuckle vines,

perniong cuttings 25e ea. 2, 45.
Ad postage. Mrs. J, E. Sorvells,
Royston. Rt. }.

Fin N. H. Red 14 mos. old
roostr, $5.00 cash or xc. for 6 |
Brown or Buff Lghern hens.
Mrs. Lizzie Webb, Meigs. Rt. 2:

Zz or 3 N. H. Red Mareh hatch
rcostrs, $1.00 ea FOB. Mrs. B
C.. Miller, Wrightsville, Rf. 2.

Purebred. R. T. Reds, 6 hens
and cock, $1.60 net - prepaid.
Mary Harrison, Buckhead.

7 RO. Pp New Hampshire
Red cockrels, bloodtested, $1.75
a. Write. L. D. Culbertson.
, Winterville. Rt 1 Box 15.

20 R. I. Red pullets, 1 reester,

Spring 1940 hateh, All AAA i
grade, go 00 or $1.00 ea 31 pures |.

bred B. R. rooster, $1.25. Ellis
| Smith, Fairburn.

Fine Mayhood R. I. Red recst-
Stwart

200 tbs: seedlings, i0c 16. Miss
Blle Timmerman, Bronwod. |
: Box 8&3.

High | bred New Hampshir
Red March roosters $1.50 62

Mrs. Ezell S. Goolsby, Monticl- |

Je,
3 purebred Donaldson R. I.

Red Yr. old reosters, $1.50 64:

hens, $1.00 6a. Mis. T. P. Rgers,
Soeial Circle,

16 ptrbred Tompkins S.C. R.
I, Red pullets. laying and ready
to lay $15.00. Mrs. M. H, Walk-
er, Grantsville. Rt. 2.

ANCONAS.

20 Anona pullets, laying in |

6 or 8 weeks, $20.00. W. J.
MeDougald, Gaddistown .

AUSTRALORPS:

50 to 75 Buff Australorp baby
chieks every week, 10 ea, Not

lss 25 shipped. J. O. Fussell,
Dawson,

BANTAMS:

Modern B. B.- Red Gani
bantams, $5.00 pr.; Black Sad-
dle Fantail pigeons, $2.50 pr.

M. L. Arnau, soo 22) Bet

49th St.

3 nice Black Polish with
Crani crsted, bantam year old
eockerls, $1. 60 ea, fer quick
Sale. Sev. Silver Spangled Ham-
burg eocks, $2.56 ea. C. T.
Gaines, Buford.

2 Japanese White Silkie cock.
rels, for sale. F. E. Jackson,
McRae -

4 Buff Cochin hens and 2 Buff
Cochin roosters, $5.00. Day Da-
vis. Rutledge.

BARRED WHITE AND

OTHER ROCKS:

AAA stock roosters: 2 B. R.
yr. old $2.00 ea.; 6 N. H. Red
9 mos. old, $1.00 a.: 20 AAA
BOR pullets, 9 mos old, laying,
$1.60 ea, M. O. with order.
D. Hughes. Adrian.

10 young THKompson Ringlet
hens, $10.00 or $1.25 ea. FOB.;
Eggs, 75 per 15, $4.06 C. Del.
Jno. A, Wilson Martin,

Ped. Partridge Rock cocker-
els, year old in April, $3.50.and
$5.00 ea. FOB. James King,
Stone Mtn Rt. 1.

1 and 2 year old, full blood-
ed B. R. cockerels, B. W. D.
tested and vaccinated. $1.00 ea.
es Mrs J J. Outen, Manas-

=~ Rts 2 Bex. 62.

i 10 White Plymouth Rock pul-
lets, 9 mos. old, around 71% Ibs.
each, all laying, T. S. Visscher,
Decautr, 711 Church St

a

ae

hns, now laying, and cock, $10

| pGrebrd and not inbred. Mis.

12-15 |,
iff, 15 ea; 2 for 25c; white seup- |

POULTRY FOR SALE

FARM HELP WANTED |







20 Booth AAA B. R. March |
1940 Late laying pullets, 2
fine larg roosters, $22.00 cash.
Mrs. Sam Hughes, Scotland.

Parks purebrea B. R. 9
not postpaid, Purbred White
Face Black Spanish eggs, $1.15
per 15 postpaid. Mrs. Frank
Treadaway Adairsville.

1 Aristocrat B. R. 15 mos: old
16 lb. rooster. $2.00 dl. any-
where in Ga. by Express Mrs.
Willie Smith, Diamond,

CORNISH:

10 .Dark Cernish roosters,
priz winners Ga. State Fair.
$1.00 ea FOB. J. BE: Wright, |
Bradley. : ,

Fine purebrd Cornish In-
dian roostr. $1.00, FOB: also
fice sundried apples, 1242c Ib.
white black= s table pas
10c tb. del. Mrs. Be. Osborn,
Roy. |
-| 4 large Dark Cornish April
1940 hatch roosters, $5.00 or
$1.50 ea. Parl Colbert, Dal-
las, Rt. 3. :

15 Dark Cornish roosters, |
$1.50 a, Jun raisd chicks,

Marvin B. Purcl! Carnsville.
Rt. 2.

Big, fine, 18 ios. old Cor-

nish rodstr, rere. $1.50
crated, FOB. H. M. Moorman,
Levett. ;
_ 5 purebrd Cornish pullets
and 1 last spring hatch cdckerl.
$5.50; nic Cornish cockerels,
$1 00 6a, AH FOB. Jamies Le
Brown, Hlena.

Purebred Dark Cornish
chicks day old, 12% a.; eggs,

$1.00 per 15 dl. Cartons ret.
Mrs. C. A. Patterson, Ty Ty,R.1.

1940 hatch rooster, $1.25, Mrs.
A. C. Sailers, Maysville, Rt. 2.

6 purebred Dark Cornish
pullets and 1 young unrelated
Gornish roostr, $8.50 FOB. MO.
(B. He Bankston, Ashburn.

POULTRY WA NTED





MISCELLANEOUS
CHICKENS:

Want 10 or 15 young hens.
Any breed xcpt Lghorns.
Mrs. . HH. Godwin, Warm
Sprmgs. |

Want 10 or 15 hens to rais
baby chicks or halves te 8-16
wks, old, any heavy bred; ai-
so want. 50 baby ehicks to raise
on Halves. Party paying trans.
chgs. Mrs. Bertha Crowe, Dallas. |
Rt. 3,

PIGEONS: :

Want some White King pig-
eons, mated and working thai
will raise nic, plump sduabs
for market us, at rasdnable
price. C. G, Albright, Warm
Springs.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS.
DUCKS, GEESE, ETC.

Exe, M. B. 1940 hateh tom for
turkey her, Es, pay postage.
Write. Mrs. L. H. Darnell, Wace.

Want swap full grown Emden
(whit) gandr for an Emden
goose, quick. Otis Roberts.
Barnesville. Rt, 2,

Want 1940 hateh trie turkeys,
M. B. preferred:alse trie Guin-
eas, White prfrred. Trade
New Era peas or cash if rea-
sonable. J. A. Witoanks, Chats-
worth.

BABY CHICKS:

Want 2-300 beby chicks 10
tais en shars. Have broodr
hous and xperience. Write. H.
C. Holloman Temple, Rt. 1.

Want sev. lots (at dif, times)
of 10@ large breed baby chicks.
all roosters preferred if cheap-
er, State prices, del. to me, tc.
Mrs. L, B. Chases, Kimgsiand.
GAMES:

Want a Cuban Game come or
eeckerel. Leonard Hodnete.
Gabbettville.

FARM HELP WANTED









Want while: woman, 18 io 40,
for light farm work, ho field |
work, $2.00 week. Some edu-=
cation. Mrs. E, L.. Hancock,
Leslie.

Want nice, clean, healthy,
white or colored woman. 45-50,
to live as one of family, light
farm work, no fiel work. Good
heme, private room. Can give
ref. Mrs. James O. Gresham,
Decatur, Rt. 2.

Want man or bey, or man
and wife. to work on truck
farm, Board, roo, reasonabe
salary. H. Ww. Ayers, Deouglas-
ville W. Strickland St.

Want single man to work 1
horse erp and board to help
me, or work through with me
yon the 2 horse farm. Neo whiskey
drinker need apply. A. E. Pate.
Grantville, Rt. 1, Box 22C.

Want boy 14-15, to live as
one of family and help with:
tight work around place. Goed
home. Write. Mrs. George
- Sanders, Elberton, eG, FD &





_ Edwards,

1 pure white Corfiish June |

, colered who knows

S. Campbell, Dallas, Ri. 4

Want faare hand. white or col-

ored, middleaged prferrred, |

sober and reliable. Board, wags |
and reasonable wages. E. L.
Chatsworth. Rt. 2.

Want small colored family to
work on farm and look after
cows. Ne cotton. Wife to do light
farm: work, no field work, Pay |
man $18.00 mo.; wife, $8.00.
Good house, wood, water, gar-
den spot. Man must be able use
tractor and drive truck. Mrs.
WL. Phillips, Martinez, care
Phillips Farm.

Want christian woman, around
50, who needs home, to look af-
ter garden and other light farm
work. No field work, Charles |
Crss Grantville: Box 103.

Want reliable white woman,
20-35, for light farm work, no

field work. Bsin with $6. 00 |

mo. beard and Jaundry; raise
after first of month. Answer in
own writing, giving age, de-
seription, ref. anid xp. Mrs. B.
W. Dunean Columbus, 404-11th
Street.

Want settled, dependable, col-

ored man and wife for farm |

work; woman, light fatm work.
Don't mind small family. Fur-
nish house, wood and regular
work, S. P. Myrick, Haddock.

Want sober, Honest man to
work. on farm. $13.00 mo. board
and laundry, At once. J. W.
Wilson, Lylerly. Rt. 1.

Want middlaged, single, col. |
ord woman for light farm work

no field work. Live 6n plac arid

god pay. At onc. Kibbe |
Crunip Macon, Rt. 2.

Want honest, sober, unen-
cumberd white or colored wo-
man for light farm work, no

_ field work. $3.00 week, room, |

arid board. Mrs. J. D. Webb,
Colleg Park, Rt 2.

Want good. farmer for 50 acres
sfiicoth land, 50-50 basis. Stock,
tools, seed and half fertilizer

furnished. 2 houses. Can fur- |
nish day labor. John Abernathy,

Blairsville Rt. 4.

Want wage hand, married or
single, te tend and Sather erop. |

Must be good worker. Furnish |
ged house and wood. or board.
Furnish wife work also. N.
Reid, Hartwell, Rt, 3.
Want at orice, wag hand for |
faim work. Must S ~sober,
healthy, willing workr, with
fair education, 18 to 40 years
old, $12.50 mio: board and room.
Le We Seago, Pinehurst.
Want settld,, white woman to

liv with old couple. Do light |

fatm work, ho field work. $2.00
week. L. M. Hazerig,: Chamblee,
Rt, 1. 2 mils Tucker.

Want xp. man ard family

to work 1 he@rse or 2 horse crop |

and cut wood, 6n 56-50 basis,
also day Wages, Cash payment
for labor and Gash advance on
crop. Rich bottom land. On
school bus and mail route. See.
Mrs. S. S.
Rt. 4,
Want .middleaged unencum-
berd white woman to live in
heme with elderly couple and
help with light farm work, no
fild work. Small salary. Mrs.
J. E. Barnett, Stone Mountain.
Want couple or family, white
or colored, fer farm work. Milk,

_terid hgs arid make crop, 1 h.

farm. .Good wages. Rferences.
Apply: Dr, Pendergrast, Atlan-
ta, 420 Moreland Ave.

Want yourig Man who knows
how, to work>en far. se0e
week, board and laundry. T. E.
Vincent Fairburn, RFD 1.

i small family to share

aa with widow and tend 26
acres good land, 15 mi, Atlanta.
Pasture, branch: good road,
school bus. Mrs. E. L. Walker,
Ellenwood Rt, 1. Wa 6877.

Want single man or with just
wife, able finance self to oper-

ate 1500 turpentine boxes and /

fill out with day work. S44
Kidder, Jr., Meigs,

: Want middlesged, unencum-
bered, halthy, dependable,
Christian woman to live in home
and do light farm work no
field work. Reasonable salary.
Rt.. required, Mrs. I. .M. Green-
Atlanta, 959 Arden Ave.

Want reliable, unencumbered ,

woman to milk cows and see
after poultry. Reasonable sal-
ary. Mrs. W. H. Lawrenee, Ma-
con, Rt. 5, Box 169.

Want good dependable girl, |

no bad habits, to live in re-
spectable home and help with
light farm = no field work.
Write. Mrs. E. S. Wells, Lude-
Wwici.

Want man for 1 h. crop, 50-
50 basis. Good Jand for etton
and bottoms for corn. Must
furnish self. W. B. Cochran.
Colleg Park. Rt. 1.

Want families for day hand
and wage hands on rich bot-
tom lands. Henry H. Puryear.
Florence

Want farm hand, white or
how to
board and:

plow. $12.00 mo.,

we*hing. for good hand who is |
WwW.

no svhiset to army draft.

E. |

Storer, Douglasville, |

Want mood ar
general farming; to a
bine tractor and p.
Salary, board and Jat
Lovell Tiger. :

worker, for light farm
no field work. House and
| week. Prefer one witho
dren living near A
details about self
Sullivan, College Park,

Want farmer, sma
for small farm; corn, p
-eotton if wanted. Toc
on 41 Highway, is
Atlanta All the true 5
flowers and chickens h
sll I furnish everything
go 50-50. H. a
dale. \

Want good, exp: :;
wife, no children, e lip
a crop. Woman to as
farm work. Board both an
reasonable salary. Write.
_Boyd, Winston, Rt. hee

Want good, reliable
hand, small family, at
Reasonable wages. 2%
Norcfoss. Inquire at Cl
Baileys Service Station
Highway. W. E. Mayes
. Cross,

Want healthy cour ry.
ed woman, not over 40, 6
farm, work. Private room,
laundry, $5.00 wek. J. H.
Atlanta, 1331 Lee St.,

h



' Aptil: $20, 00 mio. May an
board and laundry, solid tir
A, J. Wells, Jr., Ashburn,
Box 157. a
Want 2 plow hands Vy
work each year. $15.00
board, laundry. 4-H
preferred, Come see, d
write. Martha M.
Jsup, phone 94.
Want farm laber,
good workers, smal}
for Collier. Farms at:
Lester J. Lott, Barnes
Want man for general
work. Write for parti
WJ. McCrani, Ft. Gaines,
Want eolored mari, apt
50, sober, Honest, xp. ir
farming. Room, boot
month. Apply at once.
Rice, Knoxville, Rt. 1.
Want. good man, no dr
ard, to work on 1 h.
. Wages, board, laundry. ey
Hicks Adl, Rt, fT,
Want girl or young
for light farm werk, no
-work Board and salary.
Gorden Reeves, Austell
Want man, white OF. CO.
with family, to drive tr: ctor
do other farm work. od.
ary for right man. Dont
come see C., R.
Americus,
Want settled man,
character, for reasonabl
on farm. Allotments sm
in heme with ow er
wages expected
Clifford C. Smith,
4, Box 61,
Want sober, indugtrfoas
and wife for farm an

al



| repair work. Furnish good

and garden and r
wages. State wages w
particulars about self.
Spear, Stillmore.
Want a practical
gardner. Must be Chr

garden with some irrigatio
. Hamrick :

care Mt. Berry School fo
Want unencumbered Ww

worRer, to help with # ht
work, no field work. $2.50 w

Caldwell, Kingsland,

Want a 2h. man on 5
basis. 5 R. house, go
School bus goes thro
near 5 good churches,
south Lilburn. L. O.
Lilburn.

Want wage hand by the d.
Man and wife, not more th:
2 smalt children. Whit A
ored. Melvin A. Jones, T

Want good wage hand.
over 30, to live as one of
ily, honest and sober, no
habits. $15.00 mo., boa
later than March 15th, Come.
|not write J. Bx:

Want refined, country
white woman, unencum
30-40, for light farm wo
field work, except milk.
board and salary. Mrs
lia Johnson, Lovett.

- Want industrious,
decent, sober, honest |
man or man and wite
work. Give White ref
and pariciulars about sel:
fus Merriman. Lyons. _

Want single, sober
white man 25-30, to farm w
me. 18 acres allotmen:



him 5 aeres and his
rental and soil buildi:
and beard and laut
see at one. T. G.

ton Rt. 1.


HELP WANTED

FARM HELP WANTED







Want 1 or 2 families to work
farm: need 2 good plow
5. several hoe hands. Fur-
plenty work. 2 houses, good
re, wood, etc. 3 mi, West
adison on paved highway. J.
ndrix, Madison, Rt. 1.

mnt middlaged unencum-
settled woman for light
ork, no field work. Small
and board. Mrs. Be We
~ Atlanta, 1045 North
N. BE. Wa 6356.

woman 30-50, to live

e of family and do light
work, no field work. Small
nd good home. Mrs. C.
Metter, Rt. 1, Bx. 127.

ant man or boy, not sub-
to draft, agreeable, sober,
help make 1941 crop, for
f crop, board, laundry.
irrett, Marietta, care An-
son Motor Co.

ant good, smart farm hand
ges, or crop on halves.
one who can use 2 mule

king cultivator, 2% miles
iverdale, Bethsader Rd.
ing, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

Slee on 50-50 basis. Will fur-

fertilizer, or rent standing

mi; north Rochelle, J.
McCollum. Rochelle.

strong, unencumpered
35-50, for light farm
. no field work, small sal-
and board. Live in home
me, Mrs. Laura Haynes,

t good, sober and feli-
an for farm, Must be apie

r gemi-monthly. Write
sulars. and salary wanted.
arles, Ellijay, Rt. 5.

nt good, clean, respectable
ite woman for light farm
<, no field work. $2.00 week
board. Mrs. H. E, Thax-
Athens, Rt. 3.
fant. middleaged unencum-
ed white woman for light
nm work, $1.50 week, room
board. No field work. Mrs.
. Davis, Fairburn, Rt. 1.
fant hand for gen. farm
kk, one able and willing to
- Fair wages, board and
ry. Homer G. Cline, Can-

settled white woman
s one of family and do
farm work, no field work.
|, board, $2.00 week. Write
me, Mrs. Fannie Beard,
ugusta, 2224 Broad St:
fant man or boy, over 16, to
a farm, by the day 4s
White or colored. J.
ran Winder, Rt. 4.
ant family, who can handle
2 h. crop on halves. Will
sh fertilizer and small run
it and move if not too far.
at once. 4 mi, north Bras-
on mail and school bus
=a Cc. Cooper, Braselton,

nt 2 good farm hands for
res or by the day, who have
on farm; plow and other
work. Furnish. house to
wee A Leverett, Parrott.

not man to work on the!
hired labor. Reasonable
s and home. Need at once.
be reliable, no bad habits.
Brown, Hartwell, Rt. 2."
ynt nice, clean, healthy
m an, good character, to live
- and help light farm
no field work. $2.00 week,
d board. Ref. exch. Mrs. |
est, Bast Point, 421.

aa and other farm

at least 2 women for light
chores, no field work,
sh 4R house, wood, pas-
rite at once. T. H. Mull,

Atlanta 193 Flat Shoals
Te

white woman for light

928 Chaffee Ave, _
t nice, country raised
woman 20-35, for light
1 work, no field work. Rea-
able wages. Willing workers
bad habits. W. C. Hamley,

C eeitt. 2, BOX 60.
- sine wage hand,
or colored, at once, for
work in So. Ga. State.
ranted. Mrs. W. R.
Ousley.

man for 1 h. crop, 50-
8-A. for cotton: ~ Or
op and hire hand part

Write or see. a Vz. Hart,
= Rt ee



Want smart, christian woman
to help with light farm work,
no field work. Good home, just
outside of city limits. Mrs.
Laura B. Taylor Waycross, Rt.
iE Box 15:

Want nice, reliable. white
girl in her teens for light farm
work, no field work, Give ret.
in reply. Mrs. N. N. Edwards,
Atlanta, 365 North Ave., N. E.

Want good reliable farmer for
25 A. good land, 2% mi. Stone
Mtn. See or write for full par-
ticulars. L. E. Brown, Atlanta,
864 Dillon N. W.

Want share crop white fam-
ily with boy old enough to be
self reliable. Head of family to
supervise farm also, Good land,
house and farm implements. Lo-
cated on paved highway and
bus line. Few blocks from
church, school and store. Give
full information and ref. Robt.
HH. Freeman, Forsyth.

Want man and wife for farm
work. Wife light farm work.
Mrs. I. W. Stokes, Austell, Rt, 2.

Want reliable colored man at
once to work turpentine. Must
be exp. and have good ref.
Mrs. John P. Hughes, Nunez.

Want respectable white man
to work on 10 acre farm. $3.00
week, board and laundry.
Drunkards ne#d not apply. C.
C. Mobley, Hinesville. ;

Want nice, respectable white
woman for light farm work. no
field work nor milking, $2.00
week. 1 mi. town on highway.
E, W .Barnes, Rebecca.

Want clean, able bodied wom-
an, white or colored, for light
farm work no field work $3.00
week, room and board, DeWitt
Bragan, Brooklet.

Want farm hand. Sober
truthful, able to do and exp. in
farm work willing worker.
Part crop and part pay ,or all
pay -what you are worth).
Come at once. Good home.
W. Dallas. 3 mi.

bell, Dallas, Rt. 4. :

Want wage hand, agreeable,
good worker. .At once. 5S. J.
Owen, Grantville.

Want reliable farm hand. No
bad habits. To live as one of
the family. Help to make a 1-
horse crop. Good home, no
children, fair pay, C. R. Rhe-
ney Harlem, RFD 1. 2

Want good farm hand with
no bad habits to farm a 1-horse
crop at once. $12 mo. board
and laundry, Early L. Cooper
Aronldsville, R. 1.

Want setttled ecclored man or
coupe for smal 6 acre farm
near Atanta. EC. Acree, Re ds
Atlanta. =

Want middleaged unencum-
bered woman to do light farm
work, Reasonable salary. Good
character and dependable. No
tield work. Mrs. D. C, Paulk,
Nashville.

Want middleaged man with
some exp. in truck farming.
-Must be of good character and
worker. $10.00 mo. and board.
Ty T. Jeffords, Waycross, R .3.

Want man with small family
for crop and hire part of the
time or all time. Have 4 room
house; on school bus line and
mail, route, W; W.~ Smith.
Gainesville, R. 1. :

Want boy 16 yrs. old, to help
make crop. Must be sober. If
interested write R. A. _ Brown,
Sugar Valley.

Want at once settled woman

between 30 and 50 yrs. of age

to help with light farm work:
room, board and salary. No
field work. Mrs. J. F, Chap-
man, Edison, R. 1.

A 2 horse crop, standing rent
or srd and 4th. 14 A cotton
allotment. 2 houses 4 mi.
ganville. See Leroy Ashworth,
Loganville ,Rt. 1.

Want woman to live as one
of family, or man and wife to
tend 1 h. crop on 3rd and 4th,
or standing rent. If woman, lit-
tle spending money as well as
home, Mrs. A. L. Sherirf, Pal-
metto. :
Want high type christian
woman, who is willing and able
*to share actual expenses, also
work. No field work. Good
farm home. Prefer 35-50 years
old. Mis. J. MicW. Brown, Mar-
tin. Rt;

Want good farmer for good
4 h. farm in Fulton Co. Gocd
house and barn. 20 a. good bot-
toms. pasture. O. E. Norton,
Fairburn :

Want woman, 30-50,
| cumbered, country raised, to
live in home do light farm
work, mille cows but no field

unen-

So. Yorkville,
near Shipp Store. J. O. Camp-.

Lo- |.

AARKET BULLETIN

FARM HELP WANTED

Want man and wife or small
family to handle good 1 horse
farm, standing rent. 10 mi. from
Five Points. Fair house and
barn. Good pastures and water.
S. M. Medin, Decatur. (Colum-
bia Dr., 1 mi, beyond Glenwood
Rd.)

Want farmer for good farm,
15 A. cotton allotment, 18 mi.
Atlanta, convenient to. school
and church. Big 3 R. house,
good pasture. Standing rent.

-W. Smith, Stockbridge, Rt. 1.

Want settled colored woman
to live in home and help with
chickens, garden and other light
work. No field work. $10.00 mo.,
room and board. Write, Mrs. W.
E Hopkins Chipley, Box 120.

Want farm hand at once. $15
mo., board and laundry. Good
home. R. D. Holdbrook, Waco,
Rt i

Want large family, 6 or 8 in



| family, to do regular work on

farm. 75 day, house, wood and
garden. W. S. Loftis, Atlanta,
45 Mangum St.

Want middleaged unencum-
_bered, country raised white
woman, able and willing to do
light farm work, no field work,
for good home and small sal-
ary, with middleaged couple.
Ref. exch, H. A. Baker, Tifton,
Rte I.

Want faviner for ant gel arse
farm, 50-50 basis. 5 mi.
Metter, also 54 M. turpentine
cups 34 M. virgins, 2 M. pull-
ing boxes on halves. Mrs. J. F.
Bird, Metter (5 mi. South),
Want farmer for 8 acres of
jland on halves..Part good bot-
toms. No house. = mr, 5. on Atl.
highway. L. M. Williams,
Gainesville, Rt 3, Box 157.

Want good, reliable white
man, 19-30, for gen. farm
work, $14. 00. mo. and _ board,
straight. time, Good worker.
honest. no bad habits. See or
write. A. F. Underwood, Con-
yers, Rt. 3.

Want good farm hand, white
or colored, at once, $15.00 mo.
could use 2 hands. Good 3 R.

house, plenty wood. 2 mi. East

of Union City. Chas. Bird,

Fairburn, Rt. 1,

~ Want 2 wage hands, also
farmer for either 1 or 2 horse
crop, Dr. L, C. Allen, Hoschton.

Want good farmer for my
farm. Everything furnished in-
cluding mileh cow. Come see
me. 2 mi. Morganton. Ask at
Padena. Post Office. Sam Pos-
telle, Morganton.

Want healthy unencumbered,
settled, thoroughly reliable
(above the average) woman for

light farm work, no field work:

$20.00 mo., room and board.
Write in full, giving references.
Mrs. J. C, Stripling, Atlanta, 997
Boulevard, S. E, Wa 1315.

Want healthy, white girl or
woman for light farm work.
no field work. Room. board and
small salary. Mrs, W.. S. Travis,
Senoia,

ed woman, 30-40, wants good

home. Light farm work, no field

work. Small salary. 2 mi. below

Jonesboro. Give details in re-

Re Mrs. A. G. Wood.Jonesboro,
1.

Want good, christian. man and
wife, no children, to share crop
and poultry. Good litttle house
spring, plenty wood, garden
truck patches. Must be truth-
ful and honest. Write at once
or see. L. R. Thomason, Blairs-
MULL = Int,

Want white woman, 35-90
for light farm work, no field
work. Home and reasonable
salary. Come or write. Mrs.
Homer Leverett, Conyers, Rt. 1:

Want boy or man to do gen.
work around small country
place. .$3.00 wek, room, meals.
J. R. Johnston Atlanta, 354
Roswell Road:

Want single or married man,
20-30, exp, farming, able. to
milk. Send ref., also state sal-
any wanted. W. C. Smith, River-

ale. :

Want healthy, reliable wom-
an, country raised preferred, to
live as one of family and do

| light-farm work ,no field work.

$2.00 week, private room, board.
State age and particulars. Mrs.
J. F. Solomon, Jeffersonville.

Want settled, unencumbered,
middleaged white woman - for
light farm work, no field work

. nor milking, for good home and
$10.00 month. In Baldwin Coun-
ty. Write. Mrs. H. D, Watson,

Atlanta 3822 Peachtree- Dun-
woody Road.

Want good farmer for good
30-A, farm, 10 in. cultivation,
half bottoms large woods pas-
ture, plenty water, land already
turned; large barn, well fenced;
4 room painted, screened house,



3 ae Buckhead, _ Fulton Co.

So.

for wages,

Want at once, country rais-.



Moultrie, 612.

FARM HELP WANTED

Want good, exp. farm hand,_
25-40 yrs. old, good worker,
honest, sober can drive car or
truck, for gen. farm and or-
chard work. $12.00 mo, board,
good home. At once. C. G. Oli-
ver, Barnesville, Rt. 2.

Want nice, clean unencum-
bered white woman to live as
one of family and help with
light farm work, no field work.
Reasonable salary. Mrs. Emily
Thacker, Dalton, Rt. 1.

Want good working families
for gen. and truck farming, etc.
Steady job, houses, truck patch-
es, pasture wood free. C. :
Bennett, Madison. Rt. 4.



POSITIONS WANTED



25 year old white man and
wife, 3 children, want job on

farm. Self and wife work. Have |}

to be moved. Gordon L. Hall,
Hortense, Rt. 2.

Want dairy farm, fully ace

ped, near good retail market.
Excellent dairyman, 20 years.
exp., 44 years old wife, 2
children. Best of ref. State what
you have, J. B. Tanner, Fair-
burn.

Middleaged man, without
family, want job as overseer or
1 horse crop on shares, with
room, board, laundry furnished,
or as caretaker of estate in
country, write full particulars.
Jas A. Ryals, St George, Rt.
1B Box 49.

Refined, white girl. 17. wants
job on farm with old couple,
$2.50 week (or less until later).
No field work. Transportation
to be furnished. Miss Geneva
Farrell, Rossville care. Mrs.
Harry H. Jones, LaFayette Rd.

: White man, wife, 3 children
want 1 horse crop on halves.
Good house, land: everything
to be furnished, furnish gro-
ceries. All can work; can work
every day when not in Grad:
sees Sharpton, Decula.

Want job light farm work, no.

tield work. No one except self.
Home and small salary. Mrs. J.
L. Logan. Savannah, 319 Tatt-
nall St.

Sober, honest,
single man, 24,
dairy or truck
sonable wages, with reliable
party. Exch. ref, if desired.
State wages. W. H. Frey, Dal-
las Rt 2 ie sees

Want job as flour and corn
miller. 20 yrs. exp. Best of ref.
No boozer. W. <A. Covgill,
Bowersville, Box 124,

Want job on poultry farm
Knowledge of and
exp. in poultry work. 26 years
old, married, 3 in family. Have
had 2 yrs, college: am religious,
church worker, Dee Thomp-
son, Ambrose.

~Want job on farm, no field
work, with reliable, nice folks.
$2.50 week and good home. Can
milk. Write or see at once. 29
yrs. old. Mrs. W. E Treadwell,
Colbert Rt 2.

Want truck farmer on 50-50
basis. 3 to work, all good hands.
Gocd ref. Write or see. J. W.
Durden, Macon, 24 Oglethorpe
Housing.

Want job curing tobacco, 15
years exp., 58 years old. Dont
drink. Prefer with man who has
3 or 4 barns. Good ref. John
S. Jones, Summit Rt. 1, care
Ben H. Neal.

Young married man wants
job on farm in north Ceorgia,
looking after poultry farm; can
plow some. House to be furnish_
ed and have to be moved. Sam-
uel Carter, Talking Rock.

Want light farm work, no
field work. $4.00 week, private
room and board. Miss Montean
Wheless, Athens, RFD 3, Bx 216.

Middleaged man and_ wife,
wants job on farm, light work.
Ref. if wanted. Mrs, A. K. Dix-
on Atlanta, 307 Crew St.

Middleaged man wants job
with reliable party dealing with
farm and live stock. Well exp
in both,-=.).-H. Moore, Cham-
blee: Rt 2:

Married man and wife, want
job in dairy or on farm. Had
exp. at Berry School, Hoke
Wilson, Martin .

Want place in the country,
3-4 R. house, garden and
patches furnished, _ standing
rent. Prefer near Tennille, San-
dersville or Riddieville. D. Me-
Daniel, Tennille, Rt, 1.

dependable,
ants job on
farm for rea-

16 year old girl wants light

work, no field work. Board,
home and small. salary. Deloris
Bennett, Crawford. |

16 year old girl wants light
farm work, no field work, with
gocd Christian couple, for home
and $2.00 week. Can milk. Will-
ing to learn. Send fare or come |
forme. Zula May Ledford.
oth Ave. a: E.

Wednesday, March | 12

Excerpts from letters to
Linder relative to the
appearing in the Feb
issue of the Market
Reduce Land
Pages.

T have read
in the Market
agree with you i
Government to
ity on our loans with th
eral Land: Bank.

I believe that relief s
be given to those whose
are involvedand I[-
this will help farmers mo:
any one thing that cot
done for them.

In the last issue of t
letin your article was t
I ever saw. in print. Wh;
help the man that has
his best? nee :

After reading your |
ticle written on Land
Mortgages, I would love
it is one of the most si
and a real picture
farmers life. It is a p
to meet one that has
ideas once in life. I
wonder why help co
those that never help
selves, and why tho
have lived, strived,
and borne hardships a
lives never have a ch

Congressman Peters
the Tenth District pres
bill last year to liquic
mortgages, but that
last we heard of it.
many of us are connect
Federal Land Banks.
we had a report tha
thirty-five per cent w
good standing. I am t
you for bringing abo
very important move
that it will ve

T have a small foe
acres which is mortg:
the Federal Land Bank
the F. S. A., and the cot
peanut acreage allotme
small I cant meet my p
and have anything left
live on.

T read with inte
editorial in last week

very confident that yo
sounded a keynote to

kinds to resort te
Federal Land Bank
will never be able th
their homes under the
farm. conditions.

"In 1923 -my foste
put her home of 100
the Federal Land B
thirty-five years. She |
of $1500. Some of it
-wentfor the expens
ting in. We were
earry insurance on
so for many years it
$120 per year to hold t
We had the taxes a
of the farm, and since
home we probably
interest in it than th
renter. A few years
interest rate was redu
we now pay about $

In the 27 yea
paid out probably m
$3,000, yet we got o
and we still owe $110

I want to commen
your plece you
Bulletin this week.
told the truth. I ha
caught in the same

owed about $3, 000 o

when the panic hit.
he tried to get thei
off where he could
but they had to have
or land. He saw th

-not pay the whole

he let them have it
went right on and
someone else for. =

POSITIONS

Man with tract
by the acre, also |
harvest grain. |
Walker, 349 Turp

Want light co
field -work, with
ple for raesonabl