Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1940 December 2

ALTON COGDELL, DIRECTOR-STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS ASL

MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1940.

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as Purchased By Comrmnissioner
Roberts.

e leases on the present State Farmers Mar-
in Atlanta, all expire by January 1, 1941,
york has already begun on a modern market
much larger site With this in mind, I bought
ie State about two years ago a tract of 15
between Atlanta and East Point as a site for

rom every standpoint, this tract will make a

ess purposes. It is NOT in a residential
nd few if any homes are affected by it.
near either schools or churches, and in no
affect schools or churches or homes. In-
deflating the value of property, it likely
e an increase in the value of property in
ection. |

he main highway running from Atlanta
n East. Point and other points south and
ast passes the site and will be the main road
in reaching the market. This highway is al-
ined on both sides by business houses and
plants.

Site is also bounded on two sides by rail-
ich will have access to the Market and
in lines will be used in shipping Georgia
lucts out of the state.

This market~ project when. completed will
the expenditure of several million dollars and
ition it will mean that many other millions
rs will be spent in that section by grocery
or storage warehouses and by gas and oil
to service the 200,000 trucks that will pat-
he Market annually. The Market section
ily develop into a little city that would
n million dollars. to build.

Master Market will afford a bigger r mar-

LIVESTOCK

se prices, quoted by White Provision
y, are on strictly corn-fed hogs:

Hogs: 180 to 240 lbs., $6.00; 150 to 175. Ibs.,
; 130 to 145 Ibs., $5.00 down: 240 to 300 lbs.,
300 to 350 lIbs., $5.50; good roughs, 180 to
s., $5.25; good roughs, 350-to 500 lbs., $5.00
Sattle: Good fat beef-type steers oS heif-
58 to $9; medium fat, $6 to $7.50; fat dairy-
ers and heifers only good enough to bring
. $5.50; few up to $6; common kinds, $4 to
canners mostly $3 to $3.75; good heavy
5 to $5.50; light bulls, $4 to $5; best calves
; Medium, $6.50 to $7.50; common, $5 to
owouts, $3.50 to $4.50.

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ite for the market. It has already been zoned ~

Jork Is Begun On New Farmers Market

-ket for the sale of the prodaete: of Georgia farm-
ers and will also cause expansion of the other state
markets.

As I have stated above, the Murphy Ayenue
tract is a splendid site, not located in a residence
section and which is now almost surrounded by
-business houses and industrial plants.

In order to save time and rush the work on
the new Market, Governor-elect Talmadge has
been commissioned to build the Market and WORK
UPON IT HAS ALREADY BEGUN.

COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner.

Cotton Vote Set for Dec. 7th

All Gorgia farmers who produced cotton in
1940 are eligible to vote in the December th ref-
erendum to determine if cotton marketing quotas
will be in effect for the 1941 crop, Mr. Thomas R.
Breedlove, of Athens, administrative a of the
AAA in Georgia, anngainces.

Mr. Breedlove urges all farmers to vote on the
referendum as to whether or not they want mar-
keting quotas next year, and says further: Hach
1940 cotton producer, whether owner, tenant or
sharecropper, will be entitled to one vote. Two-
thirds of the farmers must vote in favor of market-

ing quotas if they are to be in effect in eas

For Gourd Growers
Mr. Connie N. Watts, of Bald wile, Cans
president of the Dixie Martin-Bluebird Club, re-
quests the Market Bulletin to state thdt he might
assist in the sale of Gourds as he has many requests
for them and growers of Gourds who desire to sell
them are asked to write to him, giving a descrip-_
tion of the Gourds.

Since there are not as many birds as there used
to be, insects are more numerous than they once
were, so anything done to increase the number of
birds will also help to get rid of bugs.

Farm Program to Continue

The re-election of President Roosevelt and the
Democratic ticket in the election of November 5th,
is of especial interest to farmers, because to them it
likely will mean the continuation of the Farm Pro-
gram that has been in effect since 1933.

Two sections of the program affect fe farmers
and the third not only affects them but all other
people as well.

These are the Soil Conservation and Rural
Electrification program, and the third is the guar-
anteed bank deposit law.

_ Jf the Soil saving program is continued it will
re-make the land of the South and will enable the
farmers to reclaim and build up much of their land,

whereby there will be a bigger yield per acre. Toa -
much of our land has washed away and we have |

to cultivate too much land to make our crops.

We need to grow more on less land and to

greatly increase the yield per acre. Georgias eorn

yield is estimated to be 11 bushels an acre, con)- =

pared with 50 bushels in Indiana. Then, too, we
save a lot of work on good land, because a 'tield

of rich land is lots easier cultivated than a poor

field.

A farmer aierage likes to plow the lots close to

the home, because they are usually richer than

the other farm land, and it takes less work for
em.

The Rural Electrification program means that

an ice
box, a radio and other conveniences. It also means =

the farmers can have lights for his home.

he can use electricity for many farm puiposes,

such as a pump in the well and to light and to cool

milk-in the dairy.

About 60,000 farm homes in Georgia now have |

electricity and it is planned to expand the program,
This is truly one of the greatest blessings that has

- ever come to the farm home.
* Guaranteed bank deposits help to pat more 4

money in circulation by all the people, both in the
country and in the cities. because more people pat-

ronize banks by putting money on deposit which
causes it to circulate, rather than be kept at home i:
_ tied up_in a sock or hid in or under the mattress.

Full co-operation with the Government on the
Soil saying plan will enable you to diversify your

crops and build up your land at the same time, the
results of which will soon be noticed in the Hin ky

crease of the yield per acre.

Foxes Gone Mad

qh an z

(DP. di MM. Sutton, State Veterinarian, was in
Augusta this week to confer with Richmond county
commissioners on a proposed quarantine against

dogs running at large in the southern section of the
county because of the prevalence of rabies among
foxes in several counties in that area of the state.

A ninety-day quarantine already has been or=_
-dered in Burke, Jefferson and Washington Coun=

ties. During this. period, dogs must be confined to
private property unless immunized againt rabies.

PRICES OF FRESH VEGETABLES

TURNIPS (bunched), per doz. punches 70c-80c.

TURNIP SALAD, bu. hampers

quoted below on the Atlanta Market are by wholesale egg dealers for graded A-1 white and candled eggs. Ungraded eggs are quoted 2c to 3c below.
quotations. Yard run eggs will not be permitted for retail trade under the Georgia eee law. Day-old and day-fresh eggs are offered as such and

GEORGIA PRODUCE

COLLAR DS. per dOn oS 2s ore 60c-75e fF -
MUSHROOMS (Ga.) 1-lb. cartons 27140-30e |
POTATOES, Ga. Cobblers, U.S. No. 1 2
1O0-Woe Sakis oe sneer a eee S19
SWEET POTATOES, Porto Rican,
Bulke per Cw. _$1.40- $1. 60

ty eggs are not allowed to be offered for sale at all. ps
Atlanta Ash- Barnes- | Black || Clarkes- La Lake- | Macon | Metter Quit~ Sand- Sparta Syi- |
burn - ville shear ville Grange land man ersville vania
38 30 33 i: 130 .30 30 38 a2 be 28h 30@ 0 s. 30 30
.33-.35 30 .28 25 30 20 3D 20]. OR eas a es 27 .28 30 |
Sees a 5 Ee pee ee 32 28 22 (obs 26 25
14 12 14 14 ite141 14 13 .16 12 14 ast 12 5
ies .10 .09 10 ett .10 \10. gel 15 .09 13 .10 .08 14
08 08 .08 09 .08 08 08 10 .06 07 07 -08 10
10-.12 ae, 2 12 .10 .10 pA ie 12 14 a2 35
SEO 18 18 18-.20 14 16 AT 20 eae 18 18 .20 18
Mop LAs ee he 08 fe 13 13 08 10
AO -10 .08 10
Tan 13 20-.25 18 25 14-1h jo At 20 18 eames 18 18
; Butter, bst. oe ees eae SA eee 25 .30 30 20 30 20 .30 .30 30
penined C24 Se os ee 00; fo SS 4.00.5 es. of eee = 1,00 100 = 1.00 1.00 1.25
Brees, not mixed | 1.00 26 (3 1.15 poe Se oes ae 1.25 1.25 | ___-_ | 1.15=1.25 1.00 1.25
eeom = 72.74 60 275 55 75 -70 -60 -65 50 -50 60 .60 50
orn, 80 Ibs. to bu. ~ 70 55 70 55 <t5 Pf | 5 Mineecetcrhcesamee = 60 50 08 50 60 | 55
; oe plore a0 pee .70 G5) 55 55 foo $0) ee
Rc = 70 es 1:00. Ss 0 a 1.00 L004) 80) oe eres
f Potatoes, per-ewts | 1.00 1.50 1.00 Leo ici 90 1.25 E00. 1.20 1.00 1,25
@ge green, per cwt. 2] sf 1625 Pe ee aife ee ees 1.75 1.50 ee ee S 1.00
ee, wate, per cwh fo 2 1:00-4:28 ta pero BSP re ee ced ea on 1.00
ine Hay, No. $15-$18 15.00 17.50 15.00 15.00 15 005 18.00 15.00; $12.$14 14.007 Se $15-$18
ae 12.00 5.00 12.00 12.00 = 8.00 8.00 S| OQ) eee 10.00
sh Peanuts, No. to 65.00 65.00 65.00 = 62.00 59.00} a ee 65.00
nseed (prime) _- 30.00 22.00 DBM) Fd a ee Sa eee ee 30.00 oO es 27.00 20.00 25.00
nseed Meal, 7% - 32.00 soe 28.00 Po 29,00: fo aS ee = 30.00 3S0G [See oye
tonseed Meal, 8% ___ 34.00 : 29.00 | __- 30.00 : pe 32.001... Sere

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CEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

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MARKET BULLETIN

Established by J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture

March 1, 1917
Published Semi-Monthly by

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

STILES A. MARTIN, Editor

COLUMBUS ROBERTS, Commissioner

Executive Office: State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia

Send All Letters to

Publishing Office Covington, Ga.

The Market Bulletin, State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. :
Notify en FORM 3578Bureau of Markets 222 State Capitol

Entered as second class matter August 1, 1937, at the Post
Office at Covington, Georgia, under the Act of June 8, 1930. Ac-
cepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Sec-
tion 1103, Act of October 8, 1917.

Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re-
peated only when request is accompanied by new copy cof notice.

Limited space will not permit insertion of notices containing
more than 30 words including name and address.

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

Bulletin.

Dr. J. M. Sutton, State Veterinarian, will leave

To Report on Bangs Disease

Monday

for Chicago to attend the forty-fourth annfal meeting of the
United States Live Stock Sanitary Association, December 4 to 6.
He is former vice president of the association. A report on the
progress of Bangs disease control in Georgia is to be made ina
discussion of the work now being carried on in this field in the
Southeastern states.

ing factors in 1941.

Two New Bulletins

The Georgia Experiment Station, Experiment, Georgia, has
just issued two new Bulletins, one on Permanent Pastures and
the other on Flax Production in Georgia. If interested write
that station for a copy.

1941 Farm Prospcts

Georgia farmers face prospects for improved domestic de-
mand of farm products and decidedly reduced export outlets for
cotton and tobacco in 1941, the Georgia Agricultural Extension

Service reported this week.

In an outlook report prepared by its specialists for next
year, the Extension Service indicated higher prices for domes-
_tieally consumed food products in 1941, as a result of increased
demand. For some food products, decreased foreign demand or
inereased production may offset the effect of improved domestic

in 1941 than for this year.

Cotton and tobacco, Georgias two most important cash crops
will suffer heavily from loss of export markets coupled with a
probable increase in carryover. For cotton, government loan and
export programs will be the principal price and income support-

demand on prices. Costs of production are expected to be higher

For tobacco, Georgia growers will be faced

with the most serious situation with respect to tobacco stocks on
hand beginning of the 1941-42 marketing season than at any

time since the weed has been a commercial crop in this state.

tlook for other major crops in Georgiamost of which
are domestically consumedappears brighter than for export
commodities. Prospects for these crops follow:
PeanutsExpanded acreage 1941 dueto favorable price this
year, unless some method acreage restriction is devised in con-

nection with diversion program.

The 1940 per-acre yield of

peanuts was one of the highest ever recorded in Georgia.
PeachesIncrease anticipated for planting of early varie-

- ties. Georgia growers are expected to confine plantings to re-

placements of old orchards with a slight addition of new orch-
Improved management and reduced production costs

ards.

in other peach-producing areas.
ApplesSevere reduction expected in export outlets, with
possible increased domestic markets to offset foreign sale of

fresh fruits.

_ urged to meet competition caused by greatly increased plantings

Truck CropsLarger income anticipated from both Irish and
sweet potatoes and truck crops in 1941. Increased planting ex-
pected for most of these crops.

Feed CropsSupplies of hay and other forage crops expect-
ed to continue large relative to livestock numbers.

Corn prices

may improve, while oats and barley may average lower during
the first half of 1941 than a year earlier. ;
LivestockAlthough slaughter supplies of livestock in 1941
will be larger than the average recent years, they will be smaller
_ than in 1940. Material reduction in hog marketing and a small
_ decrease in supplies of grain-fed cattle are in prospect. Increase
in number of milk cows on farms expected, and prospects in-
dicated for smaller supplies of poultry and eggs. Stronger con-

sumer demand is in view for chickens, eggs, and turkeys.
In view of these prospects for the year 1941, the Agricultural

Extension Service points out that Georgia farmers would do well.

to continue adjustments now under way on their farms. Exten-

Sion specialists recommended three objectives which seem saf-

est for farmers to carry out in 1941; namely, Greatest possible

production of food and feed need at home, continued increase of

domestically consumed products, and full compliance with AAA

Dock Jones, of Union County, has a formula for success in

and other government programs.

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A Success Formula

farming. He says it is made up of four ingredients: Hard work,

common sense, lime and phosphate and legumes. Jones is pro-

ducing crops now on land that formerly did not raise scarcely
_ anything. As a demonstrator on one of the unit farms sponsored

by the Georgia Agricultural Extension Service and the TVA, he
has turned to soil building crops which, aided by applications of

lime. and psosphate, is bringing idle land into profitable soil.
Today he is one of the most progressive farmers in his section
_ and he takes care not to plant soil depleting crops such as corn

on the same strip of land year after year. He has some of the
best pastures in the valley.

\

Final Defense Broadcast

~The final in a series of four broadcasts on the 1941 Farm
Program as an aid in meeting the nations agricultural require-
ments for defense will be made over Station WSB,. Atlanta, at
12:15 CST next Tuesday on the Farm News and Views pro-

gram, sponsored by the Georgia Agricultural Extension Service.
Participants on the program will include Fred G. Blitch, young

Bulloch county farmer; Lester F. Martin, farmer and member
of the County AAA Committee of Bulloch County; Otis G. Price,
-Swainsbor

WSB.

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QO. banker; and Bill Prance, Farm Director, Station

AR AA Spee Sho teat

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Butterfly, milk and wine,
dbl. orange and lemon lilies, 40c
doz.; 12 dif. var. cannas, 30c
doz.; $2.00 C; white wistaria,
trumpet vine, 15c ea.; narcissi,
jonquils, 75c C. Orders less $1.00
add postage. Polly Harrel, Quit-
man, Rt. 3.

Jonquil bulbs, 65e C; erepe
myrtle, watermelon pink and
red, $1.00 doz.; yellow bells and
goldenrod, 75c doz; white mul-
tiglying onions for fall plant-
ing, 40c gal. All del. A. T. Pat-
terson, Waco. Rt. 2.

Evergreen holly bushes, mt.
laurel, rhododendrons, white
pines, $1.00 doz.; shasta daisies,
$1.00 C; 3 colors azaleas, tulip
poplar, redbud, red maples, cor-
alberry, 75c doz. Moss packed.
James E. Ridley, Mar-ganton.

All celors azaleas, purple vio-
lets, blue iris, 40c doz.; red ja-
ponicas, 40c ea.; forsythia, 2 for
25c; white spider lilies, 15, $1.00.
Add postage. Mattie Clayton,
Ellijay, Rt. 2. :

Sweet shrubs, white, spruce
pines, laurel, rhododendrons,
75c doz.; red japonicas, .20c ea.;
artificial blackbewry, 50c ea.;
mixed color azaleas, 50c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Benjamin
Charles; Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Purple iris, azaleas, 40c doz.;
jonquils, 40 C; pink almonds,
2, 25c; red japonicas, 40c ea.
Mrs. Zelma Welch, Ellijay, Rt.
2.

All eolors azaleas, blue, pur-
ple iris, 35c doz.; pink almonds,
forsythia, 2, 25c; jonquils, 40c
C. Add postage. Mrs. Inez Rob-
erson, Ellijay.

Wistavia, spirea, lilacs, for-
sythia, eng. ivy, perennial sweet
pea seed, evergreen seed, hibis-
cus seed, 4, 29c; 8, 49c not post-
paid. Exchange for other things.
F. B. Moore. Suwanee.

25 dbl. red geranium cuttings,
15c ea.; red salvia seed, 15c C;

eng. dogwood, 25c ea.; 1 box-

wood, 10 ft. high, 10 ft. through.
between 75 and 100 yrs. old,
$500.00 Cash: varigated ever-
greens, 3, 25c. Mrs. Mamie Stone
Rt. 2, Adairsville.

Mt. laurel, all color azaleas,
G@ozwood, pink cherokee rose,

barberry, $1.00 doz.; eng. juni- |

pers, 4, $1.00; pink perennial
phlox, trailing arbutus, hardy
mt. farns, trumpet daffodils,
$100 C. Mrs. A. L. Hemphill,

-Blue Ridge.

Nandinas, 3-4 in., syout, 1 yr.,
plants, $1.85 C; Cherry laurels
and ligustrums, 3-6 in., 75 C;
native blue spider wart (peren-
nial), $1.00 C. Lois Woodruff,
Greenville. Rt. 5.

Elvira narcissi, early bloom-
ing yellow trumpet daffodils,
35c ea.; orange day lilies, 59c
C: blue, white flags, 20c doz.;
$1.00 C; golden glow, 30c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Rosser Thom-
as, Adairsville.

Red, orange azaleas, 20 to 25
in high, 7c and 8c ea.; hedge
vine, 15 doz.; holly bushes. 25c
ea.; white pine, 15c ea. Delia
Reeves, Young Cane.

Perennial phlox, mt. fern, ga-
lax, greybeard, arbutus, shasta
daisies, $1.00 C; holly bushes,
coralberry, Cherokee rose, crab-
apple, redbud, dogwood, spruce,
white pine, pink almond. 3 ft.,
$1.00 doz. P. P. Leila Dickey,

Morganton. :
Purple lilacs, dbl. bridal
wreath, forsythia, flowering,

quince, pink almond, sweet
shrub, white ash, 10c ea.; pur-
ple iris, white narcissi. shasta
daisies, primroses, 25c doz. Add
postage. Myrtle Jackson, Jasper,
Rt. 2. j
White iris, 25c doz.; cape Jas-
mine, blooming size, 1% ft.
high. 50c ea.; 10 round top box-
woods, 34 in. high, 68 in. around

$3.50 ea.: 2 flat cedars, 4 ft.,

8 ft. around. $5.00 ea. Others.
Mrs. E. L. Roberts, Suwanee,
Rt ok, :

Lemon lilies, $1.00 C; hardy
ageratum, 25c doz. baby button
mums, pompom type, 25 doz.;
dbl. yellow dahlia bulbs, 75c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Gussie
Conner, Buchanan.

Lemon Lilies, privet hedge,
snowdrop bulbs, $1.00 C; Jap-
anese quince, spea, well root-
ed, 25c ea.; hardy ageratum,
purple iris. 25c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Beulah Leatherwood,
Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Swiss giant pansies, extra
large blooms, long stems, 25c
doz.; gaillardia, 20c doz.; aspar-
agus ferns, 3, 25c; ranunculus,
20c doz. Add postage. A. C. Min-
ter, 7 Roanoke Ave., N. E., At-
lanta. Ch 2418.

Spirea, dogwesd. white ole-
anda, arbelia. -*rple lilacs, al-
thea, red japonica, kerry, 20c
ea. pink thrift, 10c doz.; walnut

| meats, 35e Tb. del. Mrs. Ada M.
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Rhododendrons, laurels,
white pines, azaleas, red and
white dogwood, holly, 2 ft.,
$1.00 doz; wood vine and cross
vine, $1.00 doz; birdeye, 40c
doz. Postpaid. W. G. Reynolds,
Morganton.

April blooming nagcissi, and
orange lily bulbs, 50c C. $4.50
M; Mrs. John Weaver, Temple.
Bit: s

Fine, large iris, light blue, or-
chid, tan, Mme. Chereau and
large purple, 6 for 50c; bloom-
ing size daffodils, $1.00 C.
bulbs; old English ivy cuttings
3 for 35c. Mrs. W. W. Trimble,
Adairsville.

Red and white dogwood,
sweet shrubs, Mtn. laurels,
rhododendrons, red maple,
black and white pines, pink,
red, yellow azaleas, 3 ft.,. $11.25
doz. Exc. for white feed sacks.
Mrs. P. Abercrombie, Mineral
Bluff.

Scarlet Ohara and Japanese
morning glory seed, ea. kind,
15c doz., 25c. Add postage. Mrs.
Bertha Thomas, Lawner.

Shrubbery, different kinds,
for sale. Write; also Kudzu
crowns, No. 1 selected, $6.00 M;
og = Yonge Walker, Toccoa.

Watermelon red crepe myr-
tle, white spirea, bridalwreath.
red flowering quince, broadleaf
evergreen, 10 and 20c; mix.
daffodils, white, yellow Olym-
pia, Emperor, orange Hemora-
callis lilies, 25c doz. lemon li-
lies, 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
- B. Robinson, Bowden. Rt.

Holly and other shrubbery,
for sale. Billy Bailey, Harlem,
RFD.

Frost - proof snapdragons,;
giant pansies, dbl. swtt Will-
iams, dbl. stocks, foxglove, col-
endulas, giant carnations, white
hyacinths, candytuft, all col.
verbena, dianthus, 25c doz.
$1.50 C; coral vines, 15c ea.
Mrs. E. L. Smith, Wadley.

Rhododendrons, azaleas,
hemlock, mtn. laurels, spruce
and white pines, dogwood, hol-
ly, cedar, crabapple, dbl. root-
ed, 2-4 ft., 4 for 25c. Add post-
age on all orders under 50c.
Dan Ferguson, Murrayville.
Rte 15 : =

Blue violets; white daisies,
25e C; mix. col. iris, 60c.C;
weeping willow, yellow japoni-
cas, Boston ferns, 15c ea., 2 for
25c; mix. col. blooming size
gladioli bulbs, 15c doz., 2 doz.
25c; privet hedge, $1.00 C. All
rooted and del. Mrs. W. D. Rol-
ston, Ella Gap.

Hastings Swiss Giant and
Exhibition pansies, 35c doz., 3
doz. $1.00; dbl. sweet Williams,
rust-proof snapdragons, anthe-
mis, monards, 3 doz. 50c post-
paid. Mrs. C. Lynch, Rome.

ARt 1.

Queen Annes Lace, 10c doz.
plants, pink yarrow and Shas-
ta. daisies, 10c for good size
clump; pink, perennial pea, 10c
for a good rooted plant. Add
postage. Mrs. E. L. Rogers,
Griffin.

White narcissi, yellow cluster
jonquils, purple Jap iris, lemon
lilies, ea. $1.00 C; tansy, bri-
dalwreath, 3, 25c; pink almond,
25c ea; pink, purple, lemon
verbena, yellow mums, snow-
drops, 25c doz. Exc- for white
sacks. Martha Womack, Bre-
men. Rt 2.

Blooming size azaleas, _ all
col., 40c doz; spruce and white
pines, dogwood, ivy, mtn. lau-
rels, 60c doz; white altheas, 10c
ea; crabapple, sweet shrubs, 35c
doz. Vell rooted. Add postage.
Mrs. L. F. Adams, Ellijay. Rt.
2

Rhododendrons, laurels,
hemlock, white pines, white
dogwood, pink crabapple, 85c
doz; all col. blooming size azal-
eas, 45c doz; boxwood, 14-16
in., 25c ea. dbl. yellow japon-

icas, altheas, lilac, 20c. Add
postage. B. A. Shepard, EHi-
jay. Rt. 4.

Perennial phlox, all col. ir-
is, lavender, purple, 20c doz:
boxwoods, 14-18 in,, 25c ea. all
col. blooming size azaleas, 40c
doz; snowballs, almonds, dbl.
red, yellow japonicas, pink wei-
gelias, 20c; white dogwood, lau-
rels, pines, etc., 75c doz. Mrs.
Lee Eller, Ellijay. Rt. 2.

Pansy plants, Steeles Jum-
bo, 50, $1.25; $2.00 C; Swiss
Giants, 50, 75c; $1.25 C. Post-
paid. J. A. Ward, Cordele.

8 boxwoods, 9 yrs. old, $2.00
ea. A. B. Grovenstein, Mable-
ton.

Hedychium cownarium (gin-
ger or butterfly lly), pure
white, very fragrant, 5 ft.,
$2.00 doz. postpaid; $10.00 C.
Exp. collect. Mrs. G. R. Thig-
pen, St. Marys.

King Alfred daffodils, 50c C.
not postpaid. Forrest Kiser, Bu-
chanan. Rt. 2.

Small palms for sale or exc.

for ' casaba. R. L, Decker,
Brunswick. ice a

Bu A ee AR) rd

Monday, December :

Farmers Golden Teg

thine harvest in thy fiel@.
and hast forgot a sheaf
the field; thou shalt not g
again to fetch it; it shall

for the stranger, for
fatherless, and for the
ow: that the Lord thy
may bless thee; in a
work of thine hands.

| woods, 3 col. altheas, weig

De@-othy Perkins roses, 25

eronomy 19:24. ,._.

Abelia, red althea, red o

der, Jap quince, Jap
ligustrum, royal poi
nandina, fcrsythia, red

thumbergie, prices reason
postage extra. Mrs. E. J.
rester, Sparta.
75 plants for $1.25:
12 snapdrago 4s, 12C
Pe pea eos 12 GbE
owers, 14 Eng. daisies.
W. W. Chisholm, Savanne
3, Box 312. ee
Several hundred ga
cape eo 15-28 j
a., not shipped. At my pla
mi. North Oglethorpe. ;
L. Williams, Oglethorpe,
Rosebushes, 14c ea., rex
Radiance, Tali
Hoover, Etoile de Hollan
G. Hill, Caledonia, pi
lumbia, Briarcliff, Ceci]
ner and Betty Uprichard,

COD. Wm. R., Wilson, Col
Park. - ae
Wild fern, honeys:

spruce pines, cedar, holl
ft., 10c ea; 15 for $1.00.
postage. Miss Edith
Ellijay. Rt. 1.

Roses: Van Fleet, Silv
Pauls Scarlet, Red Lett
Hillingdon, 25c ea. 5 for
tulips, 40c doz; purple foxgl
25c doz; dbl. red altheas.
a; evergreen hollyhock,
doz. Mrs. V. T. Chandler, |
ming, Rt, 2. ~ oa
Daffedils, jonquils, _ iris
doz. 25; dogwood, a
spirea, lilac, pink wei
for 25c; hardy phlox, fox

2 Mrs. Wo
Talking Rock. oe
_ Large amount white
si bulbs for sale or
feed sacks or dried f
what have you? Mrs.
Pearce, Carrollton, Rt.

10 boxwoods, 18-
crabapple, 13 ft., Eng.

spirea, blooming peach,
yellow jasmine, Jap rose
Persian rose, on |
Cheap for 3
nt Alpharetta. Rt. 1,
Rhododendrons, Mtn. laur
black and white pines,
willow, azaleas, Eng. an
and white dogwoods; also
tha Perkins roses, 25 ea.
R. L. Baugh, Mineral Bl
_Arborvitae seed, 10 s
ful; bridalwreath, wild cu
ber, sweet shrub, Eng. dogwo
Mtn. ferns, $1.00 doz; white :
purple
bark,

iris,

35c doz; ch
20c

lb; marechaln

postpaid. Jack Hicks, S
Mtn: Box-32.- ie
_1 Boxwood, 6 ft. tall. 1
dia., reasonable. Sce. L:
Turner, Culverson, N. C. |
(Resident of Ga.)
Forsythia, crabappl
myrtle, privet, 10c ea.
postage. Mrs. P. P.
Bowman. Rt. 1. :
Abelia, white gardenia
white and purple altheas,
rooted, 35c ea; armur.
hedge, 1, 2, 3 ft., 2c ea; pin
monds, forsythia, snowbal
rooted, 25c ea. Postpaid.
phine Raley, Mitchell. |
Physostegia, verbena
purple, rose, 3, 10c; blue
ple, white iris, pink thrif
dy moss, watermelon crepe
rtle, fcrsythia, bridal
cut flowers, for sale. N
H. Bennett, Atlanta, Bou
Drive. a
Red, yellow, pink, wh
onies, Rose of Sharon, Ai
Waterer spirea, far-syt
50c; daffodils, white and
narcissi, Siberian, Hem
lis lilies, thrift, 200. $1.01
dy phlox. lemon lilies, 2
Postpaid. Mrs. Dick 1]
College Park. Rt. 2.
Altheas, dbl. purple,
white, single lavender, spi
Van Houtti, dbl. reevsa
lardi, thumbergia,
profuse blooms, forsy
ea. 5 for $1.00; stock
Annes lace, scabiosa,
Others. Mrs. L. A. Barry
dele. Rt. A.
Purple lilac, flowering
Cherokee rose, lily bush
wood, weigelias, crepe
all well raoted, 90 d
quils and butter and egg

10c doz. Add postage.
H. Kennemur, Ellijay.

nday, December 2.1940

ee E MARKET BULLETIN ___,_ Page Three
LOWERS AND SEED | FLOWERS AND SEED , FLOWERS AND SEED ; FLOWERS AND SEED ; FLOWERS AND SEED |
FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE a FOR SALE 3

andering jew, 6 cut, 25c;
ciwinkle seed, white, red, 10c
ls. sweet shrub, bridal-
reath, pink G-epe myrtle, co-
us, 3 for 25c; sweet pome-
ate, 50c ea; moon vine seed,
_ tbls. M. O. or cash. Mrs.
N. Johns, Odum, Rt. 1.
100 purple wisterias, $10.00;
0 honeysuckles, $5.00; 2
looming size white altheas,
Well rooted, moss packed.
rs. N. B. Beene Cairo. Rt. 2.
Peonies, extra large, mix, col-
(not a cheap lot, some
rth $3.00 to $4.00 doz), 1 at
c, 3 for 50c; 7 for $1.00; or
45 postpaid. Large pkg.
owering poppy seed free. H.
S. Oakley, Covington. |
Well rooted white wisteria,
5c; pink crepe myrtles, 10c;
if. chrysanthemums for 50c:
d hibiscus, 15; purple lilac,
Mrs. James Pearson, Coosa.

- Long trumpet, yellow daffo-

ils, 30c C; $2.75 M. postpaid.
Guar. full count, good size
bs, Alice Stokes, Jasper. Rt.

ed dogwood, azaleas, white
es } pussy willows,
els, ivy, crabapples, flow-
ng pear, 3 for 25c; trailing
tus, evergreen galax, 15c
Exc. for feed sacks. Bertha
iliholland, Mineral Bluff.
olly, black and white pines,
maple, rhododendrons, mtn.
els, red and yellow azaleas,
y willows, redbuds, $1.25
. postpaid. Evergreen galax:
. Nichols, Mineral Bluff.
Azaleas, yellow and red,
ite and red dogwoods, white,
slack pines, crabapples, sweet
rubs, red maple, mtn. laurels,
dodendrons, $1.25 doz; ever-
een galax, arbutus, 35c doz.
cc, for white feed sacks. Mrs.
J. Roper, Mineral Bluff.
Yellow and red azaleas, red
d white dogwood, white and
ack pines, red maple, sweet
rubs, crabapples, mtn. lau-
s, rhododendrons, $1.25 doz;
ergreen galax, trailing arbu-
3 soc doz. Exe. for white
sacks. Mrs. S. P. Roper,
eral Bluff.
4 boxwood, 4 ft., 3 1-2-4 ft.
$6.00 ea; if taken at once;
junipers, 10 ft., $5.00 ea; 2
s deodoras, 15 ft. high, 12
dia. at bottom, $25.00 ea.
Lizzie Bearden, Palmetto.
ll col. blooming size azaleas,
ic doz; dbl. yellow japonicas,
owballs, pink almonds, althe-
pink weigelias, 20c; purple,
ue, lavender ivis, perennial
nk phlox, 20c doz; boxwood,
0 in., 25c ea; rhododen-
ons, laurels, 75c doz. Add
EP ae L. M. Evans, Ellijay.

Ciympia _ daffodils,
coming narcissi, Siberian li-
2s, white and blue, 80c C; 200
r $1.50; red spider lilies, pe-
ies, 3 col. 6 for $1.00; lemon
es, 25c doz. Mrs. Christine
cLeod, College Park. Rt. 2,
ox 166.

Hyacinths, Roman, bulbs, 3
r 10c; 30c doz; white Narcis-
bl. single daffodils, yellow
et scented jonquils, 20c doz.,
_C; mixed, 75c C; pink Wei-
lia, white Forsythia, white
iglish dogwood, Abelia, pink
epe Myrtle, purple Lilac,
oted, 15c ea, $1 doz. Mrs.
sse Jackson, Austell, Rt. 2.
Coral berry bushes, purple
wacs, red * cireas, pink Wei-
lias, red Japonicas, mixed A-
leas, Golden Bells, pink and
thite Altheas, sweetshrubs,

doz. add postage. Mrs. Grace
ebb, Ellijay.
Puronle Iris, Primrose, yellow
ornless rose, 65c C, bloom-
shrubs, 15c ea. boxwoods,
her large shrubbery. cheap,
hite Peonies, 4 for $1. Mrs.
_L. Tallant, Cumming.

Pink Almond, Altheas, Hi-
scus, Spirea, lilac, cedars,
8wood, 3 for 25c; Foxglove,
iwdy Phlox, Verbena, Dusty
iller, Irts, daffodils, 20c doz.
rs. Oscar Silver, Talking
ek, Rt. 2:

White Spider lilies, 50c doz;
arge boxwoods, Azaleas, 50c
Zz; Liveoak or evergreen, well
oted, 25c ea; Butterfly bush,
ea; yellow, red Japonicas,
ea; purple, white Lilac, 15c
. add -postage. Mrs. R. P.
nith, Ellijay. ls

d and white dogwood, Mtn.
urel, Rhododendrons, Azal-
s, black pines, red, maple,
ectshrubs, crabapple, Hem-
2k, 10c doz; blue Iris, Tiger
5, doz; snowdrops,
ailing Arbutus, 20c doz. exc.
white feed sacks. Nellie
inn, Mineral Bluff.

four nice boxwoods 1-15
ars old, .1-13 years, 1-10
s and the other 9 years old.
35.00 for the lot. See or write.
firs. J. J. Patterson. Rt. 1, Elli-

i

April,

th. Hydrangeas, well rooted,

Red and white dogwood, Mtn.

laurel, Rhododendrons, Azaleas,

black pine, red maple, sweet-
shrubs, crabapple, holly, Hem-_
lock, 10c doz; Pussy Willow,
white pine, 20c ea; blue iris,
Tiger lilies, 35c doz; snowdrops,
Trailing Arbutus, 20e doz. Exc.
for white feed sacks. Lillian
Mann, Mineral Bluff.

_Evergreens, spruce, white
pines, Rhododendrons, Mtn.
Laurel, pink crabapple, sweet-
shrubs, 75 doz; all cols. bloom-
ing sizes Azaleas, 40c doz; dbl.
yellow, red Japonicas, pink,
Tred Weigelias, dbl. pink Al-
mond, pink, white Altheas, 20c;
pink, rose perennial phlox, roy
al purple Iris, 20c doz. add
pee Martha Eller, Ellijay,

Red, white dogwoods; white,
black pines, red maple, sweet
shrub, mix. azaleas, mtn. lau-
rels, rhododendrons, crabapple,
$1.25 doz; evergreen galax, ar-
butus, 35 dc#; purple lilac, 25c
ea. Exc. for white feed sacks.
Mrs. Belle Barnes, Mineral
Bluff.

- Red and white dogwoods,
Mtn. laurels, sweet shrubs, rho-
dodendrons. pink, red, yellow
azaleas, red maple, black and
white pines, 3 ft., $1.25 doz; ev-
ergreen galax, 35c doz. Post-
paid. Mrs. F. F, Roper, Mineral
Bluff.

Pink, red,
mtn. laurels,

yellow azaleas,
rhododendrons,

shrubs, red maple, black and
white pines, 3 ft., $1.25 doz.
postpaid. Exc- for white feed
sacks. W. G. Abercrombie, Min-
eral Bluff.

ens, well rooted, $3.00 C; $25.00
M. Field grown plants, 8-10 in.,
$1.50 doz; $10.00 C. All del
Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Blue flags, purple iris, or-
ange day lilies, 40c doz; butter
and egg bulbs, 25c doz; New
Years vine, tame, red honey-
suckle, 10 ea; purple fall pinks,
30c doz. bunches. Exc- for
white sacks. Mrs. G. C. Hester,
Dahlonega. Rt. 1.

Pink and white Thrift and
orange day lilies, 50c C; pink
verbena, 10c a rooting; single,
lavender althea, 25c; evergreen
privet hedge, 25c C. plants; sev.
large tree boxwood Come see
and make offer. Mrs. Herbert
L. Perry, Statham. 2

Daffodils, orange day lilies,
Star of Bethlehem, Leopard li-
lies, 50c C; Dwarf boxwood and
hardy pink hibiscus plants. Ea.

en bells, bridalwreath, yellow
forsythia, altheas, others, 50c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Mollie
Henderson, Ellijay.

Named var., camellia plants
from 50c to $3.00 ea. plus post-
age or exp. Mrs. R. C. White,
Alto. (Yonah Nursery).

Perennial blue salvia, 10c
clump, $1.00 doz; perennial
gallardia, 20c ea; foxglove, 20c
ea; Queen Annes Lace, nigella,
scabiosa, stocks, giant maple
leaf pansies, ea. 25c doz; red-
bud, 10-18 in. 10c ea. $1.00 doz.;
forsythia, altheas, spirea, Jas-
mine, 35c ea. 5 for $1.00. Mrs.
H. A. Everson, Cordele, Rt. A.

White dogwood, pink crabap-
ple, white pines, laurels, rho-
dodendrons, sweet shrubs, 85c
doz; blooming size azaleas, all
col.. 40 doz; white, pink althe-
as, 20c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Dawson Stanley, Ellijay, Rt. 2.
" Blooming size azaleas, all col.
40c doz; pink weigelias, pur-
ple lilac, dbl. yellow, red ja-
ponicas, dbl. pink almonds, 20;
evergreen boxwood, 12-18 in.,
25c ea; rhododendrons, laurels,

ink, rose perennial phlox, ar-
pita. 25 Bo. All rooted. Add
stage. Lora Shepard, Ellijay.
t2; .
Pink perennial phlox, blue,
lavender iris, 20 doz; box-
woods, 14-18 in. 25c ea; bloom-
ing size, all col. azaleas, 50c
doz; snowballs, dbl. yellow, red
japonicas, 20c; mtn. laurels,
dogwoods, pink crabapple, rho-
dodendrons, 80c doz. dbl. pink
almonds, white altheas, 15c.
Add postage. B. L. Eller, Elli-
jay. Rt. 4. :
Boxwoods, 15-18 in. 25c ea;
snowballs, pink weigelias, dbl.
pink almonds, dbl. yellow jap-
onicas, white, pink altheas, 20c;
all col.. blooming size azaleas,
40c doz; mtn. laurels, rhodo-
dendrons, spruce and _ white
pines, pink crabapple, 85c doz.
Add postage. Linda Evans, Elli-
jay. Rt. 2.
: Teeny boxwoods, 2 1-2 ft.
to 5 ft. high, round in shape.
Write Mrs. L. E. Wood, Sharps-
bures, :
Several thousand. daffodil.
bulbs 40c C; $3.00 M;, abelia
and privet hedge, 3 to 4 ft. 15c

each. Will exchange. Mrs. Car-
rie Griffin, Rt. 1, Adel.

red and white dogwoods, sweet |

Boxwoods, 4-6 in. sempervi- .

6 for $1.00 well rooted; gold-~

white, spruce pines, "75C GOZ,.

Boxwood plants heavily

}rooted $1.00 dozen, $4.00 C;

larger $2.00 dozen, $5.00 C;
white, red, lavendar crepe myr-
tle $2.00 dozen; $10.00 C; gar-
denias 50c each, $5.00 dozen;
red Cydonica Japonica 25c each,
5 for $1.00; blackberry lily
bulbs $1.00 doz. Mrs. C. M.
Robinson, Greenville.

Mead strain Giant hybrid
Amaryllis-blooming size 2 1-2
to 3 in. bulbs 3 for $1.00; 3-4
inch 2 for $1.00. State prefer-
ence in coloring; bulblets $1.00
dozen; seedlings 50 for $1.00.
Well rooted St. Regis everbear-
ing red raspberries 25 for $1.00.
A. J. Jones, 15 Screven Ave.
NE Atlanta.

Pink thrift plants 300 for
$1.10 del; Shasta daisies, fever-
few, physostegia, mixed colors
verbena 30c dozen del; small
nandinas, red and pink crape
myrtle 15c each. Add 8c post-
age. Flower seed free with 50c
orders. Mrs. Annie Pattillo, Rt.
4, Bx 79, LaGrange.

Rooted sweet shrubs 1 1-2 to
2 ft., 2 for 25c delivered to 2nd
zone. Mrs. D. G. Caldwell, Rt.
1, Kingsland. :

Peonies-white, red, scarlet,
pink, silver, pink, rose, apple
blossom pink good roots 3 to 5
eyes $2.15 dozen; 500 verbenas
tall pink good rooted plants
$5.00 C; Tiger lilies top size
bulbs; Bermuda Easter lily
$1.15 dozen; light & dark iris
$1.50 C. Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Au-
burn,

Large gladiola bulbs 50c; me-
dium 35c dozen, small 60c C;
bulblets 10c C; salmon pink,
peach, white, rose, pink, red,
yellow; 200 white Anril bloom-
ing narcissus 35c C. PP in Ga.
No checks. Mrs. H. L. Field, Rt.
3, McDonough.

Flowering quince, January
Jasmine, forsythia, almond,
pear spirea, lilac, altheas, Lig-
ustrums, mock orange, Phila-
delphia grandflora, perennial
peas, pink crape myrtle, mi-
mosa, water oak, elm, sweet
gum, English ivy, etc. Phone
Ja. 0277, Mrs. W. T. Mobley,
1034 Capitol Ave. Atlanta.

Junipers 2 for 75c; narcissus
20c dozen, 50c C; white & lav-
endar iris 60c C; snowdrop
bushes 15c each; year old wal-
nut bushes 25c each; mixed
winter pinks 25c dozen; hibis-
cus and hedge bush 25c each.
Add postage.
White, Rt. 1, Temple.

50 or more red cedars and
holly trees, the size to set out;
also a lot of blooming shrub-
bery, large bushes and some
old fashioned cling stone peach
trees. Cheap to those coming
for them. Mrs. L. D. Singley,
Jackson.

Min. laurels, rnododendrons,

ple, coralberry, white dogwood,
tulip poplars, white pines, hem-
lock, pink Cherokee roses 3 ft.
high $1.00 dozen; yellow daffo-
dils, cream narcissus, Calif. vio-
lets, blue iris $1.00 C. Mrs.
Gladys Robinson, Mineral
Bluff. :

Azaleas 3 colors. dogwood 3
colors, Mtn. laurel, rhododen-
drons, redbud, coralberry,
Cherokee rose, holly bush,
white pine and crabapple all 3
ft. high, well rooted $1.00 doz-
en postpaid. Miss Hazel Wil-
son, Morganton.

4 large arbor-vitaes and box-
woods different sizes,, reason-
able at my home. Mrs. G. B.
Patterson, Rt. 4, Blairsville.

Jonquils, daffodils, paper
white narcissus 10c dozen at
home, 15c dozen mailed; snow-
balls 20c each. Estelle Johnson,
Rt. 2, Talking Rock.

Two boxwoods tree-type 12
ft. high 42 ft. around, reason-
able. Mrs. Ella E. Johnson,
Talking Rock.

Large 10 in. dahlia tubers, 20
colors; 12 sizes; 30c doz.;.50c
doz.; 75c doz. Mrs. W. A. John-
son, Alto. - in

Dahlias: 15 medium large
flowering $1.00, 10 Giant $1.00;
10 tiny pompon dahlias 75c. All
different named. Labeled.
Growing instructions furnish-
ed; Giant Trimardean pansy
plants assorted colors 20c doz-
_en. PP. Alvin D. Todd, Sarah.

Asst. 2 yr. roses, 25c ea;
abelia, nandena, llgustrum, ja-
ponicum, ligustrum lucidum,
psirea, Thunbergii,, Van
Houtte, Reavsiana, 25c to, 75c
ea; watermelon red: crepe myr-
tle. 25-50c ea; peonies, 10c-25c
ea; narcissus, $1.00 C; iris, 30,
$1.00 in assortment. Jas. Cu-
reton, Austell.

Evergreens spruce, mimosa,
hemlock, laurel, azaleas, calico
bush, silver maple, .white pine,
holly, dogwood, loblolly, galax,
arbutus, Mt. maple, rhododen-
dron. Wet moss packed. Gor-
don Hunnicutt, Tallulah Falls.

} er

Miss Margie |

red and yellow azaleas, crabap-.

Tuberoses, lantanas, red can-
nas, triple orange hemerocal-
lis 25c dozen; pampas grass,
poincianas 25c each; mixed
marigold seed 10c pt. Postpaid.
Mrs. H. G. Woods, Donalson-
ville, R. 3.
Large Tiger lily bulbs 75c
dozen; yellow Jasmine 4 for
25c; flowering almond pink 4
for 20c; Shasta daisies 15c doz-
en. Mrs. T. W. Lee, Lula.
Rooted Dwarf boxwood 5-10
inch size 10-and 25c; 2 bushes
6 ft. high $10.00 each. Cheap-
_ by lot. Belle. Garnta.
Wrightsville.

Bulbs of twin sisters 10c doz-
en postpaid as. they come.

Carefully selected large ones

15e doz. Mrs. E. B. McLeroy,
Rt. 1, Eatorton, -

Two flat cedars 4 ft. high 8
ft. around $5:00 each; 6 box-
woods 2 ft. high 4 ft. around
$2.50 each. Mrs. E. L. Roberts,
Rt. 1, Suwanee,

White April blooming narcis-
sus bulbs 50c C. All $1.00 or-
ders delivered. Mrs. Joe W.
Croft, Rt. 3, Hartwell.

Magnolia, mimosa, sweet bay,
holly, tea olive, dogwood, crab-
apple, sweet myrtle, maple,
hickory, crape myrtle, flower-
ing. almond, yellow Jasmine,
French mulberry, poplar 1 ft.
100; 3 ft. 25c, 4 ft 35c- plus
postage. Mrs. M. C. Connell, Rt.
2, Toomsboro.

Magnolia, holly, tea olive,
mimosa, hickory, maple, crab-
apple, sweet bay, crape myrtle,
sycamore, flowering almond,
sweet myrtle, yellow Jasmine,
umbrella china 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft.
25c, 4 ft. 35c. plus postage. Mrs.
Freeman Watson, Rt. 2, Tooms-
boro.

- Magnolia, tea olive, crape
myrtle, red and yellow dog-
wood, yellow Jasmine, sweet
shrub, greybeard, gallberry,
red holly 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4
ft. 35c plus postage. Exchg. for
white sacks. Mrs. Georgia Hunt,
Rt. 2, Toomsboro.

Ostrich plume, maiden hair,
sword, fluffy ruffles ferns, pink
myrtle, white Spirea VH, pink
almond, goldentod, Cape Jas-
mine, Madonna, calla lilies, ap-
ple sprouts 15c each; pink,
white oxalis 5c each; Shasta

daisies, purple iris 15c_ doz.
Mrs. Clyde Williams, Rt. 4,
Cumming.

Evergreen galax $1.00 C; a-
zaleas, red, yellow & white rho-
dodendrons, spruce & white
pine, evergreen ferns, red,
white and Eng. dogwood, weep-
ing willows, holly, crabapples,
ivy $1.00 dozen. John Dorsey
Cole, Mineral Bluff.

Jonquils, wild Easter lilies
15 dozen; magnolia, tea olive,
w..ite dogwood, red holly, red-
buds, snowdrops, sweet shrubs,
Indian arrow 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft.
25c, 4 ft. 35c. Add postage. Mrs.
H. B. Barwick, RFD 1, Dublin.

Plenty of well rooted garden-
jas 25c each, deep rose and
light rose rooted sultanas 10c
each; well rooted verbenas, red,
pink and white mixed 2 for 5c.
Mrs. Mary Ann Hardy, Alapa-
ha.

White pine, Cherokee roses,
Mtn. laurel, rhododendrons, 3
colors azaleas, crabapples, hol-
ly bush, redbuds, coralberry,
red, pink and yellow dogwood
3 ft. high postpaid $1.00 dozen.
Mrs. Lucille Millholland, Mor-
ganton.

Snowdrops, Shasta daisies,
ferns, Calif. violets, golden li-
lies $1.00 C; perennial phlox
4 dozen $1.00; spruce, yellow
& white dogwood, Cherokee
roses, laurels, redbuds, rhodo-
dendrons, crabapples $1.00 doz-
en PP. 10 rooted roses $1.00.
Addie Wilson, Morganton.

Globe arbor-vitaes 2 ft. well
rooted 50c
same; moss roses 3 for 50c; but-
terfly bush $1.00 dozen; Juni-
pers 25c each; phlox 25c doz-
en; January Jasmine 50c doz-
en. Mrs. W. M. Garren, Mor-
ganton. 3

9 large boxwood, white spid-
er lilies and all colors azaleas
50c dozen; evergreen well root-
ed 25c each; yellow and red
Japonicas 15c each. Add post-
age. Mrs. Leastie Smith, Elli-
jay.

Magnolia, evergreen, holly
tea olive, sweet bay, sweet myr-
tle, yellow Jasmine, red &
white dogwood, cedar,sweet
shrubs, 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft. 25c. 4 ft.
35c. Add postage. Will exchg.
for white sacks. Mrs. James
Connell, Rt. 3, Toomsboro.

Jonqui_s and June lilies $1.00
C; purple crape myrtles, pink
azaleas, large red roses not
monthly 2 for.30c; yellow roses
15c each; golden bells, Jap.
quince 10c each; exchg. for
anything can use. Mrs. Prince

Jones, Talking Rock,

each, boxwoods

thony W.
Bride of Rochester, English
dogwood, Spire Billardi, for=
sythia 10c each; crape myrtle,
redbud 20c each; Abelia 25
each, China Arb 35c each; Spi-
rea VH 3 for 10c, $5.00 C. Mrs,
M. L. Westbrook, Bremen.

_ Giant blue iris, lemon lilies,
Royal blue Jap. iris $1.00 C;
yellow rambler rose cuttings
15 dozen; white, cream, pink |
peonies 25c each or 5 for $1.00.
Mrs. W. H.-Hughey, Rt. 1,
Fairmount. :

Eight daffodil bulbs
lace ferns well rooted 25c each;
mixed 1-2 cupful 20c. All post-

2, Waco. :

Old fashioned spice pinks
$1.25 C; blue salvia 30c dozen;
| purple Michaelmas daisies 35
.dozen. Mrs. T. A. Burke, Wash-
ington.

-Red Japonicas,

lilacs, iris, lilies,
wreath, forsythia, red crape
myrtle, yellow honeysuckle
$1.50 C cutting; exchg. for good
100 lb. white feed sacks. Mrs.
John Allred, Rt. 2, Tallapoosa.

Pink Cherokee roses rooted
$1.00 dozen; sycamore 25c each,
5 for $1.00; Mimosa, cedar, hol-
ly, red maple, stocky shrubs.
90c each; spruce or hem'ock
75c dozen; dogwood, Japonicas,
coralberry, mo
rose $1.06 dozen. Mrs. J. H
Penland, Ellijay.

dbl. bridal

laurel, rhododendrons, red &
yellow azaleas, pink crabapople,
coralberry, white dogwood, tu-
lip popiar, white pines, butter-
fly bush, hemlock all 3 ft. high

daffodil $1.00 C. Bonnie Aber-
crombie, Mineral Bluff.

Mtn. laurel, rhododendrons,

redbud, coralberry, pink, red,
and yellow dogwood, white
pine, holly bush, pink Chero-
kee roses 3 ft. high rooted $1.00
dozen postpaid. Mrs. Boon Wil-
son, Morganton.

Pink & white Dorothy Per-
kins rose bushes 35c each; blue
iris. Black lily of India 35c doz-
en; white oxalis 25c bunch; pri-
vet hedge 30 each; sweet gum
geranium 25c each; also 2 white
Leghorn roosters $1.00 each.
Add postage. Wilma Dean, Bre-
men.

Unusual pink violet Rosina
10c each; veriegated canna 5c;
finest prizewinning gladiolas
Picardy 25c dozen large
bulbs, 15c dozen for medium
size. Mrs. J. D. Giddings, Glen-
wood. E

Large trumpet daffodils $1.25
C; white & yellow jonquils,
butter & eggs $1.00 C; berry
plants 500 for $1.25 or $2.00.
M; catnip, peppermint, spear-
mint 50c dozen. Miss Mattie
McCurley, Rt. 2, Hartwell.

Mtn. hydrangeas, sweet
shrubs, red Japonicas, pink &
red spirea, purple lilacs, gold-
en bells pink & white altheas,
mixed azaleas,
well rooted $1.00 dozen del.
| Mrs. Thos. Webb, Rt. 3, Elli-

jay. |

Rhododendrons, laurel, holly,
red dogwood, white pine, azal-
eas, birdeye, Easter lilies $1.00
dozen; jonquils, pinks, trailing
arbutus 50c dozen. Add postage.
Mrs. E. L. Wallace, Mineral
Bluff. :

Mtn. laurel, holly, red dog-
weod, rhododendrons, white
pine, azaleas, birdeye, Easter
lilies $1.00 dozen; jonquils,
pinks, trailing arbutus 50c doz-

eypher, Mineral Bluff.
Redbuds 5 for 25c, red dog-

and Mtn. ivy 4 for 25c; blue
iris 20c dozen, azaleas 4 for 25c;
arbor-vitaes 5 & 10 years old
at my yard $5.00 and $10.00
each. Mrs. Hattie Dehart, Min-
eral Bluff.

Red, yellow, orange, purple
azaleas, white and spruce pines,
Cherokee roses, blooming lo-
custs, Mtn. laurel and ivies 75
dozen. Add postage. Mrs. Ben
Lee, RFD 4, Dahlonega.

10 large boxwood for sale
$50.00 for lot; also have some
small ones for sale. W. T. John-
son, Rt..1, Hiram...

Yellow and white jonquils,
long trumpet .daffodils, dbl.
butter & eggs $1.00 C; blue
spider lilies $1.00 dozen; blue
hyacinths 25 bulbs 50c. Miss
Nora MeCurley, Rt. 2, Hart-
well.

Small size crape myrtle $1.50
dozen; white tuberose bulbs 25c
-dozen;, dbl. variegated altheas
25c each; dbl. white althea, yele
low bell, English dogwood, weie

gelias 20c each. Mrs. BE. A,
Smith, Greenville.

Buddleia, Mock orange, An~
spirea 15 eachs >

25c;
Easter lily bulbs same price;

hollyhock and hibiscus seed
paid, Mrs. L. A. McKibben, Rt.

: peachtree S.
roses 5 different monthly roses, _ :

black rose, moss

Pink Cherokee roses, Mtn.

$1.00 dozen; violets, narcissus, -

weigelias. All

en. Add postage. W. L. Stone-

woods 6 for 25c, Mtn. laurel,

- Page Four

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

_. Pink thrift 40 -C, $3.50 M.
Well rooted plants postpaid. No
Stamps. Mrs..H, .V. Branan, Rt.
2, Austell.

Azaleas 3 colors, pink, red,
yellow dogwood, Mtn. laurel,
rhododendrons, holly bush,
white pine, crabapple, coralber-
_ Ty $1.00 dozen postpaid. Roy
- Wilson, Morganton.

Cream white narcissi 25 doz-
en; long nose yellow daffodils
and paper white narcissi 10
- dozen. M. D. Redfern, Tennille.
Jonquils, Iris lilies, Lady of

20c; running Travelers delight
20c each, 6 for $1.00. Mrs. J.
_E. Nicolson, Rt. 1, Buchanan.

~ Star Jasmine vine, purple lil-
ac 10c each, 3 for '25; lemon
day lilies 75e C; white narcissi
~. 85c C; purple crape myrtle well
: rooted lic each. Add postage.
_ Fannie Wood, Rt. 1, Buchanan.
S Dogwood, young cedar $2.50
C; running cedar $2.00 C; water
oak $3.00 C; yellow root 25c
- dozen. Add postage. Wie Ps
Massey, RFD 2, Hartwell.

- Red & white dogwood, aza-
_ leas, rhododendrons, ivy, holly,
- ferns, silver maple and red
pines, Cherokee roses 5-6 ft.

%e. Mrs. Minnie Campbell,
_ Morganton. 3
Rhododendrons, redbuds,

white pines, red & white dog-
wood, Mtn. laurels, red & yel-
low azaleas, pink Cherokee
roses, silver maples odie heh:
~ $1.00 dozen; grey violets $1.00
& _C. Miss Dorothy Dillard, Min-
eral Bluff.

_ Evergreen bushes 25 and 50c
each. Some are knee high oth-
ers waist high. Mrs. Lula Mad-
ae Rt. 1, Felton.

irawberry bush, dogwoods,
red & white azaleas, ivies, Mtn.
Jaurels, Cherokee roses, ferns,
fe hollies, white, silver and red
maples, pines, blooming locust,
any size $1.00 dozen postpaid.
George Brown, Morganton.
~ Red & white dogwood, sweet
shrub, azaleas, Thunbergia
bushes 4-5 ft. high, well root-

dozen; rhododendrons, Mtn.
laurels, spruce, white, black
pines $1.00 dozen; Angel trum-
- pet vine, coral vine 3 for 25c.
~ Mrs. Mary J. Heaton, Mineral
Bloii.

ghiden glow 35e dozen; pink
cactus, justicia 35c eacs; Peru-

S$25 C; black lily of India 15c
wood, 9. different monthly ros-

- Head, Bremen.

ce - Privet hedge, yellow narcis-
sus, blue iris, sweet violets,
white narcissus $1.00 C; spider
lilies $1.25 C; lemon lilies 30

Jilies i5 each, 2 for 25c; Shasta
daisies 25c dozen. Mrs. Etta
stembridge, Rt. 3, Ellijay.
Yellow fragrant jonquils, dbl.
golden glow, blue lilac, spear-
mint, strawberrie, Dorset and
red old 25c dozen, $1.00 for 300
lus postage. Exchg. for good
quality white sacks or other
good values. Myrtie Pace, Rt.
, Temple. _
Several thousand, white with
yellow cup, very fragrant daf-
_ fodils 75c C; German iris, dark
blue and pure white $1.00 C.
rge amounts cheaper. Mrs.
arl Rutledge, RR 1, Temple.
_ Golden tip arbor- vitae 12 in.
5e each, 10 in. 55c each; Chi-
nese arbor-vitae 15 in. 35 each
2 for 65c. Plants are compact.
Miss Mittie Collins,
-Smithville..
Mixed bulbs: yellow narcissi,
_jonquils, gladoh, pink, bronze,
dwarf red 70c per C lots post-
paid. M. A. Norton, Edison.
Cherokee roses, azaleas, Mtn.
laurels, redbud, white dogwood,
rhododendr ons, : coralberry,
crabapple, pussy: willow $1.00
dozen; Mtn:.fern, winter fern,
Fall pinks 50c dozen; will
exchg. for white sacks. Mrs:
Glover Abercrombie, Mineral
Bluff.
Day lilies, white Peruvian
daffodils, white oxalis, yellow
Jong trumpet daffodils "$1. P5-Cs
pink hydrangeas, red & salmon
geraniums each 3 years old
$2.00 each; tame purple violets,
Lady of Lake 50 C; pink-
white oxalis 20c dozen. Add
postage. Mrs. E. L. Harrison,

Wild Easter lily bulbs 15c
doz; Magnolia, sweet bay, red+
bud, red holly, wild yellow jas-
-mine, evergreen oak, tea olive,
wmbrella china 1 ft. 10, 3 ft.
25c, 4 ft. 35c plus postage. Mrs.
T. x Womack, Rt. 1, Dublin.

_. Charleston Lawn Grass 100
feet $1.00 del. T. L. Mitchell,
111 Thomas'St., Macon...
Azaleas, 3 col., dogwood, 3
col., white and spruce pines,
tn. laurels, crabap le, and
any other kinds, shrubs.
Mrs. Ds, Davenport, Dial.

Lake 20c C; garlic bulbs 6 for

ed, packed in wet moss $1.25 |

Purple German iris, yellow

_ Vian. daffodils, yellow jonquils.
each, $1. 50 dozen; dwarf box-_

es, cuttings 5c ea, 50c doz. Ruth

Rte

dozen; peonies 30c each; Tiger |

ea

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

MARKET

Magnolia, tea olive, red and
yellow dogwood, crape myrtle,
red holly, yellow Jasmine,
sweet shrub, greybeard, gall-
berry, long straw pine 1 ft.
10c, 3 ft. 25c, 4 ft. 35c plus post-
age. Exchg. for white sacks.

VES Sh), = ME Colson. Rio,
Toomsboro.
Hollyhocks, sweet peas,

mamoth poppy and old fashion-
ed fragrant carnation seed 10c
good package postpaid. Exchg,
for double tube rose bulbs. Mrs.
J. P. Rush, Rt. 1, Adairsville.

Yellow narcissi 65e C, white
50c C; white peony 20c each.
Add postage. Ethel Sullivan,
Rt. 2, Marietta.

Red, white dogwoods, sweet
shrubs, mixed colors azaleas 24
of each, well rooted, packed in
wet moss $1.00; white rhodo-
dendron, Mtn. laurel $1.00 doz-
en; Easter bell bushes 3 for 25c;
10 large spring roses, mixed
colors $1.00. Add postage. Mrs.
Elsie E. Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Magnolias, tea olives, red hol-
ly, red & pink crape myrtle,
long straw pine, redbud, ever-
green oak, wild yellow Jas-
mine, dogwood 1 ft. 10c, 3 ft.
256; 4 ft. 35 each; Easter lilies
10c dozen; exchg, for white

sacks. Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Rt. 1,
Dublin. 5
Shrubbery: snowballs 50c

each, Anthony Waterer spirea
10c each; Globe arborvitae 5x4
Ttao $8; 00: Deodora cedar, two
Junipers, two Nandianas. Will
have to be moved by truck;

tulip bulbs 30c dozen, Tiger lily

bulbs 25c doz. plus postage.
Mrs. T.S. Terrell, RFD 2, Lula.

Nice thrift plants 75c per C.

Mrs. David Walker, Warthen.
. Have 80 silver fir trees $1.00
each; 50 gardenias 50c each.
Three year old plants well root-
ed. Mrs. D. S. Barden, 805 Tug-
Jo St., Toccoa.

Jonquil, daffodil bulbs, 75c
C; holly, cedar trees, 2 ft., 25c
ea.; American beauty rose cut-
tings, 5 ea.; 50c doz.; forsythia,

-pink crepe myrtle, butterfly

bush, 10c ea.; $1.00 doz. Del. 6
or more. Marcelle Patterson,
Rie 2) Waco. =

Dog tooth violets, - winter
green, wild phlox, wild iris,

partridge berry, trillium, large

purple asters for sale. Pearl

Hudgins, Flowery Branch.

Thrift, 5c bunch. Mrs. E. ae
Hugg, Bishop.

Rhodorendrons, mt. laurel,
red, white dogwood, holly, azal-
eas, Sweet shrubs, 3 ft. high,

| $1.25 doz. postpaid. K. S. Wa-

ters, Hurst.

Yellow

trumpet daffodils,

large size, 50e C. Add postage.

Oma Fields, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Red japonicas, 1d@eas-2-25c:
yellow thornless rose, baby
breath, spirea, dbl. white spi-
rea, 10c ea\; pink thrift, 10c
doz: .3 doz., 25c. Add postage.

Mrs. 5-0. Breedlove, Monroe. '

Holly, dogwood, tea olive,
sweet bay, gallberries, erabap-
ples, sweet shrubs, sweet myr-
Teg ti, ees tt 2508 42th.
30; old: fashion indian peach
seed, 15c doz. Add posate No
stamps. Mrs. T. L. M, C. Graw,
Irwinton, Rt. 1.

White, blue violets, 30c C;
all colors iris. 30e2 doz pink
Spirea, pink weigelia, forsythia,
purple lilacs, bridal wreath, 4,
kt Mrs. Doyle Eller, Ellijay,

t.23;

Giant pansies, $1.00 C; $7. 00
M; shasta daisies, dbl. lark-
spur, phlox, snapdragons, sweet
williams, carnations, sweet,
williams, pinks, $1.50 C; $10.00
M. Mrs. Will Wise, Wadley.

Queen Annes lace seed, 10c
big pkg. (should be planted
now) also Chinese mustard
seed, 25c lb; Christmas berry
plants, 5 ea., seed, 5c pkg. Mrs.
Fred Atkinson, Valdosta. Ris 4.

2 boxwoods, ea. 15 ft. high,
42 ft. in cir., at reasonable price
for quick sale. Mrs. Ella E.
Johnson, Talking Rock. Rt. 2.

Marigold, old maid, touch-

|me-not seed for sale. Write.

Gracie Swafford, Clayton, Rt. 1.
White, bronze, yellow chry-
santhemums, 5c ea.; pink flow-
ering peach, red, pink, velvet
rose, 5c ea.; peach gladioli, ja-
cob ladder, jonquil bulbs, 6,
10c; purple iris, lilac bush, 5c
ea. Exchange for value. Lillie
Alred, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.
White, purple iris bulbs, 60c
C; jonguil, daffodil, narcissi,

20c doz.; juniper, 25c ea.; snow-!

drop, 15c ea.; catnip, hoar-
hound, 10c buneh; 3(.25c. Mar-
gie White, Rt. 1, Temple.

Golden bushes, bright yellow

blossoms, 25c ea.; lupine seed,
15c tbls.; spider plant seed, 10c
tsp. Address 2 2

Lemon and dbl. day lilies,

6, 25c; blue iris, 30c. doz; East-.

er lilies. 25 doz: yellow jon-
quil | and. white narcissi bulbs,
25c doz. Mrs. Martha White,
s Debloners. Rt. S Box ae

2

$1.00 C; Japanese quince,

BULLETIN

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Hastings super giant pansies,
35 doz; 3 doz., $1.00; phlox,
25c. Mrs. Tom Joe Bond, Elber-
ton. Rt. 4.

Camphor trees 2 ft. or over,
50c: each, 1: .to 2 ft.,. 25c each,
smaller, 2 for 25c or $1.25 doz;
white hydrangeas, strong plants
50c each; angel trumpets, 15c &
25c; spireo 20c ea; jasmine, $1.00
dozen, 15 pot plant cuttings,
$1.00; rooted geraniums, bego-
nias 25c ea; Mrs. J. L. Burk, Rt.
3, Bx. 34, Tifton.

Ten boxwoods, 1 ft. to 3 ft.,
$10.00 for lot; Roman double
blue hyacinths, white narcissus,
50c dozen; jonquil bulbs, yellow
jasmine, yellow . chrysanthe-
mums, 35c dozen, Mrs, W. B.
Allan, Rt. 2, Alto.

The first twenty ordering 100
new Beauty bulbs get ten free
or purple wreath. Quantity lim-
ited. Mrs. J. B. Poole, Rt. 2, Bx
D5 Sumner.

About 50. dif. Dahlias, small,
50c doz; large, $1.00 doz; mix.
Glads, o5 doz; tulips, hya-
cinths, Tiger lilies, red-hot pok-
er, hardy hybiscus, oakleaf hy-
drangea, 4, 25c; phlox, mums,
thrift, iris, yellow lilies, 24, 25c.
No chks. Exc some for white
sacks. Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dah-
lonega. Rt. 1.

White narcissi bulbs, large
type, April blooming, very fra-
grant, large bulbs, 40c C; $4.00
M; white and blue iris, 25 doz.
PoP. Misi: W.. W. Rutledge,
Temple. Rt. 1.

White button spirea, white
and purple lilac, butterfly bush,

15e ea; old time yellow bell, |.
|pink | almond, Dorothy Perkins

roses, pink or red, 10c ea; old
time pridalwreath. 20c ea;

Extra fine gladioli bulbs,
ready; chrysanthemum plants,
ready for shipping in early
spring. Exchange for pecans. Cc;

J. Garrett, Bremen. -

Yellow Jonqulls, dbl. yellow.

butter and egg, white narcissi
bulbs, $1.00 C; blue spider lilies,

$1.00 doz.; perennial- yellow
larkspur, 50c doz.; wild ferns,
$2.00 C; peppermint, spearmint,
35c doz. Mrs. Thornton MeCurl-
ey, Hartwell. t

Eng. juniper, 2 ft., spreading
junipers, 4, $1.00; perennial
phlox, shasta daisies, mt. ferns,
arbutus, $1.00 C; 12 choice ros-
es, rhododendrons, mt. laurel,

dogwoods, azaleas, redbud, 3. ft.

$1.00 doz. Sadie Wilson, Mor-.
ganton.

10 kinds labeled iris, 50, $1. 15,
mixed, $1.20 C; others, Be ea.;
14, 60c; daffodils, jonquils, nar-
cissi, 300, $1.20; Bernardino, zy;
$1. 10; Japanese rose, dbl. yel-
low,. es 60c: 15, $1.20. Mrs. J.
M. Hall, Calhoun, Ret.

Evergreen cuttings, 50'C; ev-
erblooming running red rose,
Seven Sisters, cutttitig, 25c doz.;
honey suckle, 25 doz.; Japan-
ese umbrella,-lilacs, red crepe
myrtle, 3, 25c. Mrs. J. N. Adam-
son, Lula, Rt. 2.

Best cash offer on black haws,
dogwood, buckeye, cedars in
doz., 50 and 100 lots fob; dif.
color nice dahlia bulbs, red can-
nas for sale. Mrs. E. G. Wood,
Rt. 2, Cedartown. :

1 yr. old dbl. yell ow japonica,
evergreen holly, pink, red cab-
bage head roses, 50c ea.; lilocs,
weeping mary, azaleas, altheas,
25e ea.; foxglove, daffodils,
$1.00 Cu Exchange for white
sacks. Geneva Richards, Talk-
ing Rock.

Snowdrop bulbs, privet hedge
25
ea; hardy ageratum, 25c doz;
cannas, King Humbert, orange,
searlet streaked with crimson,
Ambassador, cherry red, 40c
doz; asparagus fern, large
clumps, 30c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Mildred Lyle, Buchanan,
Rt ol.

Grape hyacinths, blue. blos-
soms, jonquils, long trumpet,
yellow blossoms, $1.00 C; few
scallion onion buttons, 25 at.
All psotpaid. Mrs. G. Taylor,
Buchanan, Rt. 1. 2 :

White spirea, pink - almond,
snowballs, altheas, azaleas, rho-
dodendrons, 25c ea; evergreen
holly, dbl. yellow japonicas,
sweet scented lilac, weeping
mary, 50c ea. Exc. for white
sacks. Lillian Silvers, Talking
Rock.

Old fashioned, sweet scented
lilac, weeping Mary, 40c ea; 1
yr. old, dbl yellow japonicas,
pink and red cabbage-head ros-
es, 50c ea; daffodils, foxgloves,
$1.00 C. Exe. for. white _ sacks.
Mrs. Harley Richards, Talking
Rock. .

Mix bulbs, yellow jonquils,
blue cream white Spanish iris,
6 of ea. 40c; foxglove, perennial
phlox, 25c doz; yellow narcissi,
large bulbs, 25 doz. Add post-
age. No chks. , Exc. for white
sacks or anything can use. Mary
Grincle,. Penlencea, Rt. A Box

|narcissi, ea. 35c doz. Mrs.

| doz.;

58.

Ses

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

- Monday, December

FLOWERS AND SEE:
FOR SALE |

Want 1 Red flowering Peach.
Mrs. B. A. Parks, Gainesville.

Want White, Red and. Blue
Thrift, cheap for cash. Mrs. E.
E. Register, Savannah. Rt. 2.

18 Virginia Creeper vines,
well rooted for sale or exc. for
18 white 100 lb. cap. feed sacks,
in good cond. Ea. pay del. chgs.
Evelyn Davis, Ellijay. Rt. 2.

Large double mixed colored
poppy seed 10c tablespoonful
plus postage. Send coins, Mrs.
W. A. letcher, Rt. 2, Tifton.

Collection of real nice shrubs -

white, spruce pines, dogwood,
3 col. holly, Mtn. laurel, white
and red honeysuckle, red bud.
and others. Mrs. J. W. Cantrell,
Dial,

Rhododendrons, mtn. laurels,
azaleas, white, spruce pines,
dogwood, holly. cedar, hem-
lock, well rooted, 2-4 ft., 4 for

25c. Add postage on all orders
under 50c. Lois Ferguson,
Murrayville. Rt. 1.

Snowdrops, privet hedge,
$1.00C; purple iris, 25 doz;
cannas, King Humbert, bright
orange, scarlet streaked, 40c
doz; button mums. dainty maid,
pearly white, Indian dusky red,
glory of seven oaks, golden yel-
low, 25c doz. Add po:. %.2. Miss
Leaunia: Gonner, B= * <4. Rt:
le

Jonquil bulbs and red heart
cedar plants. Ea. 25c C; 500,
$1.00. Exc. for 100 lb, feed,
sacks in good, clean
dried apples, peaches, etc. Mrs.
Ida A. Hill, Lula. Star Rt. ,

Pink Thrift, 40c C; $3.50 M.
postpaid. Mrs. H. V. Branan,
Austell. Rt. 2.

King Alfred daftodils, Odor-
us Rugulosus jonquils, ea. $1
C; red spider lilies, dbl. yellow

Cliff
C. Dye, Middleton. Rt. 1.
. Dbl. dahlias, 5 dif. shades;
red, large red and: yellow can-
nas; white narcissi, pink glad-
ioli, also garlic, 25 doz. plus
postage; Dwarf boxwood, root-
ed, 2 yrs. growth, 25c ea. 5 for
$1.00 plus postage. Mrs. U.-S.
Lynch, Alto. Rt. 1.

Golden bushes, L
low blossoms, 25c ea.;
seed, i5c thbls.; spider plant
seed, 10c tsp. Mrs. S. W. Rog-
ers, Conyers.

Pines, sweet shrubs, ~ sweet
myrtle, holly, honeysuckle, ;
running or bush, cedars, dog-
wood, gooseberries, sweet bay;
magnolia, tea-olives, gallber-
ries, pink crepe myrtle, hick-
ony, lit We; 33 tt, 26c.. Add
postage. Exc. for white sacks.
Mrs. . Theodore R. Ward,
Toomsboro, Rt. 2. s

Orange day lilies, purple iris,
datfodil,* ae. Cx = butter-cup,;
butter and eggs, purple fox-
glove, blue day lilies, 15c doz.,
all col. azaleas, 40c doz; pink
althea, dbl. pink almond, white
spirea, wisteria, 10c ea; yellow
jasmine, 3 for 10c. Add post-
age. Mrs. Will James, Ellijay,
RES:

100 arborvitaes, well rooted;
16-22 in., 6 for $1.00; 14 for
$2.00; orange color lilies, 30
doz., 4 doz., $1.00; purple iris,
256 doz., 5 "doz. $1. 00; honey-
suckle vine, 25 doz.. 8 doz.
$1.00 postpaid. Birdie Craig,

Loving.

|white iris, jonquils, white nar-
cissi, red, dbl. cannas, well
rooted privet, 15c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. W. L. Parks,
Carnesville.

Spruce, white pines, all color
azaleas, 50c doz.: blue, spider
lilies, 25c doz.; crabapples, 30c

Add postage J. R. Owens, El-
lijay.

Rhododendrons, crabapples,
white pines, all color azaleas,
white. dogwood, holly, laurels,
spruce pines, 50c doz.; old fash-
ion lilies, purple wild iris, 25c
doz.; cedars, Ift., 10-eas2 2 ft.,
256. Add postage. Minnie Shep-
ard, East Ellijay. ;

Mt. Laurel, hemlock, redbuds,
red, white dogwood, mixed col-
or azaleas, $1.00 doz.;
pines, pussy willows, pink crab-
apples, 75c doz.; evergreen ga-
lax, 2 doz., 25c. Add postage.
wees L. C. Wilkins, Morgan-
on

Pink crabapples, red, white
dogwood, mt. laurel, tulip pop-
lar, mixed color azaleas. 250
3 ft. high, $1.00 doz.; shasta
daisies, 3 doz., 25c; evergreen,
holly bushes, 2 ft., 25c. Add
postage. Mrs. H. W. Wilkins,
Morganton.

3 gardenia bushes, 39 in. high,
$4.00 ea.; 1 gardenia bush, 29
in. high, $3.00; 1 flowery rab
bush, 40 in. high, $5.00 ea. Mrs.
H. H. Hosch, Buford, Rt. 1. 2

Giant crimscn spider ily
bulbs, 25 doz,; daffodils, but-
ter and ggs, $1.00 C. Add post-
age. No chks: or stamps. Mrs.
M. T. Tanner, Sandersville.

\{ tle. almond, 1 ft., 10c; 3 ft.

cond; }

cuttings, 25, 10e; arepe.

bright yel- |
lupine |

| Will exec. white wister:

cedars, 1 ft. high, 10 ea.

white |

Pines, cedars, sweet shru
holly, gooseberries, honeysu
le, dogwood, gallberries,
olive, sweet bay, magnoli
pink crepe myrtle, sweet

Add postage:
Mrs.
Rt. ne

50 yr. old. small leaf
woods, for sale. A. H. Mc!
Aragon. 3
Camellia, 75 var., 18 in,
Write for price and kin
want; 8-12 in. 15 va
5-8 in., 15 var., 75c. We
ed cuttings, hardy large
pink flowers, 3 for $1.00.
John S. Clark, Jacksoi

Mix col. azaleas, rhodo
drons, mtn.

Cash''
. W. Bailey, Toomsh. bc

doz; evergreen galax, ae
arbutus, 35c doz. Well re 5
R. L. Laney, Mineral Bh

Sweet shrubs, cedars,
bays, pines, holly, goosebe
magnolias, hickory, hone
kle, pink crepe myrtl
almonds, for sale,
Bailey, Toomsboro.

Worlds wonder pink
gladioli (top size bul
doz; 5 doz. $1.00; bulbl Ss
M; 2500, $1.00; mix. gladio
doz. Add postage u
Mrs. Carl eon YS
ris. iC

Super giant pansies, 3
phiox, sweet Williams
15e doz; oriental orchi
5. for $1.00: tiger. lilie.
for $1.00; white Fairy lie
doz. Florrie Hammond
rose.
Boxwoods,

plants, |

10, 10c; daffodils, jong
cissi, $1. 00 C; some tige
bulbs, 10, 25c; "white a
pines, Mtn. laurel big
small leaf; dwarf box
borvitae, rooted, 6 for
cuttings, 50c C. Mr
Gragg, Cire

Want small, pink hr
blue and white. Write and
priees, etc. Mrs. A. E.

son Newnan, 77-33

$10.00,
or Shrubbery. Mrs. G.
nipseed, Atlanta, of
Road.

Want Cherokee rose
Indian Springs, Ga.) als
green jasmine vine
shaped like gardenia
clusters of white flowe
ental sage (continuou
ing shrub, pink flowers:
scribe and state prices.
B Brannan, McDonou

Want pink and w:
nos magnolia and te

pink crepe myrtle
other flower I have,

Maple. any size, J. R
Locust Grove.
Exe. red dahlia, ied
Hie long trumpet daffodil
quil bulbs, pink or wh
ennial phlox, phys
shasta daisies, for yard,
mountain, azaleas, Then)
drons, weigelias, coral
red and yellow dogw
snowballs. Mrs. J. W
Jake Rte bs
Want dbl. (bloomin, =
hyacinth bulbs, all, colors.
description and prices
T. Gates, Chipley.
Want single, Rom,
cinth bulbs, also rootec
verbena cuttings. E
Atlanta, 168 Howard
Want candytuft plan
oxalis bulbs. Write. Mr
Smith, Decatur, 108 E
Want Oriental Sage (Co!
ous pink flowering |
Cherokee rose, single.
altheas, white and pink
Exe, tuberose, blue Ro:
acinth, montbretiaz, oak
drangea. Mrs= J: B: Bs
McDonough: RFD 2. |
Want to exc. German
col., dwarf Arburille
jonquils, daffodils, na iss

spider, milk and wine
bulbs, azaleas, . arbor
Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula.

SEED FOR S.

Peas; 40 Ibs.
bunch garden, Worlds C
ion fruiter, $12 0
paid. Mirs.) Pe Ty:

Cobbiown, | ee a

Bait

s SEED FOR SALE.

diee 1940 clean eee $3,
TDS., $5, 100, F. O. B. Brox-
money order or cash; write
prices on ton lots. Ab aies
yrd, Broxton.

mglish pea. old- fashioned,
frost-proof, heavy bearer 25c
Ib. Plus, Pestage, plant before

las; Mrs. J..O . Brannen, Ha-

50

000 Ibs. Purple Top white
be turnip seed, 100 per cent
germination guar. 25 lb. in
10 or more jb. lots. W. A. Hall.
Blakely.
-obe Lespedeza seed, any
mount up to ton or mores W.
Simpson, McDonough. j
Baltimore, New Stone, Red
ock tomato seed, $1.10 lb.;
atchless, Truckers Favorite.
rglobe, ei 15 lb.; Ruby Giant.
pepper seed. $2. 00 lb. W. R.
Stephens, Dahlonega.
bu. seedling peach. seed.
ake best offer del. Mrs. A.
. Price, Locust Grove.
Grew 14. Jarge pumpkins on
vine, 50 seed, 10c; vine okra,
ucumber, grows up to 3 ft.
mg, 25 seed, 10c; vine okra,
9 seed, 10c. Exc. for pecans
peanuts. L. J. Vollrath, Aus-
He Rts 4,
bu. Blue stem wheat for
slightly damaged by
sprouting in shock; good ger-
lation from sowing in fall
: $1.10 bu. Exe.
rimson clover seed.
ainey, Bremen, Rt. re ;
Collection fine seedling peach |
ed, of delicious flavor. in-
1 ding the Elberta. Some grow ,
as. large as tea-cup. 5 qts. in
5 2 OZ. 25C del. or lot for
25. J. W. Ham. Summit, Rt.

5 bu. Honey Drip cane and
(10 bu. Sagrain seed, $1.50 bu.
ach; about 40 lbs. mammoth
Russian flower seed, 20c Ib;
few bu. white, - purple- eyed -
peas, $4.50 bu; 3 Buff Minor-
a AAA roosters, $1.50 ea. W.
-D. Wilbanks, Hill City.
urnip, purple top, white
lobe, several thousand lbs. at
reasonable prices; also want
Willetts Wonder English or lit-
tle _frostproof peas: C. L.
Rhyne, Americus.
Crimson clover, exc. quality,
hulled, shand-flailed, dbl.
-eened and bagged, 5e per.
Ib. Write for sample and Thir-
Eight Years with Crimson
Clover, also good purebred
horned Hereford bulls, 12 mos.
16 mos. $50; 1 3-4 Hereford,
1-4 Shorthorn bull, 16 mos.
40. S. L. Thornton, Dewyrose,
= 3

* | Franklin, Register.

COTTONSEED FC2
SAPE 3

D. & P. L. No. 11-A, ginned
gi on at variety gin, 45 per cent
lint, 1-16 in staple, 1st yr. from
scott: Miss.:$1- bu. F.- O,B.;

Iso 2 Cornish game roosters, 1.

ohawk strain, March hatch,

- $1.50 each. F. O BSE. J. Sew

ell. Lavonia.

aui-bred, half and half, 1st
yr. limited amount, $1 bu. 1100
lbs. make 500 lb. bale; Sykes
best seed. 75c bu. _R. E. Barnes,
, -Graymont.

_ ..atest selection Stoneville 2-
-B coitonseed, 100 per cent pure,
$9.00 per 1000 lbs. Kobe Les-

-pedeza, 7c lb. Grown on own
farm. R. D. Tatum, Palmetto.

_stoneville cottonseed, re-
cleaned, $1.50 bu; pure What- |
_leys prolific seed corn, hand

icked, $1.50, bu; also S. P. C.
hogs, 2 reg. brood sows, bred
=10-reg. S.,P. C.-boar for? 2nd
litter, $50.00 or $30.00 ea; and

10 gilts, 3 mos. old, $10.00 ea.
with papers; $8.00 without. OF
-T. Snead, Milledgeville. Rt. 4.
-_ Summerours Hi-bred cot-
_ tonseed, Ist yr., 1100 lbs. make
500 Ib. bale. $4. 00 per 100 Ibs.
_D.S. Williams, Milan. Rt. I/ .
: 20 bu. Broomes 90 day pro-
_lifie cottonseed, grown in 1
Var. community, $1.25 bu; in 5

_ bu. or more lots, $1.20 bu. FOB:

Durand Covington, Rochelle.
Pure D&PL No. 11 cotton-
seed, free from black seed, Ist
yr. ginned pure, $3.25 CWT;
_darge red Valencia peanuts,
hand picked, $8.00 CWT FOB;
$10.00 del. H. W. Thurmond,
Greensboro. Rt. 1, Box 131.
-Stoneville 5-B, pure cotton-
- seed, 1 var. gin., 1st yr., early
-yielder, ginning out 1940, 27-
38 lbs. per hundred on 1 h.
farm. W. lL. Sutton, Danburg.
_. Sikes imp. eottonseed, Ist
yr. (more than bale per acre),
$1.25 bu. 30 lbs to bu. freight
collect. Limited amount. M. O.
with order. J. A. Middle-
brooks. Jenkinsburg.
Summerours Hi-Bred_ cot-
ton seed, Ist yr., $1.25 bu. F.
OO. Bu RR Station: also want |
some Schley pecan tees Lb. E.
Strange, Cobb iowa. Rt. 2

SALE

Peas, little bunch Sine ae
den, 25c, 1-lb. 5-lbs.. $1.00 del.
Now is time to plant for early
spring peas. Mrs. H. W.. Law.
Chula. :
Speckled crowders. _ white
with black eyes, white with
purple hulls, 10 Ibs. $1.00; nice
black walnut meats, fresh, 40c
lb. To 2nd zone: Red Gold and
Jewel strawberry plants, 50c

C. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Sarah
Grindle. Dahlonega.

PLANTS FOR SALE

Lady T: sirdwbeery plants,
$2.00 M; Missionary, $2.00 M.
postpaid in Ist and 2nd zone;
white, tender garden bean
seed, ~0c large cupful post-
paid. Mrs.
Flowery Branch.

Early bearing strawberry
plants, extra large; 25c C. 90c,
500; $1. 50 M. Prompt ship-
ment. Mattie Duran, Cumming.

Klondyke and Lady T.
strawberry plants, 500. sted
$1.50 *. Nice, young plants.
| Prompt shipment, postpaid.
Mrs.
ery Branch. Rt. 1.

Iceberg lettuce, Wakefield
cabbage, Kale and. Ga collards,
PCy $1. 75 M. del. Mrs. H. Vv.

Frost- proof Bie sal eC OW
cabbage plants, 500,. "45; 70
M; Sweet, white, Bermuda on-
+ ion, 500. 50c: 75 M. Large or-
ders if wanted. L L. Stokes,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 1.

Large, fresh,

Jersey and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 500, 50c; 75c M.. del.
postpaid; white Bermuda on-
ion, same price. Prompt ship-
ment. Sat: guar. F. F. Stokes,
Fitzgerald.
_ Wakefield, Dutch -eabbage
plants, 90c My; everbearing
strawberry plants, 500, 90c;
$1.65 M del. Amos Garrett,
Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Early imp. large Klondyk
strawberry plants, 15e C. Add
postage. Rosie Crowe, Cum-
ming, Riese

- Strawberry plants, 500, 90c;
$1.75 M del.; cabbage plants,
90c M del. Calvin Garrett,
Gainesville, Rt. 7.

Klondyke strawberry plants,
500, 75c; $1.50 M; Lady T. 25c
G3 500, "$1. 00 del. No. checks.
Ethel Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Klondyke strawberry plants,
25e C; 500, 85c; $1.50 M post-
paid. Prompt shipment. Royce

soe Flowery Branch, Rt.

Klondyke strawberry plants,
25c C; 500, 85c; $1.50 M; Lady
SEs Everbearing,
$1. 15; $2.00 M del. Now ready.
Prompt shipment: Mrs. Ara
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt.

Mastodon everbearing atraw-
berry plants, $2.00 M del. Mrs.
HD. Burt; Rt. (2; Box: 136,
Americus.

Lady T. strawberry plants,

25 C:; $2.00 M; Klondyke, 20c
Gast: 50 M; blue Damson plum,
4, 50c del. Mrs. J. S. Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.
~ Strawberry, Klondyke, $1. 50
M. P. B. Reynolds, aa
Rt2;
- Cabbage, Chas. W. Early
Jersey, . Flat Duteh, 50c 500,
85c M; 5 M lots, 75c M. del.
good strong plants. prompt
shipment guar. Melvin Deal,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Cabbage. Copenhagen, Early
Jersey, Chas. Wakefield, 50
500, 85c M, over 5 M lots, 75
M, all del. prompt shipment,
good plants. Mrs. Opal
Deal, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 50. -

Strawberry, large everbear-
ing, $1 M del, full count, Blue
Goose plums, Limber Twig ap-
ple sprouts, 2 yrs. 10 ea. $1
doz. Boyd Baggett, Douglas-
ville.

Cabbage, Chas. and Dutch;
heading collard,
thousands, $1 M, or 10. 20 and
30M, 65c M, shipped promptly.
Ovie Crow, Gainesville.

Cabbage, Long Island Wake-
field, 20c C, 75c 500, $1.25 M.
White and yellow Bermuda on-
ion, same price, all del. E. T.
Clements, Tennille.

Onion pure yellow Bermuda,
seed direct from the island,
$1.50 M. Write for special
prices on 50 M lots; plants now
ready. Mrs. Roy Peterson, Vi-
dalia.

Strawberry, Mastodon, 35c
C, $1.25 per 5 C, $2 M; Klon-
dike, 20c C, 75 per 5 Cc; $1.25
M, well rooted, young, prompt
shipment. Mrs. Effie Crowe,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Strawberry, Klondyke, 25c
C, 80c 500, $1.50 M; Lady a
and Klondyke mixed, 20c+-G,..
75e 500,' $1.25. M, prompt ship-
ment. Clyde: Waldrip, Hlowery
sBranch, Rt. 1: 135

BEANS . AND. PEAS FOR|_

Osierfield.

C; Gibsons wonderbearer, 40c |

| del.

| beans,

Ay 3 Gs Holland,=

Lynette Benneit, Flow- |

extra early

horseradish,
sue Thaxton, Hiram, Rt. 1.
extra large,

$1.50 per M, prompt shipment.

30c C; 300, |

and black,

can furnish Ee

Sia a berry.
del; onions, white nest. 40

gal. del. Mrs. Leilar Phillips,
Royston, Rt ="

Onions, Bermuda, $1 M,
postpaid. Mrs. M.- ycksan,

Kudzu, No. 1 crowns, 75c C,
$6 per M; Sericeay Lespedeza
seed, 20c Ib. Hei? Perry. Stat-
ham, Rt;

Mastodon strawberry plants,
$1.75 M; Kilondyke, $1.50 M
= ee c _ Crow, Gainesville,

Strawberry, clondike and
Lady T, 30e per C, $1 BG! $175
M, del, good, nice plants;.
brown striped half-runner
25c large teacupful,
prompt shipment. Mrs. .Belle
Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Chas. and J. W. cabbage and
white Bermuda and crystal

wax onion plants, 500, 50c; 75c

M. Sat. guar, Prompt del. E.
L. Fitzgerald, Irwinville.

Blakemore strawberry plants
35c C; $2.50 M; cabbage, 15c
Ce $i 25 M; onions, 85c M.-del.
Nice, large. well- rooted plants.
Wins. He: Brittingham, Guy-
ton.

-Lady Thompson strawberry
ee $2.00 M. postpaid;
rownstriped tender bean seed,
20 cupful. Mrs. Wallace Wood,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Jewell strawberry slants and |

Kudzu crowns, 75c C; red Gold
strawberry and Mary "Washing-
ton asparagus, 50c C; Brown
Turkey, Celestial .and white
fig, $1.00 doz. J. W. Toole, Ma.

Strawberries, Kiondike, 25c_
CoAVirs. an Albertson, Mid-
dleton.

Strawberry, Lady T, 20c C;
fox grape, fall
muscadine,; 5c; May

oon: Risa:

grape,

|cherry, 6 for 30; white and

pink Weigelia, dbl. pink Althea,
Abelia, catnip cuttings, unroot-
ed, 10 doz. Mrs. Henry Eller,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Collard, Ga. blue stem, 10c
CoCr M, postpaid: Mrs. A.

Cabbage, Early Jersey, Chas.
W.,
del., $6 per 10 M.. col; Klon-
dyke strawberry, 90c 500, $1.50
per M, del. W. O. Waldrip,
Flowery. Branch, Rt. 1.

Strawberry, . early bearing,
25.. C, 90c: 500,
Mattie Duran, Cumming, Rt.
ie ae

Strawberry,,. earliest and
largest known variety. extra
heavy croppers, 25c C, 90c
500, $1.75 M, prompt shipment.
Gladys Duran, Cumming, Rt.

" Strawberry, everbearing, 50c
300, $1.90 M; collard plants,
35e 300; also 2 lb. nice butter
per week, 30c lb. all del. Az-
zie Lee Crow, Gainesville, Rt.

2.
Strawberry, Klondyke, 20c

C, 75 500, $1.25 M, well root-

ed, prompt shipment: hoar-
hound, $1 per doz. Miss Grace
Crowe, Cumming. Rt. 1.
Strawberry, Klondyke, 85c
500, $1.50 M; Lady T., $1 per
500. $2 M. Sherman Allen,
Gainesville, Riz.
Strawberry, Lady T., 25c C,
$1, 500, $1.75 M; Klondike, 75
per 5 Cc $1.50 M, young plants,
prompt shipment, no checks.
Cee Crow. Gainesville, Ries.
Collard, 20 C, 85 M; Klon-
dike and Everbearing straw-
berry, 30c C, $2 M, ail sees
L. A. Crow, Gainesville, Rt.
Raspberry, everbearing a
40c doz; garden
gooseberries, 6 for 50c; Colts-
foot leaves, 25c lb; - Queen of

| the Meadow, yellow root, sas-

safras, wild cherry bark, 20c
1b; garlic bulbs, 10c lb. Mrs.
M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega. Rt Al.

PECAN AND OTHER
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE

Scuppernong, bronze, black
muscadine, Concord and Niag-
ara grape. vines, brown fig,
hackworth, Limbertwig, horse-
apple, crabapple, May cherry,
black walnut, 2-4 ft. sprouts,
10c ea, $1 doz. del. Inez Patter-
son, Waco, Rt. 2. =

Pomegranite, sweet, 1 yr., 2
for 50c del. A. J. Stanton, New-
born,

Scuppernong, bronze and
black, muscadine, summer
grapes, Damson plums, rose
and June yellow and red Jap-
anese pluaas, hazelnut bushes,
crabapple, 10c ea, $1 per doz.
postpaid. Josie Huggins, Waco,
Big,

Plums, rose and red Japan-
ese, yellow and red June
plums, blue Damson plums,
black and white scuppernongs,
hazelnut bushes, small poplar
trees, 10 ea, $1 doz. PP. Sea-
bron Huggins, Waco. 4

Klondyke > ne
Missionary, 85c 500, $1.50 M,|}

-| (black

ATA,
now ready. 50c, 500; 90c M,

Scuppernong vines, 2 Hunt
Pe Stuckey (bronze)
with 1 male pollenating variety,
postpaid in Ga. $1. M. Thomp-
son Vineyards, Conyers, Box

136.

Tung oil trees, 3 to 5 ft., :
$1.50 doz. G. R. Thigpen, St.
Marys.

Strawberries, boseieahe.
sweet huckleberries, blue buck,
red and yellow plum, red,
| white and yellow press peach-

4 ft., 10c to 35c ea. Add post-
age. Exe. for white sacks. Mrs.
Alma Colson, Toomsboro. Rt.

Nice, choice black walnut
trees, 1 yr. old, 25c ea. also
white English, Elberta, Emma
Wright, Daniel Paden, etc.,
trees, 1 yr. old, planted mixed,
oe Sa Ald EOB. WMirs AW Js

== Lawrenceville. Rt. 3.

.sce, thrifty Mahan, Schley
and Stewart pecan trees, Spe-
cial prices on large lots. . R.
Morgan. Americus.

Offer nearly a thousand wal-
nut trees, around 12 in. tall
4c ea. postage. or express paid.
K. N. Sharp, Commerce.

Genuine Pineapple pear
trees, ready to ship, 4-5 ft.,
$6.00 doz: 5-6 ft. tall, $7.00.
doz. All del. Well rooted. W.C.
James, Manor. ;

Current berries,
cherry, horse apple,
Himilaya blackberries, 10c ea.
$800: Ge Al 1 42; 3 ft.

C; May

buttons, 50c gal. Cushaw and
hot pepper seed, 10c Thls. All
postnoaid. Josephine - Raley,
Mitchell.

Butter-nut (white walnut),
also native black walnut trees,
choice orange fruiting quince,
3 var. apricots, cherry, etc. All
about 3 ft. 50c ea. in lots of 10;
.also 3 yr. old apple trees, 25
var., $5.00. All FOB. N. Ros-
ene, Atlanta, 126 E. Baker St.

Peach trees. all lead. var.,
State insp., guar. true to name,
$35.00 M; $4, 00 C; 80c doz. R.
Travis, Riverdale.

Genuine Pineapple pear
trees, State insp., rooted, 3 yrs:
old, around 8 ft., good | bushy
tops. $15.00 doz; 2 yr. old trees,
4-5 ft., $5.00 doz; 5-6 ft. $6.00
doz; 628 ft., $8.00 doz. del. by |
Express. Cash with order. W.
C. James, Manor.

FOR SALE

Pecans, new crop, large size,
thin shell, 7 \bs., $1.00 del to
3rd zone; 4000 lbs. Money-
makers, 10c Ib; 2000 Ibs. Suc-
cess, 13c.1b. FOB. F. C. Gar-
rett, Fort Gaines.
3 Large papershell pecans, 15c
lb; med., 13c lb. FOB. 1940
crop. Sample _ desired,
postage. Cash. Mrs. Alton Hy-
ers, Mershon. Rt. 1. Box 90...

Pecans, 2-300 Ibs. good

"| grade seedling and papershell,

10c-12 lb. F. O. B. L
inger, Bishop.

Pecans, Stuart, Van Deman;
large seedlings and others;
Mrs E. T. May, Warthen.

Peanuts, No. 1, bunch, 4c 1b;
pecans, Schleys, Les: Stuarts,
Delmos, Van Demans 12, seed-
lings, 10c; also 6 shoats, 9 mos.
$5 ea. purebred; Duroc-Jersey
sow, 2% yrs. $25, at barn. W.
S. Norton, Edison.

Schley and Stuart petans for
sale. Make best offer. G. T.
Hadden, Avera, Rt. 1.

Extra large size, fancy Stew-
art pecans, about 44 nuts per
lb., 18c Ib; also Stewarts above |
average size, 15c lb. Both sizes.
-graded and culled by hand and
del. by parcel post anywhere
in Ga: No order too small. i.
M. Moorman, Lovett. .

Hulled pecans, Halves, 35c
lb., 40c Ib. del; pieces, 30c lb.
35 del. 1940 crop, nice, clean.
Send COD if preferred. Mrs.
J. J. Outen, Manassas, Rt. 2,
Box -b22

Shelled pecans, nice, clean,
whole halves, mostly Schleys,
42c Ib; broken pieces, 35c Ib.
Del. in Ga.; also white ring-
eyed crowder peas, heavy bear-
er, 6c Ib. FOB. Johnnie Nor-
man, Richland. RFD 1.

F. Dell-

TOBACCO FOR SALE

No. 1 grade smoking or
chewing, free of: mold or. trash,
good long yellow leaves, press-
ed together, 9 lbs. $1 del.
prompt shipment, sat. guar. or
money back. Hiram Lightsey,
Screven.

Good grade, flue cured chew-
ing or smoking tobacco, 10 Ibs.

$1.00 del. L. D. Lightsey, Scre-
ven. | a

es, grapevines, crabapple, 1 to.

TOR Caste Farrell, Cc
Truck load of field ru:

potatoes with many ve

and some 'Jumbos; also fe

bu. imp. Louisiana imp: I is

for sale here. Alex AB Ss Mi

McRae. =

100 large Ga. collards, 3
head. Farm, 12. mi. So. R

ville. Mrs. David ies Ri id
ville.

FRUIT FOR SALE i:

Apples, sev. thousand
Yates, small, 25c bu.; larger,
40-50c bu. for truckers in b Ik
at packing- house; also s
thou. bus. boxed fancy Sta
man Winesaps, Red Winesap
Mammoth Black Twigs, De
ious and Yates; also sev.
dred gals. hard cider. C.
Miller, Cornelia.

Nice sundried apples, 12%e
db. del. Henry F. Weaver. Mar
ion.

Nice sundr ied peaches, 12%

lb., horse apples, same pi

del. Mrs. Leilar Phi lips,

-{ston, Rt. 1.

1200 bu. Yate eed Tney od al
ples, tree run, priced right
truckers after December
Ross E. Clement, Cornelia.

Tde-seay le 3

well }
rooted; Also multiplying: onion |

PEANUTS AND PECANS'|

send |

~~

CORN AND SEED CORD
FOR SALE __

1000 a in ear, 65c bu. al
15 tons peanut hay, $6.50 to
F,. O2 B. barn: J2- Dd: a
Morgan.

4000 Bu. heavy corn in a
85c bu. J. . Collier, Barnes-

ville,

Popcorn, red and wuliow 1
Ib. postpaid. Curtis Pass

> | Dexter, hte

Golden. Queen haa 0
corn (pops big, tender gr: Se
10 Ib. 5 Ibs. or more postpaid.
Curtis Ayers, Bowman, Rt. 1

Limited quantity. yell
prolific seed corn, Ist yr.
ings, grown on isolated fa m.
Nubbed and tipped, h2nd se-
lected. $1.25 peck. C. K. Curr
Brunswick, care Laurel Gr ve
Farms.

EGGS FOR SALE.

paid; Dens ineou: Reds ar
Smiths White Plymouth Rock
eggs, $3.00 for 15 prepaid. Ja
Ke, Rice, Douglasville.
AAA White Plymouth Ro
(U. S. pullorum tested) egg
$1.00 for 15, del. parcel post.

|Cash, not checks, with ordef;

also sev. fine cockerels from R.
O. P. breeding, $2.50 ea. FO
T. C. Hutcheson, Comer.

FRESH AND CURED

sage, well seasoned, 25c 1
hams, 8 to 16 lbs. ea., 25 Tb.

W. Williams, Quitman.

Cured hams, 16 to 20 lbs. 20
lb; shoulders, 14c; sides, 16
lb. Add postage to all. Mrs.
Fred Atkinson, Valtosts Rt.
4.

Hickory smoked, well cured.
hams and link sausage and
cracklings. W. A. Walker,

uitman.

GRAIN AND aay
FOR SALE

C Ont: 700 bu. Hastings 100
bus var. 55e-bu: Ff. OB: my
farm; 60c bu. del. nee E. Hill,
Williamson, REL?

Wheat, genuine

pie: st

| seed, free from weevil dam

$1.25 bu; pure Bancroft seed
oats, free from smut; 75c bu
Riley . Couch; Turin. :
Hay, 10 tons peanut, No. 1
$8 ton. Mrs. L. L. Roberts, BO
Gaines.
- Oats, Appler, Fulghum
Fulgrain seed, 60c bu; May
bluestem seed wheat, $1.25 b
alee OS Beer ewe ge
Valley.

Extra fine peanut pa $10. 0
ton; corn, 60c bu. at farm. J
E. Perry, Clyattville.

-4 tons excellent Lespedez:
hay. $17.50 ton; 150 bu. slinpe
shuck yellow corn, 80 bu. D.
A. Howard, Grovetown, care
Hamilton Farm.

Choice Kudzu hay, also Kud=_
zu erowns and Kudzu seed. B.

W. Middlebrooks, Barnesville.

Texas oats, 5 bu. bags, at my
farm, 2 mi. So, Dixie; 65c bu

$8. 25 bag. WwW. 1 Bruce,

Bexie.

Fe hie Ro et her Se ee

MARKET BULLETIN

Monday, December 2, 1940

HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE

_ Fancy Gallberry comb hon-
ay. 1 10-]b. pail, $1.40 postpaid
in Ga., case of 6, $6. F. O. &
are. J. Cc. Jernig fan, Dupont,
Rt,

Bright Gallberry strained
honey, in new containers, 1 60-
ib. can, $5.75; 6 5-Ib. pails,

Hallman, Nahunta, PO Box 25.

Good grade chunk comb hon-
ey, 6 5-lb cans, $3.00 or 24 1-
lb. jars, $3.00 FOB. H. P. York,

Fancy new crop Gallberry
honey, in 10- Ib. pails, comb or
ext. $1.00 ea.; $5.50 case of 6
10-lb. pails. Not prepaid. Jim
Pye, Odum.

- Pure Ext. honey, good grade,
6 5-lb. cans. $3.00 FOB; 18 5-
Ib. cans, $9.00 del. W. S. Bruce,
Blackshear.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Sorghum. honey drip, $3 per
erate of 6 No. 10: buckets: also.
Stuart pecans, 15c lb. Money-
makers, 12c, seedlings, 10c;
black walnuts, $1.50 bu. all F.
Oo. B. Thomson. K. R. Smith,
Thomson, Rt. 2.

MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED

Approx. 30.000 Kudzu crowns
r spring delivery, please quote
price. B. D. Brantley, Black-
shear.

1000 Strawberry plants, 1-3
early. veriety. 1-3 medium and
bal. late; make best offer, del.
at Temple. Rt. 1. W. M. Allen,
emple, Rt. 1.

BEANS AND PEAS:

Want % Bu. No. 1 Cream
Crowder peas, quote del. price;
also Feb. or March 1940, 12
oe Island Red or Rose Comb
White Rock or Barred Bock
1s. NO culls or diseased fowls

sit yed. E. C. Ward, Geneva.

Ex te. vere for chicken feath-
+. 0 for 100 or more cat-

Wanted about 100 pounds of
Jerusalem artichokes. Horace
dges, 779 Virginia Avenue,
_ E., Atlanta.

Want | some artichokes. Ad-
number, kind and price. J
*. Holland, Cordele.

LNUT MEATS:

Want at once 5 or 6 lbs., black

alnut meats, frresh and free
hull. Mers. G. C. Gepfert,

ugusta. 1216 Winter St.

ant 1000 bu. good, sound,
hite milling corn. Cant use
ed or yellow. State price.
Callas, Gainesville.

Want some corn or good sug-

ne syrup. Exc. grist mill
id other ferm machinery
aquipment for same; also want

_ L. 1940 hatch pullets.

. value and pay above. mar- -
t price per pound. E. C.

mgino, Anderrsonville.

Want oH or 500 bu. corn.
end or bring prices, del. my
to Joe C. Starr, Foreman,
uston Whites farm. Hunt-
: . off Roosevelt Highway,
ween Red Oak and Stone-
all. Houston White, P. O. Col-
Park. UG bee

ENUTS:
rant 1000 bu. black walnuts.
te for price. 15... PS Fults,

AN AND OTHER

IT TREES:

Want few Stuckey grape
ants and Brooks pecan trees.
n F. Loch, Stone Min. Rt, 1.

EANS AND PEAS

TANTED:

Want 10 to 20 lbs. Lady fin-
peas, weevil-free and rea-

mnable. price. W. M. Thornton,

Want prices on 75 bu. peas.

d 20 bu. sorghum seed; del.

_ Madison. Q. L. Williford,

ure French | rye, also
ure Argentine, Greece and
arley. State price, kind,

1d_ Ww
Brennan, Soe

MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED FOR SALE
Want several tons of shucks. Want 100 Bu. good sound

B. H. Neal, Summit.

2 bu. Bur Clover seed at
once, state price. Mrs. J. E, Ulm,
Harlem.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE

Black . walnut meats, 1940
crop, large pieces, sifted, free
from hull, 35c Ib. add postage,
no checks. Mrs.. W. L. Cheek,
Rhine, Rt. 1.

Plurisy root, 25c lb. blood

root, 50c lb. yellow root, cher-
ry bark 15c Ib. W. G. Reynolds,
Morganton.

Yellow root, wild cherry
bark, wild plum bark, 15c lb.
Queen of Meadow 20c Ib; jon-
quil bulbs, purple Iris, 25c doz;
day lilies, 20c doz. Exc. for
anything can use. Mrs. W. P.
Jones, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Nice black walnut meats,
free from hull or shell, 30c pt.
4 pts. $1; horseradish, 25 Ib.
Lady Slipper roots, 75c doz,
$5 C; ginseng seed, 2c ea. Mrs.
W. A. Johnson, Alto.

Nice black walnut meats,
40c lb. postpaid in Ist and 2nd
zone: in Ga; sage plants, 50c
doz; tansy, trailing Arbutus,
25c doz; rhubarb, 3 for 25c;
Exe. for white. sacks. Add
postage on small orders. Mary
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Large black walnut meats,
40c Ib, nice large pecan meats,
50c Ib. Postage paid. Mrs. Ella
Leachman, Commerce, Rt. 4.

New, white downy feathers.

Ibs. $11.50. Mrs. Mary Col-
lins, Cordele, Rt. 4.

30 Gal. electric barrel churn,
$10. A. G. Ward, Rome.

Nice clean cured sage, 60c
lb. scallion onion buttons, 50c
gal. 15c qt; also spring hatch
speckled Sussex cockerels, $1,
$1.25, $1.50 ea; A few butter-
cup cockerels. Mrs. C. R. Sor-
rells, Monroe, Rt. 1.

6 Lbs. new duck feathers,
90c Ib. prepaid. Mrs. Otis
Mashburn, Cuming, Rt. 5.

Black walnut meats, 40c Ib.
postpaid in Ist and 2nd zones.
Mrs, L.-J. Mason, Rt. 2, Box
129, Culberson, N. C. Res. of
Ga.

TOBACCO: Want. 20 Ibs.
thick leaf bright flue-cured to-
|bacco, No. 1 grade. Send sam-
ple leaf and quote price. B.
pas: gan, Martin.

CORN: Want zuv su. good
sound ear corn. Harry Neal,
Waverly Hall.

1940 crop black walnut
meats, 40c Ib.; white, black ey-
ed, red speckled crowder peas,
10 Ibs., $1.00; Lady T. straw-
berry plants, 30c C;$2.25- M;
Gibson, Wonder berries, 40c Cc:
$3.25 M. Prepaid to 1 and 2
zones. Mrs. Willis Grindle,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Brown turkey figs, white,

black scuppernongs, muscadine
vines, jap. apricots, blue Dam-
son, red goose plums, May
cherries, Hackworth, Limber-
twig, horse apples, 10c ea.;

$1.00 doz.; hazelnuts, 40c doz.;

3 doz., $1. 00 del. Bertha Pat-
terson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Sassafras roots, wild cucum-
ber, witchhazel bark, 25c Ib.;
dried yellow root, 2 Tbs., 35:
ratsbane fever weed, 10c bunch.
Add postage. Emmitt Wilkins,
Morganton.

1940 crop walnut meats, 40c
lb.; Lady T., Everbearing
strawberry plants, 30 C; Page 50
M; large- garlic. bulbs, 6, 50c
del. in 1 and 2 zones. Mary M.
Holloway, Dahlonega, Rt. 1,
Box 35. :

Lady T., Mastodon strawber-

ry plants, 30c C; $2.50 M; wal-

nut meats, 40c lb.; catnip, pep-
permint, horse mint, dbl., single
tansy, yarrow, featherfoot, 25c
doz. del. in 1, 2 zones. L. M.

| White, Dahlonega, Rte

Nice, clean walnut meats,
40c lb. postpaid in 1, 2 zones:
pase plants, $1.00 doz.; rhubarb,
3 roots, 25c. Cash or MO. 5.C:
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Witchhazel bark, green, yel-
low root, wild cherry bark, 25c
Ib. Exchange for white feed
sacks. Add postage. Ethel Mae
Keener, Ellijay, Rt.-3.

.Yellowroot, cupamber wild
cherry,, birch, sassafras, red
root, old field pine, 20c Ib. Add
postage. Exchange for white
sacks. Mrs. Glover Abercrom-
bie, Mineral Bluff.

50c Ib. sample free, lot of 25

slio shucked corn. Quote best
price del. to my place 8 mi.
north of Macon on Atlanta
hway. J. H. Hayes, Macon, Rt.
1, Forsyth Rd.

BEANS: Want
bunch velvet and
speckled velvet beans.
amount and price del.
Hel~<. Buena Vista.

POTATOES: Want to get in
touch with narty having old-
fashioned pumpkin potatoes.
C. S. Meeks, Nicholls, Box 33.

CORN, HAY, BEANS: Will
exc. pure extracted honey for
corn, hay or velvet beans; also
will sell or exc. 1 Duroc gilt,
brec to Spotted Poland-China,
for corn. D. M. Kirkland, Sum-
mertown. :

COTTONSEED

Want 25 bu. Cokers 100 str.
3 cottonseed, pure, 1940 crop.
Name price del. H. F. Dixon,

genuine
90-Day
Quote
W. L.

| Ellaville.

HAY: Want several tons
good peanut hay, del. 16 mi.
Augusta, L. M. Mason, Evans.
Cfo Mrs. W. W. Wood.

PEANUTS

Exe. red and white spotted
crowder (fine table pea) peas
for Red Spanish Peanuts, Ib.
for lb. Ea. pay pestage on
what they receive. G. H. Low-
ery, Ramhurst. Rt. 1..

black walnuts, comparatively
every one sound and hulled,
$1.00 bu. FOB this station. J.
Wood Browning, Box Springs.

Dry sage, 10c pint,also bees-
wax for sale. Make best offer.
Mrs. A. Blalock, Alto. Rt. 2.

Walnuts, black, hulled - and
dried. L. S. Kelly, Shady Dale,
Rtp 13

Queen of the Meador roots,
Coltsfoot leaves, yellow root,
25 per lb. sage ants, garden
goose berries, 3 for 25c; red and
black everbearing raspberries
12 for 45c; garlic, 3 lbs. for 25c.

Lady Slipper, bright golden
yellow, 75c per doz. $5 per C;
genseng seed, 2c ea. 75c for 50
seed, all prepaid. W. A. John-
son, Alto.

Large sounc hickory nuts, 50c
per bu. prepay on 3 or more bu.
in Ga. can furnish large lots, M.
O. please. Claud Thomas, Mor-
ven,

Turnip greens, 1-4 acre, ex-
cellent quality, now ready. Wal-
ter Palmer, Cleveland, Rt: 2.

Crabaple, black haw, persim-
mon, huckleberry, sparker ber-
ry. muscadine, plums, gooseber-
ry, all well rooted, 2-3 ft. high,
$1 doz. plus postage. Mrs. Iva-
lene Watson, Toomsboro, Rt.
2:

Yellow root, wild cherry bark,
sassafras root, 15c per Ib; cat-
nip, 20c doz. bunches; Colt foot,
25c per lb. Hoyt Hester, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

Sugarcane, 5000 stalks geen.
or seed at 1 1-2c per stalk, 12
mi. northeast of Waycross. B. F.
Hall, Waycross, Rt. 1: -

Black walnuts in hull, 50c per
bu. at my barn, by bu. or truck
load for planting. R. P. Cheek,
Social Circle, Rt. 1.

Walnut meats, nice and dry,
35c per lb. or 3 Ibs for $1; also
3 Ibs. dried apples to exc. for
peanuts, 6 lbs. peanuts. Mrs. R.
C. Stover, Pisgah.

Yellow root, 10c per lb; Queen
of the Meadow, Rattle weed,
20c per lb: yellow dock, Bird-
ock, 20c per lb. wintergreen 25c
per Ib. Elm bark 50c per Ib;
tansy 10c per bun; white ash
10c ea. add postage. Mrs. J. W.
Jackson, Jasper, Rt. 2.

Black Walnuts, nice, hulled,
$1 per bu. FOB. K. M. Dean,
Royston, Rt. 1.

Lot of nice feathers or exc.
for Jersey: heifers, 15-18 mos.
Mrs. J. M. McElhannon, Winder,
Rt 2.

Lot of nice feathers, $25, Mrs.
A. O. Clark, Iron City.
Running Sage, 10c or 3 for
25c. Mrs. Agnes Marlow, Car-
rollton, Rt. 4.

Cotton feed sacks, 100 Ib. ca-
pacity, 4c per sack cash, or exc.
for what I can use. C. W. Price,
Cedartown, Rt. 2.

Dbl. tansy, peppermint page
Calamus root, 25c per doz. bun.
or 75c per C; bermuda grass
plants, $2 per 'C or $10 per M,
add postage. a L. A, Wright,
Bremen.

Dif. shapes oad sizes gourds,
2c ea. Mrs. Emma L. Marsh,

Adel, Rt. 1.

Few bu. well dried 1940 crop .

MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE

RABBITS AND CAVIES
FOR SALE

Nice black walnut meats, 30c
per lb. postave not paid. Essie
Faye Waldroup, Talking Rock.

Black walnut meats, 40c lb;
white, black-eyed . peas, red
speckled crowders, 10 Ibs. $1;
Exc. for white sacks, good cond.
above all prepaid to Ist and 2nd
zone; also Lady T. Gibson, Won-
derbearer, red gold sugar saver,
Jewel strawberry plant 40c
C; $3.50 M. No chks. Mrs. Willis
Grindle, Dahlonega. Rt. 1.

7 or 8 tons Tung Oil nuts for
sale. D. C. Strother, Fort Val-
ley.

Sev. hundred gourds.
Bryant, Nashville, Rt. 1.

Sev. lbs. beeswax, sev. hun-
dred Camphor trees, number of
other plants, write for list and
prices. Mrs. J. L. Burk, Tifton,
Rt. 3, Box 34

Nicely washed and dried sage,

King

'also dried red hot pepper and

fresh green hot pepper. Mrs.
Leon W. Pullin, Jenkinsburg.

White feed sacks, or will trade
some for flowers, shrubbery, or
bulbs, or for pomegranite, fig,
grape, mulberry. Mrs. D. M.
Rockel, Thomasvills, Rt. 1.

Artichokes, Jerusalem, 4c per
ib. postage paid on $1 or more.
Madison Sanders, Jr., Buchan-
an Rt: 2;

Cured and smoked hams, 10
to 20 lbs. ea. 22 1-22c per lb?
sides and shouldacvs 70c lb. pp
to 2nd zone, alse red and yel-
low popcorn on ear, 5c per lb,
plus postage. Mrs. Fred Atkin-
son, Valdosta, Rt. 4.

CATTLE FOR SALE

Mrs. M. Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Purebred Jersey bull, yellow
back and black side. Ready for
service. Noble and harmony
breeding, $50.00 at barn. Will
reg. in buyers name. C. C.
Bexley, Luthersville.

12 head reg. Guernseys: 5
grown cows, 4 heifers, bred, 3
head, 10-12 mos. old. High pro-
~ducers, also high in butter-fat
test. W. J. Roberts, Gray, Rt. 2.

Bred Jersey bull calf, large
to age, out of heavy produc-
ing parent stock,> Tt... B. and
bangs tested; Champion Club
bull, Cobb Co. Fair. E. W. Hen-
don, Jr., Marietta. Rt. 2.

Purebred Polled Hereford
bull, 1 yr. old, gentle, cheap.
H. V. Harden, Hogansville. Rt.
Ay

4 gal. Guernsey cow, bred to
Guernsey bull, due to freshen
first of February. Sell or exc.
for nice, fresh heifer or nice,
fresh grade cow. R. P. Bomar,
Palmetto. RFD.

Reg. Guernsey male, 2 yrs.
old, well marked, wt. 900 Ibs.
not mischievous. $75.00; 25
geese, $1.00 ea; 15 bred goats,
$1.50 ea. All FOB Barn. M. F.
Coxwell, Warrenton.

Purebred Jersey 8 mos. old
bull $25.00 at farm, 5 mi. East
Harrison, Write or call at farm.
Clifford Waller, Harrison,
te des

2 reg. FFA Jersey bulls, 1
mo. old, $15.00 FOB. Harry
Watts, Ringgold. Rt. 2.

Full-blooded, black tongue
Jersey bull, 18 mos. old, reg.
Sell or exc. for good saddle
horse. W. L. Phillips, Martinez.

40 head high grade White
Face heifers, wt. 350 to 650 Ibs.,
some bred, some open, 8 1+2c
lb. Lacy Ralls, Hogansville.

mo. to 12 mo. of age, best type,
out of high producing dams.
Reasonable prices. Marguerite
Bryan, Grayson.

Fine 2 yr. old and some near
1 yr. old bulls, all reg. Angers.
-T. B. Federally accredited,
Bangs free, inoculated with
life Blackleg, Hemoraghic Sep-
ticenia. Guar. breeders. C. H.
Blalock, Rabun Gap. Cfo Rab-
uncraft Farm.

Fine Jersey heifer, due fresh.
en in February, for sale or rent,
prefer to rent. Right party may
get cow very reasonable. See
or contact soon, if interested.
Frank Cain, Buford. Rt. 2.

1 yoke steers, wt., about 1900

$100.00 W. J. Norton, Douglas-
ville. Rt. 4.

Fine Jersey cow, fresh in
$35.00. See at my farm, 1 1-2
mi. Morrow on Rt. 54. Mrs. J.
H. Voyles, Morrow. ,

Match work steers,. 5 yrs. a.
wt. 2600 lbs. perfect cond. Sell
to highest bidder. Make offer

10 fine bucks; [on old,
White N. Z. , cheap; IN. ZR
buck, 18 baby rabbits, 8 wks,
old. Mrs. Julin Varnedo, At-
lanta, 130 So. Candler. Rd.

Fat, healthy rabbits, gentle,
White, blacks and _ yellows,

$1.00 ea. eT Ronald
Lynch, Rome. Rt. 1

ee 3
Point. 211 Hendrix Ave.

17 guinea pigs, 7 females,
males, $5.00 or 30c ea. FOB.
Florrie Grubbs, Monticello. Rt.
2, Box 50.

Ped. N. Z. White rab
$3.00 pr. Exc. for young pullets
of good laying breed. Chas. P,
Weaver, Smyrna. Rt. 1.

5 Black rabbits, buck, 4
$3.00 for lot. Annie McCoy
Canton, Rt. 4.

Guinea pigs. 50c ea.
Mittie Shropshire, Round Oak.
Rt 1. Box 78:

HOGS FOR SALE

Reg. Durocs,
Orion Cherry Kings, boars anc
gilts, March litter by Al
Cherry King, No. 17225. The
Everett Nash boar. Dbl. trea
ed. P. C. Herod, Kathleen.

Reg. Duroc tied 18 mos. ol
a beauty; also 6 wks. old pigs
cross between Duroc and Berk-
shire, from prize winners
Cheap. L. R. Cooley, Atlant
1835 Memorial Dr. S. E.

Black big bone Guinea male,
wt. 100 Ibs. life treated, $10.
at my barn; $12.00 crated ,
P. Goss, Glenwood. Rt. 2.

3 mos. old, purebred Bla
African Guinea pigs, males and
females, $5.00 ea. FOB. Was
Dickinson, Monticello.

S. P. C. boars and open gil
from sows from Conquest.
1938-1939 world champi
boar. Cholera immuned. Reg.
buyers name. $15.00 ea. D..
Lee, Dawson.

_ Black Essex, woutes pi
$8.00 ea; 65-75 lb. pigs, $11.0
ea; 100 Ibs., $14.00 ea. with
application for reg., and cho
era treated. Pairs no-akin.
J. Bargeron, Sardis.

Thrifty S: PoC, pigs, ie
old, wt. 35-40 lbs. Simultane-
ous inoculation for cholera
and treated for swine plague.
Excellent breeding, from
worlds grand champions. Reg.
buyers name. Sat. guar. $8.50
ea. FOB. Herman Rae
Dublin. Rt. 3.

Reg. Duroc Jersey pees

X

Sev. reg. Guernsey bulls, 3.

lbs. well broke, work anywhere | |,

from worlds best stock, wt.
, about 300 Ibs., 2 yrs. old, med,
_ type, reg. buyer's name, $20. 00
_OB. Jas. L. Brown, Helena.

Pigs, shoats and hogs, 6 wks,
to 18 mos. old, for sale. Mrs.
E. J. Hendley, Atlanta, 980 St.
Charles Ave. N. E. Ve 7508, 4

1 purebred -P. C. male, wt
300 lbs. 2 1-2 yrs. old, $2
(sell to keep from inbreeding) ;
also sell or trade for White
Face yearling, a 10 yr. oe
1350 lb. black mare mule. C2
Howell, Adel. Rt. 2. .

Purebred P. C. 8 wks. on
pigs, for sale or trade for pure-
bred chickens, any good ee
Jack Hendon, Marietta. Rt.

Reg. S. P.-C. boar, 16 mo:
old. wt., 225 lbs., fine specima
$16.00 at barn; 3 milk goat
good cond., 2 milking, $20.0
for lot; also 100 bu. Coke "Ss
seed rye, $1.25 bu. W. D. we e
son, Logansville.

Thrifty S. P. C. pigs, 12 w

old, 60-75 lb. cholera a
swine plague treated. Fro
Worlds Grand Champions

Reg. buyers name. Sat. guar.
$8.50 ea. FOB Lyons. H. D
Jordan, Dublin. Rt. 3.

1 purebred S. P..C. you x
sow, gen., littered 10 pigs dJast

time, $12. 00. Mrs. Leila Ma

dox, f ackson. Rt. 3 (at Bloun

4 brood sows, O. I. C., bre
$10.00 ea. John Foy, Oakman.

' 10 nice ee Pe oe gilts,
boars, 3 mos, old, in. fine shape,
large for age, purebred. 1 mi,

| per pound. W. D. Keeter, Can-

ton. Rt. 4.

Rocky Mount. J. E. Meeks,
Greenville. Rt. 1, _ Ss

} f

2

WS;

_ Pineapple pear trees, 250

%

1 reg., with papers S. P. C.

male, good breeding, wt. 250
Vbs., not fat; about 2 1-2 yrs.
-old $18.00 FOB. B. D. Blith,
~Gilennville.

_ 3 purebred S. P. C. male
pigs, 10 wks. old, reg. buyers
name, $7.50 ea. Harry Futch,
- Rochelle. RFD 2, Box 154.

- . fo treg:S: P..C. 8 wks. old
pigs, from best breeding stock.
Both males and females. Call

. Tifton 9132 or write Walter B.

Leverett, Jr., Abac. Box 13.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

5 gaited saddle mare,'9 yrs.
old, wt. 800 lbs., perfectly
- gentle, work anywhere, $75.00:
her daughter, 2 yrs. old
(should make fine saddler),
father reg. saddle horse, gen-
tle (children can ride and
leads well), $50.00. Both red
with white markings on face
and feet. Forced to sell. Chris-
tine Wilson, Clarkesville. Rt. 1.

_ Bleek mare mule, good cond.,
gentle, sound, wt. about 1200

_ Ibs. (safe for women folks to
handle). Bargain, $65.00. Come
see. B. P. Chastain, Ayersville.

Rt 1. (at Mt. View Service
Station.)

1 good horse, about 10. or
12 yrs. old, wt. about 1200 lbs.,
$100.00 cash. W. I. Williams,
-Mauks. Rt. 2.

6 farm horses and mules for
immediate sale at very low
prices. F. H. Jones, Waycross.

- 611 Reynolds St.

_ Bay horse mule, wt. 1000
Ibs.. about 10 yrs. old, sound,
woetk anywhere, $75.00 cash,
or trade for cows or hogs of
equal value. E. L. McGuire,
_ Lake Park. Rt. 1.

A 10 yr. old farm mule, gen- |

tle and brisk. W. A. Guann,
Stillwell...

_ 1 mare mule, $75.00; 1 cow,
dry, $25.00; 1 Jersey heifer, 2
yrs. old, $25.00; also 6 bu. this
-yrs black walnuts, unhulled,
~40c bu., 5 bu., last yrs crop,
hulled, 70c bu. Albert B. Mc-
Koy, Newnan.
._ Fine horse colt, 6 mos. old,
good bone and-well made. Sell
or cgnsider trade for good
White Face bull or other cat-

tle. W. M. Rockel, Thomasville. ;

Ric i.

- 4 yr. old black mare, wt.
about 900 lbs., guar. work
anywhere, perfectly sound,

slow natured, no bad _ habits.
Has raised 1 colt. $100.00 Gra-

dy Panter, Dial.

5 gaited saddle mare, 7 yrs.
old, wt. about 900 lbs. Sell or
exc. for Jay Bee Hammer mill
in good cond. W. OD. Allen,
Enigma.

Fine mare in foal, also 1
fine Guernsey bull from best
blood line, wt. about 1000 lbs.

8 mi. No. McDonough. H. H.

_ Elliott, McDonough.

Young, gentle about 40 in.

high, black and white Shet-

land pony, $40.00 J. M. Rob-
erts, Donalsonville.

800 lb. good farm mule for
sale or exc. for good cow or
fattened hog. Mule can be seen
at Medlock place (old dairy).
Lo. near Peachtree Baptist
Church, RFD 2, or see R. H.

Crockett, 79 Peachtree St. At- |-

lanta.

_ Brown and white Shetland
pony, wt. about 300 Ibs., very
gentile, $25.00. See at my farm.

_T. A. Andrews, Greenville.

1 old horse mule, $25.00 cash

at farm, or trade for meat hogs |
or a cow. J. F. Little, Forsyth.

Ht. 3.
3 yr. old bay horse, Ga. rais-

ed, wt. 1300 lbs., works well

anywhere; also a 3 yr. old
Western mare, red sorrel, wt.
950 Ibs. will bring mule colt in
April. Both guar. sound in very

way, $125.00 ea. or exc. for

dairy cows. John L. Porter, De-
catur. Rt. 1.

1 mule, wt. 1100 Ibs., $45.00.
P. G. Cason, Culverton.

_ SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

_ At Stud, Reg. purebred Nu-
bian sire, N-2397 A. G. S.,
53807 A. M. G. R. A. of La-
Crescenta-Mile High breeding,
best Nubian breeding in South.
Hornless, black with light trim.

Fee, $5.00 for purebreds; $3.00
for grade does. No shipping. F.

E. Grubbs, Demorest.

293 head stock goats, 13
grown, 10 half grown, $2.00
and $1.00 ea. at my place; also
2 yrs.
old, '50c ea. at my place, J. O.
Rahn, Flemington.

ie Ae
pets

_ SHEEP AND GOA
: FOR SALE |

At Stud, Sir Roderick, No.
T-2678, the most outstanding
Toggenburg buck in the South.
Reg., ped., naturally hornless.
From 15 1-2 lb. milk stock.
Guar, fertile. Service fee. $5.00;
also booking orders for ped.
1941 kids. John Hynds, Atlan-
ta, 93 Warren St., De 5140.

Toggenburg milk goats, bred
to freshen in Spring, for sale.
Ai. ME. Abernathy, Decatur,
605 So. Candler St. De 7727.

At Stud, natural butt-head-
ed, reg., Alpine buck, vigorous,
fertile, blooded milk stock:

1-5 yr. old Tog-Nubian; 1-3
yr. old Tog-Nubian; 1-3 yr.
Toggenburg; 2-8 mos. old Tog-
Alpine. All bred to above buck.
Prices reasonable. R. B. Phil-
lips, Damascus. Rt. 1.

2 fine Nubian and Saanan
your~ goats, soon to freshen;
med. size Toggenburg that
gave 1 gal. day at-. second
freshening; soon to freshen.
All in fine shape. Reasonable
for quick sale, at barn. C. W.
Griffies, Bowdon.

Fine, large Toggenburg-Nu-
bian doe from reg. parents,
$15.00 now, or $25.00 when
fresh in February; good bucks,
$4.00 to $10.00; also 2 bred
guinea pigs and 1 male sent
prepaid for $1.00. Stamps ac-
cented. Last house on No.
Hightower Rd. J. Jolley, At-
Janta, Rt. 7.

Booking orders for reg. pure-
bred Toggenburg kids. Quality
breeding from best milk stock;
2 buck kids, 4 mos. old. Pure-

bred stock. 1 nice grade doe.

kid. At. Stud, reg. Tog. buck.
Warren Rollins,
Murray Hill Ave., N. E. De
6902. Bo

At Stud natural butt-headed,
reg. Toggen. arg buck, No. T-
2588. Vigorous, fertile, blooded
milk stock. R. W. Hill, Jeffer-.
son.

At Stud, large, natural butt-
headed Toggenburg buck. Vi-

| gorous, fertile, blooded milk

stock. Service fee, $2.00. Doe
boarded reasonably. Mrs. Mc-
Elroy, Atlanta, 205 Norwood
Ave., N. E. De 3710.

2 yr. old Toggenburg-Saan-
an crossed milk goat (dont go.
dry-, gives over 3 qts. day.
$15.00 for quick sale. W. S. Jes-
ter, Barnesville, 315 Taylor St.

LIVESTOCK WANTED

SHEEP AND GOATS
WANTED

Want 5 or 6 common goats
and 5 or 6 sheep. State what
you have and best price. S. C.
Waddell, Bremen.

Want 10 nannie goats, about
1 yr. old, naturally butt-head-
ed, common stock, not milk
goats; J. W. Ham, Summit. Rt.
1

Want buy Angora billy goat
at reasonable price. Write. H.
G. Blakeley, Savannah. Rt. 3,
Montgomery Road.

BURRO WANTED

Want a Burro. Must be gen-
tle, for small child to handle.
Mrs. C. H. Mitchell, Atlanta.
P. O. Box 1154. Be 1090.

HOGS WANTED

Swap 6 stands Bees with this
yrs honey and-15__ nice, fat,
mixed hens, for bred gilt, milk
goat or Minorca chickens. R. R.
White, High Point.

' Want purebred Big Bone
Black Guinea hogs, ready bred,
Gilts preferred. Mrs. Annie G.
Beavers, Odum. Rt. 1.

CATTLE WANTED

Want good fresh in cow, giv-
ing milk enough for 3 calves,
tested, free of Bangs and Tu-
berculosis, within 40 miles; al-
so exc. very fine Ga. Experi-
ment Sta. stock, 100 Ib. or bet-
ter black P. C. male for one
as fine to change blood lines.
B. F. Harris, Griffin, P. O. Box
364.

Want purebred Black Angus
male, about 6 mos. old. H. B.
Mim, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.
HORSES AND MULES
WANTED

Want buy 3 good mules, ages
right, wt. around 1200 lbs.
sound at bargain. Also have
Kudzu crowns for sale. R. E.
Concord.

POULTRY FOR SALE

ANCONAS

12 purebred Ancona roost-
ers, ready for service, $1.00 ea.
Not prepaid. Thos. Childs, Ab-

beville.

few choice bred does for sale;.

Atlanta, 349,

AUSTRA-WHITES -

100 Austra-white 10 mos.
old pullets, clean, healthy,
$1.00 ea. while they last. J. R.
Doty, Decatur, Rt. 2; near wa-
ter plant. De 5212.

BANTAMS AND BRAHMAS_

4 young mixed bantam hens,
2 young bantam roosters, $1.75

lot. W. G. Dobbins, Box 147,:

Marietta.

Bantam hens, 25c ea. fob. J.
- soe: P. O. Box 453, Rich-
and.

Bantams: R> C. _ Blacks,
Golden Sebrights, White Sil-
kies, trio of each, $7.50. W.

-O. Thomas, 1205 East 40th St.,

Savannah.

Few Black Cochin,
Cornish bantams, coekerels
and pullets, $5.50 trio; 6
Golden Sebright hens, 1 roost-
er, sev. nice. cockerels and
pullets, reasonable. From prize
winning stock. Mrs. O. M.
Hunt, Decatur, Rt.1.

3 AAA White bantam hens,
2 roesters, 2 Cornish bantam
roosters, Feb. 1940 hatch, 40c
ea. $3.00 for lot. Cash. Mrs.
ODell Hood, Warthen, Rt. 2.

Modern Red Pyles, Dark
Cornish and Buff Cochins,
bred from show winners; few
pr. Racing Homer pigeons. W.
J. Herndon, Augusta, 1109 Ad-
rian St.

Trio Black Cochins, $5.00
(cock prize winner at South-
eastern Fair); also 20 young,
mix, bantam hens, 40c ea. Sat.
guar. Jas. K. Rice, Douglas-
ville.

BARRED AND OTHER
ROCKS: o

Several Barred Rock hens,
wt. 4-7 Ibs. 15 per lb. F. O.
B. here, no checks; want 25
Brown or White Leghorn pul-
lets, wt. 1, 2-3 lbs, will pay
above market price, F. O. B.
your point. E. C. Longino, An-
dersonville.

50 White Rocks, best egg
grade, April hatch pullets, $1
ea. F. O- B. Mrs. Chester Wad-
dell, Bremen.

50 Blood-tested Barred
Rock hens, $1 ea; 6 fine roost-
ers, will sell 10-12 hens in 1
lot, or rooster in with hens,
$1.25. ea. all laying, Parks

. strain; will sell crate hatching

eggs, 75c per 15, cartons re-
turned. Mrs. G. C. Clifton
Millen.

2 Barred cockerels, April
hatch, 1 ringlet, other light
Rock, $1 ea if taken at once;
also 3 1939 R:; I. Red roosters,
highly colored, good size, vi-
gorous, Donaldson, AAA Booth
strains, $1.50 ea. also 1 same
strain year older, $1.50. Mrs.
R. B. Mooney, Adairsville.

- 20 Barred Rock pullets, AAA '
strain, 8 mos. $1 ea; 10 Rhode
Island Red pullets, same strain

and age-andsame price. Mrs.

A. J. Carter, Newington.

60 Barred Rock hens, 1939-
1940 hatch, now laying. Mrs.
L. K. Fromshon, Decatur, 888
Columbia Drive. :

Parks strain, foundation
stock, direct from Parks, 8
mos. cockerels, $2.25 ea, 12 for
$25, not prepaid; best selected
eggs, $1.25 per 15 postpaid.
Mamie Roach Plyler, Daisy.

50 Broilers and friers, 2 2
1-2 lbs. 20e per lb. at my barn,
22c per lb. del. all purebred
Barred Rocks. M. A. Norton,
Edison.

10 Apr. hatch P. R. pullets,

1 cockerel, $10.00 lot. Mrs. W.
P. Simmons, Jasver, Rt. 3.

15 fine AAA purebred B. R.
hens, 7 mos. old, $1.00 ea. Lee
Norris, Newborn, Rt. 1.

10 fine W. R. Fishel str. pul-
lets, $1.00 ea.; 4 fine cockerels,
$1.50 ea.; 2, $2. 9. Cockerel
free with 10 pullets. Mrs. J. L.
Wallace, Bowersville.

75 White P. R. pullets, 6
mos. old, 75c ea. in lots of 10
or more, not prepaid; also
want White P. R. roosters, Mar.
or Apr. hatch. Mrs. L. W. Sea-
go, Pinehurst.

W. R. cockerels, pullets,
Fishel str., $1.00 ea.; 10 pullets,
1 cockerel, $10.00; 2 roosters,
$1.00 ea. Crated fob. Mrs. Z. L.
Scott, Concord.

CORNISH

AAA Dark Cornish roosters,
Apr. hatch, $1.50 ea. Cash..
Mrs. T. H. Garrison, Abbeville,
Res

4 pure White Cornish roost-
ers, Apr. hatch, long yellow

legs, $1.50 ea. A. C. Sailers,
Maysville, Rt. 2. .

ni st

Dark

CORNISH: _

ish cockerels, spr. hatch, $2.90
ea.; 5, $8.25; 4 pullets, $5.00

value. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

, Several Dark Cornish cock-
erels, $1.00 ea. Exchange one
for nice dried peaches, rancid

grease. Glen Holton, Soperten,
Re:

_Purebred Dark Cornish In-
dian cocks and_ cockerels,
Webber st. $2.50 and $2.00 ea.
also same breed pullets, $1.25

Red.

Heavy type Bull Dog str.
Cornish cockerels, August 12th
hatch, over 4 Ibs., $1.50 ea.
FOB here. Trade for cured
wham. A. L. Milligan, Bloom-
ingdale.

GAMES

4 pure Traveller pullets, 10
mcg, old, $2.00 ea. Trade for
trio of Shawls or Whitehac-
kles. M. H. Schuman, Savan-
nah, Twickenham Ter. .

2 Atlen Roundhead cocks, 2
yrs. old, $5.00; 7 Bee Martin
hens, $150 ea; 8 game Corn-
ish hens $1.00 ea. cocks, $1.50. |
C. R. Wade, Thomson. Rt. 5.

LEGHORNA

70 good W. L. hens, Mar..|
1939 hatch, 75c ea. lot at pen.
Mrs. W. J. Benefield, Carroll-
ton, Rt. 2.

6 W. L.*pullets, 7 mos. old,
laying; 6 B. L. pullets, 6 ros.
old, laying, $1.00 ea.; 10 game
pullets, 6 mos. to 1 1-2 yr. old,
75c ea. Buyer pays shipping
exp. H. H. Carpenter, Rt. 1,
Roekmart.

100 purebred AAA S: C. WK.
L. pullets, Mar. hatch, half
laying, $1.25 ea. fob. William
Bass, Greenville.

W. L._ pullets, ped. stock,
large Eng. str., now laying,
$1.00 ea. Mrs. Lucian Williams,
Collins.

White, Buff and Brown Leg-
horns, sired by 300 egg dbl.
ped. ceckerels, $1.50 ea. in lots
of 10 or more; few Speckled,
Sussex, $2.00 ea; Rock, Reds,
Orpington pullets, laying,
$1.50 ea. Morris Sanders,
Nashville. :

135 or 40, W.'L. AAA April
hatch White Leghorns,.. now
laying 80 percent, $100.00, or
90c ea; also 140 hens, 1 yr. old.
$90.00 or 75c ea. At my place.
Mrs. Ella Robinson, Waco. Rt.
Q-
Ped. W. L: breeding cocker-
els, from.300-324 egg dams.
10 mcs. old, large typ2, reason-
able prices. M. W. Kantala,
Elberton.

150 Brown L. AA and AAA
bloodtested hens, soon be lay-
ing, nearly through molting,
17 and 18 mes. old, 75c ea.

70c ea. Mrs. Frank Smith, Cof-

: fee.

About 75 W. L. hens, 1939
hatch, now laying, $1.00 ea.
$60.00 for lot. 1 cockerel, April
1940 hatch, $2.00. J. H. Har-
bin, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box 458.

MINORCAS

5 purebred Buff Minorca
cockerels, Mar. hatch, $1.00 ea.

| Mrs. Clyde Lanier, Graymont,

Rt." 1. -
ORPHINGTONS

7 fine B. O. pullets, $1.00
ea. Cash with order. Mrs. C. H.
Farrar, Jenkinsburg. :

2 AA Buff Orp. April cock-
erels, $1.00 ea; 1939 hatch
rooster, $1.00. Buyer pay ex-
press chgs. P. O. with order. B.
L. Biggers, Covington. :
Yellow. Buff Orp. March
1940 cockerels, $2.00 ea. Miss
Mary D. McGee. Musella. Rt. I.

PHEASANTS

Chinese Ringneck pheasants,
good stock, $3.00 pr. cod. H.
H. Woodbury, 177 Twelfth St.
N. E., Atlanta.

PIGEONS

Ringneck pigeons for gale.
Amilee Long, Bremen.

Barn yard pigeons, 25 pr.
Mrs. C. R. Faulk, Dan-
ville.

QUAIL

Guar. strong, healthy No. 1
stock Bob White quail, 5 mos.
old, $1.00 ea. in lots of 25 or
more; also Chuker partridges,
7 mos. old, $1.73 wa. lots of

25 or more. Guar. live del. Geo. |
H. Williams, Hamilton:

cig ae eee ae 16 pre--
aid. Exchange for anything of | ee hee 1s
P : ivester.. |REDS (NEW HAMPSHIRES

lard, or good, clear, fried meat'|-

ea. Mrs. J. T. Holland, Sparks. |

FOB in lots to 25; over 25, at |

QUAIL
8 fine large type Dark Corn- j

9 pr. streng, healthy Bo
White ~ quail, $25.00. Sellin
out. Pat Read, Marietta. 100
Cherokee St. 3

12 thorughbred N. H. Re

cockerels, $1.00 es. Mrs. E
Boatwright, Alma, Rt. 3. ~

5 Meh. hatch c
$1.95 ea. or exc. for go
feathers. Mrs. R. J. Fleming
Lineolnton, Rt. 2. - pak

-3 Purebred pullets, 1 roost
er most ready to lay. $3
not del, also 7 purebred Br
ama hens, 1 rooster, $7 for

1 large B. R. reoster, 1 wi
Roqk rooster, $1 ea; 1 pu
bred Ancona rooster, $1; 7
cross Ancona and White Le
horn yr. old hens, $6 for lot.
i' Mrs. A. W. Turner, Macon, :
4. Box 106; a

RED (RHODE ISLAND: _

Dark Red cocks, cockerel:
ready for mating, officia
blood tested. $2.00 ea.; trios,
$5.00; pullets, hens, $1.50 |
eggs, $1.50, 15 postpaid. Rook
ing chick orders. Mrs, Do
Donaldson, Decatur. De 240
S. C: R. I. Red pullets, $1
ea.; roosters, $1.25 ea. in lo
of 20; roesters, $1.00 ea. fob
Cash with order. Mrs. I.
Boatwright, Alma, Rt. 4. _

4 Red cockerels, bought fr
Mo. Valley Peultry Farm, Ma
29th, fine excellent for breed
ing purposes, $1 ea. E. B
Stephenson, Summerville.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEE:
DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE

18 large geese, $1.00 ea
$18.00 lot fob. Mrs. E. D. Pow.
ers, Screven, Rt. 2. ;

_ Large Muscovey drake,
hen, $3.00 at farm or expe@n
paid. Mrs. J. F. Lewis, Thom:
asville. ie

Mammoth Bronze _ turkey:
25 Yb. RR. C. Purcell, Ba
Ground. :

24 Mar. hatch turkeys, $2.00
ea.; $45.00 lot; also 20 M.
hatch Cornish pullets, 3 ro
ers, $100 a.; 10 pullets
rooster, $10.00; $20.00
Mrs. Jewel Dominy, Eastm

M. B. turkey tom, $12.
tom, 2 hens, $20.00; also Ap

| hatch M. B. turkey toms, $8.00;

tom. 2 hens, $16.00. Exp. 1
paid. Mrs. W. W. Vandergrif
Thomasville, Rt. 2..

Few nice M. B. breeder:
May hatch. Hens, 30c Ib
gobblers, $5.00 ea. Mrs. L.
Scoggins, Newnan. Rt. 1.

Nice, young fat turkeys,
18. Ibs:, 250 Jb. | Mrs.
Strange, Cobbtown. &

Mammoth broadbreas
Bronze toms, McIntyre str, a!
so Bourbon Reds, _ selec
stock for breeding. J. T. Eth
ridge, Norcross. RFD cfo Rob
bins Ridge Turkey Farm. ~

200 spring hatch purebr
Bronze. bloodtested hen
$2.25 ea: toms, $4.00 ca. lot fe
24c lb. Mrs. Neal Willian
Buena Vista. Rt. 2.

WYANDOTTES

1 purebred S. L. R. C. Wy
andotte rooster, $1.50; ex
change for 2 Brahma hens,
young Red game _ bantam
rooster, 75c, or 1 L. Brahm
hen. Max Sheppard, 509 Barn
ard St., Savannak.

Purebred R. C. S. L. Wyan
dottes, 75c ea.;*also want R
Jersey calves. Docia Har
Lula. :

8 purebred White Wyandot
hens, $1.00 ea.; 5 mixed he
80c ea.; 6 purebred B. R. hens,
no culls, $1.25 ea. fob. M
Mattie McPherson, Rab
Gap, Rt. 1.

2 White Wyandottes, abou
8 mos. old. purebred, $1.00 e:
Mrs. W. F. Rolan, Rome. R
2: :

POULTRY WANTED |

CORNISH

Want 10 Black Cornish hens,
Mareh 1940 hatch. State b
price. S. Oden, Blackshear.
Bex 8.

REDS: Want 6 or 8 N. H.
Red pullets, April hatch, and
1 B. O. rooster. A. A. Fowler,
Canton. Rt. 3. eae

Want 10 S. L. Wyandotte or
big type B. R., last spring
ee, ee 2 price,

rs. BF. L. ompson, Mi
edgeville. Rt. 1. cfo W. H. Ivey,

wart

FARM HELP WANTED | FARM HELP WANTED | FARM HELP WANTED| POSITIONS WANTED ) POSITIONS WANTE

ae 3 t good 1 or 2h. farm
Webi heaity, tedable, Sood) Want maid: wanen,/50-05, oe re: ee aipok nan Plenty of force. Ww. (
Want middleaged white wo- | woman, prefer country raised, | to stay with elderly couple seston a pou ee good house near ain: ann
man to tay with elderly cou- | for light farm work, no field | and help with light farm chor- ee oe ok, i Tee Poo aat Pye tee eke Aiheee
ple and do light farm: work, | work. Good home with 3|es. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore. | Wor, Wants job at once, near ielsvile. C. L. Addis

. 5 Atlanta, board, laundry, small Danielsville. F : is
no field work. Good home and adults, private room, small] RFD 1. iy hae dabte, | Warrenton. Rt. 1.
reasonable salary. A. C. Towe, salary. State age and particu- n ependa

Want good farmer for 2 or : 3
Adairsville. Bis. lars. Mrs. John Solomon, Jef- bps os Bi SES Base M. Woodall, _tlanta, 83 Cain Boy, 23, high school edu

ae - se = St.. N. E., Apt. 4, Ma 7068. tion, experienced, _ will

ant middlea ed, heal : enry. near concrete worker, wants job on fa:
unencumbered, L ealthy, Want colored farm wage | Route. Also_ 1 horse crop. A. aovattied man wants job on References. Bee Ledfo
for light farmwork, no field | hands. Houses and wood fur-|H. Neeson, Stockbridge. Cfo Have or gen, farm for wages. Young Harris.
work. Comfortable living | nished along with wages. Have | Cooton Indian River Planta- eacte 0 oe ie Want Jobo ne osienalie =
Quarters and small salary. P, , | Places for two colored fami- | tion. shee ae Pelco tf for 1941. 20

i : : y day after 2 oclock. | farm for yrs. exp

Knox. Jr., Thomson. eee Want middleaged, single wo-| G Mitchell, Atlanta, 341| good ref. Man and wife. W.

for light f k
Want good young or middle- | Road, off Roosevelt Highway, Paid one Mae ee es Central Ave. S. W. Tucker.- West Point "Gio

aged mah with some exp., to| between Stonewall and Red h fae NE ta Beard Want job as farm overseer | . H. Sohler.
take charge as working fore- Oak. Houston White, Atlanta, Blakely: See Seal ge rd . Soe pete Sore oe en ae sa oe
. = oo . eres Grant Bldg. vo Want 2 families to work by Rt qt: oe eae crop on halves. Prefer crop.
aling milk. Dermot Shemwell, a ee ee ee Want 2 or 3 horse share crop. A. Tate, Whitesburg. Rage

d for wages. Man to operate | Simpson, McDonough.
Albany, Box 840. tractor and do farm work; Wanttamile. Witte os colak ay sptce to work and to Meet 2 = eren a halves,
Want middleaged or older, | Woman light farm work. Ap- | eq to work i h, farm. Part | 82v7er. Exp. So. Ga. tobacto |in family, 2 plow han

oes : : - | Ga. preferred. R
vhite country. woman for light | Ply. Paul Riviere, McRae. RFD | wages, other 50-50 basis. Help | BOWE: WaT. Nasworthy,Syc er eady to move

in Eee Ee erred? finance good man; good. place |" 0 RET ony ine. Want where can hav.

work, no field wor :

week, Mrs. G. W. Abercrom- | Want man able finance self| to right man. No drunkard fi ied ie se a Ny a 4 fisliened teouEh on ae
ie, College Park, Rt. 2. for farm. No Sie = Bees apply. Jesse Corley, Mar- $2. 50 "$3.00 ie ieanenaeen Jessie W. Bray. Cartersville
: whiskey dealer need apply. A. | tinez. Hte-1:
: ec good man for 1 h. A Bowmen Buren BEL. Wank shod 4h. Nee fasta. tion to be furnished also. Free

: to go anywhere. Mrs. Lula Good \boy, good habits, re
eet Bete ee Want dependable, middle- |" t0 cultivate 8 acres of cot- | Haddock, Flovilla, care Fio-|able, wants job on farm.

ft
: : ton, 10 acres of corn, on halv- | yijjq Hotel. 5 tall, wt. 145 Ibs. Writ
1% Lilb 4% aged couple, white or colored, villa e i. tall, ow s. Wri e.
oo Sohne uaa a without children, to make feed Ry ro Bearden, Palmetto.) Want light farm work with | Go anywhere. Joe Wood, Tal-

erop, look after small herd good people for reasonable pay | Mo0. Rt. 1, cfo Claud Watson
oo foe me 4 os beef cattle. Monthly salary,|, Want middleaged, unencum- | ang good house and garden;| Single, 20 yrs. old wan
se J. O. Duncan, Stone Mtn. | {zee use of milch cow and 2] bered, white woman for light | jook after stock, poultry, etc. | light farm work, no field work
ae a {acres for self. Profitable work | farm work, no field work.}4g yrs. old, married. Sober, | for reasonable salary. Miss
be = __javailable for wife from June | $2.50 weekt and home. Mrs. |honest and need job at once.|Nell Watson, Talmo. Rt. 1.
or rent, 1 blacksmith shop | to November. Ref. exch. Hom- | Mamie Smith. Rockmart. Rt. 1.] RB. Shurling, West Green. Want 1 h. farm on 50-50 bas-

h few tools, at reasonable {er Harris, Bradley. _Want reliable, unencumber-| Want at once with reliable |is. Good land, 4-5 R. house,

price. W. S. Clarke, Pinehurst. Want good farmer for 2|4, White woman, 20-45 for| party a 1 horse crop, 50-50] water and convenient to hi
_ Want ablebodied, honest so- | horse marie, standing rent (get | light farm work, no field work, | basis. Principal crop Spanish |school. Toombs or Treutlen
er, good worker for farming. | all: Government rentals). Good | i country home with modern peanuts and tobacco. Would|Co. preferred. Other party

rite or see. Mrs. J. H. Carter. house, barn plenty wood; also conveniences, in Catoosa Co.,

consider turpentine position.|furnish stock etc. I partly
- - want good man. able furnish | N- W- Ga. , $12.00 mo. and good See or write. S. T. Jefferson, | furnish self. Have to be mov~

ant er ae woman. | Slf, for good farm on halves. Ava Mrs, Fannie White, | West Green. Rt. 3. ed. C. M. Morgan, Dublin.
leaged, strong, healthy,|! pay half of fertilizer. Both Brngs: ae Want farm in Fulton Co., [3.
iable, to milk cow, see after | Places close to school, with} Want good exp. farmer for | not less 50 acres crop land,
ss d other. light farm |SGhool bus by door. Alex H.| 1941. Good chance. Also a good | 6 R. house, about 15 mi. Atlan-
pee and. - Stephens, Jonesboro. RFD 2.| wage hand, by month or part|ta, Reasonable. Standing rent.

Poulicynian wants job. Yo
of exp., also rough carpenter-

in Sober, honest,. reliable

ork na eH work, Dive if Fitzgerald Farms. _ of crop. Must have good ref. | Near school and church, or oe training. Referens
: H. Spas ae 7 Want exp., reliable man with a - Wilsog, Talking Rock. | bus. Mrs. Ruby Jones, East | Reasonable wages. H. McCoy,
family to drive tractor and Point, 418 Linwood Ave. Unadilla. Rt. 2, cfo Abner

i - Good place for | ..Want good, exp. farm hand, Want Mill to run, prefer | Hambrick.
Sale. ee. z Morgan. 25-40, good worker, honest, so- | both wheat and corn. Around Well exp., dairy hand wants
By for dood 1thoyse farm Americus. ber. and can drive a car and | 2 yrs. exp., can give ref. En-| job at once at well paying dai-

aved highway; new 3-R. truck, for: gen. farm and or- gaged at present but would ry. Good milker, sober, heal-
e: stock and tools furnish- Want refined, healthy, set- | chard work, Yr. round job. change for better job. Call or thy. Married and have 3 ae
Buckwald. Stone jtled, Christian woman to do} $12.00 mo, board and laundry. | write. N. A. Fowler, Norcross, children, Consider good job_

0 ntain, | Rt. AL ener light farm work, no field} Good home. C. G. Es Want 1 or 1 1-2 mule crop wage hand somewhere in Titt,
om work, for oom, board and| Barnesville. Rt. 2. on halves. Furnish self tojInvin or Ben Hill county.
small salary. Must be able to :

Want single half cropper or | make crop. 4 hands to work. 2|State full offer first letter.

drive car well. Ref. required. hand for 1941, Jan avets
rife, "35-45, or iti family, Miss Ruby Reynolds, Maytield. re elon olden _- ae good plow hands. Am ex-vet-j|Clifford McGuire, Rebecca.

nta on share eran. Don't drink, smoke or| Ulaencumbered, settled, white

2 Roe honky, weliget ae t 7. eee, Can tet 1 plow hand for | woman wants light farm work
ber, agreeable. Rent free Want good man for 20 A. ; an young Deon ty ont , | wages and take 1 mule crop, | with Christian people, wid
lace. Must have | near Buckhead, 7 room house, | W ite, or mother and son, for | or part wages per day. E. R. | or elderly -couple
mproving pla nd fur-|9 mi. from center Atlanta. | light farm work, no field work. Wade, Thomson. Rt. 5. Room, board and reasona
mule. tools move a Ideal for dairy or truck farm. | $40.00 mo. Give full details, _ Exp., field growing gladioli salary. No field work.

oe ee N. S. Branch, Atlanta, Box 62. ale RRide Vein A Hale a and chrysanthemums man. | Daisy Scarborough. Point Pe

Know how to grow and take|er. Cfo Oma Baughn.
iddle-| Want good, honest, sober, lanta, Rt.

oo eer. ae. ife, middle. reliable man and wife to work Want smart, healthy woman | 2" oF oe and ee se Man wants job as overseer
rk for general and light}on farm. Will furnish house, | or girl, who needs a home, to florist. C. 7 ae tt, 5 ww; on farm. Especially exp., in
3 Soe See M. L. Frey.| wood, water. _Man work for | live ath family of 2, and do | tors arre reman. | asparagus, fruit and vegetable
Pe otea. Rt. 1. care Elizabeth} wages from about March lst] light farm work, no field work. Want 3 or 4h. farm for 1941 | growing, R. C. Jones, River-
ri Stand. to August Ist; some day labor| Mrs. A. F. Powell, Kite. Rt. 2. | to cultivate on halves the old |side. Rt. 5; Box 33. Cfo J.D

ant couple or with

; ay f or all year (privileged to work: : = way. 7 now all about general Leach.
Vant reliable, * lle for others when not employed POSITIONS. WANTED farming. Life time exp. T, Bel Want a 1 h. fardy oh = Ww.
ene oa Ns on aj- | for me). Good Christian com- Whitehead, Fort Gaines. Georgia. Peanut and cotton a

munity. T. C. Hey POReOe, 16 ld b _ Want good, large farm. 7 in |lotment, no tobacco. 50-50 bas-
. a ate ae or aoe Rt. 2. farm. . Board. py rants oS family, 5 large enough to work | is. Do not have to be furnish ds
tanding r | Bobby Sta Tes, Atlant 433 | in field and 3 plow hands. Can anything. Douglas Durrent,
SH. B. ei Auburn, Want white woman, no > p a,
children, for light farm work, | Capitol Ave. ees to Se ras neh Pelham, te 3. a oe
2 16 yr. old boy wants: job on | DUt wan e mov ors| Want job working Bees for
Gd Tail wepta Mode Comventerers "Bret | term. Beard, undty vaca | farm eterred "3090 base | o4ltTt Job Wosking Bose fap
Span on Ph ot Cain, one near here. State salary de- | Wa8es.. Olin Freeman, clans, Will repay move bill at end of sober. Anywhere in Ga. State
ae ace . sired. Mrs. J. 2 Gardner, 115 Fulton St. yr. William G. Turner, Lizella. | wages. H. E. Barnes, Summ:
ne oe : nan | Rossville. : : 17 a old boy wants job on | Rt. 1. : RE 2 Cfo So A: Calvert.
fan meless or orphan | ~ arm for wages. .Roy Propes, Nice, country raised, 47 yr. Want job repairing or buile
ot over 15-16, to live as{| Want white couple, no| Atlanta, 5 Cooper St. old woman, 2 sons, 14 and 16,|ing Cor : Ba Wheat oe Bee

of family and do gen. light | Children, to do garden work Want job milking and at- want job and home on farm
m work, no field work. At-|and help with general farm |.ten ding to stk und pats IO J sider leasing good mill for 194)

with Christian people. Have to
hool. Be or and|Chores around place. House | etc. on farm. No. field work or ote J. He Cem poll, Ulevelagy

have board, room and plenty
getic. Write. Mrs. J. C. Ms. MR ages. Ref. required. |heavy lifting. Henry Vickers, | clothes for all. Come after. No],,V2mt goed 2 horse crop for

sby, Alma, Rt. 2. . Wright, Rome, Rt. Reidsville. a 3168. drunkard need reply, Send os one Ro ae
1 en arma ior on|stamp for reply. Mrs. Annie | y
e ay or girl for light Want. unencumbered, white shares. Have to be furnished Blankenship, Patterson, Rt. et ee ec ae en
> d board. Mrs. Tom W. Fon te ae ee ? ae oF a uae eee Vee ees t,|,.single man wants crop for/21 yr, on 3 farms. Have force
Leod, Valdosta. Box 803. oe Facade Ho =f te # fae ad ee ig | 1941 on 50-50 basis. C. a Oe | for 2 ha -rep WT. Simpson,
y and good home in fam- {furnish mule and plow too loway, Edison - |Lilburn, Rt. 1.
Want man for gen. farm ily of 2. Apply or write at|and feed. C. M. Turner, Pine- 2
bal. this and 1941, once. Mrs. W. P. Thatcher, | grove. Want job on gras ae as ESP aes so and
1 acre tobacco and Se oo ae : Middl = = repair man; am good carpen- |cattle raiser yrs. old, wants
s, board and laundry. Bere ce e a wenien ee oo ter, also brick layer, can drive ] job near Aflanta at once, for
aR! ome: Mershon. Bee ee ene worn field k. 3. k, truck or tractor. P. A, Stringer, bal, this and for next yr., with
for light farm work, no field toom an = nate :s a sk oe Alapaha. Rt. 2, Box 68. board, laundry and small sal-
Want Young man and wife, board. Mss. Minnie burst, [At once, Mr duranie Butler, | Want job on term near Ath-|ary. Good rat. SNe Ww
r opportunit 1 : Sa n h, Rio, 5 631.
= esa ae rere Cc. Ogeiosines, Bor 1803... Ferman: life time eee ae with reliable man. Marion W.|Cfo Wm. Dyar.
ihe mmell, Chipley. Rt. 3. Want unencumbered woman, ing, hog, peanut and tobacco} Pardue, Reidsville. Cfo Ben Do oe with 2 boys.
dood wo 2 hi. cropper 25- oe yrs. old, to live in home raising, wants to manage or | Crews. aed Jo cs ae h good
Nee cotton for stand: and help with light farm work, | oversee arm for responsible} Man and wife want small 1} people, at once rite. Mrs,
eos school os no Co ee oe ye ig $4. 00 party for reasonable salary for |). crop on 50-50 basis for 1941, See oe Macon. Rt 3, G
wee ill send after. Mrs. 1941. Know how to handle la-|prefer' where can keep stock utieage. ions
ee ee oe W. Jones, Atlanta, 936 Argone bor successfully. Best ref . 7. |at own barn. Robert Chamblee, Want 0d | job, on far
Ellenwood, Rt. 1, St. N. W. Brown, Barwick. care Mrs, Es- | Talmo. Rt. 1. Wi <3 PEG EE | ANG See ee
ee der 40/4 Want industrious, Conpenial telle Sterling. Want job as Grist Miller; |farm work. Good milker. Bk x
ao: Ay lwhite girl to live in home and| 25 yr. old white woman |an keep up rock; also do car- | Manning, Atlanta, se oS
with dairy and with one or | help with light farm wodk, no | wants light farm work, no field |Ppenter work and painting. |ardson St. S. W., Ma 8670.
_children big- enough to field work. Reasonable salary. |work nor milking, H Reasonable wages and board., Colored man wants large
ilk. State age of ea. ye ee Can furnish ref. J. M. Duggan, |h. crop on 50-50 basis. Wi
Cpuub Mrs. W. B. Dyal, McRae. 5, and girl 3. Board and $2.50 z :
an, Columbus. Want good woman for light |week. Mrs, Inez M oore, Alapa- Davisboro. Rt. 2. son and self. Have to be mov
t unencumbered, settled, | farm _ work, no field work. {ha, Rt. 2, Box 74, care z. S. White man. 28, wife and 9;ed. Come or write. Charli
woman, 25-40, fair Room, board and _ reasonable Railey. yr. old son, sent job on. fark yee Social Circle. Rt,
a ye = and me le Mek. aio age L Want 4 acres good land with ae ae Vos airy ok Family of 5 want farm on
farm work, no fild work | R. So. ate ey, ACS \4-5 R, house (furnished), for flower nursery. All to work,|50-50 basis. 25 yrs. exp.-Can
ows to milk. Must be neat] Want family white or color- cheap standing rent. Mrs. Dona go anywhere. Begin now or |operate 2 plows. Grady Sam
clean. $3.00 week, board ed, to tend 2-h. share crop. Burdeshaw, Fortson, Rt. 1. first of year. Ref. exch. Hoyt|mons, Augusta, 711 Moore
laundry. Mrs. C. L. Mc-|Gooa land, house; mail and} . Want job on farm as helper Spruill, Carrollton. Rt. 2. Ave. E
Rt. 7, Box 198. school routes; complete outfit |@ound the barn, feeding and| Middleaged woman wants| Man and wife, 46 and 30,
family of honest x work- |farm tools; good mules, land ae oe ete. eee job light, aoe bee ne field | want gov man farm eh fo
farm, about 40-50| stumped. Can move now if |57 yrs. o alone, in go work, with aged couple pre-|room, board, small salar
tS: At Se 28 Cees Write or see at once. | health. Come for me, will go|ferred. Can. furnish ref. Mrs, |farm near Atlanta, with Chr
ti fable land; running w
urage; 2 mi. consolid-|A. F. Sawyer, Vidalia. anywhere. Isadore Corell, At- | Betty Stout, Atlanta, 218 Bak- | tian people.. See or write. C
1 and 3. churches.| Want white woman 18 to 45, | lanta, 603 Ira St., S. E. er St. N. Ww. Wade, Atlanta, 668 Travis S
00! d ? > : k dr:
electricity available.|to live in country, care for 50 yr, old man wants job Man, 25 yrs. old. and family, Exp. oe ane oe pS
ading rent, 3rds and 4ths;}poultry and other light farm | with reliable man as caretaker } want permanent job on farm.jer (can cultivate wi ;
2 urnish stock and self. chores, no field work. 12 mi.|or overseer of farm. Consider | Exp. gen, repair, outdoor work, |tor), wants work on farm at.
ar Atlanta, good community. Be- | taking over a reasonable poul- | farming, ete. See or write, Aar- | once. 39 yrs. old, married. Ne
.|atrice Porter, Auge. Rt, 1,{try farm. Wife and self only.|on Pitts. Powder Springs. Rt.|bad habits. O, CO: SS
(Dillion Rd.) | ADs, E. ebe, Cee: Rt. 3. gee See ey Quitman, Rt. |