DEPART MENT | 
_TOM LINDER 
 
Fis) AGRICULTURE. 
 
COMMISSION ER. 
 
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, dig 1941 
 
  
 
Pe EDITORIALBy 7 TOM LINDER- 
 
ast: eek I told you that der the isw the Soar is 
 
ed to fifty per cent of the retail price of milk. 
1 also told you that I was. asking the Board ot. Control: to 
ke immediate steps to see that the earn res received fifty 
cent for their milk. 
 
Last Sunday morning in Augusta, Gharue. inspectors from 
 
is Department intercepted a truck load of milk from a plant 
Lexington, North Carolina. 
ming to Augusta to a member of the Milk Control Board. 
 
: 8. 
~The inspectors, in accordanc with instructions, put Cisse 
the truck load of milk so that it would be unmarketable. 
 
cA delegation from Augusta came to. Atlanta Monday to ~ 
otest to Gevernor Talmadge against the s seizure. and Ce es - 
 
of this milk. 
Governor Talmadge agreed wi me ak ihe milk law 
 
This truck load of milk was 
 
ld be enforced and the Georgia producers protected in so " 
 
ras possible from a flood of outside milk coming into the state. : 
 
run the prices down. 
 
This truck load of milk represented about 3, 500 gallons 
 
skimmed milk. 
 
Te had been condensed to thirty per cent, so that there was 
 
ly about 1,140 gallons of the condensed milk, but it repre- 
ented 3,500 gallons of skimmed milk as it came. from the cream 
eparator. 
 
fe The IDSPECCOrS: of this Department went to ihe plant at 
 
  
 
  
 
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 
 
: Prices prev ailing at foowing State Farmers Markets: / 
September 26, 1941 
 
pies Boxes, Fey. med. to large =$1.60-1.75 
Beans (Lima), bulk, per bu. 1.65-1.85 
Beans (Snap), per bu. MUS Be a 1.50-2.00 
ollards, per dozen : .90-1.00 
ggplant, per bu. hprs. 1.00-1.50 
 
kra, ordinary quality, per bu. ae 1.50-1.75. 
ars, bulk, per? Bose = hom 38D 
 
Pegs Pil, per Ou. f6 oo .75-1.00 
1.00-1. 25 
 
e ae : 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Potatoes, Cobblers, per 180 hs 
Squash; per bu. = 
Sweet Potatoes, Porto Ricans, per bu. baskets Bee 
Tomatoes, 8- sah baskets. ge oh ee ee 
 
'80- .90 
.40- .50 
 
 180= 90: 
85- 90 _ 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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Lavihees North Carolina, and spent about four hours among 
the truck drivers there. : 
 
The inspectors posed as hitchhiker ieoxiee: for. ee 
they were able.to obtain a lot of. valuable information fron 
truck drivers. They found that milk was coming to this p 
in Lexington, North Carolina, from as. far away as Milwauke 
Wisconsin; Missouri, and from every distant. pomt, wie 
could be obtained at a very cheap price. 
 
The law against | flooding the state with cheap ntilk - il 
be rigidly enforced in Augusta and throughout the state. a 
 
The Milk Control Board is separate and independent of 
Department of Agriculture. The Commissioner of Agricultu 
has no control over the Milk Control Board or its Director. a 
 
Governor Talmadge agreed with me that the 
should have not less than Oe per cent of the retail p 
milk.  
 
Governor. Talmadge. Sapoitted a. committes consis * 
the Director of the Milk Control Board, the Commissioner 
Agriculture, a plant man and some dairymen, to report th 
matter at 1:30 Pe M. the same day. 
 
We held a meeting of this. committee in my office an 
 
- recommended that the price of milk to the producer be put a 
 
thirty cents per gallon for 4. 3 milk throughout the: state, 
 
- This recommendation was accepted by the Director of th 
Milk Control Board and he informs me that they will ee i 
 
(Continued On Pane Two) 
 
  
 
  
 
Livestock Sales mae Georgia Auction Markets 
 
Reports received at this office show following average prices p id 
108 No. 1 hogs as the Live Stock Auction Markets named: 
 
September 26, A94de . 
 
17Rome: = 
18Bainbridge 
September 19Cordele 
September 22-Sylvester 
September 23 
- September 25Americus 
 
ene 
September 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
: : TOP FED CATTLE 
iijsRome. 
18Bainbridge 
 
19Cordele 
22Sylvester 
23Macon 
 
September 
September 
September 
September 
September 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
September 25-Americus 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
= a GEORGIA  
 
Pi valling Wholesale Prices (FOB- Points Mentioned) 
 
Eggs quoted below are for GEORGIA, GRADE A, WHITE EGGS. Grade B and Grade 
 
. eggs are quoted 2 t0e5e DEN these a OIA ORS. 
 
Atlanta | | 
37-40; 
.33- .39 
.25- .28 
.18-, .20 
500 1h 
li-, 12 
A12- d 
 
Columbus 
.38- 
35- 
 
30+ 
21- 
.18- 
10- . 
ADs 45 
.22- 
.10- 
-08- 
 
Vaidosta 
42- 
 
.38- 
 
34- 
 
.20- 
 
acs, Large, Ww Bite, Grade A, doz. 
Eggs, Medium, Grade A, doz 
Eggs, Small, Grade A, doz 
4% Ibs. up., lb 
Leghorn, Ib 
Db. : 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Savannah 
36 
 
.04- 
 
.3l- 
 
.24- 
 
18- 
 
.16- 
.10- 
 
ts 
 
.20- 
 
25 
20 
 
12 
18 
2J 
 
September 24. 1941 _ Always subject to variation, 
 
Index 
Flowers and Seed 
Plants for Sale 
Seed for Sale 
Second Hand Machinery 
Miscellaneous 
Fruit and Butter for Sale 
Beans and Peas for Sale 
 
Syrup for Sale . 
Honey Bees and Bee Supplies 
 
  
 
Augusta 
 
30- 
.3Q- 
+ .20= 
.18- 
15- 
10- 
-15- 
.20- 
 
  
 
untry Butter, best. table, tb. ate 
eld peas; mixed, bu... = 
Field Peas, not mixed, bu. 
Ear Corn, (80 lbs. to bu.). 
Shelled Corn, bu 
 
  
 
Cabbage, (Green), per 100 Ibs. 
 
Corn and Seed Corn for Sale 
 
evs for Sale. = a ee ears 
Tobacco for: Sale 
Potatoes and Vegetables for Sale se 
Fresh and Dried Fruits 
 
Peanuts and Pecans for Sale 
 
Farms for Rent & Sale 
Want-to-Rent Parms ot 2 3s 5 
Livestock, Cattle, Hogs 
 
Horses and. Mutles* 2222575 
 
E Cabbage (White), per 100 lbs, 
~ Peavine Hay, No. 1, per ton 
 
eanut Hay, No. 1, per ton 
Spanish Peanuts, No. 1, per ton 
(Del. Shelling Plant.) 
 
  
 
}14:00-15.00 | 
-10.00~-11.00 
 
  
 
  
 
10. 00-12.00 
7.00- 8.00 
90.00- 
52.00-54.00 
36.00- 
34.00- 
 
85.00-90.00 
 
18.00-19.50 
9.00- 
90.00-94.00 
 
  
 
  
 
40.00- 
38.00- 
 
45.00- 
42.00- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Sheep and Goats for Sale 
 
Incubators and Brooders 
 
Rabbits and Guinea Pigs for Sale _ 6 
Poultry for Sale & Wanted 
 
Farm Help Wanted 
 
Positions Wanted 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
    
 
Wednesday, October 1 
 
  
 
  
 
    
 
  
 
C GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN 
 
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. 
oe 
 
  
 
     
 
  
 
   
   
 
Limited Space wiil not permit insertion of notices containing 
more than 30 words including name and address. 
 
  
 
Under Legislative Act the Georgia Market Bulletin does not 
assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the 
Bulletin. 
 
; Published Weekly at 
 
au- 122 Pace St., Covington, Ga. 
By Department of Agriculture 
Yom Linder, Commissioner | 
Executive Office, State Capitol, 
Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
   
 
   
 
    
 
  
 
. Publication Office 
114-212 Pace St., Covington, Ga. 
litorial and Executive Offices 
_ State Capitel, Atlanta. Ga. 
 
Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of 
_ Market, 222 State Capitol, 
2 Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
   
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Entered. as second class matter 
August 1, 1937, at the Post Office 
Covington, Georgia, under Act 
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for 
mailing at special rate of postage 
provided for in Section 1163, Act 
of etober 8. 1917. 
 
  
 
   
 
[OM LINDER 
 
| Sirty Cents Per Gallon For Milk 
fo All Georgia Producers Oct. 1 
 
(Continued From Page One) 
 
nto effect in all the milk sheds in Georgia on Wed- 
1esday, October 1, 1941. 
I have now in my files reports where the plants 
nave settled with dairymen all over Georgia for milk 
m twenty-six cents per gallon down to as low as 
leven cents per gallon. All this milk will bring 
ty cents beginning October 1. 
 
It was agreed that there would be no classes of 
 
  
 
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Heretofore it has been customary to settle with 
e producer on a basis of Number 1, Number 2, Num- 
x 3 and Number 4 milk, but it was agreed that in 
future payments would be made to the producer 
n one class only and that the price for that class is 
nirty cents per gallon for 4.3 milk. 
 
Milk that runs better than 4.3 in butter fat will 
eceive a correspondingly higher price. Milk that 
uns less than 4.3 in butter fat will receive a cor- 
sspondingly lower price. 
 
It is my purpose to have representatives of the 
spartment of Agriculture check butterfat tests at 
 
    
     
    
  
 
    
 
roperly protected on their butterfat tests. 
 
'{ was also agreed that bona fide applicants to 
into the dairy business should receive permits to 
te 
At ihe present time the city of Augers. Georgia, 
ceiving about forty per cent of its fresh milk 
pply_ from farmers who live across the river in 
uth Carolina. 
 
f these farmers were prohibited to sell their 
in Augusta overnight, there would be an acute 
tage of whole milk for people in Augusta. 
 
have instructed Mr. Howard, Chief Dairy In- 
ctor, to go to Augusta and make a survey of the 
de farmers who live just across the river from 
usta who are supplying a pertion of the Augusta 
 
Those farmers will be permitted. to continue to 
 
    
 
rmen on the Georgia side of the river are able 
roduce a milk supply for Augusta. 
 
   
 
  
 
THE MEMPHIS COMMITTEE GOES TO 
WASHINGTON 
 
"The Committee of Commissioners of Agriculture 
pointed in Memphis, Tennessee, sometime ago met 
Vashington Thursday, September 25; : 
This committee is presenting facts to the Con- 
nal Committee now cOneer ne price , control 
ion. 
 
uring thirty-one years from 1910 to 1940 in- 
e the income of people on the farms in terms 
money has been almost stationary. 
 
During the same thirty-one years the income of 
ple who do not live on farms has made a tre- 
dous advance. 
 
In 1910 thirty-two million people living on farms 
ived $139 each. 
 
n 1940 thirty wives people living on farms 
 
   
 
    
   
 
    
 
     
 
01 t fourteen per eent in dueouic to the farm 
ation. in thirty-one years. 
 
In 1910 fifty-nine million people ber living on 
farms received an annual income of $482 each. 
1940 one hundred and one million people not 
g on farms received an annual income of $700 
is is an increase in income to those. who 
ve on the farms of forty-three per cent. 
 
    
 
   
 
plants as fast as possible so that all producers will] 
 
g their milk into Augusta until such time as} 
ing oxalis, bulbs, 27c doz. Post- 
 
| flowering mosg 
 
jea.; butter eggs. bulbs, 
 
income really is it must be 
 
Fememberad that while the 
 
income of the one hundred and one million who do 
not live on farms averaged $700 per year, that this 
includes all unemployed and children. 
 
In 1910 thirty-two million people on the farms 
received $139 each to produce food and clothing for 
fifty-nine million people who do not live on the farms. 
 
In 1940 thirty million people received $161 each 
to produce food and clothing for one hundred and 
one million people who do not live on the farms. 
 
TOM LINDER, 
 
Commissioner of Agriculture, 
 
  
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
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Paper white narcissus, 15e Ce 
$5.00 M.; purple. itis. 75. C; 
$5.00 M.; junipers, large and 
small siz, 1-9 ft. high; lily 
bushes, cactus cuttings. $1.00 
Oe Mrs. Martha Gilstrap, Alto. 
 
Blooming size white Easter 
lily bulbs, 50c per 6: 75c per 
doz. Add postage, no stamps. 
_ Rahn, Guyton, R.. 1, Box 
 
4 
 
red. cream, purple, yellow vine. 
 
mixed, -25, 35c: white, pink, 
weiglia) pink, spirea,  bridal 
wreathe, purple lilac, golden 
 
bell Keria Japonica, Forsythia, 
8, 50c. Mrs. os Eller, Elli- 
jay: BR: 3: 
 
Magnolias Mtn. laurel. aza- 
lea, crabapple. sweet bay. red 
and white dogwood, long leaf 
pine, black hall, gallberry. red 
nud, 1 tt: 10:2 3: fe. 25 Plus 
postage, no stamps. or chks. 
Mrs. Albert Harrison, Dublin, 
Re 5: 
 
10 to 20,000 M. mixed jon- 
quils, narcissus, daffodils. but- 
tercups, butter and eggs $2.50 
M., if all or half or taken. Mrs. 
Will Smith, Warm Springs. 
 
Narcissus bulbs, jonquils. 20c 
doz.;~ 200, $1.00; privet hedge. 
well rooted 25: $2. 00; Junipers, 
3 ft. -75c: Xmas vine, 20c ea. 
Add postage. Miss Margie 
White. Temple. R. 1. 
 
Small palms, 3, $1.00: 7, $2.: 
16, $4.00: Century plants. 50c; 
Banana plants, $1.00. S, M. Sea- 
born, Brunswick. 
 
Spirea; English dogwood; 
crepe Myrtle: weigelia: ever- 
green; althea, dbl. aand single; 
Abelia. Mrs. Thomas Lamb, At- 
ee R. 4, Box 220, Veltre Cir- 
cle. 
 
About 25 white like bushes 
from 1-3 ft., 10c ea.: $1.00 doz.: 
Blue Iris, 2 or 3 other COb:? 10 
doz.. 12 doz. $1.00: jonquils, 
same price. Add postage, No 
chks. Mrs. Thos. J. Key, Waco, 
Re 1.2 Box 141, 
 
Long trumpet jonquil bulbs, 
50c C.: $4.00 M. mixed with 
nareissus, same price: rooted 
lilae, flowering almond, crepe 
Myrtle, cream running month- 
ly roses, 10c ea., $1.00 doz. Add 
postage. Mrs. Geo. M. Foster. 
Waco, R. 1. 
 
Fine Iris, 25c ea., 5, $1.00. 
labeled. postpaid: Blue velvet. 
Sir Knight, pink opal, Happy 
Days. Desert Gold, Sierra Blue. 
aoe J. 188 Kilgore. Stone Mtn. 
 
le 
 
Crepe Myrtle, 15c ea.; Cedar 
10c: $1.00 ea.; holly $1. 00 ea.: 
Four OClock seed, 25c table- 
spoonful; Pumpkin seed 25c 
tablespoonful. W. H. McMillon, 
Ochlocknee, R. 1. 
 
Blooming size Madona lily 
bulbs, $1.00 doz.; Long stem, 
large, rich deep red Taips, 2 
doz. $1.00. Send postage. Mrs. 
A. B. Prickett, Maysville. 
 
Large yeilow winter bloom- 
 
age paid. Mrs. 
Baxley, Ro. 1s ; 
Wild Se. $1.00; bu; 
Comfere 20c ea.- aro 00; Cat- 
nip 25 doz. ia Oe McCon- 
nell, Demorest, R. 1. 
Lavender iris, 4 doz. 99e; 
orange iris 20c doz.; white nar- 
cissus 50c C.; jonquils 40c C:; 
orange lilies lde.-doz: 3 dex. 
40c; red geranium 10c; spireas,. 
Wweigelia. winter honewsuckle, 
crepe Myrile, English dogwood, 
quince, others, 10c ea., $1.00 doz. 
Add postage. Mrs. J. C. Mize, 
Ashland 
 
Large trumpet yellow  daffo- 
dil, pearl narcissus bulbs. oran- 
ge day lily, 25c doz.; $1.00 Co. 
$6.00 M.; small var: garlic, star 
bethlehem, blue flowering box- 
vine evergreen 50c C.: unrooted 
hedge cuttings $3.00 M.; Pink 
locust. wild 
shrubbery. , 75c. Mrs. Emma 
Clayton, Roy. 
 
Blue iris, privet hedge, nar- 
cissus. spider lilies, violets, $1.00 
C.; lemon lilies 35 doz.: Brown 
day lilies, yellow iris, 25c doz. 
i R. C. Stembridge, Ellijay, 
ange 
12 boxwoods, 28 in. high, 72 
in. around, $3.50 ea.; bloom- 
ing size gardenia, 2 ft. high, 50c 
white 
blue Roman single hya- 
 
Corrie Mims, 
 
iris. 
 
  
 
  
    
 
o wets a eaue picture of how low the farmers 
 
4 
 
/einths, ali bulbs 25c doz. Mrs. 
 
     
 
White narcissus 40c C. yellow 
daffodils. 30c C.: - Blue  hlac 
bushes, well rooted 40c ea.; 
yollow rose bushes, 3, 30c: 
Crepe Myrtle bushes. well root- 
ed. 2 40c. Mrs. L. W. Henry, 
Temple. R. 2. 
 
to 12 $1.00 C.: 24 to 36 $3.00 
to $3.50 C.: beautiful, deep 
pink, rooted cuttings. 3, $1.00; 
2 yr. plants, 75c; Rare var. Mrs. 
John S. Clark. Jacksonville. 
 
Gardinias, 2 ft. high,  50c; 
Single req cannas, 25c doz.; 
Snowball, well rooted 25c ea.; 
Narcissus, Jonquils, 50 doz.: 
Pink running rose, purple crepe 
Myrtle. purple lilac; wisteria, 
10c ea.; Postage added. Mrs. S. 
L. Hendrix, Douglasville. R. 1. 
 
Blooming azaleas, all col., 45c 
doz.; Rhododendrons, Mtn. lau- 
rels, dogwood. white pine, 
spruce pine. 60c doz.; crabapple. 
sweet shrubs, 40c doz.: White 
altheas, 2. 25c: Mtn. ferns 15 
doz. All well rooted. Add post- 
age. Mrs. L. F. Adams, Ellijay, 
Re 2: : 
 
38 yr. old cape jasmine in 
potS, 65c: red peonies 25c ea. 
Add postage. Miss Bessie Mar- 
tin. Gainesville. R. 5, 
 
Yellow jonquil, yellow butter 
and egg, white narcissus bulbs, 
$1.10 C.; Blue grape hyacinths 
bulbs. 35 -doz.; $1.50 C.; Sweet 
Williams 50c doz.; Catnip pep- 
permint, spearmint plants, 35 
doz. Mrs. T. H. McCurley. Hart- 
well. 
 
Mixed Iris 50c doz.; Quaker 
lady Iris, 10c ea.; rooted white 
wisteria 15c ea.: 2 var. Eng- 
lish dogwood: quantities Mtn. 
laurel, cheap. Come after. Ele- 
agnus (Silver thorn) cuttings, 
 
15 doz. Mrs. E.* . Heaton. 
Hartwell, R. 3... s 
 
Gladiolas bulbs, blooming 
size. Orange color, 10c _ doz.; 
 
Add postage. Mrs. J. G. Cald- 
well, Jackson. R. 3. 
 
2 large standerd boxwood, 
$6.00; 2 smaller, $4.00; uniform 
in size. Mrs. W. A. Cosper, Bow- 
don. Star Rt. g 
 
Unrooted cuttings of white, 
rose. and 2 kinds of pink, dbl. 
petunias, 6 cuttings, 25c: dbi. 
Geraniums, Red. orange seven 
sisters, 6. cuttings, 25c; Un- 
rooted cuttings of maple be- 
gonia, 6, 25c: Mrs. J. W. Rob- 
erts. Tallapoosa eee. 
 
Yellow jonquils, yellow nar- 
cissi bulbs 75c .: Pink coral 
vine 15c ea.: Orange Lantanas 
10e ea. All del, Mrs: H. D: Burt, 
Americus, R. 2. B. 136. 
 
Small Easter lily bulbs, Ic ea. 
Add postage. Mrs.. W. E. Tyler. 
 
Ferns, Geraniums, Amaryllis, 
blooming size, assorted, 4 -60c; 
daffodils, fine named gladiolas. 
$1.25 C. P. P.: Persean Lilac, 
Dbl. pink Althea, 35<50C Exe. 
for other values. M. Pace, Tem- 
ple, Ret. 
 
Pink rhododendrons, redbud, 
Mt. laurel, crabapple, holly, red 
maple, all col. dogweod, azaleas, 
white pine, cherokee rose. cor- 
alberry, butterfly, 4 ft. Well 
rooted, $1.00 doz. Glen Wilson, 
Blue Ridge. 
 
Large King Alfred daffodils 
60c C.; White Narcissus 75c C. 
Postpaid. No chks. Mrs ho A. 
Gray, Rockmart, RR. .2. 
 
Iris, 10 labeled, 50 for $1. 155 
mixed. $1.20: Japanese, $1. 10 
doz.3 Beardless 25, 60c; .Jon- 
quils, datfodils, & kinds, 300, 
$1.20; Narcissi, 60c C. Mrs. J. 
M. Hall. Calhoun, R. 1. 
75  Arbovitaes or Cedars 
from 2-3% ft. high, oe 
 
price. Janie Frasier. Re oe Ox 
119. Buford. 
 
Ambassador, Bee. Iris, 
75e doz.; Small sacred Lily In- 
 
dia, 20c: Large red Amaryllis, 
 
White August lilies 40c ea.: 
Weeping Willow, privet, Ligus- 
rum cuttings. yellow Humbert 
Cannas, $1.25 C. Add postage. 
Mrs. Ruth Head Bremen. 
 
Large size Easter lily bulbs, 
75e doz.; Large Amaryllis, 50c 
ea.: Red. white, purple, ver- 
pena 25 doz.: Coral vines. 5, 
D0c) P.-P. on 50c orders. Ne 
stamps, or chks. Mrs. Ida Tay- 
lor, Arlington, R. 2. 
 
Mixed col. Iris bulbs, 25 doz. 
Bulbs originally cost $1.00 ea. 
Add postage. Mrs. L. R. Pier- 
 
  
 
E. L. Roberts, Suwanee, R. 1. 
 
son, Lilly Mill Ra., Doraville. 
 
Camelia Japonicas, 80 var. 8. 
 
   
 
  
 
FLOWERS AND SEEI 
FOR SALE 
 
   
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
Easter lily bulbs, 75c 
$5.00 C. Add _ postage, 
narcissus bulbs 25 C.; Butter 
cup. bulbs: 35c Co Mrss Se) 
Rahn, Rincon, Rov. 
 
2 White Cream blue i iris, 
doz.; White peonies, 3, 5 
Well rooted boxwoods. dwa i 
and tree kind. Come after, no 
letters answered. Miss Mary 
Grindle, Danlonega, R. 1. 
 
2 yr. old Arborvitae for s 
or will exc..1 for 25 King  
fred or Emperor daffodil bull 
Dbl. pink or Roman Hyacint 
All bulbs to be large bloomi 
size. Ea. pay postage. W. Ke 
Morven. 
 
Magnolia, tea olive,  gr 
peard, sweet shrub. cedar, lon 
straw pine, evergieen, 0: 
crabapple, 1 ft. 10c; 3 ft. 2 
fit. 35: Mrs. 0. W. Co. 
Toomsbore. Funes 
 
Plant iris now, 125 var, 
labeled, $1.00; Many ki; 
some named 25 doz.; Lem 
lilies 25c doz.; 8 kinds label 
Hemorcallis 25 ea. 5 pink 
tree with $1.00 order. Mrs, 
G. Robertson, Carrollton. : 
 
White peonies, 20c ea.; Wh: 
Apr. narcissus, 50c ce ; 
postage. Ethel. Sullivan. Mai 
etia, RR. 2: y 
 
Yellow daffodil bulbs, 50 
1 yr. old sweet pomegranat 
25c ea. del. A. J. Stanton. Ney 
born. 
 
Shrubberies, crabapple. dc 
wood, Myrtle. holly, magno 
oak. sweet shrub, rich blue qa: 
red morning glory -seed. 
postage. Mrs. B. S,. 
Toomsboro, R. 2. 
 
Watermelon red crepe My 
tle, pink almond, 35c ea.: 4 En 
er boxwoods, 18 ing $e 
 
Trumpet daffodils, Oran 
Le lilies, $1.25 C.; Rose. Ww. 
Oxalis, 25c doz. Mrs. Beis 
rison, Bremen. ) 
 
Olympia daff@dil, butter. 
epes; 80c C., 200. $1.50: 
blooming Narcissus, 200, - 
Peonies, white and pin 
root; Shasta daisies, 3 doz. 
Mrs. Christine McLeod, R 
Box 166. College Park.  
 
Dwarf boxwood, 2-8 in, ta 
10 ea.; $7.50 C.; Seedling he 
ly, 4- 8 in. tall, 10 ea., 
C.; Star Bethlehem $1. 00 
Sage plants, 10c to 50c  
E. Eason, Atlanta, 1361 _ 
Ave. -S. W. 
 
Blue Roman hyacinths, $ 
C.; Yellow and pink tulips, $ 
C.; Baby breath spirea 25c 
Sage bushes, 30c ea. Mrs. J 
Brannan, McDonough, R.-2. 3 
 
Extra large paper white 
and yellow dbl. narcissus, 
spider lilies, 35e doz.: : King 
fred daffodils, odorus rug 
jonquils, Aspasia Narcissus, $ 
Co Mrs. Cher c. Dye, Middle 
ton; R. 1: 
 
Wild birdfoot, -voilets, 
iris, lilies? blood root, yello 
roots, $1.50 C. Shasta daisies. 
red verbena, yellow jasmine 
$1.00 doz.; Wilg ferns, $2.50 C 
Add postage. Mrs. Clara Bell, 
Carey, Royston, R. 1. 
 
Long Trumpet daffodils, ye 
low jonquils, white nar SSI 
50c C.: Water lilies 15c e 
25c. Add postage. Miss 
Lee Crump. Hartwell, R. 
 
Purple butterfly Rhodod 
dron. All Col. Azaleas, La 
white pine, Cherokee rose, 
ly, 3-4 ft... $1.00 doz. Pink  
chid. per phlox, large yello 
daffodils. ties and whi 
jonquils, $1.00. C. Sadie 
son, Morganton.  : 
Mixed Darwin tulip b 
all large var. Many col. in 
ed. All blooming size. $1.00 
Blue Grape Tyacinths, 35 do: 
Gladys Duran, Cummings, R 
 
Winter pinks, Shasta daisie 
purple iris, 25c doz.: Pi 
mond. purple lilac, 
 
  
  
    
     
   
  
  
   
    
 
     
    
   
    
 
    
  
    
  
   
 
     
     
   
    
 
     
      
   
 
    
   
 
    
 
         
 
  
    
    
   
     
 
      
     
         
      
      
 
   
   
 
        
       
    
 
    
    
      
            
         
    
 
  
   
   
   
  
   
   
    
 
    
   
     
  
   
   
 
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_ 10c eax Boxwoods, 3 
ea. Well rooted. Add postag 
Miss Madge Cochran, Talk 
ROCK. sR 2. 
4 col. Iris, blue bicolor ye 
low with. bronze. falls, w 
 
with lavender, smokey blue, I 
25c; $1.00 C. mixed, Mrs. 
E. Spence, Carrollton, R, 5. 
 
Tulip popular. dogwoods 
 
      
    
    
 
    
    
    
      
  
     
  
 
col. azaleas. white pine, holly 
 
     
 
bush. Cherokee roses, Mt. la 
rel, Rhododendrons, coralbe! 
redbuds, well rooted. Postp. 
3-4 ft. high. $1.00 doz. Mrs 
cile Millhollan, Morganton 
 
Jonquils, narcissus, daffo 
bulbs, 45c C.: $4.00 M. P. 
Req Canadian, white regal lilie 
25 ea. Many kinds of iris 
 
doz. Shrubbery cheap. A 
postage under $1.00. Betty 
Kinsey, Young Harris. 
 
Queen Annes lace seed an 
big and pink dbl. poppy see 
10c pkg.; yellow oxalis bu. 
 
25e doz. Make erders at 
 
   
   
      
 
     
     
     
       
   
 
    
        
  
  
  
 
   
  
   
 
     
    
 
  
 
25. Mrs. _ Atkinson, 
 
  
 
  
   
   
 October 1, 1941 
 
  
 
OWERS AND SEED 
"FOR SALE 
 
  
 
7 
 
rooted Cape Jasmine blooms, 
ite. 10 12 in., 30 and 40c e2.; 
All col. snapdragons. seed, 10c 
easpoonful. Plus postage. Mrs. 
N. Minish. Commerce. R. 4. 
 
Vhite and pink thrift plants. 
C. del. Carefully packed in 
s. Cash or money orders. 
postage. Mrs. Herbert L. 
ry. Statham. ; 
d Spider lilies. butter and 
: litle vellow Narcissus, 25c 
: Jonquils 15c doz.: But- 
ios. 20 doz: Ferns. 50c 
Et ponderona lemon bush. 
yrs. old 3 small lemons on 
$5.00. Come and get it. Mrs. 
Ff, Jarrell Butler. R.. 25 
jue. purple. yellow flags, 
; Jonquils, blackberry 
 
Jemina Crump. Talking 
 
\bout 25 roses and orchid 
gle Althea plants, 4-5 ft.. 10 
: 3. 25c. Mrs. H. G. Harris. 
irinsburg 
ixed jonquils, Orange day 
. 25c doz. Mrs. J. E. Sor- 
s. Royston .R. 1. 
ellow winter jasmine. pink 
pe Myrtle, purple lilac. bri- 
wreath yellow Easter rose, 
> ea.; Var. Gladiolas. Easter 
25c doz.: Blue grape hya- 
inths 35 doz.; Mixed col. tu- 
; (bulbs) $1.00 doz.: Paper 
ite narcissi 25c doz.: $1.50 
attie Duran. Cumming. R. 
 
Norlds wonder picardy pink 
-minuet lavender Gladiolas 
bs: Also a fine name mix- 
e of Gladiolas. 25c doz. Add 
stage, under $1.00. Cheaper 
large lots. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, 
ung Harris. 
ar. yard honeysuckle. blue, 
d verbena. blue ageratum, 
mon verbena, Gold button 
ms. Humbert Cannas, 25 
.. $1.25 C.: Purple, viclets, 
l i i 50c 
Add postage. Mrs. 
ht. Bremen. 
fine Hydrangeas, 3-4 ft. 
3 to 4 ft. wide. In open 
und 5 yrs. Can be col. Blue 
nk. J. T. Van Horne. Mon- 
 
drangeas 15c ea.; 2. 25c, 
ted. Add postage. Mrs. W. 
Glass. Jackson. 
 
lips, mixed col. 40c doz. 
postpaid. Pink Cactus 35c 
. Exc. for peonies, any col. 
te what you want. Dora A. 
 
Harbin, Cumming. R. 5. 
 
mperor and dbl. daffodils, 
C.: White Narcissu, 300. 
00: Purple Wisteria. Forsy- 
a. purple Althea. Waterer 
 
a, Winter Jasmine, good 
 
. 10. $1.00; Nandina, 4, 
 
. Postpaid. Mrs. Dick Pow- 
College Park. R. 2. 
3looming size and Easter lily, 
lbs 20c ea. postpaid. Miss 
udia Bennett Gardi. 
hododendron, azaleas. lau- 
 
ns, gaylax, others. Wet moss 
*ked. Gordon Hunnicutt, Tal- 
ah Falls. 
 
Mt. Laurel. Rhwdodendrons, 
- 100 doz.; 20c ea.; Red Spi- 
_ Red, Yellow Japonica, Star 
hlehem 20c ea.: mixed col. 
aleas, White Dogwood, Crab- 
le. white and spruce pink. 
eet shrub. 45c doz. Add post- 
. Mrs. J B. Williams, Elli- 
 
em. 2, 
 
Ithea, Forsythia, Azalia, 
ace. laurel, Dogwood, ever- 
oming, yellow thornless rose, 
$1.00; $1.75 doz.; Enperior 
odils. poeticus Narcissus. 
ik Anemones, Shasta Daisy. 
 
Per. Phlox, 3 doz. $1.00; 
C. Mrs. J. H. Penland, El- 
 
trong young  delphinium 
ts, trilliums, ladys slipper. 
acinths, Jack-in-the-Pulpit., 
ichmans breeches, hardy 
Schias. bleeding hearts or 
dy water lilies. Mrs. J. 
tram, Lithonia, R. 3. 
Purple Iris. April Narcissi 
bs 75c C.: Hedge cuttings 75e 
400 iris and 300 other mix- 
bulbs. $5.00: Money Order 
 
gonia for 25c: unrooted. 
 
._| beauty bush. 6 var. 
 
E. | 
 
  
 
ferred. Mrs. G. L. Tallant. 
mming 
 
ake 
ft col. Azaleas 50c doz.; 
Laurel, white pines, spruce | 
, Dogwoods, Rhododen- | 
ms 75c doz. Add_ postage. | 
Mnie Shepard, Ellijay. 
 
oxwood, 12-14 in. high, 25c: 
ol., blooming size, azaleas | 
-doz.; Snowball. dbl. yellow 
onicas 25c ea.; White Lilac | 
Laurels,Mtn. Rhododen- , 
White pines, Hemlock. 
0z.; Pink Phlox, blue iris. ' 
doz. Add postage. Linda 
ans, Ellijay. R. 2. 
 
ea, Jonquils, butter and 
-yellow cluster narcissus , 
. $5.00 M. FOB. cash with 
Mrs. E, G. Fountain, Ft. 
 
| 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
FOR SALE | 
 
  
 
Daffodils, orange day lilies,| 
violets. 50c C.; dbl. pink peony. 
 
bulbs. 25 ea.; Snowball, For- 
sythia. weeping Linda, bride- 
wreathe. old fashioned lillie 
bus. Al) well rooted, 2, 25c. Add 
postage. Mrs. Mollie Henderson, 
Eliiiay. R. 3. 
 
Old fashioned snowball, 12- 
18 in. 35 ea.: Boxwood cut- 
tings 5c ea.: $1.00 ea. rooted: 
Large old fashioned flags. pur- 
ple iris. Orange day lilies, $1.00 
C, Mrs. Bessie Henson, Fair- 
mount. R.~1. 
 
12-15 in Waxleaf Abelia, well 
branched, blooming size. $2.00 
doz.: $15.00 C. del. Beautiful 
bordering boxwood plants. Old 
Eng. dwarf and semperviren. 
$1.00 doz. 1.000 for sale. Water- 
melon red and white crepe 
Cyrtle, 2-3 ft. $2.00 doz. Mrs. 
B. L. Robinson. Greenville. 
 
Roman single blue Hyacinth, 
$5.00 C.: Millions Jonquils. Daf- 
fodils. Narcissus. Write for 
prices on: large or small quan- 
tities. Chinese Sacred lilies 10c 
ea.: $1.00 doz.: blue and yellow 
Iris 25c doz. Miss Mary C. 
Florence. Durand. 
 
Magnolia. tea olive, cedar. 
sweet Myrtle, sweet shrub, wat- 
ermelon req crepe Myrtle. yel- 
low Jasmine, short leaf pine. 
sweet bay. water oak. grancy 
gsreybeard, dogwood, 1 ft. 10c; 3 
ft. 25c: 4 ft. 35c. Add postage. 
Exec. for white feed sacks. Mrs. 
D. F. Colson. Toomsboro, R. 3. 
 
Rooted, one each. Spungul, 
hydrangea, oxalis, cactuc, be- 
one 
each, pink double petunia. fu- 
chsia, silver spotted begonia. 
three colors Lantana, germiums, 
cactus all for 25c. Add postage. 
Mrs. Lona Blackwell, Dahlone- 
ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Magnolias, Laurels. 
holly, everblooming 
roses: Altheas, dbl. 
crepe Myrtles, coral 
 
cedars, 
 
mixed 
mixed: 
 
berry. 
Spireas. 
butterfly bush, wisteris, 15c ea. 
Exc. for sacks. printed sacks 
preferred. Mrs. Wavy Lewis, 
Toomsboro. ee 
 
Iris. huge rhizomes 20c: <3, 
50c: Rameses 40 in. pink; Pres. 
pilkington 44 in.. buff blue: 
Legend 44 in cardinal: Indian 
Chief-red, ambassadeur, smoky 
red. violet. unlabeled. 10, $1.00 
Mrs. Marvin Farrar. Jenkins- 
burg. 
 
Azaleas 50c doz.; M. Laurel, 
Rhododendrons, hemlock. white 
dogwood. white pines. oe 
ple. 75c doz.; dbl. yellow Jap- 
onicas, Althea. dbl. pink al- 
mond. snowball 25c: pink, rose. 
Per. Phlox: Iris 20c doz. 
postage. B. L. Eller, Ellijay, sa 
4. : 
 
Jonquils, long trumpet. Ic ea., 
$8.00 M. No samples. Small 
grape hyacinths 50c C. Add 
postage. Cash with order. Mrs. 
C. Taylor. Buchanan, R. i 
 
Dbl. Japonica. 4 yr. old. well 
rooted, 50c ea.: Dogwood, 4. 
$1.00: White, purple. yellow 
iris 35c doz.: Jonquils 40c d0Z.: 
Hardy Phlox. 40c doz.; Honey 
suckles 50c ea. Miss Etta Bar- 
rett. Ellijay. R. 3. 
 
Stocky boxwood. 
rooted. $1.00 doz.; 
size Gafdinas. 50c ea.. $5.00 
doz.: 2-3 tt. well formed Abelia 
bushes. $20.00 C.: crepe Myrtle. 
$2.00 doz.: $10.00 C.:- Blackber- 
ry ily bulbs $1.00 doz. Add 
postage. Mrs. C. M. Robinson, 
Greenville. : 
 
Yellow jonquil sweet scented 
narcissus bulbs 15 doz.; 2, 25e: 
Rooted pink oleandet, Ccut- 
tings), 10c Red Conch Geran- 
iums rooted. 3. 25c: add post- 
ape, on orders less than 50c. 
Mrs. F. Happoldt. Lewiston. 
 
Magnolia, tea olive, pink and 
red crepe Myrtle. dogwood. 
 
heavily 
 
tevergreen oak, yellow jasmine. 
 
red holly, red mavle. sweet bay. 
1 ft... 10c: 3 ft. 25c:.4 ft. 35c. 
Exc. for white feed sacks. But- 
ter and eggs bulbs. 15c doz. 
Add postage. Mrs. Nellie Pitts. 
Dublin, R. 1. : 
 
Paper white Narcissus bulbs. 
$9.50 C. Colors on request. 
Hordv Phlox, assorted col. $1.25 
doz Postage exira or C. O.-B. 
D. W. Nichols, Kingston. 
 
Blue Roman Hyacinths, 25c 
doz.: 5 doz. $1.; iris, many beau- 
viful col., 25c doz. Mrs. W. S. 
Wiley, Auburn. 
 
Blue grape hyacinths bulbs 
30c C.. 500, $2.00; very large 
Fonduus oe C2. er. trailing 
moss. 10c doz.: 3 doz. 25c. Miss 
Vena Brown, Hartwell. 
 
50 asst. iris, $1.00: 18 labeled 
iris, $1.00: Mixed jonquils, $1. 
 
C.: Fragrant lemon lilies, 25c | 
Lucojum 35c doz.; 2 Vt. 
lrooted chaste tree 20c: 10 pink 
iris, free with $1.00 order. Mrs. 
 
doz.; 
 
Sue Summerlin. Carrollton. 
 
Large Emperor daffodil bulbs, 
4 doz.. $1.00: 500, $7.50. Mary 
L. Willis, Jefferson. 
 
  
 
Add - 
 
Blooming 
 
ish Javender 
 
  
 
FLOWERS AND SEED | 
 
_FOR SALE  
 
  
 
Rhododendrons, red, yellow, 
orange and white azaleas: white 
and spruce pines: red and white 
dogwood; Mtn. laurel and sweet 
shrubs. 75c doz. Add postage. 
Mrs. Ben Lee, Dahlonega. R. 4. 
 
_ Dbl. large, white, pink peon- 
ies 30c ea.: Lemon lilies. old- 
fashion blue iris. $1.00 C.: 
Easter blooming white _ Iris, 
$1.50 C.: blue with yellow strip 
Iris White Narcisssi $1.00 C. 
ea. dbl. daffodils $1.50 C.: Mrs. 
res Hughey. Fairmount, R. 
Ligustrums. cape Jasmine, li- 
lacs. Japonica, altheas,. privet 
hedge. Spirea and others, 15c 
ea.. $1.25 doz.- 15 box plants. 
cutting of ea., 40c: large mums 
8 col. 20c doz.; Pink Thrift 15c 
doz. Mrs. Ada M. Rice. Max- 
eys. 
 
Mimosa trees, deep pink 
klcoms. 6-10 in. high 3. $1.00: 
Zephryantes, fairy or rain lilies 
 
pink, 50c doz. postpaid. Mrs. 
 
G. R. Thigpen. St. Marys. 
 
Blooming size bulbs; white 
fragrant Easter lilies 10 ea., 3. 
25c: 15. $1.00. Mrs. Jesse Jack- 
son. Austell. R. 2. 
 
Royal purple. Iris 40c doz.; 
Fever Few. red and pink Ver- 
bena, 25c doz.: Grandmothers 
jonauils. Apr. narcissus 50c C. 
del. Free dbl. poppy seed with 
50c orders. No chks. Mrs. An- 
nie Pattillo. LaGrange, R. 4, 
Box. 79. 
 
Red and pink Geranium cut- 
tings, Red and pink begonia 
cuttings. 4. 25c del. Wont acc. 
stamps. Ida Wright, Alto R. 1. 
 
White and pink thrift. garden- 
ias. Thumbergi, Coral berry. 
pink waterer spirea and others 
for sale or exc. for nandinas, 
firethorn, camelias, white crepe 
Myrtle. Mrs. Lewis P. Gunn. 
Thomson. 
 
40 rooted white crepe Myr- 
tles, 2% yrs. old. $10.00; Ali in 
one order. No single orders. 
Send P, O. Money order. Paul- 
ine Crozier. Fort Gaines, R. 2. 
 
Large white and purple iris: 
Dbl. day lilies 25c doz.: Black- 
berry lilies 20c doz.: red can- 
 
nas, orange and lemon with red 
 
spots 30c doz.; bird of Paradise 
seed, 10c pkg. Add postage. 
Mrs. J. H:. Carrington, Le- 
Grange R. 1. 
 
Few doz. Easter lily bulbs, 
large and small; large ones 50c 
doz.: Small ones 20c doz. Add 
postage. Mrs. Thelma Burkett, 
West Green. 
 
Peonies, all col: choice and 
standard var., sure to bloom. 
$2.50 doz. Iris, light and dark 
col. $1.59 C. Ageratum, dwarf, 
pink, white and blue. 3. 30c. 
 
Mrs. S. W Sloan, Auburn. 
 
Bulbs of twin sisters. large 
and carefully sel. 15e doz. plus 
postage: Also 1 pedigreed R. C. 
S. L. Wyandotte rocster, 3 yrs. 
old $1.00 exp. col. Mrs. E. B. 
 
| MeLeroy, Eatonton, R. 1. 
 
Pink, yellow. sky blue, pur- 
ple. white, Iris: lemon lilies, 5 
doz. mixed anyway you pre- 
fer. $1.00. 25c order or more 
del. Mrs. H. O. Padgett, At- 
lanta. 160 Howard St. S. E. 
 
Madonna lilies $1.00 doz. Add 
postage. Mrs. C. J. Meadors. 
Maysville. 
 
Have cactus and other box 
plants cheap; Catalpa plants. 
Scotch bloom, 10c ea. This year 
round, Mrs. L. H. Coe, Eastan- 
ollee. ; 
 
Blue flag lilies 15c doz.; lady 
of the lake, 10c doz.; jonquils 
20c doz: hydrangeas old fash- 
ioned pinks 10c doz.: tiger liles 
5c ea. Plus postage. Gertrude 
Meeks. Bremen. R. 2. 
 
Wild Easter lily, jonquil, daf- 
fodil bulbs, 15 doz.; grandflora 
magnolia. teaolives. dif. col. 
crepe Myrtles. sweet bay, red 
holly. umbrella china, red 
woodbine, 1 ft. 10c; 3 ft. 20; 
4 ft. 30c. Plus postage. Mrs. 
Thomas Womack, Dublin. R. 1. 
 
Dbl. white. pink Altheas; 
white, red crepe Myrtle. blue 
hydrangeas. pink almonds. 
white lilac 25c ea.; pink crepe 
Myrtle sweet shrubs. 75c doz.; 
nareissus, jonquils, Apr. nar- 
cissus $1.00 C.: Camelia Jap. 
cuttings. $3.50 C. Mrs. 
Smith, Wadley. 
 
Verbena, Indica, glossy dark 
green foliage hidden by pink- 
blooms in Apr.. 
50c doz.: Boxwood, waxy round 
leaf var.. 2 yr. plants. $1.25 doz. 
All postpaid. Mrs. Jennie De- 
Loach, Townsend. R. 1. 
 
will grow on shares; Glad- 
iolis, peonies, Jap. Azaleas, Ca- 
melias snapdragons. poinset- 
tias Delphiniums, Shasta dais- 
ies. any herbacious plants and 
evergreens. Unlimited supplies 
of Peat Humus. Time to-plant, 
now, Write. Charles A. Stone, 
Sylvania, R. 3. 
 
Jonquils bulbs, 40 Cc. Will 
 
exc. for chickens or pecans, | 
Mrs. S. N. Camp, Eastanollee. M rth 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED  
FOR SALE  
 
FLOWERS AND SEE. 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
| shrub. coral berry. all, 
 
| white conks: 
 
  
 
Cuttings of single Althea in 
lavender. red. white, with red 
center, and all white. 2 doz. 
30c: dbl. Altheas red. pink 25c 
doz. postpaid: Exc. large bloom 
oxalis buibs. Leah Rose Grubbs, 
Demorest R. 1: 
 
White Wisteria, well rooted, 
25c ea.: White Hibiscus, rooted, 
20c ea. Exe. for lilies. regal. 
Madona, or white Thrift. Add 
postage.. Mrs. James Pearson, 
Coosa. R= 1. . 
 
Privet hedge. purple iris, 
orange day lillies, pink sweet 
Williams. $1.00 C.; blue tame 
violets 50e C.: Yellow cannas. 
$1.00 doz. All postpaid. Mary 
Jane Eller Ella Gap. | 
250 Ibs. old time seedling 
peach seed 3c lb.; 5 qt. Gran- 
cey gry beard for shrubbery 
 
25ce qt. $1.00 FOB. Magnolia 
 
seeds 25c at. Mrs. R.S. Allgood. 
 
Oxford. 
 
4-6 m Eng. Boxwoods. $3.00 
C.; $5.00. 200: dwarf bushes 
(broad or high). 6-8 in.. heavy. 
$3.00 doz.. $190.00 M.: Bird of 
Paradise. 60e ea.: $1.00. 2. 
Maude Hamby. Greenville. 
 
Grandmeothers Jonquil bulbs. 
sweet scented deep yellow jon- 
qiul. growing 18 tall, have. nar- 
row reed like foliage. having 
as many as 5 flowers on one 
stem. 75 doz.: $5.00 C, Feather 
Hyacinth bulbs. $1.00 doz.: $8. 
C. Mrs. Raymond  Bobinson. 
Greenville. : 
 
Azaleas 3. col. 
drons. Mtn. Laurels, Red and 
white dogwood. spruce and 
white pines, blooming locust, 
sweet shrubs, 75c doz, Exc. for 
clothes. Add postage. Mrs. G. 
W. Blackwell. Dahlonega, R. 4. 
 
Pink primroses. butter and 
eggs. blue foxgloves. hardy 
phlox, purple Easter and oran- 
ge day lilies, violets. mixed col. 
 
iris 35e doz.: yellow and white}Tr 
 
Jonaquils, (bulbs). 50c C. del. 
in Ga. Mrs. R. M. Holloway, 
Dahlonega. R. 1. 
 
Pink Cherokee roses. agaleas, 
Mtn  laarels. 
blooming hemlock, sweet shrub, 
dogwood, coralberry, strawber- 
ry, bush. tulin popular. Syca- 
more trees. 3 ft. high, $1.00 doz. 
Rink per. phlox: Cream _narcis- 
sus. Calif. blue violets $1.00 C. 
Bonnie Abercrombie. Mineral 
Bluff. 2 
 
Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels, 
blooming hemlock. red and yel- 
low azaleas cream white dog- 
wood. tulip poplars. a, 
high, $1.00 doz.; Cream narcis- 
sus, blue and gray violets. daf- 
fadoils, snowdrops. all %1.00 C. 
Gladys Robinson, Mineral Bluff. 
 
Azaleamunes, 35c doz.; Pink 
and bronze col.; Dbl. white al- 
theas. 3 ft. high, 75c ea.; 4 ft. 
high $1.00. Postpaid. in Ga. 
 
Evelyn W. Seago, Pinehurst. 
 
Snowdrop bulbs. 50c C.; Pa- 
per white Narcissus $2.00 C.; 
Dbl. yellow daffodils, Golden- 
glow. snow on Mtn. dbl, Orange 
day lilies, 25c doz: Sweet 
scented yellow jondauils 
doz.: Blue Roman MHyacinths 
60c doz. Add postave on or- 
ders under $1.00. Mrs. Jas. 
Heaton. Mineral Bluff. 
 
Apr. blooming Narcissus 50c 
C.. $4.50 M: hollyhock seed, 10c 
pack; white Hibiscus 10c pack. 
Mrs. John Weaver. Temple, R. 
2 ; 
 
5 named. varieties gladioli 
pichardy. gay hussar. W. P: Sis- 
sons, $1.25.C. P. P.; White and 
yellow daffodils. $1.00 C. Exc. 
for pure honey or other values. 
Myrtle Pace. Temple R. 1. 
 
Cuttings, red geraniums;: pink 
red salmon _ sul- 
tanas; assorted coleus. 3. 10c: 
Fairy liiies, orange amaryllis 
10c: Cockscomb seed. and oth- 
ers. Mrs. C. Lynch, Rome. 5. mi. 
Summerville. Rd. 
 
Heavy, 4 yr. old Eng. dwarf 
 
boxwoods 6-8 in., $15.09 C.; 1. 
yr., 4-6 in., $3.50 C.: Common | 
 
boxwoods 1 yr., 4-6 in.. $3.50 
C.: Hardy. strong, nandinas $1. 
doz., $4.00 C. Blanche Wood- 
ruff, Greenville. 
 
Grancy greybeard, water oak, 
sweet bay. black haw, water- 
 
L.; melon red crepe Myrtle, mag- 
 
nolia, tea olive. cedar. honey- 
suckles, dogwood, sweet Myrtle, 
short leaf oak, yellow jasmine, 
1-4 ft. 10c to 35c. Add postage. 
Exe. for white sacks. Mes. 
James Connell, Toomsboro, R. 
3: 
 
McCartney and Cherokee 
reses, semesan treated, 
C.- $15.00 M. postpaid. Exe. foi 
 
Bantam or Regd hens. J. 
 
con. 
 
Privet hedge, $1.00 C.; tame! 
 
blue violets 30c C.; Brown day 
lilies. 30c doz.; Boston fern, 
weeping willows. grape begon- 
ia 15, ea.; 2, 25c. All rooted, and 
 
del. on orders of 25c or more. 
 
alston, Ella G 
 
~Rhododen- | 
 
Rhododendrons., . 
 
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Mrs. R. Q. Miller. Acworth 
 
30 | 
 
$2.00 | 
 
W. 
Toole. R. 33 Burton Ave., Ma-_ 
 
  
 
1,200 Abelia plants. 25c to 
Gas 2. and. 3. yrs. Gide 
Cureton Austell, ee 
 
Rooted. 1 ea. Lantan 
drangia, cactus, oxalis, | 
geranium, hen and bid 
bage geranium. Fu 
petunia. maple or grape 
ver spotted Begonia. 
50c. Postage added. Mrs 
Grindle. Dahlonega R 
 
Cuttings: crepe Myrtle: 
pink, white mauve, fles 
theas: dwarf pollyantha 
25c doz.: Old fashioned 
and red carnation pinks, Sp: 
lily bulbs, 25c doz.: Butterc 
$1.00 . Postage or exp. 
Mrs. G. R. Slappey, Marsh 
ville. pao 
 
1 yr. old sweet pomegr 
25c ea. del.; daffodil bul 
C. A. J. Stanton. Newborn. 
 
White narcissus and 
bulbs 50c C. or exc. for > 
multiplying onions. Mrs. B 
Ashe. Bishop. Ee 
 
King Humbert cannas, | 
C.; Watermelon crepe My 
 
{ 
 
/20c ea.; Jap. quince 25c ea 
 
5, $1.00: dbl. and baby br: 
Spirea 20c ea. Add_ post 
ea Lorena Smith, Buchana 
Rhododendrons, Mt. Lat 
red. yellow azaleas. white pin 
Hemlock Pussey willow,. r 
bud crabapple. pink Chero 
 
Mineral Bluff. 
Pure paper. white Nar 
Red spider or (Guernse 
 
\ See: 
 
nyacinths 75c doz. Mrs. 
Garren Morganton. 
Paper white Narcissus, 
 
low daffodils 50c C.; blue 
 
Per. Phlox 25c doz. singl 
acinth, Golden glow 15c | 
Plus postage, Mrs. J. W. Stric 
land, Bremen, R. :2.,.Box 67 
 
Dwarf Boxwood, 4-12 ir 
various prices; blue hyacint 
25e doz.: Small yellow daffod 
very fragrant, 2 doz. 50c: Sca 
let red, deep pink Verbena, Pe 
2 doz. 50c; $2.00 C. Mrs. 
Smith, Greenville. | 
 
Jonquils, Narcissus, m 
$1.00 C.; 4 Col. tris. $2.0 
White peonies 25c ea. Al 
 
2. ; aa 
Snowdrops, Shasta dais 
Col. violets, $1.00 C.; pink an 
mones, 50, $1.00: spruce, d 
woods, azaleas, Cherokee r 
barberries, laurels, rhoded 
drons $1.00 doz. P. P.; Empe 
Narcissi, Maiden Hair fern 
low Jasmine. 3 doz,, $1.0 
die Wilson, Morganton. 
Star of Bethlehem bulbs 
 
aa 
 
e3.; . poppy. seed 10c thin 
bleful: Exe. poppy seed 
Pansy and Phlox seed; L 
Spengeri, Ostrick plume, m 
en Hair fern, 20c ea. Postpai 
ner Mamie Stone, Adairsvi 
 
Granny-grey beard, Aza 
Rhododendrons, 75c doz. 
Dogwood seed, 20c lb. . L 
Star Jasmine, Kerria Japoni 
Red Trumpet. EY St 
Oak Hydrangea, Snowballs 
50c; Azalea seed, 10c cupful. | 
P. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dahlone 
Ba. Roh ee 
 
Pink Oleander plants, 1 
15. in. 25e e4.:*4,30e: 
lilies (bulbs), blooming size 
10c- 25c doz. Add postage. I 
Emma Dugger, Oliver, R. 2. 
 
Pink Almonds 25, 25c; bloon 
ing size jonquils 50c C.:  
furnish as many as wanted; 
Blue Iris 35 doz.: Golden bell 
 
Clayton. Ellijay. R. 2. 
Azaleas. 35c doz.; Japoni 
25e ea; Iris, 30c doz.; White an 
spruce pink: Forsythia: Rho 
dendron, Laurel. 2, 25c; Sw 
lets, Sweet shrubs, a 
Jonquils, 65c C. Add posta 
Inez Roberson. Ellijay, R. 2. 
 
large blooming size, $1.00 per 
25 bulbs: Every bulb guar., 
 
age. Mrs. Hubert E. Hill. 
merce. tt: 1: 3 
 
Large Easter lily bulbs  
ea.: $1.00 doz.; Smaller size 5e 
ea.; 5@c doz.- No order filte 
under 50c Daffodils, Anr. Na 
cissus 75 C. Add postage. No 
stamps, or checks. Mrs. M 
Tanner, Sandersville. | 
 
oor 
 
postage. Mrs. W. A, 
ifton, R. 2. 
 
  
   
     
 
FLOWERS AND SEED_ 
ALE 
 
x 
 
FLOWERS AND SEED 
WANTED 
 
  
 
   
  
    
    
    
    
  
    
    
  
   
    
    
  
   
    
    
   
    
    
    
    
   
   
   
    
  
    
  
    
   
  
   
   
     
    
   
   
   
   
   
    
   
    
  
  
   
  
 
Bird of Paradise sprouts. 
4-2 ft. high: Blooms red 
and yellow, $1.00 ea.: Walnuts 
outs. 1 ft: high 50c ea.: glad- 
las bulbs. pink, 25c doz. Miss 
wuline Crump- Hartwell. R. 2. 
Red. Crawling verbena 50c 
dozer rooted cuttings. blue blos- 
water. lilies '15 ea. 2. 25C; 
ik and white peonia roses 
) a rooted cutting. Mrs. C. Ee 
Crump, Hartwell. R. 1. 
 
Lange blooming size tiger lily 
Sp, Cs yellow Narcissus 
Tbs, -25 doz.: Blue Iris bulbs 
a. All postage. Mrs. [lah 
gins. Flowery Branch, R: 1. 
 
Hardy Phlox. - lilies. Lu- 
 
ting. eecerecn vine. -50c 
: Peonies, velvet roses. Hi- 
us 25c ea.; 4 yr. Boxwoods. 
-ea. Add postage, stamps 
Tamar Teen. Talking Rock 
 
.. White. spruce 
>s, Laurels, Rnododendrons 
doz.: white lilac. snowball. 
_ yellow. red Japonicas 20c: 
: Tris 20c doz. Add post- 
Martha Eller. Ellijay. R. 2. 
Japonica. 6 yrs. old well 
cooted. 50c ea.: Dogwood, 4, 
-00; Hardy Phlox 40 doz.: 
ey suckles 50c-ea = lris, 
te, blue, yellow 40 doz. 
_ Kar] Keener, Ellijay. R. 3. 
 
from ground. nice speci- 
~ $8.00 doz.: 4-6 rooted 
gs, $4.00 C.: 1-2 ft. field 
wh nandina $3.00 doz.: 2-3 
 
rrell, Greenville, R. 3. 
iow Jonquil bulbs. $1.00 
 
ok doz.: dbl. pink flower- 
Almond, . '50c ea.: White Li- 
$1.00 ea. Mrs. Clara Prince, 
1orest. R. 1. Box 14. 
 
- Easter lily, daffodil, 
ii, Narcissus bulbs 15c 
Teaolive, grandflora, mag- 
_ sweet bay. red holly. 
odbine. all kinds crepe Myr- 
logwoods, and umbrella 
 
4 At., 10c: 3 ft. 20c: 4 ft. 
Add postage. Mrs. a 
ck, Dublin, eke : 
bapples, azaleas. ~ white 
black pines, silver maple. 
mtain laurel.. Rhododendron. 
 
  
 
  
 
te dogwood. $1.00 doz.: 
ellow and bronze crys- 
mums 25c doz.: lilacs, 
 
roses. 4, 25c. Add post- 
irs. A 3 Nichols, Mineral 
 
aie daffodils, white 
us. bulbs. $1.00 C.: Star 
em 50c C. Mrs. Clotee 
Buchanan. = 
 
yellow. daffodils. white 
sus bulbs. $1.00 C.: Oran- 
a _ lilies: Blue Iris lilies, 
Mrs. AG, McElroy.  
 
ey any quantity. 100. 
lots, any size. but. true 
Ne. KL No Soe, Com- 
 
  
 
eosin. 3-5 in., , a1. 50 C.: 
boxwood $6.00: 3- 5 in. cher- 
500. $3.50. Lois Wood- | 
reenville. Reb 
 
size 
 
ield grown dwarf boxwood. | 
 
elia $4.00 doz. del. Mrs. R. | 
 
Orange . Day lilies. Purple |. 
 
Gainesville. Rt. 7. 
 
  
 
    
  
  
    
   
    
    
     
   
 
blue Lupine seed. Be Ib. 
od | Cordele. eee | 
day lilies. violets, 
 
sus. hae ce dbl. pink | 
ond. red Indian arrow, aza~ 
se bell, Altheas. li- 
: dbl. yellow Japcn- | 
50 Red Jap Quince, weep- | 
BK: for 
iss Geneva Richards, 
- Rock. R. eit 
 
fairy a 
25e doz.; x Lemon 
ing, Alfred daffodils. 
hedge. $1.00 C.; Justicia. 
rooted, 15c ea.: Hib scus 
O5e ea. White with crim- 
~. Add_ postage. Mrs. 
 
  
 
-Javender 
 
day |. 
 
  
 
  
     
    
 
conner, puchenan, R.A... 
 
S WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
ae EWinomine Bee 
ie one with green leaf 
 
Grice ye 
ile e Box Po 
 
  
 
E witie. eye eeuens 
 
plants, for snapdrag- 
 
ice Jarge plants. Mrs. 
bs Washington. 
 
r eXc.: White and 
cissi for: butter -and 
owdrops. or will sell 
per gal. Mrs. i. G. 
zgerald.. 
 
bra grass. King Hone 
a ~ milk and wine 
all extra large. for dai- 
tiger lilies. per phlox. 
 
PGs 
 
red blooms. Will buy |. 
. | falls Clingstone peach seed 10c 
 
  
 
mon coy lilies. bloom- | 
pay - _ postage.  
th, Kin 
 
   
 
Anyone havimg Iee Plant. 
would like to get % or % a lb 
ef leaves at once. Mrs. Mattie 
aden Valdosta 402 Floyd 
 
t 
 
Want one or two English box- 
wood plants. about 5 ft high. 
Give circumference of plant and 
if symetrical. and fine . good 
healthv condition. Mrs. Arthur 
Booth. 175 Dearing St... Athens. 
 
Exc. white narcissi for snow- 
drops and butter and eggs. or 
sell narcissi for $1.00 gal. Mrs. 
 
H G Powell Fitzgerald. ~ = - 
 
Want white. Roman  hya- 
einths. pink butter-cups and 
some seediing pecan trees. 
 
Quote prices at your. door. or 
FOB. December del. 
 
Want to hear from someone 
having Rhodendodrons: and 
and Mountain dry. Must be 
root pruned previous yr. Give 
crice. location and quan 
titv Tee. W. E.. Hancock. 
Jr.. Atlanta. R. 4. Hogan Rd. 
 
oe tc exc Day lilies: white 
Aug.:. Red Amaryllis. - 
Gladiolas. different col.: vel- 
lew jJonquils for dbl. pink hya- 
cinths or blue Roman or blue 
grape hyacinths: or Regal li'ies. 
blooming. size bulbs, Mrs: Alice 
Harrison. Bremen. 
 
Wanted. rooted geraniums. 
nutrres. spice. or apple Miss 
Lee Bennet. Hawkinsville. 
_ Want white Roman 
cinths. any quantity. Mrs. 
W Shealy. Oglethorpe. 
 
hyva- 
H. 
 
PLANTS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Force fresh extra das as and 
Chas. W. cabbage plants, now 
ready. 500. 70c: $1.15.M. Del. 
 
| postpaid. Prompt shipment: Sat- 
 
fuar. F.F. Stokes,. Fitzgerald. 
 
~ Mastoden everbearing straw- 
berry plants $2.50 M. del.: 30 
C. del Guar, true to name. 
Sat. or money back. Amoor 
River privet. strong. well root 
ed. 2. yr. plants. Toc C= Pearl} 
Hudgins. Flowery Branch. 
 
- Primer. early - Seek 
plants $3.50 M.: Red Gold. 
doz. $1.00: less lots. 50c te 
Thornless red raspberry, same 
as Red Gold: also 3 pecks peach 
seed $3.00. W. B. Allan. Alto, 
Rte 2. ; 
 
Ga. and. gabbaseccollards 30 
Coc 5002156: 9 195 NES Mars 
todon and Klondike everbear- 
ing strawberry 500. $1.10: $2.00 
M. All del. ou ee 
 
Wakefield and Dutch caggage. 
-Ga: and heading collards, 500. 
80c: $1.25 M. del.:. everbearing 
and Mastodon strawberry. moe 
C.: 500, $1.20: $2.00 M- del. Cal- 
vin Garrett. Gainesville. Rt. 7. 
 
Everbearing strawberry plants. 
35c C.: $2.50 M. mailed. L. A. 
Crow Gainesville: Rt ds 
 
250.000 drumhead. Savoy and 
 
| Chas. Wakefield cabbage plants, 
 
for October del. Orders booked 
now. $1.25 M. Junan io 
Rochelle. < 
 
Ccllard plants. Bbc cs $1.55 
MM. Everbearing strawberrv. 
oe C.: $2.50, M. all pos'paid. 
 
ao. Crow. Gainesv: He. Rt. a 
 
Strawberry plants. Jargea va- 
riety: 25c C.: $2.00 M. oi WwW. 
MeRae. Jefferson. ee 
 
Leading yar: - cabbage and 
collard plants 25-C.=$1 15M 
Everbearing strawberry plants, 
30c C.: $2.25 M.. All mailed. 
i. A. Crow. Gainesville. R. z 
 
Dutch and - Wakefield -cab- 
bage:. Collard plants, 26c ..C. 
$1.102 Everbearing -straw- 
berry. plants. 30c C.: $2. 15 M. 
 
All mailed. Azzie Crow, Cnes: 
 
ville. AR. Dis 
 
Shiaberty plants. Creinvion 
var High quality giant berries. 
early and heavy croppers. 25c 
90c 500: $1.75 M. 
Duran. Cumming, R. 1. | 
 
  
 
SEED FOR SALE _ 
 
  
 
Fine var. of this summers 
 
doz., $1.00 C. seed, postpaid. 
Also: old fashioned white large 
Scailion onion buttons. 50c gal. 
Mrs. C..R. Sorrells. Monroe, R. 
one wi 5 > 
 
| Few white and red multiply -- 
ing onions, 50c gal. P. P. pre- 
 
paid. Mrs. J. J. Ferrell, Cairo. 
 
Be 3 Box 2574 oo 
Ga.. collard seed. 15c_ Ib. in 
100 Tbs: lots. 20c Jb., less than 
 
100 lots. High germination test 
and out of nice lot of seed. 
James R. Nix, Climax. 
 
5 fine bu. small. 
seedling -peach _ seed, all 
aS crop. 
 
this |: 
 
lilies: 
 
Gladys. 
 
sclean dry | 
 
  
 
at Ru -or $3.00}. 
 
  
 
  
 
MARKET FRULLETIN = 
 
SEED FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Genuine Ga. collard seed: 1 
Ib. 30c: larger quantities 25c 
 
lb. T. N. Bussey. Thomasville. | 
 
R. 4. 
Collard seed, 30c Ib.: 4 Ibs. 
$1.00: 10 Ibs. $2.25: 25 Ibs. $5.00 
postpaid. A. Cc. Ponder, Whig 
Hem: 
 
Bur clover seed, 85c meas- |. 
 
ured bushel. sieved, dirt to in- 
noculate. FOB. H. C. Reid, Ho- 
gansville. 
 
10 Ibs clean. smooth broad- 
ieaf Mustard seed. 10c ounce. 
 
$1.25 Ib. postpaid. DeWitt 
Jones. Whigham. ae 
Lespedeza serecia seed - for 
 
Dec. del. at the market. L. C. 
Chapman. Columbus. R. 1. 
 
  
 
SECOND-HAND 
MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
One F-12 Farmall tractor, 2 
 
14 bottom plows, 1-5 ft.. dbl. |. 
 
disc harrow with scalloped disc 
on front. 2 row planters. ferti- 
lizer distributors, 2 row culti- 
vators ete all good cond. A. 
Roberts: Hazlehurst. Rt. 3. 
Corn mill 43 branch run- 
ner. complete, 13 J. B. Ham- 
mer mill. first class cond.. $250. 
 
112 mi: W. Marietta. on Marieta- 
 
ta-Dallas Hwy. S. N. Waters. 
Powder Springs. RFD. 1. 
 
1 steel water wheel. | 
shot. 8 ft. high, 8 ft. long. fair 
cond. develops 27 h. p. Can be 
 
|seen at Hiram. $145.00 complete. 
 
J.-A; Gilbert. Atlanta. 1617 
 
Lakewood Ave. 
 
Banard and Leas Flour Mill. 
complete for sale. Write. L. G. 
Hardman. Jr, Commerce. 
 
1 Meadows corn mill 20 rock 
and 2 hole sheller, both in good 
cond. $100.00. G. M. Gilliams. 
Conyers. R. 3. Box 86. 
 
2 h. Mitchell wagon, worth 
$35.00: take $15.00 quick sale. 
Andrew. J. Bailey, Sharpsburg. 
 
Appleton Corn Shredder. 
good cond.. $40.00: Moline 9- 
row grain drill, good cond.. with 
fertilizer attachment. $50.00. E. 
O. Cabaniss Maxeys. 
 
Fordson tractor. with eigae 
governors and pulley. excellent 
 
cond, also Handiman Z type. | 
 
4h. Sears Garden tractor with 
attachments. first class -eond. 
Sell or trade both for late mod- 
el tractor. any difference due 
will pay cash. J. E. Crittenden. 
Royston. Oe z 
15h. p. International gas eng.. 
 
corn shredder ensilage cutter, 
 
small flour mill, for sale. L. D. 
 
Gray. Griffin. 
 
1 Star pea huller, 1 Little 
Giant. bean harvester. good 
eond., real bargain. Trade for. 
cattle or what have you? F.C. 
Sawyer. Sulphur Springs. 
 
8 -hzo. engine and boiler, used 
in farming, in good, running 
cond.. for sale or exc, for 6 h. 
 
D. Fairbanks-Morse ker. burn- 
 
ing engine. Noah: Smith, Bald- 
win. Rt. 1. 
 
sae i pen of mules, ik 1 M. 
tbs.. center matches, slick. 
fat: ee blocky. no. blemishes 
for small tractor, Farmall or. 
~\ivce Chalmer  peferred. no 
junk. B. E. Hole, Chickamauga. 
Rte a i i 
 
yd wagon, good cond., John 
Deere cultivator, gocd cond.. for 
sale. Mrs. J. M. Baldwin, Rock- 
mart. Rie 138 ee 
 
ee Corn Mill and parler, Gold- 
en. new model, No. 4-3 roller. 
J. Rowland. Louisville. Rt. 
 
38 (7 mi. east of Louisville.) 
 
4 Jarge farm bell, 20 in. across 
bottom. Almost. good as new. 
$2.50: a 2-h. wagon, good cond., 
 
-$35.00.. All. at my home. Will 
\not: ship. Mrs. J. oe Stephens. 
 
Warthen. 
 
Farmall No. 20 tractor. A-1 
cond., $500.00: 3 row grain drill, 
$15, 00; 1 h. wagon, $30.00. All 
good "cond. William _Redding, 
Fairburn, Rt. 2. 
 
Fairly good grist mill, cheap 
for cash or exc. for hogs, corn, 
potatoes, ete. J. J. Jacobs, At- 
kinson. 23 
 
3 h. Oliver No. 20 turn. Bue 
good cond., for. sale or exc. for 
International cultivator, good 
vond. Bring cultivator and get 
plow. T. M. Sapp, Ludowici. 
(8 mi, North). 
 
2-24 vertical corn mill coal 
good cond.. $10.00 here: also 
12 boxes for shipping bees. like 
new, 25c ea. T. L. Cooper, Ash- 
burn, Rt. 2. 
 
Farm dinner bell, $4.00 here 
come , get it. eee Massey, 
Danielsville. 
 
; DeLavel cream Se yatos No. 
17, $5.00; 1 International No. 3, 
Crear separator, $5.00: 1 milk 
cooler, $3.00; 2 wash vats, $5.00 
all for dairy and in pretty good: 
shape. N. G. Barnett, Sharon. 
 
Few) farm implements = for 
 
ar 
 
over- 
 
PHO: he? Bi, 
 
~ SECOND-HAND 
 
| So FOR SALE 
 
   
 
- SECOND-HAND _ 
aes WAN ; 
 
  
 
Gas. eng. Th h. p. run about 
30 hours  A-i cond.. apnish am- 
ple power for small grist mill 
yr tor orchard work. Cost $142. 
sell for $50.00. Trade for good 
cow preferably with 2nd calf. 
Marvin E. Foster Morrow. 
 
-6h p. Fairmont gas eng., 0. k. 
-ond., for farm use. for sale or 
 
H. P. Blalock Ohoopee. 
2 h. wagon. good shape. for 
 
with cash for difference. Mrs. 
Bud Land. Alpharetta. Rt. 1. 
 
1 John Deere Model B. trac- 
tor and equipment: 4 dise til- 
 
\ler harrow. row market plant- 
 
ers, guano d stributors. culhot- 
ers. Desk Hillers. full set plant- 
-er plates for all seed. $1.100.00 
FOB. All in good cond. Also 1 
Deering Ideal mewing machine 
with tractor or mule hitch, $35. 
John C. Thomas. Metcalfe. 
Large 2-roller power cane 
mill: light running and in per- 
 
fect condition. a 
Park: 
 
gine. Also tire vulcanizing out- 
fit with foiler and moulds. 
Cheap or will exc. for corn. P. 
B. Childs ae 
 
  
 
 SECOND AND: oe 
MACHINERY WANTED 
 
  
 
Want 1 Jise plow for a Farm- 
all tractor. in A-1 cond. and 
cheap for cash, reply at once. 
J. W. Sammons. Baxley. Rt. 2. 
 
1 set truck scales. R. B. Robin- 
son, Newnan... 
 
row plow. tiller. cultivator 
equipment. and combine. good 
cond. and running order. Geo. 
Houston Decatur. Box 203, 
 
Fnsilage cutter, good cond. 
State Price. W. N. Tankersley. 
Martinez. = 
 
Want second-hand grain drill 
with, fertilizer attachment, also 
want 1 hole. hand - operated 
corn sheller. All must be good 
cond. priced right. Describe ful- 
ly E. Gilbert Usbornen. fe any 
Rie? 
 
Want Fordson tractor. gobd 
cond.. at right cash price. Give 
particulars. S. M. Johnson. At- 
lanta 3191 Howell Mill Rd. N. 
W. Ch 1959. 
 
Want swap 4 yr. ae mule 
for Fordson tractor, equipped 
to burn fuel oil also want disc 
turning plows tor sale. Good 
 
~cond.. and be reasonably priced. 
 
Theodore Cox, Canton. 
 
Want grain drill with fer- 
tilizer attachment hitch or horse 
 
drawn. 1 pr. platform scales in 
good cond. Floyd Quarles, El- 
 
lijay. 
 
- Exc. good 1 ee wagon for 
2 h. wagon and pay difference. 
Or. sell 1 horse: wagon. W. M. 
Chester, Dunwoody. Rt. 1. 
 
Want second hang 5 shovel 
esultivator. 1 row compost dis- 
tributor. 5 row drill. etc. State 
 
cond. make, lowest cash price. 
 
FOR. R. A. Caldwell. Boston. 
 
' Want a steam boiler. 75 to 
for a farmers local 
coope rative canning plant, 
oeaches oe other farm prod-. 
ULIS. Jas,.9: Peters, Manches- 
ter. 
 
Want 1 set of Satta m seales. 
20 M. Ib. cap. pRercr ted. R. A. 
Registat, Rentz. 
 
Want a ce tractor, in 
good cond. S. Johnson, At- 
lanta, 38 Club Drives: = 
 
Want a_terrac ng level. in 
sood cond: F..R. Arnold. Philo- 
math. . : 
 
Want used combine. In re- 
ply. state price. make, model. 
and. cond. Hamilton 152 A: 
Newnan. 
 
Wani 2 or 3 Cole. 3 row grain 
drills, in good shape. George Ww 
Potts. Newnan. 
 
Want power cane mill, Chat- 
tancoga or I. H. C., No. 44. and 
copper pan. near Cornelia. Jas. 
M. Collins. Cornelia. 
 
Exc. a 2 h. wagon for 1 h. 
wagon. Must be in good cond. 
J. W. Vickery. McRae. Rt. 2. 
 
Want good cream separator, 
suitable for 10 cow cap. sonh 
Lewis, Sparta. ze : 
 
fit a 4 or 6 John Deere Tiller, 
must be in good cond. B. F. 
Harris. Griffin, P. O. Box 364. 
 
_ Want 10 ft. Reaper and Bind- 
er with power hich. prefer John 
Deere or McCormick Deering. 
Must be good cond., and priced 
right for cash. Murrel_ Holder- 
by. Valdosta. 
 
Want a Bostrom Farm Level, 
buy or will trade a Cole late 
 
  
 
trade for good milch cow. See| 
 
sale or exc. for good 1 h. wagon. 
 
R. King. Lake | ang cultivator. State what y 
 
A 5ech sp: Hagan gasoline en- 
 
Want 1 set wagon scales and| 
 
Want late model tractor, har- 
 
Want Smalleys Rorced Feed |. 
 
| repairs need. No junk. 
 
Sewell, Sargent. 
 
size Case (or other good 
 
works anywhere. for Athen 
 
fertilizer 
 
Want John Deere seeder to| 
 
meadow, rhubarb, 25c. 
 
eee 35e, P. P. 
 
  
   
    
   
   
  
  
  
  
    
   
     
    
    
    
     
  
   
    
  
   
    
   
   
    
     
    
    
   
    
   
    
    
    
    
    
     
    
  
   
  
  
   
    
    
    
   
  
     
    
    
   
     
   
    
    
    
  
   
  
     
   
 
Want an Rnsilages : 
Claude. A. Smit h, ae -ckbrid 
 
ied: 
Exe, 1 Oli ver walking 
tivator for Pea . and - 
 
row. La: 
 
Reds 
 
Want small power gine mil 
in -first class cond. and. rea 
sonable prie. Robt. L. 
ward. Bainbridge Rt. 1.  
 
_ Want 1 large truck scale. us 
for werghing trucks ang fa 
 
animals Pierce Cobb. Norcro 
%. The Neely Farm. 
 
Want a 60- gal. cap... su: 
kettle in good cond. C,_ 
Deane, Waycross. | AML All 
 
ve. 
Want good second band 
horse. wagon, cheap for ca 
-alse want 1 pr. Black Esse 
pigs kh. L. Bu Homena 
Rt 2 Box 13= 
 
Want farm tractor. 
 
have and price. Henry Bro 
Decatur. Box. 203. . 
 
Want 1 med, size power ca 
mil] in good cond. State 
and price. W. J. Ellis. Hazl 
hurst. age 
 
Want late model secong a 
tractor plow, tiller and harrov 
 
Want second hand hay: 
horse power. cheap for 
in good cond. J. A. Parks 
up. 
 
cash or exc. 2 he gas. Tn . 
tional engine. Interna ms 
prain drill. Give full desi Tip- 
tion. 2We Ae Strickland. ag . 
cord. 
 
grain separator. Write fu i 
formation. H. R. Brock. _R 
gold. 4 
 
Want 1. power ofchard or 
on first class cond. State - 
model, how long used and 
 
Mays Stockbridge. 
 
Want a grain drill. 10 or * 
ft. size. J. N. Lanier. Cobbto 
 
Want large feed mill wi 
complete sacking tower. G 
size of mill and make. Mu 3 
in good cond. vs S: a 
Valdosta.  : 
 
Want a good useq 1. 
wagon, good cond. State: 
FOB your shipping point. _ 
aes Evans. Due Ridge. Ze 
 
Want Bae Copper S Tr 
Evaporator. John Hall, 
Moultrie. 
 
Wanted. 1 set wagon or P trac 
scales that will weigh: 10 
more tons. Advis ek yo 
have and the price. AL J. Fo 
som. Barney. | 
 
Want metal aanat wat 
wheel. size 12x6. or could 
even up to 16 ft., Consider _buy 
mg entire ccrn: mill if pric 
 
  
 
right. Dr. Emmett Ward. A 
Janta, 634 Fiat Soe 
Want a- 1934- 1938 mod 
John Deere: tractor, also cou 
use plow, cultivator, . harr 
 
or other equipment to go w.th 
it. Paul Simmons. College Par 
Rt. 2, Box 398::Ca 9785. - 
 
Want 1 syrup mill No. 
Southern Plow Co. Columbu 
Ga make, in good cond. Giv 
best cash price or trade. W.c 
 
  
 
Want a medium > to . 
Thresher that has been co 
verted into a Corn-Shuck shel, 
er. PW. Ethridge. Milner, 
 
Exc. brood mare, Th yrs or 
 
disc tractor plow, distributo 
and planter for model B. i 
Chalmers tractor. Y. W. M 
com, Madison. Rt. 4, Box 1 
 
Want a used Killefer 
Soil plow. J. J. Moore, Gray. 
 
Want a dbl. harrow for 1 
tor, also ee grain drill 
 
tachment, an 
grain drill with fertilizer  
atchment for tractor or mv 
Y, A; Oliver, Woodland. 
 
* Want good second hand 
h. wagon for cash. John Thom 
es, Blairsville, % Pat Haralson 
 
  
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS | 
FOR SALE 
 
Wild nen Swcel Burn Ja: k 
mullen chestnut leaves: yelloy 
root, red sassafras. queen 
 
tos.. $1.00: Tansy. Catnip, E 
Eaton Dahlonega, 
Beeswax, -25e:- tb: 
 
  
 
  
 
wate combination Planter or) 
a Van_ Brunt. Dh. disc grain Ce 
 
0 Ibs 
0 
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
W white. aacny dtherd 
 
yp del-or. 1Ot. of 25 lbs 
 
50 del. Sample free. Mrs. 
Coll: ms. Cordele R. 4. 
or more white feed gaeiee 
-postpaid No orders fill- 
r less than $1.00. P. 
 
4 Monticello. . 
 
goose festhess ino Ib. 
~Wood- % 
 
elen: Caan 
 
@ bulbs 85c. doz. Miss 
 
Ke bs. me 10 10  nals of 
extracted honey Ha. pay 
chgs Mrs. E Le ous 
 
io peppermint ates. 
horsemint, hoar- 
nd yarrow. dbl. and single 
; coltsfcet 25c doz.:. yel- 
attle. sassafras. aueen of 
meadow. roots: wild cherrv 
- 10 lbs. $1.00. Del. 
Re M. Olea, oe 
a } 
n. nite unused duck 
s. Oc lb, or will trade | 
trictly fresh table eggs. 
ize and - quantity and 
for quant; ty. more than 
trade. Leon B. Mayer. Ate 
RD eB. O74-A. 
e feed bags. 56c ea. 100 
ze. Add 9c postage with | 
e order. Lg. crocus bags |, 
Also. white vekin 
s young stock. near Jeving 
1.00 ea. either sex. FOB 
ewett. Savannah. R. 2. 
 
rds of all kinds all this 
 
erop. 18 var. to choose from. 
Millikin. Winder RFD. 3 
 
king orders for pecans. 
s Will shin Oct. 15th. Write | 
ces. Edw. L. Dinkins. Val- 
305 Jones St. 
hite poultry feed- sacks. 
ap. Clean but unbleach- 
od condition. eS sack. M. 
o Griffin. R 
Paidica gourds of all 
_shape. hard and readv 
at once. Make offer on 
e and amount. Promot 
ment. Edwin: Collins. Cor 
 
  
 
ant some seen of the- Ae 
 
ioned purple bloom  salad | 
 
ish pea. Also some of the 
 
fashioned white bloom . sal- 
ee Mrs. E. 
 
ould like fo ear from par 
having. Californi Berd seed 
State orice. Ms. Eunice 
el Rp 2. 
WANTED: 
t good shade. cured sage: 
 
sample and pr ce. Mrs. MM. 
 
ges. Alto. 
 
dried cage in anv quan- 
 
submit leaf 
 
dvise whether dried or 
picked leaves and 
 
: oe aoe syrup for sale, 55 gal, at my 
 
Walter Cc. Williems. Pel- 
S S. Se 
 
un. raved Bouee to- 
trash. Must be medi- 
 
for right kind of- tobacco. 
ork Clayton. 
 
HAND CURED MEAT 
PED: 
 
nted a few country: cured. 
 
and some cured side meat. 
Griner. Savannah, ae 3: 
ING, ROOTS: = 
nt wild ginseng roots. 
at price del. Bennie 
) _ Atlanta, 2520 Cas 
 
ne pure Brown Leghorn 
for Bantam eggs for hatch- 
tate. vee price. J. W. 
 
mere R. 33> Burton 
 
sassafras ee Mrs. a: 
ambrick, Eastman, R. A. 
NSEED WANTED: 
 
0 bu. pure Rucker eot- 
 
Must be pure. Lester 
 
, Danielsville R. 3. 
 
Y | AND HAY va eee 
 
at. 15: tons of bright Span- 
 
Highway 41, 13 mi. 
Buena Vista. Quote best 
price del. ang not del. 
Anthon, 21 West 10th 
olumbus. 
 
co buy 10 or 15 tons 
 
-runnr peanut hay. 
 
: cash at barn, or del, 
 
est price. J. P. Sanders, 
e. 
 
v 
 
a 
 
Mj. 
 
in Ga. 
 
| East. Waycross. Gece OW. Gib- 
 
COTTONSEED WANTED: 
 
lfvesh dug. State price per |b. 
 
| Write before sending. Monroe 
 
with price | 
 
| Rd. C.:B. Cook. Buena 
 
| Quitman. 
 
_MISCELLAN EOUS. 
_WAN TED 
 
Wank some. N. ae Red REAP 
a easonable price. Mrs. ae 
S: Rabun. Lyons. Rt. ES 
 
- Want to. buy several u. of} 
2000, seed oats: and barley, 
near Hazlehurst at. once. Cc. B. 
Collins. Hazlehurst. | iS  
 
 Want: some pusvded Fallese 
Barlev. ar Hf, Good : Cordele. : 
 
Want 3 to 5 tons of. good aes 
Quo-e best cash price del. 
H. Meeks. Pearson. ~ 
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED: 
_ Want parties having velvet 
beans in hull to write. Bureau 
of. Markets. 222 State Capitol. 
Atlanta 
- Want 20 bu. mixed peas. W. 
E. Mitchell. Cairo. Rie: 
CORN WANTED: " 
 
Want several truckloads new 
white shelleq corn. Gve rice 
in Ist. letter. a Callas. Gaines- 
Wie ses 
Want up to: 500 bu. ear corn: 
ye. ow corn preferred. State. 
price at farm or del. 30 mi. 
 
  
 
son. Reme. 
 
Want to hear from party who 
has the old time genuine Chris- 
topher Cottonseed. A. J. Wil- 
loughby.. Waco. R. 1.. 5s 
BEANS AND CORN 
WANTED: es ies 
 
Want 1 or 2.tons velvet eons 
in ped. and 20 or 30 bu. corn 
in shueck. Jc PE: WALES Grif- 
fin) RieG.  
ROOTS, AND HERBS 
WANTED: : 
 
Want some horseradish roots. 
 
ie. Morton. Mediu PO; 
| Box 122; es 
 
FRUIT AND BUTTER 
. FOR oe 
 
re 
 
Nice bhight sundried apples. 
12%% lb. in 10 Jb. lots. postpaid 
in Ga.- Also some peaches at 
the same price. Mrs. ee 
soe _Danlnesa. R. K : 
 
  
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR 
SALE ; 
 
  
 
20 ae oe beans in pod, 
1940 crop for sale. W. B. 
Spearman, Social Circle. 
 
Lady peas. this yr. crop for } 
table use: 10 Tbs. white black: 
cro dr. 8 lbs. Add postage. 
Tamar Teem. Talking Rock. 
 
Hastings Lady finger or Mush_ 
peas, white Crowder peas. new 
crop. free of trash: 10 lbs. $1.00 
del. Exc. for new feed sacks. 
 
  
 
Reed. Varnell. | 
Everbearing English peas 17 
lb. Miss Sarah Dewey Alten- 
 
town. 
 
SYRUP FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
140. ae 200d new Ssardhum 
farm..All in 10 gal. cans. 7 mi 
E. Buena Vista. Doyle- Tazewell | 
Vista: 
Goed grade Syrup in ee 
6 No. 10 glass containers or 12; 
No. 5: Write for del, price on 
quantity wanted. Lee. Patrick: 
 
HONEY BEES AND ; BEE ? 
 
rong. Send samples. Good: 
 
SUPPLIES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
i No. 2 Extracted, Haney 6-10 
Ibs. to_case $4.00; 3-10 tb. pails 
$2.19 FOB here; 2 10 lb. pails. 
-postpa'd and insured. $1.90:| 8 
j-10 Ib. pails. postpaid and in- 
 
hand and ean fill orders 
premptly. John A. Crummey, 
Jesup, PO. Box 117: 
 
18 hives with bees in them 
and 10 empty hives and 58 su- 
per bee smokers. Write for 
prices Sell cheap. eet Brant- 
ley. Soperion, R. ib 
- Bright Gallberry strained 
honey, 1, 10 lb. pail postpaid. 
$1.65: 6. 5 Ib. pails, $3.55- 1, 
60 Ik. ean;. $5.95; both exp. 
prepaid in Ga. Quality guar. 
H. L.. Hallman, Nahunta. P. 
O. -Box 25. 
 
CORN AND SEED CORN 
FOR SALE 
 
 
 
  
 
600 bu. corn in. ear, 60c bu. 
FOB. barn: Also 2 A. sweet 
potatces. want best price per 
 
Morgan. 
 
  
 
EGGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
he. H. Red hen eggs. direct. 
Hubbard Str. .for, sale. Mrs. W. 
A. Tanner, Douglas, R. 2 
 
heme 8 lbs.. 
+10 Fos.; 
Burke, 
 
| Smoking 
pay postage. No orders for less 
| than. $1.00. Mack" eevee Sur- 
| rency. js 
 
-| from 
 
50c ea. postpaid. 
 
Pound for pound. 
| Collins Cordele. R. 4, 
 
- 1941 crop nice sundried ap- | 
 
-erop, 10 Ib... 
 
sured, $1.00 A large stock on | 
 
bu. FOB farm. J. D. Cowart; ; 
 
(Reccoie ea | 
 
_ FARMS F OR R RENT 
 
  
 
Good. fine cured ~ 
$1.00: smok ng. 
$1.00. Del. Mrs. Lessie, 
surrency. = 
 
_ Some good flue cured. to- 
bacco; Chewing. 8 lbs. $1.00: 
10_ Ibs. $1.00. I: will 
 
Good grade whole Hoar ew. 
ing or smoking tobacco. 7 lb. 
 
ae 00 del Prompt shipment. e 
 
D. Lightsey, Sereven: = : 
 
Good chewing or smoking. to- 
bacco: Chewing 7 lbs. $1.00: 
Smoking. 10 Ibs. $1.00 del. Hi- 
 
ram Lightsey. Screven. 
 
Barn cured tobacco. aged 
mellow chewing. 10 Ibs $1.00: 
smoking. 14 lbs. $1.00. All pre- 
paid to 3rd gone. Mrs. 
waliants, Alma. ae fa 
 
4 
 
 
 
POTATOES AND 4 
 
Sess FOR ee 
 
  
 
Pambkine for amiss 2c 
lb. Mrs; RoC. Stover. Pis Beas 
 
  
 
FRESH AND DRIED  
Se FRUITS o72 
 
  
 
Sundried fruit: apples, 15c 
ibe; pears 20c lb.: peaches, 15c 
lb- Al] 1941 crop. Klondike and 
Mostodon strawberry plants. 25c 
C.; $1.00 M. Add postage. No 
chks. L B. Frye, Dallas, R. 3. 
 
10 lb. dried peaches. $1.25. 
Add postage: or 15 lb. Free 
worms. Mrs... Bertha 
Crowe, Dallas, R: 3.- : 
Sweet crabapples. 
Also well rooted quince sprouts. 
Mrs. J. B, 
Stevens, Grantville, R. 1. Box 
LSS: 
 
& Nice bright old fashioned fine 
 
tlavored dried peaches, free 
rom worms. 1941 crop, 20 Ib. 
del. Mrs. W.-H. Walters. Ses 
VONIGs hie. oe 
 
20 lbs. sundried Keitter pears. 
15 Jb. or exe for dried apples. 
free of core. peel and worms. 
Mrs. May 
 
voles, 15c lb. in 10 or more Ibs. 
 
lots Del. in Ga. Cash or M. O. 
 
Mrs. 
Hel. : 
 
Nice sundried apples. free 
from core and peeling. 1941 
in 10 or more Ib.. 
lots: Nice dried peaches. 15c. 
tb. in 5 or more lots. Del. in 
Ist. and 2nd. zones. Miss L. M, 
 
M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega. 
 
| White, Dahlonega. R. 1, Box 35. 
 
Good quality sundried ap- 
 
ples, 10 Ib. del. L. Pettit. Pike. 
 
Several Ibs. of nice sundried | 
 
4 cling stone peaches, peeled, 20 
 
Ib. Nelle ted geo oe i 
 
  
 
PEANUTS AND PECANS 
Soe FOR. SALE 
 
  
 
1500 Ibs. . and Froteher_ 
vecans. Make offer. H.C. Walk- 
er Wellston, R. 1... 
 
3 
 
FARMS FOR RENT | 
 
Small place with 6 R. house. 
10 mi. Decatur on McDonough- 
Decatur Rd., or Flat Shoals and 
Poemola Rd.. $20.00 monih. M. 
He Bishop, Lithonia, Rt. 3. Box 
 
7 1.or 2 h. farm, good house, 
good water, 1 mi. Vester, for 
rent or: will sell. H. Be Bell, 
Point Peter. 
 
} { 
395 acres, 160 fneeet excel- 
tent pasturage or farming. Fur- 
nished house, 3 bedrooms. bath, 
not and cold water. electricity. 
 
4 
 
tobacco, | 
E bacadaeter fe 
 
' Accredited school: 
 
TAS Bet 
| Northeast Dublin. Good houses 
 
_| tillable. 
-T. Holmes.::Cor~ 
 
50c peck: | 
 
by county, suitable for stock. 
 
| South or Central Ga. State ap- 
 
'T. Holmes. Covington. 
 
'A-41,. 
 
| by county,. 
 
  
 
Accredited school; fine  com- 
 
munity. Will lease to gocd ten-!. 
 
ant. Mrs. George W. Bromell. 
 
Clyo. 
 
To a middleaged couple. pare 
out children, a 2 h. farm and 
good Bermuda pasture: reserv- 
 
ing joint right to use of pas+| 
 
ture: Locateqd 72 mi. Ameiicus. 
Comforiable 5 R.  nesidence. 
good barn, tenant heuse; 3 near- 
by churebes. LL. M.- Smith. 
Americus 312 W. College St. 
 
For reni, 3 or 4 farms, I mi. | 
Northeast Dublin. Good houses 
and plenty tenant houses: 1-3 
. farm on Orvington paved 
highway: 1-4 h. farm on lower 
road. Good barns, wood, water, 
land. W. P. Lassiter, Waynes- 
boro, ; 
 
Small place with 6 R. house: 
 
kh 
 
10 mi Decatur.on McDon: Hees Le ff. 
 
' power line; 
 
| Jand, 
 
| and SS About % million: 
 
  
 
Decatur Rd., or Flat Shoals 
Fomola. Rd. 00 
 
ie ee es 
rx 5 or 2. Be coy oad oie 
1 mi. Vester, for 
rent or will sell. E 0 Bell. 
Point Pter. 
 
395 acres. 160 cieaved. ee 
lent. pasturage or farming. Fur- 
nished house. 3 bedrooms, bath. 
hot and coid water, electricity 
fine -com-.- 
muniiy. Will lease to good. ten-_ 
 
yant. Mrs. George WwW. Bromell. 
Clyo. : & aX 
 
LON Middleaged couple. 
without children, a 2 h. farm 
 
and. good. bermuda pasture: re- 
 
joint right to use. of 
Amer- 
ress- 
 
serving 
pasture. Located 72 mi. 
icus. Comfortable 5 R.- 
 
-ldence gocd barn tenant house: 
3 nearby. 
 
churches. L, W 
Smith, -Amer.cus. 312 Wz. -Col- 
ese: St.  
 
For rent, 3 or 4 oe 1 mi. 
 
and plenty tenant houses: 1-3 h. 
tarm on Orvington paved high- 
way; 14 h. farm on lower road. 
Good bains. wood. water. Jand. 
Wee Re Lassiter. Waynesboro. 
 
  
 
| WANT TORENT FARMS 
 
  
 
a 
 
Want : to rent wath op! jon to 
buy. small water power mill in 
 
-|South or Central Ga. Siate ap- 
-|prox-mate acreage. of any land 
 
Fayette, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
imprcvements, etc. 
 
ygton., 
 
Want corn and, wheat mill. 
with large lake and adequate. 
water supply. Prefer location 
within 50 mi. Atlanta. Give tull 
particulars. H. R. Hunter. At- 
lanta. 561 Lakeshore Dr. N. E. 
 
Want to rent near Adamsville 
about 10 or 15 acres for stand- 
ing rent, Chas. E. Stantc 1, At- 
lanta Rt. 8s Box 205,* 
 
Want to rent next vet (by 
 
responsible man With guarar |. 
 
teed income). for cash rent 
small farm about 2 horse. Any- 
where in So. Ga. below Vienna. 
Good peanut and cotton allot- 
 
ments. On or near paved high-}  
 
way. Can furnish everything. 
Exp. tobdcco. Thos. M. Wood. 
Chamblee. Rt. 2. Box A- 41. 
Want good farm, any size. 
standing rent. Berrien or near- 
 
Prefer with option to buy. M. 
Sanders _ Nashville.  
 
Want 1 h. farm in or near 
Colonitt. Co., preferably on pow- 
er line: good bldgs., ang land. 
Prefer near church and school 
bus line. L. _E. Watson, Pou-| 
lan. 
 
Want= on fair. share basis, 
some well drained. fundown 
farm land with good red clay, 
no heavy timber. to rebuild to 
good producing condition. Ero- 
 
sion or ordinary gullies no ob- | 
 
jection. Prefer within reason- 
able working distance of Grif- 
fin, but consider elsewhere. Y. 
M. Anderson, Williamson. 
 
Want to rent with cption to 
buy small water power mill in 
 
proximate acreage, of any land 
tillable, improvements, etc. Jd. 
 
Want corn and wheat mill, 
wth large lake ang adequate 
water supply. Prefer location: 
within 50 mi. Alanta. Give full 
particulars. H. R. Hunter, At- 
Jania. 561 Lakeshore Dr. Ne E. 
 
- Want to rent near Adamsville 
about 10 or 15 acres for stand- 
ing rent. Chas. E. Stanton. Ate 
Janta. Rt. 8 Box 205. 
 
Want to rent next year (by | 
responsible man with guaraan- 
teed income), for cash rent 
small farm about 2 horse. Any- 
where in So. Ga., below Vien- 
na. Good peanut ang cotton al 
lotments. On cr near paved 
highway. Can. furnsh every- 
thing. Exp. tobacco Thos. M. 
 
Je 
 
  
 
Wood. Chamblee. Rt. 2. Box! 
 
Want good farm. any size. 
standing rent. Berrien or near- 
suitable for stock. | 
Prefer with option to buy. M. 
Sanders, Nashville. 
 
Want 1 h. farm in or near 
Co., preferably on! 
good bidgs.,. and 
land. Prefer near chureh and 
school bus line. L. E, Watson, 
Poulan. 
 
Want on fair share basis, some 
well drained, rundown farm 
with good red clay, no 
heavy timber, to. rebu-ld | to 
good yrcducing condition. Ero- 
sion or ordinary gullies no ob- 
jection. Prefer within reason- 
yble-working distance of Grif- 
fin. but consider elsewhere. Y. 
M. Anderson. Williamson. 
 
FARM LAND FOR SALE 
 
CORRECTION: 445 A. about 
120 in: cultivation,. bal. timber 
 
Coiquitt 
 
  
 
  
 
e. timber, well imp. | e 
 
; old. wt. 
 
  
 
or will pay. cash. - 
Christian Church. J. 
kins College Park 
 
Want buy a real 
mele calf2. 300- 350 
a vor. of 6 mos. tc - 
or white peafowls. 
black ewe lambs, 6 j 
cld for sale A. H. W 
 
HOGS WANTED: 
 
Exe. a Red Duroc male 
for black  guinea ma 
James. Axson. 
 
Want 6 or 8 feeder 
125 Ib. to carry until Feban 
on halves. Have  plen 
Also want 8 or 10 feede 
ings to winter on share 
McKoon. Newnan. Rt. 3 
 
Want O. I. C. gilt at rea 
able price: Make hest off 
E Morgan. Sr.. 
 
430.7  
SHEEP AND COATS 
WANTED: 
 
Want m.lk goat. now 
4 qts. ot more. Write ful 
ticulars, including pric 
oy express to Americus. 
esa Americus, 844 
RABBITS AND GUINEA PIGS- 
(CAVIES) WANTED: 
 
Exc 2 pwllets 1 rooser 
 
ist. natch, R. tf. Reds for. 
 
grown rabbits. prefer w ite. 
W. Golden. Doerun, RES 
CATTLE WANTED: 
 
eos several grade Holstei 
 
ele and female calves.  
sze. and orice Ss. Oden Black. 
are see 
 
Want 4 young Jersey mi 
cows witn calves from 4- 
cld. Cow must be O. K an 
good milk and butter cows with 
not over 3rd. calf. Must 
gentle. no bad habits. W 
Moore. Haddock. R. 1. | 
 
  
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Registered Hereford 
(Domino breeding), 5 yr. 
$100.00. R. C, McCollum, Al 
bany 229 Broad Ave. 
 
Fine polled Hereford 5 
6 yr. old Reg., wt. around 14 
lbs. To sell or exchange. Ww. \ 
Quinn Washington, Rt. 230% 
 
2 yr. Hereford, horn type, k 
not dehorned last spring. Re 
fine for breeding. In good 
dition. $90.00 FGB. W. M. 
trell, Blue Ridge. 
 
1 light Jersey 
giving around 2 gal, 
pasture. $45.00 cash o 
for other cow,.at my barn. - 
Tommie Maddox, Ries: ion, 
TF Box 3 
 
reg, Aberdeen 
$150.00 at farm. HS 
McRae. R. 1, 
 
ae RB Ward. Duluth. R. t 
 
] 
1 SUT, 
 
nurebred roan. 
 
| wt. abcut 1200 lbs.. 
 
G. Holeomb Clarkesville. 
Mature Jersey bull 
 
Hill Noble. No. 386467. r 
 
cheap at $100.00. W. E. Stewart 
 
Swacrds. * 
 
6 mos, - to 2 YES: aa. feo 
 
to $300. A reg. Polled bu 
res. oo: PS boars, 3 mo Oy. 
$15. 00 ea.. with papers. at tt m. 
 
ee RB. Avery, Crinle. 
 
1 Jersey milch cow, 
fresh with 3 wks. old a 
giving 3 gal. on pasturage 
at my place, 7 mi. North. * : 
Gaines. Mrs. Troy A. Hu 1: 
ries. Fort Gaines. ee 
 
1 polled Hereford bull, 6 yr ae 
1200 Ibs. papers fur 
nished $150.00. Changing on ae: 
count of inbreeding. W. EF. W 
 
din, Hazlehurst, RFD. 2.  
 
3 reg. Jersey milch x 
_ freshen in Oct., Nov. | 
 
| Sell Or exc for 
 
B. F. Lester. Conyers Ri, Ber 
Purebred _5 mos. cld Jerse: 
 
, Calf (heifer). Large to age. 
_be seen at_Cobb Co. Fair. 
, 23-27. E. W. Hendon, JY. 
 
rietta. R= 2: 
 
Gocd Jersey cow. _. whe ad 
calf. $50.00 #t- my barn. Otis 
Q@. MecCart. Lithonia, R. 1.. (2. 
mi. Ns -W. Rose bud). ses 
 
40 head of real nice grade 
Jersey heifers, 8c lb. Wt. from 
250 to 500 lbs. ea. in lets of ten - 
or more. Allow buyer to select.  
Also 10 milch cows, grade Jer- 
sey. will freshen within next 
80 days. WwW. T. Greer, a 
ton. 
 
1 thoroughbred Guer nse 
 
'20 mos. old best breeding 
 
Spay = and. 
 
  
   
    
   
   
    
     
    
  
   
   
  
    
    
     
  
   
    
   
    
    
   
   
    
    
    
    
   
   
    
   
  
   
   
     
    
    
     
     
   
   
    
     
  
     
     
   
  
   
  
    
      
   
   
  
  
    
     
      
   
   
    
   
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Jersey cow giving 2 to 2% 
, milk on pasture: 3% gal. on 
vod feed. 3rd. calf. Very gen- 
ae $50.0@ at barn without calf. 
hos. J: Key. Waco. Rt. 1, 
Box 141.  
- Guernsey bull, born 8- 29- 40. 
Sired by Glencairne Champion. 
No. 262841. out of Miss Syiph 
Fairfield, 558794. See him 
t E. M. Lees place. Omaha. 
 
  
 
sey. Columbus. Box 199, 
 
  
 
- HOGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Reg Duroc boar, 
March 20. 1940 and 1 farrowed 
pr. 23, 1941. Both Champion 
foodlines. Sell: or exc. S. L. 
ornton. Dewyrose, R. 1. 
 
4 purebred big bone black 
Poland Chinas, 3 gilts, 1 male, 
will sell for cash or exc. for 
oy William F. Greene, Cray, 
 
yr ey male black essex 
2. $5.00 ea. FOB. Walter H. 
 
cker, Elberton, R. 6. 
 
7. purebred thin-haired Black 
pssex boar, 50-60 lbs. Ready 
i = 50 FOB. Exc. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
C. male, Con- 
uest breeding, cholera im- 
wuned, reg. in buyers name, 
ust ready for light service, 
25.00. D. F. Lee, Dawson. 
Q..1. C., S. P. C. crossed. both 
Si ex a mos. down, wt. 150 lbs. 
: ra: $15.00 ea. down to $8:00 
a Par my place. J. L. Williams, 
pharetta, Star Rt. 
Finest cross breed P. C. and 
Berkshire, pigs for sale or trade 
ar calves. L. R. Pierson, Dora- 
le, Lilly Mill Rd, 
pigs. 6 wks. old. $5.00 ea.; 
tock hog, 8 mos. old, $20.00 
my farm, 1% mi. west In- 
jan Springs. Matthew Byrd, 
ackson. Rt. 2. 
ee Berkshire sows and 
$12.00 ea. Farrowed 
uly at by Advancer Princess. 
: 416684, and Advancer 
een, No. 417974; both sired 
Oakdale Prince, No, 387454. 
: Richardson, Lithia springs. 
 
  
 
>. I. C. male pig, purebred 
UL -reg., 15 mos. old, about 
0 pe 275 Ibs., not a bad habit. 
iver here at 10c Ib. Will not 
e nor ship. Lewis W. 
ompson. Swainsboro. Rt, 2. 
Essex males, ready for light 
vice, $12.50 and $15.00 re- 
etively. Both real good 
eush not reg. bred and un 
gilts, all fine stock, Essex. 
ok. Hampshire and Du- 
$15.00 at 5-6 mos, old; 
00 older: booking orders for 
. C. pigs, reg., $10.00 ea., 
reg. $7.50 ea. M. Sanders, 
shville. 
 
purekred male pig, 
ne black Guinea, purebred. 
ay-fat kind. 6 wks. old, $5.00. 
f . Knowles, Hillsboro. Rt. 1. 
hampions blooded, service 
gars and wean pigs, spotted 
nd China breed, prices rea- 
able, F. H. Bunn, Midville. 
black P. C. boar pigs, wt. 
lbs., 3% mos. old. Can be 
in cS name, $12.00 ea. 
my place. J. C. M. Bohlen, 
ison. R. 3. 
 
wks. old. duroc pigs, both 
awe end a 
 
little 
 
  
 
  
 
Doolittle. Pie eo 
 
black Essex, thin-hair 
ots, wt. about 40-50 lbs. ea.; 
ae aes 2 males, 3 fe- 
$5.00 ea. at farm =or 
30 ea. shipped if 2 more are 
es Also 2 fine thin-hair 
ck-Essex gilts unbred, 6 
old lifetreated for cholera, 
e plague, $10.00 ea. All in 
ae peop. Exe, for eee 
 
  
 
_ purebred black poland 
1ina pigs, 8 wks, 4 males, will 
whole lot, $35.00 or $5.00. 
eorge i. Bennett. Madi- 
 
  
 
purebred (not reg.) Berk- 
sow. age 18 mos. wt. 
325 lbs., $30.00 at lot. C. 
Skelton. Lavonia, Re As 
 
big bone and Hampshire 
rom 2-5-8 wks. old. Alsc 
es for sale. If inter- 
_L. Colston, Cor- 
 
ig bone black African Gui- 
pigs. 8 wks. old., $8.00 ea. 
5.00 pr. 1, 2 yr. old boar, 
250 or 300 Ibs.. good. sire 
 
oe or $40.00 crated and ship- 
peo PS Prather, Manroe, 
 
i Die: service boars, 
3. ce. Stivers, P. O. Box 
 
farrowed. 
 
1 be 6 wks. old Oct. 
 
$10.00 ea.. 
j yrs. old, works good at any- 
 
gp0d conditioned, $35.00. 
 
  
 
  
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
HOGS WANTED 
 
  
 
Want 1 little bone /Cuinea 
gilt (stay fat kind) prefer ready 
bred at reasonable price. A. J. 
Kent. Midville R. 2. 
~ Want a pair of little bone, 
purebred Black Poland China 
pigs no relation. Will pay cash 
or exc, the big bone. Poland 
China for same. Brooks Greene 
Gray. R. 2. 
 
Want reg. black Essex male 
pig for breeding purposes. Pre- 
fer 1 about 10 wks. old. W.M. 
Cook.Broxton. 
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Good farm mule, wt. about 
950 lbs., about 12 yrs. old cheap 
for cash. Margaret Easterwood 
Tallapoosa, R. 1. | 
 
2 good young mules at my 
barn. J. J. Vickers. Willacoo- 
chee, R. 2. 
 
2 young heavy work mares, 
well broke, for sale. See at my 
farm near Emory University. 
Walter T. Candler, Candler 
Bldg. Atlanta. 
 
1 good plug horse mule, 12 
or 15 yrs. old. Wt. 850 or 900 
lbs. Sound every way. good 
eyes. Work anywhere. $35.00 
cash. Trade for hogs yearlings, 
or cow and calf. Willis M. Grif- 
fis, Sereven: R. 1. 
 
A good work mare, cheap or 
trade for calves, pigs or any- 
thing of equal value. O. C. Ba- 
ker, LaFayette, R. 4. 
 
A good black horse mule, wt. 
1,000 lbs, 12 yrs. old, cheap. 
een Jones, Gainesville, Rt. 
 
1 good mare mule, $25.00 cash 
or trade for corn or pigs at 
same value. Sound, never been 
sick or crippled. good eyes. All 
around good mule. Eric Walker, 
Riverdale. (2 mi. W. of River- 
dale). 
 
1-9 yr. 1100 lbs. Bay 
mule: 1, 7 yr. B. mare 
l-eyed, very swift: 1 B. 
mule above 15 yrs. O. K.: 
ed, $150.00 $75.00 and $30. 00. 
Want to sell one. W. G. Pevey: 
Conley.  
 
il mare mule. sound, good 
cond. work anywhere, about 
900 lbs.,.11 yrs. old, strawberry 
roan, $65. 00. Mrs. A. R. Curry, 
Mt. Pleasant. 
 
Pair mare mules and harness. 
7 years old, 1100 lbs. or 1125 
lbs., gait good, work anywhere. 
Run in pasture with cattle or 
other stock $325.00. J. A. Mas- 
sengale, Wildwood. 
 
Good mule, about 10 yrs. old 
 
mare 
mule 
mare 
 
work anywhere. good and gen- 
 
tle. Also good 1-H. wagon, both 
$45.00- Also good milch cow. 
$45.00. Giving about 2 gal. day. 
B. P. Weaver. Dalton. R. 2. 
 
3 good mules. farm tools, feed 
stuff. Also 10 brood sows. Will 
sell with my farm. J. A. Smith, 
Calhoun. R. 3 
 
Fine 13 yr. old fat black mare 
mule, $70.00. Good worker wt. 
1,300 lbs. Also good one horse 
wagon, $30.00. Also 3 rams, 1 
 
yr. old. $6.00 ea. L. P. Single- 
 
ion, Fort Valley 
1 Shetland pony, wt. 340 lbs., 
 
| cheap for cash. Howard Wright. 
 
Demorest. 
 
I good gentle gray mare. 
Work anywhere, wt. 1,150 lbs., 
7 yrs. old. Jack Swain, Way- 
eress, R. 1. Sunnyside. 
 
1 mare and 2 colts 2 yrs old, 
other 5 mos. old: 1 stallion, 5 
 
thing and 2 mules. all for sale 
for cash: Also cutaway harrows. 
1 spike harrow. 1 cultivator and 
other farm tools, for sale. L. 
T. Cummings, Roberta. (About 
4 mi. S. Roberta.) 
 
1,100 lb: mare mule. about 
10: yrs. old. good condition. 
Good worker. $100.00. Foster 
Prather. Atlanta, 450 Sterling 
St. N. E. De8603. 
 
6 yr. old mare, 1 mule, 12 
yrs. old sell or trade for any- 
thing can use. Accept oats rye, 
~rheat, shucks, as part pay. S. 
R. Spires, Lincolton. 
 
1 gray mare, 8yrs. old, wt. 
1,15@- lbs. Guar. to work any- 
where. Good condition and 
nothing wrong with her. $75.00. 
Floyd Quarles Ellijay. 
 
Black mare mule, good con- 
dition, $40.00 or trade for seed 
oats. D: HE. Moore, Gray. 
 
3 geod brood mares, cheap for 
cash or exc, for cows and hogs. 
M. H. Calloway, Bishop. R. 1. 
 
Good mare mule. wt. about 
1,250 Ibs. for. sale or swap for 
2 small mules. Milton Garner, 
Rockmart R. 3. 
 
1 red blaze face horse, 6 yrs. 
old. wt. 1,000 Ibs. Gentle, work 
anywhere, $130.00. J. E. Pitt- 
man, Avera, R. 1. 
 
1 plug mule. work anywhere, 
$3000 at my place. D. B. Bel- 
knapn. Lizella. R. 1 1, Box, 162. 
 
  
 
  
 
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HORSES AND MULES 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
1 fine norse.6 yrs. old. gen- 
tle, will work anywhere. Can 
be seen at Beason Farm near 
Rose Hill $150.00. Mrs. Fannie 
Hudson, Hartsfield. 
 
1 red horse mule, 9 or 10 
yrs. old sound and fat. work 
anywhere, wt. about 1300 or 
1400 lbs. Will trade for a good 
young work mare with mule 
colt. P. H. Woodard, Chaun- 
cey R. 1. 
 
Nice saddle horse. work any- 
where about 10 or 11 yrs. old, 
and 1,g00d plug mare mule for 
sale or exc. for milch cows or 
young heifers. Milton Bryant. 
Blakely. 
 
1 good, gentle horse, worth 
anybodys $125.00 will sell for 
$75.00 at once. John Mathis. 
McBean. Rt. 1. Box 115. 
 
1 horse mule,  yrs. old wt. 
900 Ibs. 
stepper, without a blemish on 
him. $90.00. Can be sen at my 
farm, near Ben Hill, Mrs. G. O. 
reaped Ben Hill. P. O. Box 
14. 
 
1 big old mule, walks and 
works good: good for road work 
or farm. Cash or swap for fat 
nog in good cond. Wm. Mid- 
dleton, Buford. Rt. 2. 
 
2 good farm mules, 1 about 
800 Ibs., other about 1000 Ibs., 
when fat. Sell one or both. 
$50.00 ea. or trade for good 
stock of heifers, or good milch 
cow. Chas. E. Stanton, Atian- 
ta. 205 Hemphill School Rd. 
(Adamsville District.) 
 
Black horse mule, about 12 
yrs. old. wt. 1,000 lbs. or more; 
in good condition or will exc. 
for yearling heifer or milch 
cow. L. T. Chandler, Powder 
Springs. R. 2. 
 
1 good mule and 2 plug mules 
to sell or exc. for cows, yearl- 
ings. and gentle pony or horse 
for children. J. H. Smith, Ft. 
Valley, R. 1. 
 
1 bay mare, about 8 yrs. old, 
 
foaled one time. Mrs. W. M. 
Daniel Atlanta, 1044 Oak St., 
S. W. 
Young gentle mule, made 2 
crops, $175.00; oxen, work 
anywhere. wt. around 900 lbs., 
safe for women to handle, $45. 
Dollie Blackwell. Dahlonega. 
 
3 gaited horse, 7 yrs. old, well 
trained, solid black, good size, 
also 3 gaited mare, 10 yrs. old. 
work to wagon or plow; also 
purebred, 18 mos. old Holstein 
bull, ready for service, 2 heifers, 
same age: Reasonable prices. B. 
L. Custer, Marietta, Seminole 
Dr. 
 
3 good 1400 Ib, work mules, 
and a 1000 lb. horse. Ages from 
8 to 12 yrs. All in good cond. 
and work good. E. E. Parker, 
Atlanta, 26 Ivy St., N. E. Phone 
Wa 2341 or Ma 4737. 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
Want to buy 1 mule of the 
blocky type, weighing 850 Ibs. 
to 900 lbs, Sound and clear of 
blemishes and not past the 
smooth mouth age. Cheap for 
cash. Not particular about be- 
ing fat. B. L. Shelnutt, River- 
date Rt. Ay 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
' For service, Georgia Bill 
Reg. No. 63442 in A. M. G. R. A. 
Grandson of Ex-Chivas-Sir- 
Patrice. No. 52494. Fee, $3.00: 
Does, well cared for. J. s John- 
ston, Waynesboro. 
 
Purebred, pedigreed and reg. 
Toggenburgs exclusviely. Extra 
fine assortment of milking does 
and doelings to sell reasonable. 
Also buck service by Sir Rod- 
erick the most outstanding 
hornless Toggenburg buck of 
the Soutn. Fee $5.00. which is 
the same to everyone. John 
Hynds, 93 Warren St. N. E:, 
Atlanta. De. 5140. 
 
At stud large natural butt- 
headed Toggenburg buck. Vig- 
orous fertile and blooded milk 
stock. Does boarded reasonably. 
 
i Service fee. $2.00.. Mrs. Zaida 
 
McElroy 205 Norwood Ave., N. 
E., Atlanta. De. 3710. 
 
At Stud: Purebred Nubian 
buck, with attractive appear- 
ance and breeding, reg. N-2396 
in American Goat Society. Fee 
$3.00 for grade does and $5.00 
for purebreds. No shipments. 
Earl S. Redwine, Madras. 
 
Few good Toggenburgs and 
Nubian milk goats, 4-6 ats day. 
Come and see them, or write. 
C. F. Cochran, Cass Station. 
 
1 Toggenburg, Saanan, cross- 
ed milk goat. Fresh, 2 yrs. old, 
large size. Now, milking 3 ats. 
day..$27.50 for quick sale. Mids. 
 
6 wks. old. Mrs, ames Turner, 
Blairsville,  
 
work anywhere, good | 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
yrs old. From excellent stock. 
Is not mean and vicious. Chean. 
 
Saanan buck. 
bian doe for sale, 
goats. $1.00 month. Mrs. J. W. 
Easley, Hapeville Landers Dr.. 
Box-161. Ca... 2598. 
 
goat Society Best blood lines. 
$5.00 for purebreds: 
 
ta 349 Murray Hill Ave.. N. E. 
De. 6912. 
Reg. purebred Nubian 
 
for service. Black. light trim. 
 
the best. Fee $5.00 
 
ing: 
$3 00 for grades. 
 
purbreds: 
 
F. E. Grubbs. Demorest. 
= fresh milk breed goats, $15. 
> 30 white leghorn hens 1% 
fee old $1. ea. 10 prs. Birming- 
 
J. B. Boyter. Fitzgerald. R. 3. 
 
At stud: Ginger T-1473. 
Proven purebred Toggenburg: 
short hair. Sire. Canyon Tri- 
Avada 53442. 11 imported 
breedings and 8 advanced reg- 
istered does in pedigree 
purbreds. $5.00: Grades $3.00. 
Mrs. Ovalene Highland, Martin. 
Ro 4. 
 
1 Toggenburg and Saanan 
crossed 2 yrs. old, fresh, 3 kids 
7 wks. old. 1 gal. day. Last 
kidding. $22.50 for quick sale. 
Frank Turner Blairsville. 
 
5 grade Nubian Tog. hornless 
does freshen Nov. ist. 2 ats. 
$15.00 ea. 2 Saanan, bred to 
reg. Saanan, $25.00 ea.. 6 mos. 
grade hornless' doelings and 
bucks. $10:00 ea.: At Stud: 
Snow King, No. 66314, blood of 
Altas Franz-Juare-Mile High- 
Columbine - Honeysuckle. $5. 
Mrs. Nort Smith. Arnoldsville. 
 
5. good grade Shropshire ewes, 
2 rams and 1 Weather, all in 
good condition. $40.00 at my 
farm. 5 mi. W. of Hiram. J. T. 
McClung, Hiram, R. 1. 
 
Nice clean cut, 18 mos. old 
doe with ist. kid. 3 mo. old. 
giving almost 3 ats. milk. Brown 
in color with no horns. $30.00. 
C. T. Gaines, Buford. 
 
At Stud: Purebred Nubian 
of finest imported and Amer- 
ican blood lines. Fee, $5.00 pure 
bred: $3.00 grade. A. S. Herner. 
Atlanta. Phone Cherokee 6060. 
 
At Stud. iarge natural butt- 
head Toggenburg buck, Vigor- 
ous. fertile, and blooded milk 
stock. Does boarded reasonable. 
Service fee, $2.00. Mrs. Zaida 
McElroy. Atlanta. 205 Norwood 
Ave., N. E. De. 3710. 
 
l-#pr.. Teggenburg< youns | 
goats, buck ready for service; 
.doe supposed to freshen first 
time first of January, $20.00; 
also mowing machine. J. H. 
Boleman, Gainesville. Rt. 3. 
 
3 second cross, young Saanan 
does, open or bred: 1-100 per 
cent pure, reg. Saanan buck, 
ready for service; reg.. 18 mos. 
old doe, recently bred. also. a 
full sister, 6 mos. old and twin 
sister of above buck. Sell any 2 
of lot. All reg., papers furnish- 
ed. 18 mos. old, B. B. Red .ban- 
tam cock for sale. Edwin Simp- 
son Atlanta, 695 Paynes Ave. 
N- Ww. 
 
500 goats; billys, $1.25; nan 
nies $1.50 each while they 
last. Sam Small, c-o Blue 
Springs Farms. Hamilton. 
 
1 milk goat, milking with 
first kids, fine grade, $390.00; 
1 doe, 6 mos. old, bred, also of 
high grade 1 buck, 6 mos. old. 
Mrs. wo Duncan, Douglas- 
 
ville, Rt. 
 
15 2 does. and 15 second 
cross and better kids. 1 reg. 
Saanan buck, will sacrifice. L. 
W. Lewis, 131 Beech Ave. Ma- 
con, 
 
Purebred pedigreed and reg: 
Toggenburgs, exclusively. Ex- 
tra nice assortment. of bred 
milking does. and bred doel- 
ings, reasonable. Also buck 
service by Sir Roderick,* the 
 
genburg buck of the South. Fee 
$5.00, with the same to every- 
one. John Hynds, Atlanta, 93 
Warren St., N. E. De. 5140. 
 
At stud, purebred Nubian 
buck, reg. N-2396 in American 
Goat Society with attractive 
sreeding and appearance. Fee 
$5.00 for purebred and $3.00 for 
 
  
 
grade does. No shipments. Earl 
S. Redwine, Madras. 
 
Toggenburg grade buck, 1% 
 
50 big fat mutton goats ready 
for market. Raised on my own 
farm R. S. Anderson. Hawk- 
 
insville. 
 
At stud reg. purebred Tog- 
genbure ouck G-Man Joes 
Confucius. T-3032, American 
 
from heavy milking stock. Fee 
$3.00 for 
 
grades, Warren Rollins. Atlan- 
 
sire 
 
naturally hornless. La Crescen- 
 
ta-Loma Alto-Mile high we 
or 
 
1 
 
bred grade. few reg: purebred 
kids. Reasonably for this qual- 
ity 1 reg. purebred milking doe 
 
buck. Naturally hornless and 
 
umph T-629: Dam-Mile high 
 
Fee 
 
most outstanding hornless Tog- 
 
"Wednesday, October 1, 
 
For service at my barn, white 
fee, $2.00: 1 Nu- 
has been 
 
bred giving 1 qt milk. Pasture 
 
Mrs. Nora Smith. Arnoldsville, | 
 
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\ first freshening. 1 giving 2 
 
_Mrs. C K. Phipps, Newna 
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SHEEP AND GOA 
FOR SALE 
 
  
 
1 French Alpine milk go 
ready to breed. $8.00  
FOB. Jewell Smith. Ga 
ville. R. 7. : 
 
At stud reg. purebred Tog 
burg buck. G-man Joes | 
fucius, T-3032 in 
Goat Society. Best i 
for quality breeding and h 
mil. production. Fee $5.00 
purebreds. $3. for grades. 
ren Rollins. 349 Murray 
Ave... N. E.. Atlanta. De 6912 
 
Reg. Saanan male at St 
Fee $3.00: 1 weeks free b 
W. J.:-Sumlin, Atlanta 0 
Grand Ave.. N. W.. Center Hilf 
 
7 common natural horn 
goats. 2 males. $9.00. Ed 3 
Sturdivant West Po'nt R. 1 
 
Habtab 11 reg. purebred 
bian sire of La Crescenta-Loy 
Alto-Mile high breeding: bla 
with light trim: naturally hor 
less: very large beautiful bu a 
Fee $5.00 cash at service. 
shipping. Reg. purebred 
kid for sale. F. E. Grubb 
morest. a 
 
2. fine nannie goats, 6 m 
old, crossed with Toggenbu 
and Nubian $15.00 for the | 
E. P. Owell, College Park 
2. (Live 2 mi. College 
in Jones settlement). 
 
10 Spring Ewe lambs for sa 
Mrs. D. S. Standard, Danb 
 
2 Toggenburg milk . goa 
 
daily, $18.00 for the 2 for qui a 
sale. Rev. James A. Hale, Su 
merville. eet 
 
  
 
INCUBATORS AND 
BROODERS FOR SAL: E 
 
  
 
150 cap., Sears-Roebuck bl 
flame brooder. $5.00: also 
lard. black and white mus 
ducks $1.00 ea.; Mallard dra 
50c and 75c ea. Buff | 
drakes. $1.00 ea: Exc. dr 
for fryers. Miss Roberta } 
collum, Grantville. 
 
Little brown hen ~ inc., 
twice, good as new, instruct 
and all parts. for sale or 
that and other value for  
C. gilt or cow or heifer, m 
ing or soon to milk. Mrs. C 
ton Douglas, Alma. Rt. 1. | 
 
Inc., 120 egg Buckeye d 
440 egg electric both good cont 
$9.00 and $35.00 respectivel: 
exc. for good hogs or cow 
Sanders. Nashville. 
 
1 Smiths Mother N 
brooder and instruction sh 
never been used. $4.75. 
Hubert L. Sheppard, T 
(Mail Ashburn. ) 
 
Little brown hen 50 cap. 
burner inc.. good as new $ 
Mrs. L..B. Chases. Kingslan 
 
Brooder, complete. hom 
made. cost about $9.00; se 
$3.50 (only one left). 50 t 
cap., ked. burner. D. P.  
wards, Waycross. 
 
1 Cypress inc., 160 egg c 
perfect cend., $7.00 FOB Ru 
ledge. Mrs. A. A. Wau  
Mansfield. Rt. 1. as 
 
Want oil burning or. a 
breoder, 250-500 chick ca 
, Stribling, Manchester. Bo 
 
Want 6 Broiler finishing 
teries and 1-18 hen cap.., 
ing batteries, in good s 
for cash. M. L. Bowers, Au 
ta. 732 Lake Ave.. N. E. 
 
Want 1 Sears-Roebuck e 
tric baby chick brooder. s 
construction, 3 or 4 deck, 
 Oliver. Barnesville. 207 
 
5 deck elcetric starting _ b 
ery brooder at half price. R. 
Fibson, Clarkston. 
 
600 egg Queen inc. hot wa 
iL burning; has 4 trays o 
299 cap. ea., good as new, 4 
Niece Herron, Martin. Rt. 
 
350 egg cap. Super Ha 
Inc.. $15.00 or trade for 
eoat or meat hogs or cal 
 
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INCUBATORS AND 
-BROODERS WANTEI 
 
Want second hand Fl 
Poultry feeders, metal, in 
cond. Write size. make | 
lowest cash price. R. A. C 
well, Boston. RFD. 2. 
 
RABBITS AND GUINI 
PIGS (Cavies) FOR SA 
 
3 White N. Z. rabbits, 2  
and buck, 1 doe bred, $4 
FOB for lot. T. M. Sap 
dowici. 
 
/ 1 young pr. black ~ 
pigs (cavies), $1.25; 1 
white buck, Yr. old, $1.60 
same breed, 1 to 1% yrs. 
$1.50. No chks. B. H. 
back, East Point, 302 Harr 
iaNe Zz white, 18 mos. 
buck, $2.00; 6 grays and 
8 wks. old, $5.00. Exe. 
April 1941 hatch B. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
OULTRY FOR SALE _ 
 
POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
"POULTRY FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
RRED. WHITE AND 
 
AAA June hatched, B. R. 
kerels. with Cert. of breed- 
on them. 75 ea. Not pre- 
d Mrs. Lula H.. Parker, 
 
WR pullets, pure 
shel Str. $1.00 ea.: Cockerels, 
50 ea.: 10 pullets and 1 un- 
Jated cockerel. $10.00: 1. 1941 
. R. cock., same .str.. $1.50. 
rs. J. L. Wallace. Bowersville. 
 
3 topnot B. R. roosters, wt. 
bout 2 lbs. ea., 75c ea. M. O. 
Trudie DeFoor. 
 
ullets. 2 aa old. 40c ea. at my 
ome. Mrs. A. B. Crow. Flow- 
Branch. .R. 2. 
 
} Aristocrat B. R. hens, 1 yr. 
: 1 cockerel, 4 mos, old. wt. 
os. unrelated. The 6 for 
00. Mrs. Willis Smith. Reol- 
on. c 
 
Apr. and. May hatched 
ets purebred Partridge 
ocks. $25.00. Smaller  ship- 
nents. not less than 4, $1.25 
a. M. O. Mrs. Jesse Mixon. 
cilla. R. 1. Box 119. 
 
mos. old roosters, purebred 
7 HR. foc es. Mrs. C. L, Ben= 
ett. Modison: 
 
00. purebred B. AR. -pullets, 
ine for layers. 50c ea. at grow- 
n se house 9 wks old. Lizzie 
tephens. Gainesville. R. 1. 
 
.B. R. cockerels, Apr. hatch- 
$1. ees E. W. Hood, Bar- 
oR 
WwW. L. and 50 B. R. pullets, 
h or Apr. hatch. No culls. 
best price. Mrs. R, 
nm. Sandersville, R. 2.  
B. Ply. R. cockerels, $1.00 
FOB. Mrs. B. L. Ashe. Bis- 
 
fine pure Thompson Ring- 
March hatch, B. R. cock- 
$2.50 FOB. Mrs. N. R. 
ison, Canon R. 2. 
5 purebred W. R. pullets, 5 
old> $4.00: Also 2 B. R. 
fs; 5) mos old, $1.50: 2 
ebred B. L. hens, good lay- 
now laying, 75c ea. Entire 
$6. 50. You pay exp. R. Shep- 
 
d. Savannah. 509 Barnard: 
 
23, 
e, 
 
5 B. R. pullets, Apr. 
ut 3% Ibs., $1.00 ea. W. 
F000 Carlton. 
 
0. May hatched Cornish pul- 
ts and rooster. $10.00 cash. 
. Jd. C. Herron, Martin. R. 1. 
 
are. dark Cornish pullets, 
and 3 lbs. ea. $1.00 cockerels, 
and 5 Ib. ea.. $1.50 ea. H. W. 
eee Greensboro, R. 1, 
 13 
nice pullets. Cornish Indian, 
ea. Also 6 pullets later 
, (5c ea. FOB. Ellijay. Mrs. 
. Osborn, Roy. 
spring hatch dark Cornish 
kerels. long, yellow _ legs. 
dea. to $1.50 ea.; $9.25 for 
Hatching eggs. $1. 00 per 15; 
per 30 prepaid. C. O. 
. Sylvester. 
Feb. hatched large heavy 
legged type purebred dark 
s, 7 and 9 Ibs. 
C : Also March and 
il hatched 5 and 6 Ibs. $1.50 
Satisfaction guar. Mrs. Hu- 
E, Hill, Commerce, R. 1. 
2 purebred. 9 mos. old dark 
nish Indian cockerels, $1.00 
Cash with order. Also eggs, 
0 per 15. Postpaid. Mrs. 
King, Pearson. 
 
eral nice Dark Indian 
ish cockerels. the nice long 
ow legged type, $1.00 ea.: 
Oo 20 Cornish, weighing 
d 1 lb. ea.. 50c ea. or $9.00 
lot. Mostly pullets. No per- 
1 ae Glen Holton, Soper- 
ber Lie 
 
ea. dark Cornish hens and 
ets $1.00 ea.: 5 cockerels, 
Apr. hatch, $1.00 ea, FOB. 
dad M. O. Mrs. Ed - Stone. 
dairsville R. 2. 
 
e Cornish games. Vacci- 
ed, from bloodtested stock, 
ce pullets. $1.25: Cockerels, 
0. Cash. FOB, Jess Sloan, 
Ben. H.. I. 
 
irebred Dark Cornish roost- 
$1.75 ea.: Pullets laying 
. del. in Ga. Mrs. J. O. King 
tVonia. 2: 
 
ullets and 1 rooster, yel- 
egged, 5 mos. old. Cornish 
es, $5.06 at Ashburn. M. O. 
erred. B. H. Bankston, Ash- 
 
AND GIANTS: 
 
games, Warhorse Grist 
 
e Irish Grey Cross: 5 roost- 
 
$2.00 ea.; 12 hens. $1.25 ea. 
 
h 1940 hatched: 10 roost- 
 
$1.25 ea.: 20 hens, $1.00 ea. 
 
1941 hatch. R. EE. Duffey, 
ough, Re 2. 
 
; Also Miniature Torzo 
$2. 50 trio. David Tr. Jen- 
 
EY Ibs. 
 
  
 
7 
\ 
 
Pure Indian Asils games, from 
 
| Lucknow Rajoh hens, the gam- 
 
est chickens on earth. W. C. 
Seth Americus. R. 2., Albany 
 
Pit games: 4 hens $1.25 ea.; 
Cock. $2.00: Lot for $6.00. C. H. 
as Atlanta, Box 367 B, 
 
2 Cuban Blue and Warhorse 
pit game stags. $1.00 ea.; 2 
stags, same as above but small- 
er 75c ea. Money order. S. O. 
Huff. Monticello. R. 4, 
 
1 purebred black Jersey giant 
rooster. 2 yrs. old. $2.00 cash. 
No exc. Also want 2 purebred 
black Jersey giant  cockerels, 
 
-|Feb. 1941 hatch, $1.00 ea. Mrs. 
 
B. H. Purvis. Helena. R. 1. 
 
6 Irish Grey Game stags, wt. 
around 3% lbs. Sell or exc. T. 
 
S. Visscher, Decatur. 711 Church | 
 
St. 
 
Several nice young crowing 
size, Allen roundhead, cocke- 
rels $1.00 ea. Or less on 2 or 
more. W. A. Caldwell, LaFay- 
ette. R. 4. 
 
7 Canadian gray stags, 6 mo. 
old. $2.25 ea. or entire lot $15. 
Also 1 stag 18 mo. old, $5.00. 
A. P. Nichols, Griffin, Chero- 
kee Rd. 
 
Pit games, 2 trios young stags. 
4 Ibs.: pullets 3 lbs.. $3.00 trio. 
.7 8S. Framley. Sylvania. R. 1. 
 
Sniders pure bacon War- 
horse hens, $2.50: Stags. and 
pullets, $1.50 to $2.00 ea.: Also 
S. A. Ginn grays cocks. $3.00; 
Pullets, $1.50; Also grist grady 
hens, stags, $2.00 ea. Tome 
Weaver, Canon, R. 2. 
 
15 bacon warhorse, 3% to 4 
$1.50 stags: pullets, $1.25; 
hens $1. 50; Old cocks $3.00; 
1 trio of white doms, $2.50. 
Charlie Wade, Warrenton. 
 
LEGHORNS:  
 
AA Grade S. C. Brown Leg- 
-horn > cockerels, 6 wks. old. 4, 
$1.00 prepaid; 30c ea. not pre- 
 
paid. Also want a few turkey 
 
hens. must be cheap for cash. 
Mrs. B. T. Carithers, Nicholson, 
ey, 
 
10 AAA grade | Neuberts, 
large type, Apr. hatch, W. L. 
cockerels, $1.00. ea. FOB. No 
chks. Mrs. J. M. Pack, Tunnel 
Hi Re. 
 
6 pen Ped No. 1 mating 337 
egg str., 7 mo. old, W. L. cock- 
erels; Roselawn wingbanded 
with breeding cert., $3.50 ea. 
3 or more, $3.00 ea. W. R. Las- 
siter, Atlanta, 35 Rockyford Rd., 
N. E, Phone De. 2681. 
 
B. L. hen, 1 yr. old, last Mar. 
Molted, laying. $1.25 ea. at my 
home. 9 mi. W. of Gainesville 
on the Brown Bridge Rd. Lis- 
bon Allen, Gainesville, R. 2. 
 
Leghorn chicks. non-sexed, 
$7.50 C.; Pullets, $15.90; cocks 
$3.50; W. P. rocks, unsexed, 
$7.85; pullets, $11.85; buff rock 
and buff Orpington, same price. 
Mrs. W. A. Manry, Edison. 
 
3 AAA Hollywood W. L. 
rooster, 5 mos. old, for sale or 
exc. for 4 young hens, good and 
 
fat. Mrs. A. B. Busha, Coilege 
 
Park, 522 North Main St. Phone 
Cal, - 1259. \ 
 
4 W. L. roosters, 3 mo. old, 
75 ea.: Also 6 white Wyandotte 
hens, 1 yr. old, $1.00 ea. Mrs. 
Blain Long, Dial. 
 
50 purebred W. L. pullets, 3 
mo. old, now $40.00; also one 
White Face Bull, A7 mo. eld, 
sell or exc.-for other cattle. Mrs. 
Cc. L. Smith, Baxley. R. 4. 
 
100 AAA blk. Leghorn pul- 
lets, 6% mo. old, begin laying 
at 4% mos., $100.00..Sell all or 
none. Mrs. B. T. Thornton, Bow- 
don, R. 1. 
 
6 R. C. B. L. roosters, 8 wks. 
old, now crowing. 75c ea. Plus 
postage. Hugh Villyard, Gaines- 
ville, R. 1. Box 167. 
 
Single Comb W. L. Jan. hatch 
pullets, now laying. $1.00 ea. at 
my farm. Alex Williams, Odum, 
R. 1. Box 143. 
 
1 Gold Medal W. L. ecockerel, 
fine specimen $1.50; 2 AAA I. 
R. cockerels, $1.00 ea.; All Apr., 
 
1941 hatch, crated. Add postage. | 
 
Mrs. L. R. Pierson, Doraville, 
Lilly Mill Rd. i 
 
Purebred W. L.. _young 
healthy. well developed, high 
grade cockerels, direct from 
breeder, 55c ea.: 3, $1.50; 8. 
$3.50. Add transportation chgs. 
Also B. R. cockerel, 1 large welJ 
developed, fine specimen, 80c 
ea. plus exp. chgs. J. B. Hick- 
man, Barnesville. 
 
60 Eng. W. L. pullets, April 
hatch, ready to start laying, no 
culls. $1.00 ea. Mrs. H. G. 
Parker, Fairburn, R. 1. 
 
92 Ferris W. L.. best egg Sir. 
pulleis. May 5th hatch, be lay- 
ing soon. Also 1 mare mule, we. 
about 1,100 lbs. Reasonable. C. 
S. Peek, Atlanta, R. 8. 
 
15 AAA Eng. Str. W. L. pul- 
jets, beginning to Jay. $14.00 
for lot FOB. Mrs. Fred Cowart, 
Summit, R, 2. 
 
She, 
 
  
 
400 W. L. hens, 100 N. H. reds 
for sale. E. T. Long, Leesburg. | 
 
125 Eng. Str. W. L. pullets. 
last of Apr. hatch. Some ready 
to start laying. $1.00 ea. for lot. 
Come get them. None shipped. 
E. C. Pope, Ocilla. 5 mi. East of 
Ocilla on Dixie Highway. 
 
MINORCAS: 
 
About 75 AAA grade White 
Minoreas -pullets, and some 
AAA grade White Rocks 13 
wks. old. 75c ea. Will be laying 
in 6 wks. J. L. Gibson, River- 
dale. 
 
2 young black Minorca roost- 
ers. Ist of May 1941 hatch, $1.25 
ea. Prefer to exc. for others of 
same stock to keep from in- 
breeding. Mrs. Geo. H. Crosby, 
 
Savannah. Rt. 4; Ogeechee Rd. 
 
ORPINGTONS: 
 
Sears AA Buff Orpington 
Cockerels, Apr. hatched, $1.35 
ea. FOB. Mrs. B. B. Waters, 
Flowery Branch. R. 3. 
 
PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, 
PIGEONS. QUAIL: 
 
Golden pheasants: Modern 
game bantams, fan tail and 
modena pigeons for ale. M. L. 
fonau. Savannah, 221 E. 49th 
 
50 pr. white King pigeons, 
$1.00 pr. 1 yr. old, mated and 
 
working. Grey Andrews, Ro- 
berta. 
 
Trio Amherst full Stoninack 
 
$15.00; Trio Golden full plum-|&G 
 
mage $15.00: 2 yr ringneck 
pheasants, $4.00 pr.: 9 mos. old. 
$3.00 pr. Golden young $4.00 
pr. Bob White quail, large fine 
birds, $3.00 pr. C. T. Gaines, 
Buford. 
 
Ringneck pheasants, 344 mo. 
old, large to age. $1.00 ea.: pure- 
bred Buff Cochin bantams, $1. 
ea. or $1.50 pr. Amilee Long, 
Bremen. 
 
White King pigeons. mated 
and working, $2.50 pr. Single 
birds, about 5. mos. $1.00 each. 
All birds of good stock, and in 
good health. C. G. Albright. 
Warm Springs. 
 
12 head of geese, $1.00 ea.; 
1@ pigeons. $2.50; or 50c ea. 
Plus express chg.-on all. Cash 
with order. Mrs. W. G. A. 
Beckworth. Baxley. 
 
14 pairs banded and working 
Hemers and 20 unmated Hom- 
ers, about 4 mo. old. $12.00 for 
the lot. Good healthy birds. F. 
M. Ogiefree, Barnesville. 
 
12 W. K. pigeons to sell or 
swap for hens or fryers or what 
have you. Charles Morgan, At 
lanta, 1712, Browning StS. WwW 
Ra. 1475. 
 
REDS (RHODE ISLANDS, 
NEW HAMPSHIRES) 
 
S. C. R. I. Red pullets from 
prize winning stock, $1.00 ea., 
in lots of 25 to one address and 
give 2 roosters free with lot. 
Cash with order. Also Penny- 
royal plants, 50 for $1.00; $4.00 
M. Mrs. W. Hz. Boatwright. 
Alma. Rt. 4. 
 
mating $2.00 ea. Bred from 
trapnested, heavy layers; eggs 
$1.50 per 15 postpaid. Mrs. Don 
Donaldson, Decatur. De 2405. 
 
15 roosters, 5 mos. old, weigh- 
ing around 7 lbs. From Hard- 
ins, good str. of. Reds, $1.50 ea. 
G. C. Worsham, Cullcden. 
 
15 AAA grade N. H. Red 
hens, 10 mo. old, laying 50%, 
$17.00 FOB. 
Sandersville. R. 1, Box 8. 
 
1 rooster. half R. I. Red, half 
Blue Andalusian, $1.50. Guar. 
99% eggs to hatch. Mrs. J. E. 
Sorrelis, Royston, 
 
Young March hatched pure- 
bred R. I. Reds. cockerels and 
partridge rocks, same age, and 
price. Exe. for nice pullets, 
about same age cockerels; $1.25 
ea. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, 
Roa: 
 
300 purebred N. H. Red pul-. 
 
lets, 9 wks. old, fine for lay- 
ers. 50c ea. at growing house. 
J. A. Whitmire, Gainesville, R. 
3 
 
200 fine N. H. Red pullets, 9 
wks. old for layers, 50c ea. at 
growing Rouse, W. G. Couch, 
Gainesville R. 10. 
 
White Face Black Spanish 
cockerels, purebred. Apr. hatch- 
ed. $1.00 ea. Mrs. Frank Tread- 
away. Adairsville, R. 1. 
 
800 N. H. Red pullets, 8 and 
12 wks. old. high quality. Will 
sell. cheap. E. L. Colston, Cor- 
nelia. Star Route. 
 
N. H. Red pullets, 2 mo. old, 
10, $7.50: 1 rooster free with 
ea. lot. Birdseys best AAA stock 
and fed out for breeders. Vi- 
vian Barnes, Graymont. 
 
25 N. H. Red pullets, AAA 
grade, pullorum tested flock. 7 
wks. old, 1 rooster free, $25.60. 
Send M. O. E. H. Mecmicneel, 
Buena Vista. 
 
Nice young N. H. stags from 
prize winners, $1.00 ea. E. es 
Rainwater, Hephaibal. 
 
Chit. T.. Tanner, 
 
  
 
Choicest free range, grown 
eockerels from direct Hubbard 
AAA N. H. Reds. most service- 
able age, 41 hatch. 3, $5.00: 6, 
$9.00 FOB. M. O. Mrs. E. G. 
Wood. Cedartown. R. 2. 
 
AAA pullets, Pine top N. H. 
Reds. 5.000 to grade from. Fine 
layers, ready to move now. 9 
wks old, 60c; 10 wks. old, 65c 
ea.- 11 wks. 70c ea. A. O. Bark- 
er. Gainesville. R. 7. 
 
Choice R. I. Red cockerels, 5 
mo. old Parmenter or Donaid- 
son Str., $1.25 to $1.50 while 
they last. J. R. Doty. Decatur, 
43 Mason Mill Rd.. Phone De. 
soto: 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS GEESE, 
DUCKS. ETC. FOR SALE: 
 
20 M. B. turkeys, wt. 9 to 15 
Ibs. ea. 20c Ib. at my home, 5 
mi. west of Oak Park. Sol 
Williamson, Oak Park. Rt. 1. 
 
20 young turkeys,.over 2 mo. 
old, all strong and _ healthy, 
plenty large to age. M. B. type. 
Lot for $24.00: $1.25 ea. Won't 
ship less than 10. ur Ruth 
Chapman. Macon, R. 3. % J. T 
Holloway. 
 
9 pure Mallard ducks and 
drake, raised this year,. $8.00 
or $1.00 ea. also 3 hens and 
rooster, full Golden Sebright 
apie $3.00 or $1.00 ea. Mrs. 
 
D. A. Pope, Buchanan, Rt. 
 
4 ducks, 2 col. or 2 white; 1 
drake or 3 hens, 50c ea. Mrs. H. 
G. Harris, Jenkinsburg. 
 
Pure Northwestern broad 
breasted bronze turkeys; Wag- 
on wheel Str., Apr. Ist. hatch, 
Toms, 18-23 lbs.; Hens, 12-16 
lbs. Can furnish unrelated 
breeding stock; Toms $10.00; 
Hens $6.00; Trio $20.00 FOB. 
Lester McCrary. Molena. 
 
Mammoth Bronze turkeys. 
Toms, $7.50: hens, $5.00 ea. 
Apr. hatched. Clara Fleming, 
Bronwood, R. 1. Box 72. : 
 
3 white ganders, Apr. hateh, 
 
75c ea. FOB. $1.00 ea. del. De- 
witt Buchanan, Baxley, R. 4, 
Box 10. 
' 17 Mo., big bone iGinut bronze 
turkeys, out of eggs costing 
$42.00 doz. Hens, $8.00; Toms 
$12.00 ea, L. J. Ellis, Cum- 
ming, 
 
2 blue Toulouse geese. 1 white 
gander, $1.00 ea. or exe. for 4 
ready to Jay R. I. pullets, no 
culls. 1 mi. Marietta on Henry 
St., just off Atlanta Hwy. H. 
R. Rich, Marietta, P. o Box 
314. 
 
18 White Pekin ducks, 1941 
hatched, almost grown. $12. ta 
for lot; 75c ea. You pay freight. 
F. P, Tanner, Gainesville, R. 3. 
 
3 Mallard ducks and 6 mixed 
ducks. exc. for 7 March hateh- 
ed pullets or sell for $5.00. Her- 
bert S. Whitworth, Lavonia, R. 
Ds 
 
16 full grown guineas, 14 
hens and 2 roosters, Blue Spec- 
kled Str. $12.00 for lot FOB 
my Station. W. H. Wood, Mar- 
 
thin ee ls 
Dark red cockerels, ready for | 
 
4 black and white Muscovy 
ducks; Mallarqd ducks and 
drakes; Buff orp. drakes, $1.00 
ea. Few Mallard drakes, 75c ea. 
Exe. drakes for hens or fryers. 
Buff Orp. eggs, $1.00 per 15. 
Miss Roberta McCollum, Grant- 
ville. 
 
Pair grown puddle ducks; 1 
young half grown female, $1.50 
for the lot. Exc. for 5 Bantam 
hens. Will not ship. Mrs. Lu- 
ther Thomas, Roopville. 
 
12M. B. Turkey poults, 8 
wks old,. (all healthy), $1.25-ea. 
FOB. Exc. for 15 young hens, 
any breed if good layers. Mrs. 
 
Ruth Chapman. Macon. R. 3. 
 
1 pr. M. B. turkeys, 4 mo old, 
$3.50; Also want a heifer of 
good. stock, prefer Guernsey or 
Jersey. Exchange value for 
same. Mrs. J. T. Prophitt. Chip- 
tey RS. 
 
7 White muscovy ducks, $1.00 
ea. plus postage. Charles Math- 
is. Gainesvile R. 1. 
 
14 Pekin ducks, extra large, 
(12 of these this yrs. hatch), 
$1.00 ea. M. M. DeBardelaven, 
Ellenwood, R. 1. 
 
10 Brown Bronze turkeys, 
6144 mo. old. $18.00: 7 pure Carn- 
ish game March hatched pul- 
lets; 1 rooster. $6.00. Mrs. Jewel 
Dominy Eastman. 
 
9 white Muscovy ducks, nice 
and large, April hatched. Also 
5, just beginning to feather out. 
$10.00 for lot; the 9, $8.00; sm. 
Snes, 55c ea. Mrs. Sudie Clark 
Johnson. Calhoun, 454 W. Line 
St. 
 
Mallard ducks, $1.00 
quantities of 6, $5.00. 
York, Jesup. 
 
25 Chinese Secred White 
Ducklings (dont quack). 3 to 
4 lbs. ea. Will lay regular like 
 
ea.; In 
FF, 
 
a Leghorn hen all yr. around. 
 
When grown will oe 5 to 10 
Jos.; 75 ea. FOB. B. Bald- 
 
a ae Rome, 
 
/early hatch, B. R 
 
  
 
1421, Noxth Broad! 
 
WYANDOTTES: 
 
-AAA Rosecomb Ma 
white wyandotte roosters. 
Ist. hatch; $1.75 ea.  
252.  a Moore. Temme 
 
White Wyandotte, - 
hatch, pullets, $1.00 e 
dried apples, free fro 
and peel 15c lb. Mrs. 
Gibbs: Rochelle. R. 1. 
 
3 full S'lverlace Wye 
March 1941 hatched roo: 
1, 2-yr. old rooster. $1.50 
Exe. 2 for same breed to 
from imbreeding. J. He Pu 
Ranger. eZ 
 
10 Silver ~ Lace Wyande 
hens and 1 yr. old-rooster. 
ea.: 3 March hatched roo; 
$1. 00 ea.: Rose Comb Tar 
Str.. reddy for service. Mrs. 
D. Elkins Whigham. R. | 
 
26 purebred White Wyan 
pullets, hatched Feb. Ist.. 
ea. FOB. J. R. Gardener, be 
Grove. 
 
6 yearlen pullets and 1 co 
erel. the purebred Silve 
 
Wyandotte Rose comb, | 
 
pr. purebred golden Sebr 
Bantams. yr. old, from p 
winning stock. $2.50 1 
 
white Pekin Drake, $1.00. 
nie G. Jones, Lual, R. 2. 
 
  
 
POULTRY WANTED 
 
  
 
BANTAMS WANTED: . 
 
Want at least 50 to We 
tam hens, ship in light 
C. O. D.; AS many as you 
at 25 ea. Samuel C. Boro 
Savannah, 108 E. Duffy 
 
Want 8 or 10 common bant 
hens and a rooster. R.  
Collum. Albany. < 
 
Want several very small b: 
tam hens, (red preferred). ay. 
re. Tifton, Rode = 
 
- Exe. Chukar partridge 
Black and Buff Cochin ban 
H.-P. Wood. Hogansville.  
 
BARRED, WHITE AND 
OTHER ROCKS WANTE 
 
Want 25 to 40 Mar. or 
hatched, B. R. or R. I. red 
lets. Must be clean AAA s 3 
@uote priee del. Paul R. Car 
Marietta, R. 4, Box 59. 
 
Want 6 or 8 good layi 
pullets, re 
to start ne not too F 
priced. Mrs. W. F. McCorl 
Marietta. R. 1. 
 
CORNISH WANTED: 
 
Want 3 purebred dark 
nish hens, 1 purebred Buz 
Game roosters. Best prices. WN 
W. C. Beck, Decatur, R. 1 
 
Want 15 March or Apr.. 
yr. Cornish pullet 
healthy and pure. Will  
value or pay reasonabl 
price. Exp. Col. to my towi 
Write first. Mrs. I. M. Sulliv 
Whitesburg. 
 
Want from 10 to 50 a: 
Cornish pullets. Must be pur 
bred and cheap. Also want fror 
10 to 50 White Pekin ducks fo 
raising purposes. Write. N. I 
Palmer, Leesburg. : 
LEGHORNS WANTED: 
 
- Want 8 purebred March 
 
natch Brown Leghorn he 8, 
 
culls. Quote best prices de 
M. Thornton, Jesup. ree 
 
Want 6, #940 fall hatched. 
L. hens. Quote best prices, 
W. M. Thornton, Jesup. 
 
Want to hear from party av: 
 
ing high grade S. C. W. L. 
 
lets between 4 wks, and 6 
 
old. Any number between 10 
 
and 500. Give particular 
_ letter: Math iss Logue, 
is. 
 
Want at once AAA Apr. bok it 
Hansons and Seidels Str. 
L. pullets. Write full particula 
in first letter. J. P. MceAf ey. 
Ranger, R. 1. Box 78.  
 
Want 20 or 2 W. L. 
 
Str. AAA grade pullets,. 
developed. Mar. or Apr. hateh 
from bloodtested stock. at low. 
- eee J. W. Ham, Sum: 
Want 12 B. L.~oullets, Man 
hatch. No culls. State price, ete. 
M. Rivers, 1529 Gordon Ss 
 
W., Atlanta, ; 
 
Want W. L. pullets. Will 
cash for them.Mrs. Steve Fie 
Dahlonega. R. 2., Box 104: 
 
Sell or trade for AAA Mar 
pullets or 1 yr. old Legh 
hens of good Str., about 25 pr 
white king pigeons, 30 whit 
Pekin ducks, about 8 Ib, ave 
age. Grover Sowell, Atlanta 
187 Gresham Rd. R. 3. 
 
Want 250 or more big 
AAA W. L. pullets. ready 
lay. Quote priees. No culls. M 
W. L. Duncan. Lyons, 
 
Want 20 or 25 W: 
cona pullets, 4 or 
well developed. Wri 
you have and your 
our station. R.- 
 
  
  oe (MARKE: 
 
    
 
   
 
BULLETIN, 
 
       
 
  
 
   
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
FARM HELP WANTED. 
 
FARM HELP WANTED | F 
 
       
 
  
 
   
 
bec. 15 R. I. Red, May 24 
yatch pullets for W. L. pullets. 
it. of mine about 2 lbs. ea. 
Pay transportation. L. E. Had- 
ck. Ft. Valley. 
 
N ORCAS WANTED: 
fant any number from 10 
, 100 
 
   
 
purebred, bloodtested 
ff Minorca pullets, up to 1 
old. Siate prices and age. 
rs, A..L. Dail..Parrott. R. 1. 
 
EACOCK PHEASANTS. : 
 
IGEONS QUAIL, 
TRIDGES WANTED: 
 
    
  
   
 
  
 
   
 
ou have to offer in Pheasants 
nd peafowls. all var. H. Rai- 
rd Gaffney. Dunwoods. R. 1. 
 
Want 1. peacock and 1 pea- 
 
   
  
 
en. B. W. Farrar, Summer- 
~ Box 212. 
; (RHODE ISLANDS, 
 
-HAMPSHIRES). 
ani 10 to 15 Re J: Red or 
. rullets. Mar. hatch. Lula 
hittle, Barnesville, 
 
KEYS. GEESE, DUCKS, 
NEAS WANTED: 
 
   
  
    
  
  
   
 
    
 
940 or 41 hatched: 8 wks. old 
ill do, none younger Mrs. Of- 
Ackerman, Rincon. 
 
fant 2 young, half grown 
 
   
  
 
  
 
105 Dooly St. 
 
   
 
M HELP WANTED 
 
   
 
ant reliable colored man 
 
wile: no chldren. Both to 
rk. Attractive: pEOpes ion to 
ao party. a. Roa Webber: 
 
    
 
     
   
  
 
a abe and do light farm 
 
ork | -and yard work. 
 
nd paey- Pyne Se CHy. limits. 
ch ONE Douglas. 
 
farm, drive 
 
   
 
   
 
  
 
  
  
 
t and truck farm. Gocd pay. 
O. E. Norton, Fairburn. 
 
ld Nat'l Highway). = 
nt. man for 4 <h. 
ing rent. Must furnish 
Level Jand, 21 mi. South 
n on 41 Highway. Come 
He Smith, Fort ev elley. 
 
   
 
    
 
crop, 
 
     
  
 
   
  
 
fant farmer on gndg ee 
 
     
 
  
  
  
 
tra work for rest of this 
- also settled girl or wom- 
for Jight farm work, few 
ens, no field work. Write 
ice if interested. uy OAS 
mpson. Rockmart. 
 
ant white woman for light 
nm work, no field work, 1 
j to milk. Private room, 
 
board | 
 
   
   
 
    
 
and $2.50 week. Mrs. R. 
Trew, Se es mie pray: 
t. 
 
   
  
  
 
and one in family can plow, 
rel and cut with an ax. C. 
fackson.. Lawrenceville. 
 
Want woman for light farm 
k, no field work. $4.00 week 
 
gers, Gainesville. Rt. 1. 
 
   
 
# rent. Cotton and to 
cco allotments. 4 R. house, 
water, wood; near church 
igh school bus. 50 A. cul- 
tion. Good stock range. Ira 
tright, Alma. Rt. 4. : 
 
d home and salary to set- 
a hristian | woman, _ who 
drive car, milk cow, other 
rt farm work, no field work. 
 
ling worker. Mrs. J. W. Mc- 
. Kennesaw. = 
 
   
 
    
   
  
 
   
   
 
ork, No field work, nor wash- 
in. family. $4, 00 | abe 
Sund ays off. Mrs. WwW. 
n, Thomaston. Rt. 
Want party to live in home 
e of family of 5 and: do 
 
   
 
on 
 
  
 
  
 
   
 
   
  
 
sonable salary. Mrs, Gladys 
ing . Cartersville. 
 
oe, boy. 16 or. older, 
on small farm and a 
al ona place. Private room, 
board and reasonable eas 
L, Custer, Marietta. : 
ant settled woman, white 
olored, for light farm work, 
ield work. $2.50 week, room 
 
   
 
  
 
     
 
  
 
   
   
 
   
 
  
 
hy 
 
   
 
home, fair wages. Mrs. 
 
He 
 
Want middleaged woman, or 
 
other and son. 
 
large enough to plow. etc., for 
 
: barry ror no field work. 
di 
 
    
 
  
 
   
 
   
 
ent girl or middleaged 
man to live in home and do 
ght farm work, no field work, 
mo, and board. Mrs. S. 
 
   
   
 
.' man and wife 
 
Want best prices and what | 
 
Want Blue Speckled Guineas, 
 
WD Hwy.-and RR, 30. mi. 
keys. req Bourbon cr white. | iwy. an 
ss Effie Caldwell, Hawkins- , 
 
uck, with family to. helo: on 
 
  
 
(On- 
 
ifarm 12 mi. 
 
_| standing rent. 
 
hs for 2 h. farm for 1942, also 
 
rant family, hie or Soi6e- f 
 
1] board for good hand, A.|. 
 
t man for 2 h. farm, 
 
Want woman for light farm" 
 
farm work, no field work. 
 
ard. Apply at once. Mrs. 
oHendore, Griffin, Rt. C. 
 
Want middleageq woman for 
farm work, no field work. 
 
Duncan, West Point. 
 
around 16, 
 
| Blanchard, Thomson. | 
 
  
 
ohnson, Atlanta, 3101 ee 
Mill Rd. Ch 1950, 
 
Want farm fara consider 
than 1. child) 
xf house with old couple, and 
 
do farming. W. A. Davis, Nor- 
 
cross. he 4 
Want. refined. middleaged, 
unencumbered woman, good 
 
health good character for good) 
 
home and reasonable _ salary. 
for light farm work. mlik 1 cow. 
look after chickens,  but . no 
tield work. Exc. ref. Mrs. Lee 
Clair Clayton. Roy. 
 
Want at once fam:ly to help 
gather crop of pecans. and do 
 
other farm work. Pay fair price | 
 
Good house 
 
by day. or month. ( 
Metter. 
 
to live in. M. F. Jones. 
Rite 
 
an for, light farm work, no 
field work, Home.in family of 
3 and salary. Ref. exch. Mrs. 
E. S. Scott, os P.O. Box 
192. 
 
Want good farmer for 50 A. 
 
farm. Good stock range and 
okay. for cotton, corn and to- 
 
baceo. H. P. Blalock, Ohoopee. 
Want family with sufficient 
force to run a 2 h crop and 
 
furnish good stock to work all 
tools,seed, half of fertilizer on 
50-50 bass. 5 R. house, 
church, consolidated school, on 
 
vannah. No drunkard. M. D. 
Mock. Lanier. 
 
Want elderly white. couple 
for light work.on smal! poultry 
farm 3 R. house, lights, water 
 
lanta Rt. 
Ma 0213.- 
- Want 1 h. farmer on 50 50 
basis. Some bottom land, some 
 
3. 
 
upland, 5 A. cotton allotment. 
 
2 R. house, can give work when 
not in crop. Furnish groceries 
and move. J. O. Lunsford. Talk- 
 
House , ing Rock. Rt. 1. 
 
Want at once, _ intelligent, 
middleaged woman for light 
farm work, no field work. Good 
home with elderly woman and 
$8.00 mo. Dr. J. A. . Thomas, 
Valdosta... 
 
Want exp. farm * help for 
Atlanta, 25 A. 
pottomland Chattahoochee Riv- 
 
er, 9K. house, stream, garden 
 
spot, plenty wood; on shares, 
(party furnishing himself), or 
L. QO. Jockson. 
3rd. floor. 160 Peack ntree St. 
 
Atlanta. 
 
Want reliable col. man .and | 
 
wife to live on place (vent free). 
 
can keep cow. raise chickens, | 
 
garden, raise corn potatoes, 
etc. Write: at once. Oz -D 
Wheeler. Darien. rts 
Want clean, reliable white 
woman, 25-45, healthy, unen- 
cumbered for general light 
 
farm work, feed chickens, no 
 
field work nor milking. Room, 
 
BBs and $2.50 week, Mrs. H. 
arton, Thomson, es O'Neal] 
 
ek girl or woman for light 
farm work, no field 
$2.50 week, room and board. 
Reply to: Mrs. Kurtz. Adanta, 
Mbese 
 
woman of good character for 
light farm work, no field work, 
Treat as one of family. Ref. 
 
paha, ~ 
 
Want white v woman, 30-45, to} 
 
live as one.of family of man 
and wife, and do light farm 
work, no field work. Good home 
and small salary. Mrs. ee 
Baker, Norman Park, 
 
gather crop and crop for 1942. 
$10. 00 to $15.00 mo. and room 
 
and board. Can use man and} 
 
wife, no children. Dont write, 
 
come, will treat you_right. 10 
 
North of Villa Rica, near 
Good 
 
mi. 
Roses Gin and store, 
 
home. J. O. Campbell, Dallas. 
Rt. 4. : aoe 
Want girl or middleaged 
 
woman for light farm work, no 
field work. for home with old 
 
0|couple, board & clothes. Would 
 
take girl - (orphan). 
Write. Mrs. 
cross. Rt. 1. . 
 
Want settled girl 
 
character for light farm work, 
 
smaller 
 
no field work. Treat as one of 
family. Ref. exch. 4 in family. 
 
Mrs. Jennie Lewis, Alapaha. 
- Want reliable colored couple, 
not too old, for light farm work, 
milk, look after stock. House 
 
and salary for both. Want at 
 
one Mrs. Roy Jackson, Ley- 
e x 
 
Want refined, unencumbered, 
white woman, middleaged, for 
light. farm work, no field work, 
for home and salary. J. 
 
Want white woman for light 
 
farm work, no field work. Must 
 
be thoroughly reliable. Ref. 
exch, state salary expected, 
Mrs. Edgar Bowyer Coles 
Park. Rt 2. 
 
  
 
close 
 
work.. 
 
Want gettled. white girl or|E 
 
M. E. Davis, Nor-. 
 
of good 
 
(with not more | 
to live-in part 
 
-j|farm work no field work. Home 
Want giderly Christian wom-. 
 
W.. Sa=} 5 
 
ean lead the hands to work. 
 
exch, Mrs. Jennie Lewis. Ala-| 
 
| learn scientific . horseshoeing. 
Want farm hand at once, help. 
 
|way, S. W. Few, Apalachee. 
 
W.| Ardella McWhorter. 
 
:schcol bus route,- 
: Brown, Colquitt. 
 
furnished, Grover Sowell. At- | 
187 -Grash am RGes 
 
. Join in raising hogs. Communi- 
i cate 
 
Want reliable settled woman, 
unencumbered, to assist with 
light farm work, no field work. 
$4.00 week, room and board. 
Mrs. L. W. Watson, Atlanta, 
1274 Oakdale Rd. 
 
Want 3 or 4 good workers, 
who. dont.drink, for 2 h. farm 
good land, bottoms and upland, 
on Mail Rt..-ang 1-4 mi. Sr. 
1igh school. Can give extra good 
chance. M. G. Reynolds, Gaines- 
Cite - RA. GB: 
 
Want man with small family. 
sober, good worker. honest, no 
smoker. to work in small dairy 
at once. Herbert O. Price. Ce- 
dartown Rt. 2. 
 
Want white woman, for light 
 
and $3.00 week. Saturday af- 
ternoon and Sundays off if de 
sired. J. G. Wilson, Marietta. 
Ro -3? 
 
' Want colored couple to work 
on small farm, prefer country 
R38. S. E; Smith, Atlanta. 
Ri-33 
 
Want good man for 42 A., 
farm, 20 A. bottoms on creek. | 
3 mi, Lithia Springs and Au- 
stell bus for school. 14 mi. At- 
ianta 4 R. house, barn, garage, 
good well on back porch, lights. 
Standing rent. H. G. Miller, At- 
Janta. 12 West End Place SW. 
Rt. 4. Box 3. 
 
Want a boy or girl-to live in 
home with couple as one of 
family. and help with _ light 
farm chores. Healthy location; 
ete. .R. - D: 
 
Want col. couple, sober, in- 
dustrious. for sm alrlf mal,8 mi. 
Atlanta. Modern conveniences. 
Man, caretake and light farm 
chores; wife, light farm work, 
no field work. C. E. Conkin, At- 
Jairta, 115 Rhodes- Haverty 
Bide. Ma. 9826. 
 
Want partner with cash 
 
  
 
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= th. B.? @: Fussell; 
lanta, 889 Edgewood Ave. 
 
Want foreman who haag had 
experience pruning, spraying | 
and p.cking peaches and who 
 
At- 
 
Pay $46.00 to $56.00 mo. house 
with electric lights and wood. 
 
Schools, churches, and __ street | 
cars nearby. 10 mi. Atlanta. R. 
F. Sams, Clarkston. 
 
. Want operator for water mill. 
Excellent location. O. L. Avery, 
Franklin. | * 
 
Want 1h. cropper for 1942. 
one can furnish own stock and 
supplies or could use man 
alone who could meet with alJ 
requirement 1 h. crop. Moun- 
tain man preferred. B. F. Ad- 
ams, Woodstock, Rt. 1 
 
Want. settled, white woman 
to live with elderly woman, 
alone and do light farm work, 
no field work. Room, board 
and $2.00 week. Write. Mrs. 
Lizzie Parden, Atlanta. 1703 
Defocr Ave.. Be 1056. a 
 
Want white woman, 35-40 
yrs, old, for light farm work, 
no field work. Live in home. 
Room and board, $3.00 wk. 
Write or see. Mrs. G. W. King, 
Da ae 461 Moreland Ave., N. 
 
Want good, married, truck 
farmer to work 2 acres inten- 
sively, care for poultry and 
small broiler operation, at Bol- 
ton, 7 mi. Atlanta. Good well, 
3 -R. house; gogd schools and 
churches. Must be sober and in- 
dustrious. W. L. Inglis, Atlan- 
ta, 134 Houston St. sy 
_ Want sober young man_ to 
One who is not. subject to the 
draft within a year. Prefer sin- 
gle man, but can use man with 
family, having had some exp. 
Liberal pay and increase as fast 
learning is manifest. J. R. Jack- 
son, Decatur, 119 King's High- 
way De 2169. 
 
Want colored man ae mid- 
dleaged, sober, who wants good 
home, clothes and small salary, 
to live on place. Gen. yard work 
with cows and chickens. G. Dor- 
sey Smith, Decatur, a Candler 
Road. 
 
- Want a tenant, who can work 
10 to 20 acres cotton, who can 
help milk a herd of cows at 
'odd times. Good house; near 
school. 2 churches, post office, 
stores, RR station, paved high- 
 
_ Want man to operate 350 acre 
 
stock and grain farm. Must be 
 
able to operate. and care for 
 
modern machinery. Ref. re- 
 
cae L. B. Lightfoot, Millen, 
tees 
 
Want reliable middleaged 
 
couple to stay in home and help |} 
 
Mrs. 
Bowdon. 
 
with farm. Write or see. 
 
Rte 
 
Want reliable man with 
enough help to cultivate 2 
crop. With or without ee 
stock. For 1942 crop. Must have 
 
  
 
     
   
 
  
 
good ref. Contact. = Taylor. | 
Ringgold, BED y er eee, 
 
      
 
  
 
  
 
Would lke to rais2 hogs. 
i shares,. 
 
Seer. 
 
lary: per month. .Consider job 
i for 1942,. Marvin . Joyner. 
Wrightsville. Rt. 12, We gee Se 
Miller. : 
 
-ife time farming. Plenty force. 
Landlord te furnish stock on 
 
Can do any kind farm. work. 
 
ery. Social Circle. RFD 1. 
 
-|Can work im dairy, milk cows, 
 
ily, all healthy, 4 boys, 1 girl. 
 
ville. ED be 
 
Want sober, unencumbered, 
healthy couple, white or color- 
ed: man exp. caretaker. yard 
work: wife light farm . work, 
no field work. 12 mi. Atlanta 
in modern. new home (all con- 
veniences), everything separate. 
Salary. H. Raiford Gaffney. | 
Dunwoody. Rt. 1..Ch 2835 (eve- 
nings) or Ma 0517 (day). 
 
Want middleaged or older 
couple without children to oc- 
cupy my country home~ near 
Americus beginning 1942. Fur- 
nish 2 acre patch. also farm 
partnership in poultry and cat- 
tle. Mrs Nel Thomas, Ameri-, 
cus 312 W. College St. 
 
Want man with family. fa- 
miliary. with tractor: farming, for 
wages or hare of crops. Good 
farm, 3 dwellings. Convenient 
to school and churches. Ref. re- 
quired. J. C. Brednax, Walnut 
Grove. 
 
Want unencumbered man or 
boy to work on farm. Must be 
reliable, no drinker nor curser. 
Most of werk will be tractor 
driving. Answer at once. J. R. 
Maddox. Watkinsville. Rt. 1. 
 
Want settled, white woman, 
strong, healthy. willing worker. 
no bad habits, for light farm 
work. no. field work. - Prefer 
country raisel woman. Private 
room board ad $3.00 week to 
begin with. Mrs. Lee McWhor- 
tere Summerville. Rt. 1. 
 
Want nice, clean. refined 
christian white woman for. gen.. 
light farm work, no field work, 
except must be able to. milk if 
cow, $4.00 week. rcom ~ and 
board. Ref. required. Mrs. Ju- 
lian McAlwee, Rockmart. Rt. 14 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
  
 
Want 1 or2.h. crop on 50-50 
basis. landlord to furnish stock. 
Want good tobacco allotment. 
19 yrs. exp. srowing tobacco. 
on 
S. F. Hiltes. (Henwood. 
 
> Want Dairy and Truck farm 
on 50-50. basis. 
land Ww ith some bottoms. C. Hy 
Hand. Atlanta. 649 Berne Ste 
See 
 
Want job on navi as over- 
Ready begin October Ist. 
Like So. Ga. 39 yrs. old. Lite- 
time exp. farming. State sal- 
 
Want good 1 or 2 horse farm, 
with good tobacco allotment. 
20 yrs. exp. growing tobacco; 
 
30-50 basis; also like raise hogs 
on- halves. SF ton: ogi 
woed, 
 
Colored man with one arm 
wants 1 h. farm on 50-50 basis. 
3 in. family. (wife and sister). 
 
Or. poultry farm. David Stow- 
 
- Want job on fatm, drive trac- 
tor and truck, etc: for 1942. 
 
Or k 
 
$7.50 week, board and laundry. 
 
ete. Come at once. Walter Wil 
 
son, Stapleton Rt. 2... | 
Want small 2 horse farm on 
 
halves, with good 4-5. 
 
If mean business, answer. Ww. 
R.. Harrell, Yatesville. 
 
Middleaged man ath fam- 
ily. life time exp., farming, can 
drive car, truck and tractor. 
do carpenter work, know how 
to handle labor, . looking for 
good place for 1942. Could ar= 
 
range to start before January | = 
 
ist. Best of ref. L. 
Coleman, Rt. 1. 
 
Family of 6 want 2 h. taper 
with stock and run-bill fur- 
rished, Well exp. farming. When 
ceplying, state tobacco and cot- 
on acreage. Write at once. 
Grooms A. Lane. Racepond,  
 
Want to caretake a country 
astate. Raised on the farm. B. 
oe Mann, Auanta. 937 Stewart 
 
ve. 
 
Man winks light a work, 
or dairy work; Can do other 
light work. Reasonable salary 
and board. Write. J. W. Partee, 
Cumming, Rt. 4. 
 
Man, past middleage. no an 
ily, honest, sober, lifetime exp. 
gen. farming, tobacco, stock, 
want job with room, board and 
laundry, aS overseer or care- 
taker for bal. this and next 
year. Best of ref. Write fully. 
Jas. A. Ryals, Surrency, R. 2. 
 
~ Want small crop for 1942 on. 
8rds and 4ths or 50-50 basis. 
Would like to have work when 
not in crop. L. D: Haney, Ros- 
well, Rt. 1. : : 
 
Want job on farm. 7 in fam- 
 
D. Elerd, 
 
Go anywhere in No. Ga. Have 
0 be moved. J. F, Wilson, Keys- ; 
 
  
 
  
 
| McCorvey. any. Eee 
 
Must -be fertile _ 
 
+ work. At once. Mrs: 
 
a Box 84. 
 
. house |- 
with: water, wood, meat.. bread. 
2 in family, Have to be moved. 
 
| 937 Stewart Ave. _ 
 
look after farm and stoc 
 
ticulars. AF 
 
  
 
         
 
Want light farm work 
North Ga. No milking : 
work. Ref. exc. Come afte 
write first. $3.00 week g 
und board. Miss Myrtle Wehur 
Gainesville. 540 So. ae 
St. : 
 
    
   
    
   
  
 
      
    
    
   
   
 
   
 
White boy, 20, wae job 
milk dairy. or other wor 
sther work. Board and $6 
week. Come or write at 
Guy Smith. Commerce. R 
 
Waat 1.:h. crop on_ shar 
50-50 bas:s. Can work large 
h. crop, prefer in So. Ga., wi 
tobacco, peanut allotments By 
 
     
  
  
  
 
   
     
       
  
 
        
   
    
       
          
       
 
vegetable. oe and I! co 
see you. J. _ Adams, Pi 
view. % 
 
        
  
  
 
Want trade fer small 
crop, 12 or 15 acres to plan 
corn and velvet beans, and 
hire my 15 yr. old boy to sc 
good man for wages. Want g 
house. water in yard, go 
ture, good place to rais 
ehie ckens not more than 
from. shipping point. C 
Wade. Warrenton.  ee 
 
Want to caretake. a 
piace and raise poultry a 
stuff. Man and wife, both 
to work and experience 
V. Mann. Atlanta, 9387 Se 
Ave, e 
 
Boy. 1%, maute job. on. 
for home and small salary. 
 
   
  
    
     
 
   
    
  
 
         
  
  
  
 
   
    
      
   
      
   
       
    
     
  
 
     
  
    
 
  
  
    
  
     
       
    
    
  
 
work. James Casey, ' Atl 
521 Bryant St. S. E. 
17 yr. old white girl 
light farm work, no field 
with good, reliable peopl 
week nd private room 
 
     
     
  
  
 
   
  
  
  
 
   
  
  
    
     
    
  
 
       
   
 
        
 
         
   
   
 
    
    
   
 
after. Miss Louise eee 
aesaw. Rt. dare s 
Want 1h, farm for: stane 
 
    
   
 
cent. w.th good allotmen 
er in Tift or Coiquitt co 
yut accent other places. 1] 
 
    
  
 
       
     
    
 
Young man and w fe 
Ob on farm. Life ti 
actor ano truck | 
dle Ga. preferred. 
see in person ask for 1 
[or write. Raul Jones, Foi 
on Gen Wel oy 
 
Woman with 2 so e 
ti, wants job on farm pi 
cotton orany. gene al 
 
       
     
  
  
  
  
  
 
          
   
 
  
   
  
   
 
    
    
 
     
      
    
  
  
   
 
/ans, . Macon, 130 Roff 
Lane, % Mack Da d 
 
Want th: crop on 50-50 
o~ 1942: Wife and Self, 
Willing workers. Want 
qouse and out- bldg 
slose to house, plei iS 
Have to be moved and furn 
ed. es F, a see 
ville. REE 
 
Want. eusiom wiow n 
equipped to plow and set 
-one operation. Prices fre 
able. John. Deere Mode 
tractor, available for an 
tractor work. R. E. B 
Oliver. ba 
 
Want 12 mo. job nae 
ing for farmer, with | 
live in and top salary per 
So Cranford. Lyons, 
 
  
   
 
   
   
  
        
    
          
   
     
  
  
  
   
  
   
 
  
   
  
  
 
    
   
 
    
    
  
  
  
      
      
          
 
      
 
   
    
   
         
    
      
  
 
   
  
   
   
   
 
Married man, 40. ex] 
farming and dairying, 
overseer Ss Bue gen. 
 
  
   
    
 
    
 
    
   
  
    
    
    
  
   
  
   
 
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Middisaged woma 
and refined, _wants 
work, no- 
Louise Graham, Atl: 
tion C.. % Gen, Del. 
 
Man, 37. wants ji 
tractor. truck .and. gen 
work. Would prefer cr 
1942, on 50-50 basis. 3 
ily. Earl By Morr Wr 
Mtn. Rt d:. i: ? 
Country raised anc fae 
man and wife; want 
take a country ne 
 
  
  
  
   
  
  
     
   
    
 
    
  
  
  
  
  
     
     
   
      
  
 
    
     
   
    
 
    
  
  
  
  
  
 
  
 
  
 
       
         
          
      
 
  
   
     
  
 
nection. T, V. Mann, | AL 
 
  
     
 
  
   
    
  
 
  
  
  
  
 
Exp. poultryman,. al 
attending . chickens. Re 
nished. Small salary and 
No bad habits. ne tr 
 
            
        
        
  
  
   
   
 
live in woe and 
stock and light work, 
 
   
   
        
        
     
  
 
dle labor, truck or tractor 
salary . and. - particulars 
give ref. Am 1 arm ma 
have wife. Both wo 
Young, Colquitt. Rt 
Freeman. = 
 
   
      
       
   
 
    
   
 
        
  
         
    
 
any ae ae: bier Tit res 
ook .C. preferred | 
eeobere in tobacco be 
G. Croy. ee Rt. 4, 
 
      
    
 
    
   
        
         
  
  
    
 
    
  
 
adjoining co. Give. ft