Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 April 2

AGRICULTURE
COMMISSIONER



WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1941.



The greatest dep the on erowers have had

- past has been high freight rates.

When melons sell in the markets of the North and Hast.
fair prices, there is nothing left for the grower alter the

The Executive Committee of Southern Railways in the
th, T understand, will have a meeting in Atlanta in the

uture to discuss rates.

3 [have a written the ee letter which is self-

It has come to my attention that the ee
ommittee comprising the Southern Rail-Carriers will
id a meeeting in Atlanta in the near future, for the
urpose of discussing: transportation charges, classi-
eation, ete.

I would like very much to go on record urging that

gentlemen give serious consideration to the pos-

lity of reducing rates on watermelons which will
fect this years crop.

p The watermelon industry in Georgia has reached



vestock Sales and Georgia Auction Markets

Bests received at this office show (ellowing average prices paid
0. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction Markets named:

arch 18--Augusta
March 20Americus

larch 25Soperton

arch 25Macon ....

per CWT.
per CWT.
per CWT.

TOP FED CATTLE





Bich 20Augusta eke $8.75-$9.50 per cwr.
reh 20Americus _------__--.-- + _ 6.00- 8.55 per CWT.

rch 25Soperton GAD per CWT.
: 9.00-10.00 per CWT.



_ $7.30-$7.45 per CWT.











a very low ebb and it is my sincere hope that you gentle

men will lend your whole-hearted support in reestab

lishing this trade to its normal capacity.

T feel sure that a substantial reduction in rates oO
watermelons from the producing areas to the northern:

and eastern markets will bring into the railroad treas
ury more revenue than they have received in the past.

due to the increased volume which will move on the low
er rates. ! Mg MANS
. Therefore, I co you gentlemen will give this
matter your serious consideration. :

Sincerely yours,
TOM LINDER,

Commissioner of Agriculture.
Some of the ruta once railroads and connecting

lines have recently reduced rates voluntarily on watermel-

ons and cantaloupes from California to markets in the Kags
and Middle West. eae

This voluntary reduction in rates! on melons and ene

loupes from California reduces them from nine to fifteen

per cent below the present rate. -
Tn so far as watermelons and cantaloupes are concen ae
the volume of business moving from this section of the
country is far greater than the vol ume of business moving
from California. .
Certainly it should not cost any more per mile to hau
a carload of watermelons from Georgia to the markets 0

the North and East than it does to haul a carload of wat ,

melons from California over the Rocky Mountains th
thousand miles to the same destination.

_ Itis earnestly hoped that this meeting of the Executiv
Committee will take action to substantially reduce rates on
watermelons and ecantaloupes moving from the South. Tt is
very important that such reduction be put into effect ae
early date, as these crops will soon heein to move.

TOM LINDER
Commissioner of Agriculture



-MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

mike Wholesale Prices (FOB. Points Mentioned)

Seer

March 29. 1941.

Atlanta
.20-.21

Always subject to variation.



INDEX





Eggs, Large, Dox..

18







Eggs, Medium, Doz...

=e Ssecul Notice = = ee





&ggs, Small, Doz...

-15-.16 Flowers and Seed for Sale



Hens, Col. 4 1-2 lbs. up,



13 Flowers and Seed Wanted _





fens, Leghorn, Lb._
Roosters, Lb.._
Stags, Lb.
riers, - Lb..









10-.12 Flowers and Plants for Sale __
12-16 Plants for Sale. 2 SS ee
20 Seedfor Sale-=: =



Ducks, Lb.
Geese, Lb..

fae Corn and Seed Corn for Sale
5 Beans and Peas for Sale









Turkeys, Lb.



-apons, Gb.
Country Butter, best table, Lb



Pecan and Other Fruit Trees
fon sae



field Peas, mixed, Bu._

Peanuts and Pecans for Sale







Field Peas, not mixed, Bus

Grain and Hay for Sale





far Corn (80 lbs. to bu.), Bu...
Shelled Corn, Bu.

Tobacco for Sale





pemits, Bu

Miscellaneous for Sale _





Wheat, Bi

Fresh and Cured Meats os Sale.



Sweet Potatoes, No. 2's



Cabbage, Green, per 100 Lbs.

Miscellaneous Wanted ..



Sheep and Goats for Sale _



Cabbage, White, per 100 Lbs
Peavine Hay, No. 1, Ton

Poultry for Sale



Peanut Hay, No. 1, Ton___

Poultry Wanted





Spanish Peanuts, No. 1, Ton

Eggs for Sale



Cottonseed (Prime) Car LotsTon

Farm Help Wanted 7-8
Positions Wanted sis Se eae







Cotton Seed for Sole soe



Cottonseed Meal, 7 per centton



















GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN|





_Executive Office.

Published Weekly at

114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
By Department of Agriculture

Tom Linder, Commissioner
State Capital,
Atlanta, Ga.



Publication Office

114-122 Pace St., Covington. Ga.
Editorial and Executive Offices
~ State Capitel. Atlanta. Ga.

Notify on FORM 3578Bureau ef

Market, 222 State Capitol.
Atlanta, Ga.





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FLOWERS AND SEED
- -FOR SALE






Pussy willows, azaleas, red,
yellow and orange, Mtn. jaurel,
spruce pine, red, white and Eng.
dogwood, Easter lilies, rhodo-
dendrons. holly. crabapple, $1.
doz.; galax, ferns, arbutus St:
C. Add postage. Mrs. J. F. Cole,
fineral Bluff.

White wisteria well rooted 25c
each; Exch. for Kemps White
Wonder dahlia bulbs, or pink
and white cannas. or white
thrift or milk and wine. Mrs.
james Pearson, Rt. 1. Coosa.

~ Rhododendron, Mtn. laurel,
white pine coralberry, tulip
poplar. pussy willow, _ mixed
eoler azaleas, cream white dog-
wood. redbuds, hemlock, all 3
ft. high $1.00 doz.; irbu
daffodils, yellow and white jon-
quils, snowarops, Calif. violets
$1.00. C. Mrs. Mae Henry,
Mineral Bluff.

Parma violets 30c doz.; Globe
ybor-vitaes rooted 6 for $1.00:
warf boxwoods 50c and $1.00
ich: Junipers well rooted 50c
ach; wild azaleas blue butter-
fly 6f |
doz. Add postage.

arren, Morganton

Red dogwood, _ white
ood, Mtn. laurel, rhododen-
drons, red maple, white pine,
low thorniess roses $1.25
= blue iris 35c. doz.5;. snow-
dreps, arbutus, 20c doz. Arzetta
Henry, M nera] Bluff.

-Rhododendrons, Mtn laurel,
emlock, birdeye bushes Jap-
icas. black and white pines,
zaleas, pussy willows red and
hite dogwood $1.00 dozen; ga-
lax. blue iris. orange day lilies,
snowdrops, swamp fern 30c
doz. Mrs. C. W. Roper, Mineral
Bluff.

- Jonquils and orange day lily,
75c C; white narcissus 85c C:
purple lilacs.2 for 25c; blue
Easter lilies 65c C; Florida lilies
Sc each. Add postage. Efferine
Mosley, Rt. 2, Bremen.
red altheas,
























Mrs. W. M.



























Royal

: 25C;
forsythia trumpet vine 20c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. 1. J. For-
ster, Sparta.
ed and pink verbena 20c
ioz.; purple and white violets
Oc doz.; pink fairy liles, white
tube roses. pink thrift 20c doz.;
red and yellow Oct. pink 15c
doz.; amaryllis lilies 20c_ each;
ing Alfred daffodils 70c C.
dd postage. Mrs. Jessie Dobbs,
1, Temple.















OF IDENTICAL AND DUPLI- |

arbutus,

for $1.00; Mtn. ferns $1.00 |

dog-*

straw pine,





_ Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the



FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

\

Pink fairy lilies tube roses,
pink and red verbena 20c doz.;
King Alfred daffodils 75c C.;
white narcissus 50c C.. Add
postage. Mrs. S. T. Dobbs, Rt.
1, Temple.

Sweetshrub bushes,
spider lilies 2 for 25c.
Leona King, Rt. 2, Waco.

Paper white narcissi and
large blooming daffodils $1.00
C; VH spirea, March 25c each;
Lemon verbena, Jap iris, yellow
mums, bronze chrysanthemums
$1.00 C; Exch.-for cabbage and
onion plants or white feed
sacks. Mrs. Earnest. Carroll,
Rt. 2. Bremen.

Watermelon red crape myr-
tle, bridal wreath (spirea) red
flowering quince lemon lilies
10c each, $1.00 dozen; Cream
wax, Emperor, Olympia, daffo-
dil, Royal purple and white
iris 30c dozen. Damp packed.
$1.00 orders postpaid. Erlene



white
Mis.

Robinson. Rt. 2, Bowdon.

Several kinds pot plants 5 to
25ce: Spanish needle snowdrop
bushes, winter honeysuckle,
ribbon grass and others 10 to
25c each Exch. for hardy
phlox, Shasta daisies, verbena,
snapdragons. Mrs. .H. F. Jar-
reli Rt... 2,- Butler; :

Rhododendrons, Mtn. pine,
Mtn. laurels, sweet shrubs, red
maple hemlocks, crabapple,
red and white dogwood $1.00
doz.:; iris, tiger lilies, galax 30c
doz.; arbutus, snowdrops 20c
doz. Add postage. James Ad-
ams, Mineral Bluff.

Mtn. laurels, rhododendrons
pussy willows, azaleas, red and
white dogwood. black and white
pines, crabapple, sweet shrub,
red maple, hemlock, birdeye
Japonicas $1.00 doz.; iris, snow-
drops galax, arbutus, 30c doz;
Miss Naney Nichols, Minerai
Bluff.

Magnolia, tea olive, sweet
bay, sweet shrub, cedar, holly,
black haw. grancy greybeard,
evergreen, sweet myrtle yellow

| Jasmine, red and white dog-

wood, honeysuckle, water oak
Loto: 4-fE 106 to: 3b, Bxch. for
sacks. Add postage. Mrs. D. F.
Colson, Rt 3. Toomsboro

Magnolia, red and yellow. dog-
wood, tea olive, red holly, long
yellow Jasmine
sweet shrub. greybeard. cedar
1 to 4 ft. 10c to 35: Add post-
fage. Exch. for sacks. Mrs.
Otis Celson. Toomsboro.

Red maple, sweet shrubs, red
and white dogwoods, rhododen-
drons, Mtn. laurels, Mtn. pine,
hemlock $1.00 doz.; pussy wil-
lows, white pine Cherokee
roses 20c each; blue iris and
tiger lilies, evergreen galax 30c
doz. Exch. for sacks. Ruby
Hooper. Mineral Bluff.

Snowdrops, arbutus 20c doz.;
blue iris, evergreen galax, tiger
lies 30c doz.: white pines,
pussy willows, wild Cherokee
roses 20c each;. rhododendrons,
azaleas, Mtn. laurel.s pine, dog-
woods maple, hemlock $1.00

doz. M: TFT. Hooper, Mineral
Bluff.
Rhododendrons, azaleas, red

and white dogwoods, red ma-
ple, sweet shrubs, Mtn. laurels,
Mtn. pine crabapple $1.00 doz.
Cherokee roses 15c each; white
pine, pussy willows. birdeyel
bushes 20c each. Exch. for
sacks. Add postage. Mrs. N, J.

50



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FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

anny

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,
coralberry. ivy, Cherokee roses,
ferns, white, spruce and black
pines, white dogwood, azaleas
$1.00 doz. Charles Fain, Mor-
ganton, :

Lemon lilies, snowdrops, nar-
cissus. daffodils $1.00 C.; old
fashioned gladiolus 40c dozen;
mixed chrysanthemums 295c
doz.; lilac 15 each 2 for 25c;
hardy sweet peas blooming
size 10c each. Mrs. W. H. Hugh-
ey, Rt. 1. Fairmount.

Cedar, red holly, red and
white dogwood, water oak, mag-
nolia, grancy greybeard, tea
olive, yellow Jasmine sweet
bay. sweet shrub, huckleberry.
gooseberry black haw, ever-
green, pink and white honey-
suckle 1 to 4 ft. 10c to 30c.
Mrs. James Connell, Rt. 3,
Toomsboro.

Spanish and Dutch iris, pur-
ple. white and yellow 50c doz.;
nice rooted weigelias, red trum-
pet honeysuckle. boxwood, Ker-
ria Japonicas granny grey
beards, blackberry lilies 6 for
Mrs. F. M. Eaton, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. L
azaleas, silver maples, tulip
poplars, redbud,s_ spruce and
white pines, coralberry, pussy
willows, red and white pines
$1.00 doz.; sugar plums 10c ea.;
trailing arbutus 40c dozen. Add
postage. BE. L. Wallace, Loving.

Deuble Japonicas, 6 year old,
rooted 50c each; dogwood 5 for
$1.00: blue, white and yellow
iris 35c doz.; honeysuckles 50c
each; double peony, spirea $1.00
doz.. roses, well rooted, 50c ea.
Mrs, Earl Keener, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Double Japonicas 6 year old,
well rooted, boxwood 50c a.:
dogwood 4 for $1.00; honey-
suckles 50c each; azaleas, peo-
nies $1.00 doz. Mrs. J. C. Keen-
er. Rt. 3 Ellujay.

Double Japonicas 4 year old
well rooted 50c each; dogwood
9 for $1.06; honeysuckles, crev-
ice delight vines 50c each; blue
iris 40ec doz Miss Etta Barrett,
Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Double Japonicas 6 year old
well reoted 50c each: dogwood
5 for $1.00; black iris 45 doz.;
peonies $1.00 doz.; spirea 75c
doz.: Mtn. ivies 50c each, John-
nie Davis, Rt. 3. Ellijay.

Large size flowering shrub-
bery, vines, evergreens, peren-
nials, Send addressed envelope
or card for price and descrip-
tions. Mrs. C. H. Ward, Rt. 1,
Lawrenceville.

Large type dahlia slipsJer-
sey Beauty, Mrs. Warner Mil-
dred Slocumb. Fort Monmouth,
Jersey Beacon, Commodore,
Judge Marine, Treasure Island
and others 50c doz. postpaid.
Mrs, J. A. Owens, Rt. 2, Talla-
poosa.

Sweet bay,
shrubs, cedars
flowering almond, grey beard,
holly, dogwood 1 to 4 ft. 10c te
35c ea.: Easter lily bushes 10c.

laurels,

laurels, sweet
sweet myrtle,

Add. postage. Mrs. M Con-
nell, Rt. 2, Toomsboro.
Yellow root 20c lb.; white

pines, holly crabapple, sweet
shrubs well rooted 75c doz. In
doz. lots postpaid. Mrs. Ira
Smith, Cartecay.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels
white pine, spruce pine, holly,
red dogwood, azaleas 3 ft. $1..00
doz.; trailing arbutus, ferns 15c
bunch. Exc. for other values.

Add postage. J. E. Payne, Min-
eral Bluff.
white bridal wreath, yellow
eclors, 3 ft. $1.00: doz.; trailing
arbutus 15c buneh. Add post-
age. F. L. Abercrombie. Min-
eral Bluff.

White pine, red dogwood, Mtn.
laurel, crabapples. azaleas, hol-
ly bush, redbuds, hemlock 2-3
ft. high, rooted $1.00 doz.;
trailing arbutus. Shasta dais-
ies 25c doz. Willie Mae Hooper

Mineral Bluff.
Mtn. laurel, red- dogwood,
azaleas, crabapples, hemlock,

white pine, Cherokee roses 2-3
ft., $1.00 doz.; tiger hlies. blue
iris, lemon lilies 40c doz. Exch.
for white feed sacks. Lina Am-
mons. Mineral Bluff. :

~ White dogwood, red dogwood,
peach roses, 10 each; 3 for 25c;
peach roses same price.. Will
exch. for other flowers. Write

Mrs, Carl Bennett RFD _1,
Chatsworth.

Sweet shrubs, holly, yellow
Jasmine. laurels, dogwood,

sweet bay. sweet myrtle, flow-
ering almonds, greybeard 1 to
4 ft. 10c to 35c. Easter lily bulbs
bulbs 10c dozen. Add postage.

Mrs. Freeman Watson, Rt. 2,
Toomsboro,
White narcissus 80c C: red

cannas 85c C; purple lilac, Star
Jasmine, 10c each, 3 for 25c;
orange day hlies 75c C; purple
crape myrtle 15e each; Easter
roses 5c each. Add _ postage.



ne

Roper. Minera] Bluff.



Ethel Mosby, RFD 1, Buchanan.

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Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,

bells. red dogwood azaleas, all |

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Largest prize winning chry-
santhemums, orchid pink,
bronze, white, yellow. Korean.
pink, bronze, purple 50c doz.;
buttons, yellow, bronze, white,
orchid 35 doz. Add 7c post-
age. Mrs. Frank Childs. Jenk-
insburg.

Magnolia, laurels, cedars,
sweet bay. flowering almonds,
sweet myrtle, dogwood, yellow
Jasmine, greybeard, holly, Mtn.
roses 1 to 4 ft, 10c to 35c. Eas-
ter lily bulbs 10c dozen. Add
postage. Mrs. N. B. Lewls. Rt
2. Toomsboro,

Jonquils $4.50 M: white and
yellow narcissi $4.00 M; orange
color spider lilies $2.50 C. All
del. Mrs. Etta Mason, Alto.

Different colors azaleas 30c
dozen; yellow Japonicas, dif-
ferent colors rases 10c each; red
dahlias 50c doz.; purple fox-
gloves and iris 40c dozen; yel-
low jonquils,- white narcissi $1.
C. Add post. Exch. for sacks.
Mrs. John Parks Rt. 3. Ellijay.

President red canna, snow-
drops 50c C; all.colors verbena,
well rooted, 30 plants 50c; baby
breath spirea cuttings 15 for
25c; milk and wine lilies 6 for
25c: blue eyed African daisy
rooted 25 for 50c Add postage.
Mrs. Marion Holland, Meigs.

April narcissi, day lilies 25c
doz.; phlox. green Jew 15c doz.;,
maiden hair fern, coral vine,
orange lantana 15 each; Exch.
for pot flowers. Mrs. H. D.
Burt, Rt. 2 Box 136, Americus.

Red and white dogwoods, 3
colors azaleas, Rose of Dennis
Mtn. laurel, redbud, Cherokee
roses, rhododendrons, Mtn. lo-
cust, blooming white pines 75c
doz. plus postage. Exch. for
other values. Oma Hughs, Rt.
4, Dahlonega.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel,
tulip poplars azaleas, silver
maples, redbuds, red and white
dogwood, spruce and white pine,
coralberrry, pussy w:llows $1.00
doz.; sugar plums 10c ea.; trail-
ing arbutus 40c doz. Add post-
age. Exch. for sacks, Mrs. M.
M. Wallace, Loving. ~

Red hot poker 25c clump, 5
for $1.00: yellow March bushes,
abelia, winter honeysuckle, but-
terfly 25c each, 3 for 50c; pur-
ple lilac, kerria yellow thorn-
Jesss roses, weigelias 20c each,
3 for 50c. Sweet William, John-
ny jump-ups 15c doz. Mrs. Dav-
id English, Demorest.

Rose Lychnis, Shasta daisies,
Giant pansies, mixed scabiosa.
blue for-get-me-not, blue Va-
roniea, blue salvia, lavendar
Leopia plants 25c doz.; red,
pink, white, blue and lavendar
verbena 4 plants 10c. Mrs. W.
A. Huff, Rt. 2, Milledgeville.

Chrysanthemums, fine varie-
ties. pink and yellow, Turner,
Mrs. W. H. Weeks white, Maj-
or Banaffon yellow, Mrs. Sal-
bach pink, Marigold, yellow,
pink, white and yellow Doty
75 doz.: Mexican tube
rose 50c doz., iris 50c doz. Mrs.
W. H. Nelson, Rt. 1, Powder
Springs.

Purple wisteria weeping for-
sythia, yellow thornless rose 10c
each, 3 for 25c; April blooming
narcissus, white daisy chrysan-
themums 10c doz.; pink daisy
chrysanthemums, 8 colors Ger-
man iris 15c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. S. O. Breedlove, Monroe.

Dahlias$1.25 doz., 6 for 75c
plus postageThe World, Jer-
sey Beauty, Pot of Gold, Jersey
Monmouth, CHampion, Sun-
burst and many others all lab-
eled. Wylene Forester, Box 231.
Clayton.

Blue flags 60c doz.; Sweet
Williams 50 doz.; azaleas 20c
each, red and white roses $1.00
doz.; hedge bushes, arborvitaes
25c ea.; white dogwood 15c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Reba Daven-
port. Loving.

Giant Crimson spider lily

bulbs 25c doz., 4 doz. $1.06;
Giant white chrysanthemums
50 doz.; double daffodil 5 doz.
$1.00; jonquils $1.00 C. Mrs.
Charles B. Tanner. RFD 1,
Sandersville. ;
_ Double day lily and mixed ir-
is (about 45 kinds) 50 for $1.00;
mums several colors, phlox,
sweet rocket. verbena, lemon
balm, aster many other peren-
nials 20c doz.; arbutus. Paul
Neyron rose 15 & 25 each.
Exe. Write what you have. M.
D. Fife. Armuchee,.

Native plants, azaleas, rho-
dodendrons. lencothoea, ealico
bush, laurel, maples, dogwood,

cutt. Tallulah Falls.

Collection different colors
geraniums, ferns, sultanas, be-
gonias znd other pot plants. 6
cuttings all different, my selec-
tion) 25c postpaid. Mrs. G. F.



Landin Toccoa.

Wednesday, April 2

.25c. All prepaid. Mrs.

{| Euonymus green and

hemlock, white pine, cedars.
arbutus, galax, Others. Wet
moss packed. Gordon Hunni-




FLOWERS AND |
~ FOR SALE






One Chandeleri Car
eight feet tall, four foot spl





Make offer. Mrs. T. J.
Box 12. Whigham. .
500 vigorous pink al






grandiflors 2 year old $5.0
gardenias double blooming
75c each postpaid. Mrs. Wa
Edwards, Spring Vale.

Blue iris lilies in lots of
dozen $1.20 delivered. Mr;
W. Cline, Adairsville, Rou

Japanese bamboo 25
roots $1.00: Hemerocallis |
6 for 25c; red spider lilies 6





























Brooks, Arlington.

Chrysanthemums 25
winning, white, yellow,
cream, laven@ar. tan and
gated bloom 6 t6 8 in. a
field grown, labeled plant:
for $1.65. 65 for $2.75. Mr,
F. Chapman. Rt. 1, Edison,

Privet hedge well roote
two year old plants $1.00
Mrs, L. O. Wooten, Ryda

Dahlias $1.25 doz.Sagm
Jersey Beauty, World, Av:
Treasure Island, Jane C
Worlds Best White, Graf !
pelin, Marshals pink, Robe
Lee and others. Mrs. Ge
Gober, Rt. 1, Suwanee.

Dahlias $1.25 doz.J
Marine Margaret Wilson
sey Beauty, Elite Glory, A
Marshalls pink, Worlds
white, White Wonder
Mrs. Kate Kelley, Rt.
ming.

Large prize winning ch
themums 20 plants $1.00-
ver wedding white, golden
yellow, Man oWar pin
endar bronze, cream var
white cloud, Ball cream
to. Mrs R. L. Silver,
Cuthbert.

DahliasWorlds best
Robert E. Lee Pot of
Jane Cowl, Marshall pink,
sey Beauty, Jersey Beacor
World, White Wonder, M
son, Golden Dawn, Freasu
land ang others. Madge Li
Rt. 1, Suwanee...) 7

Large type chrysanthe
white, yellow, pink lav
cream. bronze 20 plants
button and daisy type ;
$1.00; red verbena 40c
Shasta daisies 30c doz.
Minnie Bell. Rt. 5, Cuthb

Double large size d
large red and yelow ec
pink gladiolus, white na
and garlic 25 doz.; 2 ye
dwarf boxwood 25c ea.
























































































































postage. Mrs. W. S. Lyn
1, Alto. ae
Pansies Giant #xhii





fresh blooming size 10
$1.00, 200 for $1.75 pos
Snapdragons. wilt resi
mixed colors 25 for 40c,
60c, $1.10 C. Postpaid. M
F. Haddan, Doerun.

Dahlias-one each of
rieties, $1.25--M. Wison, -
of Cal., Cuban Giant, A
Alex, Waldie. Aristocrat,
Mrs. Louvenia Bell Dul

Heavenly . blue Mo
Glory seed 13c tbls. pos
Three gardenias or Cape
m-ne, one 10 1-2 ft. high
wide and two 4 1-2 ft. high
4 1-2 ft. wide. (white
blooms all summer). Make
offer. B. F. OKelley, |
Maysville.

Chrysanthemums,
cial varieties, 45c doz.
assortment other varietie
ceelors 25 doz., $1.00 C,
M: dahliasred Giants of.
large yellow ball $1.25
Jane Cowl, M. Wilson 20c
$1.50 doz, Others. Mrs.
Barry. Rt. A Cerdele.

Large prize winning chr:
themums many varietie
pompon, button

$1.00 labeled;
. Postpaid. Mrs.
Wocds. Rt. 3. Denalson

Eunonymus Japonic
green leaves 2 2 1-2 ft. 20.












































































leaves 2 21-2 ft. 40c eac
lopes stemless lili l
edging or pot plants, li
ers 50 for $1.00 butterfl
for $1.00. Mrs. Walla
hews, Quitman.

















mouth Champion, Jersey
ty, Bashful Giant, Roc
tasy: Thos, Edison, Soi
etc; Americas Sweethee
bulb. Add postage. Mr
gene Mozeley, Clayton.
Tiger lilies $1.00 doz
Williams 75e doz.; red do.
15 ea.; October roses 2'
red and white roses $1.
Easter blooms . 50c
flags 60c doz.; Add pi
































Mrs. Blanche Davenport.








. flower seed 20 for 10c;
ella chinaberry trees 20
Gladiolas 3c ea., large
ering pansy plants good
25c doz. Mattie McConnell,
N. Wall St., Calhoun.

ink phlox, salvia, blue and
_Michaelmus daisy, Shasta
es 35c doz.; 4 kinds spirea,
flowering almond, wisteria
, forsythia 25c ea., 5 for
Mint, Giant pansy. Nigel-
biosa 25c doz. Others.
mA. Everson, Rt. A, Cor-

ge white oad yellow chry-
emums 50c doz.: Rose of
on bushes 1 yr. old 25c ea:
pulbs 25c doz.; large
nning rose cuttings 10e
50c doz. Mrs. A. L. Branan,
Duncan Ave., Macon.

nice boxwood for founda-
: ylanting $3.00$2.00 ac-
ig to size; 1 yr. plants i0c
Uyr. 20; 3 lilacs $1.50 ea.;
elias, altheas 4 ft. high
ea.; smaller 50 and 25c ea.;
Tose 25c ea.; Persian rose
: Bamboo (enough for
$10.00. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd.
oharetta.

Easter lily bulbs 15c
ild Boston type ferns 10c
atermelon red and pur-
crape myrtle, pink, white
rose bush, honeysuckle,
nolia, flowering sweet bay.
olive 1 to 4 ft. 10c.. 35c
postage. Mrs. T. K. Wom-
Dublin.
ral varieties mixed Cer-
ris 7oc C, 50 for 50c; pur-
Siberian iris $1.50 C, 50 for
Poco tor: b0c: pink thrift
No order less than 50c.
postage. No checks...
Jones, Rt. 1, Hampton.
ychium Coronarium but-
y or ginger lily $2.00 G0Zz.
ryanthes fairy or rain lily
doz. Postpaid. Exc. several
sand blooming size narcis-
for elds. oe Mrs. G. R.

edars . 2 fii 56 ea.; white
yellow honeysuckle vines
doz.; old time bluebells 15c
Exe. for feed sacks white
printed. Add postage. Mrs.
sert Sayne, Rt. 1, Murray-

daisies, well rooted,
several colors, also

is

oe Airs. Minnie Malphins,

ee 150 var. of

winning mums, large

ing, pompons and button

pes 75c, 50c and 35c doz.,

ively. R. W. Green, Box
Elberton.

Boxwood 1-2 ft. well shaped
; arborvitaes, 25c and 50c ea.

per 1-10 ft. 25c to $1.00;
ily bushes 2 for 25c. Add
ge. Mrs. C. D. Haynes,

ea VH, $5. 00. C; China
-b. 35c each: redbud, garden-
ibelias 25 each: Pride of
chester 15c each. Nice plants
d well rooted. Mrs. M. L
stbrook, Bremen.
Fine prize winning show type
rysanthemums: all named va-
ies, buttons, large pompons,
isies, anemones, Koreans and
1ers. Well rooted. Moss pack-
Write. Mrs. Marion Turner,
wkinsville.

Watermelon red erape myr-
s tame white dogwoods, yel-
tew thornless roses 15 ea.;
b1.00 doz. Exc. for 100 bb. size
ite sacks in good condition;
o limited quantity purple hull
le peas 75c gal. Exc. some.

.-. Bryan, -Rt.. 1,

hibiscus, Black

white pines 25c ea.;

as 50c doz.; crabapple

t ea.; Seven sister roses 75c

ivy 35c doz. Add ostage.

N. Cochran, Roy.

Lemon lilies, very fragrant

uk iris, white iris 5 doz.

25;-January jasmine $1.25

Del. Mrs. H. O. Padgett,

mia 423 Florida Ave. S -E.

Purple and white iris lilies,

ter and eggs, narcissi, garlic

t 10e doz. Add postage.

for white feed sacks. Mrs.
Dodd, Rt. 2, Alpharetta.

Columbine, stock, verbena
Hmps, $1. 00 doz.; English dai-
, snapdragons, Sweet Willi-

ms 25c doz.; Pansies $1.00 C;

aS 15. each. Perennials
Annuals. Mrs. H. L. Mc-
ry, Royston.

Purple butterfly, barberry,

Cherokee ros, all colors
leas, pink, red and yellow
egwoods, jJaurels, rhododen-

erabapple, spruce and

pines, well rooted 4 ft.
Soe : Eg Shasta daisies

Folgucs , Blue

-maple.

Mrs.

\T Rt. 2, Bremen.



_ FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,
ivy, hemlock, azaleas, holly,
white and black pines, Japoni-
cas, redbuds, Cherokee roses
$1.00 doz. Mrs. Minnie B.
Campbell, Morganton.

Rooted roses, Awnoricas
Beauty, red and white Sweet-
heart, Keystone, Killarney, oth-
ers. White, blue and yellow
iris. Miss Mary C, Florence,
Durand.

Large double: dahlia tubers,
flowers about 10 in., colors
blue, pink, lavendar, yellow,
white, purple; some smaller.
Name and-color stamped on
each tuber. Other flowers. Wal-
nut meats 5 pints $1.00. Mrs.
W. A. Johnson, Alto.

Giant also dwarf zinnias 10
cupful or exc. for okra seed or
fancy leaf coleus, blooming
cactus plants, double pink ger-
aniums. Each pay eee Mrs.
D. L. Branch, Rt. 2, Lenox.

Whiie narcissus ae C; large
size double dahlias, lavendar
and red, 25c tuber. Add post-
age, Mrs. Ruth Fricks, White-
stone. a

Heartsease, red verbena . 25c
doz. 5 coral vines 50c. Good
roots. No exc. Stamps accepted.
for postage. Mrs. Ida Taylor,
Rt. 2. Arlington.

_Jonquils 50c C; iris assorted
colors 75 C ge dic oe
Rt: 7; Atlanta. ~

Magnolia, sweet oa
crape myrtle, tea olives, red
dogwood, umbrella
china, yellow Jasmine, ever-
green oak, long straw pine,
faliberry. i ft, 10c3 3.1020;
4 ft. 25c; Butter & egg 15c doz.
Exe. for sacks. Add postage.
Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Rt. 1, Dublin.

5 colors-flame azaleas, Bar-
bary Jap. quince, sweet Jas-
mine, laurel, Grandflorium rho-
dodendron, red cedar, white
flowering Florida dogwood,
bridal wreath, Spanish bayonet,
Halis Jap. honeysuckle, others
$1.00 doz. Mrs. J. H. Penland,
Ellijay.

Hollyhocks mixed colors
small size 25c doz.; larger size
bloom this year 50c doz. Mrs. H.
S. Young, Fairmount.

- Red dogwood Brides Wreath,
brides bouquet, American
Beauty rose 2 for 25c; Easter
lilies, day lilies; snowdrop, jon-
quils 25c doz. Mrs. Malva Sil-
ver, Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Guinea wing and maple be-
gonia 10c cutting 2 for 15c; pink
and blue hydrangeas 10 cut-
ting; purple lilacs. spreas, but-
terfly bushes well rooted 15c
ea. 2 for 25c. Mrs. J. A. Wilson,
Martin,

Big ball marigold flower seed
also red and white striped pe-
tunia, and all colors Ma Perk-
ins big zinnia seed mixed, all
home grown, 3 packets 20c\
postpaid. Coin or stamps. Mrs.
Eula Overby Rt. 2, Gainesville.

Big yellow blooming jonquils
50e C; blue iris lilies 75c C. No
checks. Mrs. Effie L. McElroy,

red

Althea plants 25 for $1.00,
gorgeous white and lavendar
blossoms with beautiful foliage.
Write or see Hal Henry, Stock-
bridge.

Grape begonias 20c ea.; dou-
ble orange and red geramiums,
double American Beauty red
geranium and pink 15c ea. plus
pee Mrs. Mamie Stone, Rt.

; Adairsville.

10 small boxwoods 75 each |:

or $5.25 for lot; 4 cottonwoods
(make lovely shades) $1.00 ea.;
Boston ivy $1.00 doz. bunches:
white daisy Se eeguns
75e doz. Mrs. J, A. Henson, Rt.
1, Fairmount.

Japanese blue iris 25 doz.,
blue siris seed 10c packet; sev-
eral colors fine dahlig tubers
75 doz. Mrs. Hettie wines
Rt. 1, Alto. h,

Red yellow pink azaleas,
crabapples white pines, red and
silver maple, tulip poplars,
Mtn. laurels, red and white
dogwood, hollies, redbuds, fern
and evergreens, rhododendrons,
Easter bells 3 ft. high $1.20 doz.
PP. Mrs. Claude Mashburn,
Blue Ridge.

Red, yellow and pink azaleas,
crabapples, white pines, red and
silver maple, tulip poplars.
Min. laurels, red and white
dogwood, hollies, redbuds, fern
and evergreens, rhoedodendrons,
Easter bells 3 ft. high $1.20 doz.
PP. Mrs. Nancy Cooper. Mor-
ganton.

Pink perennial _pea, pink
flowering almond, golden bells
snowdrop 1i0c each, 3 for 25c;
red and pink verbena 5e cut-
ting, 6 for 25c; pink thrift 30



C. Miss Willie D. Woodward,
Jenkinsburg. Peis a

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

oe

15 cages plored iris in-
cluding Dream, one of the fin-
est, all different and true to
mame for $1.00. Mrs. William J.
Ballard, Fayetteville.

Ornamental Ricinus. Tall,
majestic plants for lawns, back-
grounds or quick shade. Larg-
est annual. Leaves of glossy or
bronze metallic hue; long seed
spikes of searlet or green. 10c
ounce postpaid. L. H.. Nichols,
Box 349, Valdosta.

Dahlias$1.25 doz-M. Wil-
son, Roman Eagle, Avalon,
Prince of Persia, White Won-
der, Treasure Island, Jane
Cowl, Marshalls pink, Jersey
Beauty, others. Mrs. H. H. Gils-
trap, Rt. 1, Suwanee.

. Snapdragonslarge rustproof |

plants le each. Orders for fifty
or more prepaid. Ruth Harrell,
Doerun.

Pink weigelias, golden bell,
white spirea, white dogwood
15c each; mixed colors azaleas
50c doz.; boxwood 12 in. 25c
each, 5 "for $1.00; white and
yellow narcissus, mixed colors
= $1.00 C; yellow jonquils

dc C. Add postage. Mrs. R. M.
Ray. Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Boxwood 14-16 in. -25 each,
ali colors blooming size azaleas
50c doz.; dogwood, Mtn. laurels,
ivy spruce, white pine 65c doz.;
dbl. yellow and red Japonicas,
snowball, pink and red weigeli-
as 20c each. Exc. for sacks. Mrs.
Grace Cochran, Roy. a

All colors azaleas, Mtn. laurel
45c doz.; purple iris, phlox 35c
doz.: purple lilac 50c each;
chrysanthemums large flowers
15e bunch; white spirea 20c
each; white pine, maple, sweet-
gum, crabapple 25c each. Add
pee James Locke, Rt. 2,

llijay d

Rooted arborvitaes and ede.
es $1.00 doz.; red and yellow
azaleas, Mtn. laurels, black and
white pines $1.00 doz.; Mtn.
ferns wax plants, pink arbutus
50c doz.;,roses, altheas, 75 doz.
Exc. for anything can use. Mrs.
Mae Wright, Loving.

Heavenly blue moonvine seed
6c packet; large packet 10c, 50c
ounce; Cherokee and McCart-
ney rose $2.00 C postpaid. J. W.
Toole, R 33 Burton Ave., Ma-
con.

Tiger lilies 15c each 2 for 25c;
Japonicas 20c ea.; phlox 20c
doz.; iris 30 doz.; blooming al-
mond 10c ea.; Eng. dogwood 15c
ea.; white pine, spruce, holly,
rhododendron, ivy $1.00 doz.;|
Exe. for rhubarb. Add poe
Mrs. W. F. Bailey, Rt. , BLi-
jay

Big double dahlias different
sizes and colors all labeled 25c,
50c and 75c; 1 bunch hydrangea
enough to set 3 or 4 flower pots
50c; flowering pear 25c ea. gar-
He bulbs 20c doz. Add Bpee ee.
Mrs. I. A. Woodring, Rt. 1) Al-
to..

Pretty heavy boxwood 4-6
in. $4.00 C; red Cydonica Jap-
onica 2-3 ft. 5 for $1.00; Jan.
Jasmine $5.00 M; gardenias
blooming size 50c each, $5.00
doz.: red and white crepe myr-
tle 2-3. ft. $2.00 doz.; other bulbs
and shrubs. Mrs. C. M. Robin-
son, Greenville.

Honeysuckle vines, Seven
Sister rose bushes, crape myr-
tles, bush honeysuckle 8c each
90c doz.; 50c orders or over de-
livered; also white flags 50c
doz. Miss Hazel Patterson, Rt.
2, Waco,

White narcissus, jonquils,
daffodils $1.00 doz.; monthly
roses 15c each. Have nice lot
of pot flowers; also well rooted
boxwoods. Mrs. H. F. Turner,
Rt. 6 Gainesville.

Yellow jonquils 45 C or $2.00
M; white daffodils 25c doz. Mrs.
H. L.' Wright, Rt. 2, Waco.

Rhododendrons, Min. laurels,
white dogwood, sweet shrubs,
white and spruce pines, red ma-
ple 3 colors azaleas, coralberry,
Cherokee rose 3-4 ft. $1.00 doz.
PP; yellow violets, Shasta dai-
sies; snowdrops $1.00 C. Mrs.
Leila Dickey, Morganton.

Pink and red spirea red Jap-
onieas, pink weigelias, white
and pink altheas, purple lilac,
purple wisteria, Mtn. hydran-
geas, Mtn. azaleas, golden bells,
barberry, govt. inspected,
Risacine size $1.00 doz. Mrs.
Thomas Webb, Rt. 3, Ellijay.

Blue iris bulbs 10 doz.; jun-
ipers well rooted 24 in. high
$1.00 ea.; crape myrtle and,
spirea 10c ea, No checks. Add
postage. Mrs. Pearl Robinson,
Rt. 2, Bowdon, \
_ White lilac 4 ft. 25 each;
small one 6 for 25c; yellow bells
< for 25c> wisteria, brides
wreath 25c ea.; yellow Jasmine
6 for 25c. Mys, E. a Coggins,

panes



- FLOWERS AND SEED
: SALE_

30 Arborvitaes 16- 24 in. high
35c ea., 4 for $1.00; 25 Junipers
16-22 in. high 30c each 4 for
$1.00. Well rooted; purple iris
25c doz., 6 for $1. 00; orange
lilies 20 doz., 7 for $1.00; hon-
eysuckle vine 15c de@z;;= 8. for
$1.00 PP Homer Craig, Loving.

Large blooming size Tiger
lily bulbs 3 for 50c, 6 for 75c,
8 for $1.00 postpaid. Mrs. Tlah
Hudgins, Flowery Branch.

Mixed bulbs Cfine for lawn
sowing, bloom from Jan. until
May) jonquils, buttercups, but-

ter and eggs, white and small.

cluster, fragrant yellow narcissi
50c C, 500 for $2.00. Add post-
age. Mrs. B. T. Echols, Philo-
math.

=

Holly, crabapple, azaleas,
Mtn. laurel, rhododendrons,
dogwood, peach roses, lilac $1.00
doz.: ferns, evergreen galax,
trailing arbutus $1.00 C: white,
yellow and rust chrysanthe-
mums 25c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. -A. I. Nichols, Mineral
Bluff,

German blue iris 25c_ doz.;
chrysanthemums, bronze, white.
pink and yellow, mums, jon-
quils, narcissi $1.00 C% flower-
ing pear, color red and rooted
25e ea.; Century plants 15c ea.;
Exe for butterbean seed pox
flowers. Mrs. A, L. SROGEINE Rt.
2 Bremen.

Large type chrysanthemums,
pink, yellow and white, cream
50c dez.; medium type in all
colors, pink button type-and
orchid Korean 40c doz. Add 7c
postage. Mrs. Carrie L. Price,
Jenkinsburg.

Double zinnia seed, Ma Park-
ins, and Marigold seed, 3 tea-
cups full for 20c and postage.
Coin. F, M, Watson, RFD, Tem-
ple.

Dahlias32 varieties all true
to name $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
doz. delivered; few 40c each. No
exchanges. Mrs, R. .Q.. Miller,
Rt. 2, Acworth.

Pink, red and yellow dog-
wood, all colors azaleas, laurels,
rhododendron, hollies, spruce
and white pine, crabapple, red
maple, Cherokee rose 3 ft- PP
$1.00 doz. Ferns, Shasta daisies
$1.00 C. Mrs. A. L. Hemphill,
Blue Ridge:

Well rooted ligustrums from
24 in to 48 in. high 5c ea. plus
postage. Mrs. John G. Owen,
Waverly Hall.

eda double, all epiore 5c

: bronze chrysanthemums 2
for 25c; white, yellow fall
pinks red horsemint, white
hardy phlox 2 for 5c. Add post-
age. Gertrude Messer, Aska.

Golden bushes 25c ea.:; purple
lilacs 15 ea.: 2 for 25e: Chris-
mas vine, wisteria, same price;
Lupine seed. 10 spoonful, 3 for
25c;-spider plant seed 15c, 2
for 25c. Mrs. Rinda Rodgers,
Rte 1, Conyers,

Pink hyacinths 50c doz.: blue
flag lilies $1.00 C; English dog-
wood, white lilac 2: fOr 250"
summer pinks 15c doz, Add
pores Mrs. Joe Massey, Rt.

Hartwell.

Double yellow Japonicas 50c
ea.; red Jap. quince, lilac 30c
ea.; weeping Mary Indian ar-

w, double almonds, bridal
wreath, large double pink, red
roses, azaleas 20c ea.; foxglove,
daffodils, violets a doz. Exch.
for sacks. Mrs, R. J. Richards,
Talking Rock.

Foxglove, daffodils, violets,
Narcissus, sweet Williams 20
doz.; weeping Mary Indian

arrow, double almond, bridal

wreath, azaleas, altheas,
dodendrons 20 a.;
quince, lilac 30c ea.:
low Japonicas 50c ea.
sacks. Mrs.

Talking Rock.

Large type chrysanthemums,
cocoanut white, shaggy white,
three different orchid. yellow,
Bronze, large ball type. white
medium pompon white and
yellow 50c doz.; button, 2 types,
bronze, white, yellow, orchid
40c doz. Add postage. Mrs. C.
H, Farrar, Jenkinsburg...

Old fashioned flags, purple
iris lemon lilies, yellow, white
narcissi, jonquils $1.00 C: white,

rho-
red Jap.
bl. yel-
xch. for
Harley Richards,

rose peonies, spirea, flowering |

almond, rose bush, golden
bell 25c ea.: tiger lilies ee ea.,
6 for 50c. Mums 25e doz, A. E.
Hughey, Rt. 1, Fairmount.

All colors azaleas 40c doz.;
purple iris 35 dozen; spruce
pines, white pines 2 for 256:
white spider lilies 10c ea.; red
Japonicas 40c ea.; sweet shrubs
25c doz.;' rhododendrons 25e
ea. Add postage, Mrs. Francis
Clayton, Rt, 2: Ellijay.

White daffodils, giant sweet
peas 10c doz.; blue iris, orange
day lilies 20c doz. blue hya-
cinths, 3 for 10: golden - Bells
3 for. 25c. Add. postage. Mrs.

Bonnell Nixon, ane + Boe :

| postage;

} endar;



_ FLOWERS AND SE
FOR SALE

Pink thrift 15. done 6
Add postage. Mrs. R. W.
ling, 504 Matthews Av:
aston.

Bachelor button red sa
mixed 25c cupful. Exch
white feed sacks. Each
Mexican and se\
head sunflower 10c tbl E
nias 15c cupful; scalbonia
cupful. Add postage. Miss \

Shieching, Rt. 1. Waco. _

5 colors iris, 7 colors
santhemums, Dusty Mill
Shasta daisies, orange day lil
ies, double and single daff dil:
in bud, white narcissus,
doz.,-5 doz. $1.00. Mrs. E
McConnell, Rt, 1, Demore

Achiminese bulbs
plus postage; 20c doz. postpaic
Bloom in summer, purple b

Mrs. E. B,

Barrett Rt. 2;
ielsville.

Blue iris, orange day
20c doz.; blue Roman hyacintl :
ator 10e: golden bells 3 -
25c; white daffodils,
sweet peas 10c doz. Add
age. .Mrs. Dora

| Bremen.

Jonquils, dogwood, _ceda
bushes, holly bushels, b Cl]
haw rcots rats-bane. Sell

-exchange for white feed sac

Maude Lee, Rt. 1, Murrayvil

Blue and lavendar iris, r
horsemint 25c doz.; red, p
and white azaleas, spruce a
white pines, rhododendroi
laurels, sweet shrubs, map
witch hazel 20c ea. Irene Pov
ell, Rt. 3. Eijay.

8 fine boxwood $5.00 a
Mrs, I. M: Lavingoos Ri
Ringgold. -

Rhododendrons, ivies, h
Cherokee roses, white and
maples, white and black pines,
Japonicas, red and white d
woods, sweet shrubs, bloo
locust, coralberry. azaleas $ 4
so George Brown, Morgan
on

1 English dogwood 10 tt
$2.00; Cherokee roses
dendrons, holly, silver,
and red maples, lavendar lo.
cust, dogwoods, azaleas, ho
2-4 ft. high $1.00 doz. Ma
Brown, Morganton.

Evergreen hedge plants
rooted 15-18 in. high $1.0
perennial phiox, pink anc
large flowering
santhemums red and gol
doz. Del. Mrs. Fannie. Glad
Rt. 2, Tallapoosa.

Red and pink begonia, 05
leus cactus 5c cutting;
and yellow chrysanthe
15e doz. Sanford emp, R
Lyons, :

Daitfodils, double and sin
25c doz.; variegated hone
suckle 40c doz. Mrs,
Roberts, BFD 2, Tallapoo

Larkspur plants, ragge
in 10e doz; verbena nice
ed 3- for 5c; pink yarrah
bordering beds, very hard ani
lovely, 2 plants 5c. Mrs. B HH.
Carter, 35 Weyman Ave
Atlanta Phone Ja 0268W.

Snapdragons all colors, some
variegated seed, teaspoonful
10c; large bronze mums 1
doz.; 2 doz. 25c.
please.

4, Commerce.

4 o'clock, mare cosm ys
and nest egg gourd seed 10
spoonful; okra 15 pint. ch.
for anything can use. Mrs. John
Weaver, Rt. 2, Temple .

Fall pink red, yellow an
white, blue daisies, hardy phiox
30c doz. bunches; orange
lilies lemon lilies

purple iris 45e doz. ;

C. Mrs, Ruby Hester
Dahlonega. ce ers
Sweet shrub, - Mtn, .
cream and white dogwood, rhx
dodendrons, black and whit
pines, 3 colors azaleas, _
apple, hemlock, cora er
strawberry bush, althea ili
purple butterfly 2-3 ft. h
$1.25 doz. PP. Phlox 00>
Billie Robinson, Minera B

Hedge. cutttings from oe
high, Can furnish 1000 at $1
C. B. J. Dewberry, Rt. i
lapoosa.

Mtn. laurels, rhododendra
3 colors azaleas, red, yellov
and pink dogwood, holly, whi
pine, Cherokee roses, coralber
ry strawberry bush. well roo
ed $1.00 doz, (4-5 ft. i
Postpaid. Mrs,
land, Morganton.

Tulip, poplar, dogwoods,
pink and yellow, 3 color:
leas, white pine, holly, Chero
kee roses, crabapple, Min. Jaur
els, rhododendrons coralbe i
redbuds, well rooted 3-5
high, $1.00 doz. Mrs. BM,
holland, Morg e

Fall marigolds
dwarf, Oe r, single ve
pk. Mrs


MARKET BULLETIN |

Wednesday, April 2.



FOR SALE



Hardy phlox, old fashioned
eet Williams, pink primrose,

sink thrift, snowdrops, white
white daisies, ageratum,

ster lilies several colors fall

inks 25c doz.: hen and bid-

dies 2 for 15c. Del. in Ist and

2nd zones. Miss Mary Hollo-
way, Dahlonega. Rt. 1. Box. 35.

Orange day lilies, snowdrift
bs, water lilies 50c _C: New
ar vines 50c doz. J. B. Jones,

RFD i, Dahlonega.

fashioned sweet Williams.
and white hardy phlox,
ros pink thrift white
ts, foxgloves, white dais-
Ss, ageratum 25c doz.; hen and
iddies 2 for 15c; August lily
ulbs 3 for 20c.. Miss L, M.
White, Rt. 1, Dahlonega.
Japanese privet 50c dozen:
scarlet and deep pink verbena
c dozen, 3 for 70c; white tube
oses 25c doz.; double yellow
nieas 2 for 25c. All root-
d. Del in Ga. Mrs, E. A. Smith,
Rt. 3..Greenville.. _
ed and white dogwood,
ck and white pines pink,
nd yellow azaleas, Mtn.
s yhododendrons, sweet
s red mapie, crabapples
high $1.25 doz.; evergreen
alax, trailing arbutus 35c_ doz.
eneva Dillard, Mineral Bluff.
arge dahlia tubers, 12 dif-
ent colors, 75c dozen plus
. April pee Hast-
Giant ollyhock
ants 25c doz. plus postage.
arch delivery, Mrs. T. S. Ter-
=RED- 2: Gula.
Holly, Mtn. dogwood, maple
! zen: Mtn. fern 20c bunch;
den bells 25c; red and
ak roses 10c each; Phlox, Fall
ks 35c dozen. Well rooted.
stpaid. Exch. for white feed
eks. Miss Mary Ballew, Ep-

White pine, red dogwood,
e dogwood, holly bush, Mtn.
els, pussy willows azaleas,
apples, sweet shrubs $1.00
iger lilies, blue iris, snow-
35c doz. J. W. Pickel-
Mineral Bluff.
and yellow peachtree
red tame honeysuckle
ew Years vine 10c ea.
5c; blue fall daisies, red,
d white trailing arbutus
. fall pinks 40c dozen;
cs lilies purple
doz. Mrs. R. E. Hester,

is 20c doz., 75c C; purple
and yucca, 3 for 50; daf-
jonquils 20c doz.; Am.
y, pink baby rambler,
velvet roses, 3 for 50c.
for other flowers and
Mrs W. Wiche, Ellijay,
Box O92: ee
range day and blue Easter
; 25c doz.; 5 doz. $1.00.
ite narcissi, yellow daffo-
jonquils 50c C; March rose

10c dozen, Exch. for PR.

plants. Add postage on
orders. Hazel Browning,
besa? ;
leas, red and white dog-
Js white. pines, hollies,
$, purple lilacs, laurels,
. silver and red maple 4
-25ce: Cherokee roses 50c
trailing arbutus, ever-
. galax, jonquils, . daffo-
75c C. Exch. for sacks.
a Holland, Mineral Bluff.
urple lilac, brides wreath,
sythia, purple wisteria $1.
: purple iris, lemon day
sweet shrubs, pink thrift,
oz, del. Mrs. M. E. Pat-
Rt. 2, Waco.
elias and abelia cuttings,
' Jaurels, - hydrangeas,
d white spireas, for-

milax, coral vines, blue
ollyhocks, chrysanthe-
geraniums, etc, Mrs.
Bogle, McRae.
odils, Star Bethlehem,
ard lilies, orange day lilies
; pink and purple altheas,
bells, snowball, weeping
y, azaleas 3 for 25c; nar-
us 25c doz.; pink hibiscus
25c. Add postage. Miss
Henderson, Rt. 3, Ellijay.
Alfred daffodils large
~50c C: blue Easter lilies,
inds and colors iris 25c
yellow thornless March
ie each. Well rooted.
G. M. White, Box 52, Rt.
shanan.
nty of shrubbery by truck
- to suit buyer; one crepe
le 15 ft. high $8.00, 3-4 ft.
50. Dollie Blackwell, Rt. 1,

thornless rose rooted

ow
blue flag lilies

ea

ee nk erepe myrtles 20c
dd postage. Mrs. Roy
Rt. 1, Buchanan,
English dwarf boxwoods,
Be oe $1.25 C;

10c

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Evergreen border plant liri-
ope 25c a clump or 50c C. Add
postage or express collect. Mrs.
Aver H. Moseley Jakin.

White and spruce pines, Min.
laurels, azaleas, holty, hemlock,
lilac, Cherokee rose, walnuts,
umbrella china, rooted 1-4 ft.
high 4 for 25c. Add postage un-
der 50c. Carlton Justus, Rt. 1,
Murrayville.

Have any amount of pink
flowering mountain thrift 500
for $1.25, $2.50 M; boxwood
cuttings 5c each. Postpaid. Bet-
ty Grizzel. Rt. 2. Cumming.

Red budded pink flowering
silvery appearance thrift $1.50
for 500, $2.75 M postpaid. Any
amount. All orders filled same
day received. Bertha Grizzle,
Rt. 2, Cumming.

Blue spider lilies, yellow Re-
gal lilies 75c doz.; white and
yellow jonquils, double butter
and eggs, long trumpet daffo-
dils $1.00 . Miss Ceeile Mc-
Curley Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Yellow jonquils, double yel-
low butter and egg, white ner-
cissus $1.00 C; blue spider lilies
$1.00 doz.; yellow perennial
larkspur 50c doz.; wild ferns
$2.00 C; peppermint, spearmint,
hoarhound 35c doz. Mrs.
Thornton McCurley, Hartwell.

White and red maples, black
and red and spruce pines, Cher-
okee roses, privet hedge, black
haw, ferns. crabapple $1.00 doz.
rooted 2-4 ft; boxwood, arbor-
vitaes, junipers, cedar cyttings
25ce each. Boyce Waldrop, Mor-
ganton. SS
~ Red Japonicas 25c each; blue
tame violets, 30c C. brown day
lilies and golden glow 30c doz.;
privet hedge $1.00 C; weeping
willows, yellow Japonicas 195
each 2 for 25c. Rooted. Del. Mrs.
Effie Ralston, Ella Gap.

Privet hedge $1.00 C; weep-
ing willows, yellow Japonicas
15 each, 2 for 25c; brown day
lilies and golden glow 30c doz.;
blue violets 30c C; red Japon-
icas 25c each. Rooted. Del. Miss
Martha Ralston, Ella Gap.

Yellow, white dogwoods, red-
buds, rhododendrons, spruces,
hemlocks, laurels, coralberries.
white pines, 4 colors azaleas
$1.00 doz. PP; snowdrop, ferns,
Shasta daisies, golden hearted
narcissi $1.00 C; 10 choice roses
$1.00. Addie Wilson, Morganton.

Azaleas all colors, hollies,
sweet shrubs,. Min. laurels,
spruce and white pines, white
dogwood, red maple 2-3 ft. 90c
doz.; purple and yellow iris,
jonquils, nareissi, violets $1.00
Cc. C. W. Plumley, Rt. 2, Elli-
Tyee

Azaleas 3 colors, rhododen-

and yellow dogwoods coralber-
ry, Cherokee _ rose. redbud,
white pine, holly bush, tulip
poplar 4 ft. high, rooted, $1.00

| doz. postpaid. Mrs. Boon Wil-

son, Morganton. 5

Rhododendrons, Mtn. _ Jaurel,
azaleas, silver maple, tulip pop-
lars spruce and white pines,
redbuds, red and white dog-
wood, coralberry $1.00 doz.;
trailing arbutus, lemon lilies,
blue violets, tame 40c doz. Add
postage. L, E. Stonecypher,
Loving. : S

Silver maples, tulip poplars,
red and yellow azaleas, rho-
dodendrons, Mtn. F
spruce and white pines, red-
buds red and white dogwood,
coralberry: $1.00 doz.; sugar
plums 10c each; lemon lilies,
trailing arbutus 40c doz. W. L.
Stonecypher, Loving. \

40 large boxwoods, several
small ones, 6 large Junipers, 8
large . arborvitaes,
purple lilacs, 2 large variegated
bush vines. Evergreens have
berries on them; Other flowers.
Can sell several truck loads
cheap. li; -H.- Coffey, Rt 4,
Blairsville.

white dogwood red maple, tulip
poplar, red, yellow and pink
azaleas, white pines, rnododen-
drons, running fern, Mtn. lau-
rels, spruce pine, redbwuds,
Easter. bells, 3 ft. high $1.25
doz. postpaid. Mr. U. L. Cole,
Morganton.

White narcissi 60e C, $4.00 M;
Bethlehem Star 50c C; red crape
myrtles 15c each, 2 for 25c;
purple iris 75c C; dahlia bulbs
40e doz. 3 doz. $1.00; pale blue
violets 10c doz.; mums 10c doz.
Exc. for white feed sacks. Mrs.
Martha Gilstrap, Alto.

Mtn. laurels, hollies, spruce
and white pines, lilaes, pussy
willows, white dogwood 75c
doz.; azaleas, red maple 40c
doz.; purple and yellow iris.
on issi $1.00 C. Add



drons, Mtn. laurels, pink, red

Laurels,

white -and |

Crabapple, hollies, red and |

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Daffodils, narcissi, snow-
drops, almonds, phlox, blue,
white and yellow violets, Shasta
daisies 20c doz. $1.00 C. Cecil
Wilson, Morganton.

King Alfred daffodils, 60c C;
pompon mums white, lavendar,
yellow and pink 25c doz.; dbl.
canna lilies pink, red and yel-
low 30c doz.; Shasta daisies 20c
doz.: new hardy violets 10c doz.
Miss Opal Gray, Rt. 1. Waco.

New hardy violets 10c doz.;
King Alfred daffodils large
bulbs 50c C; prize winning
mums, golden glow, rose Glory,
Betsy Ross, pure white, light
pink 25c.doz.; red and yellow
cannas 30c doz. Tom Gray, Rt.
1, Waco.

Double purple iris 35c doz.;
mixed pink and white rose
bushes 35c rooted, 25c cuttings:
white hydrangeas 20c_ each;
white oxalis 35c doz.; privet
hedge 30c C; exc. for AAA
white leghorn chickens. Add
postage. Mrs. Velma Dean Bre-
men.

Lemon lilies $1.00 C; pink,
white azaleas, spruces, white
pines, white dogwood 15c each,
$1.00 doz.; pink foxglove 20c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. C. C.
Vicks, Rt. 3, Ellijay. gers
Pink phiex, Royal blue iris,
yellow buttercups 25c doz.;

yellow forsythia, bridal wreath
25e each; red Japonicas 40c
each. Add postage. Inez Vick,
Rt. 3,-Ellijay.

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED





Want Roman hyacinths, snow-

drops, red, pink verbena, thrift
and periwinkle plants. Will exc.
value. Write. Mrs. Henry Grit-
fin Dallas, Rt. 1.
~ Want to grow on shares, Can-
nas, gladioli, narcissi, azaleas,
camellias. Peat and hardwood
ashes. Charles A. Stone, Syl-
vania. Rt. 3.

Want giant size pansy, pink,
blue thrift, red oleander, hya-
cinths, all colors amaryllis,
gladioli, large, dif. col. chry-
santhemums. Will exc. other

Smithville. .

Want bulbs, single, blue hya-
cinths. Write, L, C. Hall, Mil-
ledgeville. |

Want wild ferns, violets, ga-
lax, jasmine, herbs, lilies,
shrubbery, fuschias, blooming
size magnolias, also some old
fashioned, small peanuts, Mus-
covy ducks. Mrs. J. E. Ingram,
Lithonia, Rt. 3. 3

Want large dahlias, rainbow
colors, gladioli bulbs blooming
'size, roses, well rooted, pink,
white perennial phlox, tea-
olive, bearing holly, pittospor-
um, 1-2 yr. Kudzu plants. Ivy
L. Williams, Ty Ty.

Exc. large, nice chrysanthe-
mums (yellow and lavender)
plants for well rooted pot flow-
ers. Write first. Mrs. .G. C.
Smith, Camilla Rt, 2.

Want Sage plants and wan-
dering jew. Will buy or exc.
yellow jasmine plants. Write,
Mrs. T .M. Harris, Milner,

Want several doz, guaranteed
White, single, hyacinth bulbs.
Also what other colors have
you. Write. Mrs. Frank Hames,
Atlanta, 168 Howard St. S. E.

Exe. papershell and Schley
pecans at 14 and 16c lb. and
imported narcissi bulbs at 50c
doz for large Picardy glads,
orchid color glads, large type
dahlias and daisy and pom-pom
chrysanthemums, King Alfred
daffodils and others. Mrs. Dew-
ey Youmans, Stillmore, Rt. 1.

Want all col. Roman _ and
Dutch hyacinths, white physos-
tegia and white Lathyrus (per-
ennial sweet pea). Dr. Ida Ul-
mer Valdosta.

~Exc. Korean _boxwood ecut-
tings for red or white Camelia
Japonica plants, 12-15 in. high.
Make .offer. Maude Hamby,
Greenville. 4

_ Want 4 arborvitaes, 1 deodar,
4 nandinas, some snowgarland,
also blue and purple flags and.
abelia. Pay cash, or exc. white
feed .sacks and Calif peas.
Want plants at once Mrs. W.
-B. Braswell, Louisville, Rt. 1,
BOs i

Want some small evergreen
shrubs, spruce pines, cedars
magnolias, nandinas, also India
azaleas, camellia japonicas.
Make best price by the hun-
dred. Must be well packed,
with good roots. J. S. Hill, Win-
der.

Want jonquil bulbs, better
known as yellow-cups (cluster
blooms, very fragrant), very
small foliage (resembles wild
onions) blooms late,
prices per .100 lot. Mr:

*



snowballs, pink ecrape myrtle,,

flowers. Write. Mrs. L. Pitts, |:

FLOWERS AND SEED
WANTED

~ Want single pink and white
hyacinth bulbs Quote price and
when can del. Mrs. L. F. Lewis.
Monroe, 302 E. Washington St.

Want Japanese persimmon
trees or seed, buy or exc.. glad-
ioli bulbs for same. Mrs. Stella
Hobson, Jasper.

Want to exc. some milk and
wine lilies for dahlias and
gladiolus; one large bulb for 2
gladiolus and one for one nice
dahlia. Mrs. W. B. _ Hester,
Blakeley.

Exc. well rooted night bloom-
ing cereus plants for amaryllis.
perennial phlox plants, peren-
nial sweet pea, dwarf boxwood,
tulip magnolia dahlias. gladioli
white lilac or blue iris. Mrs, C.
M. Proctor, Summit.

Want 1 each, large kind, red,
white, yellow dahlias. Exc. box
flowers and sultana seed (from
8 dif. colors). Write first. Mrs.
R. F Thaxton, Franklin. Rt. 3.

Want red Pyrocantha plants,
camphor trees. Chinese elms 3
to 6 ft. at right price. L. K.
Roberts, Rt. 2 Wilmington,
Savannah.

Want.to exc. many differ-
ent kinds of perennials, shrubs,

rhododendrons. Mtn, laurel, ivy,
white and spruce pines. - Also
have some boxwoods for sale.
Write Mrs. Edith Free, Rt. 3,
Clarkesville.

Exe, yellow button chrysan-
themums, Tithonia and coral
vine seed for blooming size
purple iris bulbs or double red
and pink dahlia tubers. Mrs.
Geo. L. Cooper, Rt. 2 Ray City.

Exe. gardenias, exhibition
packed chrysanthemums, well
rooted, for camellia japonicas
and Indica or Krum azaleas.
Write first. Mrs. Brooks Ed-
wards, Guyton, Rt. 1, Box 90.

Exe. 1 peck nest onions for
2 ea. dbl. salmon, scarlet, and
dark red geraniums, rooted
cuttings of 2 ea. pink and red
eonch, 1 salmon sultana and
1 variegated. Each to pay pos-
tage Mrs. G. H. Eley, White
Plains.

FLOWERS AND PLANTS
s _ FOR SALE

11 extra large clumps white
spirea, suitable for long hedge,
for sale at once at my yard to
best offer. Mrs, J.. O. Boggus,
Franklin. f

Upland giant Bamboo plants,
6 settings $1.00 FOB.. D. C.

|Paris, Dallas.

Pink Thrift, rooted, 40c C..,
300 for $1.00. Add postage. Mrs.
J. H. Duke Wrens.

1 Magnolia Grandiflora, 30
ft. high, $35.00 as it stands.
Ralph Christopher, Montezuma.

12 everblooming 2 yr. ross,
good var., mixed colors, also 2
plants. of famous Van Fleet
climber, all blooming size, $1.00
prepaid. Mrs. A. D. Rainwater,
College Park, Rt. 2.

Delta iris, canary yellow
and redish purple perfectly
hardy,-a 6 petal, flat bloom on
tall spikes, 6 of each $1.00;
want a Marechalneil, well root-
ed, 2 year old rose bushy Mrs.
Grant Brock, Tallapoosa.

12 var. iris, 50c doz.; blue-
eyed African and Shasta dais-
ies, blue forget-me-nots 25c
doz.; johnny-jumpups, phlox,
larkspur, 15 doz.; red, pink,
white, blue, iavender verbena,
thyne, peppermint, thrift 15c
clump. Mrs. W. A. Huff, Mil-
ledgeville, Rt. 2. -.

1 doz. Tiger lily bulbs, $1.00
postage prepaid. Mrs. J. M. Hig-
gins, Dahlonega, Rt. 4.

Pink, red, salmon
ger., and begonias. fancy leaf
and trailing coleus, blue ager-
atum, red, blue sage, dwarf
giant, rosey morn petunias,
others, 10c ea, $1.00 daz. Less
doz. add 10c on postage. Miss
Sadie Bell McEver, Gainesville,
Box 486.

yellow, red variegated, golden
yellow, incurved, shaggy white,
purple flat petals, .
cheer, 15 for 50c. Add postage.
Ne cks. nor stamps. Mrs. L.
Johnson, Point Peter, Rt. 1.

2 yr. old coral vines, 40c ea.,
1 yr. old coral vines, 20c ea.
Mrs. E. J. Williams, Ty Ty.

Gladioli bulbs for sale or exc.
for white 100 lb. cap.: feed
sacks: doz. for 5; also exc, 100
everbearing strawberry plants

lots (sell for 40c) for 4 sacks.
Mrs. FE. L. Kanady, Cleveland,
ARG 2; oe

- Red spider lilies, blue, Ro-
man hyacinths, dbl, yellow,
dbl. white narcissi, 35e doz.;

Kosters narcissi, dbl. daffodils,
odorus Rugulusos jonquils, $1.00



C. Mrs, Cliff C. Dye. Middie-
On. Rt. I pee et Fifer ees

dahlia bulbs, raspberry plants,

sultana, |

Large type chrysanthemums.

christmas.

for 2 sacks; 1 gal. white shal-

King Alfred daffodils, Laurence

FLOWERS AND PLAN
FOR SALE _

Blue salvia, gaillardi
proved Shastas, semi-d
pink, daisy Mums, 40c doz. |
also good size sage plants,
del. Mrs. Hunter Allen,
liamson. ~- ; ag

Lots of Cosmos seed,
dahlia (purple) tubers. for |
or exc. for others. Also lik
have some okra seed. Mrs. V
ter L. Carter, Baxley, Rt.

Iris montbretia, 15c
August lilies, Siberian iris,
ea.; Johnnie-jump-up, pan
star phlox, 20c doz.: tubero
single. dbl.. 30e doz. Want
pink and white cannas. Mr
B. Brannan, McDonough,

, Dahlias, $1.25 doz.; Princ
Persia, Jane Cow} White
der, Treasure Island, Da
Purple Giant, Frances Larr:
Mrs. Warner, and other
H. E. Bell. Duluth.

Blue fall aster. chrysan
mums, iris th
ged Robins, hardy sweet {
clump clematic, :
cherry, coreopsis, hardy
shrubbery very
Mrs. Abit
1966 Boulevard N EE,
Burpees super giant. 1Si
25c doz.: $1.25 C; Gailiaee ins,
shasti daisies, larkspurs,
culus, 20c doz.; 2 yr. Che
roses and Dr. van Flee
20c ea., 2 for 35c. All p
A. C.-Minter, Atlanta, 7
noke Ave., N E. Ch 241
Paper white narcissi
purple sage flowers, 5(
also 2 lbs, good, fres
col. butter (cow T. B. t
each week, 25c Ib. |
C. M. Clackum, Waco, F

Dwarf boxwood cutting
doz.; $1.50 C. Nice, co
splendidly rooted plants
E. J. Gooch, Eatonton.

Geranium rooted cut
pink red sultanas, big lea
trailing coleus, scarlet a
sage, 10c ea., 15 for $1.60
than $1.00 add 10c _ post:
Mrs. Boyd McEver, Lula, R

Camellia japonicas, a
tea-olives, banana shrub,
cantha, pittosporum, gree
riegated virburnum,
sum, tinus, Indica, K
azaleas, 2 for $1.15; dbl.
Jap. azaleas, 75c and
Mrs, J. A. Griffin, Cordele

Large clump of each |
wool plant, golden glow
each; blooming , size

|}nymph, Apricot glow, Fl.

red, gladiolus 25c doz. M
A. Pendergrast, Reynold;
Wild birdfoot violets,
sweet Williams, wild iris.
wild ferns, bl root,
root, Shasta daisie $1.50
verbena, yellow Jasmin
each $1.00 doz. Add posta:
Mrs. Clara Bell Carey, Rt.
Royston. dete
Nice yellow plum sp
each; red dahlias 50c do:
for other color dahlia
chrysanthemums, or any
large mums except y
bronze; or for hardy phlox
laurels, rhododendrons.
Frank Jones, Rt. 1 Sa
Purple and lavend
large blooming size ;
bulbs with tops 50c C., 200
90c; white iris bulbs 75
for $1.40; blooming si
quils and paper white
45c C; 200 for 80c. Mrs. I
E. White, Rt. 2, Bx 231, T

PLANTS FOR SA





_ Gov. insp. red skin
plants, $1.25 not pr
Book orders now. -B. L.
Jesup. Rt. 1.

P. R. plants, Gov,
M. 5 1d up,
Prompt shipment. W
Bristol. oe

P, R. plants, Gov. insp.
M; 5 M. and up -$1.00
only. Cash with order
shipment. B. D. Branne
tol, Rt. 1, foe ;
' Gov. insp., and tres
plants, yellow and
$1.40 M. parcel post p
var., tomato plants,

i. | Del. Mae Thornton, S x

- Genuine true to nan

globe tomato plants, April 1

(10th del. $1.00 M. del. 2 I

95c M. del. Prompt sI

L. D. Lightsey, Screve
Gov. insp.

skin P32 Re ie

Gov. tape, April and -

$1.50 M, del, Mrs. L

fis, OCrevene =
Everbearing str;

Lucretia dewberr

sale or exc. fi

or named var.



ier, Mrs, Willi





PLANTS FOR SALE |

E. CORN AND SEED CORN | BEA



ed and sellaw on

aegis. tied with Gov.

Del. April, $1. 50 M. del.
orge Griffis, Screven.

var.,. cabbage and onion,

open grown lead. var.,

gato plants from cert, seed

dy, $1.50 M. 5 M. $7.50; Bell

-hot pepper, $2. 00 M. pota-

1.90 M. prepaid. Sat, guar.

rold Smith, Baxley.

J.. Chas. W. cabbage
nts, now ready, 75c M. del.
a., 65c M. FOB. Alton Pitt-

ad. var., iueie plants,
del or 5000 lots 65c M.
. Ottis Pittman; Baxley, Rt.
154.
udzu crowns, 2-yrs. old eink
er. $6.00 M. at farm. No vine
ngs. Cash with order. B.
itson, Hamilton.
pring grown onion and cab-
cae 500. 50ce; 90c M.
0 - PR. potato, April-
$1.50 M; 5 M. $6.00;
ae same time and
BL: Stokes, Fitzgerald.

thornless

farris, Buchanan, Ri. 2.
Kudzu crowns or vine cut-
ags. Dig them yourself; any
mount you want. $1.50 M. Lo-
ated 1-2 mi, East of Ranger. M
. Rhodes, Ranger, Rt. 2.

ondike strawberrry plants,
95 M:; Klondike, _ slightly
xed. $1.10 M. Ethel Sullivan,

etta, ead:
Purple and pink skin Pou.
Early Triumph potato
nts. $2.00 M. del. parcel post;
1.50 M. FOB. Begin shipping
+ April 25th. Cash with or-_
B. B. Medders, Alma,

Senuine Marglobe tomato.
d plants, full count, moss
25e C $1.00 M. 2M up.
del.; P. R. potato, $1.75
a Ready in April. W. D.
ghtsey, Screven.
P. R., Early Triumph potato
tomato plants, $1.25 M.
11 count, prompt shipment.
Harrison. Coffee.
Pure Copenhagen and Gold-
Acre cabbage plants, fresh
rown, 50c M. FOB; 65c
arcel post- prepaid. J. N. Mc-
sorvey, Pavo. |
J., Chas. W. Copenhagen
Market cabbage, white and yel-
Bermuda onion, 500, 45c;
- M. Booking orders for P. R.
d Nancy Hall potato plants,
1.50 M. Leroy Sharpe, Bax-

onderberries and Gibson
wherry plants, 40c C; $3.50
ady T.. 30c C; $2.50 M. All

to name. Exe. for white,

. cap. sacks. Add postage

yall orders. No chks. Mrs.
.ona Blackwel,! Dahlonega. Rt.

Strawberry plants: 25c doz;
arlic bulbs. 35 dioz; Seven
yr rose bush custings, pink,
= 20e -a; Magic carpet
ts. 50c large size bunch;
pernong vines, 10c ea. $1. 00
Marie Clackum, Waco. Rt.

ssuhenen. Cx W. cabbage }
Jants, 75c M. 500, 50c. Full;

> Mullis. Baxley. Rt. 4.
i vuicbe tomato plants, $1.56
Del. or $1:25 M. at Bed.
\pril del. Day Peacock Sur-

i shtsey, Surrency. Rt. 2.
-E. J., Chas., and Flat Dutch
cabbage, 75e M. del.; Tomato
ants, $2.50 M.; booking or-
ers for pepper and egg-plants.
-Chanclor, Pitts.
New Necterberry and Boy-
enberry plants. Write for in-
ormation and price. Thos. E.
liseock, Quitman.
W. and Dutch cabbage and
ermuda onion plants, 20 C;
00 M; 100 Vigorvine tomato

ailed. L A. Crow, Gainesville.

Oc M; white and yellow Ber-
nuda onion plants, same price;
arglobe tomato, $2.50 M; 50c
Ovie Crow, Gainesville.
Chas. E. J., Wakefield cab-
bage, white and yellow Ber-
dda onion plants, 600 each,
Se or 500 mixed 50c; booking
wders for early P. R. plants,
rom Gov. insp. seed, $1.50 M.
J. Morris. Baxley.
Red skin P. R., and White
riumph potato plants, $1.15 M.
sh ee order. ~T. J. Dixon,,

plants $1.50 M. Book orders
early. C. R. Redmond, Pelham.

- Booking orders for imp. red
skin P. R. April del. $1.50 M;
5 M. $6.00; also Marglobe and
Stone tomato plants, $1.25 M;
5 M. $5.00. W. S. Anderson,
Alma. Rt. 4.

Golden Acre, Copenhagen,
CkKas. and Marion Market cab-
bage, Crystal Wax and yellow
Bermuda onion also collard
plants, 500, 40c; 75c M; 5 M.
$3.00. Prompt shipment, - good
plants guar. Mrs. Eural Carters
Lake Park.

Good, strong Early Triumph
potato plants. $2.00 M._ del.
Prompt del. G. A. Lewis, Bax-
ley. Rt. 4.

Cabbage plants, large. fresh,
extra early J.; and Chas. W.
500, 50c; 75c M: 5 M. $3.50 del.
postpaid; white Bermuda onion
plants, same price, Sat. guar.
F, F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Govt insp. and treated, P. R.,
plants. $1.40 M.. parcel-postpaid
to 3rd zone; $1.25 M. Exp. Col.
Frank Merritt, Screven.

P. R., and Nancy Hall plants,
$1.50 M. Booking orders now.
A. R. Jones, Pelham. ss

All var. cabbage, 75e M;
Margiobe, New Stone tomato,
$1.00 M; P. R. potato plants,
$1.50 M. April del. Mrs. Mary
Crosby, Baxley. Rt. 4, Box 53.

Gov. insp., P. R. plants $1.50
M; Gr. Balt:more, Marglobe to-

pimiento. pepper seed. Plants
shipped last of April or Ist of
May.
Rt.-4, Box 189.

Kiondike strawberry plants,
75c, 500; $1.50 M; Lady T. 80c,
500; $2. 00 M; black pole bean
seed, tender, hand picked 15c
Ib. Lisbon Allen, Gainesville.
Rio:

Everbearing strawberry
plants, 20c C. Exe. for white
feed sacks, 2 tor 100 plants.
Postpaid. Mrs. Emory Grindle,
Cleveland. Rt. 2.

Giant New Gem, veal ever-

_| bearing strawberry (picked an

.av. of 100 qts. a week from
May until hard freeze in No-
vember; over a 100 qts. in Dec.
1939) plants, 90e C. prepaid;
250, $1.50; $5.00 M. Exp. C. A.
Dobbs, Gainesvilie,

Iceberg lettuce, Wakefield
cabbage Wonder beets, Ga. col-
lards; 25ec C; $2.00 M; Mar-
globe tomato, 50c C; 500, $2.06.
Ready. White Mush peas, 25c
ib. 4. tbs. $1 00: Mrs. FY.
Franklin, Register.

Copenhagen, Dutch and
Wakefield cabbage, 20c C; $1.06
M; Bermuda onions, same price.
Lady peas, 10c lb. All mailed.
A. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Gibson and Wonderbearer
strawberry plants 40c C; $3.50
M; Lady T., 30c C; $2.50 M;
few Jewels and Red Golds. 50c
Cc. All true to name; speckled
crowder and Calif. black-eyed

| peas, 12 lbs., $1.00, prepaid Ist

and 2nd zone. No chks. Mrs.
== Grindle, Dahlonega. Rt.

Cabwane plants, 65c M; FOB;
aise booking orders early to-
mato, Calif. Wonder and hot
cayenne pepper plants, O. F.
Baker, Sycamore.

Caboage and onion plants,
$1.00 M; cabbage $1.00 lb;
tomato 80c . lb; R. potato

| plants, ready ea 20th, $1.75

i'M. All prepaid. Major Crow,
Gainesville. Rt. 1.



SEED FOR SALE



Blue Ridge Mtn. climbing
tomato, grows 20 ft., 3 bu. to

vine 200 seed, 25c; 10 Collossal
(yellow) largest, free with ea.
order while they last. Will C.
Smith, Roy.

Genuine Imp. Cuban or Dix.
de Queen melon seed, 75c Ib.
Hand saved from large. selected
melons, guar. sound, pure and
clean, W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.

Master Marglobe Cert. toma-
to seed, $3.00 lb; Marglobe spe-
cial str. $1.65 lb; Marglobe,
standard and Baltimore, Stone.
$1.10 Ib. W. R. Stephens. Dah-
lonega.

Truckers Favorite squash:
grows 20 ft., bear till late
frost, 50c lb; del. Exc. some for
corn, R. L. Peel, Millen.

Marglobe Tomato seed, $1.00
Ib.; New Stone, 70c Ib. All del.
W. O. Waldrip, Flowery
Branch,

Pure Lispy watermelon seed,
"5c Wb.; Hastings Rocky Ford
Cantaloupe, 5Oc tb. Mrs, J. FE:

.| Bennett, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

.|termelon seed. 75c tb.
_ Shuman, Hazlehurst, Rt, 3._

7 Ybs. of Cuban Queen wa-



Ee Le

P. R. and Nancy. Hall potato
seed, pure,

mato, $1.25 M; Del. Exc. for]
peas, N. C. Runner peanuts or:

W. G. OQuinn, Baxley.



Yellow meat watermelon
3. tablespoonsfuls
10c; 9 tablespoonfuls 25c, plus
postage. B. M. Miller, Rebecca.

Tender cornfield bean seed
20c cupful. Add postage. Mrs.

Homer Eller, Ella Gap.

200 lbs. Searfield and Re-
cleaned Serecia Lespedeza, F.
O. B., 16c lb. Robert Griffin,
Madison. P. O. Box 335.

7 lbs. of pure Stone Mt. Wa-
termelon seed, 35c lb; Also
Green Pod Okra seed. 1@c cup-
ful. Postage added for both. J
R. Brown Maysville, Rt. 3.

Several Gallons long ,white
citron seed, $1.00 per 1-2 gal.
No chks. M. C, Thompson, So-
perton, Rt. 3. :

~Hales best Imp. Cantaloupe

/seed. 50c lb. Exc. for C. Q. Mel-

on seed. Write John J. David-
son, Pineview.

Old fashioned tender 1940
crop Cornfield beans, 15c cup-
fuls2 for #25c* 2 or more cups
postpaid. Exc. for flower cut-
tings and ea. pay postage. L.
E. Hunt, Acworth, Rt. 1.

7 Ibs. of Pure Jones Water- |

melon seed, 65c lb. plus post-

age; Also striped. half runner

bean seed, 10c large cupful.
ae Brown, Mars e Rt.

"150 lbs. Sione Mountain mel-
on seed. 25c lb.
taken; 35c lb. in 10 Jb. lots or
less. Seed saved from nice mel-
on, 1940 crop. Clyde Hill, Cha-
ring,

450 Ibs. genuine Dude Creek
Watermelon seed; hand picked
and selected, from large melons.
wilt resistant. 60c Ilb., Guar.
pure. Greer
Ashburn.

Broom Corn seed,*15 cupful;

Yellow crookneck squash seed,
15 cupful, All postpaid .Mrs.
Sethe Tollard, Cumming. RE 4,
Box 21.

Giant Gourd, 10c for 15 fine
seed, postpaid. .Will grow 2 ft.
in, diameter, no handle on
ees Cautez Carter, Sumner,

Seed Ribbon cane, $1.00 per
100 stalks at seed bed. Ernest
Seifert, Macon, Rt. 3.

Bushel Gourd seed 10c doz.
Also Martin gourd seed. Chit
Harvey, Camilla, Rt. 2.

Collard seed. 10c for a 10c
snuff box full. Add postage.
Mrs. L. B .Reeves, Loganville,
Rie?

Kobe lespedeza seed. Also
Schley and Mohan pecan trees
and Ornamental shrubbery, C.
R. Morgan, Americus.

Cuban Queen and Dude
Creek watermelon seed, 40c lb.
5 lbs., up, lots del., prepaid. Ee;
ae Jimrnerson. Unadilla.

500 lbs. select white Velvet
oKra seed, 15c Ib.. J.
Oglethorpe. Ref. 3.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

150 bil. sound ae shuck- corn.
$0c bu. F. O .B. W. E. Broach,
Sopertony RFD 2.

Pop corn, i0c lb. and post-

age. Wilburn Evridge. Temple, |

Rt. 2.

Several hundred bu. good
slip shucked ear corn ,75c bu.
FOB trucks or cars. C. 'R. Fak
rick, Omega, -

100 bu. of good slipped eae
ear corn, 75. bu. FOB barn. T.
P. Phillips, Dearing.

Whatleys prolific seed corn,
ist yr. grown, nubbed and shell-
ed. $2.00 bu.; 5 bu. lots or more
$1.75 bu. A. H. Denham, Thom-
aston, RFD No.

Hastings new Yellow Prolific,

Ast yr. sel., nubbed and shelled.

75c peck, plus postage; $2.50
bu. Also Hastings Super prolific
white corn, $2.00 bu. FOB. H.
H. Alexander, Carrollton. Rt. 1.

80 bu. of slipped shuck corn
at barn. 80c bu, Mrs. H. E.
McRae, Glenwood.

3000 to 4000 bu. Whatleys
slipped shuck ear corn del. fob
our farm at Piedmont, 85c bu.
entire lot, 90c bu. small lots.
pe: Collier Barnesville.

Seed corn, Thompsons prolif-
ic, $2.50 bu. Nubbed- and
shelled, FOB. B. S. Biggers, Bu-
ehanan; Rt. 1.

150 bu. good slipped shuck
corn, weevil clean. 75c bu. F.
O. B. at barn. 1-2 mi. north
Tarrytown. J. C. Thompson.
Tarrytown.

Yellow Prolific and Rockdale
seed corn, ist yr. 75c peck;
not post paid. Exe. some for
Summerours half and half
cotton seed. E. B. Dyer, Rock-
mart Ric a=

Good clean shelled. popcorn
8c Ib. and postage. Robert San-

ost Eas Rt. As

if whole lot is |~

A Monroe, Box 26

M, Hogg: !

-bags. H. A. Petty, Dawson.



LF.

FOR SALE |

ry



Pasta new yellow prolific es

corn grown on isolated fields.
Hand sel.; nubbed and shelled.
$1.00 peck, $3.00 bu. F. O, B.
Cc. R. Smith, Buford, Rt. 1.

100 bu. Whatley Prolific corn.
Sound, good, slipped shuck,
suitable for seed. 2nd yr. $1.00
bu Be i: oe Fort Gaines,
BED t=

Browns imp. big white flint,
red cob corn, heaviest and
most weevil resistant. 2-3. ears
to stalk some ears weigh pound

after shucked. $1.00 peck., $3.00 |
bu: Fr. 0. B; JW. Brown, Hel--

ena.

Pure Whatleys prolific seed
corn, won Ist prize Marion Co.
Fair. $2.00 bu., $1.00 1-2 bu.,
75c peck F. O. B. J. E. Ben-
son, Buena Vista

Hastings pure nubbed Ist yr.
Prolific seed corn. 50c peck;

Hastings Dixie Honey Cone, Ist

-20e Jb. and

yr. Clean, pure. I
i a NERS

postage for ea.
Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Some Hastings Prolific white
seed corn, also 2-3 bu. slightly
mixed peas. mostly clays, sound.
$2.00 bu.;
crowder peas good and sound,
$3.00 bu. All F. O. B.: Wm.
Middleton, Buford, Rt. 2.

200 bu. slip shuck corn, 75
bu. at my barn. J. M. Downie.
Uvalda.

* Heavy slip shuck corn, 75c bu.
at my
Cantaloupes seed mildew re-
sistance, 65c lb, M. O. only. O.
S. Williams, McRae, Rt. 1.

Hastings pure yellow prolific
corn, shelled and nubbed, 75c
peck; $2.50 bu. postpaid. Exc.
some for large white Spanish

or large red peanuts. D. S. Rein-.

hardt, Waleska R. i.

~ 1800- bu.
wheat. Make best offer. J. W.
Gholston. Comer. <
: Hastings Imp. Marlboro Pro-
lific field selected corn 2 and
3 ears to stalk, 75c peck. If by

mail, add postage. Lamar Led-
better, Cumming, Rt. 2.

Cert. Neals Pay Master White
seed corn, $2.50 bu.; Also Ist
yr. Stoneville 2-B. cottonseed
$1.00 bu. J. H. Goolsby, Mon-
ticello.

Have 316 lbs. nice yellow
Popcorn for sale. John O. Bras-
elton, Braselton, Ga.

Scotts imp. Marlboro, pro-
lific, field selected corn, $2.00

bu; $1.25 per 1-2 bu; 75c peck.

Add postage if by mail.
Scott, Congord,

BEANS AND PEAS
e OR SALE

Zisols.



Red hull - sceckiba peas. re-
cleaned, bright sound unmixed,

bu. F. O. B. Mrs. John W. Mos-
ley, Soperton, Rt. 2.

White lady finger peas and
popcorn. sell or exe. for Tuga
crowder peas or pure yellow
sugar erowder peas. Mrs. J. E.
Holton, Warthen, Rt. 2.

Yard long peas, 25c lb; good
sender cornfield beans
-Garden bean _ seed, brown
streaked, 20c lb.: Large yellow
pumpkin seed 15c cupful. Add
postage. Mrs. Hubert F. Turn-
er, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

White tender half-runner and
pole bean seed, 20c large cupful.
Mrs. L. J. Mason, Rt, -2, Box
129, Culiverson, N. C. (Res. of
Georgia).

Bright, sound clay peas, mix-
ed very little, $1.75 bu. M. O.
with order. C: C. Nelson, Dev-
ereux.

15 bu. of sound. bright clay
peas, $2.00 bu. F. O. B. Money
order. Mrs. E. H. Nelson, Dev
ereux.

100 bu. good sound runner
velvet beans, $1.50 bu. 2 1-2 bu.

Several hundred lbs. Jack-
son wonder butterbean seed,
the best bunch bean. lic lb.
F, . B. W: C. Oliver Carnes-
ville.

60-65 bu. $0-day runner vel-
vet beans, sound. $1.50 bu. F.
O. B: Ralph Arthur, Shellman,
Rtas he

32 bu. No. 1 Tillman peas
from 1940 crop. Bright, gather-
ed without rain. $2.25 bu. Lin-
ton Wood, Jeffersonville, Ga.

Brown streaked half runner
bean seed 15c cup; 2 for 25c;
Kentucky wonder 10c cup. Exe.
2 cups for 4 white 100 Ib. sugar
sacks. Add postage if no exe.
Mrs. L. -R. Ashworth, peas
ville, Rt. 1.

Genuine U. 8. No. 1, Quality
O-too-tan_ Soy beans $3. 35. bu.
F. O. B. 36 bu. or more $3.25 bu.
. B. Jim Palmer, Tennille.

Speckled brown.

barn; Also Hales best |

corn and 300, bu.

and |

| cadine,



aoe 25c Ib.

early black pee ee

bu. $1. 06 peck plu

$1.25 bu.; 2 tons of
gathered and thra
any rain. $12.00 ton

|son Oglethorpe, Rt. =

Five running.
streaked, colored an
per cup and half.
Red Salva seed teaspo
or 200 seeds 15c, Mrs
Stone, Adairsville,

Good clean Palme
beans, $2.35 bu. F.
Davis, Tennille.

Black purple h
Cornfield beans. 20
postage. Mrs: Bessie
don. Carrollton, Rt.

10 lbs of good e
terbeans, 15c lb. Mr
Dooly, Abbeville Rt. |

Old. fashioned Fla. ru
velvet beans $2.85 bu. O1
once. Milford Beasley.

Giant butterbeans 15
2. doz. 25c.- Grow
Jong. Add _ postage. N
Flonnie Pirkle, Rt. ek

| Gainesville,



PECAN AND.
FRUIT TREES FOR

apiccead and swe
also plum sprouts, 10

Rt.

oo
Youngberry, Cameron
ry and Sodus,
Beauty raspbervi S
assorted, 10 for
Bunch and mus<

Niagara, Packlington
50c C; cythiana, 15 od
cluster purpie like D
and late 2 crop, 5
pumpkin, gourds, peppe
kins, okra seed, Wri
prices, CC. W. Page;-

Scuppernong vines
10 ft. 50c: vines bore
$2.00; brown fig bush
25c; may cherries, 4
L. Coggins, Covington

State insp., and fs
name Peach trees, -
$35.00 M; $5.00 C; 80c do:
cord grape vines, $5.00
Travis, Riverdale.

Red and yellow -
berries, crabapple
klebeiries, red. yel
1 Yt to 4
35c ea. Add postage
sacks. Mrs. ee

| Toomsboro.
$1.00 peck, $1.75 1-2 bu. $3. 00 |

State insp., and gua)
iame_ peach trees, all le
$5.00 C. $45.00 M: gra
same price; plum, aprico
apples. 2c per tree high
walnut, $1.50 doz: Keiff
3-5 ft. $2.50 doz.
Travis, Riverdale.

White scuppernong
a; brown fig, 2-3 ft..
15 ea, also red althe
bells white oak by
white spirea, 20c ea. Ad
age. All. Mrs. B. BEEP:
Intyre, Rt. 1.

Brown turkey fig:
old, 10 ea. $1.00 do
red and yellow June
Hazlenut, muscadines, $1
strong, 1-2 yr. old spro
pee. R. M. League. Wa

Kudzu crowns,._

Hackworth and few o er

apple trees and blue fal Dp
15c ea., $1.50 doz; white :
pernong, muscadines,
$1.00 doz. Add postag
than $1.00 orders,

Cole, Waco, Rt. 2.

Congord grapes, ae ,
bronze scup
brown turkey figs, als:
prolifie seed corn, ar

lily bulbs, Red June pl
ea. $1.00 doz. Billie | CE
Waco RE 2s :

Boysenberry, $1.00 loz; $
for 24; $2.75 for 50; $
Youngberries, 75 doz. Ne
less than $1.00. Mrs. G
Haskell, Macon. Rt. 4.-



PEANUTS AND PEt
___FOR SALE



Ga.-Ala. Runner pear
lb. FOB. No less 100
ped, Cash with
Young, Rebecca. |

Good recleaned,
nuts, 5 hb.

FOB, M.
Smith, Douglas. Beg

wes 1 Re er







Sain AND HAY
_ FOR SALE

FRESH AND CURED
MEATS FOR SALE



MARKET BULLETIN

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE








_Peavine hay, $18.00 ton;
ons good grass hay. $12. 00
okers 4 in. 1 cottonseed,
po. bu. AU FOB. RL.
rchman, Fort Valley.

75 tons bright Peanut hay,
0.00 ton FOB my barn. Earn-
Gaines, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Good ay peanut hay,
. M. Hobbs, Thom-

i: = (Summer Hill











ood. bright, mixed, bale
to nion sale. M. G. Phillips,






oorhead, Canon. Rt. 1.

tons excellent baled Les-
hay, $20.00 ton; 300 bu.
slipped shuck corn, $1.00
_ yel-








nish peanut hay, sesh 00
FOB; also want some Pine-
e pear trees at cheapest
. W. H. Williams, Meigs.
a Box 132.

OBACCO FOR SALE

















e a good smoking and
ing tobacco, free of dirt,
hh and mold, $1.00 postpaid

d zone. Prompt shipment.






17.
d and Mellow, flue cured
0, 5 Ibs. 50c: 10 Ibs., $1.00
Ralph B. Tyre, Screven.



smoking and chewing
, free of dirt. mold and
11 lbs. smoking; $1.00; 7
ewing, $1.00. All del.
pt shipment. Hiram Light-








cre turnip greens, now
for truckers, by the
ch at field. B. Oliver Pres-
aynesville, 4 mi. So. At-





ouseleak, balm, db. tansy,
und, comfrey, horserad-
eatnip, horsemint garden
ey, 12 for 50c sage, garden
berry, black raspberry,
5c. Prepaid. ae M. L.
Dahlonega. Rt.

red ee, yellow
wild cherry bark, 25c Ilb.:
$1.00; hhoarhound, horse-
ppermint, 12, for 30c;
of the Meadow, colts
' ib. raspberry, 6, 40c.
r Hester, Dahlonega, Rt.1.
amus, sassafras button
r root, wild cherry bark,
honey drip syrup cane
20c tb.; giant marigold
cupful. Postpaid.
ompt shipment. Early
arter, Loganville, RFD. 1.

nt stringless green pod,
Wonder, white, colored
ck utter-beans, white




























. Williams, Cum-





gourds. eut, Teaay. 15e
epaid. R. S, Wolfe, Sur-

Sentras reots, 20e Yb.
aS Otis Roberts, Barnes-






j : ieGatd gourds,
ashed 100 Ib. cap. white
d fashioned pomegran-
seed, 10c doz.; mixed flow-
eed 10c large pkg. All PP.
elle Sanders, Buchan-







1 old lard for sale. Mrs.







hoarhound plants
yellow root, wild
rk, red sassafras roots.
pice wood plants, 75c
blackberry and rattle root,




new. white down fa-
50c lb. del. in lot of 25
ee 50 del. Sample free.
Mary Collins, le.










dy yellow ingy ao.
Si ape -dozs. 350: for
C epeeus seed, 2c



re We pee birdock, yel-
oot, witchhazel, sassatras.
t, slipper elm, pepper-.
lb. Exc, for
x and peanuts. Mrs.
, Pisgah.
= dried, 25 lb. Pp. P:
a 00 C. well root-









Ree:





- King, Marietta, Rt. 2,

eye Hester Dahlone- }

white |



Guar. oak smoked meat,
hams, 25c lb; shoulders, 14c and
Middlings, 17c lb. FOB. E. C.
Hurst, Meigs. RFD 2.

Brooks county haras, old
fashioned way cured and smok-
ed with oakwood, guar. sound,
30c lb. $28.00 per 100 lbs. M.
O. only. C. R. Hutchinson Bar-
ney. Rt. 1.

2 nice country cured, black- |.

peppered Hams, wt. 20 Ibs. ea.
25c lb; 18 Ib. Side, 18c Ib. All
del. in 3rd zone. Mrs. C. T.
Hunt, Flowery Branch. Rt, 1.

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED





BEANS AND PEAS
WANTED:

Want Iron peas, large or
small lots. Name price. W. W.
Quinn, Washington. Rt. 3.

Want 40 or 50 bu. Velvet
beans at fair price. C. A. Craw-
ley, Social Circle.

Want 14 bu. clean, sound,
mixed field peas, at $1.50 bu. G.
L, Wayeaster, Martin.

Want hear from party having
edible soy beans for sale cheap.
Write. Mrs. Soll Holton, Ocilla.
Ri

Want 5 bu. 90-day runner
velvet beans, 85 or 90 percent
germination, clean stock. Write.
F, N. Smith, Glennville. Rt. 4,
Box 92.

Exc. feed sacks for tender
seed beans, bunch cornfield or
butter-beans, dried fruit or
gladioli bulbs: 4 sacks for lb.
Mrs. John Hosea, Toccoa. Rt. 3.

SEED WANTED:

Want 5 or 10c worth of old
time Bonnet gourd seed. W. H.
Denby, Ty Ty. RFD. 1.

Want some seed of the Green
Glazed collard, Mrs. G. C. Har-
bin, Stone Mtn., Box 354.

Want some old fashioned Af-
rican Cane seed, the heavy
headed Red kind also some old
fashioned sunflower seed. C. B..
Milner, Shiloh.

Want 25 lbs., or less of Green
Glazed collard seed. J. H. Barr,
Lumpkin,

CORN AND SEED
CORN WANTED:

Want truck load good corn in
shuck, del. Quote best price.
Fred i. White, Buckhead.

Want old fashioned Red In-
dian seed corn, also hear from
party who understands breeding
corn. Give particulars in an-
swering, J. Herschel Cooper,
Pendergrass.

HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES WANTED:

Want some honey bees in old
fashioned box hives, any num-
ber. State lowest cash price;
also will buy beeswax at 16c
ee Serre Magargle, Ellabell.

Want old fashioned straw
bee-hive in good cond. State
price del. Mrs. Hattie Calhoun,
Lithonia. Rt. 1.

GOURDS WANTED: |.

- Want 6 Martin gourds 8 in.
or more. Quote price. Mattie
McConnell, Calhoun, 610 No.
Wall St.

PLANTS WANTED:

Make best price on 60 M.
Cert. Pink Skin P. R. potato
plants, del. 15 M. about April
10th, bal. 15 M. each week. Le-
brant Sewell, Newnan. Rt. 2.

Want to hear from party who
will have pure Pink Skin P. R.
potato slips for sale. Mrs, G. W.
Barber, Athens. Rt. 1,

Want 60 or 75 M. pure P. R.
potato plants not later than
April 15th. Quote best price on
sg eae J. Keadle, Yatesville.

Want 16,000 tobacco plants.
State type and price at once.

B. Canuga, Wrightsville. Rt.



Want 5 M, Miles Early sweet

potato plants, also some white,

old -fashioned hyacinth bulbs.
J, R. Hancock, Griffin. Rt. C.

Want some peppermint
plants, also some old fashioned
Yard pea. State prices. Mrs. C,
QO. Jackson, Nashville.

Want 12 small, rooted Sage

plants. Mrs. E.~ D. ~ Smith,
Brunswick. 1619 Reynolds St.

Want .some old fashioned
White potato plants. State price
in first letter. E. L. Rousey,
Bowman, Rt. 1.

-Want 500 June Pink anato
and 2500 pure Red Skin P. R.
potato plants, not later than
April 20th, del. to me. C, D.
Yonce Jefferson. Rt. 1.

Want at once 10 M. genuine
Ps RR. sweet oe plants, of
ample size






Jat stud, fee $3.00.



Purebred, ped., and reg. Tog-
genburg doe kid. Beautiful
chocolate color and naturally
horniless. Quality breeding for
milk production. Priced reason-
able, quality considered. Also
outstanding ped. and hornless
Toggenburg buck at Stud, fee
$5.00. John Hynds, Atlanta, 93
Warren St., N. E. De 5140.

Saanan and Nubian buck 7%
mos. old, white. S. T. Humph-
ries. Decatur, 313 Fifth Ave
De 5880.

Saanan doe from 4 qt. moth-
er; bred (March 7th for first
time) to reg. Saanan buck.
splendid value. $20.00. Frank
Hames, Atlanta, 168 Howard
St., S. E., De 3271.

At stud, book orders now, fall
service limited; purebred Nu-
bian buck (erandsoan of farnou
imported Ambassador). full et
on request. Sell i Saanan 1
Tog., freshen June Ist. A. S.
Horner, Dunwocuy; Rt. 4, on
6060.

Buck and doe kids, from 20
lb. 11 oz.. reg. Saanan sire, and
out of 6 1-4 qt. dams. Papers
furnished. Other heavy milkers
for sale, also reg. Saanan buck

service, fee $3.00. Does board--

ed. Edwin Simpson, Atlanta,
695 Paynes Ave., N. W.
Nubian and Saanan buck 5
weeks old, from heavy milk
strain; also purebred Nubian
buck service, fee $2.00 and 10c
day extra for feeding. Alton
Adams, Thomaston, P. O. Box 8,

1 Alpine buck, year old $5.00,

or trade for anything can use;
1 Alpine buck kid, $2.00. Mrs.
Mitchell Faulkner, Douglasville,
Ro 3S

At stud, reg. purebred Tog-
genburg buck, Ga-Man Joes
Confucius, T-3032 A.G.S. Qual-
ity breeding for high milk pro-
duction. Fee, $5.00 for pure-
breds, $3.00 for grades. Book-
ing orders for April reg. kids,
priced to sell. Warren Rollins,
Atlanta, 349 Murray Hill Ave.
N_E. De 6912.

Reg., Saanan male at stud,
fee $2.00. W. J. Sumlin, At-
Janta Center Hill.

1 Tog. milk goat, first fresh-
ening 2 kids, male and female.
Good milker. All 3 for $18.00.
No shipping, come see. Mrs.
N. W. Harper, Ocilla, Rt. 1.

6 fresh in Toggenburg, and
sev. baby goats, for sale. E. B.
McIntosh, Douglasville, Rt. 1.

At stud, large natural butt-
headed Toggenburg. Vigorous,
fertile and blooded milk stock.
Does boarded reasonably. Ser-

vice fee, $2.00. Mrs. Zaida Mc-.

Elroy, Atlanta. 205 Norwood
Ave. N. E., De 3710.

For service, Reg. Slicebesd

{| Nubian sire, N-2397 A. G.S.

53807 A. M. G. R. A. of La
Cresecenta-Lorna Alto Mile
High breeding... Hornless, black
with silver trim. Fee, $5.00 for
purebred; $2.50 for grades; No
shipping. Cash at service. Book
kids now. Want some rooted
Napier grass. F. E. Grubbs,
Demorest.

White female goat, about 1
yr. old, gentle, never been bred,
$4.00 Mrs. H. R. Norton,
Stonewall, Rt. de

No. 1 Nubian milk goat fresh-
en very soon with 2nd _ kid,

| $25.00; 8 mos. old billy, $10.00.

Swap for yearlings. O. B. Gas-
ton, Winston, Rt. 1,

Purebred Nubian good blood-
ed, ent. to reg. doe, first fresh-
ening, also 50-50 Toggenburg,
freshen Interested, call
6948. G. Seabolt, Atlan-

ta 629 Utoy Ra. BW,

5 qt. Saanan, goat, out of
reg. stock, freshen in May, 12
mos. lactation period $40.00.
Mrs. J. L. Powell, Atlanta 2684
Lenox Rd. N. E. He 3827.

Buck kids, reg. Saanan sire
and from high producing grade
does, reasonable prices. Foster
Gibson, Jr., Augusta, Rt. 4.

20 natural butt-headed goats,
$2.00 ea.; 1 stock billy, from
fine milk stock, $10. All FOB.

Milton Minchew, Macon, Rt. 3..

Pair reg. milk goats, $15.00.
D. J. Harper, Osierfield

Bred yearlings and grown

milk goats, now milking, from
heavy milk stock. Reg. Saanan
W. J. Sum-
At? Atlanta, 69 So. Grand ae
(Center Hill).

Some purebred Hdecetcos
sub.to reg. 1 buck, 2 mos. old
(mother: an 8 at. milker ) $10.;
also Toggehburg at stud, fee
$2.00; Trade this young puck
10 hens, good layers. C. F.
Cochran, Cass Station,

Purebred Toggenburk buck,
almost 2 mos, old naturally.
hornless, perfect markings. Pan
fed but can be ee $10.00.
Add $2.00 for re jn partys
name: 1 grade mi ic goat, 2 qts.
day and doe . Rob-












POULTRY FOR SALE

BANTAMS:

Dark Cornish bantams, true
in cornish type, and Black
breasted red game. Bred from
show winners, W. K. Herndon,
1109 Adrian St., Augusta.

3 young Apr. 1940 hatch Sil-
ber gZebriaht cockerels $1.00 ea.;
1 Apr. 1940 hatch Black Cochin
$1.00; 1-2 yr. old Silkie Rooster
$1.00. All purebred. James K.
Rice. Douglasville.

3 black tail Japanese ban-
tams, 2 hens and 1 rooster. 2
yrs. old. $1.00 ea. and shipping
chgs. Money order only. Also 2
pr. Common Blue pigeons, 30c
per pr. A. B. Tatum, LaGrange,
Route 3.

Dark Cornish Bantams. Trios
and extra pullets. Dr. David M.
Wolfe, 1114 Stillwood Dr. N. E.,
Atlanta.

BARRED, WHITE AND
ROCKS:

i nice, W. R. Yr. old rooster.
$1.50; also pure Hampshire Red
eggs, 60c setting. Mrs. J. W.
McGowan, Greymont, Rt. 1.

B. R. Thompson Ringlet

Strain, Purebred. 10 hens 1 yr.

old. $12. 50 FOB. Also hatching
eggs, same strain special mat-
ings. 15 75c; $1.25 per 30. del.
Jno. A. Wilson, Martin.

19 nice B. R. pullets laying
and 1 rooster for $18.00 cash
here. H. L. Harper. Sr.,
Brunel St., Waycross.

Park B. R., 9 pullets, 1 unre-
lated rooster. Mar. hatch, now
laying. $10.00 not prepaid. Also
White face Black Spanish set-
ting eggs, $1.15 per 15 postpaid.
Mrs. Frank Treadaway Adairs-
ville. Rt. 1.

12 AAA: Parks B,. R. Apr;
hatch hens; 1-2 yr. old rooster.
$15.00 for lot. Money order pre-
paid. Mrs. Thos. Webb, Ellijay.

3 purebred J. W. Parks strain
B. R. cockerels. Pedigreeds
bought direct. from J. W. Parks
as day old chicks, now 10 mos.
old. $2.50 ea. at my yard. Mrs.
G. M. Dorman, Fayetteville.

Parks B. R. 40 fine, all lay-

ing hens and 5 roosters $45.00.

Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen.

B. R. Roosters, Parks strain,
$1.00 ea. Tom Steed Buena
Vista. :

21 purebred B. R. Apr. 1940
pullets, now laying and 1 cock.
$20.00 for lot; 33 pullets, 1 cock,
purebred B. R. Oct. 1940 hatch,
oo .00 lot. R. M. Irwin, Carroll-
on,

5 White R. chickens; 11 mo.
old rooster, 4 hens, now laying.
$4.00. Mrs. A. J. Gragg;
Clarkesville.

1 nice thoroughbred Holter-
mans Aristocrat B. R. cockerel
$1.00 FOB; Also 1 nice Cornish
Indian game rooster $1.00, pure-
bred. Also Nice a apples
12 1-2c tb. del. Mrs. B. H. Os-
born, Roy.

BUTTERCUP:

6 young buttercup hens,
cock $8.00 for lot: Hatching
eggs $1.10 per 15 and Purebred
Speckle Sussex Eggs $1.00 per
> oe C. R. Sorrells, Monroe,

CORNISH:

2 dark cornish cocks, 1 yr.
old, $1.75 ea. 10 cornish hens
just began to lay $1.00 ea. FOB;
Also Stoneville 2-B ist yr. Cot-
ton Seed. Kept clean at gin
$1.00 per bu. F. O. B. Cressa L.

Stone, Rt. 2, Adairsville.

6 young dark cornish game
hens and 1 cockerel. $6.00 for
lot or would exc. for other
breeds. John H. Moore, Sparta.

GAMES AND GIANTS:

Warhorse pit game - pullets
$1.50 ea; 1 yr. old stags $3.50
ea: C. F, Brown Shawlneck pul-

lets $1.50 ea; 1 yr: old stage

$3.50 ea.
Mansfield.

2 brown-red pit Soke
Weight 5 Ibs. and over. $5.00 or
$3.00 ea. Also Saunders Round
head Stags $1.50 ea..: 1 Brood
cock and 3 hens $7. 00. C.H:
Miller, Cherry Log.

1-2 yr. old Blue Canon Ball
pit game cock, $3.00; Hens $1.50
ea.; Gilt and steel War horse
ame eggs. $2.00 setting. Send

- O. money order.
Ruilell Wade Warrenton.

Pure. Grist Gradys_ cocks,
Grist Gradys and Red quills
crossed. 2 yrs. old. Trade or
sell. Charlie Camp, Toccoa.

2 game cocks; 1. Blinker,
other 1-2 Hennie 1-2 Muff; oe
Good Brodo (grey) cock. $1. 50
ea. Carl Griffin. Gainesville, 87
Oak St.

BE. B. Ronvemune,

4 Jersey white giants pullets |

Just beginning to lay and 1
Seger AAA ote for
Mrs,

Wednesday, April 2, 194) :

1606

1

Charles |.






POULTRY FOR SALE



March 1940 hatch games,
pr. ea. Grist, Blue Travele
cross}; Warhorse-Blue Travelei
ross; 2 pr. Irish Gray, Bh
Traveler cross. Roosters an
hens, $1.50 ea. R. H. Duffey,
McDonough, Rt-1 Box 48223

Fine Royal Purple J. B. G ant
roosters $1.75 ea. del. at Waver-
ly Hall Depot. Mrs. Mattie
Simpson. Waverly Hall =

Pure Roundhead game stags.
Must be sold at once. H. G.
White, Ben_Hill, Rt. 1.

Purebred Pit game cockerels,
Dr. McCawley stock, June 194(
hatch> $1.50 ea. F. O. B.;Eg

$1.00 per 15. Wayne Goode,
Bronwood. ie

Fine giant rooster, 1 yr. old

$2.00 F. O. B. Mrs. M. B. Jones
Pineview, Rt. 1.

A limited no. of corni
games and new Hampshire r
chicks. Blood tested, U. S. Ap=
proved, H. W. Whitworth, La-
vonia.

2 full Shawl Neck (game
roosters 1 hen of same stock
$3.00 for roosters, $1.00 for hen.
Tate McCoy, Waleska, Rt. 1)

10 purebred 2 Yr. old. black
giant hens $1.00 ea. or lot for
$9.00 cash. No exc. Mrs, B. iL
Purvis (no address given).

HAMBURGS:

16 Hamburg hens
roosters,





















































and

ley, Lavonia, 16 Textile avg

1 Silver. Spangled Harnburs
rooster $1.00. Also Purebred
White Muscovy duck eggs, 5
ea. Mrs. Leon Woodard, Dexter,
Root:

HYBRIDS:

12 Austrawhites and 12 N
Hampshire B. R. hens ove lay-
ers. $1.00 ea.; 1 purebred white
\vyandotte cock, $1.00. Art
Ponder. Waleska. 5

25 AAA Grade big type white















































Ras t
laying pullets, B5c ea. r a M
Brayer, Cumming.:

W. L. AAA Grade chickens
10 bens and 1 rooster, $8.00
Mrs. G. W. Forrest, Rt. 1,Be
24. (No town given).

AAA W. L. hens Tic A
Hanson strain pullets 90c
AAA June 1st White Wyandotte
pullets $1.00 ea. Not p. p. Mrs
Tom May, Rome, Rt. 3.

200 S. C. White Leghorn he
2 yrs. old this spring. 65c
Nellie McDonald, Dalton, Rt

10S: C242 wks. old W
Leghorn pullets 60c ea.
is taken; Also Cushaw > su
pumpkin seed 10c doz. or
cupful; Martin gourd seed 1
cuptul. Mrs. William E. B
Helena, Rt. 1. _

50 Booths AAA 2 yr. old |
Leghorns, good breeders. 7:
or would exc. for mower
small heifers. B. D. Mc
Stone Mtn. Rt. 1. -

LEGHORNS:

25 purebred brown leghon fn
pullets Apr. 1940 hatch. He
MN and laying good. 75c

Roger Boulineau, Summit, ]
2.



































































100 Lindstroms W. L., He
65 ea or exc, for corn. W
Towns, Towns, Ga.

1 lot finest strain Domin
ers, also 15 leghorns, all laying
Mrs. F. A. Sheram 196 River-
dale Rd., Atlanta, Calhoun 2

Purebred: B. L. hens, yo
and excellent layers. 7 hens
1 cockerel $8.00 del. Will e
the 8 for old Eng. Dwarf Bo
wood cuttings at 8c ag Ib.
cuttings. Write Mrs. ss Ro
inson, Greenville.

1 nice B. L. rooster, Ey
strain, $1.25; old fashion str
half runner bean seed. wee
H. A. Wilson} Martin.

25 white Seidel Jeghorn
lets, 11 mos. old laying 80
cent. Vaccinated and wor
2 unrelated White Seide
horn roosters, 1 yr. old, $3
for lot. Frances Freeman,
villa, Rt. 1. :

20 B. L. hens 1 yr. old.
= L, Talmadge, Monticello,

MINORCAS: =
Booking orders for
quality AAA Buff Minorea pu
lets, 12 wks. old, 60c ea.
ones ready May 7. Book or
at least 2 wks. in 4dvance.
ear Damron, Chipley. Rt.

Pape strain S, C, Blac
norea laying hens, health:
well developed.





















































quick sale













$1.25 and exp. ch



Covington.

Myrick. Haddock.
7 Buff Orpington nens,







PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS,
QUAIL: :

Early prolific
Quail layers.
a more prs; Also Eggs
doz. Orders filled now. W.






ur. Phone, De. 8305.



blee Rt. 1.1

- Pigeons.
hhields $2.50; Modenas,








rett. Gainesville, Box 56.








nteed live del. Geo. H. W
ams. Hamilton.

- Ring-neck pheasants









tianta.






$2.80 pr. All




ville.

REDS. NEW HAMPSHIRES,
AND RHODE ISLANDS.



Hampshire red

s
Lavonia.















Oct. Ist 40 hatched, now














Bel Calhoun, Rt 1.



(20.00. F. GC. B.. Mrs.
_ Brown, Helena.



ea. Mrs. M. G.
Rte?


























Cook, Atlanta.
SS. E.. Ja. 5627-W.

1 sN. H. Red rovster,

~@a. Alsc some 2-3

_ J. Morris. Moultrie.

eon.

hatch. J, T. Murphy, Jr.
_ Strickland, Ave., Blackshear.

Tennille.

REDS, NEW HAMPSHIRES,
AND RHODE ISLANDS:

Harrison Buckhead.

mouth rock rooster $1.00: 1 1940
hatched Cornish game rooster,

Maephus. Tusculum.

100 N. H. red pullets 9 wks.

old. Wt. 2 lbs. up. AAA, no
eulls. 60c ea. J. D. Ward, Co-
Jumbus, R .3. Box 406.
6 bloodtested N. H. red
eeckerels, Apr. hatch. $1.25 ea.
or $7.00 for lot. Ship C.O.D.
E. G. Whitmire. Toccoa.

\

1 Buff orpington rooster 1940
hatch and direct from Booths.
gs. Only P. O.
rder accepted. B. L. Biggers,

2 Large 5 yr. old, purebred
Buff Orpington cocks $2.00 ea.
or $3.50 for both, Mrs. S. R.

5
oester. purebred. 1 yr. old hens
ae laying. $8.00 for lot. Mrs.

f E. Barnett. Madison, Rt. 2.

Boo White
4.50 pr; $4.00, 3
ee aie ea 00

S:

Glenn, 155 Winona Dr., Decat-

; s
Purebred Mutant Pheasants.
young Cocks $2.50 ea. and
6 hens %$1.25 ea. Hens will lay
is spring. W. G. Castel, Cham-

Jacobins $5.00 pr.;
Giant
Silver Kings $2.00 pr. Pit Game
a $2.50 setting. Exc. for Sil-
ver Spangled Hamburg Cock or
Golden Pheasants. Clayton Gar-

~ Ring Neck Pheasants. Pairs |

and Trios. Write for prices.
Emory Davis. Rutledge.
Chukar Partridge,

price. Only 9 pairs left. $7.00;
os 3 pr. $20.00 F. O. B. Guar-'ers of different strains 1 yr.
illi- | old. $1.50 ea,

$3.00:
Lea : pastes oa ares 11940 hatch. 1 Cock 8 hens $12.00
roodberry, 177 12th St. N. E.,

Pigeons. 1 - pr. mated Blue |
Fantails, 2 yrs. old yon 1 pr.| GEESE, DUCKS, ETC.:

+k Modenas, $2.00; 2 prs.} :
oo. Type es Hungar.ans | gentle: 7 ducks, 4 drakes, $1.00}
healthy now
orking, Robert Rice. Douglas-

A limited number of New |
and Cornish
ame Chicks. Blood tested, UU
. Approved. H. W. Whitworth,

-35 AAA N. H. red pues
e-
ginning to lay. $40.00 for lot,
; Ohi: exp. charges. P. O. M. O.:

with order of chicks. C. D.
Ja~es, Manor.
Ss C.- R. I. . reds Mahood

strain, very dark: 1-2 yr. old
cock $3.00; 2-2 yr. cocks $2.00
-ea:-1-2 yr. cock $1.50; 1 cock-
erel Apr. hatch $1.50; 2 cocks
May hatch $1.00 ea. Mrs. J. M.

~ Hens, 1 rocster AAA yrade.
Reds young and fine. All for
( Jesse

-oUstell, Reels
15 purebred N. H. red roost-,
ers. 9 wks. old, good size. 60c
Kent. Nashville,

5 R. I. red pulieis, 1 rooster.
Apr. hatch 1940 all laying. $1.00
ea. Have to call for them. D. F.
273 Pearl St;

1 VE
old; 1 B. R. rooster 10 mos. old;
1 1-2 Cornish game and 1-2 W.
L. rooster 10 mos. old; $1.00
: speckled
Guinea roosters 9 mos. old., 50c
ea. or will exc. for young hen
any type. Not prepaid. Mrs. W.

5 purele'ed N. H. Red cocks.
Apr. hatch, won Ist prize in
State Breeders contest at Ma-.
$1.50 not prepaid. Also
_ Buff Rocks cockerels $1.50, any
1

= 1-N. H. Red cocks, 1 yr. old.
$1.25. Also eggs 65c per 15.
erates ret. Mr. J. F. Trawick,

50 N. H. Red hens with males
from Hublent Farm. 75c each.
J. W. Watkins, Cleveland, R. 5.

_. 6 purebred Donaldson strain
dark red pullets and rooster,
March hatch 1940, now laying.
80c ea. M. O. only. Mrs. J. M. |

abe hiers chk. or
12 nice young R. I. hens 1940 a eee ee ee

hatch. Now laying. $1.00 ea.;
also 1 choice large firm ply-

$1.25. All F.O.B. Mrs. Minnie

E | POULTRY FOR SALE |

5 hens, 1 rooster, blood test-
ed purebred R. I. reds. 1-2 yrs.
old. $5.00 F.O.B. Russell Brown,
Helena.

- Fine N. H. red cocks. April
2 1940 hatch. Direct from Hub-
bard. Fine birds. $1.50 F.O.B.
ea. Mrs. E. T. Evans, Moreland.

14 young Donaldson pure
strain and 2 roosters, all Apr.
hatched and beginning to lay.
$15.00 for lot. Come after them.
Beautiful birds, sat. guar. Chas.
P. Ezell.. Hatonton, R. 4.

10 fine dark R. I. red hens
and 2 roosters. 1 and 2 years
old: $15.00= No chk: Wo h-
Thompson, Lawrenceville, R. 1.

S. C. R. I. reds. Mahood, very
dark str. 42 yr. old cocks.
$3.00, $2.00 and $1.50 ea. 9 cock-
erels 1 April hatch $1.50; 2
May hatch, $1.00 ea. Mrs. J.
M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 1.

20 AAA N. H. red Pullets,

2 cocks; will soon lay. 5 mas.
old, 90c ea. F.O.B. Extra nice.
Will exc. for 20 bu. good mill
corn. T. L. Hammond, Gaines-
ville, R. 4.
+ 15 R,- 1. red hens, now lay-
| ing, 1 rooster, all spring 1940
hatch, $15.00. Also 5 B. R. hens,
now laying, 1 rooster, $5.00.
Mrs. J. J. Brookshire, Demo-
| rest. : :

Will consider placing on
shares R. I. red chicks from
contest winners with respon-
sible parties equipped to brood
j them. J, E .Humes, Waverly



,

speCial} Hall. RFD.

Several dark red R. I. roost-

M. Blanton, Grif-
fin, RE OS |

1 breeding pen: Choice di-
rect AAA Hubbard N. H. reds

'F, O. B. Eggs $1.25 per 15 del.
iin Ga. M.O. Mrs. E. G. Wood,
; Cedartown, R. 2. _

i: TURKEYS, GUINEAS,

Mallards Ducks. Wild S.P:C.
ea. or $10 for lot. H. O. Bray,
| Atlanta, R. 5, Box 109, Be 1301.

3 white Pekin ducks 1 drake
12 hens. $2.00. Mrs. Lonnie
Brewer, Austell. R. 1.

For arly spring del. genu-
ine Northwestern Broad
Breasted Bronze poults and
eggs from State blood tested
prize winning pens. Write for
prices. B. F. Rountree, Jones-
bore.

3 large type 1 vr. old White
Pekin Ducks. 1 drake and 2
ducks $2.50, or $1.00 ea. Duck
eggs $1.00 per 12. Mrs. Ruth
' Wade, Warrenton, R. 1.

4 purebred M. B. hens 12-14
ibs. $4.60 ea. 1-20 Ibs, Tom
$5.00. . Mrs. M. LL. Bowen,
Vienna. FR. 4:

4 purevred Pekin ducks and
1 drake $4.50 or exc. for 5 R. I.

lets. del. Mrs. F. M. McCorkle,
Fort. Gaines

,7 Guinea hens
hatched. 75c ee,

May
Sarah Shaw,

A tew wiore fine proadbreast-
ed unrelated M. B. turkeys for
breeders. Trio $10.50 F. O. B.
Will exc. turkey for good large
i type W. L. pullets. Mrs, C. A.
Roweil Albany, Rt. 3.

2 nice M. B. turkey toms

1940 hatch $5.00 ea.: 1 White
; Holland tom 3 yrs. old $6.06.
Turkey eggs for hatchnig $2.00
pe doz PP. 2 Wirs] iy.
Whorter. Roopville.
: 1 18 mos. old turkey gob-
bler $4.00: 10 fine R. I. red
hens 90c ea. F.O.B. Mrs. Joe
Poweli. Stockton.

Gray African geese. 3 geese
;and 2 ganders, $3.00 ea. Wild
Mallard Ducks, 7 hens and 4

drakes, $12.00 for lot. Hor-
ace Small, Gainesville. P. O.
Box E23.

6 speckled guinea hens and
2 roosters. for sale or exc. for
1 little bone Guinea gilt (hog);
Exc. 1 pr. White King (parily
mixed) pigeons for 1 buck
rabbit: 2 geese for sale or exc.
O. A MeCrea Alma.

Blue speckled. pearl guineas,
10 hens and rooster. $7.00; .1
mated pr. M. B. $7.50 pr.: Mal-
lards, 3 hens and drake. 1 White
Pekin hen (mated with Mal-
lard) $4.50 for lot: All farm
raised. crated and shipped. 1940
hatch. See Saturdays and Sun-
days. Jason A. Tuggle, Cham-
blee, Rt. 2 (4820 Highpoint Rd.)

Speckled Guineas, 50c each

M. O. Malcolm McMillan, P. O.
Box 135.

Several nice white African
Yearling Guinea cocks. $1.00
ea. - FO. B.- Lx <M. Jennson
Box 154. Marietta.

3 nice Ellis and Bird Bros.
Str. 14-15 Ibs. M. B. turkey
hens. 25c per Jb. Also Turkey
eggs $2.75 per doz. Mrs. Ar-
thur Owen. Barnesviile.

1 Green head Drake $1.00 or



exc. for a pr. of fantail pig-

red or IN: HH. red-yr. Old: pul=*

1940:

shipping chgs.

Mc-}

Buff geese last seasons hatch.
1 gander, 4 females, $10.00.
Extra good stock. R. E. Kelly,
Avera.

WYANDOTTES: .

R. Cc. S. L. Wyandottes pure-
bred cocks, 1 yr. old. $1.00 ea.;
2 yr old. $200; Hens same age

and price. Eggs 75c per 15.
Docia Harris, Lula. .

8 white wyandotte hens and

all laying. $9.00 for lot F. O. B.
Mrs. D. A Carmichael, Social
Circle.

50 young W. Wyandotte,
White Jersey Giants White
Plymouth Rock hens, now lay-
ing, weighing from 6-9 lbs. a.
$1.25 ea. if all taken. Also 1
nice Wyandotte rooster.
ea. if all are sold with hens.
Mrs. C. B. McCain. College
Park, 522. North Main St.
Phone Cal. 1259.

8 pure White Wyandotte
hens and rooster, ready for ser-
vice, and 6 purebred B.R. hens,
$1.25 ea.: 1 oxen, Jersey, almost
broken, $75.00: young heifer.
mixed with Guernsey, going on
2 yrs. old. $30.00 FOB. Mattie
McPherson. Rabun Gap. Rt. 1.





; POULTRY WANTED



:
| CHICKENS:

1 Want 100 or more W. L. hens
| around 10 mos. old. State low-
fest cash price and percentage
ithat are laying. Sylvester Loil,
; Palmetto, R. 1.

i BARRED ROCKS:

| Want 50 B. R. cockerels.
| Good stock. Martin Gottlisle,
| Fitzgerald, Box 216.

: ORPHINGTONS:

i Want 2 Buff Orphington 1
yr. old roosters. State price.
f ee Lester Lott, Barnesville,
| WYANDOTTES: _

' Want 50 R. C. White Wyan-
dotte chicks and 50 N. H. Red
chicks 5 wks. old. Good stock.
Give best price. del, last of
May. D. E. Bond. Lithonia.

|

: RHODE ISLANDS:

' Want at once 1 doz. S. C.
:R. I. hens, 1 yr. old of good
| bloodline and 1 male. Noah D.
: Hendricks, Metter, R. 1. oe

| GAMES:

; Want prize fighting Game
land other game, Brown or
i White Leghorn chickens on
share basis. Ref. on request.
S. G. Rogers, Claxton, R. 1.

BANTAMS:

i Want to buy 6 Bantam game
hens. J. L. Kennedy, Grove-
; town. oe

: TURKEYS, DUCKS, PIG-
| EONS, ETC.: ;

| Want Puddle duck or 16
eggs to set. Write R. L:- Bow-

R. 4, Box 31.

Want 25 Black Bronze tur-
key poults to raise on halves,
to 8 wks. old. Other party pay
Will H. Alex-
ander, Nicholson, R. 1.

Want 1 or 2 pr. of Swani.
Write W. C. Rice, Vidalia.

Want White Swans. Quote
prices. B. J. Bandy, Bandy
Farms, Hill City.

-Want White King pigeons
working and send the price
and how many pr. you have.
S. W. Odom. Girard.

| BABY CHICKS:

_ Want 100 W. L. Baby chicks
; to raise on shares up to 8 wks.
| old. You pay transportation
{both ways. Mrs. L. S. Mur-
phy, Tallapoosa, R. 1.

{ Want 200 Baby chicks to
raise on halves to 10 wks old.
I furnish feed and transporta-
(tion on your half back to you.
; Tom W. Carden, Bremen, Rt. 1,
Box 84. 5

Want 300 or more _ baby
chicks to raise on halves up to
8 or 10 wks. old. Ella F. Fos-
ter. 811 North Wayne Street,
Milledgeville.

!'man Colquitt,



j



EGGS FOR SALE

Purebred Large type Dark
Cornish eggs $1.00 per 15; $1.40
per 24, crates ret. Mrs. A. G.
Clarke, Abbeville, Rt. 2.

Large type Eng. str. W. L.
eggs carefully sel. 75c per 15.
Exec. for duck. White Guinea
Cornish game R. I. reds, S. L.
Wyandottes or Bramha eggs.
Crates. ret. Mrs. Wavy A. Lew-
is, Toomsboro.

Hatching eggs from strong
healthy B. R. 65c per 15 P. P.
Mrs. H. S. Young, Fairmount.

Purebred AAA (Thompson
Str. B. R. eggs, -$1.00 per 15
P. P. Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Daw-
son, Rt. 1, Box 135.

Dark Cornish and R. I. eggs
60c per 15 plus postage, Crates



eons or 2 prs. of Guinea pigs.
Ralph Pruitt, Lavonia, RFD 2.

ret. Mrs. Dean Oliver, Rt. 1.
Lala.



1 rooster, all 1940 hatch. Hens!

$1.25"



8, Box 505.

eggs $1.50 per 16. Postage paid
Elbert King Buford, Rt. 2.

Smith, Sharon,
Full

eggs, 75c per 15 plus postage

Mrs. G. D. Collins, Vidalia:

45c shipped P. P. Mrs. J. D
Tindall, Rt. 2, Ty Ty.

av. 25 oz. Hens wt. about 5 lbs
P. C. Everett, Vienna.

plus postage. Robt.
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

chks,
Black Austrialorp
doz. del, Mrs.
Clarkesville.

eggs

F. Hambrick, Eastman, Rt. 6.

Mrs. A. L. Lipsey. Coolidge.
Narragansett turkey

hen, Rt iy

duck eggs 75c per 11. Mrs. :
E. Whitcher, Box 84.

J. R. Gardner, Locust Grove.

Dawson, Rt. 2, Box 152.
Modern Blackbreasted

Savannah,

Rt. 3.
ter McGarity, Dailas, Rt. 4.

clesely culled. $1.25 per 16 P. P.

per 15 P. P. Mrs. A. L. Norton,
Summerville; Rt. 1.

ers. $1.50 per 15 P. P.; Chicks
cockerels and pullets $1.00 ea.
De. 2405.

key eggs $6.50 doz. P. P. (From
hens, weighing 25 Ibs.). L. J.
Ellis, Cumming.

Purebred Mallard duck eggs,
$1.00 per 15. Miss Ellen Willi-
ams, Villa Rica Rt. 1, Box 19.

S. C. R. I. Red eggs, $5.00 C:
$3.00 per 50; del.; Nice pullets,
now laying $1.00 ea.; Cockerels,
Same age, $1.25 ea. Del. in lots
of 10. Collard plants ready.
$1.00 per M. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Ira Boatright, Alma.

New Hampshire eggs, 65c per
15; $1.00 per 30, del. Mrs. J. E.
Passe, Madison. Rt. 2. Box 39.

Pure M. B. turkey eggs, good
hatching. $2.25 doz. Forrest
Martin, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Purebred Bronze turkey eggs
$2.50 doz. $20.00 C., del.; Poults
in May $35.00 C.; Exc. eggs for
sweet potato plants. Mrs. Neal
T. Williams, Buena Vista.

Buff Orpington eggs from
winners at N. E. Ga. Fair. $1.15
per 15 P P. Mrs. B. B. Waters,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 3.

Big Bronze turkey eggs, now
ready $3.00 doz. postpaid. Not
less than 1 doz. shipped. Mrs.
O. W. McDaniel, Hawkinsville,
REod

Fine R. I. red setting eggs.
50c pr 15 plus 15c postage.
Mrs C, Lynch, Rom. (5 Miles
Summerville Rd.)

Jersey White Giant eggs, 75c
per 15 shipped. 50c per 15 at
my home, on Martin Farm road
3 mi. from Augusta. Miss Gen-
ie Hammand, Augusta, Rt. 3.

Dark Cornish eggs $1.00 per
15; $2.50 ver 50; $5.00 C. Eng-
lish Str. oW. L., $1.00 per 15:
$1.50 per 30 prepaid. Also Baby
chicks, Cornish, 10c ea. Exc.
for anything of value. 5 Cornish
laying -pullets $1.00 ea.: Young
rooster. $1.50: 7 mixed laying



hens 75c ea. C. O. Sikes Syl-
vester. :



Mrs. Don Donaldson, Decatur,

Big Bone Giant Bronze tur-

Mammoth Bronze turkey :
eggs, $2.00 doz. $15.00 C. P.P.
U. L. Carmical, Atlanta RFD

Large AAA Eng. Leghorn

; Purebred White Holland tur-
key eggs. 25c ea. Mrs. Arthur

blood Light Brahma

.

Altz strain AA Buff Orping-
ton eggs. 30c per 15 at home;

W.L. eggs for setting. Ferris
strain. Hens 2-3 yrs. old. Eggs

R. I. White eggs 50c per 15
Holmes,

Turkey eggs now at my home
$2.00 setting. Del. $2.25. No
Also bloodtested AAA
50
Ray Sutton,

Large white duck eggs $1.00
per 13; Also Baby ducks. Paul

Fine eggs for setting from
good stock of mixed hens. 65c
per 15; 50c doz. Exc. for values.

eggs
$2.25 doz. P. P. Fill orders now.
Mrs. Mamie Hattaway, Wart-

AAA Buff Orpington eggs
$1.00 per 15; Also White Pekin

Q.

_Purebred Dark Cornish In-
dian eggs. $1.00 per 15 P. P.

Purebred Dark Cornish eggs.
Hens Wt. 5-7 1-2 Ibs.; roosters
9-11 Ibs. Stock unrelated. $1.00
per 15 P. P. Mrs. Fred Johnson,

red
game bantam eggs $1.50 per 15.
M. L. Arnau, 221 East 49th St.,

Purebred Parks Str. B. R.
eggs. Can furnish 12-15 doz.
per wk. at $3.25 per 100. Not
prepaid, Crates ret. at my ex-
pense. Mrs. W. A. Davis, Alma,

Purebred Buff Rock Eggs
$1.00 per 15 P. P. Mrs. J. Wal-

_ Purebred, Bloodtested Corn-
ish game eggs. Best bloodlines,

in Ga. Jess Sloan, Pelham, Rt. 1.!

Purebred S. L.. Wyandotte
eggs from unrelated mates 75c

Eggs from Dark R. I. reds
bloodtested stock, heavy lay-

$6.50 for 50 P. P.; Frying size

a

+ $15.00 mo., board and

{| Ocilla





Big bone Mamoth
turkey eggs, $2.0
now ready; Apr. de
Speckled Guinea eggs, 6!
17 del.; large White
duck eggs, 75c per
Mrs. Boyd Baggett,
ville, Niel: =

Choicest direct <A,
bard N. H. Reds, eggs
15; $5.50 C. Del. in G
Mrs. E. G. Wood. Ced































Jersey White Giant e
per 15 prepaid. Crates
ed. M. O. Mrs.
Baxley, Rt. 2.

Pure Shawl neck Ga
$3.00. per 15. Clarence
Smyrna, RFD No. 1

Large type White Peki
eggs 75c doz. del. S. G
Jr., Sandersville.

White Plymouth R
from Ga. U. S. Appro.
um-tested flocks. 75 per
p. Crates ret. Miss Evely1
go, Pinehurst. fags

Nice lot of -Bronze
eggs 25c ea. Mrs. Grady
Social Circle. Se






























FARM HELP W.










unencumbered. white g
live in Christan home
adults and do light far
no field work. Board





















Want reliable man an
to do gen. farm work. |
and reasonable wages
near church. W. J. O
ming Ri, 55 34 :

Want honest, sober
jenced man for dair
mo., house to live in on
ises. Charles von Waldne
vannah, DairyStiles Av

Want sober, .
worker to run 350 acer
Fulton County, near |
rand on school bus line































4-R house with ele
Wood furnished. M
wages. Mrs. Housto:







College Park, Rt. ie



with ref. for 2 horse cro
halves. Located 3 mi. N
Auburn, Good land, 4 R
good water, pasture,
good stock furnished.
church, school. J.
Auburn, s
Want healthy sober
man to work on farr
mo., board and laundry
Radford, Broxton, Rt.
Want at once exp. farr

































4 mi. So. Tallapoosa
Ellis, Tallapoosa, Sta
Want farmer with own
and supplies to take ch
100 acres, near Conley
house and barn, R.
Rie, aS

Want good, nice wh
cclored woman, 25 to 35,
light farm werk, no field w
/E. M. McDonald, Winder

Want good, exp
moral man for wages on.
State wages exvected in
letter. Clifford C. Smith
bany, RFD 4, Box 61,

Want man to; work on
consider man and wife
board, reasonable wages
Ayers, Douglasville, W.
land St. 5

Want good farmer,
50, or small family,
sober, reliable, willing
with tools, stock for good
20 mi. Atlanta.
and school. . )
furnish self. Rent free fo1
repairs and soil improve
C. H. Armstrong Atlanta.
Drewry St. N. E. See

Want healthy, sober, de
able man to work on fa
mo., beard, laundry, At on
Mrs. O. L. Smith, Buena Vist
Ret ae

Want good farmer t v
h. fertile farm. Located
So. Atlanta on 41 hig
Everything furnishe 3
see- EP
dale.

Want man and wife, or ;
family to make crop o1
basis or pay $20.00 m
and house. Furnish ex
for wife.
Rockmart.
Springs Church).

Want share crop white f
ily with boy old enough
self.- reliable. Head of
to supervise farm also
house Jand, farm implen
On paved highway and bi
line. Give ref. and informatio
Robt. H. Freeman, Forsyth.

Want man or boy to
and other farm work,















































board and laundry: |
May ist if geod hand. V
Potter, Jefferson Rt

On ae eines hands and
Ip to work on dairy farm,
VY. Pomona. Write or see.

uguley, Griffin, Rt. A.

m

, healthy, dependable wo-
to live in home and do gen.
farm work. No field work.
onable salary. Mrs. H. A.

Sale City Rt. 1.
Vant good, sober, honest
hand with good ref., $12.50
board and washing. At
Mrs. J. F. Bailey, Baxley,

ant good farm hand. 75c

nd furnish garden and po-

loved. for own use. White

red, See. B .B. Weather-
=cRt: 1s

nt ae or boy (consider
nd wife) to work on farm
round job. Small salary,
ondry and board, or house,
od and water. C. H. Mauldin,
1ega.
honest, sober, colored
and wife for gen. and
irm work. $20.00 mo. and
= we Davenport, Stone
2:
nt farm hand. 65c day and
or if rather work other
rite. Good, quiet home,
Ea. Pinehurst. At once.
Lovett, Pinehurst.

agreeable farm

help make crop. Must
ed worker and know how
9w. White or colored, 15-
old. $15.00 mo., and
ndrew Wilson Egypt.

nt hand to help make
: ay what you are worth
crop and part pay. Need
hands at once. Good
No drunkard. Come at
5: OL Campbell, Dallas,

_ farm. labor, 2 small
Ponebie workers,
aes or ian Je

_ good peiecatla shlbred
to help make crop
t= crop and part pay.
good worker and know
plow. Sober, honest.
-one of family. O. L.
oganville, ;
white woman 25-50,
haracter, healthy, unen-
d, for light farm work,
a work. $15.00. mo. and
Write. Mrs, W. K. Gard-

rk; exp. in row crop
n, Also 2 men to- cut
i. J. C. Cutter, DeSota.
. farmer that can milk
is. Prefer 2 men in same
ly. J. P. Glore, Austell, Rt.
Glores Dair y. :

eld work with couple 50
60 yrs. old. Must be clean,

eed apply. Can _ give

home, board and $2.00 per
ae 2 Int below Jones-

erie room.

na eee T. W. An-
a 32. Box 422 Atlanta.

Se Fann e Smith,
ecatur, De 2950.

t a good farm hand,
or colored, prefer col.
do any kind of farm
n Langford, Toccoa,

good dependable ine
nake crop for wages.
ow all about farming.
a Beggs, ES,

light farm work, no
k, Reascnable salary
ae board with cou-

M, Hogg.

perienced farmer for
Also day hands,
s on school bus route
i. C. W. Hollingsworth,
gh, RED 1}
ae farmer for 1- horse
standing rent or third
urths Good house and
res cotton, . school
a8 mi. feom Lilburn.
ican, aes Mountain,

riddle | ened woman,
1encumbered for light
k, no field work 80040

am Zac middle-
@ and do light farm
no fic a WOE

Ref



near Atlanta.

C, G, Oli

_MARKET BULLETIN.
| FARM HELP eaniko

FARM HELP WANTED | POSITIONS WANTED



Want good, exp. farm hand.
$15.00 mo. and board. Mrs. L.
M,. Kelley. Marietta, RFD 1.

Want unencumbered, good,
white young woman, 20- 35; 0
aelp with light farm work, no
field work. Good Christian
home and reasonable salary.
Give ref. Mrs. Alvin Collins,

; Commerce.

Want good man for farm
work. $15.00 mo., laundry and
board A good home to honest,
reliable man. J. H. Sanders,
Danville, Rt. 1.

Want man with famliy to
take good 1 h. crop on 50-50
basis. Advance and extra cash
for day labor: also 1- 6r 2h.
crop for standing rent.

gis Storer, Se Sat:

Want 2 h-- farmer= to-go
halves. Located 4 mi. Albany.
L. E. Totum, Albany, Rt. 2.

Want good, honest. agreeable
farm hand to make crop. $15.00
mo., board and laundry. Paul
Colbert, Dallas, Rt. 4.

Want unencumbered, col-
ored, coumtry raised woman,
20-40 for light farm work no
field work. Good home, reas-
onable salary. Mrs. M. Faulk-
ner, Douglasville, Rt. 3.

Want nice, clean, healthy wo-
man, good character for light
farm work, no field work. Live
in home, room, and $1.50 week.
Mrs. M. B. Davis, Fairburn,
RASH: =

Want good, sober farm hand

at once. $12.00 mo., room and
board. T. W. Kemp, Lyons, Rt.
i:

Want good farm hand, 30-50
yrs. old, no drunkard. Must be
healthy and good worker. Fair
price. W. BE. McCart, Lawrence-
seville. at:

Want white girl of good
character, light farm work, no

field work. $2.50 week and

- Ref.
Lewis,

treat as -one of family.
exeh. Mrs. Jennie
Alapaha.

Want Christian man to truck
farm, raise hogs and calves for

-one-third of what is sold; also
want man for 10-15 acres rich:

ground with pasture, spring

fand branch, on Heb way- Eva |

Haynes, Buford.
Want man or boy for light

farm work, garden and flow-

ers. K. M. Johnston, Atlanta,
3541 Roswell Road. :
Want good, honest, sober man
to drive truck and do other
work on farm. R. G. Helmey,

IMarlow, Rt. 1, Box 36.

Want strong sober, honest
man or boy for gen. farm work.

$12.00 to $15.00 mo., board and |

laundry. E.
fon, Rt.-2-

Want famliy, white or color-

B. Brannon, Can-

|ed, live on farm Butt Co., near

Jackson -and work for day
wages. Phone or write, S.S.
Johnson, Atlanta, 940 Hill Dt;
Ma 9546. =

Want unencumbered,
woman for light farm work,
no field work. Modern home
Mrs. Margaret
Haines, Smyrna, Atlanta,
phone Be 1818.

RS Want to hire a tractor driver,

for..my farm. Apply W. A.
Dickerson, Lyons.

Want 2 families (4 hands)
for wages or by day for farm.
-H. Leverett, Parrott.

ae woman, 30-50, unen-
cumbered, country raised, to
live in home and do light farm
work, milk 1 cow but no field

work, Small salary, board and

room. Mrs.
Vienna, Rt. 4.
Want 2h. farmer with mules
on 50-50 basis, or standing
rent 1000 lbs: lint cotton. Large
good house, carpet grass pas-
ture, 9 mi. So, Dearing=--J=
Adams, Dearing, ER re

W. T. Handley,

Want settled girl or woman

to live with family and help
with light farm work. $3.00
week and board. No field work.
At once. Mrs. Clarence Vaughn,
Lyerly.

Want white man, 20-40, exp.
in gen, farming honest, strict-
ly sober, know how and do good
work, $13. 00 mo. laundry. L. E.
McCleskey, Alpharettta, Rt. 3.

Want white woman, middle-
aged of good character, for
light farm work, no field work.
Write. Mrs. Z. L. Johnson, Jr.,
Dallas, Rt. 3,

Want 2 or 3 wage. hands,
white or colered, make and
gather crop. Women okay, if
they want to hoe and pick cot-
ton. Good wages.
wood furnished. At once. W. B.
Moore Watkinsville, RED 1;

Want good | exp. farm and
orchard hand, | 25-40, good
worker, honest, sober, drive
ear or.truck. $12.00 mc., home
and laundry. Year: round job.
ver, Barnesville at 2:

See.

| state. Have to be moved. Need
iddle-~

House and |



Want good farm ana: one;
who understands raising cot-
ton. Monthly wages. Honest,
sober. reliable. Give ref. Mrs.
A. F. Pass. Calhoun, Rt. 2.

Want settled young woman
for light farm work. no field
work. Board and reasonable
salary. Ref required. Mrs. R.
M. Sutton, Swainsboro.

Want middleaged, dependable,

unencumbered, Christian wom-
an for light farm work, no
field work, Reasonable salary.
Mrs. I. M. Greenway, Atlanta,
959 Arden Ave., S.W.

Want reliable colored family
for farm work. Weekly wages
and house. 5 mi. Pelham. Near
school. At once. J. R. Sloan.
Pelham Rt. 1. :

Want healthy, single man to
work 1 h. farm. See at once.
Pay weekly. E. S. Blackwell,
Shady Dale, Rt. 1.

Want 2 good farm hands, for
wages, board, laundry. At once.
No drinking. A. S. Hicks, Adel,
Rt. 1.

Want honest, industrious
woman to look after poultry,
garden. flowers etc. Home and
reasonable salary. B. BE. Stan-
dridge, Clermont:

Want good, smart, country
raised boy, 15 to 20, no bad
habits, to live with old couple
and wages to work on farm.
Come at once. W. H. Adams,
Unadilla, Rt. 1.

POSITIONS WANTED





White woman, good charac-
ter, wants light farm work, no
field work. $3.00 week, board.
In Walker or adjoining coun-.
ties. References. Miss Haitie |
Roberts, Chickamauga,

29 yr. old man well exp., in
dairy work of all kinds, wants
to hear from party needing a
good Herdsman. Alex Satter-
field, Smyrna. ee
Dairy.

Young woman wakes light
farm work, no milking nor field
work. $2.50 to $3.00 week and
beard. Ref. exch. Prefer near
Gainesville or Canton. Come
after; just a mi. from highway.
Miss Myrtle Wehunt Dahlone-
Sant 3.

Want job on farm. Exp.
truck driver and other work.
Write Ben McMillan, Hapeville,
3175 Stewart Ave., Ca 3373.

Unencumbered; settled wo-
man, goed character and heal-
thy, wants light farm work, no
field work, State duities and
Salary Mrs: dC; Higdon _ Ben
Hill. Ra. 3262.

40 yr. old woman wants place
on farm for self and 4 children
(2 boys, 17 and 12), all large
enough to work, Share crop or
wages. Mrs. Essie Dale, Atlanta,
524 Crew St., S. W.

Want job on farm or Mill.
Exp. in both and can keep up}
Grist Mill, do shoe repair work.
3 in family. Go anywhere in

job. Carlton F. Henderson,
Thomasville, c-o Gen, Den.

Single, 45 yr. old man wants |

job on stock farm, dairy or
poultry farm; keeping up re-
pairs; do all kinds carpenter
work, etc: $25.00 mo. and
board. Can also handle labor,
and run grist mill. Sober, hon-
est. J. M. Beggs, Marietta, c-o

Gen. Del.

Want job on farm with agree
able people. Well exp. farm
work, operate riding cultivator.
drive truck and car. Honest.
sober and hard worker. Best
ref., $5.00 week, board and
laundry. so. Ga. preferred. J.
F, Lewis Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.

3 grown men to work on
\farm. Can operate any kind
farm machinery, Gin, Grisi
Mill or gen, farm work. State
wages paid and where. Address.
= H, Higgins, Macon, 202 Wood

fs a

Young woman wants light
farm work, no milking nor field
work. $2. 50. to $3.00 week, Pre-
fer near Gainesville or Canton.
Ref. exch. Come after, 1 mi.
from .Highway. Miss Myrtle
Wehunt, Dahlonega, Rt. 3.

16 yr. old boy wants to stay
and work on farm for board,
laundry and small salary. No
field work. Want with reliable,
good, old couple, B. E. Gwin-
net, Statesboro, Rt: 4, c-o
Smiths Box.

Want a fully equipped dairy.
near retail market, by exp.
Dairyman with excellent rec-
ord. 1 with land for. raising
feed. J. B. Tanner Fairburn.

Middleaged man, healthy,
wants job with good people.
assisting in poultry, or caring
for fancy livestock; also help
in- upkeep of estate, drive car,
or other honest work, Do not
smoke, use tobacco, am ener-
getic and courteous. $3.00 week.
room and board. C. H. Milan,
| Dawso : i pee Serie



e

sta:



Want job as Flour and Corn
miller. 20 yrs. exp. best of ref.
No boozer. W. A. Covgill, Bow-
ersville, Box 124.

Married couple, 1 small child
wants job on poultry or truck
farm, near Macon at once. Can
drive truck or tractor. P. N.
Sanders, Bolingbroke.

Want job as wage hand on
farm. Wife and self and child.
Can move. Come see or write.
Cleveland McCoy, Valdosta,
RFD 3. Box 63.

Exp. farmer wants small 1 h.
crop on shares or for standing
rent. Fred Black, Cleveland.

28 yr. old man wants job on
farm $4.00 week, board and
laundry. No bad habits. Good
worker. At once. J. E. Stall-
ings. Atlanta, 376 Ormond St.
S.cE:

29 yr. old, eolored man with
wife and small child, wants job
on farm, Thoroughly reliable.
References. John Watson, So.
Atlanta, 101 Park Ave.

Want job on farm as overseer
or caretaker. Life time exp.,
and ref. if needed. 55 yrs. old,
alone. J. J. Hubbard, Macon,
Rt 5. c-0 GF. Wells:

Man with wife, 1 child,
wants job on farm as caretaker.
35 yrs. old, exp. farm work,
willing worker, no bad habits,
good ref. Oak Morris, Talking

Rock, Rt. 1.

Couple wants work, gen.
farming. Plenty exp., and best
cf ref. Dont drink. Have to
be moved. House and wages
preferred, but consider 50-50
basis with some cash advanced
for crop. See any day alter 12
o'clock. George H. Mitchell, At-
Janta, 341. Central Ave. S. W.

Man and wife want work on :
farm within 1 mi. Royston, at |
$1.00 day. house and wood. ;
Must be goodpaymaster, with |
ecod ref, =
Fletcher Briscoe, Royston. .

Want job general farming or
live stock, Single, middleaged

man, life time exp., good ref. |
Willing worker. J. I. Rushin, |

Blythe.



COTTONSEED FOR
SALE



2nd yr. Stoneville 2 B. cot-

tonseed, 80c bu.; Purple Hull
>| field peas, $2.50 bu.; Exe. for
Spanish peanuts and hayseed .

soy beans. Frank ~ Bennett,
Coffeee.

50 bu. Rhynes imp. wilt-re-
sistant, Ist yr., kept pure, 98
percent germination, 90c bu.
FOB, Quenton Benson, Ty Ty,
Hea

D & PL No. - A, Ist yr. roll
cleaned at gin, not planted near
any other var., $1.00 bu. $3.00
CWE FOB. = hark Cooper,
Mansfield. Rt. 1.

To oMeibs.-D' & Pi 411- A, 1st
yr., kept pure, $3.00 CWT; 4
tons bean and grass hay, about
50 percent, ea., has some ma-
tured beans, $15.00 ton. G. H.
Davis, Rome.

Piedmont Cleveland big boll,
extra sound, clean bright, 90c
bu.; $2.80 CWT. Add transpor-
tation Ge Also 2 AAA pure-
bred B. R. and 1 Light Brahma
reosters, young and well. del.
$1.00 ea. here. J. B. Hickman,
Barnesville.

D&PL cotonseed, 1000 lbs.
at $2.50 cwt, FOB. J. O. Adams,
Woodland.

Stoneville 2 B cottonseed,
30 bu or. more, $1.00 bu. FOB.
Money order:. C.-L. Stone,
Adairsville, Rt, 2

1000 bu. D&PL cotonseed,
T3C Ol Oh. =: G-
Kimbrough, Chipley.

Cokers 100 staple cotton-
seed. saved especially.

R. Tanner, Sandersville.

Stoneville 2 Be lstsyir., 10
other cottton on farm, ginned
1 var. gin, packed 100 Ibn
good bags, $275 bag. Walter
Estes, Rex.

D&PL No, 11 cottonseed, ond
yr., grown in 1 var. commun-
ity. kept pure, not treated,

$2.10 CWT, FOB. O. L. Stone

Loganville

Pety s= imp: wilt- resistant,
Ceresan treated, received from
Petty in Dec. 1940, ger. 90 to
95 percent. $5.00 CWT. Joa:
Peters, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

ist yr. from breeder, Mar-
retts White Gold cotttonseed,
Sees $4.00 CWT, FOB
inne pure and kept
J. Thelma Miller, Spar. a

Recleaneq Marrett?s } Whi te
Se ee - Gottonseed, Ist ue
u. ee We
Gr anite Haile =

100 bu. Brooms 90- day cot-
tonseed, Toc bu. Kept pure at
ein, over bale to acre: stand
cold beter than common. cot-
oS JB. ee = TOCueTE,

See me at once. q

| field peas:

+yr.,

for,
planting. $2.50 CWT. FOB. Ben.

. Wednesday, April 2, 1

COTTONSER
FOR SALE



Stoneville 2-B cottonseed, 7
bu. FOB. J. W. Higgens, ;
vaton.

D&PL cottonseed, Ist ye
$3.00 <CWE UOn Port
Covington...

150 bu. Dixie Triumph,
yr., saved pure at gin $1.00
$3. 00 CWT bag. R. Ji Fosse Ge
Baxley, Rt. 1

White Goid and Wansees
wilt-resistant, 2nd year. r
dropped at gin, kept pure, $2.50
per hundred. J. J. Qliver
Commerce, Route 3.

25 bu. Broomes 90-day Pro:
lifie cottonseed, Ist yr. wilt-
resistant, $1.00 bu. FOB. E.
Mathew, Lumber City, Rt. 1.

Summerour Hi-Bred, Ist y
kept clean recleaned, Ceresar
treated, $1.50 bu. J. L. Horne
Cochran. os

Stoneville B 2, Ist yr.. a
D&PL, ist yr., both priced
$1.00 bu. FOB; truck loads
bulk, $50.00 ton, FOB, Ce :
Walker, Griffin.

Cokers 100 str. 3. ee Coke
200 str. 1, both Ist yr., ped
seed, kept clean, $1.00 bu. FOB.
J. W.. Richar dson, Lit
Springs, Rt. 1.

1000 lbs. Cokers 4-1
seed treated, a 2nd -
$2.50 CWT. FOB. Ce ona
man, Fayetteville, oa 3.

20 bu. Sea Island, gaddis
(obtained from Board of Ei
tomology) planted ist
1940. Cleaned, $1.75 bu. di
in larger quantities. FOB.
ees Glaxton, Riek

400 bu. 2nd yr. Coker's: 1068

fee



'ginned 10 bales at time to ke

1940 av. over bale ta

pure,
G. W. Veach, Ada

acre.
ville.

D&ePiy at A, ist yi 1 ie
in, staple, 42 to 45 percent li
1 av. over 500 lbs. per A. on
A., ginned pure, $1.00 bu. $
ton. Bob Sosby Carnesvil

Vandivers heavy fruiter,

| rect from breeder 1940,

, percent lint. long staple.
or exc. for sound O- too-tans 0;
2 fOr OR 22.
a respectively. T. O. McC le
: don, Carroliton. Rt, 3.

Pure Stoneville 2 B. cotto:
,seed, Ist yr.. privately ginne
| recleaned, 1 1-16 in. staple, 9
bu. - Riley C. Couch, Turina

150 bu. pure Rhyne C
cotton seed, 1st yr. kept pu
wilt- resistant 70c bu.; also 90-
day runn ng velvet beans $15
bu. FOB. Jewel Benson,
EMR tee2:

Cokers 100 str. She kept
ordered direct last-yr7 1
to 1-16 in. staple, $3.00 CW
(28 bales, wet 500-lb. e
18 acres last yr.); also Coker
4 ibl. str. 3, $3.00 CWT. W.
Allen. Danielsville, RFD 1

D&PL No. 11 A, kept p
812 lb. lint per acre last y:
Recleaned. Ceresan tre
$125" bus all in=3 bus
Hayseed beans, O-too-tans, |
beans recleaned, 2% bu. sac
W. L. Houser, Fort Valley. =

100 lb. Whitchards imp.
in, cottonseed, $1.00 bu;
bu. Cooks Imp., $0c bu.
especially selected, wilt-res
ant and sound, T. 0. a
Blakely:

500 lbs. D&PL, kept pure
yr., Ceresan treated, $3.00 pe
100 lb. bag: also So. America

L

| Qinter Queen melon seed 40

35c. J. H. Rooks, Springvale.

Cleveland Wannamaker.

ginned 1 var. gin, tre te
ger. test 84 percent, $3.50 CW"
Kleckley Sweet melon |
imp. wilt resistant, tough
7560s So Pe Flanagan,
Rae. Rt. 1.

Summerours - Hi-Bre ;
yr.. kept clean, $1.00 bu. 1]
to RR station. G. H. _Ledbet
Cumming, Rt. 2. Ss

D&PL 11 A
Te 3
Flowery Branch, Rt. 3.

Dixie Triumph (made
900 lbs. per A. 1940),
Wannamaker cottonseed,
bu. FOB, Apply. H. S. Ba
Blackshear. wee

1000 bu: D&PL cote
Ast yr., treated, for sale. *
Hollis, Madison. ;

About 25 bu. Cooks imp
tonseed for planting, p
a 500 lb. bale or more on
dinary land, 80c bu.
PAS Baker . Valdosta :
Box 57):

Pure D&PL, over 40 pe
lint, ger. test 92 percent, Ce
san treated, Ist yr., $3.25.
Eee, Perry, Kelly. =

Stoneville 2-B, ist y:
pure, selected for plea
$1.00 bu, $3.00 CWT.
Simmons, _Dousineval

Cokers 3 in 1.
on 18 acres),

-bu. at barn, H.
gersville a