Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1940 October 1

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VOLUME 24

ee OCTOBER 1, 1940 2

"NUMBER |

Vote ce Cotton Program To Be Held On December i

Growers to Decide Sie Whetlier Control i:
To Be Continued

j Washington, D. C.Secretary of Aotieutture
Claude R. Wickard today announced a national cot-
fon marketing quota for the marketing year be-
ginning August 1, 1941. The national quota is the
same as the one in effect this year. With normal ~
yields it will make possible the marketing of ap-
proximately 12 million bales of cotton, produced on
an acreage near that of the 1940 season. In 1940
cotton acreage allotments totaled 27,900,000 acres,
while farmers planted about 25,100, 000 acres. :
The 1941 marketing quota will not become ef-
ective unless approved. by two-thirds of the eligi-
le cotton growers who vote in a referendum up be
held Saturday, December 7.

= The cotton. marketing quota program for 1941
will be the same as that in effect for the 1938, 1939
nd 1940 cotton crops, The 1940 quota was ap-

- ATLANTA SPOT COTTON

Atlanta spot cotton closed steady, oe
i 10. ee
- The average price of middling, 15- 16 inch
otton today at the ten designated southern spot
markets, was 9.52 cents per pound; the average
rice for 7-8 inch staple, was 9.31 cents per
yound.

eed by 91.2 per cat of the Sveadcee who voted
in the referendum held, December 9, 1939. Simi-
larly, the quota programs for the 1938 and 1939
crops were approved by a large majority of the
producers voting in the two referendums. ;

Regardless of the outcome of the December 7
referendum, the conservation phases of the AAA
Farm Program will be in effect in 1941. Marketing
quotas are designed to supplement the conservation
part of the program by assuring farmers who plant

within their acreage allotments that their efforts to |

adjust supplies will not be nullified by non-cooper-
ators. Farmers who plant within their acreage a!

lotments under the conservation program will be
able to market all of the cotton grown on their al-
loted acreage without penatly. If marketing quotas
are in effect, producers who market in excess of

_ LIVESTOCK
- Prices quoted by White Provision Company,
are on stritly. corn fed hogs: 170-240 lbs., $6.50;
150-175 Ibs. $6.00; 130-145 lbs., $5.25; 125 Ibs.
down, $4.75 down; 245-300 lbs. $6.00.
Good fat beef type steers and heifers, $8.00-.
$9.00; medium, $6.00-$7.50; common, $5.50-$6.00;
| fat dairy cows, 5.00-5.50; medium, 4.50-$5.00;
canners, $3.00-$3.75; .good heavy bulls, $5.00-
$5.50; best es $8. .00-$9.00;. medium, $6.50-
$7. 50.

: FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
: FOR SALE ;

Oiympia daffodils, Siberian
lies, mixed iris, 80c C. $1.50
for 200;. Regale and Madonna
lilies, 85c doz; mix: tulips, 60c.
; Christine McLeod, Col-
e Park. Rt. 2, 166.

Rhododendron, azaleas, hem-
lock, latifolia laurel, mimosa,

red, Tallapoosa, Rt.

arcissi, orange day lilies, 25c
doz; flowering almond golden
toe geraniums, rainbow c: +tus,
all rooted, 10c ea. Add post-
ge, Will exch. Mrs. Myrtle
ackson, Talking Rock,

Blooming size white Easter

Z5C. Cas

Harris.
Mixed tulip, 3

Postpaid. Mrs.

Guyton, Rt.
College Park. Rt. 2.

Miss Idel Rahn,

5 col, monthly rose cuttings,
goldenbells, red erepe myrtles,
dbl, bridalwreaths, iris, red ja-
ponica, purple lilac, mix, col.
Fall pinks, yellow honeysuckle
bush. Sell or exc. for good, 100
Ib. white sacks. ee John All-

hyacinths, 25e doz; white Re-
gale and red Canadian lilies,
Add _ postage under
$1.00. Betty Joe Kimsey, Lo

Thrift, daffodils, April bloom-

Dick Powell,

King Alfred daffodils, large| 5 buse

bulbs, .50c -C; Lilies; . Jarge
white spider, $1, 00 doz; Milk
and Wine, 4, $1.00; white Fairy,
25e doz; mixed iris, 20c doz;
pink, yellow reg. white, lav-
ender Mums, 20c doz. Mrs. Lee
Gray, Temple. Rt. = 2.

ruce, white pine, silver ma- Yellow, winter aad ox- Bulbs: yellow jonquils, 40

le. holly, ee dogwood, lob-| alis bulbs, 5c ea. 6 for 25c. gal. Daffodils, 50c gal. nar-

Jolly, and others. Wet moss! Postage prepaid. Mrs. Effie) cissi, 502 gal. Fanny Pharr, Bu-

packed. Gordon Hunnicutt,| Holton, Baxley. Rt. 1. : ford: Riel 3

Tallulah Falls. Narcissi jonquils, onion: a oe os a Jee
: : 5 ills ic doz Ic ulbs.! }
Purple iris, yellow, white| 45 C; $4.25 M; Roman ue Dee ioe, Wite| crabapeis

Faster lilies,
August lilies, 15c ea. 2 for 25c;
Orange Day lilies, 15c doz.
Miss Annie Cole Bowdon, Rt 2.

Irish junipers, - 2-3 ft., Z5c3
Tree junipers, 16-24 --in= [30
Abelia Grandiflora, 3-4 tt, DOES
gardenia, 18-24 in. 25c; An-

doz. 50c;

ly bulbs, 10c ea; 40c per half ing narcissi, mixed iris, Liber-
o 75c doz; blue flag liies,| ian lillies, 200 $1; purple| thony Waterer Spirea, 15-18 in.| azaleas,
5e doz: $1. 50 C. Add postage.| wisteria, well rooted, 5, 50c. 25c Van Houtti spirea, 3- ce = Jaurel,

10c ea. $5.00 C. Mrs.
Westbrook Bremen.

thorized by. the Agricultural Adjustment. Seo of

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

assorted sizes,
cash, also fine lot other shrubs
for sale. R. G. Tatum, Due.

Trailing
wild tiger lilies, dog-tooth vio-
lets, ladys slipper, wild maid-
enhair and numerous other wild
flowers. Fall planting best for
Flowery Branch.

_Arborvitaes, boxwood, 16-20
in. 25c; all col, blooming size
azaleas, 15c doz; dogwood, mtn.
laurel spruce and white pine,

ender iris, perennial phlox, 25c
doz. Add postage. NESE ir Eller,
Ellijay. Rt. 3.
Jonquils, 4
gray violets,
snowdrops $1.00 C; red Japoni-
cas, white dogwood, 5 colors
spruce, -
rhododendron
dozen. Prepaid. October deliv-
ery. Jean HenenG ier ak

their quotas will be required to pay a penalty, of
three cents a pound on all cotton sold in- excess
of marketing quotas set up for their farms.
quotas in effect, cotton loans may be made as s au

1938. / 4

Cotton farmers have need of marketing quota
for the 1941 marketing year more then | ever bi
fore, Secretary Wickard said. War. conditior
have decreased, rather than increased, our foreig
outlets for cotton. Although the position of cotton
in world trade is difficult, we find satisfaction in
the fact that we are increasing the use of cotton
our own country through such programs as mat-
tress- making and other new uses. Domestic use
cotton is now at a high level, due largely to. in=
creased business activity which can be partially
ascribed to the national drtense program. _ Q

Sy

PRICES OF FRESH VEGETABLES

* Apples, Ga. various var. bulk per bu, 35-50c;
Lima beans, 90c-$1.20 per bu; snaps, 50-80 per
bu. hamper; cabbage 60-85c per 100 Ibs; okra,
hampers, $1.00-$1.25; onions, dry, 50 lb. sacks
90c-$1.00; pears, bulk per bu., 30-40c; field peas,
bulk per bu., 40-50c; peppers, Ga., per bu., 65-
80c; potatoes, 100 Ib. sacks, 85-$1. 00; squash, bu.
hampers, 75c- 1.00; turnip salad, 40- 50e per bu...

FLOWERS AND SEED _
EGGS FOR SALE _

Bulbs, fagrant cluster on
April blooming narcissus, daf-
fodils, jonquils, butter and
eggs, snowdtfops, 10c doz;
kinds shrubbery, rooted, als
rooted monthly roses, 20 ea.
Mrs. Ada M. Rice, Maxeys.

Lace ferns, 15c ea. -2, 25
Colecion 1 ea. fuchsia, justicia,
cedar, fern, rainbow mo
large, and small oxalis, waln
ger., 2 ea. lantanas, hydrang
grape begonias hen and bidd
All well rooted, 50c. No chks.
Rt oe Grindle,

t

2 yr. old dbl. red Gers
$1. 25; yellow button ane
golden glow, pink hardy phlo
mixed gladiolas, marigolds,
large pink fairy lilies 35c doz>
oxalis: $1.25 C. Add postage.
Alice Harrison, Bremen.

Some very fine blooming
size Madona lily bulbs, $1.00
doz. Frank SEUOTS, Maysville.

boxwoods and sev.
reasonable for

rbutus, Trillium,

90c doz; purple, lav-

narcissus,
dragons,

white
false

pine,
$:.00

white

Box 184.

| E ted below on the Atlanta Market are by wholesale egg dealers for graded A-1 white and candled eggs. Gnsteded eggs are quoted 2c to 3c below a |
. Bees Gantatiocs. Yard run eggs will not be permitted for retail trade under the Georgia egg law. Day-old and day-fresh eggs are offered as such and |
_ dirty eggs are not allowed to be offered for sale at all. ; ed
Atlanta Ash- | Augusta Barnes- Black- Carroll- | | Com- Daw- Hawk-"| La ~ La- Macon
burn ville shear ton merce son insville Fayette | Grange i
: : : 25 | 25 25 27
Eggs, ere ee ces aoe 28- 30 25 28 30 26 25 20 . eS
Bess medium ___ 25 25 27 27 22 23 25 20) 23 25
Rime Mall 3 ee 18 25 25 18 PAY 17 me
Hens, heavy breed _ 14-15 12 15 14, 3 10-11 12 12 11 16
Hens, Leghorn _ 10-12 8 10) 10 11 8 9 10 : 3 4a}
skRoosters 9 7 8 8 9 6 a 7 & 3
ee 10 1240 ee 10 are 11 12
ep 14-17 18 17 a 16-18 15 15 18
| Ducks __________- 8) ff
eCcese SS 9 fe me
Turkeys _ See three eee ese =a F
nut Butter, bst. tbl. Mele 30 25-30| 25-30 o 15 20 30 | 25 301. 25-30 20
- Field Peas, mixed _ ere = oA ee =
ere a 90 7s| 1.00 75 & : = - -
Ear Corn, 80 Ibs. to bu. _ 70 65 70 70), 90 ; 75 50 70 90 80.
Re ne 45-50 oe eee pene : 50 47 65 45,
Wied <a = 802851. 85-90 ae oo See 85) = so 87
_ Sweet Potatoes, per-cwt. - SD et ee ee ee 2-25 1.2) Paes : on 1.50-2.50 2.00 3.09 2.00
_ Cabbage green, per cwt. 1.50 200) 1,50 =e 5 | ae 5 1.25 ae 1. 50
_ Cabbage, white; per cwt. {| 2003S. o. = = oe :
} Peavine Hay, No. 1. 15.00 Ty O04 ee 15.60 20.00 . = 10.00 18.00
Peantt Hay > Se A001 a 12.00 15.00. He eo = se
Spanish Peanuts, No. 1 } 65.00 65:00). = Tos on nh a -62. ep ee 65.00,
Cottonseed (prime) . 2.0.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 20.00 19.00 20.00 22.00
- Cottonseed Meal, 7% OC =
_ Cottonseed Meal, 8%

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- FLOWERS AND SEED
. FOR SALE

Under Legislative Act the Georgia "Market Bulletin does not
-gssume any responsibility for any notice ae in the Bul-

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

; _

2

oxalis,

and white

4

men.
One plot,

similar

teaspoonful;

Van Houtti,

, Rt. A,
Ratberor

purple iris

named

aGrange.

i, Mtn.

lossy

nega.

mon ger.

y

Purple German ris,
glow 35c dozen; pink June cac-
tus, justicia 35 each;
gum geranium rooted 2 for 35;
white Peruvian daffodils, yellow
jonquils $1.25 C, 5 colors Sul-
anas 7 different coleus 50c
doz; small black lily 15c. Ruth
Head, Bremen.

Purple violets, Lady of Lake
50c C; purple verbena, pink
yard honeysuckle 20c
doz; orange day lilies,
_ King Humbert cannas, trumpet
daffodils $1.25 C, rooted June
cactus 35c. Add postage. George
Harrison, Bremen.

White oxalis 20c each; pink
Dorothy Perkins

Soe: each* ~red
-amaryllis lilies 30c each: sal-
mon sultana 10c each; Black
lily of India 35c each; orange} pet
day lilies $1.25 C. Add postage,
irs. Velma Dean, Rt.

rose cuttings

about 10M nice
ecimen plants, Old Eng.
dwarf boxwood 4-6 to g-10
cheap. Sample 12 plants $3.00;
quantity semi- -dwart'|
cheap if all taken; Thousands
watermelon red crape myrtie
3-4 ft. $2.50 doz. Cheaper in
ee lots. Mis. B. L. Robin-

Greenville.

F Basten lily bulbs,
ze, 75c doz; larger size, $1.25
0z; Cleome Pungen seed, 10c
perennial Salvia,
blue, blooming ae 60c doz.
or 10c ea. Mrs. H
Cordele, Rt. A.

Altheas, dbl.
1., white, ae
center, single laven

50c; Spirea. dbl. reevesanna, |
Billardiera, for- Tris,
sythia, same price; 3 yr. for-:
: = aL ea;
5c doz. coming size; bublets,
25c doz. Mrs, L. A. Bar

blooming

. A. Everson, |

Easter

A, Barry, Cor- -en;

reissus, dbl, and oe lilies,
oc C, $6,00- MM;
Queen of May. pink Queen of
ies oo. varieties
iris e dozen.
Emma Clayion, Roy.

Blue variegated, orchid and
leep purple 15e dozen.
s. A. J. Stratton, Manchester
Swiss Giant, Maple leaf, choice}
mixed pansies
[arguerite, English daisies 75
del. R. I. Mobley, Jr. 201
Plum Ave., Millen,

ee lue Roman hyacinths, royal; gardenia
ourple iris 30c dozen, jonqui
5c C; dbl. daffodils, April nar-
issus, yellow cluster narcis- en:
sus 50c C. Add 8c postage. Mrs.
Annie Pattillo, Rt. 4,:Box 79,

Pink and white rhododen-
i aurel, Spruce pine,
te dogwood, five colors na-
ive azaleas, red Japonica, cor-
berry, yellow winter bloom-
ng buttefly bush,
acca palm, all well rooted 1- 3
it. high $i, 00 dozen. del. in
Oct. Bill Penland; Ellijay.

buddleias,
weigelias, Kerr Japonicas, aza-
as, red trumpet honeysuckle
1.00 dozen; hardy per.
ragons $1.00 C; Gentian tril-] doz.
ium, Jack in Pulpit, Indians
pine 25c dozen. Moss packed.
; Mary Lou Eaton, Rt. 1.) 25c,

Jasmine

abelias,

ae ite August lilies, pink hi-
iscus, bridal wreath 35c each;
ow King Humbert cannas,
trumpet daffodils $1.25. Cc: pink
philox, golden glow, differ-
colors glads 35 doz; dbl.
rooted for 35c ea.| per
Add postage, Mrs. E. B. Thorn-
ton sabes

Boxwood $1.00 dozen; $3.00
CS; white, red, lavender 2-3 ft.
erape myrtle bushes $2.00 doz;
$10.00 C; blooming: size gar-
denias 50c each; blackberry lily
bulbs $1.00 dozen; $2.00. C;
Bridal wreath, spirea, Eng.
dogwood, Magnolia Glaucas
$1.00 doz. Mrs. C. M. Robinson.
Greenville.

Umbrella ferns 6 for 25c;
mixture of 12 ferns 40c; Snow-
drop, Golden trumpet, narcis-
sus, sweet white narcissus,
Calif, violets; perenia phlox ic
each bulb, blue flowering or-
| namental yard grass 20c doz.
Add postage. Joyce Foe
Ellijay.

1 Black lily India large $1.35;
large rd amaryllis lilies $1.25
each, small 35, yellow trum-
daffodils, yellow King
ae cannas, white oxalis
$1.25-C,;. 20 dozen. Add post-
age, Mautile Harrison, Bremen.

Purple anemones 50 for
$1.00; snowdrops, Shasta dai-
sies, golden lilies Cal. violets,
perennial phlox, native ferns
| $1.00 dozen; 10 choice rooted
roses $1.00. PP, All kinds
Shrubbery fall delivery. Mrs.
Addie Wilson, Morganton.

Mixed bulbs, all large bloom-
ing size, 50c C; geraniums, co-
leus, oxalis, Xmas cactus, ice
pink vine baby breath, shrubs.
evergreens 10c each. 25c orders
PP. Mrs, Wavy- Lewis, Tooms-
boro.

Choice daffodil bulbs, Giant
Erperor 20c dozen, $i. oe 2 C:
Hera (white) 20c dozen, $1. 50

golden

sweet-

yellow

, Bre-

semi-| C; beautiful variety butter &
ink, dark! eggs, early yellow Se
r, 25 ea. $1.00 C. Add postage. Mary L

Wills, Jefferson.

light and dark colors,
$1.25 C; peonies, large nice
roots 3 to 5 eyes, white, pink,
red rose & cream $2. 15 doz-
Bermuda Eastern . lilies
$1. 15 dozen; sweet scented jon-
quils 50c dozn; King Alfred
daffodils $1.15 doz. Mrs. Ss. W.
Sloan, Auburn.

Pink perenial phlox, Shasta
daisies, summer lilac 25 mixed
ferns 25 for $1.00; Calif, vio-
lets, snowdrops, iris, jonquils,
narcissus $1.00 C; small mimosa
25e dozen. Mrs. J. H. Penland,
Ellijay.

1500 beautiful, heavy top 2
field grown Semperviren
boxwoods, will average 6 a-
bove ground, 4c each for the lot
$1.50 dozen. All del. 1000 large
bushes $1.00 ea.
-Maude Hamby, Greenviile.
Blue spider lilies $1.00 doz-
long trumpet daffodils.
white jonquils, yellow jonquils,
butter & eggs $1.00 C; pepper-
mint plants 35c dozen. Miss
Cecile McCurley, Rt. 2, Hart-

lilies,

Pearl

Mrs.

"Shasta, yr.

well. :
Narcissi, paper whites 35c
dozen, $1.00 C; April bloom

yellow cluster 20c dozen, 62c
C; red spider lilies 40c dozen,
3 doz. $1.10; Queen Anns lace
seed 1-2 pt. 20c. Bulbs are
large size..Miss Mittie Collins,
Smithville, Rt. 1.

Dwart boxwood 10-12-in.
field grown round plants $5.00
dozen; smaller $2.00 and $3.00
Gardenias 2-3 ft. nice!
round bushes 40c each; 3 ft.
Magnolia Grandiflora 35, ft.
Nts BOF: Terrell, Rt.
3 Greenville.

Have few nice
plants and small coral vine
plants. Would like to exchange
for other flowers. Write what
you have. Mrs. C. A. Castellow,
422 Johnson Ave. Macon Pa-
white -narcissi -75e-.C,
$5.00 M; butter and eggs $1.00

snap-

r bulbs 25c

Poinsetta |

hundred jonquils bulbs, 75c C.

C. Miss Guann, Clyo,

*

Tuesday, October

"FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Dwarf boxwood 6-8 in. a-
bove ground $20 a C; smaller
size cheaper. Well rooted nice
-bunchy tops transplanted and
cultivated. All delivered. Mrs.
E, A. Smith, Greenville.

Three (3) dwarf boxwoods,
age 21 years, height about 3
and 4 ft. Price $65.00. See Mrs.
J. T. Swanson, Rt. 1, Dacula.

Pink erape myrtle, fig bushes
15c each; day lilies, Lady of
Lake 10c each; old fashioned
pinks 10c bunch; hedge bushs
5c ach; snowdrop bushes 15c
dozen. All good roots. Mary
Nell McIntyre, Rt. 2, Waco.

Yellow jonquils and daffo-
dils and white narcissus,
blooming size bulbs 10c dozen;
also
10c each. Add postage. Mrs.
Edgar Duke, Rt. 3, Fayette-
ville Palmetto palms 3-4. ft.
$92.50 each; redbud trees 3-4
ft. $1.00 each; smilax bulbs
50c ea. prepaid. V. W. Wilson.
Rt. 3, Savannah.

Giant crimson spider lilly
dozen; imported
white hyacinth bulbs 75c doz-
en. Add postage. No checks or

stamps. Mrs. M. T. Tanner;
Sandersville.
Daffodils slightly mixed

$4.00 M;. daffodils, butter &
eggs, white and yellow, narcis-

sus not mixed 1c each; white}.

fairy lilies -25c dozen. Miss
Florine Hammond, Dewy Rose.

Large quantity yellow and
and white narcissus, also cream
with yellow center 15c dozen

plus postage. Mrs. W. E. Small,

Oakwood,

Blooming size bulbs, yellow
jonquils, aC orange and yel
low butter & eggs, white nar-
cisus, yellow cup in center $1.00
C; blue spider lilies $1.00 doz-
en: perennial yellow larkspur
50 dozen Money order. Mrs.
T. H. McCurley, Hartwell.

Well rooted Sultanas, coleus.
red yard hibiscus 10c each, 3
for 25c; blooming size rust
proof snapdragons 25e dozen;
Mammoth rose verbena 5c
each, 50c dozen. Mrs. V. T.
Chamblee Rt. 2, Cumming.

Jonquils, blue iris, white naf-
cisus bulbs 40c C, $3.50 M.
Cheaper in larger lots. Mrs.
Dessie J. Pruit, Rt. 1, Bx 67,
Dahlonega.

White daffodils, Giant sweet
peas 10e dozen; Black Prince
iris, Golden bells 20c dozen;
White mums 25c dozen. Add
postage. Mrs. Bounell Nixon,
Rt. 2, Bremen. i

Black Prince iris, Golden
bells 20c dozen; Blue Roman
hyacinths 40c dozen; white daf-
fodils, Giant sweet peas 10c
dozen: Lady of Lake 20c
dozen. Add postage. Mrs. Dora
Mosley, Rt. 2, Bremen.

Flower seed, dbl, feverfew,
coreopsis, hardy carnations,
gaillardia, 4 kinds mixed, Shas-
ta and Chiffon daisies, liberal
eae of ea. for 25c plus stamp-

addressed envelope. Paul R.
Camp, Marietta, Rt. 4, Box 59.

All colors giant verbena. -
snapdragon plants, 20c doz;
doz. 50c postpaid; Rain chee,
5c ea; Amaryllis, 10c; sultanas.
begonias, rutfled petunia cut
tings, 5c ea. Mrs. C. Lynch,
Rome. Rt. 1. /

Privet hedge, $1. 00. C; weep-
ing willows yellow japonica,
grape cacti Boston fern, 15c,
bunch, 2 fer 25c; blue violets,
white daisies, 25c C. Well root-
ed and del. Miss Martha Rals-
ton, Ella Gap.

Blue violets, white daisies.
25c C; mix. col. iris, 60 C;
weeping willows, yellow japoni-
ca, grape pegonias Boston
ferns, 15e bunch; 2 bun. 25c.
Rooted and del. Mrs. Effie
Ralston, Ella Gap.
~ Shasta daisies, pink, peren
nial phlox, Mtn. ferns, $1.00
C; pink, red, yellow dogwood,
all col. azaleas, redbud, Chero-
kee rose, laurels, $1.00 doz;
spreading junipers, arborvitaes,
5 for $1.00. Sadie Wilson, Mor-
ganton.

Bird of Paradise seed, 800 seed
for sale. Make offer on lot.
or 25 for 10c and postage. Carl
Willingham, Abbeville. Rt. 2.

April narcissi, $4.00 M. Add
postage. Exc. 1 M. bulbs for
40 white feed sacks, free of
holes. Now time to transplant.
Mrs. Myrtle E. Boatwright,
Rayle.

Mamoth poppy seed, new
crop, 10c teacupful. Exc. for
white sacks: 1 teaspoonful for
1 sack, or 1 spo ynful for 1 lb.
dried apples or peaches. Ea,
pay postage. Mrs M. M. Ham-
tick, .Duluin. Rt. 2.

Perennial pink verbena, 2
rooted cuttings for 5c; sev.

Fc wery

white scuppernong vines,

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Jonquils, $4.00 M. del; Nar-
cissi, white, $1.00 C. del. Mrs.
D. P. Mason, Alto.

Well rooted old + English
dwarf boxwoods $2.50 C; Ligu-
strums $1.00 dozen; $4. 502 C:
Abelias $1.25 dozen, $7.50. C;
Nandinas $1.00 dozen, $6.00 C.
All 2 years. Blanche Wood-
ruff, Greenville.

Porch box collection2 Bos-
ton ferns, 2 curly ferns, 2 dbl.
geraniums, 1 dbl. pink gerran-
ium, 4 Portulacas, 2 Xmas cac
tus, 2 verbenas $1. 50 prepaid:
yellow narcissi 40c for 75
bulbs, $3.00 M. Genie Almon,
Fort Benning Road, Columbus.

/Old fashioned yellow narcissi
bulbs 40c C, $2.50 M, $10.00 per
bu; flower box collection 2 dbl.
red geraniums, 2 Xmas cactus,
4 ferns; 2 Portulacas, 1 san-
swera all for $1.00. All rooted.
Mrs. Bessie Almon, Rt.. 2 Co-
lumbus.

Grape hyacinths, blue blos-
soms 50c C; jonquils long trum
pet, whole blossom yellow 50c
o: white narcissus 60c C. Post-
paid. Mrs._G. Taylor, Rt. 1,
Buchanan.

St. Augustine grass cuttings,
Miss A. Dixon, 215 Dixon St..
Alma.

White narcissi bulbs and but-

Miss Stela Mae Rahn, Rt. 1,
Rincon..

I now have three colors Del-
ta Iriscornflower blue, can
ary yellow, reddish- purple- 4 to
6 blooms on tall stalks; lovely
cut flowers, last several days
after being cut. 4 of each for
$1.00. Mrs. Grant Brock, Talla-
poosa.

Fresh flower seeds, straight
dark red foliage and plume
Amaranthus, ht. 5 ft:, callio
SPOSIS.: 22Et. blue Morning glory,
white moon vine, odorless dai-
sy marigold, Tithonia, chrysan-
themum sunflower, white hi-
biscus all 3c pkt. plus ee
Mrs. L. L. Hay, Leary

Blue iris, blooming size bulbs
60c C 20c dozen: old fashioned
fall pinks 15c dozen; Dusty
Miller 10c dozen; chrysanth-
mums 20c dozen; Postpaid.
Exch. for feed or white guano
sack free of holes each pay post-
age. Mrs. Carl B. Davis, Rt.
1, Temple.

_ Large single and double pop-
py seeds, mixed colors 15c_ta-
blespoontul postpaid. Mrs. C.
B. Parson, Rt. 1, Powder
Springs.

Pittisporum cuttings rooted
25c each; Japonica cuttings not
rooted $4.00 C, red, red and
pink. Ralph Christopher, Mon-
tezuma.

200 Flat lace ferns bunch
type 10c each and postage or
$1:00 dozen, postpaid; Rooted
suitanas 10c each and postage.
Mrs. Mame Youmans, Surren-
ey. \

White and lavendar lilies,
roses, red and white spirea.
English dogwood bridal wreath,
Easter bushes, azaleas, several
colors, ali well rooted 10 each
plus pdstage. Myrtle Lee Vick,
Rt: 3, Bx 73, Bliijay.

ee iris bulbs jonquils 75c

Will exchg. for 100 lb. white
alk sacks. Mrs. Estelle Eaves,
RFD 4, Felton.

Nice rooted lace ferns 15c
each, 2 for 25c; 2 nice rooted
cuttings Grape begonia, 2 hen
and biddie, 2 hydrangea, 11
justicia, 2 oxalis, 1 rainbow
moss. 1 cedar fern, 2 Sprengeri
ferns 35c. Add postage. No
checks, Mrs. wy (aes Grindle, Rt.
1, Dahlonega. A

White narcissus and yellow
jonquils $1.00 C. Miss Pauline
Crump, Rt. 2, lati wa:

Amaryllis lilies, red; 20c
each; fairy lilies, pink, 20 doz-
en; purple tame violets 10c doz-
en King Alfred daffodils 75c
C; tuberoses $1.00 C;- pink
thrift 25 dozen. Add postage.|

Salmon geranium, justicia,
lantana, Christmas cactus root-
ed, pink lilies red crepe myrtle,
lilacs 10 each, 3 for 25c; yel
low chrysanthemums 25c doz-
en, Add postage. Mrs. J. M.
Adamson, Rt. 2, Lula.

Violets 35c C; yellow, white!
narcissus, daffodils, jonquils,
orange lilies, foxglove, 10c doz-
en; purple, yellow iris 15c doz-
en. Add postage.: Eunice White,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Sweet yellow narcissus 50c C.
$4.00 M; pansies $1.00 C, $4.00
M. Ready November Ist. Also
perennials. Mrs. Will Wise,
Wadley,

Red and pink verbena, white,
blue, purple and yellow iris
and "mixed colors Sweet Wil-
liams 5c clump; daffodils 5c

Mrs. A. B..< Crow,
Branch, Rt. 2.

la Hawkins, Rt.

well rooted 75c Bu. FOB Alma.},

tercups 25c dozen plus postage. |

for $2.00.

Farmers Golden Te
And the Lord God_ toe

FLOWERS AND SEE
FOR ;

Fine poppy seed mixed
ors 10c teaspoonful of 15c -
blespoonful. Add pos
Mrs, Ethel Adams, R. 3,
renceville,

Several Junipers 5-9 ft.,
to $3.00 each; red crape
tle 1-3 ft, 10c 10 2bc 6a,
white narcissus bulbs, 60:
or $5.00 for lot; Rose of Shs
or lily bushes 2-4 ft., 15 te
Also sev. pieces antiques
sell. Mrs. John Gilstrap, .
Boxwoods-different sizes
priced accordingly. Write
Henry M. Jones, Rt. 1, Lu

Ail kinds narcissus
white, white, yellow
little yellow sweet sce
trumpet daffodils _jonqi
dbl. daffodils, snowdrops
C, 20c doz., all varieties
eannas 25c ~-doz. Guer
lilies $1.00 C. Miss Polly
rell, Rt. 4, Quitman.

Red May cactus, whie
lilies 15 each; Christmas
tue 10c each; white lilac,
yard hydrangea 20c .
white April and May yel
narcissus, yellow jonquils $
C; purple wisteria 20

Pink and white hollyho
Mammoth dbl. poppies an
grant old fashioned
pinks 10c per .
Mrs. J. P. Rush Rt. 1, de
ville.

Searlet verbena, well roo
plants $2.00 C postpaid.
order less than 25 filled. 1
Tlah Hudgins, Rist. Floy
Branch.

Japanese blue iris 45c doz
red, - yellow, salmon _ but
mums, fairy lilies, lemon 3
bena 25 dozen; Amaryllis
ies 25c each; King Alfred |
fodils 75 C; lavendar o>
25 dozen. Ada postage.
Mattie Wright, Rt. 1, Bu
an.

100 Arbor-vitaes root a
18 in. high 30c each,
$1.00; honeysuckle vin:
low and white blooms 20c
en, 7 dozen $1.00. Postpaid
Ga. Send money order. |
die Craig Loving.

Ligustrums $1.00 C, nance i
$3.00 per C. 400 cherry law
$2.00;- crape myrtles $3
25 spireas $1.00; other
greens and shrubs.
Woodruff, Rt. 5, Greenvi
. 150 Arbor-vitaes 0
high 35c each, 4 for $1.00
Well rooted,
the year round. re
Ga., with moss on roots.
PO money este) Homer |
Loving. 3

dbl, polyanthus, naccae
lilies, db. flowered wild

terfly good roots, gold flowe
2 doz. bulbs or roots 25c;_
geranium cuttings Se eac
Giant carnation cuttings
ae Mrs. W. A. Johnson
0.

Lemon day lilies $1.00
August lilies blooming size
each; lemon verbena, babyb
ton mums, white, yello
dozen, purple iris, la
oxalis 25c dozen; privet
$1.00 C. Add postage,
Beulah Lee Os Rt.
Buchanan.

Paper white narcissi 50c
pink fairy lilies 15 bulbs
red amaryllis 15c each, 1
large 50c. Add postage.
Emma Ballenger, Rt. 2,
ple.

Purple iris, orange aa 1
blue flags $1.00 C. Mrs. G.
Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple.

St. Augustine grass cutt ;
rooted, 60c per bu.,FOB. Mrs
Helen Horne, Bronwood.

Thousands of butter and
jonquil and daffodil bloom
size bulbs 60c C. Add pos
Miss Elizabeth Webb, Rt.

Forsythe.

Snowdrops, privet . hedg
$1.00 C; tame violets blue
with white star center $1.25
purple iris 25c dozen; lavend
axalis 5c bunch; Tiger
10c each; lemon day lilies $1
C; 4 colors button mums 75
doz. Add post. Miss Leau:
nia Conner, Rt. 1, Buchan
- Stiff leaf caladiums 15c eack
snowdrops, privet hedge $1.0!
C; Jap. quince 25c each; laven:
dar oxalis 5c bulb; tame blu
violets $1.25 C; purple iris (25:
dozen; ageratum 5c ea; A

dozen. Add postage: Mrs. Lu-
, Alpharetta.

4

postage. Mrs. Mildred Ly
Ri. 1, Buchanan,

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LOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

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FLOWERS AND SEED |

FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Large dbl. Mixed colored
poppy. seed 10c tablespoonful.
Will exchg. one tablespoonful
or a dahlia tuffer any color.

id postage. Mrs. W. A. Flet-
eher Rt. 2, Tifton.

Black lily India 50c_ each;
maryliis red,-1 yr. justicia
nts 25c each; Tiger lilies 10c,
ch; hardy ageratum 5c each;;
uutton mums, white, yellow,
almon, red, lemon verbena 25c
jozen;.snowdrops 60c C, Add
stage. Mrs, Gussie Conner,
Buchanan,

Spanish iris, dbl. and sgl.!
grange day lilies 50c C; dafto-'
jils, jonquils, narcissus, butter,

s, bulbs mixed $3.75 M
slus postage or express. Mrs.

Rosser Thomas, Adairsville.

Wice well rooted semi-dbl.
red Camellia Japonicas 35 to

e each. Mrs, R, Loyd, Ocilla.}+

fellow trumpet. daffodils,
ooming size boc C plus post-
Cina, oo Pielms. =. Bien. tL:
nesviile.
Biue hydrangea, white olean-
and weeping Mary 4 each
0; large blooming size white
lity bulbs $1.00 dozen;
xira large Kaster buibs 4
$1.00; surprise lily bulbs
ue eacn Ada postage Mrs.
,. B. Hatcher, Box 12, Bar-
Wick,
Sev. varieites mixed German
is $1.00 C, z0c doz; Siberian
s $2.00 C, 30c doz. 3 yr. old
pnk weigelia 50c each; Spider
ius, lemon lilies, dbl, day
veilow lilies 25c doz; red thrit
0 C, pink hriit 50ce C. No
cks. Send MO or stamps.
<TC: Jones, Rt, 1, Hamp-

nododendrons, Mtn, laurels,

~ Cherokee roses, red and
ow azaleas redbud, buiter-.
sh, coralberry, althea

waite pines, all 3 it.

$1.00 dozen; cream nar-

sus, yellow datfodils, white
jonquils, pink phlox, iris, vio-
lets $1.00 C. Mrs. Bonnie Ab-
embie, Mineral Bluff.
ink Cherokee roses,
els, rnododendrons, red and
yeiiow azaleas redbud, corai-
oaiy, butterfly, althea lilies,
white pines all 3 ft. high $1.00
dozen; blue ixis lilies, cream
cissus, white jonquils, yel-

daffodils, phlox, #'all pinks}

; Giadys

neral Bluff.
15 varieties flowering shrub-
y, 3 var. arbor-vitaes, all
e 3 and 4 yr. plans. Iris,

i daffodils, narcissus.
hendredsbargain

Robinson,

Adairsville. ee
ine Peonies, large double
waite, pink, siirver, pink
a rose $2.00 dozen; 5U box-
a 20 years oldthe tree
d oid fashioned kind $5.00
i2.00 each at my home.
ung size plants with good
Gis woe each 50 for $13.00,
's, S. W. Sloan, Auburn,
Six nice well shaped box-
od in good living condition
saie pzu.uU for the tot. Mrs,
an Latty, Newport.
ni.e iris 25e dozen; Cape
i gardenia bushes
: high

Suwanee, Rt. 1.

Camellia Japonicas, all col-
Elacagnus, Lavendar In-
1a Azaleas, Tea Olives, Ba-
na Shrub, Duranta, Garden-
Pittosporum-
PE i, Dbl. pink
ypanese azaleas any 2 $1.15.
vs. J. A. Griffin, Cordele.
18 well rooted Cape Jasmine
for 25c or exchg. for white
sacks: also. a few white
ter lily bulbs 106c each 3
r 25c del. Mrs. Geo. M. Fos-
Ri. 4. Carrollton.
Star Bethlehem 50ce C;
edling hedge 12-15 in. tall
C; blooming dbl. red al-
25c ea; yellow and green
egated hedge 10c each, All
pai Two Bason; 141
edmont Ave., NE, Atlanta. ~
rose,
iyhock seed, Bird of Para-
flower seed, red and yel-
4 O'clock seed, good pkg.
mixed seed 12c; fragrant
m narcissi bulb 15 dozen.
; J. H. Carrington, Rt. J,
Grange.
Several hundred narcissus
large blooming size $1.00
mixed paper white and dbl.
iry or rain lilies $1.50 C,
oming size bulbs. Mrs. G.
Thigpen, St. Marys.
Altheas, pink myrtle, golden
belis, pink almonds, lilac 3 for;
c; daffodils, iris, rose and pur-
e verbena, hardy phlox 20c
en. Mrs. Oscar Silver, Talk-

Mtn.|

Rock.

_ Blooming size butter egg,
buttercups, jonquils, daffodils
50 C.f. No cheeks, Mrs. R.-L,
Freeman, Rt. 2, Forsyth.

Rooted privet hedge bushes
18 in, $1.25, rooted snowball
$1.50; day lilies, white Peru-
vian dattodils, white . oxalis
$1.25 C, 3 yr. old: pink hy-
drangea, 3 yr. old red salmon
geranium $2.00 each, Mrs. LH.
Bb. Thornton Bremen.

White calla lilies 15 and 20c,
$10.00 C; searle; verbena $1.50
C; lemon verbena $1.00 C; 42
colors iris mixed $1.00 C; 15 la-
beled iris. 5c each.
tage.
1, Lawrencevitle. i

Yellow narcissus buibs 25
dozen, $1.50 C. Add postage.
WVirs. Beatrice Odom, R. A. ox
30, Cordele..

All coiors azaleas, pink, red,

yellow dogwoods, reapud, rho-

dodendrons, Mtn, laurels, pink
Cherokee roses, crabapple, holly
3 ft. -1.00 dozen; pink perennial
phlox, Shasta daisies $1.00 C,
Glen Wilson, Blue Ridge

150 boxwood cuttings $1.15
postpaid; 4 large size boxwood
$3.00 each delivered at my

farm; gardenias 20c each; Eng-|-
lish dogwood cuttings 5 each,

Add postage. Mrs. W. A, Cos-
per, Star R., Bowdon,

- Dbl. pink hyacinths 50c doz-
en; long cup yellow daffodils,
yellow narcissus $1.00 C; Mis-
sionary strawberry plants 500
$1.25, $2.00 M. Add postage.
Mrs. J. P. Massey, RFD. 2,
Harwell. :
- Tris 10 labeled 50 for $1.15;
mixed many kinds $1.20 C; Si-
berians 25 for 65c; hemerocallis
Flora 25 for 35c; Thunbergia 6
for 60c; jonquils, daffodils,
narcissi, 6 different 300 for
$1.20. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Cal-
houn.

Plenty of pink,
mixed - rooted
plants 5c, Mrs.
Hardy, Alapaha.

Giant blue iris $1.00 C;
brown aster, yellow. daisy,
white and yellow daisy chrys-
anthemums 25 dozen, $1.00 C;
blue rambler rose cuttings, yel-
low rambler unrooted 25c doz-
en; purple lilac, golden bells
20c each. Mrs. William Leach,

white and
veroenas 2
Mary Ann

Rt. 1, Fairmount,

Orange day lilies, blackberry
lilies, purple iris 25e dgzen,
large orange chrysanthemums
$2.50 C; white narcissus $5.00
M; small variegated mums
$2.50 C, Add posiage, Effie
Carter, Rt. 1, Temple.

Blue and lavendar giant iris,
gold and yellow narcissus,
cream with white center, $1.00
hydrangeas 25c each; lemon
lilies $1.00 C. Mrs. H.
Hughey, Rt. 1, Fairmount.

Yellow Easter rose, pink hi-
biseus 20c each; pink running
roses purple lilac 15 each;
purple Easter iris, blue lilac
15c each; purple Easter iris,
blue hyacinth 30c dozen; white
narcissus 20c dozen, 90c__ Cc
Mattie Duran, Rt. 1, Cumming.

Deep yellow sweet scented
jenquils 35e dozen, $2.00 C;
orange Phoenix dbl. daffodils
$3.00 C; dbl. pink hyachinths
70 dozen; sweet scented paper
white narcissi with yellow cen-
ter blooming size, select bulbs,
$5.00 C, 35c doz. Elsie Heaton,
Mineral Bluff.

Purple rhododendron 3. ft.
$2.00 dozen; white rhododen-
dron 2 ft, $1,00 dozen; mixed
colors azaleas $1.00 dozen; red
dogwoods 4 ft. 18 for $1.50;
white dogwoods 4 ft. $1.25 doz-
en: wild magnolias, tulip pop-
lars $1.20 dozen. M, J. Heaton,
Mineral Bluff.

Large trumpet yellow daffo-
dil bulbs large blue and white
iris bulbs 40c dozen well root-
ed lavendar good bunch 25c;
Coralberry 20c each. Cash with
order, Send postage. Mrs. R,
J. Allgood, Oxford,

Blooming size azaleas, all
colors 40c. dozen; spruce and
white pines, whi,e

altheas 10c each; crabapple,
sweet shrubs 35c dozen. .Add
postage. Mrs. L. F.. Adams,
Rt, 2, Ellijay.

Blue spider lilies $1.00 doz-
en: blue hyacinths 25 bulbs 59c;
yellow and white jonquils, dbl.
butter and eggs. long trumpet
daffodils $1.00 C. Mrs. Nora
McCurley, Rt. 2, Hartwell. :

Several hundred Gardenia
Cape Jasmine 18 to 30 in. 50c
each not shipped. Call at my
place 2 1-2 miles _ north of
Qglethorpe. Minnie L. Wil-
liams Oglethorpe.

Madonna lily bulbs large
blooming size $1.50 dozen post-
paid. Send cash or money Of
der. Mrs. John Murphy, Rt. 1,
Maysville.

Add pos-}|
Mrs. S. M. Gunier, Rt.

ton.

dogwood, '
Min. leaurels 60c dozen; white:

Crape Myrtles 2 _for ; 20: |

sweet peas, several colors har-
dy philox, primroses, pink
thrift, white violets 35c dozen;
rainbow moss 2 bunches for
25c; geranium cutiings 2 for 5c.
Miss L: M. White, Rt. 1, Bx 35,

Dahlonega.

Large Emperor, Aspasia,
Olympia daffodils 20c dozen;
85c C; deep blue iris, orange
hemerocallis 25c dezen; water-
melon red-crape myrtle, white
spirea red flowering quince,
roses, . Jan. Jasmine, native
white dogwood 10c ea.
posiage. Mrs. C. B. Robinson,
Rt. 2, Bowdon. B

300 blue Roman hyacinth
buivs 15 lor 25c;, 59.00 10r tot,
Add- postage. Miss Memphis
Timms, Rt. 1, Auburn.

All kinds Perennials, Shrub-
bery, choice iris, finer Hemer-
ocallis lilies, boxwoods, seeds
of annuals and other tlowers,
sale or exchange for otner vai-
ues. Mrs. E. Spence, 562 West
Wesley Rd. Atianta, Ch 2661.

White papershell narcissi
buips 15c dozen plus pos.age
or exchg. for white teed sacks.
Murs, Li. #. Barnes, Clermont.

Blooming size azaleas all col-
ors 4Uce dozen; spruce and white
pines, white dogwood, Mtn,

| laurels, rnododenarons 60c doz-

crabapple, sweet shrubs 30c
en; white altheas 10c_ each,
dozen. All well rooted. Add
posiage. Marie Adams, Rt. 4,
fullijay.

Wild Easter lily bulbs 15c
dozen; magnolia, red holly,
sweet bay, redbud, wajermelon
erape myrtle, tea olive, privet
hedge 1 it, 10e, 3 it. 25e, 4 ft.
35c plus postage. m#xchg. tor
sacks. Mrs. T. K. Womack, Rt.
1; Dublin, : wy

Redbud 14-18 in, 15-20c
each; l'amerix dbl. tlowering
pomegranate, dbl. pink olean-
der, dbl, white-pink althea,

Thunbergia spirea 2 ft,, well}

roojed, 25c each, No ex-
changes, _ Miss Mittie Collins,
Rt. 1, Smithville,

Three different variety daf-
fodil bulbs 50 C, $5.00 M; yel-
low eannas 50c dozen; trailing
fern 2 for 25c; Dorset straw-
berry plants 75c C, $3.00 M;
dahlias 50c dozen.
Pace, Rt. 1 Temple.

All colors azaleas, pink, red,

yellow dogwoods, redbud bush,

crabapple, pink Cherokee roses,
Mtn. laurels, rhododendrons,

spruce and white pines 3 ft.)

$1.00 dozen; p@rennial phlox
$1.00 C. Lelia Dickey, Mor-
ganton. .

Bright yellow long trumpet
daffodils short taumpet frag-
rant jonquils, also white with
yellow cup daffodils 75c C PP;
larger amounts cheaper. Mrs.
Myrtle Braswell, Rt. 1, Tem-
ple. :
Pink perennial phlox, Mtn.
ferns, Shasta daisies $1.00 C;
all eolors dogwoods, azaleas,
laurels $1,00 dozen; purple but-
terfly,. arborvitaes, Junipers,
dwarf Junipers 18 in. 5 for
$1.00. Sadie Wilson, Morgan-

Several hundred Easter lily
bulbs now ready for shipment
Be, 10c, 15c, 20 and 25c each
FOB. State size wanted. Mrs.
Dorotha Player, Ocilla. :

Mixed bulbs 50c C; Box-
woods, abelia other shrubbery,
rooted. Names, price-list, com-
plete details on request Send
stamp. Will exchg, for duck
eggs, young guineas. Mrs, Ma-
mie E. Lewis, Toomsboro, |

-Rhododendrons, mt. laurel,
red bud bush, white pines dog-
wood, azaleas,
spruce pines, $1.00 doz, post-
paid. Mrs. Vestie Wilson, Mor-
ganton,

20 Philippine
blooming size,
larksprr seed, sweet William
seed, mixed colors, prince
feather seed, 5c tsp. Eula Cox,
Canton Rt. 2..

Large Easter lily bulbs, 13
to 16 blooms to bulb, $2.00 ea.,
8 to 10, $1.25 ea; 5-8, 75c ea;
1 to:5, 50c ea. Mrs. N. F. King,
Leesburg.

Yellow jonquil and yellow
narcissi, 50c C. Mrs. 8S. C.
Savage, Covington, Rt. 4,

Mtn. Ivy, laurel white and
spruce pines, Cherokee roses,
azaleas, red, yellow; - trailing
arbutus, redbuds,. 75c doz,
Exc, Add postage. Miss Ola
Ridley, Dahlonega, Rt. 4.

Daffodils 50c C; white and
blue violets, 35 C; 20 iris, all
dif,, 80c; dbl. and single lilies,
25e doz; Hen and biddie eac-
tus, 5c. Mrs. Henry Eller, El-
lijay. Rt. 3. .

Flower seed, asst, hollyhock,
5c teaspoonful, not prepaid.

lily bulbs,
30c ea., dhl,

>

Betty Tyre, College Park, Rt. 1.

Add |

Myrtle |

holly bush,

| FLOWERS AND SEED |

-FORSALE

D

. Physostegia, verbena, red,
purple, rose 3. for. .10c; Ilriz,
purple, blue, white; Thrift.
deep pink; rock garden moss,
Clematis, watermelon. crepe
myrtle, forsythia, mass, butter-
fly bush, bridalwreath and
o.hers. . MrS; W, H.. Bennett,
Atlanta, 1966 Boulevard Dr.

Jonquils and April narcissi,
50c C; paper white narcissi, 50c
C,* AN postpaid... Mrs, R.. E,
Braddy, Dublin, 108 Maiden
Lane..

Orange lilies, old fashioned
flags, yellow narcissi, jonquils,
25c doz; $1.00 C; pink, white
peonies, white, pink, hydran-
gea, 25c ea; moidenhair fern,
rainbow moss, spirea, flower-
ing almond, 15c ea; tiger lilies,
10c ea; 6, 50c; pink oxalis, 3
fox 10c. A. E. Hughey, Fair-
mount, Rt. 1,

Lilies: large, white Spider,
$1.00 doz; whi fairy and
white Easter, 25c doz; mixed
iris, pink yellow, lavender and
white mums 15c doz; King Al+
fred daffodils, large bulbs, 50c
C. Mrs. T: A, Gray, Temple,
Rt 22 oe

Jonquil and blue flag lilies,
50c-C. bulbs; garlic bulbs, 6,
5c. Mrs. J... EB, Nicholson,
Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Oxalis. bulbs:
rock leaves with
blooms, also
green leaves with buttercup
yellow blooms, 5c ea, 6 25c
postpaid. Now ready for pant-
ing. Well rooted, lace ferns 25c
ea. postpaid. Mrs. Susie K.
Poindexter, Baxley, Rt. 2. ;

Young cedar, 5 to 10 in,
plants, or larger, for sale. Mrs.
Ida A. Hill, Lula, Star Rt.

Mtn. laurel rhododendrons,
spruce pine, redbud bush,
white pine, dogwood( azaleas,
holly, $1.00 doz; weeping wil-
low.. Write for price and size,
Postpaid. Hobart Wilson, Mor-
ganton,

- Sev, thousand daffodil bulbs,
40c C, $3.00 M; Privet hedge
and abelia, 3 ft., 15c ea. Mrs.
Cora Griffin,
Apple trees and
for-sale or exe, Write, -
Westbrook Bremen.

_Jonquil and paper white nar-
cissi bulbs, 30c C. Postage
added. Mrs. W. K, Mays, Law-
renceville, Rt, 1.

Boston, Sprengeri, Lace and
ostrich or fluffy ruffle ferns
20c each; grape begonias for
fall planting 15 each; red sal-
via seed 10e a pack; pink dbl,
ger. rosebud 10c cut,; Century
plant 25c each; Star Bethle-
hem 3. doz. 25c. Mrs, Mamie
Stone, Rt. 2, Adairsvine.

Narcissus bulbs 15c dozen,
$1.00 C. Mrs, J, T. M: Wat-
kins, 420 Tift Ave. Tifton,

2 yr. old Cape Jasmine in
pots 60c each; red speonies 25c
each, Miss Bessie Martin, Rt.
5, Gainesville,

Different colors roses 10c
each; azaleas 40c dozen; fal!
pinks 830c dozen; white nar-
cissi, yellow jonquils 25 doz-
en; Star Bethlehem 20c dozen;
yellow Japonicas 15c each;
purple iris 25c dozen. Exchg.
for sacks, Mrs. John Parks,
Rty 3, Ellijay.

Peachtree roses, iris, red
crape myrtle, foxgloves, Tiger
lilies dbl. bridal wreath, gol-
den bell, forsythia, thornless
roses, 5 different roses $1.25
per C cuttings; exchg. for any-
thing can use. Mrs. John All-
red RFD 2, Tallapoosa.

Thousands of 10 in. long
Camellia cuttings$3.00Cdou-
ble deep rose. Mrs, J. Johnson,
Dixie.

White narcissi 75c C; honey-
suckle, yellow Jasmine 15c
each} will exch, for March
hatch rooster AAA barred
rock, Add postage. Miss N.
L, Finley, Rt. 1, Li honia. ;

Butter and eggs bulbs 15c
dozen, 2 dozen 25c. Mattie
Jackson, Ivey.

Qlympia daffodils, Siberian

lilies, mixed iris 80c C, $1.50
fer 200: mixed tulips 6 doz. 65e;
April blooming narcissus 200
for $1.00. Mrs. Christine Mc-,
Leod, Rt. 2, Bx 166, College
Park, : :
J boxwood 25 ft. around 15
ft. high, one a size smaller, 9
niece big ones 8 ft. high, Prices
reasonable. Rebecca Thrash,
Mountville.

Large Tiger Lily bulbs 6 for
75c; flowering almond, pink 3
for 25c; Shasta daisies 15e doz-
en; yellow Jasmine 4 for 25c
PP. Mrs. T. W. Lee, Lula.

Red, white; dogwoods, azal-
eas, orange, red, yellow; Cher-
okee roses, white and spruce
pines, trailing arbutus, Mtn.
laurels, redbuds, Mtn. ivy, 75c
doz. -Add postage. Mrs. J. F.

large sham-
rose-pink

shrubbery
a, sas

brown flecked}

Satterfield, Dahlonega Rt. 4.

FOR SALE

Lily bulbs 3 for 25e; blue R
mian hyacinths 25e dozen, De
Mrs. Annie Pattillo, Rt. 4, B:
79, LaGrange. o
Paper. whi.e narcissi- 75 C
delivered. Miss Susan Gna
ZOAO, 4 : E
Christmas cherry plants 25
each for sale at my home. Car
not mail; also 1 pr.. baniar
(mixed), Mrs, Frank Barfo.
1185 Moreland Ave., SE
lanta. x
Abelia 2-3 ft, 35c, 3-4 ft. 50
ea. 4-5 feet 75c each; '
2-3 ft. 60 c ea; Watermelo
pink crape myrtle 3-4 ft. |
each; White, red, pink peonies
25 each $2.50 dozen; 30 assort-
ed iris in 15 colors $1.00; pape
white narcissus 5c a., 50c doz.
James Cureton, Austell,
_ White narcissi, orange da
lilies, yellow daffodils 75e C
pink hardy phlox, purple fa
glove, butercup, golden gl
15c dozen; dbl. pink almon
re, white altheas, golden bel
red Joponicas, white spire
10c each. Mrs. Will James, EL-
lijay. noes
Blue lilies of Valley 25
each; lemon, purple, pink ver
bena 25c dozen; purple iris
white April narcissus, yelloy
lilies, snowdrops $1.00 C. Mr;
cup jonquils, yellow red canni
T. J. Womack, Rt. 2, Bremen.
Purple anenomes 50 for
$1.00; snowdrops; Shasta dais
ies golden lilies, native fern
$1.00 C; yellow, white, r
dogwoods redbuds, azaleas
crabapples, r h o d odendron.
laurels jasmine, Japonicas, col
alberries $1.00 doz. PP. Addi
Wilson, Morganton, a
4 kinds Spirea, rose hibiscus
snowballs, white hydrangeas
boxwood, rose weigelias 10
each, $1.00 dozen. or exch.
doz. plants for 300 jonquils,
narcissi or other bulbs. Hat:
tie Kimsey, Young Harris. _
Purple iris, orange day lilies
blue flags $1.00 C. Mrs, Grady
Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple.
April blooming narcissus
C; $4.00 M; orange day
same price. Mrs, John Wea
er, Rt. 2, Temple. :
200 red crape myrtles 3-5 ft
tall 15 each or $10.00 C; Li
sustrums, arbor-vitacs, spireas
ilaes, other shrubs and rose:
10c each. Bulbs and peren
nials cheap, Mrs. R. able
Haralson. ze ee
_ Daffodils jonquils 2 doz. 25;
iris 2 doz. 30c; dogwood, pin
almond, lilac, myrtle, altheas
weigelias and other shrubber
3 for 25c. Mrs. A. A.. Silv

Rt. 2, Talking Rock. Boe

Privet hedge $1.00 C; blu
tame violets, white daisies 25
C; yellow Japonicas, weeping
willows, Boston fern 15 each
2 for 25c; lemon lillies 30c di

All rooted and del. Mrs
W, D. Ralston, Ella Gap 3

Dbl. tansy peppermint plan
yellow root 25c dozen; bunches
$1.75 C; calamus root 25e doz
en, $1.75 C; Deriel Up Bu:
plant or Lareland 50c dozen
Add postage. Mrs, L. A, Wright
Bremen. 2 ee

April blooming narcissus 50
C, prepaid (white narcissus).
Mrs. Thomas Jones, RFD, Ea
tonton. Gre
_ Pink and salmom dbl. geran
iums, large blooming size 50c
each; dbl. rosebud, orange red
large 50e each; cuttings 1
hemerocallis dbl. Kwanzo 15
each $1.30 dozen; unrooted cut-
tings of abelia, weigelia, spirea
Van Houttee 10 doz., 3. d
25c. Mrs, Bettie Roberts, Rt.
Tallapoosa. - a

Blue iris 20e doz; 60c C; |
fashioned Fall pinks, Lady
Lake, white narcissi 15e dozen
lavendar lilac bushes 15 ea
spearmin: 10c dozen; butte
egg 10c doz. Will exchg, |
flowers I do not have or goo
sacks, Miss Evelyn Barber,

1, Temple.

King Alfred daffodils TSc
white narcissi April bloomi
40c C; dbl. red, salmon or p}
geraniums, May, June eac
10c cutting; jonquils 20c dozen
Add postage. Mrs. Nance:
Dobbs Rt. 1, Temple. :

All colors azaleas 40c dozen
Mtn. laurel, white pine, holly,
pink almond, pink althea, gol-
den bell, purple lilac, white
spirea, 10c each; white narcissi,
orange day lilies 65 C. | Add
posiage. Miss Audra James,
Rt.-3 Ellijay. ,

Madonna lily bulbs, ie
size 25c each, small 1t5 ex
red amaryllis large 75c ea g
small 50e each. Mrs: J. T.
Bridges, RFD 1, Lexington.

Daffodils, Giant Emyeror and
Hera 20c dozen, $1,506 C; orange
Phocnix donble and early yel-
lew ne cissi $1.00C. Mary &
Wills, Jefferson. ae

S i si \

ne eh,

Four

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

seeMin Japonicas semi- -abl.
deep, pink, well rooted cuttings
ec each or 3 for $1.00; same
nd dbl. red, in larger size 75c

ach, 15 named varieties in
rare camellias $1. 00 ea; Roses,

Xonifers, shrubs, all sizes
a ie for prices. Mrs. John S.
Jacksonville.

_ Clark,
a Blooming size azaleas all col-
fers 50c dozen; spruce and
white pines, dogwoods, Mtn.
aurel, ivy, white altheas 10c
each; crabapple, sweet shrubs
e dozen, well rooted, Add
Miss Eveyp Adams,
Rt. 4, Ellijay.
- Pink crape eee sweet
shrub $1.00 dozen; purple wis-'
1 blue yard hydrangea,
white lilac 20c ae red
Guernsey lihes 35c dozen; yel-
narcissus, large
looming yellow jonquils $1.00
- Eugenia Smith, Wadley.
White spirea VH; red flow-
ering pear pink almond, gar-
leopard begonia, apple
routs, pink myrtle 15c each;
Poosevelt, Maiden hair fens
. white, pink oxalis 5c
; dbl. geraniums cuttings be,
Ada postage. Mrs. Ralph Wil-
liams, Cumming.
bl. Japonicas 50c each; dog-
ck 4 for $1.00; iris, weeping
jonguils 30 dozen; fern
-each; tame honeysuckle
( each. Miss Etta Barrett,
t 3, Ellijay.
Dbl. Japonicas 40 years old
} rooted 50c each; boxwood}

wo

0; tame honeysuckle '
ea , Iris 35c doz. well rooted
50c ea. white narcissi 35c doz-
: Keener Gos

0 yellow soneuil bulbs, 300
short trumpet daffodil bulbs,

200 April blooming white nar-
us bulbs 35c C postpaid or

_L. Fields, Rt. 3, Mc-

50c C;
ae

je hedge plants $1.00 C

Wright, Jonesboro.
ret. fede: yellow narcis<
ylue iris, sweet violets.
narcissus $1.00 C; spider
1.25 C; lemon lilies 30c

~boxwoods $2.50 and
ach. Mrs. Etta Stem-
e, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

ape jasmine, purple, white
lilac, English dogwood, spirea,
2 for 25c; china berries,
pes 10c ea., 3 for 25c;
col. gladioli, blue Easter
al 5e doz; purple violets,
5 doz; monthly rose cuttings,
>. Postage paid on 50
~~ Mrs. Hoyt Spruill,
liton, Rt. 2. :
pernelle jonquils, small,
et jonquils, white lady. daf-
s and April blooming nar-
1.00 ; few Emperor
mpress; dbl. orange phoe-|
fhite butter-cups, 50c
dd postage. Mrs. N. H.
herard, Commerce, R. 1. :
ing Alfred daffodils, 50c C;
ak, yellow, purple, white,
r Mums 15c doz; Tris,
lue, white, yellow, 256
Fairy lilies 25 doz.
pider lilies, $1.00 doz.

ees 25c ea., 3, 50c; Sev-
Sister Roses, rose and. pink,

' for $1.00; Bell plants,
3 50c; sapupbernones

Ss, purple violets
red oxalis 30c dozen.
ostage. Miss Virginia
; at. 1, Temple.

le iris, 60c C; Primrose,

50ce C;
G.

OC; April harcissi,
r shrubs, cheap. Mrs.
allant, Cumming.
wart boxwood 6-8 in. above
ou d, very pretty, well root-
, bunchy tops $20.00 C; sam-
35c each. All delivered,
. A. Smith, Rt. 3, _Green-

ismine vines 2 for 25c; pur-
lilies 2 for 25c, Add postage.
. a Rt.- 2, Brem-

ehow:. Tiger lilies 50c
pink, bronze and varie-
dd is 25e dozen; butter &
bulbs, dbl. yellow, $1.00 C.
ae Mrs. Me M. Vick-
;

-| C narcissus

we
ooted 50c each; dogwood 4 for

for anything can use.

ite, lavendar,, jris 70 Cc

oe blue flags $1.00 C

AL ery ee Rt)

nk oS ilies 20c dozen;
10

ellow, thornless roses,

Ls: marie narcissus 65c}.

_ FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Kudzu crowns moss packed
$6.00 M, 75c C; narcissus bulbs
$4.00 M, 50c Cc: spruce pines,
Boe '50c each, Yonge Walk-
er, Rt. 3; Toccoa:

1000 bulbs $5.00700 yellow
and 300 jonquils.
Add postage. Mrs. eh, Ge. Foun
tain, Fort Valley. :

100M jonquils, daffodils,
narcissus and hyacinth bulbs
12 kinds. Write for prices. R.
D. Crossley, RFD 3, Lithonia.

Long trumpet daffodils,
white and yellow aos but-
ter & eggs $1.00 C; blue spider
lilies $1.00 dozen. Miss Mattie
McCurley; Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Any amount watermelon red
crape myrtle 15c each; will
exch. some for 100 lb. white
feed sacks. Mrs. W. T. Bryan,
Turin.

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED

Want daffodils, butter and
eggs, goldenglow, spider lilies
any quantity. Exc. bulb for
bulb, Picardy gladiolous, larg-
est and most beautiful of all
pink glads. B. F, Purcell, Pool-
Sree
Want some bulbs of the tall
pink lily (grows on a tall, hol-
low stem no foilage until after
blooming; lily is much the
shape of the white. August
lily) for fall planting.. Mrs. T.
| A. Burke, Washington.

Want small Scotch broom
plants, White Guernsey lilies,
and peach Blow sultana. Mrs.
E. J. Forrester, Sparta.

: Exc. clean, white; feed. sacks,
value 8c each, for jonquil
bulbs. Want at once.
Roy Peterson Vidalia,
Want all col: Roman
Dutch hyacinths, blooming
size bulbs.
White Easter lily- bulbs.
best prices. Mrs. Cecil
Howard, Austell, Box 228,

State
BE.

Want- mixed daffodil bulbs,/

large and small var. Quote
price on lots of 100. Mrs. Jos.
T. Lowry, Atlanta, 130 Well-
ington St., S. .W.

Want Madonna lily Bulbs.
Mrs. Cleo Haynes, Calhoun.

Want all kinds and_ size
azaleas camellia, japonicas,
gardenias, lLigustrum,,.
bery in large lots. State size,
var., quantity and price. Geor-
-gia Arnold, Greensboro.

Exc. mixed col. azalae Mums
for Thrift:-and = . colored . Iris.
rs. Jas. F. Stanley, Albany,
Cherokee Heights.

Want Peonie. (all sie
bulbs or fall planting. Address
J. R. Allen, Gainesville.

- Want 200 lbs. ripe Maypops
(common name for the Wild
Passion Flower). Write cond.,
if dry or green and_ prices.
Want for own use. F. M. Row-
an, Decatur, 418 Ponce de Leon
Place.

Want Jasmine vine
leaves shaped like
leaves; rubbery vine, clusters
of white flowers on vine, 3-6 in.
) cluster. Exc. sisgle or dbl. tube-
rose, tiger lilies or oak hy-
drangea. Mrs. J. B. Brannan,
McDonough, Rt. 2.

maxy

~

PLANTS FOR SALE

\Early imp. large. inndyke
strawberry plants, 15c C; 1939
crop, pure Stone Mtn. water-
melon seed 20c lb. Add pos-
RE Rosie Crowe, Cumming,

Mastodon strawberry, aoe GC:
500, $1.25; $2.00 M; i Lady - Ts,
30c: 500 $1.00; $1. 75 M. Pep-
permint, $1.00 doz. Hoarhound
$1.00 doz. Mrs. E. L. Whit-
mire, Gainnesville, Rt. 1.

Early bearing strawberry
plants, extra large, 25c C; 90c,
500; $1.50 M. Prompt ship-
ment. Mattie Duran, Cumming,

Chas. W., Copenhagen, Dutch
cabbage Marglobe New Stone
tomato and collard plants all,
60c M. prepaid. No orders for

less 5 M. Calif. black-eyed and

crowder peas, of all kinds. O.

-M. Crow, Gainesville.

Chas W., Flat Dutch cabbage,
collard plants, any amount,
Marglobe. Stone tomato, Ga.
collard plants, any amount now
ready, prompt del., 300
40c; 90c M. P P. 75c M. Exp.
collect. _E. A. Williams Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Strawberry plants, $1. 50 M;

Mastodon, $3.00 M. P. B. Rey-
molds Gainesville Rt. 2.

| $2.50 M;

Mrs. |
and

~ Also blooming size|

shub-|

gardenia| .

oo) MARKET BULLETIN

4

PLANTS FOR SALE

Wakefield and Dutch cab-
bage, Marglobe, Stone, Balti-
more: tomato, Ga. and: Heading
collards, 500 50c;75e M. del; 5
and 10 M. lots, 60c M. Exp.
collect. Mixed as wanted. Cal-
vin, Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Dutch, Wakefield, All Head,
early cabbage, Heading col-
lards, Stone, Baltimore and
Marglobe tomato, 300 35ce; 500,
50c; 80c M .All del. Large lots
cheaper. Amos Garret, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7.

Everlasting strawberry $1.50

M, 85c, 500 del. No checks.
Mrs. O. Cc. Cantrell, Gaines-
ville.

Stone and Marglobe toma-
toes, cabbage, 75c M del. Roy
Wetherford, Flowery Branch,
Rt. 24

Fresh mountain grown Chas.
Wakefield, Flat Dutch cabbage;
Marglobe, Stone, tom ato

plants, also collard, now ready,

moss packed, prompt ship-

| ment, 35, 300, 75 M PP, 6hc.

M, exp. col. or at my farm.

Mrs. Leathora Williams,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Collard, tomato, cabbage,

75e: Me 500, 50c; 10 M $7.50.
Prompt shipment. Clay Evans,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Few famous Gen strawberry,
95c C. Mrs. Ada Veason, 1366]

Belmont Ave. SW., Atlanta.
Ra 8982. !
Wakefield Duch cabbage:

Stone, Baltimore, Marglobe to-
mato; collards, 75 M del.; 5 M,
$2.50; 10 M, $4.50 exp. col. C.
Ww. Smith, Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Leading var. cabbage, col-
lards, 400, 40c; 75c M; ever-
bearing strawberries, 200, 50c;
old time red shallots,

40c gal. Azzie Lee Crow,

Gainesville, Rt. 2..

Cabbage, white and yellow
onions, collards, $1.00 M;
strawberries, $3.00 M. Well

rooted plants. S. E. Beene.
Valdosta.

Dutch and Wakefield abs
bage; Marglobe, Stone, -Balti-
more tomato; heading collards,
70c M del; 5M. $2.75; 10 M,
$5.00 exp. col No checks Bon-
See Lou Smith, Gainesville, Rt.

Celestial and White Masrio-
lia figs, $1.00 doz; 36, $2.74;
Lucretia dewberry and - Red
Gold; Ambrosia and Jewel

strawberry, rooted Kudzu
crowns, 75c C. J. W. -Toole.
Macon, Rt. 2.

All var. cabbage, onion, ie
mato and collard plants now
ready. All, $1.00 M FOB. Well
packed, good plants, dependa-
ble shipment. S. E. se
Valdosta.

Kudzu crowns, $5.00 M: also
Klondyke strawberry plants,
$1.00 C. FOB, $1.25: M. P.: P.
Money order or cash. Exc.
some for English or Puddle
ducks. L. J. Colson, Hines-
ville, RFD.

Kudzu or Bermuda grass fur-
nished in large and small quan-
tities, already prepared for
pastures and lawns. Write for
prices. Jas. Cureton, Austell.

Klondyke strawberry plants,
$1.50 M, 20c C. Mrs. Dessie J.
oe Dahlonega, Rt. i; Box

Lead. var., cabbage and col-
lard plants, 400, 90c; 70c M;

Klondyke. strawberry, 200, 45c;),
ea Crow,

$1.75 M. All del.
Gainesville Rt. 2.

Chelote plants, 20c C. white
nest onions, 40c gal. Sage
plants, 3 bunches, 20c; garlic
sets, 25c doz. Mrs. Annie Pat-
tillo, LaGrange, Rt. 4, Box 79.

Cabbage and collard plants
for fall and winter setting, 75c
M. del. 50c M. exp. col; toma-

toes, 65c M. del. 40c "collect.

Bonnie Love Smith, Gaines-

ville, Rt. 2.

Early imp. Klondyke straw-
berry, 15c C; Red Valentine)
beans and Bountiful garden

beans, 15c teacupful. Add pos-
tage. Rosie Crowe, Cum-!}
ming, Rt. 1.

Wakefield and Dutch cab-
bage, Short Stem, Collard, 75c
M. del. 5 M. $2.50; 10 M. $4.75
collect; tomato, 65c M. del. 45c
M. collect. .C. W. Smith,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. :
Strawberry plants Klondyke,
$1.50 M; Mastodon, $3.00 M.

Miss Faustine Reynolds, Rt. 2;

Gainesville.

Klondyke strawberry, 20c C;
75c, 500; $1.25 M; well root- |
ed, nice, young plants. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Effie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Klondyke strawberry plants,

20c C. 75c, 500; $1.25 M. Prompt}:

shipment. Miss Grace Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

50 M. Blakemore strawberry
plants, 35c. $2.50 M; eabbage,
15c C; collard,.10 C. del, Mrs.
H L Brittingham, Guyton

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PLANTS FOR SALE

-Like to contract frost-proof
cabbage plants for the winter
season. Could grow 'several
thousand and make prompt
del. - Mrs. oe Boatright, ae.
Rt. 4. 3

Mastodon and Everbearing
strawberry plants, $1.00 M; 25c
Cc. Add postage. Cash or mon-
ey order. Mrs. L. B. Fry, Dal-
Jas i snteo:

Young, well, large straw-
berry plants, 15e C. $1.00 M;
also 9 March hatch extra nice
Golden Sebright bantam cock-
erels, ready for immediate de-
livery, $1.00 ea. H. G. Stew-
art, Shellman.

Red Gold strawberry plants,
Sage, Asparagus crowns, Ever-
bearing blackberry, red thorn-
less raspberry, dbi blue Roman
hyacinths, white narcissi, 50c
doz PP. Mrs. W. B. Allen, Al-
to SRT.

Cabbage plants, Ease: fresh,
extra early Jersey and Chas.
W., 500, 60c; $1.00 M. del. post-
paid., F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Strawberry plants, Klon-
dyke. $1.75 M; Lady T., $2.00
M; Mastodon everbearing, $2.25
M. All young plants. Prompt
shipment.
Flowery Branch,- Rt. 1.

Lead. var. cabbage and col-
lard plants, now ready, 300,
| 35e;: 500, 50c; 70c M. del. by
mail prepaid; 50c Mby express
collect. No chks. M. O. pre-
ferred. Major Crow, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 1.

Lady T. strawberry, 30c c:
-$2.50 M; imp. Gibson, imp.
Wonderbearer, 40c C; $3.25 M;
Red Gold Sugar Saver, Jewel,
50c C:, All true to name.
some for white, 100 Ib. good
sacks. No chks. Mrs. Sarah
Grindle, Dahlonega Rt. 1.

Old fashion collards,

65c M del by mail; 50c- M.
shipped exp. M. O. with order.
John C. Crow, Gainesville, Rt.
1

Lead. var. cabbage, cohen
and tomato plants, 400 40c; 70c
M:; old time red shallots, 40c
gal: Everbearing | strawberry,
200, 40c; $1.75 M. All mailed.
L. A. Crow, Gainesville. | x

Missionary strawberry plants,
500, $1.25; $2.25 M; pepper-

mint, spearmint 35c doz. Mrs,

T. H. McCurley, Hartwell.

Giant New Gem, real ever-
bearing strawberry, now pick-

| ing around 100 qts., week from

1-4 acre. 100 plants 90c pre-
paid: 250, $1.50, exp. col. C.
A. Dobbs Gainesville, Box 23.

Chas= We ceeee plants,
now ready, 60c M. L. Gar-
ner Flowery eae Rt. 1

Frost proof plants now ready,
Chas. W., Flat Dutch cabbage,
New Stone and Marglobe to-
mato, and collard, 300, 40c; 90c
M. del. 65c M. Exp. col. Prompt
del. E.. A. Williams Gaines-
ville.

Fine, Wilt resistant, blight-
proof, open field grown Marg-
lobe tomato plants 65c M. mail-
ed: 5 M or more, 50c M. Chas.
H. Woodliff, Flowery Branch,
Rt. J.

Collard and Wakefield and
Dutch cabbage plants. 400. 45c;
90c M. del. 5 M. $3.00 collect.
Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2
Box 143.

Fall cabbage, tomato and col-
lard plants. lead. var., 60c M.
prepaid. No orders less 5 M.
Prompt shipment: Ovie Crow,
Gainesville.

Red Gold and Jewel straw-
berry, Lucretia d ewberry
pene and Kudzu crowns. 75c

$2.00, 300; Celestial, White
oa Brown Turket figs $1.00
doz; $2.75 for 36 Posi ad. a:
W. "Toole, Macon, Rt.

All head, early ie late
Wakefield and Dutch cabbage,
old fashioned and grand head-
dng collards, 500 50c; 80c M;
10 M. lots, 70c M; Marglobe,
Baltimore and Stone tomato,
500, 50c: 85c M. Good plants,
prompt shipment. Laura: Mae
Garrett Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Klondyke strawberry, 75c,
500, $1.25 M. del; Lady T, $1.75
M. del., young plants. Geo. L.
Durand, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Z

Marglobe Stone, Baltimore
tomao, 500, 45c; 70c M del.; 5
M up, 50c M exp. col Prompt
shipment C. H. Wingo, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2:

SEED FOR sa

Old fashioned Half Runner
striped bean and half white
runners and Ky Wonder bean
seed. All, 20c lb. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. E, J. Frey, Mariet-
ta, Rt. 1. :

Tuesday, October 1, 194

Addie Bennett,

ford, Rt. 1.

Exc. |

now
ready, 25c C; 300, 35c; 500, 50c;.

j er seed, Write for sample, price

SEED FOR SALE

5 M. lbs. Crimson clove
seed, in chaff, 4 1-2c lb. at my

place. Sample on request.
C. Lester, Athens, 1198 So
Lumpkin St.

Crimson clover seed in hull,
1940 crop, free from Johnson
grass or other seed, 6 1t-2c kb.
W. W. Trimble, Adairsville, R
D

Winter onion buttons,
gal. plus postage. (Plant
August and September ;
early spring use.) Mrs. N.
Green. Blue Ridge, Rt. 2.

White multiplying onions -
gal; white Half Runner tender
garden beans, 20c large cup-
ful. Add postage. Mrs. Ber-
nice Russell, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Red multiplying onion bu

tons for September planting,
40c gal. del. Ga. C. e Turner,
Suwanee.

Peach seed ion seeding

peaches, this yrs crop, $1.00
bu. FOB here, Mrs. Ane
Rice, Maxeys.

Seven Top Turnip, 1940 en
seed, 10c cupful; okra seed, 10e
pt. Add postage. Mrs. Ww. #H
Cochran, Talking Rock, Rt. 2

Old fashioned white mul
plying onions, 40c gal. . Add
postage. Mrs. C. R. Smith, i

3-4 lbs. white | Bends on:
ion 3 $1.00. Aaron Samp-
aes , Quitman, 411 Green

1 ton Crimson clover seed,
in chaff, screened and sacks
no wild onions, now ready, 5
lb. FOB. N. E. Reid, Hartwell,
Rt3, Boxcl9:

600 bu. Crimson clover cc
recleaned, 12c Ib. FOB. Lo:
Selman, Summerville,
~ Crimson clover Seed in ch
recleaned and free of obnoxe
ious weeds, 5c _ lb. Mark T.
Warren, Dewy Rose.

Bur clover seed, seived, 15
per measured bu. with | dirt.
imoculate, FOB. H. C.. Reid,
Hogansville.

Purple Top- and Seven) T
mixed turnip, 15c large teacu
ful. Add postage. Stamps ace
cepted. Mrs. Reynolds Hame
brick, Talking Rock. Rt. 2.

Red_ shallots for fall plant-
ing; 10-12 in hill 35c gal. Add

Excellent conditioner (mak

glossy plumage), 2 Ibs. 25
Bostwerd Bs be Nichols, Ou
ey.

Dill seed, 10c pkt. Geo. W.
Jackson, Fayetteville, Ripe

1500 lbs. clean Crimson clo-
ver seed, recleaned, 12c 1
500 Ibs. in chaff, hand picke
. Ib. Fred Benton, Mone
oO

Bur clover seed, sieved, att
to innoculate, 75c per measured
oe FOB. L. L. Reid, ieee
ville.

Large quantity seed cane
for sale at bargain. J. B. Mi .
Jer, Woodland.

Clean, white, nest mathe
ing onions, 50c gal. del. Cash
or money order. Mrs. Grace
He Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2; Bo

5000 lbs. crimson clover seed
12 1-2c ib. Clean, extra bright.
R. L. Franklin, Adairsville.

Red multiylying onions, hai
dy and will not seed, or tough-
en, 50 gal. shallot buttons, 40c
ee Mrs. J. P. Rush, Adair:
ville,,

2 M. lbs., Crimson clover see
in chaff, 5c lb. FOB. O. W. Cas
well, Americus.

4 bu. small, clean, dey see
ling peach seed, 1940 crop,
$1.50 bu; dried new peaches,
peeled, 25c lb; unpeeled, 15c
lb; apples, no worms, peel. nor
core, 15c 1b; scallion onion bu
tons, 35c gal. Mrs. A. - Ail
Maysville, Rt. 1. | ~

Scallion onion puttone!
gts: 35; 4 gts: 60c: garlic, 7
for "25c: seed bunch ~ -butter=
beans, 20c
strawberry plants.
Bennett, BS

vard Dr. :

Old fashioned red multiplying
onions, 35c gal. del; large nest
onions (that stand the winter),
35c del; choice white scupper-
nongs, 50c gal. del; dif. sizes of
gourds, 7 1-2 ea, Mrs. A. eso
Price, Locust Grove.

Excellent unhulled hand faite
ed, dbl, screened Crimson clov=

196 Boule-

and 38 yrs. experience. Als
purebred Hereford bull and an~-
other, 3-4 Hereford, 1-4 Short
horn, both ecalved July 1939,
good. shape and color, $50.00 an@
$40.00. S. L. Abapaioni pci
rose. Rt. 1. os

i

ie

SED FOR SALE

ee oe clover seed
6c
r, Locust Grove.

n-Top turnip seed, 25c
olard 30c .lb. Baltimore,
1e, Red Rock tomato, $1.00
Marglobe tomato, $1.10 lb.
n sets, $1.00 pk. W. R.
ens, Dahlonega, :
_ Seallion onion buttons (now
e to plant), 40c gal. Old
ioned white nest onion, 40
yostpaid. Mrs. G. C. Tay-
I uchanan, Rt. 1.
hallot buttons, ready for
lanting, 35c gal. or exc. for
white feed sacks: gal. for 5
Ea. pre-pay trans. chgs.
to buy dozen March or
hatch. B. L. pullets and
ter, AAA grade. Mrs. M.
Todd, Stephens.
iow multiplying | onion
, 40c gal. $2.50 bu; also
500 lbs. good, shade
Deer tongue. Make of-
A. Lindell, Jesup,, Rt. 1.
ur clover seed with enough
pil to innoculate. 13 bu. wt.
bout 16 lbs. to the bu. 50c Pre-
elling in 1 lot. Sent COD.
*.Ttornton, Hartwell.

ur clover seed and damp in-
ation soil, sufficient for seed-
1 acre, with directions for
nting, postpaid, for $1.00. J.
. Turnipseed, Griffin.

Nice, white multiplying
is, 45c gal; also 1 country
ed, black-peppered 18 lb.
n, 25c lb; real good _ side
at, 15c lb. All del. Mrs. C.
unt, Flowery Branch, Rt.

&

NS AND PEAS FOR
SALE .

300 Ibs. Calif. black-eye
;, $3.00 bu. Write or see.,
M.. Warren, Valdosta 212 So.
rrest St.
325 bu. Brabs and Iron and
2 bu. Whipps and Clay
and 60 bu. Velvet beans
ale. Wm. W.. Hunt, Colum-

e 1940 crop Brabham
1560 bu: FOB. C.2S:
dler, Blakely.

50 bu. new crop field peas,
0 bu. FOB. Herman Bry-
ester. Rt. 1.

w crop, large sugar crow- |

peas for eating, $1.50 bu.

V. Trimble, Adairsville, Rt.

ay, October 1,1940 _

1b. FOR. Vo .8o 3

MISCELLANEOUS >
FOR SALE

About; 75- new, clean cotton
poultry feed sacks, 5c ea. J. Rk,
Doty. ecatun, Rt. 250 Bassi
Yellow, attle;. poke, ele-
campne root wild cherry bark,
25c Ib., 5 lbs., $1.00; Mastodon
everbearing strawberry plants,
30c C; $3.00 M; peppermint,
horsemint,- spearmint, hoar-
hound, tanzy, 25c doz. bun. Del.
Ga. Miss L.. M. White, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 35.
100 white feed sacks, 100 lb.
eap., $4.50. J. C. Etheridge,
Hamilton, Rt. 2, Box 27.

Nice feathers, 50c Ib; also
Privet. plantss 3 in. to: 4=ft
for sale. Mrs. W. D. Whelchel,
Gainesville, Riverside Drive.

Large bronze scuppernongs,
muscadines, well rooted; black
walnut, plums, red and yellow,
10c each; red raspeberry, black
Himalaya vines, 20 for $1.00.
Add postage.
inson, Bowdon, Rt. 2.

Catnip, elecampane, hore-
hound, garlic, 5c bunch; com-
frey, calamus, feverfew, '10c
bunch; spearmint, 10c doz. bun;
dbl. mixed poppy seed, sena,
carriander, 4c tbls. Add post-
tage. Mrs. Clyde
Cumming Rt 4.2. 4

New, white, downy feathers,
50 Ib. del. or lot of 25 lbs. for
$11.00 del. Sample free. Mrs.
Mary Collins, Cordele. Rt. 4.

Gourds, all sizes; 2 to 5c ea.
dry and ready to ship. Add

| postage; Mammoth White Pe-

| kins, 4 ducks and drake, 85c
ea. if shipped; 75c ea. if called
for. Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Val-
dosta, Rt. 1. 2e9

Electric churn, good. cond,
churner complete with 5 gal.
white churn. Cost $45.00; sell
for $20.00. Mrs. W. M. Hill,
Canon. _ :

Yellow root, 12c lb. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Sallie Belle Elam,
Clermont, Rt. 1, cf Mrs. Emma
Frady. :

Nice lot of feathers, $20.00 or
exe. for small yearlings. Mrs.
J. E. Sikes, Cochran, 808 Ash
Street. a

Yellow root, birddock, wild
plum bark, poke root, wild
cherry bark and sassafras root,
10c lb; queen of the meadow.
rattle weed, 25c lb; sarsaparilla,
40c Ib. Add _ postage. Miss
Madge Cochran, Talking Rock,

bu. corn in the shuck, al-4
ce, leafy Peavine hay, for
F. B. Jackson, Donovan. |
ke best offer on 700 bu.
shuck FOB my place.
/. Gholston, Comer.

stpaid. Edith Patisaul,
er. Rt. 1, |

OTTONSEED FOR
SALE

Kers 4 in 1, also Summer-
Hi-Bred cottonseed, all 2
nt ceresan treated, ginned
te gin. Cokrs, $3.00 and

ttle, colts foot, horsemint,
foot, calamus, yellow root,
k, yellow dock, Queen of
dow, Mayapple, pleuri-
) pennyroyal, slippery
witchhazel, .wild cherry,
30c lb., rhubarb, 15c lb.
C. Stover, Pisgah.

, large bulbs, 15c lb; 2
5c; eolomus and _ horse-
doz. plants, 25c; Dill
planting, 12c large
or flavoring, 10c pkt.
. A. Johnson, Alto.

n Top turnip seed, 10c
i; yellow root, burdock,
lb; rattle weed, queen of
1eadow 25c lb; okra seed,
t. Add postage. Miss
ochran, Talking Rock,

5e ea;

c gourds,
ng in size from 6 to 9 1-2
San. cir., d<for 25;, P. P.
less than 3 sold. No
; TT Be Thomas;

00 lb. cap. feed sacks for
or exch. for new honey.

ara Lee, Red Oak.

al goose feathers, 40c Ib.

_ postage. Miss Marili

siden Queen pop corn, 10c|

Ete:
N AND SEED CORN| MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE WANTED
BEESWAX: : *

Want Beeswex, any amount
at 12 1-2c lb. for good clean
wax. Horace Parker, Cross-
land. oe 3 :
SEED: |

Want enough Crimson clover
seed to sow 4 acres for cash.
R. E. Johnson, Maysville.

Want few bu. Peach seed to
plant. -F. C. Peed, Butler.

Want cabbage-collard seed at
right price, reliably named. K.
N. Sharp, Commerce.

Want Bur clover seed, in the
bur. T. Ayer Hatcher, Macon,
P. O. Box 54.

FARM PRODUCTS:

Exc, good value for
products and live stock. Write
Mrs. Ruth Patrick, Lawrence-
ville, Rt. 2. ;
PLANTS: :

Want 250,000 -Crystal Wax

Bermuda onion plants, Oct. Ist
to 15th del. E. C. Jarrett, Jr:,
Thomasville.
EGGS: Exc. Royal Poineiana
trees (small), for setting eggs,
Giants, Speckled Sussex, N: H.
Reds or Minorcas. Mrs. Julia
Gibson, Waynesville. .

HAY: Want 10 tons peanut
hay, new crop, in exch. for
good value. Write for details.
Alexander Sessoms, Cogdell.

COTTONSEED: Want 10 bu.
Ruckers cottonseed, pure.
Give best price. Lester Mas-
sy, Danielsville, Rt. 3.

Want to hear from party
having, good, sound cottonseed
at reasonable cash: price, del.
my home, 4 mi. So. Buford.
Mrs. J. A. Puckett, Buford, Rt.
1&

CORN: oo in buying
ood slipped shuck corn, -
ten ve hay or Alfalfa
hay. B. McH. Cline, Atlanta,
402 Grand Theater bldg.

GOURDS: Want crooked
neck gourds and some dried
lotus pods with long stems.
Miss Maude Massengale, War-
renton, Box 15. ;

PEPPERS: Want hear from
parties growing large quan
ties of Bell peppers. Give

n, 101 E. Parrish St.,
spOro, ae

1 WANTED

Mrs. C: B. Rob-

Williams,

-farm| k

anti-}.

Bee

_ MISCELLANE

party having quinces for sale.
_Mrs. E, Montgomery, Summer-
aVille;k Rte. a t ee ae

variety of onion buttons, H-
A. Brown, Atlanta, 1858 Jones-
-boro Road. :
ARTICHOKES: Want = sev.
bu. artichokes. Give best price
on 2 or more bu. at time. W-
P. Lawton, Sr., Savannah, Rt.
FRUIT. TREES: Want 10 to

pomegranate bushes at reason-
able price. Some. sour and
some sweet variety. Paul
Simmons. College Park, 222 W.
Mercer Ave.
ROOTSHERBS

Party Having Queen De-
light root. please write. Smith
Holland, Jackson.

Want to hear from parties
having Queen Delight roots.
J. L. Andrews, Acworth.

root. J. L. Weltch, Augusta,
495 Fenwick St. :
GRAIN AND HAY WANTED:
Want 5 bu. tall growing No.
Ga. rye, with or

Marnia Phillips, Crandall. .

Want white guinea eggs. Exc.
value for same. Mrs. Wavy
Lewis, Toomsboro.
WAGONS: :

Pay cash for 1 h. wagon in
good cond., at reasonable price.
Ridley Almon, College Park.
Rt. 2, Box 263 A. y
CORN CUPS: :

Want buy nice lot of red
corn eups (commonly called
husk) from red corn. Louis E.
Tabor, Albany. Rt. 3, Box 414.

FAN t= = : :

- Want best price on Alfalfa,
Lespedeza or No. 1 Johnson
Grass light mixed hay, FOB
your barn. Geo. Quarterman,
McIntosh. a5
FEATHERS: Boo Se

Want some white goose and
duck feathers. Miss Susie Ta-
tum, Clarkesville, Rt. 2.
PLANTS: | :

Want 50 M. young. Chas,
Wakesfield cabbage plants. Do
not want old stock. .J. N. Me-
Corvey, Pavo. :

HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE

Bright Gallberry in new con-
tainers, 1-60 lb, can, Strained,
$5.75; 6-5 Ib. pails Chunk comb,
$3.55, Exp. pd. in Ga. Quality
quart. Prompt shipment. H. L.
Hallman, Nahunta. P. O. Box
205

Bright, new, Gallberry comb
honey. 5 lbs., 75c; 10 Ibs., $1.50)
del. 1-2 cs. 6-5 lb. pails, $3.30;
Cs. 12-5 Ib. pails, $6.00, FOB.
High quality and prompt ser.
guar. D. F. Thomas, Odum.

8-10 lb. buckets pure moun-
tain honey cut from old time
box gums, free from red shank,
$1.20 bucket; $9.00 for the 8,
not del.. L. J. Puckett, Wales-

a: ; i
Fey. Gallberry comb, 10 ib.
$1.60: Cs. of 4, $6.00 del. 6 in
Cs., $7.00. FOB. J. C. Jerni-
gan, Dupont. Rt. 1.

New honey, Gallberry, Popu-
lar, ete mixed, comb or strain-
ed, No. 10 pail, $1.10; selected
Gallberry, $1.35 postpaid. Sat.
guar. Devoe Smith, Adrian.
Rivas: ae

White Tupelo and Gallberry,
comb. or ext. del, by mail, 10
lb. pails in Ga., $1.35; 4 del.
by express, $5.00; 5 Ib. pails,
del. 70c ea; 6 for $3.55 exp.
3 cs. 6 to cs., del. frt. $10.00.
Poplar honey, 10.percent off a-
bove prices Curd Walker, Nor-
ristown.

Nice, new Galiberry honey.
Make best offer. James Sir-
mans, Jr., Homerville. :

Bright Gallberry, in new con-,
tainers, 1-60 Ib. can, Strained,
$5.75; 6-5 lb. pails, Chunk comb.)
$3.55. Exp. pd. in Ga. Quality
guar. Prompt shipment. HL.
Hallman, Nahunta P. O. Box
20:

New crop Ext. honey, 6-10
Ib. pails No. 2 grade Ext. $5.00
FOB; 1-10 Ib. No. 2 Ext., $1.10
postpaid; 2-10 lb. $2.10 post-
paid: 5 gal. can crated FOB
here. $4.00; Prices on BBL. lots
on request. John A. Crumney.
Jesup:-k, OO Box iit ae

} can; 80<lbs., Ty Ty str.
honey, 8c lb.; 2-75 Ib. cans, pure
Gallberry, 10c Ib. del. S.-W.
Slater, Ludowici. Rt. 1.

New crop Gallberry, Comb
or Ext. in 10 lb. pails only,
$1.10 ea. or $6.00 per Cs. of 6

-. FRUIT: Want. hear from|.

SEED: Want: 1 gal. of the old}

100 well rooted, fruiting type]

| Whole wheat flour, fresh Ga.

Want 1 or more lbs. Bearfoot)

without vetch.|

Want 100 bu. rye. Send sam- pails, 6 to case, $3.75; other
ple and price, del. to me. J.| lots and prices accordingly.
Johnson, Buford, Rt. 1. Sample; 15c. J. O; Hallman,

a : Blackshear.

-pail postpaid in Ga., $1.60; Cs
- of 6, $7.00 FOB. New contain-

~ 15 bu. Lookout Mtn. Irish po-
tatoes, $2.00 bu. W. D. David-|

-good cooking and eating apples,

price, ete. Mrs. J. W. Lamb,

| Villa Rica.

pails, not prepaid. Jim Pye,
Odum. hh

i

3 Bee gums, big yellow

queens, large size glass obser-| AE

vation, with supers, etc. Good
shape. Lot of honey, $5.00 ea.
ad. Av Manley; ~
_Lockwood Terrace. pine

Fancy table. honey, Chunk
comb. Cs. 6-5 Ib. pails, $3:50;
3 cs. 18 pails, $9.50; strained.
1 cs. $3.20; 3 cs. $8.60. Frt. pre-
paid in Ga. E. J. Lewis, Na-
hunta :

Pure Tupelo and Gallberry,
extracted, 1 No. 10 Ib. pail,
$1.00; 6-10 lb. pails, $5.50. Add
postage. No chks. T. H. Flowers,
Jesup.

Bees, $2.00 per
for Hay, pullets, pigs or calf.
R. R. White, High Point.

High grade, machine Ext.
honey, 60 lb. cans, $5.00 FOB;
5 lb. pail, crate of 6, $3,00.
Exc; for bacon or hams, or

4a

ground. A. C. Colson, Hines-
Ville = : By

1-10 lb. pail pure Ext. honey,
No. 2 grade, postpaid and in-
sured, $1.10; 2-10 lb. pails,
$2.10; Sev..50 gal. bbls, prices
on request. John A. Crummey,
Jesup. P.O; Box 117. =: fe

Fancy comb and extracted
honey, in 5 lb. glass jars, and

_ Fancy Gallberry Combs 10 Ib.

rs. J. C. Jernigan.
i oeeeere

Dupont. Rt.

me

POTATOES AND
VEGETABLES FOR SALE

400-500 gal. fine Ga. Cane
syrup, made in 1939. See if in-
terested. J. H. Mullis, Sr., Coch-
ran.

200 nice pumpkins in patch,
sev. 4-4 1-2 ft. in cir, not
many small ones. Make best
offer per lb. at my place. Mrs.
S.A. Phillips, Palmetto, Rt.
1;

- Jerusalem artichokes, 5c tb.
Add postage. Mrs. Gussie Con-
ner, Buchanan. Rt. 1.

son, Cartersville. Rt. 3.

5 acres sweet potatoes for sale
at the field. Best price will get
them, John E. Henry, Sum-
mertown

100 bu. or more P. R. sweet
potatoes, to truckers at patch,
80c bu. Sept. 1 to 10th. 2 mi. Ea.
Claxon. Jimmie Ryals, Claxton,
Rit. Jo Box po. :

20 bu. Hot pepper, $1.50 at
my. house, 1 mi. No: Baxley.
Sell in smaller lots at 50c pk.
and pack ready for shipping.
Party pay shipping chgs. H. C.
Causey, Baxley. Rt. 1. ;

FRUIT FOR SALE

oN

50 bu. pears, now ripe and
ready for canning, preserving
and pickling. Pineapple varie-
ty. Mrs.-H. D. Lee, Mt. Vernon:

50 to 100 bu. Pineapple and
Keiffer pears. Make best offer.
Ready for gathering. Chas. S.
Reid. Woodbury.

- 10 Ibs. bright dried apples,
$1.00, del. L. Pettit; Pike.

About Sept. 10th, scupper-
nongs in large lots, $1.25 bu.
at my vines. Annie Belle}
Fields, Sandersville, Rt. 2, Box
10. a t

Sundried apples, 12 1-2c lb;

$1.00 bu; Exc. apples for 2 pails

of Comb Gallberry honey; 10].

lbs. for 1 bu. T. M. Webb, Elli-
jay. Rt 3: :

Plenty pears, LeConte, Keif-
fer, Pineapple, in the next few
weeks, for truckers at my place.
Willie Wilson, Blackshear, Box
8. ;
200 bu. nice Pineapple pears,
ready to use, 50c bu. Mrs. O.
M. Prescott, Winokur.

Several hundred bushels
Pineapple pears, ready last of
August and first of September.
Load truck or entire lot; also
fine Camphor trees in doz. lots,
$1.50 <doz= Mrs.o J = Burk,
Tifton; Rt. 32: :

Dried horse apples, from ripe
fruit, 12 1-2 lb.. also 4 Don-
aldson large, fine, old roosters,
$1.00 ea. Mrs. CA Black, The
Rock Rt 1, Box 44 Sea

Bright 1940 sundried apples.
peeled and cored, 10c lb. in 16
Ib. lots, postpaid in Ga. Miss
N. A. White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
Box-37. :

Something like 150 bu. Pine-

| price, by the truck load. S

Jecatur, 222)

Ms Sree ny a
stand, or trade |

SYAteS, =Cc.

Davis, Smithville.

| SUPPLIES FOR SALE | _

ae Sey
i

Pineapple pears at rasonabl:

R
Fitzsimmons, Tifton, Rt. 3, Box

.. Pineapple pears to rucl
P. lL. Jones, Waycross, Gil
OR ce ee We
_ Nice; Pineapple pears, 35c b
at my farm; cheaper by truc
load. Also 4 B. R. roosters,
yr. old, $1.25 ea; B. R. hens, 7
ea. All blood tested, full blood.
and hens good layers. J. J.
Outen, Manassas, Rt. 2, Box 52

Pears for preserving, 75 bu
Curtis L. Ashworth, Comer, Rt

Apples for sale or. will fur-
nish to party to can on halves.
Mrs. W. A, Cosper, Bowdoin,
Star ie ae pe

Pineapple pears in truck load
lots: for sale. Zac Crittenden,
Shellman. pea wes

Grapes, ripen first of Sep-
tember, for sale. Warren Smith,
Homerville, Rt. 2, Box 72.757 4=

1000 bu. Pineapple pears,
ready for trucks, 4 mi. So
Reidsville on Rt. 23. J. Madi-
son Smith; Mannassas. =

Nice lot of Keiffer pears, 50
bu. Mrs. W. D. Johnson, White
Oak. ay Lig) let ees : Sa

About 100 bu. choice pineap=-
ple pears on the trees now
ready for truckers at very low
price; about 25 bu. black mus-
cadine grapes and scuppednong
grapes, $1.25 bu. At W. D
Harpers Vineyard, or send or=-
ders. A. E. Cooler, Blackshear. _

Apples of almest all var., De- |
licious, Black, Red and Stay=
man, Winesaps, Ben Davis,
Packed in bulk.
Day and night segvice. J. H.
Roberts, Hollywood. oe

50 to 100 bu. Pineapple pears,
33 1-3c bu. 50 bu or more lots.

J. O. Fussell, Dawson. ae
Apples for sale, 50c bu: Isaac
Bramblett, Tiger, Rt. 2.
Delicious apples at reasona-
ble prices. Special prices to
truckers. Day and night ser-
vice. C. M. Miller, Cornelia.
3 or 4M. bu. pears for truck-
ers. M. Cowart, Bronwood.
500 bu. or more nice pears,
10 mi. So. Americus, 1 mi. No. |
Smithville,-on State Highway
No. 3, reasonable. Mrs. J.H.

Fine Pineapple pears, now
ready at my orchard, Individ-
ual sales or to truckers. J. H. _
Lee; Parrott. <. Ae

Truck load. of Pineapple ~
pears now ready, cheap. (See
J. W. Burnett). J. S.- Cribb,
Waresboro, - f oe

Nice size Starking and Gol-
den Delicious apples, $1.00 bu.
at my residence. Wont ship.
Buyer to gather from trees.
Also 4 lbs. nice firm butter,
$1.00, del. in 1 shipment to 2nd
zone, ea. week. Mrs. L. A.
like to sell by truck load, and
Sanders, Ashland. | So
-=60- pear: trees full of fruige
party do own loading. Mrs. J.
L. Smith, Graves (West Side).

Best grade canning pears, al-
so finesfor preserving and dry-
ing. 75c bu; 10--bu: = fo: wruek 2
loads, 60c bu. at orchard. Mrs.
Omie Lou Fordham, Teoms- |
boro, Rt. 1. : : ae

100 bu. pure Pineapple pears
now ready, 50c bu. Special
prices to truckers. Mrs, J. Li.
Mercer, Alma, Dixon St. ~ i
New sundried apples, 12c Ib. |
Also want 2 guinea hens reas-
onable. Mrs. Nora Williams,
Dallas, Rt. 2.

New, sundried apples, 12.1-2c _
lb. Add postage. Mrs. J. M. |
Hall, Cleveland, Rt. 5. = :

Sev. hundred bu. fine Keif- .
fer pears, ready for market
Sept. 20th to October 10th. J.
W. Granade, Washington, Rt. 1.

Pears now ready. Orchard |
run, 25c bu. Truckers call or
woe at once. E, M. Lee, Oma-

a.

50 or more -bu. Pineapple _
pears, 25c bu. Write or see.
Miss Mae Tarry McLendon, |

Montezuma. ee

Light scuppernongs, 20c gal.,
4 gal. 75c. Miss Leona Simp-
son, Culverton, Rt. 1, Box 38.

Few hundred bu. Pineapple
pears for sale. E. W. Childs,
Omaha. oe

Sev. truckloads Pineapple
pears for sale, D. Burnam,
Rhine. Loe

About 3 M bu. nice Kieffer
pears, by load or orchard. R.
D. Cunningham, Eatonton.

SYRUP FOR SALE

200 gal. A-1 sugar cane syrup
in new gal. cans, 45c gal. FOB.
Cash. The entire lot or not fess
than 50 gal. to one party. Must

apple pears, $1.50 bu. J. P.
English, Ellabell.

i dosta.

be prompt. W. M. Todd, Val-

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MARKET BULLETIN

Tuesday, October 1.

FOR SALE

3 About 300 or 400 lbs, pecans.
Sev. var., kept in cellar all
summer. Come see and make
pest price. Miss Elizabeti: Sum-
ner, Sylvester, 907 No, Isabella
Au.
~ 80 Ibs. large, sound Stewart
pecans, l5c lb; also a 3 yr. old
Jersey cow, giving milk, $35.00.
Miss Bele Timmerman, Bron-
wood. Box 83.

EGGS FOR SALE

Barred Rock eggs, $1.00 per
18; $3.00 C. Cases to be let. Mrs,
M. B. Scroggs, Alto.

Large type Bull Dog

Ser:

Trade for cured ham. A. L.
Milligan, Bioomingdale.
~ Purebred, non-related Dark
Cornish fresh eggs, $1.00 per
45. Sat. guar. Few young roost-
ers, $1.00 ea. Mrs. C. A. Patter-
mous Ly Ly Rik.

FRESH AND CURED
MEATS FOR SALE

-. 5 hams, wt. 25 to 30 Ibs. ea.,
22 1-2c lb. Mrs. W. M. Arring-
ton, Wadley. Rt. 2.

= Sides, 14c Ib. shoulders, 14
Ib: hams, 27c lb. Cheaper in
100 Ib. lots. All properly cured.
-M. T. Harrison, Atlanta, 1002

Medical Arts Bldg.
TOBACCO FOR SALE

10 lbs. good leaf smoking to-
bacco, $1.00 postpaid. W. L.
Johnson, Alma, Rt. 3.
Good grade whole leaf, flue
-eured chewing and smoking to-
bacco, 12 lbs. $1.00 del. Prompt
shipment. L. D. Lightsey,
Screven, _

tobacco, sweet and mellow, 12
Ibs. $1.00; smoking, 12 lbs. 75c
postpaid. Mrs. Lillie Lightsey,
beristol, ,Rt2: >:

Guar. aged, mellow red leaf
tobacco, smoking, 14 lbs. $1.00.
chewing, 14 Ibs, $1.00. All post-
paid to 3rd zone. A. B. Wil-
-liams, Alma.

- GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE

300 bu. good Ga. seed rye,
grown on my farm, in even wt.
sacks, in lots of 50 bu., $1.00
bu. FOB. J. P. Rabun, Staple-

ton.

_ Fulghum seed oats, 50c bu.
FOB farm. J. W. Lampp,
Scott

-55/bu., Gasta wheat, $1.10 bu.
All pure, bright and free from
obnoxious weeds, grown and
cared especially for seed pur-
poses. Emory Jackson, Gog-
BR ee
-Beardless barlet, containing
small amount of oats, $1.10 bu.
FOB. S. R. Saye, Rutledge.
_ Pure Appler seed oats, best
quality, no rain on them, no
grass seed, 75c bu. at my barn.
Newton Mullinax, Lavonia.
New Ga. Station wheat and
ats, Abruzzi rye, clean, pure.
foreign weeds or grass
d. RR. .D. Tatum, Palmetto.
100 bu. Rye and vetch, 10 lb.,
wetch per bu. $1.40; 150 bu.
pure, bright Beardless barley
1.00 bu. G. N. Stovall, Daniels-

z . Abruzzi seed rye.
$1.00 bu. del. in 100 bu. lots.

Wm. L. McCoy, Mountain City.
Pure Abruzzi rye, $1.50 bu.
Ben Franklin, Millen, Rt. 2.
Pure Abruzzi rye, $1.50 bu.
W. D. Acton, Millen, Rt. 2.
Abruzzi rye, good stock, for
ale. J. E. Barrow, Grower,
Augusta, 556 Walker St.

50 bu. Fulghum seed oats,
Oe bu. at my home. C. R.
Westbrook, Roswell, Rt. 1.
\ Peanut hay for sale. Can be
Jel. in 4 or 5-ton lots. J. W.

orley, Arabi.

Gasta seed wheat, $1.25 bu.;
Iso cabbage, tomato and col-
ard seed, for sale. B. R. Wood-

f, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.
Cokers Fulgrain No. 2 seed
ats, bright and sound, 85c bu;
eed rye, Balbo var., $1.50 bu.
5. P. Kenney, Athens, Rt. 2.
Booking orders for early str.
Crotolaria, 6c lb. FOB. Fall del.
rac. Garrett, Ft: Gaines:
_Appier, Fulgrain, Fulghum
seed oats, 60c bu; May Bluc

} seed wheat,

bruz7i seed rye, $1.35 bu. All
FOB Whststone Farm. J. F.
Lowe, Ft. Valley.

50 bu. wheat, $1.25 bu; 50 bu.
Rye, $1.00 bu. Sacked at my
place. David Benson. Louis-

ng Abruzzi rye seed, $1.50 bu.
prepaid to your nearest railroad
tation, in amounts not less
m 3 bu.-No checks. W. P.
thbertson, MeCaysville, Ga.,
. O. Copperhill, Tenn.

PEANUTS AND PECANS|

Cornish eggs, $1.00 per 15, del.

Good, long red leaf chewing

~ Cokers Fulgrain seed oats,

$1.25 07,

GRAIN AND HAY -
FOR SALE

Hastings 100 bu., clean uni-
form size, 60c bu; also 2 nice
mules, $110.00 ea. W. H. Bolton,
Griffin.

Coker Fulgrain, Str. 1, cats,
Beardless barley and Golden
grain wheat, for sale -B C;
Teasley, M. D., Hartwell.

1 M. bu. pure, bright, clean,
1st yr. Cokers Fulgrain seed
oats, Str. 2, in 5 bu. sacks, 75c
bu. FOB. W. L. Houser, Ft.
Valley.

Pure, ped, Beardless Barley,
$1.50 bu., also Crimson Clover.
A. M. Aiken, Newborn.

Gasta. seed wheat, Ist yr.
from Georgia Experiment Sta-
tion, $1.25 bu. H. J. Lamb, Zeb-
ulon.

Hastings 100 bu. seed oats,
75c bu., also hams, 8 to 18 lbs..
ea., hardwood smoked, 25c Ib.
Money back if not satisfied.
W. W. Williams, Quitman.

50 bu. Blue Stem Wheat, sav-
ed without rain, in good cond.,
$1.00 bu. FOB. O. E. Crawford,
Goggins.

Good, baled hay for sale on
my farm, 2 mi. So. Toccoa. See
Roy Whitworth, Toccoa, Rt. 2,

Hastings 100 bu. oats and
Terruff oats, 60c bu. FOB. Otis
G. Rawls, Williamson.

About 60 bu.
$1.25 bu. FOB. Rochelle Wood-
all, Milner. ;

Pure Abruzzi rye with 1-3
Vetch and few Austrian pea
seed, $1.80 bu; also pure New
Nortex, highest yielding, rust-
proof oats, with 1-3 vetch and

| few Austrian peas, 3c lb. W.

J. Brannen, Columbus. :

Giant P urple Straw seed
wheat, re-cleaned, $1.50 bu.
FOB. H. C. Martin, Gaines-
vitie, Rilow <

Winter grazing mixture, con-
sisting of wheat, oats, vetch,
Austrian peas, rye and barley,
in correct proportions, $3.50
per 100 lb. bag, FOB. TW
Fuller, Culloden.

300 tons bright peanut
$10.00 ton FOB. J. S. T
Baxley, Rt. 3.

40 tons No. 1 bright Peanut

hay,
odd,

hay at my farm or del, in truck.

joad lots. Alexander,

F. M.
Arabi. :

Good, bright Peanut hay for
sale in car lots, FOB, or truck
loads Write
Ashburn.

Native grown, bright stock
Appler oats, 55c bu. in 5 bu.
bags. J. Lester Walton, Perry,
RFD. Ss -
- Pure Bancroft seed oats, re-
cleaned, graded, cert. by Ga.
Crop Imp. Assn. ;
cleanliness and germation. $1.00
bu. lots of 25 bu. or more, 9c
bu. R. M. Turner, Royston.

Sev. thousand bu. Cokers
and Hastings 100 bu. heavy-
headed, well cured oats. H. G.
Smith, Fitzgerald.

Sanford wheat, 1 bu. $2.25;
2-24 bu., $2.15 bu; oven 24 bu.
$2.00 bu. Bagged in 2 bu. lots,
FOB Griffin. H, P. Stuckey,
Director, Experiment Sta., Ex-
periment. 5

3000 bu. clean Fulghum an
Coker seed oats, Make- best
offer FOB my farm. John H.
Allen, Ft. Valley.

Seed oats, Hastings 100-bu.
recleaned, in 3 bu. bags, 60c
bu. J. W. Lang; Omega,
200 bu, Cokers Cold-Proof
seed oats, 50c bu; 150 bu Cok-
ers seed wheat, $1.00 bu. All
1940 crop and FOB. Milton
Beall, Louisville. |

70 lbs. mixed Austrian peas
and Vetch. seed, ready for
lanting. O. H. Haddon, Sa-
vannah, 1827 Montgomery St.

2000 bu. genuine Abruzzi
rye, recleaned, tested, high
germination, $1.10 bu; Fulgrain
oats, 50c bu; Fulghum, _55c;
seed wheat, $1.00 bu. Write

for price on truck load lots;

Rye. W. L. Clark Grower)
Augusta, 556 Walker St.

CATTLE FOR SALE

Red white faced bull. 15 mo.
old, wt. about 650 lbs. very
fine, $50.00. John Faircloth,
Pulaski

Reg Guernsey male, 2 yrs.
old, gentle and good qualities,
$75.00 at pasture. J. W. Max-
well, Aragon, Rt. 1.

Cow part Guernsey and Hol-
stein. giving 4 gal...with 3rd
calf 2 mos. old. for sale. E. C.
Benton, Atlanta, 4084 Peach-
tree-Dunwoody Road,

10 reg. Horn Type Hereford
bulls; 12 fo: 18: mos, old) The
kind that will improve your
next calf crop. Percy A
Price, Albany.

1 cream .color, part Jersey

bull, 22 mos. old, about 450
Ib. wt., or more, med. fat.
$20.00. 3 mi. No. Murrayville,

A. Y. Abercrombie,

Dahlonega,
Rt... oe

S. P. McCord,

Abruzzi rye,|

for , purity,|.

ing purchase direct to Jabe H.

for sale.

yrs, old, $75.00 for the 3, FOB,

=o A. Tuggle, Chamblee, Rt |

CATTLE FOR SALE

Purebred, not reg., Guern-
sey. bull, about 600 lbs., 2 yrs.
old, $45.00 at barn, J. J. Bond,
Elberton, Rt. 6.

For prompt sale, fine blood-
ed, squirrel-gray colored Jer-
sey bull, 13 mos. old, also 6 mo.
old Jersey bull, for sale. W.
F, Pentecost, Lawrenceville.

2 nice, young heifers, almost
full blood Jerseys, 5 mos. old,
$15.00 for 1 and $20.00 for the.
other. Make No. 1 milch cows.
J. D. Freeman, College Park,
Rive: :

3 yr. old white face buil,
easy to handle; 5 yr. old white
face cow, bred, and 1_ half
breed white face heifer.: 1 cow
will freshen last of Sept. Priced
at barn, 10 mi. No, Sylvester on
Highway 33. Chas. Seiferman,
Sylvester.

Fine Holstein. and Jersey,
crossed milch cow, 5 yrs. old,
$50.00 at my karn; also Calif.
multiplying beer seed, 10c per

start. Add 3c postage for seed.
Mrs. Sallie Floyd, Rockmart,
Rt 2:

Reg. Polled Hereford bulls
and heifers, 1 to 2 yrs. old. R.
E. Mitchell, Zebulon.

Heifer with Ist calf (2 wks.
old), also cow with 2nd ealf
due to fresh Sept 20th. Sell
either of the 2. Mrs. C. T. Har-
dy, Hiram, Rt. 3. a

Fine cow, freshened Septem-
ber 8th, first calf (heifer).
Gentle, fine for dairy. Come
see her milker yourself. $80.-
00. Miss Faye Jordan, Villa
Rica.

6 mos. old purebred Angus
heifer, 400 lbs or more, $50.00;
2 nice heifers, half Angus, 6
mos. old, 300-400 lbs. for best
prices, come see J. W. Hewell,
Bogart..

3 black Angus thoroughbred
but not reg. bulls, 1 2-yrs. old,
$140.00; 24-mos. old, $60.00 ea.
W. O, Flannigan, Winder, Rt.
4, ;

Dairy cows, heifers, calves
for sale. If interested get in
touch with L. I, Cline, Mill-
edgeville. .

2 gal. cow, now giving 2 gal.
fresh 2nd calf last March, $40,-
00; 4 mos. old heifer, from
heavy milker, $10.00. J. Jol-
ley, Atlanta, Rt. 7 (last house
on No. Hightower Road).

10 Jersey heifers, about 18
mos. old, $20.00 ea, also 10
Guinea big bone hogs, 4 mos.
old, $4.00 each. At my farm
near Sharon. Inquiries regard-

Barnett, Atlanta, 114 Marietta
St., NW.

12 grade Angus heifers and
cows, also 3 yr. old reg. bull
G. W. Casey, Gaines-
ville. ?

Reg. Guersneys: cow fresh-
ing with 3rd calf Sept. 20th,
heifer freshen Dec.
Guernsey-Jersey cross cows,
freshen this fall, and reg. Here-
ford bull and heifer calves. A.
K. Chamlee, Sparta.

Reg: Hereford bull, 15 mos,
old, priced right. L. G, Hard-
man, Jr., Commerce,

Reg. Jersey bull, 3 yrs. old,
Oakwood and Coronation
breeding, $75.00 at my barn.
H. J. Moore, Jr., White Plaines.

4 real nice Jersey bulls, 4 to
14 mos. old, all from reg. of
merit tested cows. 1 a silver
medal, others, well on way to
silver medal records. Reason-
able. R. C. Williams, Douglas-
ville, Rt. 1.

Reg. Guernseys: 3 heifers, 1}

to 2 yrs. old, $175,00 for the
3; bull, 3 mos. old, $25.00; 3
grade Guernsey heifers, 1 to 2

All from good producers. No
records kept. A. J. Trawick,
Linton.

5 grade white face cows (3
have had ist calf-, other 2
come in around list of yr.) all
bred, $50.00 ea. Reg. bull, no
horns, 2 yrs, old, fat, $150.00;
S275 00: for lot. Tr Yo alarms
Crawford, Rt. 1,

200 heifer steers, 550 to 850
lbs., 8 1-2c lb, FOB, Piedmont,
I..C. Collier, Barnesville.

Cow with 83rd calf, 4 gal. day,
$75.00; cow with 3rd calf, 3
gals., $50.00; little bone black
African Guinea boar, yr. old.
stay-fat kind ready for service,
200-500. lbs. <= $20.00. - OF PB;
Sinquefield, Harrison.

26th? 3s

HOGS FOR SALE

Purebred 5 O,-C:. pigs: fo:
sale. Ben Rhudy, Carrollton
Rt. 4.

Berkshire sow, about 15 mo;

old, wt. about 200 lbs., in good, .

condition, $20.00. Lee McDon- |
ald, Oakwood. | |

Berkshire boar, reg., 2 yrs,
eld, about 375 lbs., proven sir |
of merit (sell to prevent im-
breeding). $30.00 at my place.
Highpoint Rd., Fulton Co. Ja-)

4

HOGS FOR SALE

S. P. C. pigs, 10-12 wks. old.
cholera immuned, $8.00 ea; 8
mos. old boar, ready for ser-
vice, $12.50; boar and 3. gilts,
all 4 mos, old, $10,00 ea. All
from world champion stock and
reg. buyers name. D. T. Lee,
Montezuma. :

3 purebred big bone African
Guinea boars of finest type,
around 75-100 Ibs., 3. mos. old,
$12.00 ea., treated and crated,
FOB, or will deliver 50 miles.
Sat. guar. W. W. Charping, El-
berton.

Nice, purebred Hampshire
male, 75-100 lbs., 5 mos. old,
$8.50, O. S. Duggan, Chester.

S P.-C. boar,:.due for reg.
15 mos. old, wt. 200 Ibs., no bad

habits, $15.00 at my barn. A.
H, Rudd, Lyons, Rt, 3.
5.2 < pigs 10- wks... old,

$3.00 ea. E, T. Gresham, Pen-
field.

Purebred Duroc-Jersey
cherry red, blocky type, 7 wks.
old 40 lb. pigs, $7.50 ea. reg., al-
so 22 mos. old, reg. Duroc boar,
300 lb. wt. $25.00, FOB. Jas.
L. Brown, Helena.

6 black P. C. male pigs, sub.
to reg,, 6 mos, old, wt. 150 Ibs.,
ea. $25.00 at my place. Mrs.
Trudie Penney, Metter, Rt, 1.

Purebred Duroc Jersey sow,/|

2 yrs. old, $25.00; 6 shoats Du-
roc-S. P, C. crossed, 8 mos.
old, $5.00 ea. at barn. W. S.
Norton, Edison,

6 boars, 8 gilts, 2 1-2 mos.
old, S. P. C., reg. also 2 gilts
ready for brseding at price to
fit buyer. Geo. W. Burney,
Savannah, 4 W. Oglethorpe Av.

Reg. O. I. C. pigs, 8 wks. old,
$6.50 ea; gilts or boars; reg.
gilts, 130-200 Ibs. 9c - pound,
Very healthy, lively and good
stock. T..W. Nalls, Carnes-
ville. 3

Thrifty S. P. C. pigs, gilts
and boars, carrying blood lines
from world champion sows and
boars. Sat. guar. Dbl. treat-
ed, reg. buyers name, $8.00 ea,
FOB, H. D. Jordan, Lyons.

Reg. S. P. C. bred gilts, ser-

vice boars, wean pigs. All
champijgn breeding. Prices
reasonable. F. H. Bunn, Mid-
ville,

Few reg. Red Berkshire gilts,

| ready for delivery. C. B.'Col-

lins, Hazlehurst.

5 mos. old P. C. boar, can be
reg. not fat but in good cond.
$15.00 FOB. J. E. Bailey, New-
nan, Rt. 3. x

Reg, O. I. C. hogs, bred gilts,
service boars and sev. real nice
spring gilts, most large enough
to breed 3 litters of young
far pigs; 40 in 3 litters, at
farmers prices. C, M. Stal-
lings, Carrollton, Rt. 3.

Reg. Black Berkshire pigs,
8 wks. old, best Clemson Col-
lege stock. Ready for del. W.
A. Shumans, Hazlehurst.

Purebred Duroc Jersey sow,
2 yrs. old, $25.00 6 gilts, Duroc
and P. C. crossed, 7 mos old,
$5.00 ea; 1 steer, 8 mos. old
$15.00 at barn. W. S. Norton,
Edison.

Reg: Hampshires, champion
brewding, either sex. I. M.
Flowers, Ludowici.

Purebred, cholera immune
I. C. males from L. B, Silver
blood lines, out of litter of 11,
Roy Jones, Reynolds.

20 S. P. C. pigs, 11-60 Ib. av.
cheap. Come get them, 1 1-2
mi, W. Indian Springs, J. C.
Killebrew, Jackson, Rt. 2.

3S. P= C: pigs, 2 males, 1 fe-
male, 6 mos. old Sept. 2nd. reg.
buyers name, $12.00 ea. Olavi
Lindell, Jesup, Rt. 1.

S. P. C. pigs, sired by sons
and half brothers of world
chamnions, $8.00 ea. $15.00
pr. dbl. treated for cholera.
Papers furnished. L. J. Wash-
ington, Jackson, Rt. 1.

40 fine pigs, reasonable; also
48 fatning hogs, some now
ready to butcher. Dennis B,
Clement, Cornelia.

Extra fine O. I.-C; pigs at
reasonable, prices. Come now.

Lewis H. Jones, Fayetteville,
Rt 8)

3 fine first prize winning S:
P. Co -gilts. and bear Grand

Champion blood. Wt. 225 Ibs.
Cholera immune Gilts bred,
$25.00 ea. my farm; 2 extra
good polled Hereford bulls, 3

yrs. old, excellent breeding, T.

B. Bangs tested. 1500 and
1200 lb. wt. Reasonable. Rob-
ert H. Freeman. Forsvth.

HORSES AND. MULES
FOR SALE

Fine mule, just in her prime.
work anywhere; also fine Jer-
sey cow, fresh in 3rd calf; farm
tcols and machinery, at reas-
onable prices, J, A. Thomp-
son, Rockmart. : :

Good, large, black. mare
mule. work anywhere, $190.00,
Exc. for tractor harrow. A. C.
Freeman Flovilla, Rt. 1.

| flowers), for sale.

HORSES AND MUL
FOR SALE

Mare mule, good qual
work anywhere, 1 h. wagon.
shoat, wheat .eradle and so:

plow tools. Reasonable {|
cash. J. A. Vaughan, Fran
lin, Rt..-2. a

Mule, some age but
worker, 1 eye gone. Sel
trade for cow. Come see
A. White, College Park, R

2 young broke horses,
6 yrs. old, 75 hogs and 3 pu
bred milk type goats, for
at once, See at my. pl
Laurence Peeples, King
Ril.

Mule and wagon, $30.00
Rosa Lee Brown, College P
Rt. 1, Box 374. (Off Red
Road.) s 9

Horse mule, 9 yrs. old.
about 1000 lbs., pert. $50.
or exc. for anything car
I. G. Joiner, Soperton, Rt.
Fine red mare, wt. abou
lbs., work anywhere,
raise from, $125.00.
once. W. G. Bullard, Bas
Rt. 4, Bx: 128,

Good mare mule, good w
er anywhere, wt. about.
(1000 lbs., $85.00. H. K. Dra
Ellenwood. Rt. 1. :

Good, old, farm mare mu
eats good, works anywhe
$60.00, or exc. for anythi
same value can use also Ma:
don strawberry plants, $2.00
FOB. J. H. Anderson, N
Ville. _

1 black mare, age 5 yrs.
/ 1550 lbs, with mare colt
weeks old, works good
-whera, $185.00 at my farm,
mi. So. Griffin on state ro
R. C. Wilder, Griffin, Rt. C

Le celt, 2 yrs; ald:
mare, 1 bay mare (will
bring colt), for sale or
for corn, cows, hogs or
chickens. T. B. Harrison, |
ham. =

A pr. 11 yr. old mare mi
wt. 2400 lbs., sound every
priced right. K. D. Sand
Eatonton, Rt. 2.

Baly mule, wt. about
Ybs., sound, good worker,
age. Sell or trade for m
wt, about 900 Ibs. or good m

mi. So. Dalton. G. F.
Dalton, Bt. J. a
2 mules, 1000 lbs., ea. si

wagon and plow tools, $40(
Sell separate or together.
A, Alderman, Metter. |
1 bay mare, wt. 1000
good cond, .work any
$40.00. B. T. Haisten, Ri
dale. ;
Pony for sale, $65.00
Ann Hightower, Damas
Nice, young Peavine br
mare and stud colt by s
Colt a chestnut with w
markings. Sired by Wonde
Peavine. , Both for $200.
nice, 8 yr old, 5 gaited m
suitable for woman, $15
Come see them. Clyde O
ley, Gainesville, 436 No. Br
ford St. : ae
Block built mare, mare
also some milch cows.
Tracy, Valdosta, Rt. 4.
Geod farm horse mule
1000 lbs., sell reason
trade for 2 grown heifers
good stock Jersey or
sey. Cannot del. At my 0!
7 mi: Macon. Mrs, War
Watts, Macon, Rt. 5, Box 73
Match team of good 1
and brood mares, age 8 an
yrs.. wt. 1050 Ibs. See or v
H. H. Langston, Calhoun

2. =
1 red mare, 5 yrs: old,
1000 Ibs. cheap at my barr
mi. FE. Dacula.
Dacula. Rt. 1. ae
Good mare, some feed
farm tools for sale. M. Q.
tin. Lithia Springs, Rt. 1.

| SHEEP AND GO
FOR SALE |

15 or 20 milk goats, also g
manure (especially good
Co Ese
the, Atlanta. 1930 Lakew
Terrace. .

Well bred, hornless 1
goat, milking good now, b
to reg. Saanan, showing 20 |
11 oz. production. Others. s
reg. for sale. Also want pr
on :
hay and oats, 25 to 100 bu, 1
dwin Simpson. Atlanta
Paynes Ave., NW. nee

Mableton Daiseys Nu
buck, 3 mos. old, sire and d
both reg; 2 reg. Nubian di
bred and milking; sell or tr
Torettas Chief Macento
most outstanding buck
South. Marion J. M
Douglasville. i

Twin kids, 6 wks. old, ;
and doe. Dam a 4 qt. Fi %
Alpine; sire, Toggenbur
eash with order. -C. L. PB

Decatur, Rtwd =

SHEEP AND GOATS |
FOR SALE

a Nubian and Toggenburg,
ssed. goat, cheap. Mrs. T
ichols, Atlanta, Rt. 8,
Be 1782 M.
At stud, large, natural putte
aded Toggenburg buck. Vig-
rous, fertile; blooded milk
tock. Does boarded reagonbly.
ervice fee $2.00. . Mrs. Zaida
cElroy. Atlanta, 205 Norwood
ive., NE., De 3710.

2 reg. Tog. buck kids, born

ug. 13th, from 15 Ib. milk
tock, sired by Sir Roderick,
9678. Broke to pan feeding:
so reg. Tog buck, G Man Joes
onfucius T-3032. Prices reas-
onable considering quality.
arren F. Rollins, Jr.,. Atlan-

a, 349 Murray Hill Ave., NE.

Box

9 white biliy goats, ready for
rvice, half Saanan and half
foggenburg, naturally horn-

$5.00 ea; Purebred White

Saanan bill, service fee, $1.50.
.-D: Gray, Carraliton, Rt 2:

Purebred Toggenburg, horn-
less buck, ready for service.
rigorous and healthy. Papers.
b15.00. Mrs. A. T. O'Barr,
ronia, Rt. 1.

35 common goats, $35. 00 for

PeW. 1. Dixon; Avera.

4 sheep, 2 ewes, 2 yrs. old.

ve and 1 ram, 6 mos. old, $25. -

for the 4, at my place. Mrs.
W.. : Loudermilk, Fairmount,

erik goats for sale at my
yarn, 5 young bucks, 5-8 mos.
ld; 1 doe freshen in 3 mos.
1 gal. when fresh; others to
freshen in at other times with
st, kid, at reasonable prices.
At stud large Nubian, fee $2.00;

A. pasture, $1. 00 mo. pas-
ure for goats; cows at $1.50
mo. Mrs. J. W. Easley, Hape-

urg doeling, 4
, thoroughly weaned. Natur-
ly hornless and from extra

avy milk stock. Reasonable,

ality considered. Also buck
rvice by Sir Roderick, T-
1678, Fee $5.00. John Hynds,
\ Janta, 93 Warren St., N. E.

FOR SALE

2 .N. Z. white doe rabbits, 6
C old, also cavies (guinea
y; all colors, grown and
maby stock. W. Harrison,
zgerald, Wilson Ave.
Extra large White N. Z.
n buck and doe for sale or
p for chickens. Ruth Math-
on, Columbus. Rt. 2.
100 guinea pigs, grown, clos-
out at 25c ea. in lots of 10
r more. Send check or money
rder for amount wanted and
vill make shipment day order
received. Hamlet Ridgway,
non.
75 guinea pigs, many about
farrow. Sell all or part.
fake offer and take them. G.
Ridgeway, Royston.
male and 2 female guinea
igs, $1.75 plus postage; entire
ot of 200 for 45c ea. plus pos-
. W. Kesler, Monroe.

NZ. poke also oLanE
hits for sale. H. C. McGee,
Ailanta, 49 Warren St., SE. De-

VESTOCK WANTED

HOGS WANTED: Want 1 bie
Guinea male pig, 4 to 8
old. Must be registered.

-B. Davidson, Sale City.

CATTLE WANTED: Want

tle to raise on share basis,

so some hogs and goats. Plen-
of oa round Beep CP:

, 4 gal.

In good

d. Also want a Black Essex
ow chean for cash. E. W. An-
son, Sale City, care Sam

<2 a XS oasis,

thamblee, Rt. 1.

TEEP and GOATS WANTED:

Want 1 kid weaning age, from
ck of heavy milker goats;
1 pr. lambs, weaning age.

at reasonable prices. M. A.
rton, Edison.

Exe, value for milk goat, 2
. or more of good stock Tog-
enburg or Saanan. Write G.
. Seabolt, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box
91. Ra 6948.

RABBITS AND GUINEA
IGS: Trade 2 pure White Leg-
orn March 20th hatch pullets
r 2 female rabbits, any breed,
for 2 female guinea pigs.
ea. pay postage. B. T. Cari-
thers. Nicholson, Rt. 1.
HORSES AND MULES WANT-
ED: Want Shetland pony, very
a at reasonable price.
ite Paul A. Bushenlehner,
Americus, Rt. 4, Box 10,
4

_ POULTRY. FOR SAL E

La-|

ged, $1.00 ea.

AN CONA:

1 Ancona rooster, 4 mos, old,
Sheppard str.. $1. 00; Mammoth
Russian sunflower seed, 75c
gal.; red shallot sets, 35 gal.
Postage on seed paid. Mrs. L.
D., Elliot, Eavonia.

BANTAMS and BRAHMAS:
-1 Golden Sebright hen, 1
rooster, hen and Pullet, com-
mon stock, small size, $1.00. W.
D. Proctor, Cuthbert.

Buff Cochin April hatch,
$1.00 ea. Shipping charges paid.
Mrs. Esther Moon, 103 Clifton
St., SE.. Atlanta.

Purebred Golden Sebrisht
hen, 1 yr. old; 3 cockerels; pul-
lets. 3 mos. old, $7.50 lot FOB.
Katie M. Dean, Rt. 1, Royston.

Beautiful Black Polish ban-
tams, $5.00 pr.; Silver Spangle
Hamburgs, $6. 00 pre sea:
Gaines Buford.

Purebred, large type, light
Brahma cockerels, .5. pullets,
85c ea.; 5 purebred dark Cor-
nish cockerels, 85c and $1,00
ai Mis: J. E. Stone, Rt. 2,
Adairsville.

1 lot game and other ban-
tams, for sale, David T. Jen-
nings, Americus, P. O. Box 84.

Bantams and pigeens, all col-
ors, for sale. Mrs. W. I. Hud-
son, Hamilton.

BARRED and OTHER ROCKS:
Nice purebred P. R. pullets,
Apr. hatch, 5, $5.00; 10, $9.00;
hatching eggs, $1.25 safe arri-
val guar. ,Shipping coop ret.
Mrs. Jesse Mixon, Rt. 1, Box
149, Ocilla.

6 fine Holterman Aristocrat
B. R. cockerels, AAA mating,
$1.00 ea; also 6 fine Cornish In-

dian pullets, purebred, 75c ea.

All FOB Ellijay. Mrs. B. H.
Osborn, Roy.

75 White Rock April pullets,
best egg grade, $1.00 ea. FOB.
S. C. Waddell, Jr.,. Carrollton,
221 Newnan St.

25 BR; and a1 Reds, AAA
str., 75c ea. Mrs. A. J. Carter,
Newington.

Nice thoroughbred W- R.
cockerels, 75c ea. Postpaid
Mrs. Emory G. Loggins, Nich-
olson.

10 thoroughbred AAA B. R.|.

roosters, 4 mos. old, 75c ea.
Send M, O. with order. J. D.
Hughes, Adrian.

15 B. R. pullets, Mar. hatch,
heavy laying stock, some lay-
ing, 1 choice cockerel; 3 dark
Cornish young hens, prize win-
ners in Fair; 1.1939 B, B.-red
bantam cock; 3 cockerels, 1
pullet, 1490 hatch. J. G. Simp-
son, 697 Paynes Ave., NW.,; At-
lanta.

20 Buff Leghorn hens, 10 W.
R. hens and rooster, 1 yr. old,
$1.00 ea.; chukar partridges, 10
to 16 wks. old, cheap. E. E.
Mostellar, Hogansville.

30 AAA W. R. hens, 1 yr. old,
75c ea. Chas. L. Collins, Ri 38;
Box 28-A, Ellijay.

5 light brahma pullts, large
type, Apr. hatch, 75c ea.; $3.00
lot; same age cockerels, 75c ea:
2 for $1. 25 FOB. Mrs. Ed
Stone, Rt. 2, Adairsville.

90 AAA Ww. R. pullets, May
hatch, 60c ea.; $5.00 lot, FOB.
Mrs. "Ruth Chapman,
Resi:

10 fine W. R. pullets, $1.00
ea.; few cockerels, Fisher str,,
$1.50 ea.; 10 pullets, 1 cocker-
el, $10. 00; 6 large W. R. hens,
1 rooster, 1939 hatch, $8.00 lot.
Mrs. J. L, Wallace, Bowers-
ville.

4 purebred P. R. hens; 6
purebred White Wyandotte
hens, $1.00 ea.; 4 mixed hens,
80c ea.; also one Jersey oxen,
almost broken, in gocd shape,
$50.00 FOB: Mrs. Mattie B.
McPherson, Rabun Gap.
CORNISH:

20 pure dark Cornish oullets,
Apr. hatch; 6 White Wyandotte
roosters, $1. 00 ea. M. O. Mrs.
Alfred Gibbs, Rt. 1, Rochelle.

Large type Dark Cornish
cockerels, yellow legs, $1.25 ea;
8 pullets, $7.00; 5 hens and 1
unrlated rooster, $6.00. No
personal checks. Florence
Horne, Grovetown.

Large type Dark Cor nish
cockerels, Apr. hatch, $1.50; 2
$2.75; 5, -p0.e0s exchange for
W. G pullets and cockerels,
ready for service, give age. C.
O. Sikes, Sylvester.

Sey. nice purebred Dark
Cornish cockerels, yellow leg-
Dont ship less
than 2. H. W. Thurmond,
Greensboro, Rt. 1, Box 131.

7 proad breasted, full Dark
Cornish 1940 hatch roosters,
$1.50 ea. Money order. Exc.
for the same breed in pullets.
Write first. Mrs. Annie B.
King, Quitman, Rt. 2, Box 56.

5 purebred Dark Cornish yr.
old hens, $4.25 or 90c ea., 1 un-
related, March hatch cockerel,
$1:00; eggs, 85c per 15. Miss
Cora B. Patterson, Ty Ty, Rt.
3, Box 74.

Butler,

Pochaa bak See ee
R.

nish cockerels, $1.00 ea. J.
Gardner, Locust Grove.
GAMES: een

Ginn Gray blue and red pit
games, from 6 mos. to 2 1-2
yrs. old. for sale. Write for
meas Stuart Dove, Royston,

2 White Sees Giant cock-
erels, 5 lbs. ea.; 2 Wyandottes,
4 Ibs. ea., $1.25 ea. fob. . Mrs.
H. Allen. Williamson.

2 pr. Warhorse: and Blue
Traveller cross, March
games, $3.00 for lot or 80c ea.
Exp. collect; 1 pr. Blue Travel-
Jer and Irish Gray cross, Apri!
hatch, $1.50 plus exp. No chks:
Troy Duffey, McDonough, Rt.
2, Box 48.

LEGHORNS:

140 1 and 2 yr. old hens,
Lindstrom mating, culled, half
laying, 90c at my home; also
1 H, wagon in good condition,
cheap: Mrs. L. S.. McArthur,
Curryville,

70 W. L. hens, good layers.
ee ea. Mrs. H. L. Carter, Met-
er

18 hens, Eng. type, AAA
grade, 60c ea. at my place. J.
D. Armour, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

50 fine AAA Eng. W. L. hens,
90c ea. fob. Crates ret. Mrs.
J. B. Flanigan, Lincolnton.

85 AAA W. L. hens, big type,
6 mos, old, now laying, 90 ea.
at my home. Donald Banks,
Rt. 1, Kingston:

Big type Eng. W. L. pullets,
Apr. hatch for sale. Write for
prices. (has.
Gainesville Rt. 8.

50 purebred B, L. hens, 1 yr.
old, now laying; also 3 pure-
bred B. L. rooster, $30.00 lot.
fob. W. E. Honeycutt, Glen-
wood.

100 Seidel str. W. L> pullets.
Apr. hatch, vaccinated, $1.00
ea, J. B. Woods, Brocks.

White, Buff and B. L. cock-

- also 40 R. I. Reds, 3 mos.
mee 50c ea.
brood sow, milk cow or goats.
M. Sanders, Nashville.
- 60 Wel. pullets, 4 1-2 mos.
old, Eng. str., 65c ea. fob. Coops

ret. O. K. Orr, Flowery Branch. |
45 W. L. hens, laying, 80c ea. |

S. L. Howard, Baxley,: Rt. 3.

4 W.L., 16 mos. old roosters,
White English big type, $3.50
or $1.00 ea. _Mrs. Jas. B. Jor-
dan, Lilburn.

2 March hatch S. C. W. L.
roosters, ready for service,
blood tested, high bred stock,
$2.50 or $1. 00 ea. Exc. for 4
pullets, same age and breed.

Mrs. D. A. Thomas, Adel, Rt. 1.

10 B. L. hens, good. layers,
and 1 rooster, $8.00 for lot, fob.
ak W. A. King Cordele, Rt.

MINORCAS:

15 purebred Buff Minorca
pullets, Apr. hatch, $1.00 ea.
Mrs. J. R. Lanier, Graymont,
Rte

20 Black Minorca hens, 16
mos. old, 75c ea.; cock. $1. 00;
$15.00 lot: Ashby. Goff. Ash-
burn, Rt. 2.
~<15 purebred, yr. old Golden
Buff Minorca hens, now laying
and 1 nice cock, $12.50, fob.
Mrs. James Brown, Helena.

Kirchers AAA Golden Buff
Minorcas, direct,
cockerels, 60c ea. fob., or 75c
ea. Exp. 2 or more, deduct 10c
ea. Mrs. Maud Moore, Rome,
Rt, 1, Dixie Park,
ORPINGTONS:

10 Buff Orp. cockerels, AAA
grade, vaccinated, $18.00 or $2.-
00 ea; 6 hens and rooster, hens
laying, $12.50, or $2.00 ea. Miss
Bertha Booker, Amity.
~20 Booth AAA April hatch
Buff Orp. pullets, direct, 60 and
75e ea; cock, $2.00; hens, $1.00
ea; Mallard drakes, Black and
White Moscovey ducks, $1.00
ea; 1 black and white Muscov-
ey drake, $2.00. Roberta Mc-
Collum, Grantville.

PIGEONS:

2 pr.
$2.00 pr.
tezuma..

1 lot White King and Yellow
Corno pigeons for sale. Write
for particulars. G. W. Wal-
ker, Doraville.

Sev. prs. Swiss White pigeons
not banded, $1.00 pr. in 5 pr.
lots, or $1.25 in singe pr. lot.
Crated, fob. EB. A. eet Elli-
jay, Rt. 1.

20 common an for sale
or trade for small chickens or

Hungarian pigeons,
J. C, Ogletree, Mon-

for hen and brood. T. H. Sap-|.

pington, Decatur, 218 5th Ave.

Quail and pheasants for sale
cheap. Jas, E, Williams, Ma-
rietta, 1001 Cherokee St.
REDS ( New Hampshire):

40 N. H. pullets, Mar. hatch,
from R. O. P. flock, $40.00.
Add exp. chgs. Send coops for
shipping. Howard Jones, Mar-
low.

10 May hatch R. I. Red pul-
lets. Ruckers direct, $7.00 fob.
Ellijay. M. L. Pettit, Pike,

Mill Road, Rt. 3, Box 148, At-

hatch |

T. McMillan,|

and cockerel, \April 1st hatch,

hens and pullets, $1.50}
Exchange for good].

old, $1.50; hens and cock, 2 1-2
yr. old, $3. 25 pen Mrs. J. M.

April hatch.

8 S. Cc. R. I. Red April 1st
hatch pullets, 50c ea. FOB. Mrs.
* TE; > Gainesville, Rt.

-2 N. 4H. Rea: IR. i Red
roosters, AAA grade, Feb..
hatch, $1.50 ea.; also fresh yard]
eggs. Mrs. M. A. Wood. Brown

lanta.

1 fine N. H. Red cock, $1. 25:
1 Mar. hatch cockerel, $1.25;
$2.25 both. No eC Jae.
Trawick, Tennille.

4 N. H. cockerels, 8 mos. old,
from blood tested, R. O. P.
stock, with trap nest records,
$2.00 ea. Wm. G. Fowler, Ru-
pert.

22 purebred N..H. Red pul-
lets, 6 mos. old, treated and
wormed, $1.00 ea. fob. No
trades. Mrs. Neal Williams,
Buena Vista,

20 fine bioog tested R. I.

Red cockerels; Donaldson str.,
$2.50 ea. Mrs. A. S. Persons,
Warm Springs.
. 15 N. H. Rea cockrels, Mar.
hatch, ready for service, choice
one, $2.00 ea.; next choice, $1.-
BO; Vissi: s Fleming, Lin-
colnton.

400 N. H. pullets, Apr. hatch,
$2.00 ea. fob.. Write for prices
On Jots: OF 25 on more. -Je-C.
Craig, Rt. 2, Carnesville. .

About 50 N. H. Red and 25
B. R. cockekrels, all high grade
stock, blood tested, Worth
$2.50 ea. Sell for $1.50 a for
quick sale. W. C. Edwards,
Toccoa.

15 purebred N..-- Hi? pullets

$15.00, or $1.00 ea. _ Purchaser
pay transportation. Mrss an;
Treadwell, Forsyth, Rt. 3.
REDS (Rhode Island):

IPS. .2 Re. i Red -pullets;
Apr, hatch, no culls, $10.00 lot
fob; xchanve for same number
Cornish game _ pullets, Apr.
hatch. Charlie Bailey, Rt. 3,
Vienna.

Sit hs Red cock, 1 1-2 yr.

Hall, Calhoun, Rit.-1:

Dark Red Hens, Donaldson
str., reasonable; also Japanese
Silkies at reduced prices. Mrs.
C.-S. Miers; Rt.-1,-= Box -. 229,
Stone Mountain,

S. C. R. I, Red pullets, $1. 00
ea.; roosters, $1.25 ea.; rooster}
"free with order of 25 pullets.
Cash with order, Ira _ Boat-
right, Rt. 4, Alma.

Fine Parmenter Sit Re
cockerel, 7 1-2 lb. wt. March
19th hatch, $2.00. James E,
Thaxton, Athens 182 Catawba
Ave.

4 R. I. Red 1938 hatch hens,
16' 1939 hatch, 5 pullets, 1940
hatch; 4 roosters, 2 ea. 1939 and:
1940 hatch. All for $25.00.)
Donaldson str. J. W. Sam-
mons Soperton, Rt. 3.

6 purebred R. I, Reds, 5
young healthy, now beginning
to lay hens, fine young rooster,
$6.50. Ship at once. Money
order. Mrs. R. M. Smith, Dem-
orest.

Purebred R. I. Red, April
hatch cockerels, $1.00 to $1.25
ea; Zollickes , str. - Buttercup
chickens, 5 mos. old. Write for
prices; = Mrs. CG; ~ Re > Sorrels,
Monroe, Rt. 1.

SUSSEX:

Purebred Red Speckled Sus-
sex pullets, April hatch, 75c ea;)
non-related rooster free with 12
pullets. Mrs. Christine Wilson,
Clarkesville, Rt. 1.
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, FOR SALE

25 April hatch M.-B. turkeys,
treated. $37.50 lot fob. Exp.
not paid. John L. Bennett,
Screven, Rt. 2, Box 31.

1 M. B. turkey hen and 17
ten wks. old poults. Exchange
for Feb., Mar., Apr. hatch B.
R. pullets.. Mrs. T. O. Riggin,
Molena. -

13 guinea hens, 1939 hatch;
33 roosters, 75 ea.; $12.00 lot
fob, Elton Sims, Commerce,
Rie oe:

North Western broad breast-
ed Bronze turkeys, 1940 hatch,
15 to 20 lbs., hens, $5.00; toms,
$7.00; 2 hens, I tom, $15.00.
Mrs. Frank. Bullard, Machen.

14 young Bronze turkeys, 3
mos. old, $2.00 ea.; 2 turkey
hens, 2 yrs. old, $3.00 ea.; 10
B. R. hens, $1.00 ea. Here on
farm. Mrs. T. W. McAllister,
Buena Vista.

WYANDOTTES:

Purebred S. L. Wyandotte
roosters, 17 mos. old, $1.50
postpaid. Mrs..H. B. Robert-
son, Chula, Rt 1.

POULTRY WANTED

BANTAMS: .

_ Want 5 or 6 bantam pullets
and unrelated rooster; prefer
Golden Sebrights, Black Coch-
ins, or Blacktail Japanese. nure
stock. Quote prices. W. T.

|. geese.

Goodley, Moultrie.

RNISH: as

Want pe White or
Laced Red Cornish. |
Rockel, Thomasville, Rt.
MINORCAS:

Want 15 or 20 purebre
Minorca pullets, Sprin

-hatch. State what you haw

prices. Mrs. A. L.
rott, Rt.-1,
PIGEONS: <

Want some breeding age
eons, prefer large White
but consider others. State
per pair and kind, etc.
Hubeit McCrary, Hamilto
Ri, i; Box 136:

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUC
GEESE, ETC., WANTED

Exchange 10 B. O. pull
12 wks. old, and ped..
rooster, 15 mos. old for ap
young turkeys, 3 hens and tor
prefer Bronze or White Ho:
land; exchange 10 purebre
Eng. Mallard ducks for 5 Tou
louse geese and gander; ex
change ducks, 2 for 1, on
Mrs. George M. Nor
mandy, Rt. 1, Dunwoody.

Want to hear from partie
having the large Blue geese oO
Black and. white spotted duc
State price per, pair, etc. ihe
L. Dunn, Morefand, Rt. 1

FARM PARTNER :
WANTED

; Want partner for Poul
try farm and Hatchery.

Dail, P

vest. Prefer good farmer wit
some family. M. Sander
Nashville.

Want farm partner, Wate ca
furnish self. Have real broil
er poultry farm,
phone,
Re house, 4 R. house, etc.
lis Wilkins, on Pekin Rica.

aie Sposa
exp. a expected and giv
| ref. W.. Emett, Americus.

Want as to work on
A. farm suitable for trucki
3 R. house; 17 mi. Atlanta
for thirds. Owner pay for fer
tilizer and give party $5.00
$10.00 extra work. J. C. Black
mon. Atlanta, 1198 Trenton
N. E. Ma 9809, ae

Want colored man and :
unemcumbered, to live
place. Wife do light
work. Good opportunities fo
right. parties. Mrs. J. A.
tain, Rossville, 603 Chickamau
ga Ave.

Want 2 men at once, to cut.
cord wood. Must be honest. and.
no drunkards. Pay marke
price. Come at once. C. A
Phillips, Vidalia, Rt. 1.

Want sober, white coupl
without children, to cultivat
small feed and
Reasonable salary.
self, free use of
Good job available June thr
October. Ref. Homer Harris
Bradley. :

2 h. farm to good man on 0
50 basis. Plenty good bottot
land for corn; good cotton land
on school bus line and rural
route. Good 3 R. house
barn: Mrs. C.. 7; Hardy,
ram, Rt. 2.

Want good woman, white or
colored, for light farm work
no field work. Live in emp
house in yard or private room
Must be healthy, clean, ae:
ble, respectable and exp.
at once. Mrs. L. L.
Leary

Want colored woman to liv
on place and do gen light farm
work, no field work $3.00 wk
Mrs. W. K. Martin, Burdal.

Want homsst, clean, health:

Hay

and $2.00 week.

Whorter, Lyons. =
Want family, white or col
ed, to help pick cotton and pea:
and gather corn. Live 11 mi
W. Griffin Come or write a
once. J. R. Gaulding, Willia
son.

Want able bodied whi
woman for light farm work, do-
field work most of the | tim
Cc. M. Jackson, Lawrencevil

Want middleaged, unemcum
bered woman for light farm
work, for elderly couple in ru.
ral home, to live as member
family. No field work. M
Bessie Miller, Atlanta, 532,
Hardendorf Ave., N. E.

Want young white woman
under 35 for light farm work,
no field work. Pay room
board and weekly wage. here =
C. Hunt, Dunwoody.

Want smart, milldeaged 0
elderly woman to live in ho =
with elderly couple and do
light farm work, no field no:
heavy work, Room, board and
small salary. Write. Mrs. _. 2
Stamey, Cornelia, an

x

; = eC ce ae s if

SS Page Big

Want unemcumbered, heal-
thy girl or woman, white or
-eolored, for light farm work, no
* field work. Mrs. C. L. Gullatt,

- Atlanta, 1005 Club Lane, W.

AE Want girl or woman (mid-
dleaged) to live in home and
do light farm work. No field
work. 1 cow to milk. Board,
clothes, live as one of family.
Orphan preferred. Mrs. Wm,
Davis. Norcross, Rt. 1.
Want good, exp. farm hand,
95-40, good worker, honest, so-
per and can drive car or truck,
for gen. farm and orchard
work. $12.00 mo. board and
~ Jaundry. Good home. C. G.
~ Oliver, Barnesville, Rt. 2.
- Want good, nice, reliable, un-
encumbered white woman for
- dight farm work. Live as one
of family of 2 old people. State
particulars and salary wanted.
2. 3.8. Gibbs, Ty Ty. 2

Want religble, nice girl to

jive in home with self and wife

and help with light farm work.

Good christian home. J. E.

- Bryant, Blackshear, RFD 1.
Want large negro family to
- work on large berry, fruit and
- yegetable farm near Atlanta.
$1.00 day, house and wood fur-

nished. R.. Sams, Jr., Clark-

_ ton. =e
Want settled man to work on
. @airy farm. State exp. and sal-
ary expected. J. M. Head,
Lithia Springs, Rt. 1. :

~ Want cotton pickers. Steady
work entire season. Free house
and wood. W, J. Haskin, Bar-
nesville, Rt. 1. : ee
Want large families for pick-
ing cotton. Steady work. 250

A, cotton to pick. Only use;

sober, reliable people. J. Cc
Collier, Barnesville.
Want good reliable party

or 275 A. farm, 100 A. culti-

Coryell, Atlanta, 1522 Mon-|

treat Ave., S. W. - &
Want white woman for light
- farm work, no field work. $2.00
week and board. Mrs. R. H.
Trew, Claxton, c-o Ee. C. Oli-

ver. ey ;

- Want reliable colored woman

for light farm work, no field
room and

work, with board,
$1.50 week. At once. Must be
strickly honest. . Mrs. Paul
Smith, Baxley, Rt. 3, Box 157.
Want good, reliable, exp man
for 2 or 3h. farm for 1941. 5

R: house. Located between Ma-]

con and Perry. Mrs. Pauline
B. Casey, Bon Aire. eee
Want good man, just over 45,
to farm on shares. Farm loca-
ted 15 mi, So. Atlanta on No.
41 highway. Only country far-
mer need apply. Mrs. Esther
- Brocklesby, Riverdale. :
- Want hear from farmer in
DeKalk or Gwinnett county,
region of Tucker, to furnish
logs and raise log house and
other farm work. W. L. Cous-

ms, Decatur, Rt. 2. Phone
Clarkston 106. |
Want good, reliable, exp.

man for 2 horse farm for 1941.
Standing rent or 3rds and 4ths.
Located in Gwinnett Co., 8 mi.
Southeast Dacula. 2 houses, 1
good 5 R. dwelling, 2 barns; on
rural route and school bus by
fs door: _R. A. Braswell, Decatur,
208 Phelps Bldg. De 6422.
- Want exp. farmer to operate
crop on 50-50.basis, also fam-
ily to take crop on thirds or
fourths or standing rent.
Mrs. Storer, Douglasville, Rt.

Want good Christian woman,
30-40 yrs. old, settled and needs

a home, for light farm work.
W. M. Runyan, Cedartown, Rt.

Want young girl, around 15,
or light farm work, no cow to
milk nor field work. Must be
art and agreeable. State
particulars, what grade in
school, etc. Mrs. L. J. Moye,
Barnesville, Rt. 2...
_ Want _ healthy, middleaged
woman of good character, to
live in home and do light farm
work, no field work. Good
home and reasonable salary.
Ref, required. Mrs. F. L. Flor-
ence, Bishop, Rt. 1. Pia :
Want family to help gather
erop and make a 2 h. crop for
1941. About 20 A. in corn, 8-
20 in cotton. Also want 1 farm
hand $15.00 mo. and board. El-
bert Cain, Hoschton, Rt. 2.

-~. Want family to pick cotton.
House and wood furnished. C.
W. Hollingsworth, McDonough.
-. Want married man, 28-48
rs. old, capable of looking af-
tter 50 to 100 head of cattle and
equal number of hogs, and pro-
ucing enough feed for same.
Monthly salary. B. F. Harris,
Griffin, P.O. Box 364.

Want woman, from country
referred, 25 to 60, good health,
for light farm work, no. field
work. $3.00 wk and home. See
. T. Shurling, East Atlanta, 95

fannoy St, S.E.

a

FARM HELP WANTED

John

son, Rockmart.

FARM HELP WANTED

Want share cropper for 100
A: farm in: Cobb Co. ~Rreter
family interested in long time
contract. Jas. F. Dozier, Deca-
tur, 204 Maxwell St.

Want settled woman, . white
or colored for light farm work.
no field work. Must be clean,
kind, and in good health and
willing to work. Mrs. C. V.
Dial, Athens, Rt. 3.

Want single girl or woman,
25-35, for light farm work, no
field work. Room, board and
salary. Phone after 3 P. M.,
De 0547,, Miss Mae Williamson,
aes 2100 McLendon Ave.,
NE.

-Want steady, capable, color-
ed farm family, 2 men for field
work. Good opportunity for
right family. Also want bach-
elor wood cutter, yr. round job.
S. T. Kidder, Jr., Meigs.

Want good farmer for 40
acres, who can furnish me wage
hand for my farm and 1 for
turpentine. Have good land
-and 6 R. house. L. W. Thomp-
son, Swainsboro. Z

Want family of 3 men in it,
who doesnt mind work, to pull
100 acres of corn, cut cord
wood and other farm work un-
til Spring. A. L. Locke, Dub-
lin RE 3.

Want single, sober, honest
man to help gather crop. $12.00

mo. with room. and_ board.
Come at once. E. H. Watson,
Auburn.

with man and wife, and do
light farm work, no field work.
Good home and $4.00 mo. State
age and full particulars. W. M.
Thornton, Jesup. i
Want good, sober, honest
wage hand with good ref. $9.00
mo. board and washing. At
once. Also good tenant for
1941. Must have good ref. W.
L. Wilson, Talking Rock, Rt, 2.
Want unemcumbered, white
woman for light farm work, no
field work, for good home and
salary. Write at once. Mrs.
Mary E. Cravens, Chickamau-

Sap Rt, 2:
- Want middleaged, colored,
sober couple. Man to care for
2 cows, horse, lawns, cleaning
up place, etc., woman for light
work, no field work. Modern
conveniences. 18 mi. Atlanta.
C. E. Conkin, Atlanta, 715
Rhodes-Haverty Bldg. j

Want woman for light farm
work, no field work, for reas-
onable salary. Opal Davis,
Ranger, Rt. 2. cae ao

Want neat, pleasant colored
girl or woman, without encum-
brance, to do light farm work,
no field work nor milking.
Modern place. 2: in family.
Room, board and $4.00 to $5.00
week to right person. Mrs.
_W. Harms, Savannah,
White Bluff Road. See yee
Want man for wages or day
work, one that really needs a
job (no W. P. A. man), a good
steady hand, 30-45 yrs. old, sin-
gle. Or small family. Room,
board and laundry, or small
house, regular wages for bal.
this and 1941. Come at once.

i oe ae

Want respectable, healthy,
clean, reliable, white woman
about middleage, for light farm
work, no field work, to live in
home with couple, private
room. Mrs. L. L. Hay, Leary.

Want good *colored woman,

thy for gen. light farm work,
no field work. Dont answer
unless you mean business, Mrs.
Belle McDonald, Winder.
Want reliable white woman,

work, no field work. Room,
board, laundry and $8.00 mo.
salary. Give age, description
and exp. at once, if interested.
Mrs. B. W. Duncan, Columbus,
404 - 11th St. ae

Want reliable man for 1 h.
farm, also able to serveas care-
taker. Must have own stock
and tools. Prefer one who has
had some experience in nur-
sery work. Good proposition
to one who proves ambitious.
Farm, 3 mi. Stone Mtn. Give
ref. and particulars about self
and family. W. E. Bowers,
Stone Mtn., Rt. 2. :

Want country raised, nice,
clean, unemeumbered white
woman, 40-45, for light farm

of good charactr. $2.50 week
and board. Ref. required. Mrs.
Joe Felker, Monroe, Rt. 1,
Box 1: <<
Want' boy, 15-16 yrs. . old,
who needs a home and will
board, clothe, send to school
and some spending money, for
help making 1 horse crop for
1941. T. L. Massey, Daniels-
ville,- Rt: 23: =:
Want good honest, steady girl
or woman for light farm work,
no field work; few chickens to
look after,.ete. J. A, Thomp-

V Bode c isnt

Want woman to live in home].

C. A. White; College Park, Rt.)
Smithville.
wages. Write.

-18 to 35, unemcumbered, heal-}

25-40 yrs. of age for light farm].

work, no field work. Must be

FARM HELP WANTED

Want party to work Bees on
shares, about 45 hives; or wih
sell. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Mostly in movable
frame hives. E. L. Frerking,
Lumber City, Box 162.

Want. reliable farmer for
good 1 horse farm, new 3 R.
house, thirds and fourths or
standing rent to party able to
finance self. W. .V. Martin,
Lithia Springs, Rt. 1.

Want good woman, 25-40
for light farm work, no field
work. Home (in small family)
and small salary... Mrs. Fisher
Gaskin, Douglas, 405 Manilla
St.

Want middleaged white wom
an, good character, fair edu-
cation, live in home and help
with light farm work, no field
work, $10.00 mo. Mrs. W. C.
Hersey, Macon, Box 572.

POSITIONS WANTED

_ Want 1h. farm for 1941 and
work this winter and bal. of
Fall. Farmed all life, 5 in fam-
ily, 2 to work. Dont drink nor
smoke. Near school and church.
W. H. Duke, Hampton. Rt. 1.

Two good farmers for stand-
ing rent: 2 h. farm, grey land,
44 R. house, barns, etc., 2 h.
farm, red land creek farm, 5
R. house, electricity, etc. School
bus convenient. G. Hayes,
Austell, Box 13.

Want good farm,
house, wood, pasture,

3-4 R.
good

land, furnish self; 25-30 acres

not too far from town. Refed-
ences. Halves or standing
zone A, M. Malcolm, Palmet-
Oe i ee

Want to operate a good wa-
ter Grist Mill for 1941. Can
furnish self. Howard D. Harpe,
Blakely, RFD 1. pees

.Man and wife want job look-
ing after farm and stock, near

Augusta. W.G, Green, Crove-

town. s gos

Refined young woman, good
education, wants. light farm
work, no field work. Give full
details in letter. Mirs| Ethel B.
Lacey, Savannah, care General
delivery. se

Want good 1 or 2 h. farm on
50-50 basis. Might have to have

little help to run self;. plenty

of force to take care of work,

White. Forrest Sapp, Odum,
Rt als Res
Want job as overseer and

tractor driver,
people, 36 yrs. old. Exp. Ref.
Clarence H. Jackson, Bogart,
Re Bos 2872. Soles
Want 1 h. farm on _ shares,
for wages. Exp. Tobacco grow-
er, Ref. exch. H, RR Jarrell,
Bassey Rb 2s ie

Want light farm work, no
field work, in exc. for home

and small salary. Healthy. Ref.
-if needed. Mrs.

Mary Burke,
Shellman, Rt. 2, -
Want big 1 h. crop in or
near Hall Co., near good school,

with good people. Furnish self

and stock. T. O, Pittman, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt. 1. :
Young married man, 24, with
1 child, wants an overseers job.
10 yrs. exp, B. B. Wiggins,

54 yr. old man, been on farm,
most of life, 2 yrs. exp. dairy,
wants a job for board and
W. A. Rucks,
Rossville. 908 MicFarland Ave.

Want job as caretaker of.
farm. 65 yrs. old, very active
but not physically able to do
manual labor Married, 32 yrs.
experience farming. at. assured.
A. W. Roberson, Chula.

Mian, 24, married, can drive
truck and car, wants job. Pre-
fer dairy work, near Atlanta.
Anything honest. Joe Haden,
Atlanta, 110 Baker St. N. W.
Ja 00845 =:

Want job on dairy, truck or
poultry farm, starting now or
Nov. ist. Young. married man
with wife and child. $30.00 mo.
small house and patch for
garden. Stephen Cobb, Atlanta,
Station D. Box 17.

- Man, wife, 4 children, wants
crop for 1941 on halves Good
house to live in, good water
and plenty wood. Have to be
moved and furnished to make
crop. Want hear at once. George
R. Littleton, Summerville.

ho field work. Mrs. F. L, Willi-
ams, Atlanta, 32 North Ave.
NW. He 6991 J. :

Nice, respectable, white girl,
wants light farm work, no field
work, for $3.00 week and good
home. Trans. to be furnished.
Miss Ruby Argroves, Green-
ville; Rt. 1,

White couple want work at
once on dairy, Lots of exp. best
of ref. Want good house, sal-
ary and transportation furn-
ished. Move at once. Prefr near
Atlanta; consider other places:

Geo. Harris, Atlanta, 341 Cen-
tral Ave, S. W. Aue cloameeaee

= 5

ARKET BULLETIN

with reliable|

and a large farm to look after}

old. Miss Louise Frey,

Want job light farm work,|

POSITIONS WANTED

Middleaged unencumbered
woman wants light farm work,

no feild work, for home and

reasonable salary. Mrs. Vera
Burch, Atlanta, cfo Gen, Del.
Good, honest, exp. hard
working farmer wants to con-
tact good man. Like 12. A. on
50-50 basis and give owner 2

days of ea week on his crop}

for board and laundry; also
help with errands around the
home that pertain to farm. Best
of ref. Write at once. R. F.
Garner, Atlanta, 770 Dill Ave.

Middleaged, white man, un-
encumbered, wants work on
farm with aged couple (who
have no children,. Exp. poul-
try, and gen. farming, Can
drive car.
good home. Write at once. Jas.
E. Fulton, Augusta, 1554 Hicks

te s
2 boys, 20-21, want jobs on

farm. Willing to work, go any-
where if come after, $18.00 mo. |

each and board and laundry.
Oscar and Vinson Cooper, Fay-
etteville.

Middleaged, unencumbered
woman wants place in So. Ga.
with aged couple, doing light
farm work, no field work, for
home and salary. Can drive
car. Ref. Mrs, Van Orsdell, At-
lanta, cfo Gen. Del.

Well exp. dairy hand, can
handle a route, also, wants to
hear from good dairy who
needs real help. Expect geod
pay. Write best offer. Charies
Ledford, Mableton.

Exp. settled, sober man
wants Corn Mill for 1941 in
Madison or surrounding coun-
ties. W. M. McClain, Comer.

Man and wife, 36 and 34
yrs. old, with 2 boys, 16 and 13,
want work on farm rest of this
and a farm for 1941; a 2 h.
farm or 1h. and hire the boy
for wages. So. Ga. preferred.
Exp. growing tobacco. J. N.
Foskey, Haztehurst, Rt. 3.

Young married man wants
jobhon farm. Can drive car or
truck. Prefer near Rome. Self
and wife only. J. W. Hayes,
Summerville, Rt. 4.

Want job with Christian fam-
ily, doing light farm work, no
field work. I child, 2 yrs. old.
Home and $2.50 week. Mrs.
Gladys Anderson, Suwanee,

Rt. 1., c-o Mattie Kendricks.
Want job as poultry

and
dairy farm supt. 42 yrs. old,

married, 2 small boys. High
school education, business
training, experienced. Hugh

Bexley, Decatur, Rt. 1.
Want 2 h. crop for 1941 with
allotment for cotton of 10 or
12 acres, and bal. in corn and
other crops. Must be. good

land, stock and tools. Strict-|.

ly sober, been farming all life.
5 in family, 4 to work, all will-
ing workers. G. B. Walraven,
Dallas, Rta. :

Want job light farm work,;
no field work. $3.00 week and
board. With good people. Have
to come after. White, 15 yrs.
Ma-
Telia cet. ke 5 ae

White girl, 18, wants light
farm work, no field work, with
good people, for $3.50 week.
Come after. Miss Pauline Frey,
Marietta, Rt. 1. Powe

Want couple without chil-
dren to live on premises. Man
to do gen. farm work, woman
help with light farm work, cow
and chickens. J. G.. Purvis,
Odum.

Middleaged woman wants
light farm work, no field work
in Christian home, prefer with
elderly people. $4.00 week,
board and private room. Mrs.
Essie Booth, Dudley. :
Reliable, middleaged woman
of good character wants light
farm work with reliable, re-
spectable family. Best of ref.
Mrs. M. E. Cole, Atlanta, Box
141, Station C.

Single man, 32, hard worker
(not able to do extra hard
work), wishes farm work, live
stock or poultry preferred.
Taft Parker, Conyers, Rt. 1.

Want rent or lease 2, 3 or 4 h.
farm with large tobacco and

cotton allotment. 20 yrs. exp.
growing tobacco. Landlord to
furnish good stock. Forcial

Hilton, Ellabell, Rt. 1.

Want light farm work, no
field work for home and. sal-
ary. Prefer near Macon. Mrs.
F. Williams, Wrehs, Rt. 2.

Nice, young, refined woman
with.3 children, wants light
farm work, with good people.
Ref. exch. Good worker, hon-
est. Write particulars, salary,
etc. Mrs. Beatrice Merrell,
Augusta, 1665 Broad St.

Want job for rest of this yr.
for wages and crop on halves
for 1941, Have to be moved
Best ref. E. M. Holder, Glen-
wood, Rt.-1, c-o E. M. Jarvis
box.

- 19 yr. old boy wants job in
dairy or on poultry farm, Guy
H. Smith, Talmo, Rt kau

igve

Tuesday,

Small salary and}

Also exp. carpenter.

after chickens,

et

October

POSITIONS WA

Glenwood, Rt. 1 Re

Want job on farm wit
who can furnish. Know |
raise tobacco. Just maz
wife. W. C. Conner, |
shear. :

Want job on farm or
Can drive truck. Take 1
erop for 1941. 28 yrs. old
and 3 small children. Can
any time. Clifford Dav
men, Rt. 1.

Married man, aged 2
family, wants job as ca
of estate, also interest
livestock. Wife can work
Exp. Good ref. W. T..
ner, Vinings. ;

Young, single man want
poultry, livestock, | farm,
bal. this and next year
time exp. Ref. if need
good chrisitian people |
Baptist church. G. M. T
Egan, 36 New Whipple A

Young married man
job as caretaker of country
tate . Exp. Good ref. -
Cook, Hapeville, 3818 A
Ave. ae

Want good 1 h. farm
good cotton and, tobaccc
ment. Prefer-Bulloch or
adjoining county. At o
Clyde Baker, Brooklet

Want job as supt. of st
poultry farm for 1941
and best of ref. P. C. Reid,
Zion. ; ee

Want small farm ne
ta, on shares or oth
J. A. Bennett, Atlan
Windsor St. oe
Want 1h. farm, good
close to Atlanta, handy t
line and school. Standi
or might trade for part o
7.
tus, Chamblee, Rt: 1.

Want job as farm su
yrs. exp. Ref. Go an

H. Harper, Elko. ~~
Man with wife, 1 child
truck driver, wants jo
farm, dairy, poultry, et
reasonable salary. Wif
hand to work also. Good
its. J. H. Dodd; Lawr
Ville, RE D322 3 eo ie

Want job on farm.
50 yrs. old, life time exp
family. Prefer Southeas
&. P. Thomas, Quitman,
e-0. S. Baylor
' Want light farm wor
field work nor milking;
garden,
ers. $3.00 week. Ref fu
Not over 10 mi. from bu
in Thomas, Mitchell or
erty Co. Mrs. Lillian
Pelham, Rt. 2, c-o WH.
dron. = See

Young man and wif
job on farm at. once,
chance. to rent.on halv:
another year, with goo
Can furnish self. Charles
fin, Waycross, Rt i.

Want good w. h. farm
good. stock. and good
Go anywhere. Ref. if ni
Dont write, come after.
Orphan Home. Dan Bi
Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 20

Married man wants j
dairy farm for reasonabl

ta, 17; Hoyt Su, 8.

Want job on farm. -
kind of work, drive truc
Honest and willing. |
worker. No bad habit
yrs. old and healthy.
salary, etc. in first letter.
ford Meeks, Gillsville, Rt

Want place as overse
large farm for 1941, W Hl
honest and sober. Beg
fall. J. F. Adair, Bar

2: eat
Want farm on 50-50 ba
1941. Been on farm a
2 to ..work.: Good:
people. Prefer close to
and school. Dont smoke
drink. 5 in family. W
Duke, Hampton.
Nice, young girl wan!
with reliable, christian
helping with light farm
no field work. Ref.
State salary. Essie
Augusta, 707 5th St. -
Middleaged man and
wants job for wages and
Best. of ref. Dairy. of
work. No bad habits.
any time; have to be
Write or see any day
ocleck. George Mitchel
lanta, 341 Central Ave. S
Man wants job-on farm
in tractor driving. truc
do any kind farm work
yrs. old. No bad habits,
Foskey, Wadley, Rt. 2.
Want job as miller,
wheat and feed milling
aD T. F. McDonald
on. ae

rm, 18 yrs. exp. J
Millen, Rt. 1, Bx. 56,

Se