7 rom LINDER 
 
AGRICULTU RE 
COMMISSION ER 
 
  
 
  
 
a ae day 1 attended a sale of livestock at Metter, = 
 
Candler County.  
 
Some of the finest one- year- -old steers that I ever saw. 
 
-e sold that day. 
They had young steers as fine as are on sale in the ereat 
sections around Chicago and Kansas City. 
This is proof of the Steal: possibilities in raising beef 
e in Georgia. 
Beef cattle, like every other oe proleel. is profitable 
y when grown at a profit. One of the most common mis- 
eS, especially among begimners, is over-stocking and 
 
ng more cattle than the owner is prepared to take care. 
 
asonable eost. 
 
I note a fen from Washington where the Govern- 
nt has purchased one hundred thirty-two thousand bales  
 
ton in South America to go to England for war aid. 
 
t is my understanding from President Roosevelt and : - 
 
Hull, Secretary of State, that it is a fixed policy of the 
 
shineton Government to buy as much from the countries 
South America as possible. 
 
This being the case, it is extremely hazardous for-a 
 
  
 
  
 
ivestock Sales and Georgia Auction Markets 
 
Reports received at this office show following average* prices paid 
or No. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction Markets named: 
 
arch aR asanan ee 02-$ 7.30 CWT 
larch 25-McRae. 2. : 21384 
larch 25-Augusta = 7.40- 7.65 
arch 26Albany 2. 70054 
farch 26Statebsoro __ dO 
arch 27Americus  = : 
 
[arch 27Baxley 
farch 28Metter _. 
.pril 1Macon 
pol 1Soperton ___. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
- TOR FED CATTLE | 
fareh 24-Kastman : 
flarch 25McRae _._ 
March 25Augusta 
arch 26Statesboro - 
farch 27-Americus 
arch 27-Baxley - 
pril._ 1Macon 
\pril 1-Soperton ___. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
grown reasonable. Sa ee ee ae 
 
  
 
farmer to put too many eggs in one basket. . 
It is time to have a little of 2 as many Crops as can be 
 
"@ 
 
A few ee ago I attended a oie of the Souther 
 
~ Commissioners of Agriculture in Memphis, Tennessee. 
 
The bill in Congress providing for a to peanut 
 
growers was thoroughly discussed.  : : 
A repr esentative from the US, Depaliment of Agee: 
 
entive in Washington was present. He gave full informa- 
 
tion about the aye of the proposed legislation on peanut  
 
growers. For peanuts grown on the biloted acreage the Gov 
pemicne undertakes to see that the grower receives the mar~ 
ket price of peanuts for edible purposes. Fhe average price, 
 
5 
 
I understand, is $65.00 per ton. Any acreage planted i in pea= 
 
nuts above the allotment, or without an allotment, will have 
to be sold to the oil mills for crushing. The price paid will be 
the market price for peanuts for crushing prrposes which, - 
understand, is now $30 to $35 per ton, 
 
It was stated at the meeting that the bill providing te 
allow growers to plant in excess of their alloted acreage does. 
not repeal the ruling of the Department of Agriculture in 
Washington that all farmers who fail to hold their acreage 
down to the alloted acreage will forfeit all benefits to which 
they are now entitled under the Triple A program. see 
 
In other words, if a grower plants more than his_ al- 
loted acreage of peanuts, or if he plants peanuts without a 
allotment, he can only figure on getting around $30 to $3 
 
per ton for the peanuts grown and will be in danger of los- 
ing whatever benefits he is now receiving from the Triple AL 
 
All of this adds up to a compelling reason why it is. 
 
necessary for Congress to enact legislation. providing iE a 
 
reduction 1 in EF ederal Land Bank mortgages. 
 
I am continuing to receive hundreds of urge ent requests ) 
from farmers who have carried the burden almost as long 
 
asthey can. |  
Sincerely yours, 
TOM LINDER, 
 
Commissioner of Agriculture. : 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS 
 
Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB Points Mentioned) 
 
April 5, 1941. 
 
Atlanta 
.20-.22 
 
Always Subject to Variation. 
 
  
 
  
 
Eggs, Large, Doz. 
Eggs, Medium, Doz... 
 
.18-:20 INDEX 
 
  
 
ggs,. Small. Doz. 
 
  
 
Hens, Col. 4 1-2 lbs. up, 
 
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14-16 Flowers and Seed for Sale 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
ens, Leghorn, Lb... 
EDS. 
 
  
 
12-.14 Flowers and Seed Wanted 
 
at) Plants for, Sale 2 
A215 
 
Seed for Sale: 2 23a 
 
  
 
  
 
.18-.20 Corn and Seed Corn for Sale 
 
  
 
  
 
Ducks, Lb. 
 
10.-12 Beans and Peas for Sale 2... See 
 
  
 
Geese. Lb. . 
 
.10.-12 
 
  
 
15-20 Pobacco 10t Salg 2 Sos 
 
  
 
  
 
Turkeys, Lb. 
Bemepons. lib. sore ee 
 
Sotton Seed for: Sale = 2 ees 
 
  
 
ountry. Butter. best table, Lb 
Field: Peas, mixed, Bu. ae 
 
  
 
Grain and- Hay tor- Sales 
Miscellaneous for Sale : 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
A) 
_ 1.25 
 
  
 
  
 
field Peas, not mixed, a 
 
DADAM Ma ars 
 
1.50 > 
 
  
 
  
 
75-.76 Peanuts and Pecans for Sale 
 
  
 
far Corn (80 lbs. to bu.), Bu. 
Shelled Corn, Bu. 
 
Pecans and Other Fruit 
 
-18-.80 Trees for Sale 
 
  
 
Oats, Bu.. 
 
Potatoes for Sale 
 
  
 
ewneat Buc 
 
Oo 
1 
 
- 1.02 EESS TOK male ss hs oe 
 
  
 
Sweet Potatoes, No. 2s __ 
 
2.75, Cattle for Sale 
 
  
 
Cabbage. Green, per 100 Lbs. 
 
  
 
2.00~ 2.50 Hogs for Sale 
 
  
 
Cabbage, White, per 100 Lbs 
eavine Hay, No. 1, Ton__ 
 
- Horses and Mules for Sale 
-15.00-16.00 Rabbits and Guinea Pigs 
 
  
 
Peanut Hay, No. 1, Ton 
 
12.00-13.00 (Cavies for Sale =. Zs 
 
  
 
Spanish Peanuts, No 1, Ton 
 
70.00-73.00 Livesteck = Wanted. =. is 
 
  
 
~a 
t 
 
  
 
Cottonseed (Prime) Car LotsTon 
 
oe a Farm Help Wanted ________. eae 
 
  
 
  
 
ttonseed Meal, 8 per centton 
 
__._ 30.00 Positions Wanted 
 
  
 
  
 
Cottonseed Meal, 7 per centton 
 
aor Oay NATH AD 
 
  
 
  
 
28.00 
27.00 Food Inspection Report 
 
  
 
Peanut Meal - 45 per cent - ton _ 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
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_ GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN 
 
  
 
  
 
Published Weekly at 
 
114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. 
By Department of Agriculture 
 
Tom Linder, Commissioner 
 
Executive Office, State Capitol, 
 
Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Publication Office 
 
114-122 Pace St.,. Covington, Ga. 
Editorial and Executive Offices 
 
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of 
 
Market, 222 State Capitol, 
Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
at 
of 
 
of 
 
  
 
TOM LINDER 
 
Entered as 
August 1, 1937, at the Post Office 
 
second class matter 
 
Georgia under Act 
1900. Accepted for 
 
Covington, 
June 6, 
 
mailing at special rate of postage 
provided for in Section 1103, Act 
 
October 3, 1917. 
 
  
 
  
 
Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under 
_ postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re- 
peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice. 
 
  
  
   
  
 
Limited space will not permit insertion of notices containing 
 
more than 30 words including name and address. 
 
Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not 
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Bulletin. 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE 
 
Blooming size azaleas all 
 eolors 45c doz.; dogwood. Mtn. 
~ Jaurels, ivy, spruce, white pines 
60c doz.; white altheas 15c ea.; 
sweet shrubs, crabapples 35c 
doz. Well rooted. Add postage. 
Mrs. Sallie Adams, Rt. 2, Elli- 
 
. jay. : 
 
All colors blooming size aza- 
- Jeas 45 doz.; dbl. pink almond. 
 
- @bl. pink almond, dbl. yellow 
_Japonicas. red velvet roses, 
pink weigelias 25c ea.; rhodo- 
 
- @endrons. laurels, white and 
 
spruce pines, dogwood, sweet 
shrubs, Indian arrow 75c_ doz. 
Add postage. B. A. Shepard, Rt. 
 
4, Ellijay. 
 
Double yellow Japonicas 50c 
~ each; pink almonds, snowballs, 
jilac, red quince, weeping 
_ Mary, white spirea 20c ea.; wis- 
teria 25c ea.; dark red double 
rose cabbage head rose 20c ea. 
- =Exc. for white sacks. Mrs. B. F. 
- Silver. Talking Rock. 
 
Double velvet rose. large red 
and pink roses, little pink run- 
- ning rose 2 for 30c; rhododen- 
 
_@rons, azaleas, Jap. quince, lilac, 
weeping Mary. pink almond 25 
- ea.- primrose. violets, day lilies, 
jris 20c doz. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. 
Harley Richards, Talking Rock. 
Double yellow Japonicas 40c 
-ea.; yellow lilies, iris, narcis- 
sus, violets, primroses 20c doz.; 
butterfly bush. lilac, red quince, 
pink almond 2 for 30c. Exc. for 
sacks. Mrs, Inez Barrett, Talk- 
ing Rock. 
 
White narcissus, orange day 
dilies, yellow jonquils 75 Cy 
tame mixed colors violets 50c 
 
C; mixed colors azaleas 40c 
doz.; dbl. pink almonds, pink 
-althea, pink weigelias, crabap- 
_ pile, evergreen, yellow Jasmine 
_ 10c each, 3 for 25. Mrs. Will 
James, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
 
- Rhododendrons, laurels, hem- 
- locks, white pines 75c doz.; all 
colors blooming size azaleas 45c 
dcz.; dbl. yellow J aponicas, pink 
 altheas, pink weigelias, lilac 20c 
ea.; blue. purple, lavendar iris 
20c doz. Add postage. B. L. El- 
ler, Rt. 4. Ellijay. : 
 
- Rhedodendrons, laurels, 
-eream dogwood,  crabapple, 
spruce and white pines 75c doz.; 
red, pink spirea, pink weigelias, 
 
@bi. yellow J2ponicas 20 ea.; 
all colors blooming size azaleas 
-45c doz.; boxwood 12-15 in. 25 
each. Add postage. Mrs. Lee 
_ Eller. Ellijay, Rt 2. 
 
- Dahlia bulbs-largest varie-. 
ties; Jane Cowl, Kathleen Nor- 
ris, White Wonder, Mammoth. 
Champion. Cigarette, Condon. 
American Beauty, Sonny Boy, 
Jersey Beacon, Copper King, 
- Bashful Giant, Marshall Pink 
$1.25 doz. not prepaid. Mrs. C. 
-L. Hensel Clayton. 
Chrysanthemums: large ex- 
hibition type, buttons, pompons, 
daisies, anemones, all sizes and 
colors true to name fresh from 
Northern growers; also Japan- 
ese type. All plants rerooted and 
moss packed. Mrs. Marion 
Turner. Hawk:nsville. 
- Chrysanthemums Silver 
Wedding,  lavendar queen, 
Golden glow, large pink daisy, 
- gorgeous pink, light yellow 2 of 
each 25c; red verbena 25c doz.; 
- heartease 25c doz.; coralvine 3 
for 25c. 50c orders PP. No exc. 
 
Cash or MO. Mrs. Ida Taylor, 
Rt. 2. Arlington. z Ks 
King Alfred daffodils, white 
- narcissi 75c C, $6.00 M. No 
 
  
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE  
 
$1 chrysanthemum = assort- 
ments: 2@ good garden varieties; 
15 single and semi-dbl. Koreans, 
8 beautiful cushion mums; or 10 
new varieties. Asstd colors. PP. 
W. H. Forsyth, 31 Willow Ave. 
NE, Atlanta. 
 
Red cedars 1-3 ft. high 15c to 
35c ea.: green cedars, large red 
hollyhock plants 2 for 25c; for- 
sythia, blue butterfly bushes 25c 
ea. Add postage. Exc. for Bos- 
ton ferns and red geraniums, 
white 100 Ib. sacks. Mrs. J. H. 
Carrington, Rt. 1, LaGrange. 
 
Sweet shrubs, white pines. 
crabapples, hollies, Mtn. lau- 
 
| rels. rhododendrons, white dog- 
 
wood red maple. tulip poplar, 
red dogwood, vink, yellow and 
red azaleas $1.25 doz., all 3 it. 
Orvin Lance, Morganton. 
 
Chrysanthemums, field grown 
plants, good roots $1.25 doz. de- 
livered: Bob Pullnig large 
cream incurved lustre pink, 
Helen Frick pink, Rose Marie 
pink, Pride of Tokyo cream, 
Silver Wedding white; Also fine 
dahlias. Mrs. S. W. Sloan. Au- 
burn. 
 
Large type chrysanthemums- 
white, pink and yellow Turner 
Quaker Maid, Snow white, Ear- 
ly white, Betsy Ross, 
Monarch. Silver sheen and 
Golden Wedding 30c doz. Miss 
Annie Wheless, RFD 1, Carlton. 
 
Tris. narcissus, jonquils, daffo- 
dils 20c doz.; snowdrop bushes. 
lily bushes 15c ea.; Dusty Mill- 
er, Lady of Lake and catnip 
10c doz: mixed winter pinks 
25ce doz.; old fashioned yellow 
lilies 30c doz Miss Margie 
White Temple. f 
 
6 or 8 rooted American pillar 
climbing roses, big cluster 
blooms, red, 15c ea.: crimson 
ramblers rooted 10c ea.; not pre- 
paid; Exc. for rooted fuchsias, 
red geraniums, red verbenas, 
dianthus or begonias. Mrs. Ellis 
H. Bonner. Rt. 3, Eatonton. 
 
Orange day lilies, Shasta dai- 
sies 20c doz.; purple iris 25c 
doz.; 3 colors pompons. dahlias 
60c doz.; several colors large 
dahlias $1.00 doz.; hardy phlox, 
mums 25c doz.; lilac bushes 15c 
ea. 2 for 25c. Mrs. J. G. Whit- 
field, Rt. 3. Jasper... 
 
pink weigelias 10c, 3 for 25c; 
white crape myrtle, white lilac, 
 
pomegranate. althea, etc. Mrs. 
S. W. Spain, Rt. 4, Dallas. 
 
chid tan and white and blue 
border 6 for 50c; rooted flower- 
ing pear, Texas Rose and yel- 
low bells 35c .Mrs. W. W. 
Trimble, Adairsville, Rt .2. 
 
Two well established Dr. Van 
Fleet rose bushes 75c ea.; blue 
Land white double larkspur, pink 
crimrose 10c doz.; red riding 
hood dwarf very double zinnia 
seed 10c envelope; PP. Mrs. D. 
L. Steakley. Rt 2. Talking Rock. 
 
* Limited amt. dark red currant 
sprouts, yellow thornless roses 
15e ea.: crape myrtles, white 
dogwood 20 ea. in lots; 4 black 
& white Muscovy grown ducks. 
} drake $5.00 for lot not pre- 
paid; Exc. some for 3 lbs. col. 
red bunch butter bean seed. 
Mrs. Tom Bryan. Rt. 1, Turin. 
 
Old fashioned hollyhock 
plants assorted colors, bloom- 
ing size 50c doz., small size 25c 
doz; Mrs He S. Young; Rf. 1, 
 
Early: 
 
Purple butterfly, pink crape 
myrtle thornless yellow rose, 
 
garlic bulbs 10c doz. Exc. for 
 
azalea, crimson or pink spireas, 
 
Fine iris. light blue, pink, or- 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE 
 
Shasta daisies, feverfew, 
Monks head 25c doz.; tiger lilies 
2 for 25c: dbl. orange day lilies 
35c doz.: glads pastel shades, 
deep yellow 30c doz.; Seed- 
Giant zinnia, marigolds, orange 
flare cosmos, 8c pkg. del. Mrs. 
Annie Pattillo, Rt. 4, Box 79, 
LaGrange. 
 
Red. pink and yellow azaleas, 
pink, white yhododendrons, Mtn. 
laurel, sweet shrubs, red, white 
dogwood white pine, holly, 
crabapple 3 ft. high $1.25 doz.; 
Japonicas, hibiscus, pink, yel- 
low dbl. type roses 25c each. 
PP. K. S. Waters, Hurst. 
 
6 trimmed boxwoods 34 in. 
high 68 in. around, dark green 
limb to ground. $3.25 each; Cape 
Jasmine 1 ft. high 45c a.; 
white, blue iris 25c dozen. E. L. 
Roberts, Rt. 1, Suwanee. 
 
Shasta daisies and Siberian 
lilies 75c C: lilacs 1 ft. high 
good roots 50c doz. PP. Mrs. 
 
Dick Powell, Rt. 2, College 
Park. 
 
Chrysanthemums-prize win- 
ners, white, yellow pink, 
 
cream. lavendar, tan and varie- 
gated, blooms 6 to 8 in. across, 
field grown labeled plants 8c 
each, 35 for $1.65, 65 for $2.75. 
All colors pompon button & 
daisy types 35 plants $1.15. Mrs. 
J. F. Chapman. Edison. 
 
- Orange and red azaleas 7 and 
8c each; hollies 20 in. high 25c; 
red dogwood 80c doz.; spruce 
pine 25c ea.; white dogwood 20c 
ea.: blueberries, pink Cherokee 
roses 50c doz. Mrs. Delia Reeves, 
Young Cane. 
 
Cherokee rose, azaleas lau- 
rel, rhododendrons, redbud, red 
maple, white dogwood, pussy 
willow, white pine, holly. crab- 
apple. coralberry $1.00 doz.; 
Exc. for white sacks. Mrs. 
Glover Abercrombie, Mineral 
Bluff. 
 
Yellow narcissi 65c C; white 
April 50c C; white peonies 20c 
ea.: flowering almond 10c ea.: 
large double marigold. seed 8c 
teacupful; snowdrop bulbs 50 
and 35c C. Add postage. Ethel 
Sullivan, Rt. 2 Marietta. 
 
5 M field grown boxwood Old 
Eng. Sempervirens heavily 
rooted 4-6 $5.00 C; 6-8 $6.00 
C: 8-10 $9.00 C; dbl. white 
kerria Japonicas strong rooted 
$1.50 doz.; $5.00 C; lavendar 
erape myrtle 3-4 ft. 25c ea.; 
$2.00 doz. Mrs, B. L. Robinson, 
Greenville. 
 
Giant crimson spider lily 
bulbs 25c doz.; blue hydrangeas 
25c ea.: mixed colors rust proof 
snapdragons grown out in open 
ready April 15th. 50c orders pre- 
paid. No stamps. Mrs. M. T. 
Tanner, Sandersville. 
 
Geraniums-red Barney, Mrs. 
Buchner white, Lawrence pink, 
Fiat Queen salmon; Painted 
Lady, bright red with white 
center all outstanding in bloom- 
ing and varieties 6-9 in. nice 
roots 20c each. 6 for $1.00. Add 
postage. Mrs. Grace Dobbs, Box 
23, Gainesville. 
 
Green spruce pines with fine 
thick foliage 2-3 ft. rooted 15c 
ea.. $1.50 doz.; white hibiscus 
bulbs. purple lilac, pink crape 
myrtle, asparagus plants. white 
daffodils 10c ea. $1.00 doz. de- 
livered. Olivia Patterson Rt. 2, 
Waco. 
 
Purple lilac, brides wreath, 
forsythia, lavendar  wisteria, 
running - ivy, pink thrift 80c 
doz.; privet hedge, purple iris, 
lemon lilies 50c doz.; red and 
rose geranium cuttings 5c ea.; 
rooted Jew 50c doz. : PP. Inez 
Patterson. Rt. 2, Waco. 
 
Blue grape hyacinth bulbs 50c 
C; 500 for $2.00; Emperor and 
Sir Watkins daffedils. white 
blooming narcissus, little yel- 
low fragrant narcissus, dark red 
mums 25c dozen. Miss Vena 
Brown, Hartwell. 
 
Jonquils, daffodils butter & 
ese: 50c C: narcissus  75c- C; 
Queen Ann lace, spirea, quince, 
forsyhia 10c ea., Grandpa grey- 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
beard 5 for $1.00: iris 25e doz.; 
 
Exe. for white feed sacks. Mrs. ' 
 
T. B. Bellamy, Ashland. 
 
Wisteria, everblooming roses, 
butterfly bush, crape myrtles. 
Beauty Bush. dogwood, holly, 
cedars. cherry laurels magno- 
lias. bay, Confederate Jasmine, 
dbl. & sgl. spireas, pink dwarf 
and Billardi spireas 2 ft. high 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
SALE 
 
White pines 2 doz. 75c; spruce 
pines 35c doz.; garlic bulbs 10c 
doz.. Mtn. ferns 15c doz.; yel- 
low daffodils 20c doz. Add post- 
age. Lillie Mae Bradley, Rt. 3, 
Ellijay. 
 
Montbretia, glad bulbs, Mio- 
sotis azalia mums 30ce doz.; 
white. yellow cushion button 
ang rose mums 20c doz.; Arc- 
totis, everlasting flower, giant 
gaillardia, all kinds zinnia and 
marigold seed 10c large pk. 
large tuberose 25c doz. Mrs. J. 
G. Robertson, 11 W. Center St., 
Carrollton 
 
Red and pink begonia, coleus 
and Wandering Jew cuttings 5c 
ea. Lilliput zinnia and mari- 
gold seed mixed 5c pack. San- 
 
ford Kemp, Rt 1, Lyons. 
 
Yellow, white, pink, red, pur- 
ple mums 25c doz.; white vio- 
lets Shasta daisies, blue, pink 
verbenas 5c ea.; gaillardia, Lu- 
pines, primrose, ageratum 10c 
doz.; Exc. for ferns and begon- 
ias. Grover Lewis, Toomsboro. 
 
Palmetto palms 4 to 5 ft. 
high, large long stem leaves 
$2.50 each. V. W. Wilson, Ris, 
Savannah. : 
 
Yellow lantanas 1l5c ea., gar- 
denias 25c ea.; red and white 
bachelor button seed 10c cupful; 
strawberry plants 25c C; catnip 
10c ea.; double tansy 5c each. 
No stamps. Add postage. Nomie 
K. Moon, Rt. 2, Bowdon. 
 
Lilac, iris, golden glow dah- 
lias, violets, white crowder peas, 
long ped okra butter pea, col- 
lard seeds. flower seeds and 
cuttings, some of all for 50c PP. 
Myrtle Pace, Rt. 1. Temple. 
 
Mtn. laurel, rhododendrons, 
crabapples red and yellow aza- 
leas red and white dogwood, 
red and silver maple, tulip pop- 
lar, Easter bells. pussy willows. 
spruce pine, white pine, run- 
ning fern, redbuds, arbutus. 
$1.25 doz. PP. Mrs. Regina 
Baugh. Morganton. 
 
All colors dogwoods and aza- 
jeas, redbuds, laurels crabap- 
ple, Cherokee roses, spruce and 
white pine. rhododendrons, red 
maple 3-4 ft. well rooted $1.00 
doz.; Shasta daisies, per phlox, 
yellow violets $1.00 C. Sadie 
Wilson, Morganton. 
 
30 mixed iris $1.10 C, 12 lab- 
eled 50c; 3 fall blooming 50c; 
calla lilies $1.00 doz.; 3 colors 
mixed oxalis 10c: cinnamon 
tubers $1.00 C. tube rose 25c; 
dozen. Mrs. S. M. Gunter, Rt. 
1, Lawrenceville. 
 
Small marigold single brown 
yellow white bachelor button 
10c large cupful; yellow spotted 
cannas; purple dahlias with yel- 
low center 20c doz.; hedge 
plants $1.00 C. Add postage. 
Doecia Harris, Lula. 
 
Grape begonias 15 and 25c 
ea.: orange red double Ameri- 
can Beauty geraniums 20c cut- 
ting: dbl. pink geranium 15c ea.; 
white iris 20 for $1.25; Star 
Bethlehem $1.00 M, 15c C; red 
salvia seed 100 for 15c. No 
stamps. Mrs. Ed Stone, Rt. 2, 
Adairsville. . 
 
Jonquils, tiger lil.es, snow- | 
drops, daffodils 75c C; rhodo- 
dendrons, azaleas. Cherokee 
roses, Mtn. laurel, coralberry, 
red, white dogwood. hemlock. 
holly, red and white maples, 
Black & white pines $1.00 doz. 
Louise Waldrop, Morganton. 
 
Pink running - roses, 
liac. pink hibiscus, bridal 
wreath, yellow Easter rose 15c 
ea; purple and variegated iris, 
white narcisus 20c doz., $1.00 
C; variegated gladiolus, red 
button Oct. pinks 25c doz. Mat- 
tie Duran, Rt. 1 Cumming. 
 
_ Fragrant yellow cluster nar- 
cissus 50 for50c. Exc. for white 
paper narcissus, white and yel-! 
low daffodils with round petals; 
double white althea cuttings 5c 
cutting in lots of 5 or more. 
Exe. for dbl. red & dbl. pink 
Speen Evelyn W. Seago. Pine- 
 
DLst- 
 
Orange day til-s, Star Beth- 
jehem, daffodils, blue and white 
variegated sweet violets, purple 
foxglove 50c C: pink phlox 20c 
doz.; pink almonds, pink Dor- 
othy Perkins rose brides 
wreath, weeping Lindd, others 
 
Wednesday, April 
 
purple ' 
 
Wim. &. Burch, Rt 1, He 
 
  
 
2 for 25c. Mrs. Mollie Hender-' 
son. Rt. 3. Ellijay. 
 
  
 
15 ea. Exc. for pot plants and 
sacks. Mrs. Wavy. Lewis, 
Toomsboro. _ : 
 
- Shasta daisies, per. phlox, 
hardy Mtn. ferns, yellow vio- 
lets, trailing arbutus. snowdrop 
yellow jonquils, large dbl. daf- 
fodils. cream narcissus $1.00 
C; lemen lilies 25c doz. Vera 
Wilson, Blue Ridge. s 
 
Chrysanthemums, large types, 
daisy, button and pompon. 
mixed colors 5 doz. $1.00 PP; 
alse dbl. gaillardia plants 20c 
doz.; other annuals. Mrs. Will 
 
  
 
  
 
_ehecks. Mrs. E. L. McElroy, 
_ Bremen, Rt. 2. ; 
 
es 
 
    
 
Fairmount. 
 
    
 
Rooks, Arlington. 
 
  
 
  
 
Sweet Williams 25c doz.; cor- 
eoposis 10c doz., 2 for 25c; chry- 
santhemums 15 doz.; rosemary 
15c bunch: cherry sprouts 20c 
 
  
 
each, 6 for $1.00; primroses 15c 
doz., 2 for 25c. Add postage. | 
Mrsa eB. = Warren. Rt. 2 
Toomsboro 
 
_ Purple iris, orange day lilies, | 
: leopard lilies 75c C; red roses. | 
, velvet roses, pink almonds, 
snowballs. birdeye bushes, wild 
azaleas 2 for 25c;  verbenas, 
white and blue violets, Star 
Bethlehem 20c doz. Add postage. 
ie Kathleen Parks, Rt. 3, El- 
ijay. : 
 
 
 
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FLOWERS AND 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Rhododendrons 
Cherokee roses, 
coralberry, red and wh 
wood, hemlock, holly, - 
red and white, black and 
pines $1.00 doz. 2-4 f 
Minnie Campbell, Morga 
 
Large type poppy seed 
double mixed, grow 2 1- 
ft. tall, 10c teaspoonful, 
for dahlia tubers or gl. 
spoonful for 1 tuber, @ 
pot flowers except Bostor 
Mrs. M. M. Hamrick 
Duluth. 
 
150 fine flat leaf lace 
small size 15c ea. 2 for. 
for 50c: large size 25c ea 
45c, 5 for $1.00 postpaid. 
ed roots. Mrs. Mamie Yo 
Box 94. Surrency.  
 
Sweet shrub, sweet gun 
fern, red and yellow 
bushes 10c ea.; holly bush 
ea. Add postage. Exc. so: 
white sacks. Mrs. Leona 
Ric. Waco. 
 
Pink weigelias. red  
hibiscus, red crape myrt 
Jacs 3 for 25c; pink and 
and white phlox, pur] 
white iris 2 doz. 25c; lem 
jes 25c doz.: rose verben 
glove 2 doz. 25c. tiger 
large 6 for 25c. Ellen  
Talking Rock. 
 
Daffodils. Star Beth 
purple foxglove, 
lilies 50c C; snowball, | 
bell, yellow forsythia, 
wreath. purple lilac, all 
2 for 25c; purple and pi 
theas 50c doz. Add p 
Merine Henderson, Rt. 
jay. 
Red and purple verbe 
doz.; zinnia seed 10c sp 
Shasta daisies 30c doz.; 
colors Fall pinks 25 doz 
hydrangea 25c bunch. 
rooted; cannas mixed col 
doz. Add postage. Mrs. 
Dodd, Alpharetta. 
 
Dahlias-Jane Cowl, 
Beauty, Avalon, Yellow 
R. E. Lee. Forest Fire, Cer 
nial, Warner. Treasure 
others. Guar. true to 
$1.15 doz.; also have ball 
rieties white, pink, yellow 
50c doz. Mrs. D. M. Wor 
4. Ball Ground. a 
 
Lemon day lilies, purp! 
verbenas, lemon verben: 
ple Jap. iris, Star Beth 
large jonquils 25c_ doz.; 
and yellow mums, gold 
mums. $1.00 C; almond 
25e: Exc. for white sack 
T. J. Womack, Bremen. 
 
lupines, Fall chrysanth 
day lilies, house leak 
iris, blue violets 25c doz 
red hibiscus, old fsahion 
vet roses 3 for 25c:; Silve 
rose cuttings 15c doz. Ad 
age. Tamar Teem. Ta 
Rock 
 
Large double dahlias, 4 
of red, pink glads, red ar 
low cannas 25c doz.; 
boxwood 25c ea.; 30 yr. old 
woods $10.00 each. A 
age. Mrs. U. S. Lyne 
Alto. 
 
Well rooted pink and 
verbena 5c ea.; : 
moss lc each; larkspur 
pink yarrow, 10c doze. 
umbine 25c bunch; mi 
doz. Mrs. Lucy Mash 
Weyman Ave. SW, Phi 
0268W, Atlanta. ae 
_15 different colors db 
lias. 50c  doz:: ixey 
phlox, mums, 
bluesrass thrift, snow 
for 25c; golden glow 2 
per. sweet peas; tig 
white Easter roses 3 fo: 
checks. Mrs. Willis Gr 
i. Dahlonega 
 
Magnoha holly, yucca. 
myrtle, dogwood white 
25c each; white oleands 
hydrangea, snowball. flo 
almond, rosemary, devil: 
ing stick. honeysuckl 
bine, Jasmine 10c ea 
 
h 
 
as 
cl 
 
_Cherokee roses, velvet 
pink almonds 4 for 2! 
double yellow Japonic: 
hocks 2 for 25 purp 
endar iris $1.00 C. Add 
Uline Duvall, Ellijay 
 
Flowering. almond, s! 
land, spireas, forsythi: 
bell, red trumpet, hon 
grancy greybeard pil 
sisters roses. weeping 
for 40c: Dutch and Sp: 
50c dozen; white, b 
25c dez. Mrs. Jessie W. 
1. Dahionega. : 
 
Gold band lilies $1.00 C 
 
Shepard. Rt. 1, Templ 
 
_Rhododendrons, M 
pink, red and yellow 
3 colors azaleas redbut 
alberry. holly, white pir 
Cherokee rose, pussy 
tulip poplar 4 ft. hi 
rooted $1.00 doz. PP. Mr 
Wilson, Morganton. 
 
  
   
   
 
r lilies, ginger lilies 25c 
lue flags, jonquils, trail- 
rbutus 40 doz.; Fall pinks 
Oc doz. Add postage. 
 
ia Waters, Rt. 1, Dah- 
 
ing size giant pansy 
smaller size 70c C; baby 
- Columbine, Scotch 
white physostegia 25c 
glove, hemerocallis lil- 
C postpaid. Mrs. T. C. 
 
bridal wreath, 
 roses, snowballs, 
ells, Easter lilies, velvet 
nk running rose Eng- 
gwood, flowering quince, 
for white sacks or any- 
I can use. Mrs. Lee Hul- 
RFD 2, Tallapoosa. 
ododendrons, Mtn, laurels. 
- shrubs, red maple, red 
te dogwood, black and 
nes ,pink, red and yel- 
azaleas 3 ft. high rooted 
ostpaid; Exc. for white 
1cks. J. H. Roper, Miner- 
 
-30c doz.; yellow but- 
lemon lilies iris 50c 
eet shrubs 3 for 25c; 
as, red and pink Japonicas 
: mtn. laurel, ivy, 
 
ooming size azaleas mixed 
5 50c doz.; purple, lavendar 
doz.; laurel, rnododen- 
white and spruce pines 
; chrysanthemums yel- 
d white mixed 20c doz. 
stage. Mrs. Benjamin F. 
 
, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
ow jonquils, 
 
pet daffodils, blue grape 
inths $1.00 C; blue spider 
yellow double Regal lilies 
} doz. Miss Nora McCurley, 
. Hartwell. 
ed colors mums, mixed 
. iris, day lilies, thrift, 
rdrops 24 for 25c; 12 differ- 
ors medium size dahlias 
> white: Easter roses, hi- 
purple lilac, oakleaf hy- 
ea 3 for 25c. Add postage 
small orders. Mrs. Sarah 
e Dahlonega, Rt. 1. - 
 
is 10 labeled 50 for $1.15, 
sd $1.20 C; large type dah- 
$1.15 doz.; blackberry lilies, 
-60c; Japanese rose, dou- 
fellow 3 for 35c, 60c doz.; 
d shrubs 20 for $1.15; abelia 
ngs 60c C. Mrs. J. M. Hall, 
Calhoun. : 
erabapples, flame red 
orange azaleas, sweet 
ibs, pink and white Min. 
rhododendrons, cream 
dogwood, tulip poplar, 
 
wberry bush, pink Cherokee 
 
s, blooming hemlock, pines, 
les, $1.00 doz. Mrs. Huey 
nson, Mineral Bluff. 
nk Cherokee rose, pink and 
e rhododendrons, blooming 
lock, tulip, poplar spruce. 
lock, white pine, sweet 
ib, strawberry bush, red 
ime and orange azaleas, pink 
._ white dogwood 
0 doz. . Bonnie Aber- 
bie, Mineral Bluff. 
irple violets, pink thrift 10c 
; yellow white narcissus, 
odils, butter & eggs, snow- 
15 doz., $1.00 C: milk 
ine lilies 25c ea.; larkspur, 
, petunia 25c doz. Exc. for 
> flowers. Mrs. Eva Lake, 
kins. 
 
uce pines, Min. iaurels, 
dendrons, azaleas, yellow 
and pink swamp dogwoods 
Jes, tulip poplar, white 
s, ferns, crabapples, white 
ood $1.00 doz. Add post- 
Mrs. Nancy Cooper, Mor- 
mn. 
 
tings mixed  verbenas, 
oof snapdragons, carna- 
delphiniums, Monarda, 
OW primrose 25c doz. PP; 
Morn, heavenly blue pe- 
> Others later. Mrs. C 
, 5 miles Summerville 
Rome. 
ladiolus, blue iris red and 
w cannas, blue _ violets, 
- erape myrtles, brides 
ath, white jonquils, double 
 
. Martha 
 
ce, Rt. 4, Dahlonega. 
or 12 different colors dah- 
50c dozen; mums, hardy 
thrift, butter and eggs. 
ly 24 for 25c; winter ver- 
coreoposis 20c doz.; oak 
hydrangea hibiscus 3 for 
Add postage. Exc. for sacks. 
Lona Blackwell, Rt. 1, 
 
Ink peachtree rose, old 
Nnioned purple lilac, spotted 
old fashioned hollyhocks 
ea. 2 for 25c; blue violets, 
verbena, blue flag, yellow 
Is, white jonquils, mixed 
nks 25c doz. Add postage. 
Mattie Tallant, Rt. 2, 
 
| FLOWERS AND SEED 
 
FOR SALE 
 
Orange day lilies, white nar- 
cissi, yellow jonquils, butter 
and eggs. Star Bethlehem. Sell 
or Exe. for other flowers. Min- 
nie Isom, Rt. 2 Martin. 
 
Mtn. laurels rhododendrons, 
spruce and white pines, mixed 
colors azaleas, crabapple, holly, 
barberry, $1.00 doz. well root- 
ed: Shasta daisies, snowdrops. 
arbutus $1.00 C. Addie Leather- 
wood, Blue Ridge. 
 
300 arborvitaes from 2-5 ft. 
20 and 25c ea.; also sweet Willi- 
ams many colors 30c doz. J. W. 
Hayes, Rt. 1, Highway 42, Flo- 
villa. ; 
 
Large type mums _ Blushing 
bride, Pacific Supreme, Flat 
and curly yellow quills and lav- 
endar buttons 35c doz.; Exc. 
for gladiola bulbs. Mrs. Virgie 
B. Wood, RFD, 3, Alpharetta. 
 
Purple iris, orange day lilies, 
leopard lilies, daffodils 50c C; 
snowballs, golden bells, locust 
bushes, birdeye, azaleas 2 for 
25c; Star Bethlehem verbenas, 
pinks, foxglove. 10 doz. Sell or 
exc. Add posatge. Miss Beatrice 
Parks, Rt: 3, Ellijay. 
 
All colors azaleas, redbuds, 
laurels, rhododendrons, red ma- 
ple, Cherokee roses, pink, red 
and yellow dogwood, well root- 
ed 3-4 ft. $1.00 doz.; hardy 
Mtn. ferns Shasta daisies, yel- 
low violets, arbutus, snowdrops 
$1.00 C. Mrs. Ralph Dickey, 
Morganton. 
 
Blue violets, orange lilies 30c 
 
white and purple lilies, sweet 
shrubs, red roses, well rooted, 
10c ea. 3 for 25c. Add postage. 
Frances White. Rt. 3, Box 73 
Ellijay. 
 
Privet hedge $1.00 C; weep- 
ing willows, yellow Japonicas, 
Boston fern 15 each, 2 for 25c; 
white daisies, blue violets 30c 
C; dry mixed colors blooming 
size gladiola bulbs 15 doz. 2 
dozen 25c. Well rooted. Effie 
Ralston, Ella Gap. | 
 
Purple iris 15c doz.; yellow 
jonquils, daffodils, white and 
'yellow narcissi 10c doz.; brides 
wreath, red and white spirea 
peach rose, lilac, English dog- 
wood, azaleas, all well rooted 
10c each 3 for 25c. Myrtle Lee 
Vick, Rt. 3. Ellijay. 
 
Privet hedge $1.00 C; yellow 
Japonicas, weeping willows. 
Boston fern 15c each, 2 for 25c; 
blue violets, white daisies 30c 
C; golden glow 60c doz.; dry 
mixed colors blooming size 
gladiola bulbs 15c doz., 2 for 
25c. Exe. for sacks at 5c each. 
Martha Ralston, Ela Gap. 
 
Pink, waite azaleas, Indian 
arrow, witch hazel, sweet 
shrubs pink lily bushes, wild 
cherries, 20c.ea.; Royal blue iris, 
yellow and blue wild iris. or- 
ange day lilies 25c doz.: yelow 
root 50c doz.; privet bush 15 
each. Add postage. Mrs. D. P. 
Garrett .Ellijay. 
 
Red and white dogwood, hol- 
lies, red and yellow azaleas, red 
maple. Mtn. laurels, spruce pine, 
tulip poplar Easter bells, rho- 
dodendrons, all 3 ft. high $1.25 
doz. Postage paid. U. L. Cole, 
Morganton. : 
 
White hydrangeas, rose hi- 
biscus, snowballs, rose weigel- 
ias VH, AW red, plumed pink 
spireas, boxwood, yellow for- 
sythia an others 10 ea., $1.00 
doz., 2 dozen $1.75. All well 
rooted. $1.00 orders PP. Hattie 
Kimsey, Young Harris. 
 
Double yellow Japonicas red. 
pink, white spirea 20c ea.; pink 
per. phlox 20c doz.; all colors 
blooming size azaleas 58e doz.; 
Jaurels. rhodedendrons, white 
and spruce pines, white dog- 
wood, pink crabapple 75c doz. 
Add postage. Martha Eller, Rt. 
2, Ellijay. 
 
Worlds Wonder 
pink, Ave Maria blue, Golden 
Dream and many other medium 
large mixed gladiolus bulbs 25c 
dozen, 5 doz. $1.00; Minuet lav- 
endar, Dr. Bennett red. Maid of 
Orleans white large 30c dozen. 
$1.00 orders PP. Mrs. Car] Kim- 
sey, Young Harris. 
 
6 each tulips white iris, 
Spanish iris, yellow, white nar- 
cisi, blue hyacinths 75c; Snow 
 
mums 24 for 25c; dahlias 40c 
doz. Add postage. Cash or mon- 
ey order. Mary Grindle, Rt. 1. 
Dahlonega. 
 
3 colors azaleas, spruce and 
white pines, rhododendrons, 
Min. laurel, locust. Cherokee 
roses, Mt. leaf birch, -red and 
white dogwoods, sweet shrubs 
75 doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ben 
Lee RFD 4, Dahlonega. 
 
Double yellow and red quince 
Japonicas 50c ea.; bridal 
wreath, Indian arrow, weeping 
Mary, azaleas, lettuce rose, al- 
theas; pink almonds 25c each; 
foxglove, sweet Williams, vio- 
lets 35c doz. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. 
 
  
 
Carl C. Smith, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
 
C, all colors azaleas, snewballs, |. 
 
Ficardy | 
 
_ FLOWERS AND SEED 
 
FOR SALE 
 
Golden glow, white and pur- 
ple mums, primroses, physo- 
stegia, 15c doz.; phlox, green 
Jew, petunias 1c each; Maiden 
hair ferns 10c ea.; Exc. for pot 
flowers. Mrs. H. D. Burt, Rt. 2, 
Box 136, Americus. 
 
Crabapples, white and red 
 
| dogwoods, red and yellow aza- 
 
leas. Mtn. laurels, spruce and 
white pines, rhododendrons, 
red and silver maple, tulip pop- 
lar, Easter bells, running fern, 
redbuds pussy willows $1.25 
doz: PP. 3 tt. mgh. Mrs. Ho E. 
Hyde, Morganton. 
 
9 kinds blooming shrubbery, 
Roosevelt, Sword, ostrich, maid- 
 
(en hair, Sprengeri. Fluffy Ruf- 
 
fles ferns, 1 palm 15c each; 3 
kinds dbl. red geranium cut- 
tings, 5 kinds cactus, white and 
pink oxalis, conch begonia 5c. 
Add postage. Mrs. Clyde Willi- 
ams. Rt. 4, Cumming. ~ 
 
Shasta daisies. pure sweet 
Williams white and purple iris, 
mixed larkspur, pink verbena 
10c doz.; 7 kinds ferns 15c ea.; 
yellow oxalis 10c ea.; exchange 
for Nandinas, Japonicas, aza- 
leas. and other flowers. Write. 
Mrs. Ralph Williams, Cum- 
ming. 
 
Purple iris, leopard _lilies, 
daffodils 75e C; snowballs, pink 
weigelias, variegated weigelias, 
red honeysuckles 2 for 25c; fox- 
glove, winter pinks 15 doz. 
Well rooted. Add postage. Mrs. 
Esty Parks, Rt. 3. Ellijay. 
 
Orange day lilies, violets daf- 
fodils, daisies, blue iris, fox- 
glove. narcissus, evergreen Mtn. 
ferns 30c doz.: azaleas, white 
and spruce pines, Mtn. laurel, 
weeping Mary, birdeye, D. 
Perkins rose 25c ea.; Exc. for 
sacks. Mrs. Lucien Silver. Rt. 
3, Ellijay. 
 
Red and white dogwood pink, 
red and yellow azaleas, Mtn. 
laurels, rhododendrons, sweet 
shrubs. red maple, black and 
white pines, 
high $1.25 doz.; evergreen gal- 
ax, trailing arbutus, rooted, 50c 
doz. E. D. Abercrombie, Mineral 
Bluff. 
 
Hastings Super Giant pansy 
plants bloomimg size 25c doz. 
Mrs. Tom Joe Bond. Rt. 4, El- 
berton. 
 
Oxalis, 5@ varieties mixed iris 
per. phlox. lemon lilies, tube- 
rose bulbs 25c doz.; Azaleas, 
mums, fer-get-me-nots, large 
gaillardia and many other seed 
10c thls. 50c orders delivered. 
Mrs. Eva Robertson, Carrollton. 
 
Queen Anns lace plants 10- 
12 im, 25c doz., 2 dozen 45c, 
coral vine roots 15-20-25e each; 
small size 85c doz.; pink amary- 
lls bulbg 10 each, $1.10 doz- 
en. Miss Mittie Collins, Rt. 1, 
Box 34. Smithville. 
 
Red, white dogwoods. sweet 
shrubs mixed colors azaleas, 
thunbergi, pink _crabapples, 
American holly, black, white 
long leaf pine, bridal wreath, 
pink, purple and white altheas, 
butterfly bush, others, $1.00 doz. 
Dennis Heaton, Mineral Blof. 
 
Strong 2 yr. plants of abelia, 
deep, pink  altheas bridal 
wreath, forsythia, Deutzia eu- 
 
onymous, beauty berry, purple 
 
crape myrtle, Paul Neyron rose, 
golden arborvitae one of each 
$1.00 postpaid. Mrs. Jennie De- 
Loach, Townsend. 
Prize-winning:  largest. type 
chrysanthemums labeled 50c 
doz. Add 7c postage; early or- 
chid, Silver wedding, Golden 
wedding, - silver sheen. Pink 
Chieftan, Bessie Clark. Mrs. 
Marvin Farrar Jenkinsburg. 
 
Well rooted lilac 2 years old, 
color purple; pomegranate 
bushes 2 years old; pear trees 
all 25e each (Keiffer). Mrs. J. 
L. Phillips, Rt. 2, Bowdon. 
 
_Fantasy, dahlia. Mexican 
zinnia seed, Dixie Sunshine and 
guinea gold marigold, gaillar- 
dia, 10c tbls.; large and small 
tube roses 25 and 15 doz.; 
lemon lilies 25e doz. 50c orders 
delivered. Pearl Wright. W. 
Center St., Carrollton. 
 
Red.and white dogwood, mag- 
 
  
 
on Mtn., 8 or 10 different colors ; 
 
nolias native cedars, yellow 
Jasmine, running honeysuckle, 
holly, crabapple, Cherokee roses 
pink 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c. Add 
postage. No stamps or checks. 
Mrs. Ralp W. Starley, Rt. 2, Ir- 
winton., 
 
Blue grape hyacinth bulbs 50c 
C or 500 for $2.00; yellow and 
beautiful red mums, little yel- 
low fragrant narcissus 25c doz. 
Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell. 
 
Sprengeri, lace, maidenhair, 
fluffy ruffle sword ferns 20c 
ea.; grape begonia, American 
Beauty and orange red double 
geranium cuttings 20c_ ea.; 
Conch begonia 15 ea.; large 
Jew 3 for 10c; red salvia seeds 
200 for 10c. Mrs. & E. Stone. 
 
  
 
Rt. 2, Adairsvilq 
 
  
 
| grail, Shasta daisies 
 
ali rooted 3 ft.| 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE 
 
Pink, red and yellow dog- 
woods, all colors azaleas, Mtn. 
laurels pink Cherokee roses, 
redbud, red maple, white pine 
3-4 ft. $1.00| doz; pink per. 
phlox, Shasta daisies, Mtn. ferns 
$1.00 C. Mrs. A. L. Hemphill. 
Blue Ridge. 
 
Large. bronze and a] 
mums, feverfew, lemon lilies, 
tube roses 25c dozen; white, 
yellow, lavendar cushion and 
rose color mumg 20c doz. 50c 
orders del. :1 large- bulb free. 
Mrs. E. C. Robertson, Carroll- 
ton.  4 
 
Jonquil bulbs 50c C; various 
col. red iris $1.50 C prepaid. 
J. Jolley, Rt. 7, Box 124. Atlan- 
ta. 
 
Red. pink begonia, 6 kinds 
cactus, 6 colors geraniums, pea- 
fowl sprengeri, lace ferns 10c 
ea.; pink, white rain lilies 5c 
each; larkspur. all colors fall 
pinks 25 C;-1 yr. old large 
snapdragons, $1.00 doz. Mrs. 
Lester Phillips, Rt. 1, Royston. 
 
Achimenes blue and purple 
15 bulbs 32c; double tuberose 
bulbs 30ce doz.; golden tip ar- 
bor-vitae 10-12 in. 35 and 45c 
ea.; Chinese arbor-vitae 12 and 
14 in. 30e ea.; ornamental pep- 
per seed 10c tbls. Mrs. Belle 
Israel, Rt. 1, Smtihville. 
 
All colors easily grown chry- 
themums, large and_= small, 
bronze, yellow, white button; 
ageratum. golden glow. golden 
Amoor 
River privet 3c ea. $1.00 or 
more order postpaid. Pearl 
Hudgins, Flowery Branch. 
 
Orchid iris 25c doz.; Queen 
Ann Jace, day lilies 15c dozen; 
Thunbergi bridal wreath, A.W., 
VH spirea, forsythia, dahlias 
large and pompons 10c each; 
nareissus 75 C; Exch. fer glad- 
iolus, large mums, butter beans. 
white sacks. Mrs. J. C. Mize. 
Ashland. 
 
Hastings named Dec. dah- 
lias all colors 7 to 10 in. blooms 
15e ea., $1.50 doz.: Cape Jas- 
mine in pots 60c each; pink, 
white chrysanthemums 4 for 
20c. Add postage. Miss Bessie 
Martin, Rt..5, Gainesville. 
 
Nandinas 2-3 in. $1.75 C; 
ligustrums 2-3 in. 75c C; black- 
berry hly (Belamecanda Chin- 
ensis) 75 dozen; cherry laurel 
75e C; spiderwort $2.50 C. 
Lois Woodruff, Rt. 5, Green- 
ville. : 
 
Ligustrums 18-24 in. $1.00 
doz. black berry  lLlies. ,50c 
doz.; double day lilies 35c doz.; 
American red cedar seedlings 
50c doz.; white Cherokee rose 
50e doz. All PP. Mrs. B. B. 
Woodruff, Box 18 Greenville 
 
Snowdrop, privet hedge $1 
C; white, yellow, button 
25e doz.; spirea well rooted 
25 ea.; bridal wreath 15c ea.; 
purple iris 25c doz.; verbena 
mixed colors 25c doz.; phliox, 
larkspur 15 dozen. Add post- 
age. Mrs. Gussie Conner, Buch- 
anan. 
 
Snowdrops and privet hedge 
$1.60 C; white and yellow but- 
ton mums, purple iris 25c doz.; 
red and yellow cannas 40c 
doz.; wild lemon bushes 15c 
each. Add postage. Mrs. Beu- 
lah Leatherwood, Rt. 1. Buch- 
anan. 
 
Boxwoods well rooted 25c 
ea: white and yellow button 
mums, lemon verbena 25c doz; 
yellow dahlia bulbs 50c doz.; 
Japanese blue iris 40c dozen; 
lemon lilies $1.00 C; yellow 
tulips 75 doz. Add postage. 
Mrs. Mattie Wright, Rt. 1. 
Buchanan. 
 
Japanese quince 25c_ each; 
hardy ageratum, button mums 
white and yellow. lemon ver- 
bena 25c dozen; cannas 40c 
doz.; purple iris 20c doz.; privet 
hedge $1.00 C. Add postage. 
Mrs. Mildred Lyle Rt. i, 
Buchanan. 
 
__ Blue spider lilies, blackberry 
lilies $1.00 doz.; white and yel- 
low jonquils. dbl. butter and 
eggs, long trumpet daffodils 
$1.00 C; pink Jacobs ladder 50c 
doz.; white Bermuda lilies 4 for 
$1.00. Miss Mattie McCurley, 
Rt. 2, Hartwell. 
 
Bronze color mums large 
blooms 15 dozen 2 doz. 25c; 
snapdragons all colers some 
variegated seed 10c teaspoon- 
ful. Add postage. Mrs. I, N. 
Minish, Rt. 4, Commerce. 
 
All colers blooming size 
azaleas 50c doz.; Mtn. laurels, 
spruce and white pines, sweet 
shrub 70 doz.; pink weigelias, 
yellow and red Japonicas 20c 
each. Add postage. L. M. Tea- 
gue, Rt.2; Elijay: 
 
Rhododendrons, azaleas red 
flowers. redbuds, white dog- 
wood, pines, hemlocks, swamp 
dogwood, red bark, blue ber- 
ries all 2-3 ft., well rooted 60c 
doz.; iris lilies, yellow. bronze 
center 25c doz. Postpaid. Mrs. 
 
  
 
E. S. Kincaid, Morgantoa. 
 
azalea 
 
  
 
| FLOWERS AND SEI 
 
~ FOR SALE 
 
Fine cannasWhite Eureka 
City Portland pink $3.00 C; 
President red. King Humbe 
$2.00 C; chrysanthemums $1. 
C: blue salvia $1.50 C; whi 
 
iris $1.50 C, Exch. for dahlias. 
 
Mrs: J. R--Camp: Cordele 
 
Large type chrysanthemums, 
pink, yellow, lavendar, cream, 
few red 14 plants 50c; colbdrs 
pompons, daisy. cushion mums 
35c doz. Mrs. H. L. Anthony, 
Rt. 2 Columbus. : 
 
Pink spoon chrysanthemums  
50c dozen: yellow Arnemonee 
(Susan Miller) chrysanthe- 
mums 50c dozen. Mrs. David  
Jones, Arlington. 
 
Buttercups single and dou- 
 
white daffodils, blue 
 
Jilies, small and large, 2 
butter and egg lilies $1.00 C 
postpaid. Orene Sanders, Rt. 2, 
Bx.. 64, Buchanan.  
 
Pansies, Giant Exhibition, 
blooming, size $1.00 C, 200 for 
$1.75 PP.; snapdraggns rust 
resistant $1.00 C, PP. Mrs. 
J. F. Haddan, Doerun 
 
Ten boxwood_ shrubs for 
sale large size $7.00 each at 
place. C. H. Miller, Cherry Log. 
 
White jonquils that bloom in > 
fall 30c doz.; $2.00 C; white 
iris 5c each; yellow, white and 
lavender Oct. pinks 25c dozen; 
bronze chrysanthemums large 
40c doz.; pink verbena 15c_ 
bunch. PP in Ga. White gar- 
denias 2-3 ft. 35c' eac. . 
phine Raley, Mitchell. - 
 
Double yellow Japonica 
pink almond, purple lilacs 3 
for 25c: snowballs. small box= 
wopds, 3 for 50c; purple, white 
and lavendar iris $1.00 C. Well 
rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Mis- 
souri Duvall, Ellijay. fe 
 
15 gorgeous colored iris, in= 
cluding Dream. one of the fin< 
est. All different and true to 
name for only One Dollar. Mrs, 
 
ee 
 
William J. Ballard, Fayetteville,  
 
3 large poxwoods about 8 ff. 
tall and 4 or 5 ft. across. Mak 
best offer. Mrs. J. T. Foster, 
Rt. 1, Waycross. eae 
 
Large type chrysanthemums > 
bronze, yellow, variegated 
sulphur yellow (incurved), lav- 
endar, rose, pink (straight pet- 
als). Strong roots 16 plants 25c 
plus postage. Harold Pass, 
Point Peter. 
 
12 cuttings box flowers, as= 
sortment of geraniums, justi- 
cia, sultanas, begonias. cactus,  
striped Jew $1.00 postpaid; 500 
phlox plants $1.69. Miss Bet 
Plyler. Daisy. 
 
Snapdragons stock, dbl. lark-_ 
spur, phlox, feverfew, fox-. 
gloves, carnations, calendulas, 
pinks, Sweet Wm. Imp. Shasta 
daisies 25c doz.. $1.50 C; bloom-_ 
ing pansies and Eng. daisies 
$1.00 C; weeping willows 35c 
each, 2 for 50ce. Mrs. Will Wise  
Wadley. eee 
 
Mixed cannas, red and yel- 
low Humberts, Armenia varie-_ 
gated, Indian salmon  wits. 
green foliage $1.50 C; milk and 
wine lilies 50c doz. No order 
filled for less than 50c. Mrs. 
Whit Simmons, Rt. 5, Quitman, 
 
Blue grape hyacint#s 50c C; 
altheas, small cedars, 
dogwood. white blossoms 25 
each postpaid. Mrs. G. Tay- 
lor. Buchanan. Rt. 1. 
 
Blue iris. narcissus 46e C: 
 
$2.50 M 4 M $7.50: dahlias. 
Black ~ 
Beauty 10 each 5 for 40c. Add ~ 
 
Forest Fire, Sunset, 
postage. Miss 
Rt. 3; Datlas: 
All colors blooming 
azaleas 50c dozen; spruce pines, 
rhododendrons, laurels, 
wood 75c  doz.; purple 
pink weigelias dbl. yellow Jap= 
 
Beulah _ ,Frye, 
 
English 
 
t 
 
size 
 
dog=  
hlve, 
 
onieas 25 ea.; purple iris 20e | ~ 
 
doz.; boxwood 1285 in. 25 
ea. Add postage, Lora Shepard  
Rt. 2, Ellijay. | 
 
All colors blooming size aza= _ 
 
leas 50@c doz.; rhododendrons, 
laurels, hemlock, white pines, 
dogwood, crabapple 75c doz.; 
altheas, pink weigelias, box- 
wood 12-14 in. 25c ea. Add 
postage. L. M. Evans, Rt. 4, 
Ellijay. ; 
Long trumpet daffodils, jon- 
quils, white narcissus $1.00 C; 
evergreen ferns, white iris 25 
doz. Miss Pauline Crump, Rt. 
2, Hartwell.  , 
 
Yellow. daffodils $1.00 C; wild 
 
violets 15 doz.; arborvitaes 
6 for $1.00; blue butterflx $1. 
doz.; Shasta daisies 
Add postage. 
Morganton. 
 
Blooming size azaleas 400 
 
doz.; red japonicas, 20c each; _ 
pine, 
 
rhododendrons, white 
crabapple, sweet shrubs, red 
maple, all 65 doz.; weeping 
willow, 1 yr. 
 
for 25c. Add postage. Mrs 
 
Lemma Williams, Ellijay. Rt. 
ae 
 
Daffodils, jonquils, $1.00 
delivered. Mrs, O. B: : r. 
1, Middleton, 
 
$1.00 -CS 
Helen Smith, 
 
old, 10c ea. 3. 
 
  
      
 
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~ Boxwoods, sebaecitces: $2.00 
ae - bleeding heart, 40c bunch; 
baby rambler rose dogwoods, 
holly crabapple. 50, $1.00: other 
flowers and bulbs. Add postage. 
= = Virgie Townson, Loving. 
 
_ Emperor daffodils, Poets nar- 
isi, trailing arbutus, Iris, Fleur- 
de-lis. Birds foot. yellow and 
ae violets, Hererocallis lily, 
Tiger lily, 35 doz. 3 doz. $1.00. 
Miss Jean _Penland, Ellijay. 
 
Ginger niant trailing ever- 
- green mayflower, false dragon- 
head. 35c doz. 3 doz. $1.00; Star 
of Bethlehem, ferns, $1.00 C; 
weet jasmine, spruce, bear 
ass, honeysuckle, japonicas, 
others. Joyce Penland, Ellijay. 
 
. Hydrangeas pink: and blue 3 
- euttings 50e: wild ferns, will 
grow in pots, 2-for- Joc. Add 
ere Mrs, Ralph McElroy, 
Rt. BOX 38, Bremen. 
 
a and. white egasos 
weet shrubs, red maple black 
and white pines, rhododendron, 
Mtn. laurels, pussy willows, 
azaleas, red and. yellow, $1.25 
See evergreen galax, arbutus. 
sfall ieee mixed colors 30c 
s Belle Barnes, Min- 
 
Golden chain, red quince, 
evergreen boxwood lilac pink 
and white, mixed colors aza- 
leas, sweet shrubs, Mtn: laurel, 
hollies, 25c each; birdeye 15c 
each; yellow lilies 40c doz.: 
sweet violets 25c doz:; white 
iris 50c doz. Miss Velvey Hens- 
ley. BHijay. Rt: 3. 
 
Tansy plants, trailing arbu- 
us 25c doz.; peppermint plants 
24 for, 25c; sage plants 50c doz. 
 
id postage. No checks. Miss 
ry Grindle, Dahlonega. 
 
. Chrysanthemums, white, yel- 
low and pink 25c dozen; Waves 
of Gold grow to 8 ft., daisy like 
flowers 40c doz.; large dahlias 
double red Sunset 2 for 25s. 6 
for 65c; medium size dark pur- 
ple same price. Exc. for large 
ite and yellow dahlias. Mrs. 
orsley. Waco, Rt. 2. 
 
Phiox. plants mixed colors 
Oc doz.: 3 doz. 25c postpaid; 
 
ies some for bulb flowers. 
Each pay own postage. Miss 
Susie K. Kent, Rt. 1, Mitchell. 
 
ats $1.00 C; Mtn. ferns, Mtn. 
3 els 8 for $100; wild dog- 
woods. azaleas 2 for 25c. Kath- 
[en Sees Morganton. 
 
laurels, spruce 
ite pines, sweet shrubs 70c 
doz.; all colors azaleas 40c doz.: 
aponicas red and yellow 25 
hh; purple and yellow iris, 
jonquils, narcissi $1.00 C Add 
postage. Kathryn Plumley, Rt. 
2 Ellijay. 
 
ew well rooted everbloom- 
ing pink spirea plants 25c ea.; 
eral kinds pot flowers cut- 
 5 and 10c ea.:; such as 
 
as, 5 colors geraniums, 
etc. Mrs. Lula E. Mahaffey. Rt. 
1, Carrollton. 
 
Jaurels, spruce 
ite pines, ivy 65c doz; white 
heas 20c ea.; blooming size 
Jeas 50c doz.: dogwoods, 
weet shrubs, crabapple, Mtn. 
erns 35c doz. Rooted. Add _post- 
e. Mrs. L. ee Adams, Rt. 4 
 
Tiger lilies 6 for 50c; purple 
ags, lavendar iris. white. yel- 
narcissus, jonquils, lemon 
lies, chrysanthemums $1. 00 C; 
ite rose, peonies, rosebush, 
almonds. spirea, golden bell. 
3 ed quince 25c ea.; gladiolus, 
25c doz. A. E. Hughey, Rt. 1. 
Fairmount. 
 
All colors azaleas 40c doz.: 
almond Easter rose, pink 
elias, velvet rose 20 each; 
ardy phlox, foxglove 20c doz.; 
and yellow iris, jonquils. 
si, $1.00 C. Mrs, Bea. 
Tolona.. 
 
5: laurels, rhododendrons. 
ce and white pines, dog- 
food. pink crabapple. sweet 
 
ubs, 80c doz; red and yel- 
: Japonicas, Pink and red 
Oses 20e a. all colors azaleas 
Oc doz. ; ibis O1-00 Co Ce W. 
"lumley, Rt 2. Ellijay. 
 
a affodils, iris, day lilies, 30c 
Lo: violets. foxgloves, 25 doz.; 
louble yellow. Japonicas, snow- 
es 45e ea.; pink almonds, 
ri al wreath, 25 ea.; Exc. for 
 
ing Rock. 
is, day ee ne nar- 
sus 25 doz.; double yellow 
mnicas 50c ea.: ; azaleas, al- 
all, -rhododendrons, 
 
Exe. fer feed sacks. 
Richard, Talking Rock. 
 
5 Blue iris 10c doz.; 3 doz.: 25c 
is postage. Please sadd fee for | 
he cks. Exe. for. feed sacks 5c 
mie Pirkle, Box: (152 
 
Rie 41; 
Gainesville. 
 
time boxwoods, 
 
| lijay. 
 
Pp. 
 
Pearly lavender, 
 
hasta daisies and wild vio-| 
 
ed sacks. Mrs. Lillian Silver, 
 
ds, bridal. wreath, | snow- 
altheas, | 
Dp quince, weeping Mary -20c| 
Mrs, 
 
nd each pay postage. Flon- 
 
Weeping Mary. lilac. snow- 
ball, pink almond, 3 for 45c; 
primrose violet, foxgloves 20c 
doz.; large red and pink rose, 
double velvet rose 2 for 25c; 
double yellow Japonicas 40c 
ea. Exc. for feed sacks. Mrs. 
Ernest Barrett. Talking Rock. 
 
All colors blooming size aza- 
 
leas, 45c doz.: spruce, white 
pines, dogwood. laurels, rho- 
dodendrons, 75c doz.; double 
 
yellow Japonicas. white and 
red altheas, 20c ea. Add post- 
age. Mrs. Dawson Stanley, Rt. 
4, Ellijay. 
 
Extra fine all colors gladiol- 
us large bulbs 30c doz.; small 
buibs, 20c pt.; giant 4 colors 
iris 40c doz.; small leaf old 
rooted <5 yr., 
bunechy but not high, 50c and 
75c each. Mrs. C. W. Gritfies, 
Bowdon. 
 
All colors blooming size aza- 
leas 45c doz.; pink altheas, li- 
lac, red spirea, 20c ea.; rhodo- 
dendrons, laurels, spruce and 
white pines, 75c doz.; dogwood, 
sweet shrubs, 65c doz.: purple, 
lavendar iris 20c doz. Add pos- 
tage. Linda Evans, Rt. 2, El- 
 
Purple sweet violets, 10c 
doz.; crepe myrtle, rose, 10c ea.; 
Siberian. iris. 80c C; Fall blue 
aster, hardy, all for 25; purple 
lilac, 25c ea.; A. W. Spirea, red, 
15c ea. All rooted. 50e orders 
p. Mrs. noe: _Stein- 
heimer, Brooks. 
 
Giant crimson Salter lily 
bulbs, 25 doz=* 5 doz: $1.00; 
Giant white chrysanthemums 
and dbl. type trumpet daffodil 
bulbs, 50c doz. plants; dbl. daf- 
fodil (butter and eggs) bulbs, 
5 doz. $1.00. Mrs. Charles B. 
Tanner, Sandersville, Rt. 1. 
 
Extra large white yellow and 
bronze chrysanthemums, also 
white cactus- 
type and pink button mums. 
ageratum. scabosis plants, 25c 
doz. Will exc. Mrs. ac M. 
Waithon, Tignall. 
 
Purple lilac, flowering  al- 
 
| monds, bridal wreath, 75c. doz.; 
goldenbells, velvet rose, sweet | 
 
sbrub, honeysuckle vine, white 
ash, 10c ea. Add postage. Miss 
Lorene. Jackson Talking Rock. 
 
Jonquils, daffodils, 25 doz.; 
dahlias. all kinds, $1. 50 doz.: 
abelias. rooted, 2-in. bun., 250: 
3, 35c; 4-5 in: bunch,  50c; 
quince rose bush, 25c- 35 ea.; 
rooted pink flower pyacanthias, 
75c and $1.00. C, M. Dwight, 
Atlanta, 1035: Capitol Ave., S. 
W. Ma-3671. 
 
. Flower seed, Tithoina, calli- 
opsis, prince feathers, daisy 
marigolds, dbl. pink poppy. 
mixed larkspur; mixed, rich 
color petunia, white hibiscus, 
5 ft. red plume amaranthus, 
purple balsam, all 2c pkg. Add 
postage. Mrs. L. L. Hay, Lear. 
 
Large sunset deep col. mari- 
gold and large dbl. zinnia seed, 
ea..10c cupful, postpaid. Miss 
 
Lillian Hardin, White, Rt. ye 
Box 62. : : 
 
- Chrysanthemums, pink, yel- 
low Williams, Turner, Major 
 
Banaffon, Weeks, Mrs. Salback, 
and others, 75c doz.: tuberose 
bulbs, 50c_ doz.; pink giladioli, 
25c doz. Mrs. W. H. Nelson, 
Powder Springs, Rt. 1. 
 
200 pink dbl. hyacinth bathe 
oC G02. = Mrs.2-S: ss. 
Hartwell. Rt. 2. 
 
Globe arbor-vitaes well root- 
ed 25c each. 6 for $1.00; Parma 
violets 30c doz.; moss roses 3 
for 25c; boxwoods small 50c ea.., 
large $1.00 ea.; blue butterfly 
$1.00 doz. January Jasmine, 3 
 
| for 20c. Mrs. W. M. Garren, 
Morganton. : = 
_ Paper white narcissus, yellow 
jonquils 50c C; per. phlox, 
 
golden glow, blue pe 10c doz. 
 
Add postage. Mrs. J. W. Strick- 
 
land Rt. 2, Bremen. 
Several Prof. Sargeants cam- 
mellias 5 ft. tall $10.00 ey 
Sarah Frost, 
 
$15.00; several 
camellias 4 and 5 ft. tall, $5.00 
to $7.00. Cash with order. Not 
 
del. Mrs. R. GC, Rozier, Box 123. 
 
1004-N. Court St., Quitman. 
Black muscadine $1.00 doz.; 
flowering quince, 3 for 25: 
-honeysuckles. 75c doz.; 
gold seed 10c cupful. All post- 
 
paid. Inez Bradley. Eber Bow- 
 
don. 
 
Spider plant seed | 15c tbis., 
lupines same price; golden 
bushes. 25 ea.; evergreen sage 
plants. .small Le, 
purple lilac, wisteria, 15c ea., 
2 for -25c. Mrs, Rinda Rodgers, 
Conyers. 
 
Rhododendrons, Mtn. Newel 
 
red, pink and yellow dogwoods, 
hollies, coralberry, strawber- 
ry bush. white pine, redbuds, 
tulip poplar Cherokee roses, 
erabapple, azaleas, 3 colors, 
well rooted, $1.00 doz. 3-5 ft. 
Postpaid, Mrs. Lucille | Mule 
 
  
 
holland. Morganton,  ee 
 
    
 
doz. 
 
clump 15 each. 
 
Walters, 
 
mari- 
 
2 = for <25c: 
 
  
 
Blue and white iris 10c doz.; 
bhuebells, daffodils, 15c doz.; 
rhododendrons 10c each; tril- 
liums. blood root 25c doz. Add 
postage. Mary Bramlett, Rock- 
mart. 
 
Queen Anns lace plants 10c 
doz.: mixed colors and kinds 
chrysanthemums 15c doz.; big 
zinnias mixed colors and big 
yellow. marigolds. Scarlet 
OHara red morning glory and 
heavenly blue seed 10c pack- 
 
age. Not less than 25c orders. | 
Fred Atkinson, Valdosta. 
 
Mrs. 
Lilac, golden chain, ever- 
green boxwood, white, red 
dogwood mixed colors azaleas. 
Mtn. laurel, red quince, sweet 
shrubs 25c ea.; King iris, white 
and blue 50c doz.; yellow lil- 
ies 40c doz. Add postage. Em- 
ma Hensley, Rt. 3, Ellijay. 
White feverfew, pink and 
white yarrow, mixed colors 
hollyhock, blooming size, per. 
phlox, golden glow, large and 
small ehrysanthemums all col- 
ors, Mammoth verbena, Poly- 
antha pink hedge rose many 
others, prices reasonable. Mrs. 
B. S. Davis, 2715 Piedmont Rd. 
NE, Atlanta, Hem. 4458-W. 
 
Yellow jonquils, white nar- 
cissus 25c doz.; Fall pinks. 2 
bunches 25c. Mrs. C. E. Crump, 
Rt. 1, Hartwell. | 
 
Arbor-vitae seed 25c C; large 
leaf magnolia seed; want to 
hear from parties having old 
fashioned Norton yam potatoes 
with long vines and round 
leaves. Mrs. H. C. Martin, 
White Oak. 
 
Rose of Sharon eos 25 
ea.. large yellow chrysanthe- 
mums 50c doz.; large white 
chrysanthemums 50c.  doz.; 
white running rose cuttings 
10c each; green wandering Jew 
25e doz. Mrs. A. L. Branan, 504 
Dunean Ave., Macon. 
 
Largest prize winning chry- 
santhemums, orchid, pink, 
bronze, white, yellow, Korean, 
purple, 50c doz.; Buttons, yel- 
low, bronze. white orchid 35c 
Add 7c postage. Mrs. 
Frank Childs, Jenkinsburg. 
 
3 golden glow plants 15c; 
blooming size ladiolus~ in 
flaming red and apricot glow 
$1.10 C; wool plants red large 
Mrs. J. A. 
Pendergrast, Reynolds. 
 
Redbuds, Mtn. laurels, red 
maples, holly, crabapple, white 
pines, red dogwoods, white 
dogwoods, pink. red and yel- 
low azaleas, white rhododen- 
drons, tulip poplars, 3 ft. high, 
well rooted, moss packed, $1.25 
doz. PP. E. G. Pickelsimer, 
RFD 1, Morganton. ; 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
WANTED 
 
  
 
2 
 
Want Sultanas, _plumbago. 
large, double salmon pink ger- 
anium- and some artemisia; will 
exchange salvia seed or grape 
begonias or Star of Bethlehem 
bulbs each pay postage. Mrs. 
Mamie Stone, Rt. 2. Adairsville. 
 
Want red yellow, pink dog- 
wood, rhododendrons, azaleas 
 
all colors Mtn. laurel, red crape 
 
myrtle, yellow violets, Japoni- 
cas, pussy willows (labedel): 
pink Cherokee roses; Will exch. 
per. phlox, red cannas, Star 
Bethlehem evergreen cuttings, 
daffodils, marcissi, garlic. Mrs. 
E. Stevenson, Ellenwood. 
 
Want hear from party hav- 
ing a Banana Shrub. Mrs. D. J. 
Blasingame, Columbus, 2314, 
10th Si. = 
 
Want sev: M., Trumpet daf- 
fodil bulbs. Send sample of 
flower if possible. Do not- want 
any other variety. Mrs. Hes: 
Newton, Forsyth, | 
 
Want several hundred single 
Roman purple hyacinth bulbs. 
Quote price per C. Mrs. J. L 
Horne, Leary. 
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
 Gr. Baltimore tomato plants,, 
 
$1.25 M.; Calif. Wonder pepper 
and Egg plants: $1.50 M. del. 
J. S. Carnadore, Baxdey. Rt. 2. 
 
PP, Re. potato; Gov. isp. 
trieated, $1.45 M. Cabbage 
 
plants, now ready $1.00 M; to- 
 
mato plants, $1.25 M; pimiento 
pepper plants, $1.50 M. Del. T. 
lL. Dukes. Baxley. Rt. 4. 
 
Nice, well rooted Sage plants, 
3 for 25e: 60e doz; peppermint 
plants, 24 for 5c: tansy, 
doz. Add postage. Cash or mon- 
ey order, Mary Grindle, Dah- 
lonega. Rito 1. 
 
_ Lady Thompson strawberry 
plants. good count, 20c C; 500, 
75e; $1.30 M. Prompt shipment. 
Qunnie Watson, Odum Rt. 2. 
P. R.. potato plants; Gov. 
insp., count suar., $1.25 M; 5 M. 
and up, $1.00 M. Cash with or- 
der. M. O. only. B. D. Brannen, 
 
Fes a dee 
 
  
 
20c. 
 
  
 
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PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Healthy true to name, 2 yr. 
field grown Lucretia dewberry 
and Eldorador blackberry plant, 
$1.00 C; $15.00 M. Carefully and |2 
 
promptly filled: Mrs. C. M. Rob- 
inson Greenville. 
Everbearing red raspberry 
 
(actually bear big crop lusious 
 
fruit in Spring and fall; bears 
 
until freezing), 10 for 35c. Add 
postage. Mrs. Sarah J. Hunt, 
Young Cane. 
 
Cert. plants, Ruby King, Calif: 
Wonder pepper. Black Beauty 
egg-plant, $1.50 M; Break-o- 
day, Marglobe tomato, $1.00 M. 
25e C. Arthur McNeal. Graham. 
 
Marglobe tomato plants, moss 
packed. $1.25 M. del. 95c M. 
FOB. Ready by 10th. Aaron 
Sellers, Baxley. Rt. 4. 
 
Marglobe tomato plants moss 
packed, good, strong plants, 
ready in April, $1.25 M. 30c C. 
ae LaFate Watson, Odum, Rt. 
 
hc vaisbe formate plants. $1. 40 
M. del. Moss packed, prompt 
shipment, full. count, Hinton 
Tyre, Screyen. 
 
White Bermuda onion Siena 
75c M..Prompt shipment. Wilma 
Crosby, Baxley. Rt. 4, Box 41. 
 
eer Triumph potato plants 
$1.50 M. G. A. Lewis, Baxley, 
Rt. 4. 
 
Leading var. cabbage and 
collard plants, 20ec C; 95c M; 
Vigorvine tomato seed, PoC: 
lady peas. 8c lb. All mailed. 
Azzie Crow, Gainesville. Rt. 2. 
 
Bermuda and Sweet Spanish 
onion; Copenhagen, Allhead, 
Early, Dutch, Wakefields cab- 
bage, 75c C; Marglobe, Bonny 
Best Baltimore tomato, $1.00 
M: Calif. arenes sweet pep- 
per, $1.50. R. GL. McRae, 
Meigs. 
 
_ Bevane orders for Red Skin 
 
Re ae Gov. insp., $1.50 
M. iC: . Hammond, Fitzgerald. 
Rt. 4. 
 
Genuine, true to name Mar- 
aiche tomato plants, $1.00 M; 2 
 
M. up, 95c M. 25c C. Now ready. 
Moss packed. Del. Omar Light- 
sey. Screven. 
 
Kudzu cuttings, well rooted, 
$5.00 M. FOB. No order less 
than $1.00: Current bushes. 50c 
bunch, 3 to 6 ~prong to the 
bunch, H. C. Reid Hogansville. 
 
Eldorado blackberry plants. 
Heavy bearers ees luscious 
berries. $1.00 C; $7.50 M. del. 
in Ga. Maud Hamby, Greenville. 
 
P. R. potato plants, $1.50 M. 
P. P. Exc. some for baby chicks 
or dried apples, free of worms. 
Ea. pay -postage. Mrs. Drury 
Taylor, Alma. Rt. 4. 
 
Red Gold, Gardners . sugar 
 
isaver, strawberry plants, Car- 
 
dinal red thornless raspberries, 
50c doz; $3.00 C; also tiger hl- 
ies and large yellow chrysanthe- 
 
|}mums, 35c doz. $2.50 C. Mrs. 
 
W..B. Allan. Alto. Rt.-2.  
Imp. Gibson wonderbearer 
 
| strawberry plants, 40c C. $3.50 
 
M: Jewel, Red Gold: 50c C. 
Lady i a 30c: horseradish, 3 for 
25e; peppermint plants, 24 for 
25c: garlic. 25c doz. All guar. 
true to name, No chks. Exc. 
some for white sacks. Mrs. Wil- 
ig Grindle, Dahlonega. Rt. 1. 
 
Boysenberry plants, $5.00 C. 
L. A. Richardson, Atlanta. 1274 
LaVista Road. 
 
Marglobe and Earliana toma- 
 
ito, large and sturdy plants. $2.00 
 
M. postpaid: 5 M. $8.00; 10 M.. 
$15.00. Packed right; P. R. po- 
tato plants, same price, only not 
postpaid. Morris Sanders Nash- 
ville. 
 
Genuine, Marglobe and New 
Stone tomato, good stocky 
plants, good count, moss packed, 
now ready. $1.00 M. 2 M. up, 
95c M. del. We: ie sey: 
Sereven. 
 
Marglobe tomato ore moss 
packed, good count, strong 
plants, ready April, $1. 255M. 
del. P. A. Watson Odum. Rt. 2. 
 
Millions good plants, P. R. 
potato, Calif. pepper, Black 
Beauty Eggs, Marglobe, Rutdger, 
 
Baltimore tomato, from Cert.. 
 
Seed. 95c M. packed in moss. 
L. R. Beatright, Mershon. 
Cert. Marglobe tomato, ready 
April 10th, $1.50 M; P. . po 
ready April O5th. $1.75 
 
tatc, 
M. del. Booking orders. W. J. 
een, dir Gaum Rtg, Box 
165 
 
Cert. plants, potato: Niszor 
 
| Killer, Red Velvet, $2.00 M: red |! 
 
yellow P. R., pepper, Calif. 
Wonder, Ruby King 
Giant. Egg plants, $1.25 M; to- 
 
matoes, Marglobe, Break-o- -day, 
 
$1. 00. T. L. Sellers, Graham. 
 
Gr. Balti. tomato plants from 
certified seed, $1.25 M. Del.; 
$1.00 M. at bed. Good plants, 
now ready. Prompt shipment. 
ar Murray, Odum, Rt. 2, Box 
 
P.R. potato plants immediate 
shipment. $1.50 M. - Tomato 
plants ready Apr. 15, $1.00 M. 
C. N. Strickland, Mershon, 
 
Wednesday, April a 
 
| bu. Not thrashed; thrashe 
 
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PLANTS FOR SAI 
 
  
 
Pisk Maiglobe tomato vp. 
Calif. wonder pepper plan 
ee to name 25c C.; $1.1 
 
and up $1.00 M. Moss pe 
ed, ready April 1. Prepaid. Hi 
Lightsey. Screven. 
 
State inspected and tr 
true to name Pink skin 
Potato plants, $2.00 per M 
Ralph B. Tyre, Screven, 
 
Himalya blackberry, 50 
$1.25, 250. $2.00; 500. $3.00 
Good strong plants, full 
Postpaid, up to 3rd zone. 
Keith, Gainesville, Rt. 5. 
 
SEED FOR SALE 
 
  
 
me 
 
  
 
50 Tbs. Hales best cant 
seed, Ist yvr.. wilt resistant 
Ib. Charlie ae White, M 
Rel S 
 
White mulubhees r 
good keepers, 40c eal 
postage. Mr. R. L. Bra 
Dial 
 
Red onion buttons, 
large green okra seed, 20c 
cupful postpaid. Exc. for 1 
feed sacks and other value. 
Mattie Brown, Ball Gr 
Re ; : 
 
3000 stalks red ribbo 
for seed at my home. 
Rosser, Locust Grove. 
 
Hastings Ist yr. white 
vet okra seed, 20c lb.; D 
sy peppermint plants, 200 
Exe. for 100 lb. white 
washed, at 10c ea. M 
Harrison. Bremen.  : 
 
25 lbs. nice clean citron 
30c Ib. FOB. Mrs. D. M. Di 
Stapleton. R. 2. 
 
White tender cornfield 
seed, free from weevils 15 
Also few gladiola bulbs, 
low camilias, fairy and 
lily bulbs. 15 doz. and pos 
Mrs. Nellie Fain. Ellijay 
 
Half runner striped t 
garden bean seed 25c pt. 
qt., plus 5c postage; Okra 
20 pt... ade. dt. 
postage. Mrs, 
Gainesville. R. 4. 
 
Okra seed, 25c Ib. in | 
lots or 30c lb. for 3 Ibs 
more, Mrs. Rebert Hunt 
dele, R. B. 
 
- Genuine imp. Cuban or | 
queen melon seed, 75c lb. 
saved from large melons. 
pure, sound and clean. 
 
Birdsong. Gordon. 
 
Chufa seed, $1.00 p. pos 
Pest Parrish, Baxley R. 
About 4000 stalks long 
seed cane, $2.00 100. 
Adams. Hortense. 
 
Tender striped half yn 
bean seed, 5 
 
Vv. 
 
Bennett, Cumming, R. 1. 
90 day velvet bean seed 
 
bu. Red P. R. potato pla 
$1.45M; Nancy Halls, 9 
price. 5 M and up $1:35 M 
J. Boatright. Alma, R. 3. 
 
Hastings Dixie Honey 
Ast yr., clean 20c lb.; Has 
pure prolific seed corn nu 
Ist yr. 50c pk. and: po 
_A. E. Nix, Gainesville. 
 
mato seed, $1.00 lb.; New st 
75c lb.; White Blackeye 
led and cream sugar  
peas, 10 lbs. mailed $1.00 
Woodliff. Flowery Branch 
p Striped half runner te 
bean seed. 25c Jb. pos 
Saas Gc. 1k Bramlett, | oe 
4 
 
2 doz. Mammoth Gourd 
10c plus stamped  
No order filled without st 
ed envelope encloseod. se 
ta Wood, Martin, R. 2.  
 
Tender brown. os 
runner bean seed, 20c for 
pint; White and colored b 
butterbean seed ,20c cup: 
qt.; Cushaw seed. 10c- 
ful. All pure. Postpaid 
No chks. Josephine 
Mitchell. eee 
' Genuine old time Ra 
watermelon seed, 85c 
H. L. Jones, Harlem.  
 
Early white half run: 
seed, home grown a 
from weevils. 20c teaci 
plus postage, no stamps. 
and striped cornfield 
same price. | Mrs. Hac; 
Fairmount. R.-y. 
 
Limited supply of  
 
25c. Willett Woodhiff, = F 
-Branch, Red. : 
 
30 lbs. H. B. 36 Cant 
35c Ib.; 10 Ibs. Cuba 
 
Sledge. Byron. a 
Climbing tomato,  
ft. high, wilt resistan 
fruit. Pkt. 500 seed, 25 
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
  
 
200 be Sinne Min. or Was 
Jelle melon seed, 35c Ib.) 25. 
bs. Rocky Ford cantaloupe seed. 
50c lb.; 1000 bu. corn 75 bu. 
e FOB. 4S. E. 
 
Mary. Washington asparagus 
seed from Boe plants, $1.00 lb. 
FOB. W.. _ Wright, _ Fort 
Valley.  
 
Plenty of: Chuta seed, $2.75 
pu. Free from*nut Brass and of 
 
quality. M.. Wiggins, 
Blackshear, Re, 2: 
 
Recleaned sound, Kovean 
espedeza, No. 1. 6 1-4c; No 
2, 5 1-4  lb.; Also Italian Rye 
 
mS 
 
rass, 6 1-2c Ib.: Orchard grass, 
 
49c a FOB. Mrs. A. M. Aiken, 
Newborn. 
 
Mammoth green pod okra 
seed. 25c lb. and postage. Mrs. 
J. N. Adamson, deta es 
 
50 Ibs. White velvet okra 
seed, 10c Ib. Guar. pure. Mrs. 
zB. oT. Thornton, Bowdon Bed 
 
tender bean and okra, ea. 12%c 
teacupfhl and postage, no 
tamps. Donie D. Hamrick, 
 
Talking Rock. R. 2. | 
 
_ 25 lbs. hand sel. Watson mel- | 
 
seed from 45 lb. melon and 
 
eresan treated. 30 lb. del., 
 
cash with order. E. E. Carter, 
Bos ton. 
- Honey Drip cane eed) 4e Jb. 
to 20 ibs.; 3 1-2c to 100; over 
~100 lbs. 3c Ib., Cash. Also Jer- 
usalem Artichokes, 5c lb. up to 
(100 Ibs.; over 100 lbs., 4c Ib. 
R. E Mason, Lithonia. 
 
Genuine Watson melon seed 
502 lb.. del.;: Cannon Ball mel- 
on seed 75c lb. del. J. F. Good- 
son, Wadley. : 
 
Colored bunch butterbean 
seed 20c Ib. I pay postage. 
Please send coin, stamps or M. 
-O. No chks. Mrs. Ernest Cros- 
by Baxley. R. 
 
Pure Cuban Geen water- |. 
 
melon seed, 75c lb. Thomas 
pete Mixon, McIntyre, i. i. 
 
Buena Vista. 
 
Hand saved Cuban Queen 
and Dude Creek melon seed 
from sel. melons. 50c lb. Har- 
vy Pemrick. pase 
 
  
 
CORN AND SEED CORN 
aa FOR SALE 
 
  
 
eS Fi tey prolific send 
corn. Ist Yr., grown in 5 acre 
contest, winning Ist prize at 10 
pu. acre. $2.00 bu. F. O. Boob; 
Cc. Searingen, Fort Valley, RFD. 
 
- Thompsons prolific seed corn, 
75 peck $2.50 bu. shelled. F. oO. 
B.; Also a few dry bulbs nar- 
cissus 25c doz.; Jonquils 25c doz. 
Pay postage on bulbs. Mrs. G. 
Taylor, Buchanan, Rt. 1. 
8-10-12 row little white cob 
seed corn carefully sel. nubbed 
and shelled, $1.00 peck postpaid: 
or $3.00 bu. FOB. J. D. Tay- 
lor, Vienna. 
 
600 bu. of No. 1 slip-shuck 
corn, 75c bu. at farm, 5 yi. 
north of Louisville on Stapleton 
highway, Milton Beall, Louis- 
ville 
 
- 100 bu. good slip shuck corn, 
"0c bu. at barn. D. A. Patter- 
son. Vienna Rt. 1. 
 
- Imp. big white flint heaviest, 
weevil resistant corn. Red cob. 
$1.00 pk.: $3.00 bu. F. O. B. 
J. W. Brown. Helena. : 
 
Hastings ellow prolific see 
corn aenned and shelled, 75c 
peck. 2-6 ears to stalk. Add 
postage. Mrs. Maude Hender- 
gon, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
/ Heavy slipped shuck corn, 75c 
bu. at barn: Also Hales best 
cantaloupe seed, mildew resist- 
ant, 55c lb. M. O. only. O. S 
Williams, McRae, Rt. 1. 
200 bu. slipped shuck corn 
$1. 00 bu.; 500 bundles 4 hand 
fodder, $2.25 bun.; 25 bu. of 
- oats 75 bu. FOB, barn1-4 
mi. South of Madra. Tolin B. 
Moore. Newnan. Rt. 2. 
 
50 bu. good slipped shuck 
eorn, 75c bu. at barn, 7 mi. 
East on highway No. 30. Glen 
G. Dodd, Cordele, Rt. 4. 
 
200. bu. sound slipped shuck 
eorn, good for seed. Variety, 
Watkins and Sparks, 75c bu. F. 
0. < 8B parm...Giiton Hartley, 
Barton. 
 
100 bu. Hastings yellow pro- 
 }ific, 1st yr. seed corn, $2.25 bu. 
_F.O. B. Greensboro. M. T. San- 
ders, Commerce. 
 
Corn at barn in ear, 75c bu.; 
80 lbs. velvet beans $1.50 bu. 
any amt. to sack you want. J. C. 
Foster, Bluffton. 
 
Whatleys pr olifie sel, nubbed 
and shelled, 4 ears to stalk, $1.75 
bu., 5 or more bu. $1.50 bu. F. 
O.'B. Alex Barfield, Louisville, 
ei; 1: 
~ . 600 bu. sound ear corn, $1.00 
-u.; Sel. Hastings prolifice seed 
corn, $2.00 bu. Mrs. A. H. Ray 
 
Atlanta. Route 6, Box 218. 
 
Phone. Wau 4376. 
 
Waller, Char- 
 
Brown striped half runner 
 
  
 
FOR oe EB 
 
4 
 
| 2 or 300 bu. of corn at market : 
 
price. E. C. Pearman Chula. 
 
.30 bu. ear or shelled corn, 
$1. .00 bu. J. L. Sexton, Suwanee, 
qe 
 
Golden Queen pop corn shell- 
ed, 10c lb. postpaid. Edward 
Sturdivant, West Point; Rt. 1. 
 
Hastings new yellow prolific, 
grown on isolated fields. Sel., 
nubbed and hand shelled, $1. 00: 
$3.00 bu. F. O. B. or exc. for P. 
 
-R. Plants. C. R. Smith oo 
Bie 
 
Several hundred bu. of corn 
in shuck, good sound. 75c bu. 
Ne A. Dougherty. Americus, Fle 
 
Shelled popcorn 10 Ib. Also 
 
Yard Honeysuckle bush, 5, 50c: 
Pink lilies, White lilies, 2, 30; 
 
purple lilies. 2 30c; Red rasp 
 
berries, 12, 30c. And Postage. 
Velma Silver, Talking Rock. 
 
150 bu. good slip shucked 
corn. Grown in black bottom, 
land, 85c bu, at barn. or del. 
in 75 mi., $1.00 bu. Malcolm 
Giles, Sandersville. 
 
100 bus of: heavy. slipped 
shucked corn, 90c bu.; Also 100 
bu. D & PL cotton "seed, 65c 
 
| bu. 2nq yr. Lamar. Daries, War- 
 
then Rt 2. 
 
Varibest double yielding little 
cob flint corn, also. Oceola 
stringless velvet beans. Screen- 
ed. Both, $1.00 pk., $3.00 bu. M. 
O.; Also Raldo Rowdens early 
bis. boll cottonseed, 75c bu. F. 
O. B.MO, C: C. eee 
Pelham. 
 
800. bu. Whatleys prolific slip 
shuck corn. 75c bu:s= 15 tens 
bright peanut hay, $10. 00. ton. 
FOB. C. P. Trotman. Lumpkin. 
 
Hastings field sel. for size and 
yield, yellow prolific, $3.00; Su- 
per Prolific, $2.00 bu. F. O. B. 
Mrs. W. B. Baker, Woolsey. 
 
Harleys prolific corn (record 
at Ga. Experiment station and 
won school record). Write for 
description and price. W. I. Har- 
ley Sparta. 
 
Whatleys Imp. prolific aeed 
corn from. stalks having 2-8 
ears ea. Carefully picked and 
nubbed both ends, weevil resist- 
ant, Ceresan treated. $2.50 bu.: 
$1.35 1-2 bu.; 75 peck. Post- 
age extra. W. H. Bolton. Griffin. 
 
BEANS AND PEAS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
32 bu. No. 1 Tillman peas 
from 1940 crop. Bright, gath- 
ered without rain, $2:25 bu. Lin- 
ton H. Wood, Jeffersonville. 
 
_ Tender white half 
and pole bean seed, 20c large 
cupful P.P. Mrs. L. J. Mason, 
Culberson. N. C., R. 2; Box 129. 
(Resident of Georgia.) 
 
10 lbs. sound white bunch 
butterbeans. 10c.lb. not P. P. 
No stamps. Mrs. H. H. Ham 
mond. Lexington. 
 
Old fashioned Fla. running 
velvet beans, sound for seed, 
$2.75 bu. Prompt shipment. 
Milford Beasley, Garfield. 
 
Good tender half runner gar- 
den beans 20c per % lb.; 30c 
lb. del.; over 50 lbs. 20c lb. 
FOB. Mrs. Dan C. Buffington, 
Gainesville, R. 6. 
 
Old fashioned half runner 
bean seed, 20c pt.; Banana 
muskmelon seed, 10c tbls.; Red 
Spanish peanuts, shelled, 50c 
gal. Mrs. Hoke Wilson, Martin. 
 
300 bu. mixed peas, $2.00 bu. 
FOB in 2% bu. bags: 50 bu. 
90-day running velyet beans 
$1275. bu. .W. HH: Davis, Rut= 
ledge. 
 
Pure yellow crowder peas, 
$3.00 bu. W. H. Grimes, Col- 
quit. 
 
Running butterpea seed 15c 
lb= and postage for less than 
3 lbs.; Lady peas; 10 ib.; large 
brown speckled crowderpeas. 
10c Ib. del. in 5 Ib. lots. Exe. 
for cabbage and onion plants. 
M. S. Clay, Coosa. 
 
10 lbs, little white lady peas, 
$1.00: Also small fragrant yel- 
low narcissi ;bulbs, 20c doz. 
light daffodil bulbs 25C=a0z:: 
dbl. orange color lilies 35c doz. 
Mrs. A. E. . Carrington, . La- 
Grange, R.. 1. 
 
Tender white half wtrunner 
cornfield beans. old fashioned 
white and mixd striped cut- 
shorts, 25e large cup P. P. Mrs. 
G. R. Poole, Jasper. R. 2. 
 
Chame, the new Soy bean 
(imported direct from China 
by the Experiment Sta.) Write 
for further description and 
price. W. C. England, Rome. 
 
36 in, yd. long pole bean seed 
10 0Z.; 3 oz. 25ce; $1.00 lb. Add 
postage. Mrs, J. J. Grimsley, Al- 
bany. R. B. 
 
50 bu. genuine O-too-tan 
beans, _recleaned, $4.00 bu. 
FOB. 100 bu. pure Rucker Cot- 
tonseed. Kept pure at gin, 75c 
bu. Jehnnie M., Loverett, Lu- 
thersville. 
 
| del. Mrs. 
 
Ib.; 
 
B. E. Ashe Bishop. 
 
runner 
 
  
 
ner bean seed, 25c large cup. 
PP. Mrs: Reeford PEOGe: Jas- 
per, R. 2s) . 
 
"Tender white halt eonners: 
large and small kind, 25c large 
cup P. P. Exe: for; flowers. Mrs. 
R. W. Densmore, Jasper, Re, 
 
50. bu. O- too-tans recleaned 
and sacked in good bags, $3.50 
bu., Several hundred lbs. of} 
Lespedqza seed 5 1-4c lb. Ar- 
at Aiken, Madison. BAe 
 
"White clean, unmixed sugar 
crowder peas, $1.00 per 10 lbs. 
~. PB. Reed, Varnell. 
 
Kentucky wonder beans, 15 
 
white half-runner beans, 
30 Jb. in 10 Ib. lots del. Mrs. 
o. B. Thomas, Morganton. 
 
30 Ibs. of Hastings. brown 
crowder peas $1.75 FOB. Mrs. 
 
Seminole edibie soy beans, 
clean, sound, 3 lbs. $1.00. White. 
Crowder Peas, 10 lbs. $1.00 del. 
in Ga. No chks. 1-2 bu. Todds 
Staple Cotton Seed.. $3.00 per 
1-2 bu. Mrs. A. B. Prickett, 
Maysville. see = 
 
3 bu. pure unknown peas, : 
weevil treated, picked without 
rain. $2.25 bu. FOB. Fee Bond, 
Elberton. R. 8. : 
 
White Cornfield, entieny 
Wonder and Black pole garden 
bean seed 20c teacupful; Col- 
ored bunch butterbean  seed. 
25c pt.; Also Sweet Williams 
(hardy perennial) all colors 
mixed. tablespoonful 10c. All 
Del. No stamps. Mrs. P. W. 
Hyatt. Bowdon, Rt: 3. 
 
Early streaked half-runner 
 
' garden beans, very prolific and 
 
long \bearing. 20c cup or 30c 
 
pint, postpaid. No stamps. Mrs. 
 
oe T. Chatham, ale 
2. 
 
Large, long noddet purple 
hull 2-crop conch table peas, 
6%c lb.; yellow crowders 5c 
Ib. Weevil free and FOB. J. E. 
Steadham, Bainbridge. 
 
Early white half runner bean | 
 
seed, home grown and. weevil 
free, 20c teacupful plus post- 
age. No stamps. White and 
striped cornfield beans. same 
price. Mrs. H. C. Perry, Fair- 
mount, R 1. 
 
Speckled crowder peas, $3.00 
bu in bu. lots or more; 10 Ib 
in 10 lb. lots or more; Large 
green okra seed 10c Ib. PP. 
G. T. Brown, Ball Ground, R.1. 
 
Clay peas sound and clean 
$2.00 bu. FOB; Klondike straw- 
berry plants_ 15e C. Mrs. Mae 
Crowe, Buford, Rewds 
 
Striped half runner bean 
seed, 20c cupful; Daffodils and 
Star of Bethlehem 50c C. Exc. 
for Sage plants. Mrs. Henry 
Eller. Ellijay Rt. 3. 
 
Old fashioned white tender 
bunch garden beans, free -from 
adulterations and weevils, 20c 
cup; 2 cups 35c. No stamps or 
chks. Claudean Brookshier, 
Gainesville Rt. 1. > 
 
25 bu. Brab. peas, $2.50 bu.; 
5 bu. whips and 8 bu. New Era. 
$2.00 bu. ea.; 25 bu mixed peas. 
$1.90 bu. Clyde T. Hannah, 
Leganville ; 
 
Brab peas $2.25 bu. in 2% 
ib. bags FOB: white corn, 700 
bu. $1.00 bu. FOB. J. L Gar- 
ner, Warthen, Box 226. 
 
185 bu of white blackeyed 
crowder peas, FOB. Tate. No 
less than 1 bu. lots sold. E. L. 
Sartor Marble Hill. 
 
12 lbs white butterpeas and 
3 lbs. of red ones, 25c Ib. P.P. 
State second choice. Mrs Noah 
Maples, Doerun. 
 
Conch peas, $3.25 bu.: % bu: 
= 75; Less lots Zc lb. FOB. 
W O. Williamson, Leslie.  
25 bu. of unknown peas $2.50 
bu. FOB. S. A. Phillips, Pal- 
 
metto, R 1. 
 
150 lbs. of speckled running 
velvet bean seed. $1.50 bu. or 
40e peck. Howard L. Hasty, 
Sycamore, R. 1. 
 
. 5 bu. brabs, peas. $2.25 bu.; 
 
2% bu. brown crowders $3. 00 | 
bu.; 2 bu. New Era peas $2.00 
bu.; Truckers: favorite seed 
corn $3.00 bu., $1.00 peck; 60c 
gal.; 6 weeks garden bean seed, 
 
20c large cup: colored butter- 
peans 20c lb. FOB. O. J. Ed- 
wards Dacula. 
 
150 bu. pure brab. peas. $2.00 
bu. FOB here. Sample on re- 
quest. W. D. Harp, Oglethorpe. 
 
Black Crowder Peas new 
crop, packed 2 bu. to bag at 
$2.50 bu. FOB. Minimum ship- 
ment one bag, C. F Thomson, 
Thomasville, P O. Box 566. 
 
Offer good quantity. O-too- 
tan soy beans, 97 percent ger. 
1940 crop. FOB. C. A. Sher- 
rill, Atlanta, - 158 Peachtree 
Hills Ave., N-E. 
 
10 bu genuine O-too-tan soy 
beans 1940 crop hand gathered 
and hand cleaned $3.50 bu. or 
$34.00 for lot, FOB. Money or- 
 
Little ende akite half run- ee 
 
{ white and cream color 
 
|son, Talking Rock, 
5 bu. of Brab. peas $10.00 or 
 
  
 
der. no chk. W: F. McAfee, 
Tennille. ; 
 
Binckevde peas, 
New Era $2.50; 6 wks.  
ders (yellow)  $3. 00. bu. 
 
crow- 
 
Be Hardy Dallas, R.. 1. 
 
terbeans 25c qt. 
 
Recleaned Brabham peas, 
$200 bu. FOB. Also cottonseed 
for sale. Write. B. W. Peon 
Reynolds 
 
8-10 tons velvet pean hulls. 
Make best offer. C. G.. Yar- 
brough. Cuthbert. Noe 
 
Early white half runner and 
white and striped cornfield bean 
seeds, home grown, 20c_ tea- 
cupful, plus postage. No stamps.. 
Free from weevils. ee H.C. 
Perry, Farmount, Relic : 
 
Old fashioned large, small 
half. 
runner beans. Sound. tender. 
not mixed, 20c cupful postpaid. 
No chks. or stamps. Mrs. Enos 
Mullins. Jasper, R. 2. - 
 
90 day running velvet beans 
for seed, good beans, $1.60 bu, 
 
Broom corn seed and snap 
peas, fine for eating and easy 
to raise, good as beans. 10c pt. 
ea. Add postage. veer Jack- 
 
ee 
 
$2.10 bu. Harvey C. Jordan, 
Buena Vista  R. 1.  
 
Half-runner brown striped 
beans, tender; weevil free. 15c 
Tb. and postage. Mrs. L. C. Bi- 
shop, Carnesville. 
 
Extra early white beans 20c 
large cupful; striped half-run- 
ner garden seed 20c cupful or 
35c pt. No stamps. Mrs. Ida Bar- 
ron, Gainesville, Rt. A. 
 
Black wax bean and string- 
less green pod bean seed, 10c 
cupful, plus postage. Also long 
stem vegras vine purple and 
 
white mixed jack beans. Ic ea. 
seed. Mrs. Z. D. Dodd, A ipha- 
retta, R. 1, Box 101. 3 
 
Cream crowder peas, 6c Ib. 
COD; Cal-White blackeye peas 
6c lb. 18 lbs. $1.00; Yellow cap 
popeorn, 8c lb.; Whippoorwill 
crowders and Utaknown peas. 
$2.00 bu. All COD. Mrs. B. F. 
Morrison, Gainesville, R. 8. 
 
Tender white ~ half-runner 
beans, free from weevils, 15c 
teacupful and postage. Mrs. 
ee Duvall, Elliiey, Ri 35) 
 
50 
 
Mixed peas $1.75 bu, FOB. 
J. M. Hayes, Thomson. 
 
Nice white half-runner wee- 
vil free beans, 20c lb. plus post- 
age. Will Exe. -for nice white 
feed sacks at 5c ea. Mrs. Claude 
Hulsey Gainesville, R. 2. 
 
Old fashioned corn field 
bean seed 15c pt. Weevil free. 
grown on good bottom land last 
fall. Add postage. Mrs. V. D. 
Hartsfield, Roswell, R. 1. 
 
200 bu clay; 25 bu speckle: 
25 bu. New Era all $1.75 bu. 
In good sacks. FOB. C. W. 
Coleman. Devereux. 
 
40 bu. Early bunch velvet 
beans, sonud, $2.50 bu.; 25 bu. 
Sikes Cotton seed, treated, $1.58 
buch; Clements, Buena Vista. 
 
White half-runner beans, 30c 
Ib. postpaid. Also everbearing 
strawberry plants, 20ce C. Exc. 
 
for sacks, white or printed: two | 
 
sacks per 100 plants. Ea. pay 
postage. Mrs. Mabel Gillespie, 
Dahlonega R. 1. 
 
Tender white 
garden bean seed. 20c large 
cupful. Postpaid. No stamps. 
Mae Howell, Waleska, R. 1. 
 
Speckle and cream crowder 
peas, lady fingers, 10c lb. and 
postage. Booking orders. for 
Georgia Cabbage, Collard seed, 
Head up in winter, 50c lb. pre- 
paid. Exc. for anything can. use.. 
C. O. Sikes, Sylvester. 
 
25 bu. Brab peas $2. 50. bu.: 
5 bu. whips; 8 bu. New Era $2. 60 
bu. ea. and 30 bu. mixed peas, 
$1.90 bu. Clyde "E. Hannah, 
Loganville. 
 
Pure yellow Sacer peas, 
 
Helpre naer 
 
good for garden or field, $300 
 
bu. W. H. .Brimes, Colquitt. 
Striped half-runner bean 
 
seed. tender prolific, clear of}  
 
weevils, 20c lb. Mrs. CER: 
Underwood, Cartersville, R. a 
 
Victor peas, $2.25 bu. J. e 
Nelson, Yatesville. : 
 
50 bu. Brab. peas $2. 50 bu. 
FOB here. C. B Hicks, Rey- 
nolds 
 
Guar. pure origin, high ger- 
mination, Clemson Soy beans, 
$2.25. bu., 10 bu. lots $2.00 bu. 
C2 NE Brennan, Columbus 
 
- About 4 bu. old time purple 
hull pea seed, $2:00 bu: 1940: 
crop picked before Yain ..and 
sel. Not prepaid. M.O. only. 
T. M. Roland Alma, R. 1. 
 
._ Old fashioned half runners 
brown and white corn field 
beans, 25 cup: 3: cups 70c pre- 
paid; Also Lady Thompson 
gen bere plants, 200@.35c. Mrs, 
J. M. Hall, Calhoun, R. 1. 
 
+ 
S Pee! 
 
$2.75 bu.; 
All} 
-|treated against weevils. Meals 
 
  
 
D. 
 
Siriped ers o 
price... Pi es Mr 
 
| Blowery: pes R. 
8-10 Qts. colored Bunch pute | Z 
Ss. B. Toe 
; Gravmont, Rees So 4 
 
ville, R. De 
INO; 1 Redrinpe: So 
 
| Unknown peas, 4 
| No small. orders. 
 
Cleveland. 
 
early stripe 
bunch beans. 20c cupful 
postage. Cash or M 
Mrs. J. W: hee 
 
: ville, Fe A 
 
Purple hull table 
 
.; Citron seed: 1 
Stone Mtn. ~ waterm 
20c  teacupful and ; 
Rosie Crowe, Cu: ming 
 
90- day ee 
 
pet bean seed, 
50 pk. Agnes Mims, Alma, R.1. 
 
Mims. Alma R. L 
 
50 bu. O-too- a ne 
$3.25 bu. FOB. 
Claxton. ae 
 
Black erowiae = ; 
crop, packed 2 bu. to bag. 
bu. F ) 
 
Thomasville. 
 
. Old fashioned larg - anc 
white and cream color ha 
ner beans, tender sounc 
cup p. p. No stamps  
ae Mrs. Enog Mul 
 
White half runner 
beans 25c large teacup 
No stamps or chks, 20c 
ed for Mrs. Sherma: 
ton Smyrna, R. 1 
 
Tender white halt 
garden beans and te de 
 
pole beans 20c large 
 
7 L. G. Mason, 
N. R 2, Box 129, Re 
of Sinn 
 
White Sugar Crowde 
10 Ib: CR; Thompsor 
der Springs, Rea. 
 
Black runner pole be: 
teacupful or exc. fo: 
sacks. Also fine dwa 
woods, $15.00 ea., 
Ea. pay postage M , 
Brayer, Temple 
 
Rambler peas : 
peg known) 50c ot 
ley, Tifton. 5 
 
Lady Finger peas, 
bu. table crowder pe 
FOB 3 lbs. 25c. Sar 
request. Hand pi 
Eloise Palmer, Cami 
 
Old fashioned wh 
striped half runner 
bean seed. 25 4p 
stamps. Ralph Bri eC 
ley, R. 1. 
 
10 bu. pure yell Ww er 
peas. $2.50 bu. we 
Colquitt. 
 
Native grown genu ke 
tan soybeans, $3.50 bu.: 
bu. lots $3.25 bu.; Hay : 
beans $2.50 bu. All reclea 
J. H. Baird, Fort Valley 
 
40 lbs. Bountifu b 
stringless beans, very pr 
15 lb. for lot. Truckers 
 
orite corn 75c pk.. 
 
for plants. Write. 
ett. Luthersville. 
 
bee bu. straight Clay vo as 
$47.50 for lot FOB. 
oni: No chks. TOR 
ley, Tennille. a 
 
Heavy bearing  oe 
bean and striped half runr 
 
25e large teacupful . 
 
. V. Robbs, Flowery. 
RL 
 
Soybeans: , fee B 
Biloxi, $2. 50 bu. Otoot 
 
bt Whatleys seed. corn. | 
i u : = e 
 
Byron R. i. 
 
90-day running VI 
seed Speckled var. 
Agnes Mims, Alma, 
 
Conch peas, absol te 
 
Jand sound, 25c lb.: 2 Ib: 
 
postpaid. Earl S. -Redwin. 
ras. 
 
  
 
  
 
dot home raised, ft 
ed smoking and chewi : 
bacco, 12 Ibs. 
No trash nor mold. C 
order. Mrs. Wilbert R 
Hiams, Alma. Rt. 4,  : 
 
bacco, free from: dirt 
chewing, 7 Tos. $1. 
8 Ibs. : Post 
Boatright. Osieifield 
 
  
   
    
 
  
 
  
 
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e Sell for $2.50 per 100 
per cwt, small lots. 
Bi! id. Senoia, Rt. 2, Box 
 
So 
 
mevilles 2-B. Ist yr., kept 
-recleaned, 2 percent Cer- 
n treated. $3.25 cwt, FOB. 
D. King, Lavonia Rt. 2. 
PL 11-A, kept clean. 
wt. R. P. Rowe, More- 
at 1. : 
nevilles, fresh breeders. 
er cwt or exc. for cot- 
meal or good ear corn. 
Greene, Thomaston, Rt. 
 
od clean 2-B. Stonevilles. 
cwt. FOB H. B. Sharouse, 
 
tons D & PL 11-A, 1st 
pt pure. C. B. Railey, Sum- 
 
imp. $1.00 bu. Also 
peanuts 5c lb.; Red skin 
potato plants, Gov. In- 
$1.50 M. 5 M. $6.00. 
aff, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. 
 
I Stoneville 2-B. $2.50 
enry Hutcheson, Temple, 
 
--Tooles wilt resistant, 
ed. Fruits heavy, matures 
1.00 bu. L. R. Prator, Ft. 
 
  
 
bu. D & PL No. 2, Ist. 
-45 percent lint. Delint- 
nd Ceresan treated. $1.00 
- oO. 6. S. EH. Shurling, 
Rt. : 
bu. Rhynes cook, Wilt 
met oe pu... FO... -B: 
y Benson. Tifton, Rt. 3. 
bu. D & PL 11-A 2nd yr., 
|. Monroe Daniell, Villa 
t. 1. Box. 307. 
=P, 1+1-A, \ist yr: kept 
$200... bu. FOB: G. HH. 
Wrightsville. Rt. 3. 
| 2nd yr.-4 in 1, 70 bu. 
for velvet beans. T. E. 
Abbeville. 
amaker, Ist yr. kept 
good clean seed, $1.15 
Melvin Deal, Baxley, 
 
PL 11-A, ist yr., roll 
ed, kept pure. $2.50 cwt. 
R.F. Lee, Social Circle. 
yu. Cokers 4 in 1, Ist 
pure $1.00 bu. at barn. 
Mason, Ailey. 
 
u. Broomes, Ist yr., re- 
treated. $1.00 bu. J. M. 
fontezuma. 
 
ers No. 2, Ist yr. $1.00 
bu., bring sack and get 
. P. Holcombe, Adairs- 
ios oe 
 
. Cokers, kept pure, 
~90c bu. B. F. Fagan, 
 
or $2.75 cwt. Cash, no 
T. Randall, Lavonia. 
 
's Early Imp. Staple 1 
48 percent lint, 1200 
500 Ib. bale. $1.15 bu. 
uucker, Ashland. 
prolific, grown in 1 
yield community. 1-1 
taple, $1.00 bu. F. O. 
ir Covington, Rochelle. 
evilles 2-B Pure, sound. 
100 Ib bags, FOB. Also 
running. velvet beans, 
fe. . B. Mrs. H.W: 
Half & Half cottonseed, 
pure. 75c bu. FOB in 20 
ts. J. L. Beck, Bowdon. 
, Wannamaker Dixie 
wilt-resistant cotton 
Yr., kept pure. $1.00 
orman Johnson, Warren- 
 
Ibs pure Dixie Triumph 
 
ed, recleaned and 
939 crop. $4.75 per 
FOB. A Lee Riner, 
 
rmination, kept pure. 
 
est price. W. A. Sar- 
dele, 306 5th ave. 
<ers 100, str. 3, kept pure, 
-cokers last yr., staple 1 
1-16 inch. Also wilt re- 
 
D & PL, ist yr., kept 
92 percent germination. 
 
ed, $1.00 bu.; Treated 
1, FOB, S. J. Smith, 
 
evilles 2-B and D & PL, 
pure. $2.00 per 100. Mrs. 
sichardson. Fayetteville, 
 
.D & PL 11-A, Delint- 
d Ceresan treated, ist yr. 
2 for pigs peanuts or 
 
| gold cottonseed. ist 
 
Jso 100 lbs. of Schleys | ba 
 
| mixed car or trucks here. 
 
  
 
, $3.00 per 100 lbs. 
 
   
 
sound, kept pure, 75c bu. FOB. 
R. T. Brantley, Harr son. 
 
Heavy fruiter prolific cotton- 
seed, extra early, lint as high 
as 48 percent. $2.00 bu. Mrs. 
S. B. Gilbert, Toomsboro. 
 
50 bu. pure Half and Half 
cottonseed. 2nd yr., kept pure. 
90c bu., 10 bu. or more 85c 
bu. W. A, Moore. Haddock. 
 
Coakers 100; J5e- bu: DD. : 
Pharr, Lithia Springs. | 
 
Stonevilles 2-B and D & PL 
11-A. cottonseed. Ceresan 
treated, 85c bu. Ralph S. Col- 
lier, Comer. 
 
Pure Cokers 100, strain 3, 
cottonseed $2.50 cwt. Also No. 
1. red cob seed corn, $2.00 bu. 
J. H. Patrick, Jackson. 
 
Stonevilles B 2, 90c bu. at 
farm. J. H. Leverett. Parrott. 
 
D & PL cottonseed and 
Cokers 100. Clean, sound. $1.00 
bu. FOB. J. L. Thomas, Madi- 
son, RFD. 
 
Rhynes Cook wilt resistant. 
ist yr. $1.00 bu. W. Cole, Nich- 
olis] Rt. ie 
 
Stoneville 2-B. cottonseed, 
Ist yr; ~~ $1.00> bus $2.50: 100: 
Miss Sadie Burch, Woolsey. 
 
100 bu. Petty Tool wilt resit- 
ant. $2.25 100. J. G. Minick, 
Brooklet. 
 
35 bu. Broomes blight re- 
sistant. lst yr. Guar. pure and 
sound, no black seed. $1.00 bu. 
FOB: C. A. Patrick, Dooling. 
 
Cokers: 100, 75 bu. FOB. J- 
L. Garner, Warthen, Box 226. 
 
Pure D & PL 11-A, delinted 
and Ceresan treated. $1.00 cwt. 
J. C. Brodnax, Walnut Grove. 
 
Summerours Hi-bred, ist yr., 
kept pure, 85c bu.: $50.00 ton. 
FOB. Annie M. = Attaway, 
Wrightsville. 
 
100 bu. D & PL, Ist yr. $3.00 
ewt. FOB; Also 100 bu. Cokers 
Strain 2. Ist vr., 1939 crop. 90c 
bu. Fb. -O.- B. BF, = Bolten; 
Bostwick. 
 
Sea Island, Gaddi strain, ist 
yr. Recleaned $1.50 bu. FOB. 
S. G. Jones, Claxton. 
 
Cokers 100, Str. Stapie cot- 
tonseed. Direct last yr. Made 
over bale to acre. Pure. 90c bu. 
FOB. J. L. Marshall, Franklin, 
Rt 1, 
 
20 bu. D & PL 11-A_ Ist yr. 
kept pure. Delinted and Ceres- 
an treated, $1.25 bu. Also 30 
bu. D & PL 11-A, ist yr. kept 
pure. 90c bu. at barn. J. Hol- 
land Malcom, Social Circle, Rt. 
2, 
 
Cokers 4 in 1, Ist yr., kept 
pure, $2.50 cwt. F. F. Strawn, 
Griffin, Rt. A. 
 
D & PL 11-A ist yr. pure, 
culled, Ceresan treated. 91 per- 
cent germination. $1.00 bu. J. 
N. Hogg. West Point, Rt. 2. 
 
Recleaned Marretts white 
yr. kept 
pure. $1.00 bu. FOB. Harold 
Jackson. Granite Hill. : 
 
Stoneville 2-B pedigreed, 
clean. Exc. for corn, oats or 
75c bu. FOB. 4 Mi. left of 
Paimetto from Atlanta. L. R. 
Cheek. Sharpsburg.  
 
D & PL No. 11-A, 1 1-16 inch 
 
staple, Ist yr., pure. $2.75 cwt. 
John Harris,- Monroe. 
- 200 bu. D & PL No. 11 cotton 
seed, ist yr., kept pure. $1.00 
bu.; $3.00 cwt: 
peas, $2.00 bu.; 10 bu. Dixie 
Soy beans, $3.00 bu. W. H. 
Chapman, Lithonia. 
 
D & PL No. 11-A. kept pure. 
Ist yr. Clean and sound, $3.00 
cwt. Mrs. Lamar Harris, Mon- 
roe.  
 
D & PL No, 11-A, ist yr. kept 
pure. 80c bu. in 5 bu. lots. 
Henry W. Blount, Waynesboro. 
 
GRAIN AND HAY 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
10 M. os. Egyptian wheat 
 
new bags of 130 lbs. ea., 3c Ib. 
FOB. E. G. Askew, Oakfield, 
RED=1, 
 
50 bales Lespedeza Hay. 
bright, $1.00 per hundred at 
rn. J. B. Jordan, Lilburn. 
 
10 or 12 tons No. 1 peanut 
hay, power baled, $10.00 ton, 
at my barn. John Murphy. 
Leesburg, Rt. 2. is 
 
About 18 tons No. 1 peavine 
hay and about 370 bu. good 
ear corn for sale. Can load 
Lee 
Patrick Quitman. z 
 
75 tons bright peanut hay, 
$10.00 ton at barn, E. F. Gaines, 
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3 . ~ 
 
Baled hay, good eond., abou 
3-4 Sorghum Cane and 1-4 
Peavine, $12.00 ton, FOB farm. 
R. N. Kimbrough, Madison. 
 
Good bright hay at barn, 
$10.00 ton. A. M. Hubbard, 
Bluffton. 
 
8-10 tons velvet bean hulls 
 
for sale. Make offer. C. G. Yar-. 
 
brough. Cuthbert. siees  ix.. 
 
ae 
 
      
 
12 bu. whip! 
 
cane syrup, in new 1 gal. and 
1-2 gal. cans. All 1940 syrup. 
Make best offer. Mrs. Allie 
Mae Russ, Nicholls. 
 
2 or more lbs. butter each 
week, free from coloring, cows 
TB treated, 25c lb. postpaid. 
Mrs. W. C. League. Waco, Rt. 2. 
 
Nice firm butter, 4 Ibs. week- 
ly, 25c lb. 4 or more lbs. in lot 
del. Mrs. Henry Williams, 
Waco. 
 
Houseleak, horehound, cat- 
nip; peppermint, garlic bulbs, 
Flag lilies, yellow, purple iris, 
25c doz.: white and yellow 
Fall pinks. yellow dbl. day lil- 
ies butter and egg, 25c doz. 
bun. Miss N. A. White, Dah- 
lonega. Rt. 1, Box 37. 
 
Black walnut meats, 1940 
crop, clean and dry, 3 lbs. to 
the $1.00, postpaid. Not over 
3rd zone. Mrs. C. S. Collins, 
Cleveland. Rt. 1. 
 
Sage, 25c bunch. Add post- 
age; 4 bun. $1.00 postpaid. 
Okra (bears until frost), seed, 
10c pt. Add postage. Mrs. C. E. 
Crump: Hartwell: Rt. 1: 
 
Yellow, Sassafras root, wild 
cherry bark, blackberry root, 
25c Ib: 5 lbs... $1.00; pepper- 
mint. spearmint. garden horse- 
mint, horehound, tansy, others, 
25c doz. bun: garlic bulbs, 
nice size, 50c doz. Del. Ga. Miss 
L. A. White, Dahlonega. Rt. 1, 
Box 35., oe. 
 
450-500 white 100 lb. cap. 
feed sacks. nice, washed, no 
letters, 10c ea. Mrs. H. G. Bow- 
en, Pint Mtn. Valley. 
 
Yellow root, wild cherry 
bark, 15c lb. rattle root, May- 
apple. Queen of the Meadow, 
25c lb. Add postage. Prompt 
shipments. Hoyt Tippens, 
Talking Rock. Rt. 2. 
 
Rattle, Yellow, - Sassafras, 
Queen of the Meadow, pceke 
root, 25c Ib. 5 Ibs., $1.00; cat- 
nip, horehound, peppermint, 
ground ivy, horsemint, 25c 
doz. 5 doz., $1.00. Mrs. Ruby 
Hester, Dahlonega. Rt. 1. 
 
Yellow root, 10c 1b; rattle, 
burdock, Mayapple root, 25c Ib; 
Queen of the Meadow, sassa- 
fras root. 20c lb; tansy, 10c 
bunch. Add postage. Mrs. Myr- 
Hg Jackson Talking Rock. Rt. 
 
Rhubard or pie plant, 15c 
bunch, 2 bun., 25c; horserad- 
ish, sage, comfrey, 10c bunch. 
All well rooted. Add postage. 
Celia Lock, Ellijay. Rt. 2. 
 
Queen of the Meadow, Yel- 
low root, red shank, wild cher- 
ry bark, 15c tb. garlic bulbs, 
March flowers. 25c doz; edible 
soy beans 10c cupful, 3 for 25c 
 
Postpaid over $1.00 order. 
oa Walker, Dahlonega. 
 
Comfrey, elecampane, gar- 
den gooseberries, horseradish, 
3 for 25c; garlic, dbl. tansy, 25c 
doz; peppermint, 24 for 
-chufas, 2 cups-full, 25c. Add 
postage. Mrs. Sarah Grindle, 
Dahlonega. Rt. 1. = 
 
Rhubard, 20c bunch; com- 
frey, 15c for 1 setting; catnip, 
 
tons, 20c doz; Devil-up-the 
bush, 5c ea; bachelor button 
seed, 15c cup: hot pepper, 25c 
string. Exe. for P. R. potato 
plants first of May. Mrs. Rosie 
Stover, Pisgah. : 
 
HONEY, BEES, AND 
BEE SUPPLIES: 
 
8 lbs. bright  re-strained 
beeswav, 25c Ib. FOB. C. B. 
Tanner, Sandesrville, Rt. 1. 
 
Pure Ext. honey, 6-10 lb. to 
cs., No. 2 grade FOB here, $4.00; 
2-10 lbs., postpaid and _ins., 
$1.90; 1-10 lb, postpaid and 
insured, $1.00. Prompt. ship- 
ment. John A. Crummey, Jes- 
ap.-P: 0. Box 117. 
 
5 kb. cans comb honey 6 to 
Cs., $3.00. Sat. guaranteed. 
iL. R.. Smith, Enigma. - 
 
5 hives Italian Bees in old 
fashioned gums, $6.25 for lot. 
L, A. Brooker, Blackshear, Rt. 
2, Box 440. i 
 
Comb Honey in 10 lb. cans, 
$1.00 ea. FOB. A. N. Ham- 
mond, Enigma. : - 
 
A successful device to catch 
out-going swarms of bees, $5.00; 
some hives. $3.00 ea. I. A. 
Mapley. Decatur 222. Lockwood 
Terrace. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
WANTED 
 
HONEY, BEES, AND 
BEE SUPPLIES: 
 
Want some chunk honey: exc. 
at once, 1-2 cup Stone Mtn. 
melon seed, 
ly cantaloupe seed, 1-2 gal. 
white nest onions for 1-2 gal. 
honey. Write first. Mrs. M. S. 
OKelly, Danielsville. 
 
Want honey bees in old fash- 
ioned gums. State lowest cash 
price; also buy some Beeswax 
ic Wb. del, Phillip Magar- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Hh tata ll arin, 
 
2Oes 
 
20c doz; yellow gold fall but- | 
 
~|mato plants, $1.00 M:: 
 
spoons-full ear- 
 
OTTONSEED FOR COTTONSEED FOR MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS PEANUTS A 
FOR SALE SALE FOR SALE WANTED : 
900 Ibs 2-R Stonevilles, Pure Cokers 100 strain. About 300 gal. real good Ga. | PLANTS: nica ie eee ioe po 
 
Want 5 M. imp. P. R. potato 
plants at $1.00 M. del. to Bris- 
tol; also 25 or 30 last yr's hatch 
W. L. hens (vaccinated) at 12 
1-2c lb. FOB shipping point. 
L. E. Byrd, Woodbine. 
 
Want 5 M. P. R. potato slips 
from party who will ship them 
when they say so, by the 20th 
of April; will send cash now. 
Have for sale. D & PL 11-A. 
cottonseed, kept pure $1.00 bu. 
$3.00 cwt. P. J. Sewell. Lavon- 
ia 
 
Want some tobacco plants for 
small acreage priced reasona- 
ble. R. I. Tracy, Valdosta. Rt. 
4, 
 
Want 2 or 3 M. red P. R. po- 
tato plants April 15th, del. 
State best price, A. L. Battle, 
Ashburn, 34 1-2 W. Wash. St. 
 
Want 50 to 75 M. pure P. 
R. potato plants, around 10th of 
April. Give best price on lot. 
Loyd J. Keadle, Yatesville. 
 
Want sweet potato plants, 
old fashioned Southern Queen. 
Write price and when ready. 
Mrs. Sarah Powell, Pittsburgh. 
 
Want best cash price on 15 
M. P. R. draws, del. by April 
20th. G. A. Thompson, Swains- 
boro. 2 
. Want 6-8 M. P. R. potato 
plants for April 15th del. 
Charlie Bailey, Vienna. Rt. 3. 
 
Want 3 M. tobacco plants 
and 3 bu. Velvet beans. State 
prices Del. Eastman; also 1 ton 
peanut hay. A. C. Ross. East- 
man, Rt. 3. 
 
EGGS: 
 
Want purebred White Rock 
eggs. State what you have and 
price. R C. Poole, Ideal. 
 
Want few turkey eggs, White 
Holland or Black Spanish. 
Write. Herbert Redfern, Mitch- 
ell, Rt. 3. Box 9. 
 
SUGAR CANE: : 
 
Want 100 stalks of the big 
cob Green sugar cane. Jack 
Gibbs, Cordele. Rt. C, 
POTATOES: 
 
Want contact party with the 
genuine, not mixed, Pink Skin 
P. R_ potato seed, Gov. insp., 
to bed at once for Slips. L. L. 
Coleman Murrayville, Rt. 1. 
GRAIN AND HAY: 
 
Want few bu. wheat. Quote 
best price. A. S. Johnson, Pel- 
ham. Rt. 1. 
 
Want 5 tons each, good Pea- 
nut and Peavine hay. Make 
best prices. L. M. Jones, Mo- 
lena: 
 
BEANS AND PEAS: 
 
Exc. 100 cap. feed sacks for 
seed beans, bunch, cornfield or 
butter-beans, or dried fruit: 4 
sacks for 1 lb. Ea. pay postage. 
ae J. C. Hosea, Toccoa. Rt. 
 
Want 1 peck each Hastings 
Hook Lima and Yellow Wax 
beans. N. L. Palmer Leesburg. 
 
Want 100 bu. 90-day running 
velvet beans seed, also 50 bu. 
sorghum seed. State price on 
pea S. C. Bass, Chipley. Rt. 
 
ing good, sound Velvet beans 
in pod, for seed. State price 
per ton. Exc. good. sound mix- 
ed cow peas at $2.00 bu. or pay 
cash. R. E. Kemp, Bowdon. 
Star Rt. ; 
 
Want best price on fine O- 
tootan, beans and Brab and or 
Iron peas, also hayseed soy 
beans. Clem-Roberon, Temple. 
SEED: 
 
Want Seed Rice, as much as 
1 peck. Send price. George 
Rowland, Denton. Rt. 1. 
 
Want med. size white seed 
 
i Ida Taylor, 
Arlington, Rt. 2. 0 
 
Want Crotalaria seed, 1 to a 
1000 lbs. Quote kind and price. 
W. M. Harris, Ocilla. Box 154. 
 
Want Cob Muskmelon seed 
(seed sticks to a cob-like shape 
in center of melon). E. D. 
Thompson, Tallapoosa. 
 
PEANUTS AND PECANS 
_ FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Runner seed peanuts. $1.00 
bu.; recleaned chufas, $3.00 bu.: 
hams, 8 to 18 lbs. 25c Ib.: to- 
) PR. 
plants, $1.75 M. W. W. Wil- 
liams, Quitman. 
 
About 50 bu. red Spanish 
peanuts for seed, 6c Ib. at Max- 
eys. W. T. Brightwell, Maxeys. 
 
About 25 bu. large Spanish 
peanuts for seed; 7c Ib. Write 
before ordering; also some good 
goose feathers. for sale. Mrs. 
 
| J. T. Collier. Dawson, Rt. 4. 
 
Extra good Spanish peanuts, 
some peanut hay, nice and 
bright and sound and unmixed 
Brabham peas. Write. J. A. 
 
  
 
i King, Unadilla. 
 
  
 
Want hear from party hav- | 
 
running, snap bean, golden 
wax Kerry vellow_ japonica. 
Write first. Mrs. 
 
  
 
   
  
  
    
    
  
  
    
      
     
     
   
   
    
  
    
    
   
    
    
    
   
   
    
    
   
    
    
    
   
  
     
    
    
     
    
     
    
     
   
   
   
    
   
    
    
    
    
    
  
     
   
    
   
   
   
    
 
S. Norton, Edison. 
 
Imp. Spanish and Ga. Run- _ 
ner peanuts all recleaned, ea, 
5c lb. FOB. D. E. Thompson, 
Pinehurst. 
 
A thousand pounds or more 
pecans, mostly seedlings, for 
sale. D. A. McRherson, Cuth- 
bert. 
 
Papershell pecans, 1940 crop, 
15c Ib. 100 lbs., at 12%c lb. FOB. 
Want to buy honey bees in old 
box or pat. hives, near here. 
 
2 
 
Write best cash price and 
particulars. O, H. Bradbury. 
Bogart. 
 
Ga. Runner peanuts, sound 
for seed, $4.00 CWT; No. 1 pure 
Brabham peas. $2.25 bu. No 
personal chks. W. M. Hooks, 
Unadilla. Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
PECAN AND OTHER 
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Brown seuppernong vines, 
bore last yr. 200 well rooted 
6-8 ft. 50c; B. figs 4 ft. 25;  
Currants 4 ft. 50c. J. L. Cog- 
gins, Covington. 
 
Celestial fig, 12 av. size $1.00: 
Red gold strawberry $1.00 300; 
$3.00 M.; Lucretia dewberry 
75e 100; $6.00 M. Carefully 
handled P. P. J. W. Toole. 
R. 33 Burton Avenue, Macon. 
 
Fine raspberries, 3% ft. im- 
ported bunch blackberries fine 
Lutie, Alaska, White and Con- 
cord grapes. 2 yr. vines. Ea. 
$1.00 doz. Celestial and Blue 
Turkey Fig, 2-3 ft. 25c and 35c 
ea. Rooted. C. M. Dwight, At- 
Janta, 1035 Capitol Ave., Ma. 
3671. 
 
Leading var. of 2 and 3 yr. 
Apple trees, cheap. Write for 
prices. T. M. Webb, Ellijay. 
 
All Jeading var., state in- 
spected peach trees. $5.00 C.: 
$50.00 M. Grape vines same 
price. Apple plum and apricot, 
2c per tree higher than peach. 
Black walnuts $1.50 doz. Mrs. 
E. B. Travis Riverdale. 
 
Red and yellow June plum; 
Brown turkey figs; Black mus- 
cadines; Hazelnut, crabapple, 
2 and 3 yr. 10c ea.;. $1.00 doz.; 
$5.00 C. Strong rooted. R. M. 
League, Waco. R. 2. 
 
  
 
POTATOES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Cokers Golden P. R. seed 
potatoes, $1.00 bu. Early 
Triumph, 60c bu.; All shipped 
in bu. baskets. Rufus Marri- 
man, Lyons. : AS 
 
Early Red Bliss potatoes, 2nd - 
yr.. fine, 40 or 50 bu. at my 
place, also White potatoes. John 
A. Wilson, Clayton. : 
 
  
 
EGGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
White Orpington eggs, $1.00 
per 15. Mrs. Chas. E. Oxford, 
Concord. 
 
Purebred Partridge Rock 
eggs $1.25 per 30, Cheaper if 
ealled for. Nice roosters same 
breed, $2.50 ea.; 2 for $4.00. 
Crate ret. Mrs. Jesse Mixon 
Ocilla, Rt. 1, Box 119, 2 
 
Booths AAA B. R. eggs, 75 
per 15; $1.40 per 30 P. P. 50ce. 
per 15 at my home. Mrs. C. P. 
Plunkett, Summerville, Rt. 4, 
 
C. Tancred Strain W. L. eggs, 
$1.00 per 18; $2.00 per : 
$3.00 C. del. Crates ret. Mrs. 
M. B. Scroggs, Alto. oS : 
 
Purebred Red Speckleq Sus- 
sex eggs, 75c per 15; $1.25 per 
30; p. p. carefully packed. Mrs. 
Earl Wilson, Gainesville Rt. 5. 
 
Donaldson R. I. Red eggs, 
stock direct. $1.00 per 15 del. 
in Ga. Mrs. J. O. King, Lavon- 
ia. 
 
Eggs, purebred Thompson 
Ringlet Strain, Barred Rocks 
special matings 75c per 15; 
$1.25 per 30, del. Jno. A. Wil- 
wes oe 
 
Hatching eggs. Buff orp. 
chicken; Mallard and Butt 
duck, 75 per 15 del. Also 25 
white unwashed 100 lb. cap~ 
feed sacks, 8c ea. del. Roberta 
McCollum Grantville. 
 
M. B. Turkey eggs, EI 
Bird Bros., Str. $2.75 doz. i 
shipped; $2.50 at my home, 
 
Mrs. Arthur Owen, Barnes 
ville. 
 
_ Giant type, S. C. Black Mine 
orca hatching eggs. L. B. Mille | 
ians, Newnan, | +8 
 
Eggs from Extra Good Buf 
 
Rocks. $1.00 per 15 del. C. B. 
Ellington, Rutledge, 
 
Purebred Bronze turkey 
eggs, $2.50 doz: $20.00 C. del 
Poults $40.00 C. del. in May, 
Exe. eggs for sweet potatoes 
and tobacco plants. Mr. Neal T. 
Williams, Buena Vista, oe 
 
2 
 
  
   
   
  
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
    
 
- Purebred Dark Cornish eggs 
from unrelated stock. $1.00 per 
15. Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Daw- 
 
gon, Rt. 2. 
 
Purebred AAA Thompson 
 
BB. R. eggs. 80c per setting, p. 
op. Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Dawson. 
 
Purebred Dark Cornish In- 
 @ian eggs. $1.00 per 16 p. p. 
erates ret. Mrs. Viola King, 
Pearson. : 
 
Now booking orders for 
White Holland Turkey eggs 
- $3.00 doz. Mrs. A. W. Arnold, 
Rt. 3. Newnan. 
 
Buff Orpington. eggs. $1.15 
per 15 p. p. Mrs. B. B. Waters, 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 3. 
 
White Pekin Duck eggs, 75c 
doz. ts, Ollie Ruth Swift, 
Rockmart, Rt. 2. 
 
Purebred R. I. White eggs 
- 50c per 15 and postage. Rem- 
bert Holmes, Talking Rock, Rt. 
2. 
 
  
    
   
 
    
 
   
 
Narragansett turkey _ eggs 
$2.25 doz. p. p. Mrs. Mamie 
Hattaway Warthen, Rt. 1. 
English Red cap eggs, now 
 
ready for shipment, full stock. 
; $1.25 per 15! T: P.<Thornton. 
_ Chatsworth, Rt. 2. 
 
_ Mammoth White Pekin duck 
eggs, 75c doz. also 1 yr. ol 
Silver Seabright bantam roost- 
er. 75c. Exc. for chicks. Mrs. 
Eth 21 Jones. Lula, Rie 
Mammoth Bronze - white 
Holland crossed turkey eggs, 
$2.40 doz. Mammoth White 
Pekin duck eggs $1.00 per 13. 
Mrs. R. J. Miller, Augusta, 
2 Box 521. 
-. Bronze turkey eggs. 15c 
 Hurchel Boggus Franklin, 
ee 
 
ea. 
Rt. 
 
.. Large type. Dark Cornish 
eggs. $1.00 per 15. Mrs. C. H. 
Franklin, Lyons, Rt. 1. 
 
_ Full blood N. H. Red eggs, 
$1.00 per 15 del. Exc. for tur- 
key hen, Burbon Red, prefer- 
red. Paul Rainwater, Hephzi- 
 beh. : 
 
Bantam eggs from 20 differ- 
ent var. Good breed. $2.00 per 
15; $10.00 per 100 as laid. Not 
selected. W. O. Thomas, 1205 
_E. 40th St.. Savannah. 
 
Red Bronze turkey 
61.45. doz. Mrs. RR. E.- 
 
   
 
  
  
     
  
     
 
eggs, 
Mann, 
 
d|F. Pace, Temple (5 mi. West). 
 
Rt. 
 
17 mos. old reg. Guernsey 
bull, very good $100.00 at 
barn; 1 reg. Guernsey heifer, 
ist calf. $100.00. C. Leland 
Paris, Alpharetta. 
 
2 Jersey heifers, freshen in 
April. $35.00 and $40.00 G.. H. 
Davis Rome.  
 
Reg. Jersey cows, saddle 
horse and pr. young, heavy 
work mares. Henry Odum, Cov- 
ington. 
 
A really good work ox, wt. 
about 1000 Ibs.. $85.00. Mrs. H. 
 
G. Yeomans, Collins. 
15 .young cows, Jersey- 
Guernsey freshening about 
 
May ist. Well bred, well fed, 
well worth the price asked. A. 
K. Chamlee Sparta. 
 
Nice Jersey cow, fresh in, 3 
1-2 gal. for sale. W. E. Betsill, 
Jonesboro. 
 
2 nice Jersey heifers, soon 
to freshen, bred to purebred 
Hereford; also sev. good, 10 
gal. milk cans and 1 5 gal. can. 
H. C. Waldrep, Forsyth. Rt. 1. 
 
A reg. Guernsey heifer, $50.00 
at barn. R. L. Johnson, Fair- 
burn. 
 
_ 1 small Black Jersey heifer, 
fresh in April, $30.00 here R. 
 
Cow with calf, 5 wks. old, 3 
gal. or more day if properly 
fed. $45.00; without calf, $40.00; 
also 2 h. wagon, $8.00 or swap 
for 10 bu. corn. Bring corn and 
get wagon. 1 1-2 mi. Thomas- 
ao C. Barker, Thomaston. 
 
2 fine Jersey heifers, 1 yr. 
old, $65.00 or trade for good, 
' strong, sound farm mule. No 
plug. No difference paid. J. D. 
Freeman, College Park, Rt. 2. 
 
Good cow, fresh about April 
ist -2neg calf 2$50-00. -P.- W. 
Smith, Stockbridge .Rt. 1. 
 
Jersey milch cow, fresh 2nd 
calf. 4 gal. day; also Jersey 
freshen about April 10th, 2nd 
ealf, 3 1-2 gal. with first calf. 
Elbert Cain, Hoschton. Rt. 2. 
 
Guernsey heifer, about 16 
mos. old, $25.00 or trade for 
, 200d milch cow; want buy good 
il h. wagon, del. to me. Write. 
Chas. E. Stanton, Atlanta, Rt. 
8, Box 213. (Adamsville Dist.) 
 
  
 
  
 
Macon. Rt. 4. 
 
Buff Orpington eggs, 
mer 15 =p. p...-C. oR: 
_ Brecelton : 
 
Yurebred Fischel: Str. W. R. 
Eggs $1.00 per setting. Exc. 
for peas or velvet beans. J. A. 
 
Elliott, Lavonia, Rt. 2: 
 
i. S. CoRR. 1. Red epgs, 60c per 
15 p. p. J. S. Newnan. Kent- 
word. Rt. 1. Box 20. 
 
WNW. H. Red eggs from choice 
matings. 75c per 15 eggs, del. 
- E. Morgan. Newington, Box 
 
<urebregd S. kL. Wyandotte 
eggs 75c per 15 p. p. Mrs. A. L. 
Ne=ton, Summerville. Rt. 1. 
 
Setehing. eggs from R. P: 
AAA Hubbard N. H. Reds $1.15 
per 15: $3.00 per 50; $5.50 C. 
del. in Ga. M. O. Mrs. E. G. 
Weod. Cedartown, Rt. 2. 
 
$1.15 
 
    
 
  
         
          
       
 
        
      
        
       
 
from dark red hens; high per- 
centage hatchbility: $1.00 per 
15 eggs p. p. Geo. T. Northeutt, 
Jr.. 205 Sessions St., Marietta. 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
     
 
Red. Reg. Polled Shorthorn 
bull, gentle, 3 yrs. old, about 
1300 lbs. 5 grade Shorthorn 
cows, bred to above mentioned 
 
   
  
     
     
 
    
         
  
   
      
 
Camilla. 
 
i0 Horned Type heifers, hea- 
vy springers $125.00; 4-2 yr. 
old heifers. $100.00 ea: 4 calves, 
6 mos. old, $50.00 ea; 4 cows 
with calves by side, $150.00 ea: 
4 yr. old - bull: $125.00... All 
Reg. Bring truck. O. G. Skin- 
ner, West Point. 
 
4 gal. cow and 2 heifers, 
about 3 gal., all with young 
calves, 1 cow to freshen in less 
than 2 wks. 3 to 3 1-2 gal. Call 
see. Prices arranged. H. R. 
Gentry, Taylorsville. Rt. 1. 
 
Entire herd of 32 reg. Guern- 
seys for sale. Mrs, E. H. Mad- 
dox, Stockbridge. Rt. 2. 
 
6 yr. old Jersey cow, gentle, 
freshen soon, 3 3 1-2 gal. day 
on good feed, $45.00 now; more 
after freeshening. Mrs. Sam 
Smith, Austell. Rt. 2. 
 
10 reg. Hereford bulls, 6 mos. 
to 2 yrs. old, $150.00 to $500.00. 
No finer bloodlines. B. J. Ban- 
dy. Hill City. 
 
  
 
    
 
     
    
      
        
 
  
 
        
            
 
  
 
   
 
     
 
Nice, young cow with fine 
young heifer calf, reasonable. 
Come see. T. J. McKibben. 
 
      
       
        
 
Griffin. Rt. A. 
 
Jersey cow, 3 gal. now, 4 or 
more with right feed; $40.00 at 
my home. Also, Buff Laced 
 
old, from prize v ~ners, $1.50 
~ ea.; L. R. Cheek, Palmetto. 
 
   
  
 
Smith. ' 
 
S. C. 'R. I. Red hatching eggs 
 
bull for sale. Richard S. Sm:th, ' 
 
Polish cockerels and hen, yr.} 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
i 
 
  
 
! 6 purebred S. P. C. pigs, 1 
gilt, 5 males. wt. about 70 lbs., 
i life treated, $10.00 ea. Lamar 
' Altman - Alma. Rt.. 1. 
 
1 big bone African guinea 
- brood sow, in good cond., for 
| sale. Also 6 White Jersey pul- 
i lets, May hatch. and rooster, 
| $1.00 ea. for chickens. J. B. 
; Ward, Duluth, Rt. 1. 
| Duroc pigs, 10 wks. old, reg. 
:buyers name,$10.00 ea. J. CG. 
| Kirkland, Sylvester. Box 358. 
S. P. C. pigs. sired by Cham- 
pion boar ist prize winner at 
| Augusta last Fall, Wt. about 700 
 
brood sow and boar, about 
 
-seen 9 mi. 
 
1 pr. purebred, reg. S. P. C 
 
Ibs., about 3 1-2 yrs. old. Sell 
or exc. for milch cow or nice 
heifers. T. R. Jett, Dunwoody. 
Rea. 1. 
 
3 choice, purebred _ solid 
black type little bone Guinea 
males, 6-7 mos. old, about ready 
for service. W. N. McCullough. 
Ringgold. Rt. 1. 
 
ji grade P. C. thrifty pig. 
raised under sanitary  cond., 
$25.00 for lot at my barn. Mrs. 
M. T. Bryson, Greensboro. Rt. 
2: 
 
1 purebred big bone Blue 
Guinea male; $10.00 cash. R. 
L. Shelton, Summit. > 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
FOR SALE | | 
 
  
 
  
 
Good: plug mule, $25.00, or 
exc. for equal value. Can be 
So. Covington on 
Hwy. 72. J. H. Johnson. Cov- 
ington. : 
 
7 mos. old bay horse and 8 
mos. old bay mare colts, $50.00 
ea. Exe. for cows or yearlings. 
Tom Smith, Meigs. : 
 
Fancy spirited Show pony, 13 
1-2 hands high (prospective 
winner in 5 gaited show class.) 
Cc. H. Conner, Gainesville. Box 
 
363. 
 
2-5 gaited saddle horses for 
sale or trade for cattle or tract- 
or. W. A. Wallace, Powder 
Springs. Rt. 2. 
 
1 good quality mare mule 
work well anywhere, in good 
order, about 900 lbs. Cheap for 
cash. D. W. Jarrard, Alto. Rt. 
2. 
 
Good black horse mule about 
12 yrs. old, sound good. work 
anywhere, about 1000 lbs. 
$50.00. 3 mi. So. on Banhand 
Rd. Grady Waller. Fairburn. 
Ris. 2 
 
Pr. good mare mules, about 
10 yrs. old, 1150 lbs., for sale 
Or swap for cattle or good sad- 
dle horse: also 700 bu. good 
slipped shuck white corn, 80c 
bu. at farm. R: C. Holloway, 
Manchester. P. O. Box 105. 
 
Nice Tenn. Jack good mark- 
ings (black with white tips), 
for sale or trade. T. L. Harris, 
Cedartown. Rt. 3. 
 
Sorrel mare, about 10 yrs. 
old, 1050 Ilbs., $75.00 at my 
barn. Trade for cattle, hogs, or 
other value. Can deliver rea- 
sonable distance. E. N. Eslinger, 
Ringgold. 
 
Good mule, good cond., work 
anywhere. wt. over 1000 Ibs. 
Mis. J. E. Bartan Atlanta, Rt. 
1, Phone. Ca 6794. : 
 
Young 5 gaited mare with 
nice stud colt (sired by Won- 
derland Peavine) by side. Bar- 
gain for $250.00. Clyde OKel- 
ley, Gainesville. 436 No. Brad- 
ford St. 
 
  
 
| lbs. at 1 yr. old; and gilts bred 
ito above mentioned champion. ! 
| Priced reasonable. F. H. Bunn } 
Midville. : ! 
' Fy. purepred Black Essex, 7 
 
, wks. old pigs, $10.00 pr. No pa- | 
: pers. Carter Williams, 
 
William- ! 
/ son. ; 
i; 2S. BP. Ciqales, 6 wks. old, 4 
 
sub. to reg., $5.00 ea: 7 gilts, 
of same litter, at slightly higher | 
 
prices. Osear Waters, Glenn-: 
| ville. 
| 9 shoats, Essex cross, dbl. | 
 
| treated, 20-30 lbs., $3.00 ea; 1| 
| brood sow color spotted, 175-: 
200 Ibs., $15.00. J. R. Lanier, ; 
Graymont. Rt. 1.- : 
 
S. P. C. and black little bone 
| Guinea pigs, reasonably priced | 
at my barn. . C. Whitten, 
Luthersville, Rt. 1. 
 
2 to 5 mos. old Duroc Jer-. 
sey hogs. Dam and Sire win- 
ner at Ga. State Fair last fall. 
Reg. buyers name. Ralph Ta- 
bor Ft. Valley. Rt. 1. 
 
Worlds Champion str. S. P. 
C. pigs, male and female from 
8 wks. up. Also 1 extra fine) 
boar and 2 gilts, 5 mos. old, wt. 
around 125 lbs. Priced right. 
| E. K. Overstreet. Sylvania. 
 
Yr. old, purebred, vaccinated 
Hampshire boar. Sell or let out 
on shares L. C. Lawrence,! 
Jonesboro. 
 
5 Black Essex gilts, av. wt. 
100 lbs.. 4 mos. old, raised from 
litter of 11, $10.00 ea: Carl 
Sutton, Sylvester... 
 
7 big bone Guinea pigs $7.50 
ea: 2 shoats, $10.00 ea: also 12 
W.b. hens, 65 ea: 1 Web: 
rooster, $1.00. Purestock. J. T. 
Brown. Elberton. Rt. 3. 
 
1 big bone black African 
Guinea boar, Yr. old. Sell or 
trade for good dairy type heif- 
er; pay some difference for 
springer if. g00d. stock: - Back. 
Crum, Juliette. 
 
5 PC. feeder pigs, 
lbs. wa. Cheap for cash. 
 
40-50 
BecD. 
 
  
 
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Pair Belgium brood mares, 5 
 
and 6 yrs. old, wt. 1100 lbs. or 
 
more, Write. Chas. T. McMillan, 
Gainesville. Rt. 8. 
 
Black mare mule, 6 yrs. old, 
 
| 850 lbs.. good eond., work any- 
 
where, pert, good cond.. $150.00 
(part in cows); 2 h. wagon with 
body, good cond. for farm 
work, $20.00. Trade for cows 
or hogs. J. C. Newsom. San- 
dersville. 
 
Young mare mule colt, 3 yrs. 
oid May Ist, good cond., un- 
broke, color red, $125.00. Alex 
Stephens, Jonesboro. RFD. 
 
Good mare mule, good: work- 
 
 er, $40.00. Earl Hannah, More- 
 
land. Rt. 1. 
 
2 mules for sale or trade for 
anything can use, at Dr. Burg- 
ers farm 2 1-2 mi. W. River- 
dale. F. F. Bing, Riverdale. Rt. 
 
Good mare mule, works dbl., 
 
R. Taylor. Clarkesville. Rt. 2. 
 
Indian pony, healthy, gentle. 
fine saddler, cheap. C. S. Col- 
ley, Jr., Grantville. 
 
1 small horse mule, 12 yrs. 
old, works good anywhere 
cheap or trade for yearlings or 
a Claude Roberts, Palmetto. 
 
Heavy pr. good work mules 
a sale. R. T. Jones, Dalton. 
 
2 
 
Good farm mule, 8-10 yrs. 
old, strong, capable, reasonable 
price. Mrs. M. L. Fowler, Du- 
rand. 
 
Beautiful black Shetland 
pony, 42 in. high, 10 yrs. old, 
gentle. Sell or trade for equal 
value can use. L. B. Carnes, 
Jr. Thomasville. 405 E. Jeffer- 
son St. 
 
Bay work and brood mare, 
4 yrs. old, around 1300 Ibs., 
work true anywhere also dark 
bay mare colt, 2 yrs. old, around 
750 lbs.. for sale. H. L. Coch- 
ran, College Park. Rt. 1. (1 nai. 
 
  
 
White, Rupert. Rt. 1. 
 
below on Fairburn Road). 
 
"700 | 
 
and single, reasonable price. J. | 
 
  
 
2 mare mules, about 1100 lbs., 
 
Juniper. 
 
for cows. 
Crandall. 
 
sell or trade for cattle. 
A. J. Johnson. Grantville. 
 
Young mules and mares for 
sale or rent. J. 
 
Chas. 
 
See. 
 
M. 
 
1 bay horse mule, about 1050 
Ibs.. 12-14 yrs. old. good cond.. 
and good mule, also I or 2 h. 
farm 4 R. house to good man. 
de B. Simpkins. Riverdale. Rt. 
 
Good plug mule and mare 
mule colt, 11 mos. Sell or trade 
S. Phillips. 
 
Black. 7 yr. old horse mule. 
wt. 1000 lbs. gentle, real good 
mule. reasonable. Clifford Sut- 
ton, Cleveland. Rt. 3. 
 
1 mare mule, wt. 800 Ilbs.. 
good worker reasonable. Hom- 
er Rudseal Mt. Airy. 
 
1 Jarge mule cheap for cash. 
 
W. D. Watson, Loganville. 
 
Nice 4 yr. old, dark bay stud 
Percheron and Rabin. 
real work type stock, broke to 
$200.00. 
 
horse, 
 
ride.   
Greensboro. 
 
Good, able bodied mule, wt. 
1050 lbs.. for sale or trade~for 
E. Roberson, 
 
cattle. C. 
 
By 3. 
 
Silver Creek. 
 
Good brood mare, 7 yrs. old, 
good woyker heavy with fold. 
also 2 good cows, freshen soon. 
 
W. H Gray, Newnan. Rt. 5. 
 
Good. 
 
smooth-mouth mule, | 
wt. 900 lIbs.. $45.00 if sold at 
once, or trade for cattle, C. A. 
McBurnette, 
 
Mare mule, wt. 1350 Ibs. 9 
yrs. old. good cond., work any- 
where. $65.00. G, T. 
 
Rockmart. Rt. 2. 
 
Glenn. Rt. 1. 
 
Anthony. 
 
Duvall. 
 
Rome. 
 
Smedley. 
 
  
 
RABBITS AND GUINEA 
PIGS (Cavies) FOR SALE 
 
  
 
302 S. Harris St. Ca 6744. 
 
1 yr. old Belgium Hare buck, 
 
$2.00. Jane Hodge, Ludowici. 
 
Bred N. Z. White does, $1.25 
ea; 2 Black bucks and doe, 75c 
: Z. Red buck. 50c; 
guinea pigs $1.00 pr. Trade for 
turkey eggs at 15c ea. chicks 
at 10c ea., or turkeys at 35c 
Carithers, Nicholson, 
 
ea; 1 N 
 
ea: B. YT: 
RFD 1. 
 
N. Z. White rabbits, 50c ea. 
and up. Trade for chickens, 
corn or what have you? R. F. 
Hinton, Atlanta. 2563 Briarcliff 
 
Rd. Ve 5991. : 
 
25 WN: 
wks. old, $2.50 and $3.00 pr; 
other breeds and ages, $2.00 
and $3.00 wa; 1 yr. old does, 
$5.00. $6.00 ea! 
$5.00 ea. Julia Varneda Decat- 
ur, Rt. 1. (130 So- Canaler Ra.) 
 
A: rabbits, 
 
bucks. 
 
  
 
LIVESTOCK WANTED 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
 
WANTED: 
 
Want good mule or horse to 
cultivate about 15 acres: keep 
until Christmas. Must be able 
 
to let run *n pasture with cow 
 
Well fed and cared for. Ref. J. 
 
A. Hannah, 
 
Grayson. Rt. 1. 
 
CATTLE WANTED: 
 
Want white face He 
calves 2 to 6 mos. old. Tw 
 
Rickman Woodstock. 
 
Clyo. 
 
Want Black Angus bull, reg., 
12 to 18 mos. old. J. G. Mason, 
 
Blairsville 
 
Want good heifer or yearling. 
value 
Sloan, Pelham. Rt. 1. 
 
Want for 
 
Exc. 
 
Want purebred Polled Here- 
ferd,. Angus or Short Horn bull, 
ready for service: 
few bred. gilts. Hampshires or 
Durce Jerseys. E. 
 
for same. 
 
cash. 
 
old. Hardwick Harris, Gibson. 
 
  
 
HOGS WANTED:  
 
Want some long nose re- 
bred Black Essex, : 7oee. 
males and 4 gilts, 
old. Te -G: Praitt Waverley. 
 
Want pr. purebred big>j 
Black African : hae oe 
non-related, 
 
guinea 
 
4, 
 
E. L. Johnson. Flowery Branch. 
 
Want S. gilt reg; 
blocky, easy feeding type. 50- 
50 color, 6-10 wks. old. rea- 
 
P=: 
 
sonable for cash. del. Acworth. 
 
Norman E. 
tide 
 
Bennett, Acworth 
 
N. Z. Whites: 1 buck. Yr. old, 
ready for service, $1.00; pr. 2 
mos. old, $1.50. Cash. No chks. 
B. H. Holsomback, East Point. 
 
8-12 
 
$4.00. 
 
alsc want 
 
G.. Morgan. 
 
Jess 
 
: sev. young 
milch cows with calf by side. 
J. J, Lott. Broxton. 
 
Want 10 or 12 Jersey or 
Guernsey heifers. 4 to 6 mos. 
 
2 young 
8 to 12 mos. 
 
Digs, 
4 about 50-60 Ibs. 
ea. at right price. E. O. Allen. 
Nashville Rt. 
 
Want pigs. shoats, all sizes: ' 
also some turkey. eggs, or poults 
on halves to 12 wks. old, also 
guinea eggs. State best price. 
 
           
 
HORSES AND MULES | LIV 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
      
      
 
Want 1 unrelated p 
bred Hampshire pigs 
reg., or reg. reasonab. 
price. crated. del. 
your station. D. E. B 
catur. Rest Haven P 
 
Want 2 purebred 
pigs male and. fem 
price. W. L. Broph 
3290 Myrile St.  
 
Want purebred O. 
gilt. also mule or mar 
worker, cheap. R. F. 
Roberta. = 
 
Want O. I. C. gilt for f 
for stock hog. Pay cash | 
D & PL cottonseed or 
seed W .E. Whisnante, | 
field. Te 
 
      
       
   
   
 
    
  
   
  
       
       
      
   
        
    
 
   
  
 
       
    
    
         
        
       
       
      
   
   
  
     
      
      
      
 
     
 
  
 
WANTED: 
 
Want 50 good goats | 
on the halves, for 2 or 
Good\ care large free 
good barn. N. B. Partin 
 
   
  
  
   
  
  
   
 
to Edison. Write. M. 
ton. Edison. : 
Want 1 or 2 Alpi 
does. Give ped. and_ fu: 
tails. R. B. Phillips Dam 
Rt. 1. . : 
Want 6 to 10 S 
Ewes, already bred. W 
J. Johnson, Buford. R 
 
  
     
  
 
        
  
 
       
      
     
 
   
 
  
     
      
     
       
      
     
     
     
 
  
 
  
 
      
        
 
  
 
  
 
      
               
          
 
Want exp. poultrym 
farm; married honest, 
uor. Permanent. Wages 
house, garden. J. M. 
Tifton.  
 
Want wage hand on | 
reasonable salary and 
J. E. Williams, Unadill 
 
Want exp. farmer, 
not over 50, or small 
healthy, honest, sober, 
farm 20 mi. Atlanta. Ri 
for repairs. L 
and own tools. mule, et 
move self. C. H. Ar 
Atlanta, 896 Drewry S$ 
 
       
     
      
      
 
        
        
   
 
  
      
 
  
   
   
 
  
      
 
      
  
        
              
         
        
        
      
 
  
    
  
 
small salary. 
Jen, Flovilla. 
 
       
   
 
crop 1 horse farm on 
highway. New 3 R. hous 
and tools furnished. 
Buchwald, Stone Mtn. 
jal Highway. Rt. 1. 
 
Want at once man to 
farm for wages boa 
laundry. Prefer white 
yrs. old, no Grunkard. 
mi. Ea. Meansville. J. T 
 
The Rock. 
 
Want wage hand,  
willing to work on farm. 
and wife preferrred. J. - 
Byron. Rt. 2. 
 
Want at once help 
man or boy). to mak 
reasonable salary. - 
Kibben, Waco, Rt. 2, 
 
Want single man to 
horse crop on 50-50 basi 
m my home. Some truck 
A. Abercrombie. Aust 
 
Want farm hand a 
white or colored, exp. 
farming, $15.00 mo., ro: 
beard. Hugh D. McLan 
well. Rt at. Oe ee 
 
Want young, sober, 
workers, married coup 
salary. Poultry-irucking 
hog farm. Good oppor 
Good home (electric:ty) 
town. B. A. Garrett, A 
 
Want settled colored 
unencumbered to wor 
farm home fer smal 
house and board. Mrs 
Johnson, Lovett. 
 
Want thoroughly trustw 
reliable. country rasied, 
unencumbered woman t 
in home with elderly  
and look after things, 
farm work. Room, boar 
 
  
  
          
       
 
       
   
 
   
   
      
  
      
 
  
  
 
        
  
         
  
 
   
      
 
    
 
       
    
     
     
 
  
 
   
    
   
         
 
  
 
   
     
   
    
 
    
      
 
    
        
       
          
       
 
  
 
      
         
 
  
   
 
also day hand on me 
school bus route, near $ 
bridge, big cotton allot 
~3.and 5 R.- houses, bi 
etc. A. H. Neelson, St 
Cotton Indian Rive 
tion. 
Want man to run small 
: A dairy and 1 horse farm 
fer one with car or tru 
own mule. Terms to s 
Fort, Griffin P. O. Box 
Want middleaged woma 
light farm work, no field 
C.D. Cannon, College Pai 
1, Box 374 
 
Want middleaged wo: 
light farm work, no fieid 
Must be reliable and  
 
werthy. E. C. Chappe 
, te.  Marietta St., N.. 
 
       
 
        
 
  
 
       
 
  
     
 
     
   
 
        
 
       
 
     
        
          
 
   
 
  
 
     
      
     
 
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awema for : light farm 
 
  
    
     
    
    
   
   
   
    
   
   
   
   
  
    
   
    
   
   
    
  
  
     
   
   
   
  
  
   
   
   
  
    
   
    
   
  
  
    
   
   
  
  
    
    
     
   
   
   
  
  
   
   
  
    
  
  
  
    
  
    
    
    
 
mo "Someone who needs 
referred. Howard G. 
ee P. O. Box 
 
Jant good, sober. honest 
OR colored man to work 
 
no children), $4.00 week 
h board, room and laundry. 
nish house and 1 A. 
on halves to anes man. 
 
nance selves.. 
ayne Cheek. Canon, Rt.1. 
Want 2 wage hands for farm 
rk men with families. Good 
guses, gardens . and potate 
shes and $4.50 week cash, or 
day. for each hand that 
mes Cravy, Sycamore. 
 
anid. light farm work. 
No drinkers. 
 
nt farm Hand: 20- 50, gen. 
ork. $12.00 mo. board 
ndry.. Near Crabapple. 
at once. W. M. Dinsmore 
fa. Rts 3. 
 
at once share eropper 
age hand. 30 A. truck 
mostly already planted. 
Savannah. A.. oo Zit- 
arlow. 
 
ctive elderly. couple 
 
also. eultivate 3 acres 
nd feed stuff, on shares. 
idell Coleman, Ben. Hin, 
 
good Dipper. Furn- 
 
f  Rooke 
une: married man, 
ber 
to help milk 
 
ieee Bent- 
 
ois. ore crop on 
is, or will hire. Fur- 
4: wood, water, and 
ork is done. $20.00 mo. 
wife ee to ex- 
9: mi. Rockmart. J. 
Bockmast Rt. 3. 
 
d woman for light: farm 
eld work, but look 
try, can fruit, ete. Ap- 
: ee ' Carters- 
 
eo: for light ee 
eld work nor milk- 
room and 
 
ne ae ee 
, settled cclored 
gen. light farm 
 
= E be honest, clean 
 
y ite woman for light 
rk, no field work. $3.00 
nd board. 1 cow 
 
E. L: Oliver. | Ee 
 
t middleaged, colored 
for light farm work. no 
: tate salary ex- 
 
R e esok: foots 
 
. Ey 
 
01 an, 25- 50. yrs. of 
no 
salary. 
yo oe Chicka- 
 
a ana $15 
 
i 00. mo. board and 
ty Cooper, _ Ar- 
 
dad with: good, 
ly. only: 3 in family. 
5 oF and board for 
 
10 d man and wife, 
or -boy who can 
tor. Board and fur- 
und wood to do work 
place for old couple 
' the day to ) work a 
 
stkins- 
 
  
 
wm with middleaged cou-, 
 
place and help with | 
 
and wood. Splendid | and family for 
 
Job will last 3 or 
| Bolingbroke. 
 
willing worker. 
 
ittle. farm work. etc.,: 
 
jor: man for. small 
 
good, christian, unen- 
 
bf about 
 
R. H. Trew, ole, 
|week, room and board. 
 
ice white any or aioe 
e with middleaged | 
nd do light farm work, 
k $2 .00 week and | 
Pelee: % 
 
weekly.) 
worth. Rt: 2. 
 
Op. for: 2 So 
 
| week and gocd home. 
Purcell, Pooler. 
 
Lovett. es 
 
  
 
Eatiee 
 
FARM HELP WANTED | 
 
"Wednesday, April 9, 1941 
 
     
 
  
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want small family to crop 
50-50 basis. 15 mi. 
R. house. good pasture. L. F. 
Bing, Riverdale. Rt. 1. ~- 
 
Want reliable family. white 
or colored, for farm work. Use 
2 plow hands. Pay weekly. 
House, water, garden. On RFD |: 
and school bus line. J. R. Sloan, 
Petham, Rt. 1... 
 
Want single man, 37-45, white 
or colored, to help make 2 h. 
crop. Must be good plow hand, 
good worker. no bad _ habits. 
$15.00 mo. board and laundry. 
C. C. Martin. Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Want farm hand, white or 
colored. willing worker, $12.00 
mo. and board. Let me hear at 
 
-!once. Carl Isbell, Canon, Rt. 1. 
 
Want farm hand, white or 
colored, sober, reliable. Wages, 
board, laundry. R. O.. Lovin, 
AUDUER RE ee 
 
Want white woman, 25-35, 
for gen. light farm work, no 
field work. $2.00 week and 
 
board. Apply Mrs. J. J. Chas- 
sereau, Tennille. 
Want at once white farm 
 
hand, 16-20. or older man, so- 
 
-| per, to plow around 12 acres 
 
and help cultivate same. $10.00 
mo. board and laundry, with 
Saturday and Sundays off 
most of the time, with privi- 
lege of attending church. 4 1-2 
mi. North here. Ezra O. Lance, 
Dahlonega R. 5. 
 
Want sober, reliable man and 
wife or small family to work 
on farm for wages. or 1 horse | 
crop on halves. Doyle Bagby. 
 
| Buford. Rt. 2. 
Want unencumbered, settled 
 
white woman, reliable, nice, 
clean. for light farm work, no 
field work.  Salary according 
fo ability: Pek, McCoy, ee! 
 
|ianta Rt. 7, Box 198. 
n gO id eparpentine Chins 
 
Want reliable, sober man 
Strawberry, 
and Livestock farm. 
 
C. G. Byington, 
 
Truck 
near Macon. 
 
Want small family tend + h. 
crop on shares. Land ready .to 
plant: also want 1 wage hand. 
Come or write at once. Must 
 
be good. worker, white or cols 
 
ored. 7 mi. West of here: 
G. West, Hawkinsville, st: 
 
- Want good, honest, white boy 
1 h. farm. 
Reasonable salary, board and 
laundry: on Norcross and Law- 
 
,renceville Rd. Otwell Christo- 
 
pher.. Noreross. hit: 1: 
 
Want | ablebodied. married 
man, white or colored, to plow 
and do farm work. $1, 0@ day 
wages John C 
harm. Rts t 
 
Want white woman, 25- 35, 
for light farm work, help. in 
garden. etc. Room, board and 
 
$2.00 weekly. Mrs. M. B. Burn- 
ham, Savannah, 319 E. Gees eee reliable, 16- 21 for 
 
son St. 
 
2 Want.  middleaged, ~ white 
woman for light farm work, 
milk 1 cow, but no field work. 
Must be honest. of. good char- 
acter. $3.50-$4.00 week, room 
and board. Mrs. A. E. Pilcher, 
Aragon, Rt. 1, Box187. 
 
Want good, white - woman, 
middleaged for light 
farm | work, no. field work.. 
Reasonable salary. Prefer ref. 
 
| Mrs. W. W. Haymore, Rutledge. 
 
Want middleaged, unencum- 
bered, white woman for light 
farm: work, no field work. $1.50 | 
 
Atlanta. 4) 
farm work, 
 
ee New- 
 
child. 
 
- stock, soil 
 
  
 
Want ablebodied, dependable, 
 
unencumbered woman fer light 
including some 
milking, ne field work. Board 
and $8.00 mo. Miss Delia Blan- 
ton, Lake Park, Rt. I. 
 
Want industrious woman for 
light farm work no field work. 
25-45 years old. Consider 1 
B. E. Standridge. Cler- 
mont, 
 
Want woman, white or color- 
ed, to help light farm work, no 
field work: Good home, small 
salary. State particulars, Mrs. 
 
W. H.. Harrell, Savannah, Rt. 2.; ; 
i Bround. Rt. 95. 
 
(Willington Island). 
Want good, well educated, 
country raised girl for light 
farm work. Write. Mrs. E. E. 
Bishop, Thomasville, Rt. 3. 
 
Want middleaged white wom- 
an. good character, to live in 
good home, and do light farm 
work, no field work. Must. be 
able drive car. Answer at once. 
Mrs. J. M. Goff, Tifton . ! 
 
Want woman for Hight farm 
 
work jno field work, Healthy, 
and pleasant to deal with. W. 
H. Epps, Carnesville. Rt. 1.. 
 
Want white woman, 16-20, for 
light farm work, no field work. 
$3.00 week and home. Write at 
once. Merida Smith Rockmart. 
Ride 
 
Want good, reliable woman, 
without home. to do light farm 
work, no field work. $8.00 mo. 
and board. See or write. Mrs. 
H. Bae Rainwater. Bremen.  
 
Want miller with small fam- 
ily. for water mill. State exp. 
No drinking. Good churches 
and school, REA lines. W. H. 
McMichael, Buena Vista, RFD. 
 
Want at once 1 or 2 good 
wage hands for farm work. 
Honest and sober. $13.00 mo. 
Reom, board and. laundry. T. 
W. Kemp. Lyons. Rt. 1: 
 
. Want 2 exp. farmers to cul- 
tivate about 12 A. cotton and 
corn and other crops. Wage 
 
hands at satisfactory wages and } 
 
board. Must be of. good ehar- } 
acter and well recommended. 
Prefer with some blacksmith- 
ing exp. C. A, Keown Adairs- 
ville, Rt.1. 
 
Want. ablebodied man, mar- 
ried or single, for gen. farm 
 
work, Furnish house and garden 
 
to man with small family. Year 
round job by the day. Prefer 
one who can use tractor to 
 
with A. TL. Locke, _ Dublin. 
| Rt 3, ae 
- Want good, sober, reliable 
 
wage hand at once. No drink- 
ing. A. S. Hicks, Adel. 
Want healthy, able bodied. 
man for gen. farm work. Good 
wages for good man. No booz- | 
 
eric Jes; poe Sy capone, 
eis 
Want at once, honest, white 
 
light 
farm work, no field work. $3.00 
week. Mrs. C L, Smith, Rock- 
mart. Ria. 
 
- Want exp. reliable barniky to 
operate large farm near Atlan- 
ta. Cover and feed crops live 
improvement. re- 
pairs. Hall McDonald, Atlanta, 
489 Ashby St. S. W. 
 
Want i h. farmer on 50-50 
basis. 5 A. cotton allotment. 2 
R. house: furnish some grocer- 
ies; move within 100 mi. J. O. 
Lunsford, Talking Rock. a 
 
Want good man for 1 or 2 
h. crop. Standing rent or 3rd 
 
Mrs. and 4th. Near Baptist church 
 
M. B. Davis, Fairburn, Rt. 1.! and good school; bus by door. 
Want 2 or 3 wage hands, white | W- G. Scoggin, Rome, RFD 1. 
 
or colored. to make and help: 
gather crop, Women will 
 
be | for day labor, 2 h. farm: 
 
Want reliable colored family 
at 
 
okay to chop and pick cotton.! least 2 plow hands and wom-} 
Customary wages, house and | 
 
wood furnished. See or write 
at once... W. B. Moore 
 
kinsville. Rt. 1. 
| --Want girl or woman os ant 
feed work, 
Good pay to right party. Mrs. 
 
no field. work. 
 
Eva Parker, Dalton, Rt. 4, 
 
Want country raised, nice, 
 
white woman, 305 45, te live in 
 
home and do hght farm work, 
no field work. $2.00 week (paid 
 
Want respectable middleaged 
 
man and wife to live with cou- 
 
ple and farm. Good Jand, 2 
good mules: Wil give half;; have 
1000 cap. chicken house, will 
give 1-3 profit on chickens. 
Exe. ref. B. A. Marous. Can- 
ton. Rt. 2. 
 
on farm near Savannah. No 
field work except flowers. $2.00 
Be 
 
Want girl or woman, 15 to 45; 
to help with farm work, do 
field work, milking, ete. and 
 
live as one of family of 3. J.H.. 
 
Harris, Martin. 
 
Want single man. 40- -50, 
 
healthy and able to work with 
 
some capital, for partner 
cattle raising, farming, 
Ha e 60.a. farm 12 mi. Atlan- 
ta, rartly fenced. Mrs. R. K. 
qe eae Rt a 
 
in 
 
  
 
Wat- 
 
Mrs. Geo. Orr. Ac- 
 
eten 
 
wood. 
C, 
 
  
 
an. Good 4 R. house, water and 
Elec. lights available. 
D. Stallings, Douglasville. 
 
Want settled, christian wom- 
an for lght farm work no 
field work. Must be able drive 
car and milk cow. Private room, 
board, weekly salary. Mrs. J. 
 
iW. McNeely. Kennesaw, Rtv: 1. 
 
Want white girl, about 16, 
for light farm work, no_ field 
 
work Live as one of family in 
 
good home. Neat, reliable, anx- 
ious to work. Good ref. Desk: 
Bush, Decatur, So. Candler Rd, 
 
Rest Haven Memorial Park? 
Want steady, settled colored ; 
 
woman for fight farm work, no 
field work. Good house on lot. 
$12.00 mo. Good home. Mrs. J. 
C. Foster, Atlanta, 626 Hous- 
 
3 ton. Mill Rd. Ve. 7490. 
Want settled woman to work 
 
Want good, honest, christian 
white woman, 50-60, to live as 
 
one. of family and. do ight 
 
farm work. Board and small 
salary. Ref. req. Mrs. Jas. G. 
Weeks, Ellenton, : 
 
Want middleaged woman to 
live in home and do light farm 
work, no field work. Small sal- 
 
ary.. Mrs. H. L. Kirk Atlanta, 
780 Formwalt St. 
 
-Want good, settled. white girl 
Or woman for light farm _ work, 
look after chickens, but no 
field work. $2.00 week and live 
 
as one of family of 2. Mrs. H, 
Humphrey, Pelham, Rt. 2. 
 
; settled and 
i family responsibilities. 
 
~ton No, 1, 
 
Want = farm hand alone 
or with family. Barney R. Beal, 
 
Madison. 
 
Want man or boy to aie on 
farm willing worker. $12.00: 
mo. board and laundry. Mrs. 
Clifford Ledford, Rochelle, Riek. 
 
Want farm hand, sober and 
honest, about middleaged pre- 
ferred, $10.00 or ede mo., 
board and laundry. H. F. Seay. 
Ellenwood. Rt. 2. 
 
Want farm hand. Must be 
able to plow. Communicate at 
once. A. Howell, . Ball 
 
Want single or married man 
for gen. farming for bal. this 
ae Reasonable salary. 2% 
 
E. Norcross. Ww. E. Hayes, 
 
  
 
Nor cross, Rt. 1. 
Want good, r eliable, ane 
woman unencumbered, 050 I. 
 
light farm work, no field work. | 
$2.00 week and good home. Mrs. | 
J. B Whiddon. Sparks. 
 
Want woman, 20-35, live as 
one of family and help with 
light farm work, no field work 
CF -Strawn, McDonough. Reo. 
 
Want unencumbered, reliable 
woman for light farm work. 
Gordon Hambrick, Lake Park 
Wt.ot. BOX oe. 
 
Want reliable farmer a once 
 
| for 18-A-; farm (20 or 30 acres 
 
bottom land on  Chattahoo- 
chee River); 5 R. house, on 
Heards Ferry Road, about 12 
mi. Atlanta. F. A. Jansen, At- 
lanta, 160 Peachtreee St. N.W. 
 
on 50-50 basis. on rural route. 
Good. land, good 4 R, house 
near Atlanta. White or color- 
ed. W. A. Wallace, Powder 
PSpringss Rt 2 5 
 
. Want good, agreeable colored . 
farm hand to help make crop. 
for part crop and part pay. 
Must be good worker and plow. 
Sober, honest, See ES PHONE, Log- 
 
ansville,  
Want man for dairy, and 
farm if desired. C. 
 
mell. Chipley. 
 
Want settled man to. plow, 
Small acreage. Live as one of 
family and $2.50 week, includ- 
ing board and laundry. 
whiskey drinker. Mrs. Ruby 
James Macon. Rt. 2. 
 
Want man. for truck farm on 
shares. Write. H. S. Walker, 
Macon. Box 349. Turpin St. 
 
Want farm hands on shares, 
or by month. Pay good price. 
See at once. Max Zugar. Pitts- | 
burg. 
 
Want good man on halves, for | 
46 A. cropland, 15 A. cotton 
allotment. Must be 3  field 
hands. __ mi. East Adairsville. 
No drinkers need apply. A. J. 
Hardin, Adairsville, Rt. 3. 
 
- Want good, well exp. single 
 
thy. no bad habits. to work 
gen. farming. $15.00 mo., board 
rand Jaundry. At once. C. O eS 
Alpharetta. Rt. 2. 
 
Want at once, man, oe or 
colored, for gen, farm work, 
close to Atlanta. yearly work. 
$15.00 mo. room board and 
 
Want good. heavy, 2 h. man} 
 
a . Tram- | : 
 
No} 
 
white man. 18 to 40 good heal- } 
 
' Jas. R. Almaand. Winston. Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
laundry. S. H. Woodland. hve 
thonia. Rt. 3. 
 
Want good Widdieaged man, 
no bad habits, to live at one. 
of family and do farm work} 
for wages See or write at once. 
Positively no g@grinking, F, R.. 
Simmons. Barnesville. Rt. 1. | 
 
Want. good farmer for 4-5 
; acres. Ideal for truck farm. 
Good 4 R. house, near church- 
es, store; on school bus line: 
Branch on place. Standing rent. 
3% mi. Decatur. D; E: Bush, 
| Decatur, Rest Haven Park, So. 
Candler Ra. 
 
Want share crop white fam- 
ily with boy old enough to be 
self-reliable; head of family ; 
supervise family also. Good 
land, house. farm implements; 
want reliable, unencumbered 
young man to live in home and. 
do farm work. Give full infor- 
mation and ref. Robt. H. = a 
man, Forsyth, 
 
  
 
  
 
dleaged preferred. $12.00 mo. 
; board: Lessie 
ville. Rt. 1. 
 
Want good, exp. farm hand, 
25-40 yrs. old; good worker, 
honest, sober. for gen. farm 
and orchard work: drive car or 
truck. $12.50 mo. board and 
laundry. Good home. At onces 
C. G. Oliver, Barnesville, Rt. 3. 
 
Want white girl or woman, 
 
to live 
in home and do gen. light farm 
work, no field work. Give ref. 
and exp. 
mond, Athens. 278. Cherokee. 
 
Want colored family to help: 
on vegetable, fruit and berry 
farm 10 mi Atlanta. House, 
weod, vegetables furnished. 
Work for all the family at farm 
wages: men, $1.00 day. R. F. 
Sams, Clarkston, Phone Clarks- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
| 31st. together with the amo 
 
Want white woman for light 
farm work, no field work, Mid- | Hay. 
 
Rogers. Gaines- Eggs 
 
refined, without | 
 
Mrs. John W. Thur- 5 
 
  
   
    
    
    
     
    
    
   
      
  
   
     
    
    
   
    
    
   
   
    
     
     
   
     
  
     
    
  
   
    
    
    
    
     
    
     
    
   
    
   
     
  
  
    
   
  
  
   
  
  
   
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
  
 
19 yr. old young man wan 
job doing light farm work. 
field. work nor milking, 
(private a 
board) and $2.50 week, M 
Mary Huddleston, Richland 
Rt. 2. Box 88. 
 
Want light farm work, 
field - work. with good people 
Room, board. $4.00 week. Good 
character. Can give ref. Miss 
Hattie Roberts. Chickamauga 
 
Unencumbered. healthy wi 
man wants light farm work 
no field work. State  duti 
and*salary. Mrs: G.-C. Higden 
Ben Hill. Phone Ra 6292. 
 
Want light farm work. 
field. work. $2.50, $3.00 we 
and home. Middleaged. No 
children, Work is my reference. 
Must furnish trans. Mrs. Lula: 
Haddock. Moultrie.  
 
22 yr. old white man wane 
work on farm. Exp. truck driv 
er. ae Horace Powell Col 
quitt 
 
Woman throushiy acquaint 
ed with work, desires ligh 
farm work, no field work, wit 
reliable people. State full par 
ticulars. Miss Martha sie 
Toccoa. 118 Pak St. 
 
* Refined. .middleaged woman 
wants light farm work, n 
field work Ref. if necessary. 
Josephine Purcell, Atlanta, : 
Washington St. 
 
Refined, . pies sed woma 
wants light farm work, 
field work. Ref, if necessary. 
Mrs. Will Norris. Atlanta. 69 
Mitchell St. 
 
Middleaged man, exp. far 
ing and raising: cattle, wan 
job looking after farm of th 
description. Married no chi 
yen. Ref. if desired. Thos. 
Adams, Atlanta, aoe Fess 
St. 
 
SUAVE: did woman, unencu 
bered, wants light farm wor 
no field work. Nice, clean, will- 
ing worker. $4.00. week with 
board. Mrs. Mae Allen, Atlanta, 
438. Pryor Bis 
17 yr. old boy wants at once 
a job doing light work around 
Core and lot on large farm. T. 
 
W. Hires.. Baxley. Rt. Eee 
W. W. Miles. ae 
19 yre%old= girls pants 
 
farm 58 no field w 
good home for self and_ 
old girl and $3.00 week. Gla 
Anderson Gainesville. Rt. 
CFO. G. E. Williams. : 
Want lght farm work, no 
field. work. Age 43, unencum- 
bered. Begin now. Prefer | Ful- 
ton Co. Mrs. Eunia~ Sweatman 
Alvharetta. Rt 1. ae 
Man, Gas muddleaged,: nue 
family, honest. healthy, sobe 
life time exp., gen. crops, tobac 
co. stock, ete. wants job as 
manager 6 to 10 h. farm, or as 
Caretaker country estate. Best 
of ref. J. iA. Ryals, St. George. 
Ried . 5 
Young couple, 20 and a n 
children, want job on far 
 
Want light farm work, no 
tield work. Board. room, 
week, Good character. can giv 
good ret. Miss Hattie eee 
Chickamauga. 
 
  
 
Food ingore 
Report ge 
 
Honorable Tom Linder 
Commissioner of Agriculture 
Atlanta Georgia 
 
Dear Mr. Linder: 
 
. submit to you the report. of 
the work of the Food Division 
for the quarter ending March 
 
  
 
of revenue we have cone 
Tnspections 
Mader lr Se6 ean 
Samples taken to be 
analyzed 36 
Withholds i 
Issued. ee 
 
pithield 
Butter 
- withheld 
Butter 
destroyed 
Meat withheld 
(sausage) - 
Meat withheld 
(hams) 
Meat and Fish 
destroyed 
Syrup- 
withheld 
Honey 
withheld 
Orange juice  
destroyed 
Tangerines 
destroyed 30 Ba Bay 
Truck-load of onions ordered 
out of State 236 bags 
Yours very truly. | 
 
A. D. HARRIS, ; 
Chibi "Food" Tispect